Speaker 1: A new week has started, that's right, already full of
Speaker 1: news already, that's right. In this case, federal prosecutors have
Speaker 1: opened up an investigation into FED chair Jerome Powell. And
Speaker 1: I guess this has to do with, uh, you know,
Speaker 1: the two point five billion dollar renovation to the Central
Speaker 1: Bank headquarters there in Washington, d C. And Powell things
Speaker 1: it's an intimidation tactic by Trump. So what's who knows
Speaker 1: those going ons?
Speaker 2: Well, here to discuss with us is our good friend
Speaker 2: Steve Cotton. He is the president of Cotton Wealth Management Associates.
Speaker 2: He is a financial strategist and his resume as long
Speaker 2: as my arm. Steve, welcome back to the program.
Speaker 3: Well, good afternoon, gentlemen. It's always a pleasure to be
Speaker 3: with you. Hello Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: So, Steve, you heard what Rock was saying there. What
Speaker 2: is the endgame here? Do you suppose with Trump?
Speaker 3: Well, I think it's interesting that dynamics are interesting thing
Speaker 3: in that Powell Chairman Powell is trying to position this
Speaker 3: subpoena to a federal grand jury as an intimidation by Trump,
Speaker 3: who's frustrated because Powell has not reduced interest rates as
Speaker 3: fast as Trump thinks justified Biden, inflation was running about
Speaker 3: nine percent. The latest numbers that came out I think
Speaker 3: yesterday or today put inflation at two point six to
Speaker 3: two point eight. That's quite a reduction. And yet the
Speaker 3: FED has been relatively slow. Trump is correct, the FED
Speaker 3: has been very pale. In particular, has been very slow
Speaker 3: in lowering interest rates. But I would suggest your listeners
Speaker 3: take a step back and look.
Speaker 1: At the broader issue.
Speaker 3: The issue really is why have construction costs on the
Speaker 3: Federal reserves renovation gone from an estimate of one point
Speaker 3: nine billion to now over two and a half billion.
Speaker 3: Trump went toward the building the construction site last several months.
Speaker 1: Ago with owel.
Speaker 3: Trump is a construction expert, and Trump said recently that
Speaker 3: he thinks the cost could escalate to as much as
Speaker 3: four billion dollars. And if anybody knows construction, it's Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: And I think there's I think this issue has other
Speaker 3: layers to it, and I think that they smell some
Speaker 3: fraud going on.
Speaker 1: So do you feel, in your opinion, Steve, that that
Speaker 1: this is something that Trump is trying is doing this
Speaker 1: because he does he wants interest rates lowered, which and
Speaker 1: rightfully so. He believes that'll help people, you know, make
Speaker 1: be able to sell their home, buy a new home,
Speaker 1: make things more affordable in that direction. But do you
Speaker 1: think this is this is has to do with that,
Speaker 1: or it is Trump towards the place and goes, God,
Speaker 1: this thing you know doesn't look I you should cost
Speaker 1: us much And you're right, he knows what he's talking about.
Speaker 1: What do you think is the case?
Speaker 3: Well, I think I think before Trump did his tour,
Speaker 3: this was all about pressuring Powell to lower interest rates
Speaker 3: more quickly, because every time we lower interest rates, it
Speaker 3: reduces the amount of federal debt service that we have
Speaker 3: to pay on a national debt. So the President's got
Speaker 3: an issue there, a fiscal stewardship. But I think when
Speaker 3: he toured that construction site and he looked into the
Speaker 3: details of what they were doing and how they were
Speaker 3: doing it, he was probably appalled and asked that that
Speaker 3: further be investigated. And I'll bet you they've uncovered something
Speaker 3: that makes people think that Powell's testimony before the Senate
Speaker 3: Banking Committee last year about the reasons for the cost overrun,
Speaker 3: I bet they're suspecting that he mis stated or misrepresented
Speaker 3: the truth. And I'll bet you there's something here because
Speaker 3: Congresswoman h Paula Luna Anna Paulina Luna from Florida is
Speaker 3: the one that made the criminal referral to the Justice
Speaker 3: Department because of Pal's testimony, and members of Congress don't
Speaker 3: do that lightly. And for the DOJ to have actually
Speaker 3: issued a federal subpoena to Powell to testify before grand jury,
Speaker 3: that's serious stuff. I think that's more than politics. I
Speaker 3: think I think the Trump administration is sensing either gross
Speaker 3: incompetence or worse.
Speaker 1: So when it comes to doing a project like renovating
Speaker 1: the Central Bank headquarters, Who's what does the process there?
Speaker 1: Does that have to go through Congress? Is there a vote?
Speaker 1: Or is Jerome Powell?
Speaker 4: Is he?
Speaker 1: Is he the one in control of this? Late? Like
Speaker 1: who does the buck stop with?
Speaker 3: I guess well, the Federal Board of Governors makes those decisions,
Speaker 3: and the FED is funding this out of their revenues
Speaker 3: from bank fees and things like that. So it's not
Speaker 3: tax dollars as in the classical sense, which is the
Speaker 3: case of the fraud in Minnesota with the Somali things.
Speaker 3: But no, this is cash flow within the FED. But
Speaker 3: there are four or five major factors at play here,
Speaker 3: historical regulations, environmental considerations, the fact that they are digging
Speaker 3: a seller into the water table because Washington is at
Speaker 3: sea level. There are a lot of issues that can
Speaker 3: make the cost rise. But for them to have made
Speaker 3: a criminal referral tells me there may be something more
Speaker 3: here than meets the eye.
Speaker 2: We're talking to Steve Cotton and Steve who could actually
Speaker 2: benefit from these cost overruns. I'm just curious as who
Speaker 2: could possibly line their pockets.
Speaker 3: Well, the contractors. Okay, I would not suggest that anybody
Speaker 3: was getting a kickback. That would be very common in
Speaker 3: other kinds of situations, but this is such a whole
Speaker 3: high profile project that I'm probably thinking it's closer to gross,
Speaker 3: gross mismanagement than it is fraud. But when you make
Speaker 3: a criminal referral to the Department of Justice from Congress
Speaker 3: there is you've got to have some evidence that there's
Speaker 3: something not right. And for these cost overruns to have
Speaker 3: escalated to now two and a half billion dollars, Trump
Speaker 3: is building his his banquet hall for two or three million,
Speaker 3: hundred million. Can you imagine? And this is a relatively
Speaker 3: small location, It's two buildings, but Trump Trump's comment was, guys,
Speaker 3: this has to be the most expensive real estate project
Speaker 3: in the entire world.
Speaker 1: And he's got a point. And Trump's renovations, by the way,
Speaker 1: we're all privately funded. And so just aside from from this,
Speaker 1: what do you do you think interest rates are going
Speaker 1: to come down? I mean, what is it right now?
Speaker 1: Is it five point e said? What is I'm blanking
Speaker 1: on it right now around six percent? Do you think
Speaker 1: it's going to come down?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yes, I think I think the Fed is on a
Speaker 3: trajectory for a long time. They said, well, we can't
Speaker 3: lower interest rates until we see what the impact of
Speaker 3: the tariff policy is. The tariff policy has been mixed
Speaker 3: in terms of its impact on inflation. There are some
Speaker 3: tariffs that have had absolutely no impact on price inflation,
Speaker 3: and then there are other tariffs, like he's put a
Speaker 3: fifty percent tariff on imported copper. Well, we can't we
Speaker 3: can't dig enough copper in the United States right now
Speaker 3: to fill the fifty percent that we have to import.
Speaker 3: So that's going to be inflationary. That ripples through you know,
Speaker 3: home buyers, home builders that put copper in homes, a
Speaker 3: copper wire, et cetera. But so there are some tariffs
Speaker 3: that are going to be inflationary. That's really been a
Speaker 3: mixed report, and I've been surprised that it hasn't been
Speaker 3: more inflationary as a general policy than it has been.
Speaker 3: But I'll give you the example with tariffs. You know,
Speaker 3: if I go to the liquor store and I want
Speaker 3: to buy my favorite scots from Scotland, and it's ninety
Speaker 3: eight dollars a bottle, then and I don't want to
Speaker 3: pay that, well, I'll just switch to a good Kentucky
Speaker 3: bourbon or something that's half the price. So buyers have
Speaker 3: the choice of switching to products and not paying tariffs
Speaker 3: and not paying higher taxes import duties if they want to.
Speaker 3: But there's some things like copper where there isn't an
Speaker 3: alternative and the higher prices have to be paid. So
Speaker 3: I think inflation is going to continue to come down.
Speaker 3: The FED is now split. There's there a group on
Speaker 3: the FED that thinks they ought to go continue to
Speaker 3: go slow. There's a group on the FED Board of
Speaker 3: Governors that think we need to get after it lower inflation,
Speaker 3: I mean lower interest rates, because inflation has come way
Speaker 3: way down. I think they're going to continue to look
Speaker 3: at this cautiously. But this kind of thing does muddy
Speaker 3: the water, and it introduces a political element into the
Speaker 3: Fed's decision making that is probably not helpful to Trump.
Speaker 2: All right, well that's Steve Conton. We will let you go, buddy.
Speaker 2: We'll see how this all shakes out. Any idea a
Speaker 2: timeframe on this?
Speaker 1: Is this on?
Speaker 2: Is this going to take a while or should it
Speaker 2: be happening in a fairly you know, quick fashion.
Speaker 3: Well, the Federal Board of Governors will meet again, probably
Speaker 3: in March, and we'll relook at the interest rate question.
Speaker 3: As far as this referral to the DOJ and Federal
Speaker 3: Grand Jury, that may take some time. But so that's
Speaker 3: why I would urge everybody to just with old judgment
Speaker 3: until you know more about why these cost overruns are
Speaker 3: so out of control, because there's a little smoke there
Speaker 3: and there might very well be fired.
Speaker 1: All right, Well that's Steve. We will let you go, buddy.
Speaker 1: Always our pleasure, thanks so much, glad to be with you.
Speaker 1: Thanks Steve.
Speaker 2: Steve Cotton our financial strategist and a policy expert. So
Speaker 2: we'll see how it all goes. Man, It's uh, this
Speaker 2: is this is above our pay grade. Really, when I
Speaker 2: see all this happening, I don't know understand the ins
Speaker 2: and outs of it.
Speaker 1: I just laughed because I mean, Trump has so much
Speaker 1: going on right now, and now now I just throws
Speaker 1: this on top of it. And you got the thing
Speaker 1: going on in Minneapolist, I guess we're going to invade
Speaker 1: Greenland soon.
