Speaker 1: Rocky and Rocky. You and I jumped all over this
Speaker 1: when AI first became a thing, and now it's kind
Speaker 1: of coming to fruition. People are starting to pay attention
Speaker 1: to us because we're way ahead of the curve as
Speaker 1: always of course.
Speaker 2: Yes, as we always are on the Eddy and Rocky Show.
Speaker 1: But that was one of the first things when AI
Speaker 1: started getting big. You and I were like, well, how's
Speaker 1: this going to fix schools?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 4: And I've talked to one professor in particular who said,
Speaker 4: you know, normally the standard test if you will or
Speaker 4: way you you know, concluded if a student grasped the
Speaker 4: information was a term paper, right, you had to write
Speaker 4: a term paper of various lengths to you know, and
Speaker 4: they would read that, the professor would read it and
Speaker 4: see if you understood the subject matter. Well, now AI
Speaker 4: can literally crank those out in a fraction of a second.
Speaker 4: And you know, there's clues that net professors and people
Speaker 4: know of that know if it's written by AI. But
Speaker 4: increasingly those are getting harder and harder to find. So,
Speaker 4: you know, how do you test students anymore? How do
Speaker 4: you get a gauge on how much they how well
Speaker 4: they know the subject matter? And also for students, it's like,
Speaker 4: how I mean, the the purpose of you know, you
Speaker 4: taking a course is for you to immerse yourself in
Speaker 4: information and understand it. But with the quote unquote help
Speaker 4: of AI, which in some respects means doing it for you,
Speaker 4: are you really exercising your brain? Are you understanding subject matter?
Speaker 4: It begs the question, Hey, let me tell you something.
Speaker 4: If I was a sophomore in high school, say and
Speaker 4: I got an assignment to write five hundred word report
Speaker 4: on a famous writer, American writer, I go, okay, hey, AI, guy,
Speaker 4: whichever pick your poison, write me five hundred words on
Speaker 4: Edgar Allan Poe.
Speaker 1: Right, boom, there it is.
Speaker 2: There it is.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean, people are always always going to take the
Speaker 4: path of least resistance if you allow them to, and
Speaker 4: it's getting hard and harder to catch them. But I
Speaker 4: think even more of a concern, as I said earlier,
Speaker 4: how much of AI is a help?
Speaker 2: How much is it.
Speaker 4: Helping your job or your profession or you as a student,
Speaker 4: And how much of it is actually it's it's kind
Speaker 4: of doing the work for you and thereby decreasing your
Speaker 4: ability to think and exercise your brain and understand any information.
Speaker 1: Well, how are they handling at the upper levels? And
Speaker 1: we're talking universities here, and she wrote to an article
Speaker 1: about it yesterday in the Inquirer Cincinnati dot com. She
Speaker 1: is the education reporter from the Inquirer. Grace Tucker, we
Speaker 1: know you don't use AI. You're sitting there. You you
Speaker 1: probably don't even use a computer.
Speaker 2: You gotta I will skull type number two pencil. Yeah, yes, yes.
Speaker 1: Just right, and we probably write shorthand or something.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So so Grace, what are you hear? And you wrote this?
Speaker 1: It was very comprehensive about all the universities around here.
Speaker 1: It seems to be the approaches. We don't really have
Speaker 1: an approach, but kind of do this and you'll be okay.
Speaker 1: Is that kind of right?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 7: State Wide, there's no real standard policy toward how individual
Speaker 7: you know, colleges of four year universities are supposed to
Speaker 7: handle AI. They are ironing out regulations on the K
Speaker 7: through twelve level, so actually here pretty soon. By December
Speaker 7: thirty first, the Ohio Department of Education is required to
Speaker 7: develop a model policy on how schools should use AI,
Speaker 7: and then schools have until July one, twenty twenty sixth
Speaker 7: to adopt their own policy, and that's you know, we're
Speaker 7: talking school districts K through twelve schools, but in terms
Speaker 7: of higher education, that's still somewhat of the wild West.
Speaker 7: Specific bills are being introduced on the House level to
Speaker 7: actually limit regulations on AI use. So what you're seeing
Speaker 7: is kind of an embrace of AI at a lot
Speaker 7: of these institutions, and mainly they'll outline their own AI
Speaker 7: policies as part of just as you would an academic
Speaker 7: integrity policy or plagiarism policy, basically requiring students to follow
Speaker 7: whatever guidelines are outlined by their professors. So it varies
Speaker 7: from class to class. In a lot of cases, you
Speaker 7: might have professors who encourage AI or even require the
Speaker 7: use of AI in assignments, or you may have professors
Speaker 7: who you know, will automadically failure if you if you
Speaker 7: you know, use AI. So it's really a case by
Speaker 7: case basis. You know, in the article I outlined kind
Speaker 7: of the handful of different degree programs offered at different institutions.
Speaker 7: You see as a Master's Avenger nearing an AI, I
Speaker 7: found it interesting that Xavier has a Bachelor of Arts
Speaker 7: degree in AI. They are one of the few institutions
Speaker 7: I saw where their degree in AI was a Bachelor
Speaker 7: of Arts degree, So that kind of encourages a more
Speaker 7: holistic approach to AI, looking at the ethical advantages and
Speaker 7: disadvantages of AI. So yeah, universities are approaching it in
Speaker 7: all sorts of different ways, and it's really up to
Speaker 7: the discretion of a lot of these professors.
Speaker 4: How many professors, Grace, have you talked to that have
Speaker 4: kind of fundamentally changed how they've conducted their course, how
Speaker 4: they've tested for it, how they've conducted it. I mean,
Speaker 4: have they discussed how it's really been a something they've
Speaker 4: had to rethink the entire way, how they teach the lesson.
Speaker 7: That's a great question. I'm still delving into this topic,
Speaker 7: so I haven't spoken with too many professors directly about
Speaker 7: if IF and how they've had to rework their entire course,
Speaker 7: but I have just heard anecdotally from professors and from
Speaker 7: K through twelve teachers that this is definitely something that
Speaker 7: they are concerned with. They want as much guidance as
Speaker 7: they can get in terms of developing their syllabus and
Speaker 7: integrating AI. And I think, you know, you could also
Speaker 7: assume that there's some generational divides if you have newer
Speaker 7: teachers who are eager to embrace AI or teachers of
Speaker 7: an older generation who.
Speaker 5: Are really.
Speaker 7: Less open to embracing it. So yeah, I definitely will
Speaker 7: be looking more at this topic in the months to come,
Speaker 7: and especially at the K through twelve level, once we
Speaker 7: get some statewide guidance on on what districts are supposed
Speaker 7: to do.
Speaker 1: We're talking to Grace Tucker, education reporter from the Inquiring Grace.
Speaker 1: In talking to some these professors and whatnot along the way,
Speaker 1: are you finding that they're using A and I AI
Speaker 1: more and more in the application of what they're doing
Speaker 1: to kind of help themselves along.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think it depends on the professor. You know,
Speaker 7: certainly in the K through till field, if you have
Speaker 7: teachers who are stretched really thin, AI can be a
Speaker 7: great source for You've got these different vendors that are
Speaker 7: implementing AI, whether it be through literacy tutoring or you know,
Speaker 7: coming up with assessments and prompts to test kids. So
Speaker 7: there's a lot of private contractors that are that are
Speaker 7: kind of promoting AI as sort of an educational tool,
Speaker 7: and certainly in some instances it can definitely be a
Speaker 7: tool and kind of used in tandem with just in
Speaker 7: person teacher instruction and kind of used as a school
Speaker 7: for teachers to lighten their load. And professors are experiencing,
Speaker 7: you know, some of those same things where they are
Speaker 7: using AI to whether it be to develop assignments. Now,
Speaker 7: I don't know, you know, specifically to what extent they're
Speaker 7: using AI to grade assignments. I know that a lot
Speaker 7: of these institutions, you know, these institutions have AI policies
Speaker 7: outlined for students and for faculty, so faculty are upheld
Speaker 7: to a different set of policies. So it's not you know,
Speaker 7: there there aren't teachers out there that are you know,
Speaker 7: using AI as to substitute you know, for them or
Speaker 7: for the courseworker for grading. That's not the case. They're
Speaker 7: upheld to a different, you know, set of policies according
Speaker 7: to the institution to ensure that you know, they are
Speaker 7: still delivering worthwhile course instruction and that you know, kids
Speaker 7: aren't being taught by AI, because that is not what
Speaker 7: any educator wants.
Speaker 4: But I have to imagine the temptation is there, you know,
Speaker 4: if you're a professor, to just like it is for anybody.
Speaker 4: I just think people are naturally going to take the
Speaker 4: path of least resistance. And if you're a teacher, yeah,
Speaker 4: and you're bombard, you got a lot of stuff going on.
Speaker 4: It's it's pretty you now have the capability too. You know,
Speaker 4: I don't know exactly what way they would use it,
Speaker 4: but for the the AI to write the lesson plan
Speaker 4: or grade the papers, and I don't know, I just wonder,
Speaker 4: you wonder, at what point do you need.
Speaker 2: Teachers, you know what I mean, what point do they take?
Speaker 4: It take over a lot of the major you know,
Speaker 4: applications of teaching the subject.
Speaker 7: And you know, you could say that I've seen even
Speaker 7: just on social media though a lot of you know,
Speaker 7: there's some resentment among college students because you know, if
Speaker 7: you're paying all this money intuition, I find it hard
Speaker 7: to imagine a scenario in which AI would the place
Speaker 7: a professor entirely. But again it's there's still much to
Speaker 7: be seen in that, in that realm.
Speaker 1: All right, with that, Grace Tucker, we will let you go.
Speaker 1: Thanks so much, great.
Speaker 2: Stuff, awesome, thank you guys, thank you.
Speaker 1: Take care and yeah, well yeah, well what.
Speaker 4: She said right there to me that that's the major
Speaker 4: crux is if teachers are using.
Speaker 2: AI more and more and more to.
Speaker 4: Do the to do the work, and then but you know,
Speaker 4: the price of college is never going to go down.
Speaker 2: They're never going to say, you know what because our teachers, uh.
Speaker 4: We have this, you know, we use AI and that
Speaker 4: enables us to take a lot of workload off of
Speaker 4: our plates. So therefore we're not putting in the same
Speaker 4: amount of hours. So we're going to deduct ten grand
Speaker 4: off your tuition. That ain't never happening, right, Well, here's
Speaker 4: the deal.
Speaker 1: I don't have a problem with just minor things like
Speaker 1: multiple choice questions for instance.
Speaker 2: I don't know, just top of top of mind.