Speaker 2: Well throw this Bat'm right on the pile as well.
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Speaker 2: I want to know the whereabouts of one Willie cunning Am.
Speaker 1: Over the weekend. What do you got?
Speaker 2: Well, this happened down in Texas. They happened. It was
Speaker 2: an early morning robbery at the Zone do Erotica. It's
Speaker 2: like a like a sex shop or something, an adult
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Speaker 1: it right outts out of your head. I got an
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Speaker 1: You at least one hundred bucks for that on Facebook marketplace.
Speaker 2: I'm saying that's the reason I'm wondered if it was
Speaker 2: Willie and you never know with him the uh do
Speaker 2: you do? You go in there? That's one of my
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Speaker 2: mean that's what he said. Give me the two hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty oh and I'll take that pump.
Speaker 1: No, not that one. No, no, no that one. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So at last count he was still a large Well
Speaker 1: well again just check Facebook marketplace and that guy's he's
Speaker 1: put it on there. He's trying to sell it. Probably
Speaker 1: right now, maybe he's using it. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Well, that's one of those things where if you're going
Speaker 2: to try to sell it, well, okay, this work. This
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Speaker 1: You sell it.
Speaker 2: Now are you going to buy assumingly? You're gonna have
Speaker 2: to assume that it was used?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's it. You know what I'm saying. They're
Speaker 1: all the scrubbing in the world, can't rub that. There's
Speaker 1: only one thing I'm gonna go. I'm gonna go knew,
Speaker 1: not used. Yeah, would be one of them. Absolutely. Car. Okay,
Speaker 1: I'll buy a used car. No, huhuh not the use jacket.
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Speaker 11: Pushback against the DJs probe of the Federal Reserve with
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Speaker 12: The Fed chair says the grand jury subpoenis focus on
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Speaker 9: The team's looking good this season?
Speaker 1: I think so, man. I missed playing football ever since
Speaker 1: I turned from history. Nineteen sixty nine. At the Orange
Speaker 1: Bowl in Miami, the New York Jets of the AFL
Speaker 1: defeat the NFL's Baltimore Colt sixteen to seven Super Bowl three.
Speaker 1: It was most memorable for the fact that one Joe
Speaker 1: Namath guaranteed victory and he pulled it out Broadway. Joe Broadway, Joe.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Now do you remember remember that game. Yeah, I mean
Speaker 1: I was a kid, but I remember it and it
Speaker 1: was one of the.
Speaker 2: I think I was what i've been eleven twelve something
Speaker 2: like that, and uh, I remember thinking Joe Namath was
Speaker 2: like the coolest guy on the planet.
Speaker 1: I using like underwear ads after that. That's that's what
Speaker 1: I made him.
Speaker 2: That that whole thing right there, and he was man,
Speaker 2: he was and then he went on. He was in
Speaker 2: movies and all kinds of stuff after that.
Speaker 1: And what was big about it was, I mean, because
Speaker 1: the a f L and NFL were merging, right, but
Speaker 1: they were still kind of seeing as like the you know,
Speaker 1: the right little small league there. And then when they
Speaker 1: actually came out and won it on top of him,
Speaker 1: guarantee it that that said the.
Speaker 2: Stage when uh I remember the when the a f
Speaker 2: L was around and and my we whatever race. I
Speaker 2: don't know why, it always sticks in my brain that
Speaker 2: we were. We would generally be at my aunt and
Speaker 2: uncle's house on Sundays, and my my dad really didn't,
Speaker 2: you know, follow football all that much, the pro football,
Speaker 2: but my uncle would be sitting there drinking beers and
Speaker 2: smoking cigarettes and watching football all day, and him watching
Speaker 2: the a f L I remember thinking, what is who
Speaker 2: watches the AFL?
Speaker 1: What is that?
Speaker 2: And I remember the Heidi thing I was at I
Speaker 2: was at their house when that happened.
Speaker 1: So remind the listeners that so that was during the game.
Speaker 1: Was a playoff game Raiders, I'm believing, or maybe it's
Speaker 1: a Raider I want to say Raiders and Jets. I
Speaker 1: don't remember the like a yeah game on an overtime
Speaker 1: game or came down right it was?
Speaker 2: And I forget who's scored with somebody. Let's say it
Speaker 2: was the Raiders. The Raiders scored like twice in like
Speaker 2: ninety seconds or something to come back and win the game.
Speaker 2: But NBC had cut away to show Heidi, a movie
Speaker 2: based on Heidi. Yeah, if you can find that right quick,
Speaker 2: who was playing in that game? But yeah, I remember
Speaker 2: that happening because again my uncle went baton.
Speaker 1: Yeah, nineteen sixty eight AFL game between Open Raiders and
Speaker 1: the Jets, and blah blah blah. Oakland scored two touchdowns
Speaker 1: in the final minute to win the game forty three
Speaker 1: thirty two. However, NBC, the game's television broadcaster, decided to
Speaker 1: break away from its coverage on the East Coast to
Speaker 1: broadcast the television film Heidi, which and I you know,
Speaker 1: you look back as I think that's one of the
Speaker 1: moments where of many moments since that where people start
Speaker 1: to realize NFL is king right when this many people
Speaker 1: are just absolutely losing their mind over a game. That'll
Speaker 1: tell you something I would since we're talking about NFL AFL.
Speaker 1: I've been saying this for a while, but I looked
Speaker 1: at that that merger when when considering what's going on
Speaker 1: in college football these days, and how fractured it is,
Speaker 1: and what the problem how I see it is the
Speaker 1: SEC only cares about their conference, and the Big ten
Speaker 1: only cares about their conference, and Big twelve only cares
Speaker 1: about their conference. And they don't want to split money.
Speaker 1: They don't want a revenue, they don't want another conference
Speaker 1: getting a benefit that they don't get, so that they
Speaker 1: don't care. I mean, it's ultimately ruining the the greater
Speaker 1: hole of this thing we call college football. And I
Speaker 1: remember looking back and researching that one of the great
Speaker 1: things the NFL did was they didn't they themselves didn't
Speaker 1: choose to look at the AFL as something. Okay, we
Speaker 1: want to squash them, we want to punish them. No,
Speaker 1: you're gonna be our partner. And maybe this isn't like
Speaker 1: the greatest thing right now, but down the road, this
Speaker 1: is gonna benefit all of us because now we've got
Speaker 1: more teams, is gonna grow this thing. And that's exactly
Speaker 1: what college football needs to do, is look at this.
Speaker 1: This thing is a not a.
Speaker 2: Immediate every man for himself, well every conference right for himself,
Speaker 2: and that's.
Speaker 1: Something that's gonna benefit us, you know, maybe even the
Speaker 1: next three years, but in the next ten plus years.
Speaker 1: It's something that that that might not might you know,
Speaker 1: my benefit is so let's let's.
Speaker 2: Talk to Kevin and Columbus. Hey, Kevin, what do you
Speaker 2: remember about the Heidi game.
Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, it was a regular season game.
Speaker 18: There weren't any overtime then, but you know, it's a
Speaker 18: big dual Naymans out there playing the radio. Two gunslingers,
Speaker 18: the Raiders had the Monica. And that's how AFL games were.
Speaker 18: But it got to be seven o'clock and NBC decided
Speaker 18: to switch to their regular program, you know, because games
Speaker 18: can sometimes go a little longer. And we missed a
Speaker 18: great end here in the you know, in the East coast. Yeah,
Speaker 18: the Raiders scoring two touchdowns in about ten seconds and
Speaker 18: pulling up because that set up the AFL title game
Speaker 18: where the Jets beating the Raiders back to go to
Speaker 18: the Super Bowl. But yeah, hey, David, then we love
Speaker 18: the AFL then and they pulled off that winn. And
Speaker 18: then when Kansas.
Speaker 16: City did it the next year, it wasn't no Fluke.
Speaker 4: They tried to.
Speaker 18: Say it was all Fluke when he won, when.
Speaker 4: The Jets won.
Speaker 17: Yeah, so hey, that's all I got to say, thanks,
Speaker 17: all right?
Speaker 1: And yeah, and I guess you know this was a
Speaker 1: big deal. This this you know show Annie, right, so
Speaker 1: excuse me. But they even thought like, okay, this would
Speaker 1: be great, perfect lead in got NFL. Then people be
Speaker 1: around the television. There was a kids they they get
Speaker 1: him ready for our main attraction, which is Heidi, which
Speaker 1: again today seems I mean, could you imagine any movie,
Speaker 1: any program, anything that they would shut the NFL off for.
Speaker 1: Absolutely not. Oh you look at the rating, like the
Speaker 1: top rated television programs, the top twenty five, and I
Speaker 1: think twenty four of them are NFL games, and like
Speaker 1: the twenty fifth one is the last episode of mash
Speaker 1: or something, right, So it just shows how how far
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Speaker 2: Rock and other day in history news. On this date
Speaker 2: in nineteen fifty nine, a young fella had a vision
Speaker 2: about music. He borrowed eight eight hundred dollars to start
Speaker 2: his own record label on this date. That man's name
Speaker 2: Barry Gordy. Oh, he started Tambla Records, which went on
Speaker 2: to become Motown. Wow, eight hundred dollars Again, this is whatever.
Speaker 2: This is fifty nine, so a long time ago. But
Speaker 2: imagine that eight hundred bucks became the Motown empire in
Speaker 2: like ten years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll say it came pretty quick. Yeah, and a
Speaker 1: right when rock and roll music was shaping the whole
Speaker 1: storybook of America and here comes Motown. Well, it was.
Speaker 2: It kind of came out of well that the black
Speaker 2: music had been popular in the fifties and stuff, and
Speaker 2: then it kind of went away when the Beatles and
Speaker 2: all that stuff blew it off the charts. And then
Speaker 2: round about sixty five sixty six the Supremes got rope bad.
Speaker 2: That's when the front Tops and the Attempts and all
Speaker 2: those guys came along. And uh so try to imagine
Speaker 2: that eight hundred bucks turned into billions, billions.
Speaker 1: Yeah, took a shot laid it all on the table
Speaker 1: and look what you created. That's the American dream right there. Well,
Speaker 1: I got an idea for a record label. Obviously I'm
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Speaker 16: I was I think it was October October sixty eight
Speaker 16: or sixty nine. The Jets just won the Super Bowl
Speaker 16: and here they are at Nippert Stadium, the Bengals I
Speaker 16: think it was the Bingles first or second year, and
Speaker 16: we're playing Joe Name It and the Jets. I couldn't
Speaker 16: afford a ticket, but we all climbed up on top
Speaker 16: of the building surrounding Knippert Stadium and watched this. It
Speaker 16: was just amazing to watch Joe Namath play. And the
Speaker 16: big thing was we were throwing the ball. The other team,
Speaker 16: the National League was running it. But it was just
Speaker 16: an exciting time. I think I was eighteen or nineteen,
Speaker 16: freshmen at the University of Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: Yeah, as well, when you're eighteen, you'll climb up top
Speaker 2: of his and watch the football game.
Speaker 16: Yeah, the Tangimin Center. It's right next to Nipper Stadium.
Speaker 1: And uh, I don't only even know.
Speaker 16: How a got up there, but there was a bunch
Speaker 16: of USUF there, you know. And uh, and I don't
Speaker 16: know people remember that, but the Bengals didn't start, Uh,
Speaker 16: they started in Nipper Stadium.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, well, and and things. Ron I'm I think
Speaker 2: I remember the name of the coming to town because
Speaker 2: he was he was so big man. That was the
Speaker 2: Circus coming to town, you know, Superstar.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's it. Uh, speaking of NFL Action ed. So
Speaker 1: you know, normally, you know, this past weekend was the
Speaker 1: first round of the of the playoffs, and normally that's
Speaker 1: not usually not the most exciting games, right, And since
Speaker 1: the league expanded to a fourteen team postseason in twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: no wildcard round had ever had more than a single
Speaker 1: fourth quarter lead change across all six scheduled games. That
Speaker 1: was until yesterday. Yeah, I'm sure twelve twelve fourth quarter
Speaker 1: lead changes happened, and that they still got another game tonight, right,
Speaker 1: the Texans and the and the Steelers. And the one
Speaker 1: that was absolutely bonkers was the the Bears game. Oh
Speaker 1: big time. I mean it was twenty one to six
Speaker 1: going into the fourth quarter and they came back. And
Speaker 1: I remember because I watched some of the of the
Speaker 1: first half, and yeah, there were in you know, twenty one.
Speaker 1: It was twenty one to three at the time, and
Speaker 1: they're like, wow, but you know the Bears. They they
Speaker 1: have a lot of fourth quarter comebacks this year. But
Speaker 1: you're like, okay, come on now. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So, but I think you did the same thing that
Speaker 2: I did. I yeah, I told my wife. We were
Speaker 2: just sitting around watching football and stuff, and I was like,
Speaker 2: I gotta still I'm gonna just do piddly stuff around
Speaker 2: the house and I waste my time watching this. So
Speaker 2: you know, the game's on it he goes, you should
Speaker 2: probably come back in here, and I was like, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna whatever, And we started talking and uh and put
Speaker 2: something else on. Then I saw later on that the
Speaker 2: Bears came back and one I was like, I know,
Speaker 2: I'm an idiot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the thing. That's again, it's the it's the
Speaker 1: greatest television program there is. It's so drama filled, there's
Speaker 1: great person I mean, it's absolutely king, which is kind
Speaker 1: of what has got us talking about this, right, you know.
Speaker 1: And it all started kind of going back to you know,
Speaker 1: Joe Joe Namath and super Bowl three guaranteeing victory and
Speaker 1: coming up big, and it's it's grown leaps and bounds since.
Speaker 2: Let's talk to Tom and Fairfield about Joe Namath. Hey,
Speaker 2: what do you got on Joe Namath?
Speaker 24: Tom, Well, I heard you mentioned about the movie. How
Speaker 24: are you guys doing? First of all, I can picture him.
Speaker 24: I remember watching it with my brothers. I have older
Speaker 24: brothers at the time, maybe I was ten or eleven,
Speaker 24: But the opening scene, he was a biker that bike club.
Speaker 24: He would walk it through like a Kroger, just went around,
Speaker 24: made himself a little sandwich, ate it all, and just
Speaker 24: pay for a pack of gum when he left the store.
Speaker 24: I wish I could remember the name of that movie.
Speaker 1: Whatever. Hey, Tom, that was that was CC and Company.
Speaker 4: Company.
Speaker 16: That's right, Thank you guys.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Because I have a I have a similar story.
Speaker 2: My my brother used to make me go to the
Speaker 2: drive in with him because his his girlfriend's parents would
Speaker 2: let him go to the drive in with her unless
Speaker 2: he had somebody with him. So they would take me
Speaker 2: and h and me and her little sister to the
Speaker 2: drive in, and my brother would make us sit on
Speaker 2: the hood of the car.
Speaker 1: Yeah he was, I guess he was in there eating
Speaker 1: popcorn and whatnot. I don't know what they were doing
Speaker 1: and having a chat.
Speaker 25: Uh.
Speaker 1: But why did the parents think by simply sending you
Speaker 1: and the sister that that would cut down on any
Speaker 1: hanky panky.
Speaker 2: Well, I look, my brother didn't care. I know. All
Speaker 2: I knew was that if I ever came turned around,
Speaker 2: let alone act like I was going to get in
Speaker 2: the car, he would curb stop me. Yes, And I
Speaker 2: was smart enough to realize that I should not do that.
Speaker 1: So funny, that's just funny that the parents are like,
Speaker 1: I don't want our daughter, you know, right making out
Speaker 1: with this guy. I know, let's send I have an
Speaker 1: idea and his sister and the brother, and that'll cut
Speaker 1: down on all.
Speaker 2: That stuff, and then I ended up going out with
Speaker 2: the sister double screw up on dad's part, correct God.
Speaker 2: And then they weren't thinking very hard. They ended up
Speaker 2: making us break up because blah blah blah, such a
Speaker 2: bad influence. Maybe I'd lie about where we were going
Speaker 2: one time, but anyways, I had to give back my
Speaker 2: class rooing in the whole nine yards.
Speaker 1: It was drama. Bro Oh my god.
Speaker 2: So coming up next, we have a guest talking about
Speaker 2: our friends, the gen Zers. Hey, gen Z guys, we're
Speaker 2: not picking on you, no, but you're interested. But they're
Speaker 2: interesting to us.
Speaker 1: You make interesting decisions and joys, and we will talk
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Speaker 20: Day in court for the guy accused of killing a
Speaker 20: dentist and his wife in Columbus. This is the four
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Speaker 20: on suspect Michael McKee. He's the doctor's accused of murdering
Speaker 20: his ex wife, Monique Teppi and her husband Spencer, at
Speaker 20: their home in Columbus on December thirtieth. Their two children
Speaker 20: were unharmed. Today, McKee in court in Illinois, where he
Speaker 20: waived extradition, will be transported back to Columbus.
Speaker 1: Relatively short hearing.
Speaker 26: The entire thing lasted just about a minute and thirty
Speaker 26: four seconds. Michael McKee set his name when asked by
Speaker 26: the judge, but otherwise his public defender did most of
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Speaker 26: to plead not guilty, and he waved his right to extradition.
Speaker 1: So he will be eventually making.
Speaker 26: His way back to Ohio where he will face charges
Speaker 26: aggravated murder charges in Franklin County.
Speaker 20: ABC's Alex Perez's police tracked down the suspects car thanks
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Speaker 20: soon found that car in Rockford, Illinois, evidence allegedly linking
Speaker 20: at back to McKee. Court record show Monique was married
Speaker 20: to McKee in twenty fifteen, divorced in twenty seventeen. Doctor McKee,
Speaker 20: the suspect, thirty nine years old, been on the run
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Speaker 20: In Cincinnati City Council's Budget Finance Governance Committee has been
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Speaker 20: discuss a possible settlement between the City of Cincinnati and
Speaker 20: the family of Ryan Hinton. He was shot and killed
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Speaker 20: The trial of Alex Tchirvinsky is supposed to begin today,
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Speaker 28: Diplomacy is always the first option for the President. He's
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Speaker 2: The headline is survey gen Z workers are ghosting jobs,
Speaker 2: ditching bosses and chasing side hustles. Then you read on
Speaker 2: through the article and we'll get into the meat of that.
Speaker 2: But one little thing caught my eye here that is
Speaker 2: part of a survey earlier this year found twenty six
Speaker 2: percent of talking about side hustles, twenty six percent of
Speaker 2: gen Z workers are using online gambling.
Speaker 1: For extra cash.
Speaker 2: Wow, and fourteen percent are creating content on only fans.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like everyone has a side hustle these days,
Speaker 1: and if you don't, then it's like you're doing something wrong.
Speaker 1: And throughout I'd say, up until probably ten years ago
Speaker 1: or five years ago, the trend was you got into
Speaker 1: it job early in life and you stuck it out
Speaker 1: and you stay there. And I mean my mom, you know,
Speaker 1: worked in North Side Banks, started there the day after
Speaker 1: she graduated high school, worked there for forty four and
Speaker 1: a half years. And that that just doesn't happen anymore.
Speaker 1: With the with the gen Z crop. Well, to discuss,
Speaker 1: we have our guest Jessevillico.
Speaker 2: Jeff is a he's a speaker. Come on, Jeff, you're
Speaker 2: a Hall of Fame, You're a Hall of Fame speaker.
Speaker 1: Come on. That's awesome, Great, that's awesome.
Speaker 2: Thank you so Jeff, what is it with these because
Speaker 2: we're always we always say we pick on them. But man,
Speaker 2: there's always some article like this out there, like like
Speaker 2: Rock was saying, I think the Yeah, as part of
Speaker 2: this article, the average gen Z job stint last just
Speaker 2: one point eight years. So it's not like people there
Speaker 2: are no careers anymore. Man, what's up with that?
Speaker 21: No?
Speaker 5: Man, Yeah, you said it earlier about you know, working
Speaker 5: for a company for forty years.
Speaker 17: I mean that was kind of the way it was, right,
Speaker 17: you know, similar.
Speaker 5: Like my grandfather worked for General Electric for you know,
Speaker 5: many decades, got his pensiont and like that was that
Speaker 5: was the deal. Right Now, everybody's a free agent. Everybody's
Speaker 5: jumping around moving I mean everything from like nil you know,
Speaker 5: if athletes to you know, like you said, creators and
Speaker 5: content creators.
Speaker 17: Everybody's kind of looking.