Speaker 1: Let the the thing could definitely grade those things, right,
Speaker 1: shuffle it through there, right, you know it's abc D
Speaker 1: or whatever. But hey, look if I write a turn
Speaker 1: paper and you just feed it into this machine and
Speaker 1: the machine says, uh, not that great? Yeah, I mean no,
Speaker 1: not that I want you reading it and tell me
Speaker 1: what I did right or wrong?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 4: So I feel like I don't I don't use AI
Speaker 4: that much, and I'm sure I don't, you know, exploit
Speaker 4: all the capabilities of it. But for instance, you know,
Speaker 4: doing college games for for to get kind of a baseline.
Speaker 4: So I have East Carolina, okay, in the Military Ball,
Speaker 4: I don't I don't know one thing about them right
Speaker 4: or as of like two weeks ago, right, you know
Speaker 4: what I mean? So kind of plug it in, like
Speaker 4: give me a summary of the season, like you know
Speaker 4: what happened, you know, wins, losses, losing streaks, winning streaks,
Speaker 4: And that was kind of good to get, like a
Speaker 4: one pager sure to kind of give you a baseline
Speaker 4: here and then then you can kind of go from there.
Speaker 4: But I'm sure if I was really savvy with it,
Speaker 4: I could, you know, get all kinds of information off
Speaker 4: of it, you know, But then a point, you know,
Speaker 4: do it in my head? I'm like, you know, I
Speaker 4: got to watch tape on these players and develop my
Speaker 4: opinions on how they're playing. And could I just ask
Speaker 4: chat GPT what what's the best qualities of of such
Speaker 4: and such quarterback and then spit that out?
Speaker 2: That seems unethical to me.
Speaker 4: It seems easy, But what I'm saying right, it'll be
Speaker 4: a lot easier for someone if I just had a
Speaker 4: computer tell me what the best attributes to the quarterback,
Speaker 4: then go on TV and go oh yeah, he used.
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Speaker 15: As a result of this review, we found that trying
Speaker 15: this case a new would be futile. We just don't
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Speaker 14: That's Hamilton County Prosecutor County Pillage last week announcing the
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Speaker 1: Hi, guys, this is the hour we're gonna be talking
Speaker 1: to Jerry the J Man. Joiner, see what the J
Speaker 1: Man's plans for Christmas are? But also the President is
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Speaker 4: Until then, In this day in history nineteen o three,
Speaker 4: the first airplane flies we know the story right near Kittioch,
Speaker 4: North Carolina, orbit and will be right make the first
Speaker 4: successful flight in history of a self propelled heavier than
Speaker 4: air aircraft. Orville piloted the gasoline power propeller driven by
Speaker 4: a plane which stayed a law for a daunting twelve
Speaker 4: seconds and covered one hundred and twenty feet in its
Speaker 4: inaugural flight. And of course Orville and Wilbur Wright grew
Speaker 4: up in date.
Speaker 1: No are you kidding me?
Speaker 2: No, I say, put him on the mountain when.
Speaker 1: We were when you were a kid, that was beat
Speaker 1: into your head. We invented air flight.
Speaker 2: Yeah, any airplane is because of us.
Speaker 1: That water and day we did that.
Speaker 4: I've said this before and by the way, not reported
Speaker 4: in this store, but Willie was there. Uh you know,
Speaker 4: he was actually went an air later and talked about
Speaker 4: it briefly, so he got to see that, which was
Speaker 4: pretty cool.
Speaker 1: Well, I can you can already hear the reporting.
Speaker 2: The kid fly and now we're stupid, and now he's
Speaker 2: coming down. But I always think it's amazing.
Speaker 4: Okay, So the first airplane flight again nineteen o three,
Speaker 4: and fast forward about eleven years or so. World War
Speaker 4: one's going on, and there are planes being used in
Speaker 4: World War One. Like in first the early ones were
Speaker 4: just reconnaissance, but then they you know, they put a
Speaker 4: machine gun on one and they would shoot at the
Speaker 4: other plane with a machine gun. And then by the
Speaker 4: end of it. There's they're dropping things out of them.
Speaker 4: I just think it's crazy. From nineteen oh three to
Speaker 4: like nineteen thirteen, nineteen years later, it's yeah, it's in war,
Speaker 4: it's in war. I just think that is absolutely stunny. Again,
Speaker 4: from a wood and canvas. You called it a plane,
Speaker 4: but it looks you know, it looks nothing like a
Speaker 4: plane today to you know, using it to gain an
Speaker 4: advantage in warfare in the sky.
Speaker 1: I just think it is absolutely incredible. It could have
Speaker 1: been that hard to fly though, dude. I mean, think
Speaker 1: about that. A Beagle flew one of those damn things
Speaker 1: and I could shoot a machine gun while he was
Speaker 1: doing it. I've seen it on the TV.
Speaker 4: I had to get the inspiration from something.
Speaker 1: So anyway, But seriously, think about nineteen oh three to
Speaker 1: when we landed on the moon, but less than seventy
Speaker 1: years later. Yeah, from there to there and sixty seven
Speaker 1: years is insanity.
Speaker 2: To me is insane.
Speaker 4: And in the next sixty seven years it's in terms
Speaker 4: of I guess you could say there's been some you know,
Speaker 4: great advancements, was not like we're I think a lot
Speaker 4: a lot of you know a lot of people think
Speaker 4: in the sixties that we'd be on Mars by now, right,
Speaker 4: the Deessen's right, we'd all be in little our own
Speaker 4: little soul powered planes.
Speaker 2: That that hasn't happened yet.
Speaker 1: Oh, when I was a kid, or do you kidd
Speaker 1: meet once we landed on the Moon. No, I was like,
Speaker 1: I was like, you know, I'm twelve years old. We're
Speaker 1: on the Moon. By the time I'm fifty, we'll be
Speaker 1: on Pluto.
Speaker 4: Hell right, Yeah, but it'd be kind of a similar,
Speaker 4: like you said, a less than fifteen year period or
Speaker 4: on the moon. Okay, fifteen years later we got a
Speaker 4: colony on Mars, but that hasn't happened, which brings about
Speaker 4: the conspiracy theories by way, okay.
Speaker 1: Because we don't want to go up there to find
Speaker 1: what's really there.
Speaker 4: No, never mind anyway, but no, this day in history
Speaker 4: nineteen o three, Orville and will be right.
Speaker 1: Well Rock, it's funny we should be talking in these
Speaker 1: terms because my young friend, a rocket scientist this no, no, no,
Speaker 1: what area was it?
Speaker 5: It was?
Speaker 1: Didn't it doesn't say out east in the East Coast,
Speaker 1: a rocket scientist who directed a top secret investigation into UFOs,
Speaker 1: has spoken about some bizarre things He and his colleagues
Speaker 1: have claimed to have witness We realize that people say
Speaker 1: I observed a uf up close, maybe on the ground
Speaker 1: that they always seeing bere paring our connection. Blah blah
Speaker 1: blah blah blah, he recalled. Many of the officials with
Speaker 1: the with this organization experienced a hitchhiker effect when they
Speaker 1: seemed to come into contact with paranormal phenomena long after
Speaker 1: they left the program. One investigator was plagued by a
Speaker 1: mysterious by mysterious orbs when he returned to his home
Speaker 1: back on the Upper East Coast. He even saw what
Speaker 1: he described as a wolf like creature that walked on
Speaker 1: two legs. I mean, where does stuff like this comes
Speaker 1: from come from, mister Casey says. So one a guy
Speaker 1: who worked on a UFO case reports that a wolf
Speaker 1: like two legged monster walked up on his front porch.
Speaker 2: So there's like a werewolf. That the aliens are werewolves
Speaker 2: now apparently, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I've always been portrayed as like kind of taller, like
Speaker 4: thinner people with bald, giant.
Speaker 1: Heads and that, well they don't talk to you, right,
Speaker 1: they talk inside your brain.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they just get inside your heads, see and clear.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I I don't even have to look at
Speaker 1: my wife to know she's staring a hole through the
Speaker 1: back of my head, right, yeah, man, And I know
Speaker 1: it's happening because I said some.
Speaker 2: Right, And you knew as soon as you said it.
Speaker 2: Thinks about this.
Speaker 1: See, I'll I don't know about it. When you have
Speaker 1: kids to tend to, they're just me and her around.
Speaker 5: See.
Speaker 1: I say stuff to get a rise out of her,
Speaker 1: just because I don't know. I flirt with her like
Speaker 1: I'm an eight year old.
Speaker 20: You know.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like good, that's a good sign of
Speaker 2: a good marriage.
Speaker 1: It's like the old man equivalent of tugging on the
Speaker 1: girls that you like a pigtail in the third grade
Speaker 1: or something.
Speaker 2: What we said there.
Speaker 1: And she'll make a comment and I'll just say something
Speaker 1: and completely off the wall just to see what she'll
Speaker 1: say to me.
Speaker 5: And it's just.
Speaker 1: Well, see, I think that's what goes on in the
Speaker 1: Willie household, Honest to god, him, he and the judge.
Speaker 1: I think he does half the stuff he does just
Speaker 1: to see what Penny will do. And Penny's just so
Speaker 1: over it. She just kind of like, well, whatever, you
Speaker 1: can live with him so long that her shock value
Speaker 1: is there's zero. There's nothing he could do. She'd be like,
Speaker 1: I can't believe you do that?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 4: See, well I don't even proposing nude as he did
Speaker 4: was about six six years ago.
Speaker 1: That was a little while ago.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I feel like that that probably was at peak
Speaker 4: shock level. But after after that, where do you what
Speaker 4: do you do? Where do you go to shock anyone?
Speaker 1: See, my wife would is just shocked that I haven't
Speaker 1: been naked doing something like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can give it.
Speaker 3: Done that.
Speaker 4: A little disappointed you? You well, you recall we all
Speaker 4: he said, I'm going to do this. You're all going
Speaker 4: to do it too, right, absolutely, right after you do it,
Speaker 4: we'll be on that table.
Speaker 1: No damn tooting, it ain't happening.
Speaker 5: Uh.
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Speaker 4: So yeah, so we have trags at four thirty five
Speaker 4: on Bengals, and you know there's a lot of was
Speaker 4: it yesterday day before it came out that you know,
Speaker 4: Zach Taylor is signed through twenty twenty seven and you
Speaker 4: know Al Golden's contract is for a couple three so
Speaker 4: you know the pieces are in play, getting put in place.
Speaker 4: Everyone's seeing nothing's changing next year, right, And I think
Speaker 4: that has a lot of folks worried because this is
Speaker 4: a team that you know, it's been a disastrous season,
Speaker 4: and when it's one thing to have a disastrous season,
Speaker 4: but you can look, Okay, we're getting you know, these
Speaker 4: three guys are back there are you know that may
Speaker 4: be hurt and you know what the organization will go
Speaker 4: a different direction with the scoutings. None of that's going
Speaker 4: to happen, right But anyway, there was an interesting exchange
Speaker 4: between Trags and Zach Taylor today.