Speaker 5: For like a lateral move to shift a little bit,
Speaker 5: to get an angle, to get some leverage, to move
Speaker 5: up a little bit. And there's no kind of allegiance
Speaker 5: or or you know, long term commitment to an entity
Speaker 5: an organization. And it's funny you talk about side hustles
Speaker 5: there in the opening. I think I think people often
Speaker 5: mistake side hustles as like a search for money, and
Speaker 5: I think it's really more of a search for meaning
Speaker 5: because what you know what, gen Z doesn't often find
Speaker 5: work they can find through a side hustle because they
Speaker 5: have agency with their side hustle, because they're in charge, right,
Speaker 5: so whatever they want to do, you know, everything from uh,
Speaker 5: you know, the example of you to referenced. You know,
Speaker 5: I think it's easy to say always want more money,
Speaker 5: and I think that's not it.
Speaker 17: I think it's not I.
Speaker 5: Think it's not like a greed thing.
Speaker 25: I think it really is more of an agency and
Speaker 25: meaning thing. The corollary to that is at work. I
Speaker 25: don't think it's like all these gen Zers are lazy, right,
Speaker 25: I think it's a disconnection ideas.
Speaker 17: They're not.
Speaker 1: They're not lazy.
Speaker 5: If they had work that they found meaningful, they would
Speaker 5: be incredibly.
Speaker 17: You know, industrious and passionate about it.
Speaker 31: Just they're not.
Speaker 5: They're not finding the meaning in the same way.
Speaker 17: I think that other generations have in the past.
Speaker 1: So Jeff, let's dive into that. If it is in
Speaker 1: fact that gen Zers with relatively the same jobs that
Speaker 1: you know that a past generations found fulfillment in, why
Speaker 1: can't gen zers. Is this a you know, a decreasing
Speaker 1: of our attention span thing, an instant gratification thing. What
Speaker 1: is why can't people find meaning in a job and
Speaker 1: make it a career anymore?
Speaker 4: Yes, it's an interesting question.
Speaker 5: I think it's pretty complicated, and I'm not going to
Speaker 5: claim that I'm a generational expert by any means, but
Speaker 5: I'll pretend to be.
Speaker 17: On for the purposes of this conversation.
Speaker 5: But I've studied influence quite a bit, and I did
Speaker 5: this research study all about well, you know what I
Speaker 5: call every day day influence. And I coined that term
Speaker 5: everyday influencer because people tend to think that being an
Speaker 5: influencer is about having a number of followers or a
Speaker 5: certain sighs of a platform, a title, et cetera. And
Speaker 5: my own personal story, I'm a Las Vegas headliner, a
Speaker 5: long time headliner, have my own show in Las Vegas,
Speaker 5: and I got started with everything because I got picked
Speaker 5: to be a volunteer by a street performer many years ago,
Speaker 5: before the Internet, before social media, and he would never
Speaker 5: consider himself an influencer, but through his kindness in that
Speaker 5: moment that we shared together in front of everybody, with
Speaker 5: the lights and the sound and the rush of the
Speaker 5: crowd and all that. I mean that changed my life forever,
Speaker 5: quite literally. That was an inflection point for me. And
Speaker 5: I actually found this performer online when I got my
Speaker 5: own show in Vegas. I reached out to him and
Speaker 5: I thanked him, and it was quite an emotional conversation
Speaker 5: because you could tell that he had never really thought
Speaker 5: of himself in that way, and that reframe for him
Speaker 5: was powerful and I think kind of shifted, you know,
Speaker 5: kind of the way that he thought about his career.
Speaker 17: And his life.
Speaker 5: So anyway, this term everyday influencer I love because you know,
Speaker 5: it kind of gets back to the identity right when
Speaker 5: you put the R on the word influence. Now you're
Speaker 5: talking about identity, right, because if you say, are you
Speaker 5: a influencer?
Speaker 4: Sometimes that feels a little icky.
Speaker 17: To hear, Like I don't know if I was like it, right,
Speaker 17: because it has.
Speaker 5: That connotation of like I'm trying to tell you something,
Speaker 5: I'm trying to market, I'm trying.
Speaker 4: To use my platform for an ulterior motive or in
Speaker 4: a manipulative way.
Speaker 16: Right.
Speaker 5: But everyday influencers are key in the workplace and outside
Speaker 5: because everyday influencers are the people that make you feel
Speaker 5: seen and heard and actually you know, listen to and
Speaker 5: when you have everyday influencers in the workplace, people do
Speaker 5: sticker out, including gen Z, because they genuinely like their environment,
Speaker 5: they feel connected to the people they work with, and
Speaker 5: they feel like they're kind of they're seen in a
Speaker 5: bigger context like their work matters.
Speaker 2: We're talking to Jeff Sivillico and Jeff that I think
Speaker 2: that's where Rock and I especially I'm a bit older
Speaker 2: than Rock, and it just always once I got into
Speaker 2: a job, I didn't pursue a job unless I was
Speaker 2: pretty sure that I wanted to pursue it as a
Speaker 2: career in some waste shape or fashion. And it seems
Speaker 2: like these guys are just getting into something and trying
Speaker 2: and trying it on for size. You know, Okay, I
Speaker 2: wonder if this is what I like? Well, I kind
Speaker 2: of knew what I wanted to do and pursued it.
Speaker 2: Is that what they're looking for, just kind of like, Okay,
Speaker 2: I'll try this and see if I like it, and
Speaker 2: then okay, then I'll try Does that makes sense?
Speaker 5: Yeah, absolutely, I think so, because if you think about it,
Speaker 5: the gatekeepers are gone now right, anyone really can do anything,
Speaker 5: and so if you had all of those.
Speaker 4: Options available to you, wouldn't you.
Speaker 5: Want to check check it out and kind of you know, date.
Speaker 4: So to speak before you go steady?
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, it makes sense, you know, I.
Speaker 5: Think a lot of it was maybe a lack of awareness.
Speaker 17: You know, I'm not you know.
Speaker 5: Not judging anything here, but you think about what the
Speaker 5: Internet has done in terms of opening up everything right now,
Speaker 5: I mean kids with that now sound like a get
Speaker 5: get off my lawn like kids today, like kids.
Speaker 4: Today you know, grow up with with a phone in hand.
Speaker 5: As a performer even I'll tell you now, it's challenging
Speaker 5: because performers kids grow up with video and they can
Speaker 5: all edit video, and they can all stream and build
Speaker 5: these platforms, and then they can't actually do a show
Speaker 5: because they're not like.
Speaker 4: There's all sizzle and no substance.
Speaker 5: But they can they can brand and promote and market
Speaker 5: and monetize themselves as this brand in a way that
Speaker 5: a lot of the you know, older performers can't. And
Speaker 5: it's it's it's really challenging.
Speaker 16: Right.
Speaker 4: So in other words, I bring that.
Speaker 5: Up because if if the barrier to entry is gone
Speaker 5: for so many things now with you know, just YouTube
Speaker 5: at Google it, you know, use AI, write just some code,
Speaker 5: build a website. You know you don't know anything about
Speaker 5: online marketing, ask shat GVT, you know, give you a
Speaker 5: plan and figure it out, write the scripts, you know.
Speaker 5: I mean it's it's the possibilities now are just overwhelming
Speaker 5: and limit less, and I think that makes people not
Speaker 5: want to necessarily settle down. I mean, you see as
Speaker 5: a dating too, right, but we're talking about careers because
Speaker 5: people are always thinking maybe there's a better option out there,
Speaker 5: Maybe there's something I'm going to like more that's going
Speaker 5: to be a.
Speaker 4: Better fit for me.
Speaker 1: I think you hit the nail on the head. And
Speaker 1: I also think that's why younger people are getting married
Speaker 1: less and less for that same reason. The possibilities, the
Speaker 1: options are endless, right. You got Instagram? You got you know,
Speaker 1: so why should I you know?
Speaker 31: Mary?
Speaker 11: Uh?
Speaker 1: You know Mary Sue here, who's grow up in my hometown.
Speaker 1: You've seen these chicks on Instagram, you know what I mean, Like,
Speaker 1: your mind just starts to get unrealistic about the amount
Speaker 1: of options you have. I don't know if you know
Speaker 1: who it? Yeah, And I don't know if you know
Speaker 1: better than Sue right exactly, And and look, I can
Speaker 1: show you ten of them right now, and and you know,
Speaker 1: so I think that's part of it. But I don't
Speaker 1: know if you know Scott Galloway is, But yeah, he
Speaker 1: and I probably disagree on everything politically, but I think
Speaker 1: he's a smart guy. And he always talks about how,
Speaker 1: you know, usually like like the best careers and the
Speaker 1: ones where people are making a lot of money is
Speaker 1: in something that's totally boring, because that means there's not
Speaker 1: like a lot of people in that industry, right, and
Speaker 1: so sometimes you got to you know, not go for
Speaker 1: the sizzle of some exciting career, go into iron or smelting.
Speaker 1: He always talks about because there's a crap load of
Speaker 1: money you could make and you could probably find a
Speaker 1: lot of fulfillment in that.
Speaker 4: Absolutely.
Speaker 5: And and by the way, that this is like a
Speaker 5: whole other conversation which I which I love. But yes,
Speaker 5: you're talking now about the like do you need to
Speaker 5: find your passion?
Speaker 4: You know? Do you need to does everybody have a passion?
Speaker 17: You just got to find it?
Speaker 4: Is that the key to happiness?
Speaker 5: It's like, you know, or do you want to be
Speaker 5: the iron iron or smelting goat goat right, and you know,
Speaker 5: make a ton of money and then fulfill all your
Speaker 5: passions of you know, fly fishing and traveling the world
Speaker 5: and you know, doing whatever you want to do, Uh,
Speaker 5: be the best pickleball guy, you know whatever. And I
Speaker 5: completely you know, I get that, and I I see
Speaker 5: the logic of that.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 5: I'm not one who who has to say, you know,
Speaker 5: you have to find this kidden passion or.
Speaker 4: This secret it's it's there for you, because I do.
Speaker 5: Believe a lot of passion comes from being excellent at something.
Speaker 5: Because again you're talking about agency and feeling you know,
Speaker 5: authority and command and and really really knowing your stuff right,
Speaker 5: being respected among your peers, your colleagues in the industry,
Speaker 5: and having that confidence and respect for yourself that.
Speaker 17: Comes with that.
Speaker 5: So yeah, although although it's kind of funny, at the
Speaker 5: end of the day, I show up and juggle and
Speaker 5: tell tell jokes, and I'm and I'm the guy who's saying, like,
Speaker 5: you know, yeah, iron or.