Speaker 2: Here's a little bit of it.
Speaker 22: You don't get a chance to talk to ownership or
Speaker 22: we don't get that opportunity.
Speaker 1: What kind of assurances have you been given?
Speaker 22: We just talk every week.
Speaker 1: Every week you've talked about your contractor.
Speaker 22: Every week we talk about everything.
Speaker 5: What was the last time you spoke about your contract?
Speaker 22: And that's not really part of our conversation. It's every week.
Speaker 22: We're just trying to create together a great plan to
Speaker 22: win football games and make sure our team's ready to go.
Speaker 22: Make sure I'm ready to go. So I know that's
Speaker 22: of curiosity to you guys, but we're just focused on
Speaker 22: being Thelph.
Speaker 20: Is there to say that's reassessed after this year?
Speaker 8: You know them ask them?
Speaker 5: Yeah, we don't get that chance.
Speaker 2: Well, sorry, okay, I'm.
Speaker 5: Just being straightforward with that.
Speaker 2: We would ask them, but we don't get that.
Speaker 4: Okay, feel bad if you've got to feel bad for
Speaker 4: Zach too, because you know the front office doesn't answer
Speaker 4: any question. I mean, Zach Taylor has to basically answer
Speaker 4: questions on why the snow wasn't removed from the seats,
Speaker 4: like I'm a freaking head coach. I did think it
Speaker 4: was interesting though, that at another part of the YAH
Speaker 4: he wouldn't confirm if he's signed through twenty twenty seven
Speaker 4: or not.
Speaker 2: And it's like, why why wouldn't you why?
Speaker 4: Like why why wouldn't you just say yeah, I got
Speaker 4: a I mean it's a factual contract.
Speaker 2: Like what what is there to hide in that? Where
Speaker 2: we're going to ask tracks.
Speaker 4: About that at the at four o'clock of because that
Speaker 4: was definitely an interesting exchange and a lot of questions
Speaker 4: come from it.
Speaker 1: Well, yes, see when they talk about the bengalization of players,
Speaker 1: well and it happens with the coaches too. Look at
Speaker 1: what's been happened to these guys over the years. I mean,
Speaker 1: I love him or hate him. Marvin Lewis kind of
Speaker 1: you could just see it wearing him down year after
Speaker 1: a year after year man until the end where he
Speaker 1: just became such a smart ass.
Speaker 4: Yeah I was and Zach And again I don't blame him.
Speaker 4: I mean, look, there's when a season like this happens
Speaker 4: that blames should go to everybody, and certainly the head
Speaker 4: coach deserves you know, a lot of but I don't
Speaker 4: put the brunt of.
Speaker 2: This on him.
Speaker 4: I think a lot of everything starts from the top,
Speaker 4: from the front office to the general manager ish, you know,
Speaker 4: and and then on down. Well do you think there's
Speaker 4: I mean, put it this way, asked this question, if
Speaker 4: do you realistically think that if the Bengals fired Zach
Speaker 4: Taylor tomorrow and got Sean McVeigh, did you really think
Speaker 4: that they would this would.
Speaker 2: Be a different team. I don't.
Speaker 4: No, I agree, I don't think it would be much
Speaker 4: different at all. Maybe a game here, I don't know,
Speaker 4: But I just don't think if you got Bill Belichick,
Speaker 4: you got Sean McVay, you got Shane Style, whatever, it
Speaker 4: wouldn't matter.
Speaker 2: And I think that's what's very disheartening the Bengals.
Speaker 4: Fans, and we get caught up in the when there
Speaker 4: is some success that the Bengals have had, you know,
Speaker 4: semi recently, get caught up and you say, okay, this
Speaker 4: is great, things are different, and then it's like this
Speaker 4: year comes and especially last week, you realize, nope, I
Speaker 4: was that little voice in my head was right all along.
Speaker 1: Things are never going to change. We'll be talking to
Speaker 1: Tracks about that at four thirty five. Coming up next,
Speaker 1: we have Jerry the j Man Joiner talking about the
Speaker 1: possible declassification of declassifying marijuana as a what is a
Speaker 1: Schedule one or something like that or whatever and knocking
Speaker 1: that down from a federal crime. We will talk to
Speaker 1: the j Man about it. But now we have the
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Speaker 2: Say, and I did look it up.
Speaker 4: It was Nrewe is now currently classified as a Schedule
Speaker 4: one drug, which the DA describes as a substance with
Speaker 4: no medical use and high potential for not good things
Speaker 4: happen to you, right, And I guess this is what
Speaker 4: Trump is considering reclassifying.
Speaker 1: The reclassification process been talked about for a long time,
Speaker 1: and it looks as though it might be happening here.
Speaker 1: And to discuss with it is our good friend Jerry,
Speaker 1: the j Man, the Joiner j Man. Always a pleasure
Speaker 1: to have you back on the show.
Speaker 5: Thanks for having me on, guys. And you know, it's
Speaker 5: a historic moment when the president wants to reschedule marijuana
Speaker 5: from one to three. But there's a lot of hidden.
Speaker 4: Things in here, all right, So describe for what would
Speaker 4: that do? I guess what are the positives as you're concerned,
Speaker 4: and why do you think pot should be rescheduled from
Speaker 4: a Schedule one to a Schedule three?
Speaker 5: Well, I don't necessarily think going from one to three
Speaker 5: is the answer. Guys. I'm more for total legalization. But
Speaker 5: here's what I do believe is that these THC drinks
Speaker 5: that have just really exploded all over the marketplace is
Speaker 5: a play that Big Alcohol is gonna make because they
Speaker 5: suspect one hundred and seventeen billion, that's with a B
Speaker 5: billion dollars by twenty twenty three if they allowed these
Speaker 5: THCHC drinks could be legal. Now we've chopped it up before,
Speaker 5: guys about how a lot of us we don't like
Speaker 5: smelling that weed smoke. You know, we might even enjoy
Speaker 5: it but in partaking. But you know, you're in so
Speaker 5: many urban areas now you just smell weed everywhere. You
Speaker 5: don't smell that with these drinks. So oj Man he
Speaker 5: thinks that this is a big guys to help big
Speaker 5: alcohol get into the THCHC drink business. This is this
Speaker 5: is rescheduling from one to three creates a quagmire for
Speaker 5: everybody that's in the legal marijuana business right now.
Speaker 1: So in other words, this kind of gives the alcohol
Speaker 1: companies like the better way to put a backdoor into
Speaker 1: this industry.
Speaker 5: Sure does, guys, you know if they go from one
Speaker 5: to three a scheduled three drug. If they make marijuana
Speaker 5: a scheduled three drugs, everybody in the business of selling,
Speaker 5: whether it's medical or recreational, now report to the DEA
Speaker 5: and they have to have the same guidelines for their
Speaker 5: facilities as a pharmacy. So nobody hardly is going to
Speaker 5: be in compliant with that. The Controlled Substance Act causes
Speaker 5: this to come under all these laws that the FDA
Speaker 5: is involved. So one to three. While people think it
Speaker 5: helps from the money because now they can deduct from
Speaker 5: their taxes, I think Big Alcohol has been looking at
Speaker 5: this for several years now and said, wait a minute,
Speaker 5: let's let this drink, these THC drinks kind of see
Speaker 5: what that market looks like. Once they saw how big
Speaker 5: it was, they said, let's shut it down. Let's go
Speaker 5: where we can control it by November of twenty twenty six.
Speaker 2: So explain what the issues with that.
Speaker 4: I mean, you know, that's going to make it more
Speaker 4: widely available to people, which would please folks like you.
Speaker 2: What's what's the issue?
Speaker 5: As you said, I don't necessarily say it's a bad thing.
Speaker 5: You know, these the alcohol companies beer sales have been
Speaker 5: declining for years, and these THC drinks are taking the
Speaker 5: place of that. I personally believe the THC is better
Speaker 5: for you than alcohol if you want that recreational feel
Speaker 5: of things, and with being able to dose it properly
Speaker 5: and manufacture it properly. Think about it. The guys that
Speaker 5: have been doing beer, this is a no brainer for them,
Speaker 5: and everybody else that's went and tried to do this,
Speaker 5: they have all kinds of problems when you're a little
Speaker 5: guy trying to be a canter of a beverage and
Speaker 5: compete with the big guys.
Speaker 1: So let me ask you, Jerry, we're talking Jerry Joyner,
Speaker 1: j Man. Is the process of making these drinks, whether
Speaker 1: I say it's an infused beer essentially, are they just
Speaker 1: making non alcoholic beer, which is obviously very common and
Speaker 1: just putting whatever percentage of THC into it? Is that
Speaker 1: how that works? Or is there a special process that
Speaker 1: he asked to.
Speaker 5: Gondergre not not really a special process. There's there's two ways.
Speaker 5: One it goes into the post mix or it goes
Speaker 5: in with the carbonated water at the line. But virtually
Speaker 5: every place I've ever toured they were a beer place
Speaker 5: that got into the THC. That is there a small
Speaker 5: craft beer brewery, and it was easy for them to say, Okay,
Speaker 5: now we're putting THC in this, and the cost of
Speaker 5: doing that is compared to what big alcohol can can
Speaker 5: manufacture something for a drastic difference. So I think by
Speaker 5: two remember twenty twenty six, when the law that goes
Speaker 5: into effects for the THC or the HEMP beverages goes
Speaker 5: into effect. By that time, big alcohol will have moved
Speaker 5: into getting the politicians to change the little rules and uh,
Speaker 5: they'll be in that business. And I think it's a
Speaker 5: good thing.
Speaker 4: What is the Trump administration's impetus to do this? Do
Speaker 4: you think? Just just do you want to see you know,
Speaker 4: he's a business guy. He wants to increase business and
Speaker 4: the things that will help the country, which wouldn't be wrong.
Speaker 5: Well, you know, I can't speak because he he does
Speaker 5: what he wants to do, and he gets to do
Speaker 5: that because he's the president of the United States. Everybody
Speaker 5: that I know in the marijuana industry were really disappointed
Speaker 5: with the way that at the last minute the Senator
Speaker 5: from Kentucky put that banning of the HEMP in with
Speaker 5: the getting the government back back in action. And obviously
Speaker 5: big alcohol is and told that guy you can just
Speaker 5: look at how much money they've given to him. So
Speaker 5: this may also be a pharma play. There's just so
Speaker 5: many people now that feel they're getting a positive effect
Speaker 5: from THC being in their system that they're going to
Speaker 5: try to It needs to be safe. Also, guys, there's
Speaker 5: too many stories out there about some manufacturers overamped up
Speaker 5: the gummies and people have problems with that. And maybe
Speaker 5: this is a way to get people to not smoke
Speaker 5: marijuana as much. I've been smoking it for half a
Speaker 5: century and I know it's not good for my body,
Speaker 5: but I think the THC is. So if I could
Speaker 5: get that into my system through that drink, you know,
Speaker 5: maybe that's a better thing for me healthy.
Speaker 4: Here's a question, Jerry, So I got what a twelve
Speaker 4: pack of cors lights say cost what fourteen fifteen bucks?
Speaker 26: Right?
Speaker 4: What does a twelve pack of THC infused drink cost?
Speaker 5: Well, they more sell them by the four pack.
Speaker 2: In the sixth pack, okay.
Speaker 5: And you're going to you're gonna be about twenty to
Speaker 5: twenty five percent more expensive than what a beer might be.
Speaker 5: But that'll change rapidly. There'll be the same prices as
Speaker 5: as beer uh in the next in the next year,
Speaker 5: uh so uh and and and controlling those doses to
Speaker 5: a two point five or five milligram so it's like
Speaker 5: a light beer or a regular beer. And getting all
Speaker 5: those fifty and one hundred miligram drinks off the street,
Speaker 5: I think is a good thing because we don't want
Speaker 5: anybody getting over amped up on anything and not knowing
Speaker 5: what they're what they're doing. So, you know, people are
Speaker 5: accustomed to drinking beer and how many beers that they
Speaker 5: can have and and and and still be in the
Speaker 5: right state of mind. And I think we'll see this
Speaker 5: happen with these THAC drinks. But I think it'll start
Speaker 5: reducing the amount of smoke that happens. You know, they're
Speaker 5: they're trying to put this thc A, trying to put
Speaker 5: that away. That's the it's not marijuana till you light
Speaker 5: it up, but then it becomes marijuana. It's kind of
Speaker 5: a crazy situation. But as a proponent of cannabis not
Speaker 5: smoking it and getting into a different fashion, I think
Speaker 5: it's a good thing.
Speaker 4: Now, I gotta tell you that the smell drives me nuts,
Speaker 4: and you can't get I mean, you get honestly about
Speaker 4: you know, five ten miles from downtown. Five miles you
Speaker 4: start to smell it, and if you go downtown, you
Speaker 4: smell it everywhere right at I mean.
Speaker 1: Well, let me, we've talked about it before. And Jerry,
Speaker 1: we've talked about it with you. You're driving down there. When
Speaker 1: I can drive down the interstate going sixty five seventy
Speaker 1: miles an hour and smell pot coming from a car wherever,
Speaker 1: obviously right around me that's going sixty five seventy miles
Speaker 1: an hour, that's some strong ass weed.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 20: Come on, it certainly is.
Speaker 5: And you know, guys, we're old enough to remember back
Speaker 5: we go to a concert and oh, there's this faint
Speaker 5: smell that you smell that. Yeah, oh, somebody's lit up
Speaker 5: a joint. Well, maybe because the potency is so much
Speaker 5: stronger now, maybe it makes the smell snow. It seems
Speaker 5: like it smells stronger to me now. And heaven forbid,
Speaker 5: if I light one up, let it go out and
Speaker 5: light it up again. My wife gives me that stained stink,
Speaker 5: I as if I had two week He's like, I
Speaker 5: don't like to smell it when it burnt twice, you know,
Speaker 5: it has a funky older and then they'll take a
Speaker 5: cigar and wrap it around the weed and it just
Speaker 5: it's kind of obnoxious. So maybe moving towards the drinking
Speaker 5: and not smoking. You know, Americans have really not embraced
Speaker 5: cigarettes like they used to, except you know, Billy Bob,
Speaker 5: He's he's always got a cigarette in his mouth now,
Speaker 5: But that's TV. I smoke for thirty seven years. It's
Speaker 5: one of the best things I ever did for my
Speaker 5: health was quit smoking, you know, And as I'm getting older,
Speaker 5: I realized that smoking cannabis is not the best thing
Speaker 5: for my health, but the THHC certainly helps me. So
Speaker 5: that's why I'm now moving in twenty twenty six drinking
Speaker 5: it or have a little gummy, but reduce how much
Speaker 5: you're smoking it.
Speaker 1: Well, Jerry, let me ask you this. We I know
Speaker 1: we've talked about this before, but you brought it up
Speaker 1: just now, and I'm still real curious about it because
Speaker 1: I've never I haven't tried one of these THC drinks.
Speaker 1: But yeah, and you said it, you know how many
Speaker 1: you know what a one beer makes you feel like.
Speaker 1: I know what a beer makes me feel like. Anybody
Speaker 1: makes you feel like correct, I know that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: You know what one beer, three beers, six beers, are
Speaker 1: eight or twelve makes you feel like? Now as I
Speaker 1: think people are going to obviously have to learn the
Speaker 1: parameters of these tac drinks. Am I going to or
Speaker 1: two of these going to make me feel like six beers?
Speaker 1: Or how does that you know equate?
Speaker 5: Well, everybody's in the kinnabinoid system is going to regulate
Speaker 5: a little bit differently, So everybody needs to find their
Speaker 5: their median on this and median on this, and that's
Speaker 5: why I suggest that that two point five milligram to
Speaker 5: start with. So that's just enough that you might ooh
Speaker 5: did I feel something, but not enough to make you where,
Speaker 5: oh I don't need to. I got to sit down
Speaker 5: for a while. The other thing I'd like to point
Speaker 5: out is the effect goes away faster when you drink it.
Speaker 5: It doesn't stay as long. So let's talk about We've
Speaker 5: heard these stories. People eat a gummy, hour goes by,
Speaker 5: they don't think anything's happened, to eat another gummy, and
Speaker 5: for twelve hours now they can't move. That's not gonna
Speaker 5: happen as much with these drinks because they're water soluble
Speaker 5: instead of fat soluble, so it gets out of your
Speaker 5: system a little quicker. You know, smoking is always the
Speaker 5: fastest way to fill the effect of the THC. But
Speaker 5: these drinks, now, they come on in about five minutes, Mike,
Speaker 5: maybe a beer would and.
Speaker 20: It goes away in ten or fifteen minutes.
Speaker 5: So you know, consequently people might just like with beer,
Speaker 5: you said, well, now a sudden I've done, slung back
Speaker 5: a twelve Pat, Well, you're gonna have the same effect
Speaker 5: even from the low dose THC beverages that you would
Speaker 5: have from the beer. But the good thing is, I
Speaker 5: think it gets out of your system just as fast,
Speaker 5: if not quicker, than alcohol.
Speaker 1: All right with that, Jerry, Well we'll let you go, buddy.
Speaker 1: What is the what's the jay Man's Christmas plan?
Speaker 2: If any?
Speaker 5: We're going to go to Oklahoma, get my mom and
Speaker 5: bring her back down here to Dallas to let her
Speaker 5: see our new studios and my new sound booth and
Speaker 5: all this stuff. So we'll we'll just have a family
Speaker 5: adventure here and uh, and I'll have to do the
Speaker 5: what y'all turn me on to the cousin walk, you know,
Speaker 5: as I'm an only child, I don't have a lot
Speaker 5: of cousins or anybody else. So I was just a
Speaker 5: j man walk. But I might have to do the
Speaker 5: cousin walk when mama's at the house.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, good luck with that, son, and you
Speaker 1: have yourself a great Christmas. And of course we'll be
Speaker 1: talking to you.
Speaker 5: In the new year. Sounds good, guys, talk to you
Speaker 5: next year. Bye bye.
Speaker 1: See our good friend Jerry Joyner, always a pleasure's.
Speaker 4: Best, very passionate about what he does. I may not
Speaker 4: be all on board with what he does, but he's passionate.
Speaker 1: He's been daughter for fifty years. He knows what he's
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Speaker 4: All right, we gotta we are a couple of ideas.
Speaker 4: We got to decide on which direction.
Speaker 1: We're gonna just point him towards Christmas and then he'll
Speaker 1: turn back around and start talking about whatever he wants
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Speaker 1: Jordan Hudson or what's that's one.
Speaker 2: Thing we got to we got to revisit.
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Speaker 5: No question.
Speaker 2: So I don't even know if there was a close second.
Speaker 1: I mean, if you haven't heard this award winning broadcast
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Speaker 1: year to be Tommy Brenneman would be with us instead
Speaker 1: of McConnell, obviously, and we reflect on the year past. Yes,
Speaker 1: and Willie tries to introduce international politics and abortion and
Speaker 1: all kinds of stuff to shut up and talk about
Speaker 1: Christmas stuff right rightly. But anyways, coming up with trags,
Speaker 1: we heard that that's worth maybe playing again the thing
Speaker 1: from the press conference today because that I think that
Speaker 1: it is Zach's getting a little worn down man, no
Speaker 1: question about it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's feeling I again, I think he's feeling the
Speaker 4: fact that he's he's with an ownership group that is not,
Speaker 4: you know, necessarily going to modify how they've always done
Speaker 4: things in order to make things better or easier on
Speaker 4: him or help the situation. It's like, no, this is
Speaker 4: how we do it, and that's not changed.
Speaker 1: See I've never heard it's always been stated that that's
Speaker 1: the situation. Hey, you know what you're getting yourself into
Speaker 1: here now? Is that I'm supposedly understood on your part
Speaker 1: or did they tell you going in, like here's the deal.
Speaker 1: We don't talk to anybody. You handled everything, don't care
Speaker 1: what happens. You answer the question.
Speaker 4: That might be a question for Tracks, but I have
Speaker 4: to imagine you know, when you're hiring a head coach,
Speaker 4: that's probably not something. There's a lot of things that
Speaker 4: need to be discussed. So I'm thinking and it's like,
Speaker 4: right as you're signing, Oh, by the way, we talk
Speaker 4: once a year and you're gonna answer questions.
Speaker 1: About non football matters and you are these skaps. Oh huh, right,
Speaker 1: they asked you about the snow when the seats in
Speaker 1: the stadium. Guess what, Yeah, well, we'll talk to Tracks,
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Speaker 2: Mark Pete Meyer did Eldwood Jones murder?
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Speaker 14: made about evidence being excluded wrongfully in that case, it's
Speaker 14: just so offensive.
Speaker 16: If she was to let this guy go, maybe she says, oh,
Speaker 16: you know what, thirty years is enough, The litigation's enough
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Speaker 16: there's no proof of it.
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Speaker 4: Run a business and not thinking about radio back with
Speaker 4: Eddie and Rocky.