Speaker 1: Smelting, But I think again, and maybe we're getting off topic,
Speaker 1: but you found out you had a talent at that
Speaker 1: or I couldn't do that. Eddie couldn't do that, right,
Speaker 1: But you had a talent of that, and that that
Speaker 1: talent turned that into a passion, not I have a
Speaker 1: passion for this and that turns it. No, it's it's
Speaker 1: kind of the other way around, like find your talent.
Speaker 1: You were good at at juggling and performing and all that,
Speaker 1: and and that became a passion versus I think people
Speaker 1: want the you know, they feel passionate about something, but
Speaker 1: you know what, you're not good at it, right. Like
Speaker 1: I told my dad went in seventh grade, I wanted
Speaker 1: to be a singer, and he said, all right, we'll
Speaker 1: go ahead and sing something for me. And I sung
Speaker 1: and he said, you know what, son, you have some
Speaker 1: talents in life, but singing one of them. All right, yeah,
Speaker 1: going to iron ore, smelting or radio one word for real, or.
Speaker 5: I can take this one one step further here. So
Speaker 5: you said, you know you had a passion for you know,
Speaker 5: juggling and performing. Okay, here's here's what really happens. People
Speaker 5: look at you kind of at a certain point and
Speaker 5: a retrofit and narrative assuming that you've always had that
Speaker 5: as your passion, and when you woke up and you
Speaker 5: were good.
Speaker 4: You're like, oh, so.
Speaker 17: So frustrating because I don't have something like that.
Speaker 5: I never had a passion for, you know, writing papers
Speaker 5: on influence and doing ynote speaking and you know, performing
Speaker 5: in Vegas and what it takes a producer show. I
Speaker 5: was ten years old, just fooling around in my in
Speaker 5: my kitchen, you know, doing little shows and trying to
Speaker 5: be the center of attention as the youngest of three boys. Right,
Speaker 5: I just kept pulling on that thread, and I stayed
Speaker 5: open and I stayed curious.
Speaker 4: So what started off.
Speaker 5: As juggling because and now I know, I was an
Speaker 5: athletic kid and I was an artistic kid, and juggling
Speaker 5: allowed me to combine both. Right, you have to be
Speaker 5: fit and coordinated to juggle, but you also now are
Speaker 5: an artist. When you're performing, you're building routines, building a show.
Speaker 5: I was the youngest of three boys, so I wanted
Speaker 5: my own thing. So juggling was uniquely me. That's why
Speaker 5: it was cooler and more fun to me than you know,
Speaker 5: just playing on the soccer team or being in the
Speaker 5: school play. I was just a juggler, Right, we're back
Speaker 5: to identity now. It gave me an identity. Okay, So
Speaker 5: then I pulled on that thread and started doing shows
Speaker 5: at children's hospitals and you know, nursing homes and USO
Speaker 5: Air Force bases.
Speaker 4: In high school.
Speaker 5: In college, I founded a nonprofit that actually connects professional
Speaker 5: entertainers with the children's hospitals all over the country. We
Speaker 5: serve one hundred plus children's hospitals, right It's called Win
Speaker 5: Win Charity.
Speaker 4: That I never knew where that was going.
Speaker 5: I never had any vision of that, but people say, wow,
Speaker 5: how did you know?
Speaker 4: I wish I had this.
Speaker 5: Passion that I didn't really have that from the beginning,
Speaker 5: but I did stay open and I.
Speaker 4: Did stay curious, you know.
Speaker 5: So I think that's a really big piece of this is,
Speaker 5: you know, don't don't think that you all you.
Speaker 4: Have to have it figured out. We're kind of coming back.
Speaker 5: To the full circle here of why gen Z and
Speaker 5: younger folks want to try different things because you know,
Speaker 5: because you can now right like, and you can kind
Speaker 5: of follow a passion, and it might take a different platform,
Speaker 5: might it might take different industry or different community, but
Speaker 5: you know, eventually, if you stay open and curious, keep
Speaker 5: pulling on that thread, you'll you'll get to some really
Speaker 5: good stuff.
Speaker 4: You know, where the passions and skill sets intersect.
Speaker 17: That's like the sweet spot.
Speaker 2: All right with the great stuff, Jeff. We really appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Man. People want to find out more about you. Where
Speaker 1: can they go?
Speaker 5: Absolutely, thank you for having me, Jeffsivilico dot com.
Speaker 17: And I can't make this up with the timing, guys.
Speaker 5: I just dropped my comedy special on Prime and Apple
Speaker 5: TV and YouTube TV today.
Speaker 17: It's called a Sweet Biblical Comedy and Action.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, good stuff, buddy, everything out. I'll check it
Speaker 1: out tonight. Man, thanks so much. All right, thank you guys,
Speaker 1: take care, Thanks.
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Speaker 1: News Man. You like news, I like it too, and rock.
Speaker 1: We don't often have guests in the studio, Yes, in
Speaker 1: this case is a big guest ed Cincinnati Coaching Royalty. Here,
Speaker 1: Mike Blout of the Roger Bacon is here with us today. Mike,
Speaker 1: you're the best man. What's going on? Thank you. I
Speaker 1: appreciate you guys having me on. Yeah, everything's going well,
Speaker 1: absolutely so, So tell us all what's going on in
Speaker 1: the land of.
Speaker 30: Roger Bacon these days. Well, so Thursday is our big celebration.
Speaker 30: It's our fifty fifth annual Sports Stag. So we're the
Speaker 30: oldest stag in the city and we've had some distinguished
Speaker 30: winners over the year, yourself made. One of them was
Speaker 30: years ago. Five years ago, that's five now. Yeah, in
Speaker 30: five years, been a good time. George Vogel had fireball, yes,
Speaker 30: and yeah. Yeah, we might have broke records for drinking
Speaker 30: fireball on stage that night. Yeah, yeah, Lord, George broke
Speaker 30: the record.
Speaker 1: Rocky and I were just witnesses. Yeah, we had a
Speaker 1: couple of the bulgar that was handled by George. Yes. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but we had a good time.
Speaker 16: Yes.
Speaker 1: So that was that's our big night. And so this
Speaker 1: year our.
Speaker 30: Good Fellowship Award is Sean Casey, uh so, the mayor,
Speaker 30: and he ironically is receiving the Tom Arble Good Fellowship Award.
Speaker 30: And uh, you know at Roger Bacon, Tom Robble was
Speaker 30: our mayor. He was everybody loved him, beloved, coach teacher,
Speaker 30: was there for years and years and unfortunately we lost
Speaker 30: him a number of years back. And so, uh, Sean
Speaker 30: Casey getting this award, it's very very fitting, very similar personalities,
Speaker 30: right absolutely.
Speaker 1: And I've told you, I told you off here. But
Speaker 1: I've seen over the years a lot of people speak
Speaker 1: and do the guest speaker stag thing. He's the best.
Speaker 1: He's the best I've seen. He's gonna just knock knock
Speaker 1: it down. Yeah, I don't have a great that's what
Speaker 1: we're expecting. Yeah, funny, the whole deal. Everything you want
Speaker 1: out of a speaker. So so that'd be great. Well,
Speaker 1: I think we were we were talking. You're going to
Speaker 1: have to shut him down, man, you' oh yeah, he'll
Speaker 1: keep going, He'll just keep going.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Flick the lights, yeah yeah.
Speaker 30: Well yeah, you know, our our crowd likes to stick
Speaker 30: around for a while, you know, because the beer will
Speaker 30: be flowing and guys will be having a good.
Speaker 1: One of the best bags, if not the best in town.
Speaker 1: I've always heard them to a bunch of them and
Speaker 1: they do a great job there and you have a beer.
Speaker 30: It'll be a good time. So, uh, you know, we
Speaker 30: have uh, we got great food, you know, Hammond's. Uh
Speaker 30: they sponsor our VIP room and they bring a great
Speaker 30: spread of food for all the guys in the VIP area.
Speaker 30: And then the main dinner is sponsored by our very
Speaker 30: own buddy, Loroso Bacon grab Uh. So Buddy's been very
Speaker 30: very generous to us for a lot of years now.
Speaker 30: And so everybody eats well, we drink well, and we
Speaker 30: have a really good time awesome. And then we gotta
Speaker 30: we got a new MC this year because normally I
Speaker 30: do it.
Speaker 1: And I'm getting the.
Speaker 30: Coaches Award this year, which is kind of weird that
Speaker 30: I got to talk about me getting the base of
Speaker 30: its your ward.
Speaker 1: Make sure you give yourself a great interrodug Yeah, so
Speaker 1: I'd like to introduce me.
Speaker 30: Yes, so I'm stepping down on Alex Meacham is taking
Speaker 30: my spot. Okay, so you see bear Cat, yeah you know,
Speaker 30: and uh Bacon Grant. He was actually in my first
Speaker 30: class that I ever taught. I actually taught Alex way
Speaker 30: back when I was young. He's deep in the Cincinnati
Speaker 30: basketball scene. Correct, Yes, and Alex will do a great job.
Speaker 30: You know he's he's on TV quite a bit doing
Speaker 30: his basketball sports program. So uh looking forward to having
Speaker 30: Alex there and uh so, uh you know he he's
Speaker 30: going to take over the program this year with mo
Speaker 30: mo is Our our our key emc.
Speaker 1: Uh so he'll be the one doing the question and
Speaker 1: answers with Sean. So looking forward to it. Nice. Nice Now. Now,
Speaker 1: I was just I just drove by Roger Bacon the
Speaker 1: other day. There's some construction going on there. There is, Yes,
Speaker 1: what's going on.
Speaker 30: Yeah, we're getting a that's a ten million dollar edition
Speaker 30: onto the building and it's a it's a chapel, meeting
Speaker 30: places offices. Uh so, yeah, it's it's under construction. So
Speaker 30: the parking will be at a premium on Thursday. But
Speaker 30: we got a lot of you know, the neighbors are
Speaker 30: really great, so we got a lot of they'll be
Speaker 30: street parking. Saint John Cemetery, which is right across the street,
Speaker 30: will be taking parking places as well, and then the
Speaker 30: Friars Club. Yeah, so that'll be our biggest problem is
Speaker 30: getting people in or getting people parked.
Speaker 1: But once they're in they're gonna have a good time.
Speaker 2: And what are the ins and outs of it? Mike
Speaker 2: Forest time as stuff goes.
Speaker 30: So it's the doors open at six and there's basically
Speaker 30: a big reception from six to seven thirty, big social
Speaker 30: and that's where all the food and drinks will be.
Speaker 30: You know, I'll be partaking a little bit, and then
Speaker 30: VIP reception up in our fine arts center that we
Speaker 30: have tickets for the VIP area one hundred and fifty
Speaker 30: bucks for the general admission at seventy five, and then
Speaker 30: at eight o'clock everybody comes together in our big gym,
Speaker 30: the Fogerty Center for the major or the main part
Speaker 30: of the program that evening.
Speaker 1: In Michael Rose will be in house. Oh yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 1: he's the best. Yeah, the Lorosa family, the base of
Speaker 1: Itch family. Yes, it'll be really nice, very cool, good
Speaker 1: And how many years you guys have been doing this?
Speaker 1: This is number fifty five?
Speaker 30: Wow, technically fifty six, but we lost one because of COVID,
Speaker 30: so fifty five and so yeah, you were at.
Speaker 1: The fiftieth one fiftieth, that's it. He had to have
Speaker 1: a special guest. How much did that cost you? Exactly
Speaker 1: a little money into the table for the church. He
Speaker 1: had to drive George on that. Yeah, I'm telling you, man,
Speaker 1: that was a fun night and George was in rare
Speaker 1: form by George is a great guy.
Speaker 2: I mean, let me ask you, Mike, as for fifty
Speaker 2: five years, you have to have had some really interesting
Speaker 2: people involved in this thing.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, and whatnot? Yes, we had real a couple
Speaker 1: of those all for us.
Speaker 30: Yeah, we've had Anthony Muno's Chris Collinsworth. When I was
Speaker 30: a little kid, my dad was a big part of this.
Speaker 30: So it's kind of come full circle that I'm in
Speaker 30: charge of it now. And so when I was a
Speaker 30: little kid, I remember being there with Dad and Pete
Speaker 30: Rose and Joe Morgan and Spark Anderson would all show up.
Speaker 30: Marty and Joe, they were around all the time. Like
Speaker 30: I was a little kid, I would see them at
Speaker 30: Bacon because they would come to the Stag Wow and
Speaker 30: I'd be down there helping Dad.
Speaker 1: He'd make me unload the car or whatever.
Speaker 30: And so, you know, we've had some big, big names
Speaker 30: of people that you know, Chris Collinsworth has been there
Speaker 30: lap them. Obviously a lot of local guys you know
Speaker 30: that have received it. And then you know, lately we
Speaker 30: branched out a little bit. We had Ocho Sinko a
Speaker 30: couple of years back. We had Chris Carter last year.
Speaker 30: Uh so we've had some big, big names come through.
Speaker 30: What about Uh Corey Kiner, Where's where's he? He ended
Speaker 30: up with up with the Cardinals, and uh, I believe
Speaker 30: he'll be there Thursday night. Nice and so Yeah, he
Speaker 30: ended up with the Cardinals and had a really good,
Speaker 30: uh couple games with them. He started out with the
Speaker 30: forty nine ers, ended up with the Vikings for practice squad,
Speaker 30: then ended.
Speaker 1: Up with the Cardinals. Gotcha. Yeah, I couldn't remember if
Speaker 1: it was Cardinals first, then Niners or Niners then Cardinals.
Speaker 1: So so good. He's one of the Roger Bacon's finest. Well, Michael,
Speaker 1: I really appreciate you stipping by. Tell us one more time.
Speaker 1: Where the details and where folks you can get tickets?
Speaker 30: Yeah, then go to Roger Bacon dot org and we
Speaker 30: have VIP tickets are one fifty General Admissioner seventy five
Speaker 30: and they can go to the go to the website,
Speaker 30: get their tickets and they'll be at will call or
Speaker 30: they can pay at the door when they get there.
Speaker 1: Very cool.
Speaker 2: Mike, We appreciate it. Man great, thanks you so much,
Speaker 2: thanks for having me. All right with that, we check
Speaker 2: in with traffic and weather. What is going on well.
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Speaker 1: And Tonight on Sports Talk Lance has Travis Steele, head
Speaker 1: coach of your undefeated Mimi RedHawks, and also Brandon Phillips
Speaker 1: that dude, BP dad, dude. Huh, that's cool. That guy
Speaker 1: was cool big time. Yeah, was he gonna what's he
Speaker 1: talking about? No, I have no idea. I haven't, I haven't.
Speaker 1: I don't know what he's up to these days.
Speaker 2: I he was on my morning show one time, and
Speaker 2: it was right around Christmas time, and he was my son,
Speaker 2: Luke's favorite ballplayer. And Luke was probably in about second grade.
Speaker 2: I want to say something like that. And so I
Speaker 2: told I told Deb hold him out of school and
Speaker 2: bring him into the show so he can meet Brandon.
Speaker 2: So Deb deb go tells the teacher Luke's kind of
Speaker 2: dentist appointment in the morning, so he's gonna be coming
Speaker 2: in late. Yeah, and uh so tears like, okay, just
Speaker 2: get him here when you can. Well, she never thought
Speaker 2: that the teacher listened to the show sitting there talking
Speaker 2: about my kids sitting on Brandon Phillip's lap. And uh
Speaker 2: the next time, well, the teacher was very cool about it.
Speaker 2: And I was like, oh, so Luke had to go
Speaker 2: to the Denis Oh yeah, yeah, Oh that's funny. They
Speaker 2: stopped by the radio station.
Speaker 34: Off the way.
Speaker 1: There's office right next door. Yeah, She's probably like you
Speaker 1: should have just said he's missing school because he's gonna
Speaker 1: meet Brandon and Phillips.
Speaker 2: Right and fine, right, and as she goes, I didn't
Speaker 2: know that was going to be a good enough excuse me.
Speaker 1: You could do whatever you want. He's your kid. Yeah
Speaker 1: we do. Yeah. In other news, z So, we have
Speaker 1: talked a lot about the the new weight loss drugs, right,
Speaker 1: all these where they come JLP one inhibitors, the go
Speaker 1: v ze bound, the zempick and all that. Uh So,
Speaker 1: some more and more studies are coming out about them,
Speaker 1: and these studies are saying, basically, the pounds come off,
Speaker 1: but once you get off these drugs, the pounds come
Speaker 1: roaring back. Okay, that's one I've heard. When people stop
Speaker 1: taking the new generation of weight loss drugs, they pile
Speaker 1: back on the pounds four times faster than they would
Speaker 1: have after ending diet and exercise regiments. But however, recent
Speaker 1: day it suggests that around half the people discontinue these
Speaker 1: medications within a year. And a lot of it has
Speaker 1: to do with the expense these things, you know, sometimes
Speaker 1: can cost one thousand bucks a month. How long can
Speaker 1: you keep it up? And how they work as they
Speaker 1: suppress your appetite. You don't eat sure, and guess what,
Speaker 1: when you stop taking them, you get hungry again. And
Speaker 1: you're going to be real hungry because you haven't eaten anything.
Speaker 1: And so if you have habits of eating a lot
Speaker 1: of food and a lot of junk food, then those
Speaker 1: things come roaring right back. While taking these two drugs,
Speaker 1: the trial participants lost an average of nearly fifteen kilograms, okay,
Speaker 1: which is what about thirty pounds? Right lower? Thirty pounds. However,
Speaker 1: after stopping the medication, they regained ten kilograms, which is
Speaker 1: twenty two pounds within a year they stopped taking the drugs.
Speaker 1: Within a year, you gained back twenty two pounds, which
Speaker 1: was the longest follow up period available for these relatively
Speaker 1: new drugs. Measurements of your heart health, including blood pressure
Speaker 1: and cholesterol levels, also returned to the original levels after
Speaker 1: one point four years. People who were instead put on
Speaker 1: programs that included diet and exercise but not these drugs,
Speaker 1: they lost less weight. Okay, so you don't lose as
Speaker 1: much weight. However, took an average of four years for
Speaker 1: them to regain the weight that they lost. Instead of
Speaker 1: what I say, within a year.
Speaker 2: Now, man thousands just go on a freaking diet, man,
Speaker 2: do some workout thousands and thousands of dollars for something
Speaker 2: like that. Yeah, I know you you know, maybe you've
Speaker 2: tried everything, but god, that's it. And and to be
Speaker 2: on it for the like you said, the rest of
Speaker 2: your life.
Speaker 1: I mean that can't be because I also, I mean
Speaker 1: it's just for men, and I've read about this too,
Speaker 1: but it also messes with your your your lean muscle mass, right,
Speaker 1: which you know as you get older you want to
Speaker 1: try to maintain as much as possible. Sure meant both
Speaker 1: men and women, and you know it has an effect
Speaker 1: on you being able to not old and maintain that
Speaker 1: as well. These drugs. So yeah, it's it's just funny,
Speaker 1: like and I look and I know these drugs have
Speaker 1: had a profound effect. There's people that for whatever reason,
Speaker 1: they just can't can't lose weight and are on risk
Speaker 1: of a heart attack and diabetes. And you get on
Speaker 1: them and you're now healthier.
Speaker 2: But sure, if you if you've got some kind of
Speaker 2: physical issue that's caught you that you know you really
Speaker 2: have no control over that you need this stuff. Okay,
Speaker 2: I get that part. But if you're just if you're
Speaker 2: just fat because you eat a lot. Boy, just you know, reorient.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just try to find some discipline and find the
Speaker 1: you know, find some time to get in the gym,
Speaker 1: and that'll keep it off. It always goes back to that, right,
Speaker 1: no matter. Remember the live soon to be forty six
Speaker 1: years and I've seen all kinds of diets, but it's
Speaker 1: it always comes back to, you know, limiting your calories
Speaker 1: and working out a little bit. Being active works well.
Speaker 2: And it's and it's harder than it seemed to believe me.
Speaker 2: I'm there a couple of years back. Shoot, when you
Speaker 2: first started, before I started working with you, I probably
Speaker 2: I was pushing like one hundred and eighty five pounds
Speaker 2: now I'm steady about one hundred and fifty five. And
Speaker 2: all I did was just quick. I was stress eating
Speaker 2: all the time, and you know, drinking beer, you know, just.
Speaker 1: Out these these you know, these remotes.