Speaker 1: Rock is still clawing through the wreckage of what slept
Speaker 1: of the Bengals season.
Speaker 4: Yes, and I think it was a little more disheartening
Speaker 4: when and what twenty four or forty eight hours ago
Speaker 4: it came out that you know, Zach Taylor has signed
Speaker 4: through twenty twenty seven, that's the report, and then you
Speaker 4: know how Golden signed, and then you put together the
Speaker 4: understanding that Duke Tobin's going nowhere he I mean, he's
Speaker 4: coming back, and you start to feel, I think a
Speaker 4: lot of ways like Joe Burrow felt last week. I
Speaker 4: remember watching that press conference where he was kind of reflective.
Speaker 2: And in my opinion, he was.
Speaker 4: He was down not because of the current situation and
Speaker 4: this year, but more so saying I don't really see
Speaker 4: the light at the end of the tunnel. I don't
Speaker 4: see this getting any better or changing. And I think
Speaker 4: a lot of ways and respects Bengals fans are kind
Speaker 4: of re coming to that realization. And a guy on
Speaker 4: top of it, of course, is our good friend Mike
Speaker 4: Petroliags Trags, how are you, brother?
Speaker 20: You think about a lot of things, gentlemen. You think
Speaker 20: about a lot of things, Joe Burrow today at the
Speaker 20: press conference, and to me, I thought that one clip
Speaker 20: of him when Paul Danner Junior today asked him in
Speaker 20: the press conference can you see yourself playing for somebody
Speaker 20: else in your career? He said, you think about a
Speaker 20: lot of things, and that those words to me are
Speaker 20: pretty damning. Now to be clear, before that question, he said,
Speaker 20: Paul Danner asked him, Joe, do you see a world
Speaker 20: where you're not playing for the Bengals next year? And
Speaker 20: he said no, I don't you know, And he was
Speaker 20: pretty straightforward about that. But I think it was a
Speaker 20: message from Joe to let everybody know, Sure, yeah, I
Speaker 20: do think about not finishing my career in Cincinnati. And
Speaker 20: I think it's obvious why those thoughts have crept into
Speaker 20: his mind of all years, this year, just three years
Speaker 20: into his extension or two years into his extension. And
Speaker 20: you know, it was kind of a surreal moment with
Speaker 20: Joe Burrow. There are a couple of those today, but
Speaker 20: I will tell you Joe Burrow seemed more at peace
Speaker 20: and more relaxed today than he was last week. And
Speaker 20: I will say, looking back on it, it's almost as
Speaker 20: if he had gotten the news that we got in
Speaker 20: the public on Monday and Tuesday, he got that on
Speaker 20: his birthday last week. That's how it felt to me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he was a little head of the curve and
Speaker 4: the understanding that this is going to be the exact
Speaker 4: same situation come next year. Now, well, we can get
Speaker 4: back to Burrow, but we played earlier trags a clip
Speaker 4: of your exchange with Zach Taylor where you're asking him
Speaker 4: about the contract extension and if there was in fact
Speaker 4: a contract extension, and I don't have ever seen this
Speaker 4: before Trags, But like he he chose to not answer,
Speaker 4: Like it seemed like a very simple question of hey,
Speaker 4: are you signed through twenty twenty seven?
Speaker 2: You know it's documented there.
Speaker 4: I don't think it'd be a big earth shattery piece
Speaker 4: of information to folks.
Speaker 2: But he didn't directly say yes. What was the reason
Speaker 2: with this.
Speaker 20: I think he wants to leave everything as vague as possible,
Speaker 20: and I think that's the way the Blackburns and the
Speaker 20: Browns want it. They don't want the specifics of any
Speaker 20: contract negotiations, whether past, present or future, out there in
Speaker 20: the public. And that was his way of dealing with that,
Speaker 20: And of course I found it amusing. You know, he said,
Speaker 20: you're going to have to ask the owners about that,
Speaker 20: and I'm like, well, we do not get the chance.
Speaker 20: And he's like, well, I'm sorry about that, and I said,
Speaker 20: I'm sorry too, but you know, we're not going to
Speaker 20: get any answers. And he knew the game we were
Speaker 20: all playing today. And I will say this for Zach Taylor.
Speaker 20: I know he gets a lot of grief for football decisions,
Speaker 20: and he understands that dynamic. But he is the only
Speaker 20: person accountable and answerable to the public for the organization.
Speaker 20: You could say Joe Burrow is, but that he's a player,
Speaker 20: Zach Taylor. Is it he gets paid the millions of
Speaker 20: dollars a year. He gets paid because he will be
Speaker 20: the mouthpiece. And one of the reasons I think they
Speaker 20: agreed to go after the twenty two AFC Championship appearance,
Speaker 20: not the Super Bowl the appearance to extend him again
Speaker 20: was the fact that the Browns and the Blackburns have
Speaker 20: the perfect head coach. He never gets upset, he never
Speaker 20: gets rattled. He is always got a smile on his face,
Speaker 20: even if the team is playing like dog crap. He
Speaker 20: has always got that optimistic outlook, and the Browns and
Speaker 20: the Blackburns love that.
Speaker 1: Well, let me ask you, Tracks Rock and I were
Speaker 1: we just talking about this a little while ago. Do
Speaker 1: you have since there are little fissures are starting to
Speaker 1: get cracks in the facade? Is he just like is
Speaker 1: it finally starting to wear him down? For lack of
Speaker 1: a better way to put.
Speaker 2: It, No, No, I don't.
Speaker 20: And I used to think maybe I'd say after the
Speaker 20: Bears game when it really got nasty and ugly. I
Speaker 20: know there was some backbiting, you know, between the front
Speaker 20: office and player personnel and the coaching staff, because you know,
Speaker 20: the player personnel thought that maybe the players weren't being
Speaker 20: coached the right way, and the coaching staff was like,
Speaker 20: what do you expect us to do with with the talent,
Speaker 20: especially the lack of talent on defense. The safeties were
Speaker 20: not upgraded at all in the offseason. The linebackers are
Speaker 20: two rookies that you're starting, and you wonder why you
Speaker 20: can't cover a lineback or a running back or a
Speaker 20: tight end.
Speaker 5: That's why you thought that.
Speaker 20: That maybe there was some animosity between those two groups.
Speaker 20: As it turns out, Dude's not going anywhere, Zach's not
Speaker 20: going anywhere. So it's one big, happy family.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And and again I think, in my opinion, Trags
Speaker 4: that the defense needs so much help. It's hard to
Speaker 4: realistically believe that in one draft class, in one cycle
Speaker 4: of free agency, especially knowing again back to that same theme,
Speaker 4: knowing Bengals are not going to make some huge splash.
Speaker 4: You're not going to spend big time money and get
Speaker 4: a top, top guy. So again that that's where that's
Speaker 4: where the hopelessness kind of comes in. If we were
Speaker 4: sitting here and and it was like, boy, three, you know,
Speaker 4: top tier players for the Bengals, they just happened to
Speaker 4: get hurt this year on defense, and you know, and
Speaker 4: and we we know in the back of our minds
Speaker 4: the Bengals are going to do everything to get get
Speaker 4: a top tier guy. I think you could again, you
Speaker 4: have we have hope that, okay, this thing maybe can
Speaker 4: change around. But given the time frame and all the
Speaker 4: dynamics of what we know about the organization, that's where
Speaker 4: the hopelessness comes in about, especially about the defense.
Speaker 20: Well, James Rapine of SI dot com and Bengals Talk
Speaker 20: dot com had a great question in that regard today.
Speaker 20: He asked, Zach, look, after the twenty twenty season, you
Speaker 20: went out and signed some free agents. Actually, even the
Speaker 20: twenty twenty season, if you remember, you brought in DJ Reader,
Speaker 20: you signed Trey Hendrickson, you brought in chidoh Awoozia, you
Speaker 20: brought in some veterans in free agents free agency. Could
Speaker 20: you see doing that again this year because the Bengals
Speaker 20: will have cap space to do that And he said, well,
Speaker 20: that's always you know, and I'm paraphrasing here, but that's
Speaker 20: always the possibility. Our front office is always trying to work,
Speaker 20: you know, to upgrade our roster whatever. You know, answer
Speaker 20: that Zach was going to come up with. But that
Speaker 20: is the kind of thing that the Bengals desperately need
Speaker 20: to do with their defense. They need to do what
Speaker 20: the Patriots did in the offseason. They completely rebuilt their defense.
Speaker 20: I'm not saying the Bengals have two hundred million dollars
Speaker 20: to spend like the Patriots did, but they still can
Speaker 20: make significant upgrades and you do that with pieces that
Speaker 20: are already in place. I do like the way the
Speaker 20: rookie linebackers, especially Barret Carter, have come along. Shamar Stewart
Speaker 20: is an unknown, but if he can play to his potential,
Speaker 20: you sign a free agent or two on defense, on
Speaker 20: the defensive edges, you bring in a safety. I don't
Speaker 20: think Geno Stone's going to be here next year. You
Speaker 20: don't have to worry about that, So they're going to
Speaker 20: need a safety. So you look at all of those pieces,
Speaker 20: and obviously there'll be the draft in April, but I
Speaker 20: think the Bengal is going to have to go out
Speaker 20: and make a splash in free agency on defense.
Speaker 4: Well, of course they are, but Mike, what's your com
Speaker 4: is level that they're going to do that? You you
Speaker 4: covered this team for.
Speaker 20: A while, actually, Yeah, I actually think there will be
Speaker 20: some maneuverability. I think there will be some desire by
Speaker 20: the team to upgrade the defense through free agency, and
Speaker 20: I'd say two to three two to three players of
Speaker 20: note would be brought in through free agency.
Speaker 5: I do believe that.
Speaker 20: Now, maybe I'm being completely naive, but that's my belief
Speaker 20: at this point.
Speaker 2: I'd love it. I just don't. I don't know if
Speaker 2: it's if it's gonna happen.
Speaker 4: Michael Trollie joins us see on s since he writes
Speaker 4: for them the Jungle Rar Pod and always check it
Speaker 4: out after Bengals game. Great podcast with you and Richard Skinner.
Speaker 5: Ed.
Speaker 4: Kind of we were talking about this question earlier, Ed,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna ask it that just back to Zach Taylor.
Speaker 4: When Zach Taylor signed the contract to be the head coach,
Speaker 4: did do he was he made aware that, Hey, Zach, Also,
Speaker 4: by the way, we're not talking at all really just
Speaker 4: once a year, we're gonna talk. Other than that questions
Speaker 4: about even non football matters.
Speaker 2: You are going to be friends.
Speaker 4: Did he have that understanding or is that just kind
Speaker 4: of made clear early on that Hey, buddy, this is
Speaker 4: kind of how it's going to be.