Speaker 2: And you're doing you're not even thinking about it, and
Speaker 2: you know, i'd be and people know, you know what
Speaker 2: I'm talking about. You're sitting around the house, you're not
Speaker 2: even thinking about it, and all of a sudden, you've
Speaker 2: eaten a half a bag of potato chips. Boom, not
Speaker 2: even breaking a sweat. Yeah, so yeah, I just got
Speaker 2: that out and you should be good to go with that.
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Speaker 20: President Trump to make a major speed on the economy.
Speaker 20: This is the five o'clock report. I'm Matt Reee breaking now.
Speaker 20: The President's going to be in Detroit tomorrow to show
Speaker 20: how he's quote making America affordable again. He's going to
Speaker 20: kick off his visit at a Ford plant that's producing
Speaker 20: more f one fifty trucks because of the tariffs.
Speaker 35: President Trump gives remarks Tuesday at the Detroit Economic Club
Speaker 35: and Heltra Ford Factory in Dearborn, Michigan. Press Secretary Caroline
Speaker 35: Levitt says the President will highlight the work Ford is
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Speaker 35: we'll also talk about gas prices coming down in what
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Speaker 20: Kentucky eight Licking River Bridge, also known as the Fourth
Speaker 20: Street Bridge connecting Covington and Newport, now officially closed. It's
Speaker 20: going to be demolished and replaced and reopened in twenty
Speaker 20: twenty eight. It was shut down about nine o'clock this morning.
Speaker 20: Council committee meeting behind closed doors this afternoon, apparently about
Speaker 20: a possible settlement between the city and the family of
Speaker 20: Ryan Hinton, who was shopped to death by Cincinnati police
Speaker 20: last year. After the shooting, his father, Rodney Hinton, allegedly
Speaker 20: ran over and killed a Hamilton County Sheriff's deputy. The
Speaker 20: Cincinnati Police Union is against the settlement with the Hinton family.
Speaker 20: That meeting ended this afternoon at City Hall with no
Speaker 20: comment from members of council. The Musketeers and the Reds
Speaker 20: forming a partnership a Grand Slam. According to the president
Speaker 20: of Xavier, the.
Speaker 1: Reds have announced a new ten year partnership that names
Speaker 1: Xavier as the official university of the ball club. This
Speaker 1: new collaboration will create new internship opportunities for Xavier students,
Speaker 1: as well as expanded curriculum development within the university's sports
Speaker 1: management programs and other benefits. Xavier University President Colleen Hanich
Speaker 1: called this a Grand Slam partnership for both the Musketeer
Speaker 1: and Red families, and it will be celebrated at the
Speaker 1: Xavier Butler men's basketball game at the Sintas Center this
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Speaker 1: The AFL one and he made the prediction, the guarantee
Speaker 1: we are going to win this game called his own shot,
Speaker 1: which is one of the first times that really had happened.
Speaker 1: I know, you know, I forget one. I think it
Speaker 1: was after that, but you Muhammad al Lead guaranteed he
Speaker 1: was a knockout liston and Mark Messier I think guaranteed
Speaker 1: victory in some hockey game. But yeah, certainly the most
Speaker 1: easily the most remembered sports victory guarantee.
Speaker 2: And well see there's some talk about Babe Ruth whether
Speaker 2: or not he actually called his shot when he pointed
Speaker 2: out to the whatever.
Speaker 1: Yes, you will say that he was. He has actually
Speaker 1: two fingers pointed out, like saying, is there like two
Speaker 1: strikes or one strike? Something like that. I forget.
Speaker 2: I've heard different stories on it, but hey, it's better
Speaker 2: to believe that he said I'm going to hit it
Speaker 2: out here and nothing to do.
Speaker 1: What's the what's the phrase? Uh, when reality overcomes the
Speaker 1: legend print the legend? Great? Yeah, just let's go with
Speaker 1: that story.
Speaker 2: So Rock and I got to talking about it. Your
Speaker 2: favorite over the top athlete, somebody that it doesn't matter man, woman,
Speaker 2: whoever if I've won three, seven, four, nine, seven, eight hundred,
Speaker 2: the big one. Just uh, somebody who was kind of
Speaker 2: maybe obnoxious, but yet they always something daring about them.
Speaker 2: They entertained it, right, they're entertaining. I have a feeling,
Speaker 2: I know what a lot what certainly somebody here in
Speaker 2: Cincinnati is going to say in terms of the football
Speaker 2: player who was very famously boastful, but I won't get that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: this is the first one that comes to mind. And
Speaker 2: he played during when I played a little bit before,
Speaker 2: but then during but was a t o. I thought
Speaker 2: he was just absolutely hilarious and and like I could
Speaker 2: see where a lot of people thought he was a
Speaker 2: jerk because he was so boastful.
Speaker 1: But I'll never forget one. That the famous thing where
Speaker 1: he grabs the cheerleaders pom poms and does I remember that?
Speaker 1: I remember, I remember where I was. That was my
Speaker 1: I think it was my rookie year, and we had
Speaker 1: a Monday night football game. I was with the Titans,
Speaker 1: and we were in the locker room of the stadium.
Speaker 1: We were doing a walk through at the stadium night before.
Speaker 1: Nobody's there. We're gonna do a walk through, so we're
Speaker 1: kind of hanging out, and that was on the TV
Speaker 1: before he went out on the field, and we're all
Speaker 1: watching the game and he scored a touchdown and and
Speaker 1: he goes over and everyone's like, oh my god, no,
Speaker 1: he is it, No, he is it. And he grabbed
Speaker 1: and did the thing, and everyone just just lost their mind.
Speaker 1: And and by the way, when I you know, after
Speaker 1: my fourth year of the Titans, I signed with the
Speaker 1: Cowboys famously before I got cut. But t O was
Speaker 1: a big signing free agent sign couldn't have been a
Speaker 1: nicer guy. He was always so nice to me. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he was great. And he would show up in the
Speaker 1: weight room with like a full body suit, like like
Speaker 1: a like a biker suit. Like crazy, just eccentric, wild guy,
Speaker 1: but he was. He was nice as hell. Cool.
Speaker 2: Well, let's go to the phones five, one, three, seven,
Speaker 2: eight hundred, the big one talking about flamboyant athletes that
Speaker 2: you knew and loved. Hey, Beth, your first stuff? What
Speaker 2: do you have?
Speaker 38: Hey, Fellas, I'm sorry, I can't say flamboyant. I just
Speaker 38: caught on to what you were saying about athletes and
Speaker 38: the big o Osar Robinson right here in Cincinnati used
Speaker 38: to I was forcuate enough to run into him several times.
Speaker 38: I was a I worked at a very popular restaurant
Speaker 38: down that sat on the river, and he would come
Speaker 38: in often and always always had a wonderful conversation, always
Speaker 38: had a wonderful, pleasant attitude and never ever was impolite
Speaker 38: or anything of that, and I just so respected him
Speaker 38: all the time. And he looks great, he sounds great.
Speaker 38: He's still here with us, and he's got what a
Speaker 38: legend he is in Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: Oh and no doubt about that, Beth, thank you talk
Speaker 2: about But he wasn't boastful though, was he. No, I'll
Speaker 2: tell you what. He had every reason to boast.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, it's real deal.
Speaker 2: Well we've we've talked about it before and we're taking
Speaker 2: your calls. Five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven, eight hundred.
Speaker 2: The big one, Larry Bird. He wasn't real mouthy in public,
Speaker 2: but apparently was the biggest trash talker in the universe. Yeah, great,
Speaker 2: that was funny.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 1: Rob Sanders, the Great Rob Sanders checks in and says,
Speaker 1: when I was a kid, I wanted to be Brian
Speaker 1: Bosworth and I remember he was. He was larger than
Speaker 1: life figure. Yep.
Speaker 2: It was also really really good. Let's talk to Jeff
Speaker 2: and Florence. Hey, Jeff, what do.
Speaker 9: You have Hey?
Speaker 25: Back in the day, I used to be a big
Speaker 25: Mark Castan fan. He used to be he used to
Speaker 25: be the thing that kind of idolyzede Ans and Hill
Speaker 25: from the Jets.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, oh yeah, New York Sack Exchange. There was
Speaker 1: a great documentary on him recently. Have you seen it?
Speaker 1: It was on the New York Sack Exchange. But yeah,
Speaker 1: he was in a lot of it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 17: I didn't get a chance to, but I just remember that.
Speaker 1: I kind of.
Speaker 2: All right, And then thanks Jeff. Get to John. Hey John,
Speaker 2: what's going on buddy?
Speaker 16: How you guys doing today?
Speaker 1: Good?
Speaker 23: Oh?
Speaker 16: My guy is Dennis Roman.
Speaker 1: That's a good one. There's something likable about him too.
Speaker 1: He was nuts. Well, here's the thing.
Speaker 24: My daughter was in kindergarten when he played, and I
Speaker 24: had a Dennis Roben jersey that she wore to school
Speaker 24: and they made me come and change her shirt.
Speaker 1: Really that he was the he was a bad boy man.
Speaker 1: Well that's funny, but but he was. What's what's crave
Speaker 1: about him is he was genuinely nuts.
Speaker 16: Yeah, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: And thanks John. Uh and this is well, this one
Speaker 2: comes to mind for me too. Hey, Craig, what's going
Speaker 2: on in Forest Park?
Speaker 16: Hey?
Speaker 23: How's it going guys?
Speaker 1: Good? Good buddy?
Speaker 4: Can you hear me?
Speaker 34: Yeah, we got you, okay, I would say, Dion prime
Speaker 34: time like just what I just the way you carry
Speaker 34: yourself on the field, and uh. He was electric and
Speaker 34: he always was a shine. And whether it was doing
Speaker 34: an interception, holding.
Speaker 2: The ball out, well, talk about somebody who could back
Speaker 2: it up to Hunt Craig. I mean that guy. You know,
Speaker 2: he wasn't it wasn't no brag, just fat. Was no brag,
Speaker 2: just fat kind of thing. He was do all that
Speaker 2: chat man, go out there and kick everybody's butt.
Speaker 1: Correct and then.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, and thanks Buddy. I remember seeing him a
Speaker 2: couple of times when he was playing for the Reds
Speaker 2: just run around the bases like it was like the
Speaker 2: flash or something. He was like there and then he
Speaker 2: was over there, and.
Speaker 1: He was over there like out ad that world record
Speaker 1: speed man.
Speaker 2: Uh five one three, seven, four nine, seven eight hundred,
Speaker 2: the big one. Talking about athletes kind of did a
Speaker 2: little obnoxious, but dang, they were entertaining. How about you,
Speaker 2: Will and West Carrollton. What's going on, buddy?