Speaker 20: I think he had that understanding. I'm actually pretty confident
Speaker 20: he had that understanding. And ever since, anytime you hear
Speaker 20: Zach Taylor talk about the fans or we need the
Speaker 20: fans to show up, it is like he is a
Speaker 20: part of the marketing department. He literally is trying to
Speaker 20: help get fans out to the stadium and act like
Speaker 20: somebody in sales. I mean he really does so the
Speaker 20: answer to your question, I think he was made clear
Speaker 20: of that, like the moment he signed the deal back
Speaker 20: after whatever it was Super Bowl fifty three when the
Speaker 20: Rams lost to the Patriots. I think he was very
Speaker 20: aware of the other obligations beyond football operations and coaching.
Speaker 1: All right, well, tracks, we'll see how the rest of
Speaker 1: the year plays out. And on pass that really appreciate
Speaker 1: it man.
Speaker 20: All right, gentlemen, have a good one, Happy holidays and.
Speaker 1: Same thanks to us.
Speaker 5: Try.
Speaker 4: I appreciate uh jungle war pod and the ceiling s sensive.
Speaker 2: My Tris does a great job. I mean, I'm with you.
Speaker 1: To make a splash and free agency, I think we
Speaker 1: don't have that roles.
Speaker 4: Yeah again, that that's the hopeless that the hopeless feeling
Speaker 4: is in your head. If this was a franchise that
Speaker 4: took big swings, right what, no matter what it was, Hey,
Speaker 4: we're gonna trade up in the draft, we're gonna trade
Speaker 4: down in the draft. We're gonna, you know, sign this guy.
Speaker 4: And it's kind of a high risk, high reward situation,
Speaker 4: but we're gonna do it. I feel like that's what
Speaker 4: a fan base wants. But that's that's never that never happens.
Speaker 4: Other franchises, franchise that win, they take take big swings
Speaker 4: and they you know, sometimes they they don't work out,
Speaker 4: you know. I mean the Bronches took a swing for
Speaker 4: Russell Wilson that didn't work out, and you know that
Speaker 4: that hurt for a little bit.
Speaker 2: But now that's.
Speaker 4: Gone and we've they've moved on. They got bow Nicks
Speaker 4: and things are wonderful. But I don't think that a
Speaker 4: fan base used to see complacency, ry of just business
Speaker 4: as usual is what they don't want to see.
Speaker 20: With that.
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Speaker 2: Willy is the one person I know I can count on,
Speaker 2: my friend. I want you to know that I Bill
Speaker 2: Cunningham am here for you. It makes me feel good
Speaker 2: to be an American.
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Speaker 21: I rather have my arm nowed off by beavers than
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Speaker 1: top of the hour, We're talking to Willie Wednesdays with Willie. Yes,
Speaker 1: and let's just have him kind of get nostalgic on
Speaker 1: his thoughts on Christmas for as long as that lasts.
Speaker 4: Yes, the things that Willy is thankful for this being
Speaker 4: is what seventy eighth Christmas.
Speaker 1: Something like that. Yeah, I wow. See what gets me
Speaker 1: is that we all know the rich, the boon vivant,
Speaker 1: the man about town, the international man of mystery Willie.
Speaker 1: Willie came from relatively not I don't know if it
Speaker 1: was poverty modest but very modest background. Yes, it gets
Speaker 1: where he's done.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: So he's got a great backstory.
Speaker 4: Well he should elaborate that. We don't know if we
Speaker 4: have time for it on our show, but he should
Speaker 4: elaborate that on that on his uh our Christmas show
Speaker 4: over his house on Christmas Day.
Speaker 1: That you know what, if we get him doing that,
Speaker 1: that means we can just sit there and drink our
Speaker 1: dog and eat cookies.
Speaker 4: Tell us more will Yeah, okay, And then what happened
Speaker 4: in nineteen sixty eight?
Speaker 1: Right right? You know you're up to the Korean War?
Speaker 1: Go ahead. I don't think has he ever made it
Speaker 1: to the modern era? On his opening day speech in
Speaker 1: regard to the Red No, And.
Speaker 4: I've told him for ye told him for years, like
Speaker 4: now this year you need to start.
Speaker 2: You started seventy six.
Speaker 4: All right, let's even get past the first year of
Speaker 4: the Big River start on seventy six and then move
Speaker 4: on or maybe you know, start ninety start on ninety. Yeah,
Speaker 4: talk at length about that. Of course after that there's
Speaker 4: not a ton to talk about.
Speaker 1: But well, we'll we'll see again. We can tell him
Speaker 1: what he should do. He's going to do what he's
Speaker 1: going to do. End of story. Correct, we'll all find
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Speaker 1: It is Wednesday round about this time, and every Wednesday
Speaker 1: at this time we talked to Willie. It is Wednesdays
Speaker 1: with Willy being brought to you by the fine folks
Speaker 1: at Joseph Chevrolet. Now, William, we're all going to be
Speaker 1: gone starting Friday, really after all next week. Now, can
Speaker 1: you tell us what would you share? Some Christmas memories,
Speaker 1: your thoughts on Christmas this year, your year in thoughts,
Speaker 1: since we won't be back until after the first of
Speaker 1: the year.
Speaker 8: Go well.
Speaker 12: Fortunately, the three of us will be together on Christmas morning. Yes,
Speaker 12: and I want to thank especially Rocky. He's got three
Speaker 12: little boys, who's going to leave them to come to us,
Speaker 12: have the heads of the five families and a special
Speaker 12: appearance Christmas morning at seven am. And I know he's
Speaker 12: going to have to get up at five thirty or
Speaker 12: six to drive in. You're live a little closer and
Speaker 12: I can see the station from my from my front
Speaker 12: door here. But the Christmas memories of me go back,
Speaker 12: shall we say a few years? It was pointed out
Speaker 12: to me by Elmo that in nineteen o three at
Speaker 12: Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, the Wright Brothers flew for the
Speaker 12: first time, and that night I had them on the.
Speaker 2: Air, were in horrible earlier.
Speaker 4: That was a monumental day, and not just in your career,
Speaker 4: but Ohio history them and Bob Hope.
Speaker 20: And Joe Dieters.
Speaker 2: Yeah, talk about her.
Speaker 20: Yeah, it was fabulous.
Speaker 5: I mean.
Speaker 12: And then also you may not know, but thirty years
Speaker 12: ago today, the Great American was out in front of
Speaker 12: Cleveland Municipal Stadium trying to save if I could the
Speaker 12: Cleveland Browns to stay in Cleveland. I gave an inspirational
Speaker 12: address that Rocky heard earlier, in which I predicted if
Speaker 12: the Browns are permitted to leave to Baltimore, that the
Speaker 12: NFL would have difficult days, They would not survive, that
Speaker 12: the march across the land of desperate Browns fans would
Speaker 12: metastasize all over the country. That as a consequence, if
Speaker 12: the Browns went, shall we say, became the Ravens in Baltimore,
Speaker 12: they would never win another game, that they would be
Speaker 12: a failed franchise, and the Browns leaving would result in
Speaker 12: NFL fans turning their back on the league.
Speaker 20: How that turnout, well, I.
Speaker 2: Mean, they did win a couple of Super Bowls, But
Speaker 2: you know, other than that, I don't know. Than yeah,
Speaker 2: I guess we could maybe declare that a success.
Speaker 12: I think ray lewis maybe, And then the Browns have
Speaker 12: done really well the last thirty years, correct thing.
Speaker 4: And then by the way that the the you know
Speaker 4: the Browns, you know then Ravens. I mean they won
Speaker 4: that Super Bowl in like their first or second year.
Speaker 2: Was very quick.
Speaker 12: Yeah, as soon as they left Cleveland, they a winning
Speaker 12: Super Bowls.
Speaker 1: Well will you obviously you were up there for that game.
Speaker 1: That was the last game of the season, and it
Speaker 1: was it was Brown's Bengals, and if you remember, I
Speaker 1: wasn't at the game, but watched it of course, and
Speaker 1: the fans basically were dismantled the stadium. Well, it was insane.
Speaker 12: Matt Reeth, Matt Reeves had on Luke Rosa, there's a
Speaker 12: name from the past. We look over his shoulder, and
Speaker 12: there are fans with the chairs that they're breaking out
Speaker 12: of the stands and setting a bonfire to warm up
Speaker 12: in the dogtown. The dogs were cold.
Speaker 20: It was a cold day.
Speaker 12: And they dismantled and broke apart the stadium. I think
Speaker 12: the Bengals won the game, but they might have called
Speaker 12: it out with a minute ago because the fans were
Speaker 12: like going on the fields souvenirs. That wasn't a proud
Speaker 12: moment in Cleveland. It wasn't the best moment. Of course,
Speaker 12: the head coach was Bill Belichick and his top assistant
Speaker 12: was Nick Saban. I don't know whatever happened to those guys,
Speaker 12: and the Browns immediately fired those guys.
Speaker 20: And I don't know what they're doing obviously, whatever happened
Speaker 20: to those.
Speaker 4: Guys, right, Also, Jim Schwartz was on that staff. Who
Speaker 4: was He was my de coordinator with the Titans. He
Speaker 4: wanted won a championship with the Eagles a couple of
Speaker 4: years back, like long time great DC.
Speaker 2: But yeah, they didn't know what.
Speaker 12: I'm up there with Mike Trevizzano on the back of
Speaker 12: a flatbed truck, yelling and screaming that desperate Browns fans
Speaker 12: in the front row was the guy himself in that
Speaker 12: ugly dog face, and he was barking, and I'm talking
Speaker 12: about Hitler, Nazism. I'm talking about Concord and Lexington, the
Speaker 12: American Patriots, and I had them all fired up. They
Speaker 12: marched into the stadium and basically set it on fire
Speaker 12: and tore it apart. So and the upsher sort told
Speaker 12: let him go, and the concessions shut down and half
Speaker 12: time and everyone was told to go home because we
Speaker 12: don't know what's going to happen with the dog pounds,
Speaker 12: but they said it on fire, That's.
Speaker 5: What they did.
Speaker 4: So what I didn't get, Willie, was what was the
Speaker 4: genesis of you been there?
Speaker 2: Were you brought up there?
Speaker 4: Did they Did they tell you to come up to
Speaker 4: rile up the fans? Did you just go up on
Speaker 4: your own because you loved Cleveland?
Speaker 2: What was it?
Speaker 20: I don't love Cleveland.
Speaker 12: But Mike Trevizano and I were pals, and he invited
Speaker 12: me up tam I went up there with the segment
Speaker 12: the night before. In fact, we shared a bedroom together,
Speaker 12: me and the segment. I'll talk about his Mickey Mouse
Speaker 12: slippers in a moment with a Donald duck head. Nonetheless,
Speaker 12: I was invited by Trivesano and TM to come there
Speaker 12: because there was a concern at the time. You may
Speaker 12: remember that the Bengals. The Bengals were looking around and
Speaker 12: Mike Brown had gone to Baltimore, and there was a
Speaker 12: sense that Ohio might lose it all. And so I
Speaker 12: told Tim and Trevisano and those guys, look, if we
Speaker 12: need help in Cincinnati, you come down here to help us.
Speaker 12: I'll drive to the Kingdom of the North two hundred
Speaker 12: and fifty miles away, and I will help you keep
Speaker 12: the Browns in Cleveland. No, that didn't work out so well.
Speaker 12: But let me tell you.
Speaker 5: A segment story.
Speaker 2: Yes, we're in a.
Speaker 12: We're in me and the segment are in a hotel.
Speaker 12: And you know, I have a hard time sleeping with
Speaker 12: another man. He kept rolling on top of me.
Speaker 2: That's by the way.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, I'm going so so I'm half asleep. It's dark,
Speaker 12: and I hear quack quack quack, and I look look
Speaker 12: up and I said, seg, what.
Speaker 2: Are you doing?
Speaker 12: He said, it's my Donald Duck slippers. I said, what
Speaker 12: are you talking about? He had Donald Duck slippers on,
Speaker 12: and every time he took a step there was like
Speaker 12: a little balls in the bottom of the end step
Speaker 12: and it would go quack. I said, say, you're like
Speaker 12: thirty years old and you got Donald Duck slippers that
Speaker 12: you had to put on on a car, but to
Speaker 12: walk to the bathroom at two o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 12: I'm sorry, Willie. And so from that point on it
Speaker 12: didn't sleep. So I was operating on adrenaline. The next
Speaker 12: day the game was like at one o'clock. I got
Speaker 12: there eleven o'clock. And we had a large desperate group
Speaker 12: of fans that marched around the stadium. They were half
Speaker 12: blitzed by that point anyway. Then I climbed on the
Speaker 12: back of a flatbed truck and led those fans in
Speaker 12: a desperate cheer to keep the Browns in Cleveland.
Speaker 1: Now, Willie, were these people educated as to who you were?
Speaker 1: Did they just think you were some nutbag with a microphone?
Speaker 2: Work?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 12: Trevizzano did a lot of introductions. They had former players there.
Speaker 12: There were players from the late seventies and eighties who
Speaker 12: came on the back of the flatbed truck and as
Speaker 12: a loud speaker, and it kind of introduced me from Cincinnati,
Speaker 12: Ohio and all of that. There was a booze were
Speaker 12: raining down and then he said, but he supports the
Speaker 12: Cleveland Browns. I give you the great American Willie Cunningham
Speaker 12: from Cincinnati. And they did cheer a little bit. But
Speaker 12: if you got the video, I know it was played
Speaker 12: today once or twice.
Speaker 5: I liked.
Speaker 12: The fans were into it, and it was like a
Speaker 12: wave that started low, got a little high and at
Speaker 12: the end. At the end there I had them on
Speaker 12: my side. Then we marched into the stadium. The first
Speaker 12: thing I did in the stadium, I was with Furman
Speaker 12: two is well behind the bench. Belichick comes over with
Speaker 12: Nick Stateman, and I introduced myself to these guys and
Speaker 12: I looked at this young Nick Staban. I said, what
Speaker 12: do you use, I'm the defensive backfield coach. He looked
Speaker 12: like it was about a fourth grader. This was thirty
Speaker 12: one years ago. Got well, talk to Belichick about Jordan Hudson,
Speaker 12: you know, and I don't know whatever happened. And so, yeah,
Speaker 12: that was a big deal because the Bengals, you might recall,
Speaker 12: we're thinking about moving to and Mike Brown spent a game,
Speaker 12: he went to Baltimore at one point. It was in
Speaker 12: the stands when the Colts were playing before they went
Speaker 12: to Indianapolis, and he he was threatening to sell the
Speaker 12: team if the sales.
Speaker 5: Tax didn't pass.
Speaker 12: And of course, yours truly was instrumental. I was co
Speaker 12: chair to get the sales tax passed because I didn't
Speaker 12: want the Bangals to leave town. It's better to have
Speaker 12: a bad team than no team.
Speaker 5: Correct.
Speaker 1: Well, obviously you were in the thick of all that,
Speaker 1: and I remember when it was going on. But obviously
Speaker 1: there was a lot of behind the scenes stuff that
Speaker 1: none of us knew about. How close did that really
Speaker 1: come to happening in your mind?
Speaker 5: I mean the bank was yeah.
Speaker 12: Well, you know, by that point, Paul Brown, his father
Speaker 12: had died, the father of football, he died, And yes,
Speaker 12: he said that we were losing money. The fans weren't
Speaker 12: coming to the games. They started at Nipper Stadium in
Speaker 12: the late nineteen sixties, and so by the mid nineteen
Speaker 12: nineties it was like, you know, we can't live like this.
Speaker 12: And the Riverfront Stadium didn't work at all anymore. It
Speaker 12: was never even completely finished. You might recall they were
Speaker 12: all concourses at Riverfront Stadium that were still not constructed,
Speaker 12: even in the right center and left field. I remember
Speaker 12: Johnny Bench hitting that big home run. It went into
Speaker 12: empty seats because the county never finished the stadium, and
Speaker 12: so everyone agreed it's got to go and needed a
Speaker 12: new stadium. And I think it was good on Mike
Speaker 12: Brown to go around the country as if he's ready
Speaker 12: to move the team, and that caused the taxpayers that
Speaker 12: voted in under the leadership of Bob Bettinghouse and he
Speaker 12: you know, we hit him on constantly and got it
Speaker 12: passed like fifty five forty five.
Speaker 26: And the rest is history.
Speaker 12: But he would have moved the team. In fact, I
Speaker 12: still say that within when the lease is up in
Speaker 12: eleven years, hold on tight because by then team's worth
Speaker 12: five billion dollars, might be worth six or seven billion,
Speaker 12: and there's.
Speaker 2: A chance that they'll move then.
Speaker 12: But at this point, let's enjoy what we got.
Speaker 2: That's all I can say.
Speaker 4: All Right, what happens in that situation, put your crystal
Speaker 4: ball hat on a.
Speaker 2: The Bengals then sell the team. B keep the team,
Speaker 2: but move it to.
Speaker 4: Whatever Antonio or somewhere in Texas.
Speaker 12: No, no, no in the NFL has an implicit policy
Speaker 12: that before a franchise moves, they must offer at fair
Speaker 12: market value the team to the locals, to the natives.
Speaker 20: And I am certain the.
Speaker 12: Guy that owns TQL and John Barrett Procter and Gamble
Speaker 12: they're gonna step up and say five billion dollars, okay,
Speaker 12: And I think the team's staying. But the Brown ownership
Speaker 12: is another issue, because you know, Mike Brown grew up
Speaker 12: in it, Paul Brown grew up in it. But Katie
Speaker 12: and Paul H. Brown they've grown up in it. But
Speaker 12: They're not football people, not even close. So I can
Speaker 12: see them taking the money and running. And wouldn't you
Speaker 12: that they're going to get it's paid off. It's worth
Speaker 12: five billion dollars every year. They have cash flow, a
Speaker 12: positive cash flow of about three hundred million, and they
Speaker 12: can't spend the money they have for generations unborn.
Speaker 5: And so I put up with it.
Speaker 12: And the only team that voted against equity firms buying
Speaker 12: a minority position because Mike Brown and his dad is
Speaker 12: such a horrible time with Art Modell and beginning fired,
Speaker 12: they will never let that team get out of their
Speaker 12: hands until they sell it. And you know they'll sell
Speaker 12: it at some point. Get a boatloaded dough and this,
Speaker 12: I think the team will stay in Cincinnati.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 1: Well, we'll see how that plays out. But I'm i'm
Speaker 1: I totally am in agreeance with what you just said
Speaker 1: about change of ownership. I definitely think that will happen.
Speaker 1: I think they're fed up. I just don't really care
Speaker 1: that much.
Speaker 12: Well, we're off the regular shifts after Friday, but Christmas
Speaker 12: morning we come together as one. The heads of the
Speaker 12: five families together is one and now we have a
Speaker 12: new member, Mike McConnell's gone on to live somewhere in
Speaker 12: Florida off the Fatted Calf, and Tom brennan has fit
Speaker 12: in very nicely.
Speaker 4: Tom brenanhan well his first Christmas, Willie, Yes.
Speaker 2: It'll be.
Speaker 12: It'll be here at the house and Penny's already getting
Speaker 12: some things frozen up. We're gonna it around, have some
Speaker 12: brunch and have great time seven am on Christmas morning.
Speaker 20: You just don't want to miss that.
Speaker 4: Now Thanksgiving you have the ladies over and with the
Speaker 4: Manni's and the petties. Are we going to get the
Speaker 4: mannies and the petties while we're there too?
Speaker 20: Or what.
Speaker 12: Do you two guys want to manage?
Speaker 5: Here?
Speaker 20: And a shoulder rub?
Speaker 2: No, I couldn't what you want. I couldn't want my
Speaker 2: dad in the eye.
Speaker 1: I want a good looking woman. You give me a
Speaker 1: nice shoulder.
Speaker 2: Besides, go to work two hours radio.
Speaker 12: That'll be it?
Speaker 28: All right?
Speaker 12: Well, I have some good tonight. I'm gonna get together
Speaker 12: the questions and.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be great, all right, buddy, can't wait.
Speaker 1: Thanks Willie, God bless America.
Speaker 26: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I was suret we didn't have time, but
Speaker 1: bo and think if you didn't hear this. This is true.
Speaker 1: Will He did have people over his house and he
Speaker 1: hired a team of masseuses and uh yeah, and on
Speaker 1: Thanksgiving manny petty ladies.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And I told deb she thought I was kid. I said,
Speaker 1: she was laughing, and she said I should head over
Speaker 1: to Willis and just show up. I said, I'll call
Speaker 1: him right now and tell him you're on your way,
Speaker 1: and I guarantee he'll be said.
Speaker 2: Her to come on over, Yeah, come on ahead, give
Speaker 2: them give one ton.
Speaker 1: Eh, uh, shooting and that, and then I just show up.
Speaker 11: What's up?
Speaker 1: Just get over there, Judge.
Speaker 4: You get your robine, Yeah, your gnarly toenails.
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Speaker 1: All right, back with Eddie and Rocky a little while longer,
Speaker 1: rock But before we do, let's get the very latest
Speaker 1: on the Nick Reiner case. Make an appearance in court today.
Speaker 1: Looks like Royal Oaks ABC legal analyst is with us Royal.
Speaker 1: What is the latest?
Speaker 26: The lightest is that we expected an arraignment where the
Speaker 26: charges would be read and the inevitable not guilty plea
Speaker 26: would be entered. But the high powered criminal defense attorney
Speaker 26: for Nick Reiner, Alan Jackson, convince the court to put
Speaker 26: off the arraignment until January seventh. He says it's too
Speaker 26: early to make a plea, and that's provocative because it's
Speaker 26: never too early to say not guilty. But if he's thinking,
Speaker 26: as he certainly must be, how am I going to
Speaker 26: present the metal status, the drug addiction, the homelessness in
Speaker 26: a lighte favorable to Nick? Writer? I think the defense
Speaker 26: lawyer wants some time to come up with his strategy.
Speaker 4: Were they able to see his you know, you know,
Speaker 4: how he appear at the arraignment? Did he sit there
Speaker 4: and did he nod? Did he say anything?
Speaker 11: Did he yell?
Speaker 22: Like?
Speaker 2: What was his demeanor?
Speaker 17: Yeah?
Speaker 26: Nothing in terms of any extraordinary conduct. Interestingly, the judge
Speaker 26: did allow a courtroom camera to watch the lawyers, but
Speaker 26: no pictures of Nick Reiner. So probably it is very
Speaker 26: first step the judges trying to tamp down the publicity.
Speaker 26: Of course, people were called back in the day when
Speaker 26: things got out of hand at the OJ Simpson trial
Speaker 26: with the cameras and so on, so that that's going
Speaker 26: to be a big issue now.
Speaker 1: Royals you bing are you? Are you? You're not based
Speaker 1: in ITLA? Are you?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 26: I'm based in Los Angeles?
Speaker 1: You're in LA? What what's starting to leak out around
Speaker 1: the edges about this story because there are sources, you know,
Speaker 1: people who were at the party, maybe people who worked
Speaker 1: at the party, or people around that hotel that he
Speaker 1: ended up staying in and stuff. Are there any those
Speaker 1: stories starting to circulate?
Speaker 26: He absolutely. I mean, as you say, the guy that
Speaker 26: checked Nick Reiner into the hotel at four am on
Speaker 26: Sunday said he looked like he'd been tweaking, meaning matthamphetamine us.
Speaker 26: I guess. There was the confrontation with actor Bill Hayter
Speaker 26: where Nick Reiner, apparently at this coner of O'Brien the
Speaker 26: holiday party, tried to interrupt a conversation Hayter was saying,
Speaker 26: and Hater said, hey, this is a private conversation, and
Speaker 26: Nick stormed off, and of course the verbal confrontation with
Speaker 26: the dad. What we're hearing is that the nuclear core
Speaker 26: of the defense is going to be his state of mind,
Speaker 26: his years of almost in this drug addiction, mental illness,
Speaker 26: because I mean, let's face it, if the DA has
Speaker 26: the goods and a strong case that Nick did it,
Speaker 26: then the only real question is is he going to
Speaker 26: go for decades because of murder? Is he going to
Speaker 26: go for maybe ten years or less for manslaughter, or
Speaker 26: is there going to be a not guilty by reason
Speaker 26: of insanity deal where he goes to a hospital and
Speaker 26: is confined but is actually sent to prison. Those really
Speaker 26: are the three realistic options, and.
Speaker 4: Royal I know, you know the Winers had three other kids.
Speaker 4: Do we know anything about their relationship with Nick over
Speaker 4: the past decade and have they said anything recently?
Speaker 26: I haven't heard anything about their relationship. And of course
Speaker 26: we do know a lot about Nick because he collaborated
Speaker 26: with his dad writing that movie and filming it a
Speaker 26: decade or so ago about a similar situation, a young
Speaker 26: man son of a high profile person that was fighting
Speaker 26: a drug addiction. So really the focus has been on
Speaker 26: him to the extent the family may have mixed feelings.
Speaker 26: Like you know, in the Menenda situation, extended family members
Speaker 26: were saying, hey, let's help the sons get out because
Speaker 26: the parents were monsters. Nobody's saying that Michelle and Rob
Speaker 26: were monsters. And yet the family may be saying to themselves, look,
Speaker 26: we wanted to get help. We've been struggling with his
Speaker 26: his demons for decades. If he has to go to
Speaker 26: prison for a brief period, of time. Okay, we'd rather
Speaker 26: just get the help whatever happens. We want to avoid
Speaker 26: a murder conviction where he sits in a cell the
Speaker 26: rest of his life, or even as exposed to the
Speaker 26: death penalty.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the death penalty thing, Royal, And I was
Speaker 1: going to ask you about that, because that's that's been
Speaker 1: kicked around a lot too. I don't see that as
Speaker 1: an option to you. I'm curious.
Speaker 26: Now here's the deal. California is one of the many
Speaker 26: states that still has the death penalty on the books,
Speaker 26: but as you know, our Governor Gavin Newsom doesn't think
Speaker 26: that it should be on the books, and therefore, through
Speaker 26: moratoriums executive orders, he's basically shut it down. No executions
Speaker 26: in California. Of course, who knows how long he's going
Speaker 26: to be there. With a person with a history of
Speaker 26: mental illness and addiction and saw on, it's pretty unlikely
Speaker 26: that he would wind up being sentenced to death after
Speaker 26: a murder conviction. That's certainly job number one for the
Speaker 26: defense team and probably members of the family, hoping they
Speaker 26: can avoid that fate.
Speaker 1: All right, with that, Royal, we will let you go, buddy,
Speaker 1: Thank you so much. You bet Banks Rock in other news.
Speaker 1: You know my mom's side of the families, from my
Speaker 1: people from West Virginia, West by God, and this happened
Speaker 1: there a couple of weeks ago. Guy suffered a gunshot
Speaker 1: wound while he said his rifle was being cleaned. When
Speaker 1: officers arrived, there were two minute at the house and
Speaker 1: they told the true story. They had been shooting out
Speaker 1: the second window of the second story window of the
Speaker 1: home at rats. So I guess one guy probably all
Speaker 1: beard up or whatnot, and one guy tried to take
Speaker 1: a take the gun from the other guy, and the
Speaker 1: gun went off and shot him in the leg. He's uh,
Speaker 1: he's all right. It didn't didn't kill him or anything.
Speaker 1: But the homeowner, Mark Fuller, was charged with one endangerment
Speaker 1: endangerment involving a firearm and just just discharging it within
Speaker 1: five hundred feet of a dwelling. So he shot his buddy,
Speaker 1: but that's not important. You just random firing out the
Speaker 1: second story going all you know, oswald on rats in
Speaker 1: your front yard. I guess it is frowned on.
Speaker 2: Did you say what kind of gun it was?
Speaker 1: I'm guessing a twenty two or I was it a blow?
Speaker 5: That guy like.
Speaker 2: That one would have hurt.
Speaker 4: And other news and speaking of and this is interesting
Speaker 4: because it's Ohio related Cyahoga County. So do you know
Speaker 4: what fishers are? Okay, So fishers are like they're like
Speaker 4: relatives of weasels, minx otters are kind of like little furry,
Speaker 4: kind of no marsupial ish type of creatures. Well, apparently
Speaker 4: they disappeared in in the Cuyahoga County area in the
Speaker 4: eighteen hundreds. You know, they're kind of hunted out and
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 2: More or less made extinct.
Speaker 4: But Cleveland Metro Parks has shared news of what they
Speaker 4: think is an incredible, impossible comeback, writing that is the
Speaker 4: first record in Cayoga County since the species originally disappeared
Speaker 4: in the eighteen hundreds. I think these fishers are back.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're going to say that it's estimated that the
Speaker 4: fisher was expatriated.
Speaker 2: Or or I guess or not expatriate, extra pat exterminated,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 4: High But the mid eighteen hunters and the major cause
Speaker 4: calls were unregulated harvest and loss of habitat means they
Speaker 4: were hunted and sure houses were built and boom, Well how.
Speaker 1: Could they be making a comeback of that's.
Speaker 2: What's a miracle. And I don't know.
Speaker 4: They talk about conservation efforts and you know this and that,
Speaker 4: but I guess, you know, with creating more parks and
Speaker 4: things like that. For whatever reason, you know, nature finds
Speaker 4: a way. But they feel like, or they say that
Speaker 4: there's been spottings of these these fissure things on trail camps.
Speaker 1: Now, see, I I wonder if it's like some mad
Speaker 1: scientist thing or something, you know, because you always hear well,
Speaker 1: like you know, Jurassic Park and all that, because I
Speaker 1: saw not too long ago speaking of this type of thing.
Speaker 1: They're they think they have now have a way to
Speaker 1: DNA transplant and make a woodly mammoth I've been talking
Speaker 1: about doing.
Speaker 2: Yeah I have, right, Yeah, here here's these things are.
Speaker 4: If a fisher's primarily eat mice, birds and squirrels, how
Speaker 4: big are they?
Speaker 2: It doesn't say, but from what I'm saying, it looked.
Speaker 1: Like a raccoon bigger than raccoon.
Speaker 4: Yeah, maybe a little bigger than a raccoon, like a
Speaker 4: like an otter, yeah, sealed or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I never a mink, you know that, that that
Speaker 2: kind of thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've never heard of them either, but apparently they
Speaker 4: disappeared in the eighteen eighties and now they're back. So
Speaker 4: go up to Kayakoga Cuyahoga County, folks and go find
Speaker 4: you a fisher.
Speaker 1: It figures in Cleveland they could come up with some
Speaker 1: kind of a new uh raant.
Speaker 2: Well here here, here's here's a video right here. Let
Speaker 2: me let me show see. It's like like like a
Speaker 2: like a bigger cat kind of thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it looks like a good sized raccoon, is what
Speaker 1: it looks like.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so there you go.
Speaker 1: Well, there you go, kids, fun and educational to the show.
Speaker 4: But I mean I feel like that there's been many
Speaker 4: instances of that, where not many, but more than you
Speaker 4: would think of. Like they think something's wiped out and
Speaker 4: then they boom, they find one.
Speaker 2: Didn't they do that with that Tasmanian not a Tasmanian type.
Speaker 1: I remember when they were talking about Buffalo worried almost instinct,
Speaker 1: and now all of a sudden, the nerd everywhere where, everywhere. Yeah,
Speaker 1: just just ask the people who get trampled by them
Speaker 1: out in Yellowstone.
Speaker 2: As they're getting their selfies.
Speaker 1: Right with that, we check in with traffic and weather,
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