Speaker 16: Hey, good day guy.
Speaker 39: Hey.
Speaker 16: What about Ricky Henders?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Ricky Henderson man, Yeah, he he talked a little bit.
Speaker 1: He didn't he talk in a third person? Yeah, Ricky said,
Speaker 1: Ricky does that? Uh?
Speaker 2: And uh and thanks Will. I got to along the
Speaker 2: way five and three seven four nine, The big one.
Speaker 2: I along the way I met I got to meet
Speaker 2: uh and I'm well, there are they are athletes, Randy
Speaker 2: Macho man Savage.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, I mean I would I would cut
Speaker 1: off an appendage too.
Speaker 2: Uh well, And the thing was man, as with all
Speaker 2: of those guys and well a lot of people in
Speaker 2: the media, off off act, you know, microphone off immediately
Speaker 2: like yeah, I'm back in when I played baseball.
Speaker 1: That was a lot of fun.
Speaker 2: And you know, I mean, I'm great memories of Cincinnati,
Speaker 2: microphone going.
Speaker 1: Like you do that now, and let me ask you this.
Speaker 1: Did He always had the voice though, right, that low
Speaker 1: kind of growl. Yeah, but it wasn't quite as yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, but but I always heard that that was
Speaker 1: I watched this documentary and according to that, like like
Speaker 1: that was that wasn't his real voice, but he just
Speaker 1: adopted it. And he never got out of the like
Speaker 1: you said he would. He would amp it, right, but
Speaker 1: he was. He never you know, it's not like he
Speaker 1: got off air and started talking like you know you
Speaker 1: were me.
Speaker 2: Let's talk to Suzanne and Oxford. What's going on? Suzanne?
Speaker 24: Not much?
Speaker 1: What's going on, guys, Everything's good.
Speaker 40: Good, he reminded me story with the cheerleaders. Tarmie Chill
Speaker 40: got a touchdown with the Chiefs. He went over and
Speaker 40: grabbed Tom Palms. It was cheerleading and Mahomes had to
Speaker 40: go get him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're lucky Brenant. That guy has a few baby mamas,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean?
Speaker 40: Yeah, that was like, I don't know, two or three
Speaker 40: seasons ago.
Speaker 1: I remember that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and uh and thanks album. U talked to Gavin downtown.
Speaker 2: Hey Gavin, what's going on?
Speaker 1: Buddy? Hey, how's it going?
Speaker 32: I was gonna say, uh, the two players you reminded
Speaker 32: me of one.
Speaker 34: I was gonna say, Billy Hamilton.
Speaker 32: He always knew how to make a noise when he
Speaker 32: was on the base path. And then that last story
Speaker 32: just reminded me of Ocho Cinco. He always knew how
Speaker 32: to talk and then back it up on the on
Speaker 32: the next game.
Speaker 1: That's the one I was waiting on. I was waiting
Speaker 1: on somebody to mention that one, because that's you know,
Speaker 1: he's he was great. What was that was? That was
Speaker 1: growing up?
Speaker 32: You know, he talked, but he always backed it up too.
Speaker 1: I loved watching him growing up.
Speaker 2: That was Uh, that was him that hid the cell
Speaker 2: phone in the in the pad on the goal post, right, No,
Speaker 2: that was Joe Horn. That was Joe Horn. Okay, I
Speaker 2: thought that was Sinko.
Speaker 31: No, he proposed to the cheerleader.
Speaker 32: He did thet with the goal post. That's the one
Speaker 32: I remember put putt with the pylon.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I remember that one too, And thanks again.
Speaker 1: The River Dan stance he did a The one I
Speaker 1: didn't like is when he did the Hall of Fame
Speaker 1: jacket thing. I thought that was a little green. That
Speaker 1: was a little yeah he Rick and Taylor Mill.
Speaker 31: What's going on, buddy, Hey, good afternoon, guys. I'm gonna
Speaker 31: go switch gears to a different sport, but I'm gonna
Speaker 31: throw out John McEnroe. He could talk it and he
Speaker 31: could back it up. Along with that, I'm gonna go
Speaker 31: farther back with a guy named Eli Nostasi.
Speaker 19: Do you remember any.
Speaker 1: Of that nasty Nostas?
Speaker 31: Yeah, yeah, that's my guys. I was thinking of a
Speaker 31: good show, good topic.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thank you and thanks. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Nastasi who was Yeah, he was like Yugoslavia and he
Speaker 2: was like some Eastern European back when that mattered, right,
Speaker 2: and but he was just he wasn't like McEnroe. Mecenroe
Speaker 2: was just kind of screaming and hot headed. Nastasi looked
Speaker 2: like he would complain, but he looked like he was
Speaker 2: wan to kill you. He Steven Monroe, what's going on, buddy?
Speaker 23: Everything is hacked so much.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 23: I was on a flight a number of quite a
Speaker 23: number of years ago and I was seated next to
Speaker 23: Paul Kobe and we just had a wonderful conversation. And
Speaker 23: as the planet is touching down, he just says.
Speaker 1: Well, I gotta thank you brother.
Speaker 23: You never wanted to talk about wrestling. You just wanted
Speaker 23: to talk about light.
Speaker 1: That's cool.
Speaker 23: Look you're not working. I'm not working.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 23: I mean, if we're talking wrestling, that's your life.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and uh and thanks Steve. That's I'll tell you another.
Speaker 2: Another guy got to meet back in the day was
Speaker 2: Dave Batista when he was still fighting, when he was
Speaker 2: still wrestling.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and.
Speaker 2: I want to say his wife was from Loveland or something.
Speaker 2: I don't remember. He had some connection here locally, but
Speaker 2: they were in town and he came into the station.
Speaker 2: And I mean, he's a giant man, yes, trust me,
Speaker 2: and the nicest guy.
Speaker 1: You'd ever want to meet. I've always heard He was
Speaker 1: real nice.
Speaker 2: I mean, just real low key calm, just because I
Speaker 2: guess when you're that big, who's gonna you know, got
Speaker 2: a reason, you know, it's going to mess.
Speaker 1: With you for itself?
Speaker 2: Correct the bar, right, But yeah, when the microphone goes
Speaker 2: on and the act he kind of amps up a
Speaker 2: little bit. Of course with that, we check in with
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Speaker 22: The headlines are serious and the stakes are read.
Speaker 2: All right back with Eddie and Rocky just a little
Speaker 2: while longer Lance at the top of the hour, of course.
Speaker 2: Right now, we always love to talk to our good
Speaker 2: friend Alex Stone from EBC. Now, guys, I'm not real
Speaker 2: familiar with this case. Please film me in.
Speaker 39: Well, I'll fill you in.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 39: So, right after Minneapolis happened last week, there was a
Speaker 39: shooting later in the week in Portland, involving Department of
Speaker 39: Homeland Security. In this case, US Customs and Border Protection agents.
Speaker 39: Similar general description of what went on the DHS put
Speaker 39: out compared to what went on in Minneapolis, and they
Speaker 39: had said that shots were fired to two people in
Speaker 39: Portland who had tried to get away and weaponize their vehicle,
Speaker 39: which is the same term that they used in Minneapolis,
Speaker 39: and that agents felt the need to open fire. But
Speaker 39: he was very general and the federal government left it
Speaker 39: at that. Today, though, we learned a whole lot of
Speaker 39: new details, as that there have been protests and vigils
Speaker 39: and whatnot in Portland about what allegedly unfolded in Portland
Speaker 39: last week, and it's very different than what went on
Speaker 39: in Minneapolis. So we've got the unfiled criminal complaint. A
Speaker 39: couple hours ago. Prosecutors say they were after a woman
Speaker 39: who was a Venezuelan national who they say is in
Speaker 39: a trendy Arragua prostitution ring and linked to a shooting
Speaker 39: in Portland last summer that involved a prostitution deal gone bad.
Speaker 39: Portland's police chief saying, yeah, that these two and the
Speaker 39: man who was shot, they had ties to TDA. Very
Speaker 39: different again compared to Minneapolis.
Speaker 41: The chief science they do have some nexus to involvement
Speaker 41: with TDA. We can confirm that.
Speaker 39: So Border Patrol agents say based on the document that
Speaker 39: we got today that they were after her, but the
Speaker 39: mail now charged and out of the hospital. Luis Nino
Speaker 39: Mancata was and he too in the country illegally, was
Speaker 39: ordered to be deported by judge in Denver in twenty
Speaker 39: twenty four. They alleged that he drives her for her
Speaker 39: prostitution work and he too has ties to TDA. But
Speaker 39: when they tried to stop them in their pickup last week,
Speaker 39: they say he became visibly nervous, was fidgeting around. Then
Speaker 39: when they ordered them out of the vehicle, he put
Speaker 39: it into reverse and forward, reverse and forward numerous times,
Speaker 39: bashing in numerous times to a Border Patrol vehicle that
Speaker 39: was parked boxing them in, and that one of the agents,
Speaker 39: fearing for human life, opened fire, and then Nano mccatta.
Speaker 39: After the shots were fired at them and the woman
Speaker 39: took off, the agents didn't pursue it. They drove away
Speaker 39: and Nio mccatta and the woman called nine to one
Speaker 39: one separately for medical aid. Portland Police went to that
Speaker 39: nine one one call of shooting victims, not knowing what
Speaker 39: it was. Then federal agents called nine one one saying
Speaker 39: they had shot at somebody but didn't know if they
Speaker 39: had hit them, And police responded to both of those,
Speaker 39: the chiefs saying that's how they learned about it. That
Speaker 39: they got an number one calls from both sides saying
Speaker 39: that the shots had been fired.
Speaker 41: Both of these events, the shooting scene itself and then
Speaker 41: where the victims drove themselves to you, were reported to
Speaker 41: us via the traditional dispatch system.
Speaker 39: So A Nino Makata allegedly admitted to FBI agents that
Speaker 39: he intentionally rammed the Border patrol vehicle and acknowledged, according
Speaker 39: to the FBI, that he knew they were immigration enforcement
Speaker 39: vehicles and immigration agents and that he was trying to
Speaker 39: get away. But before all of this, it was so
Speaker 39: general in the community that there was a lot of outrage,
Speaker 39: and it seems like with these details it is calming
Speaker 39: things down now in the Portland community that there was
Speaker 39: a lot more to it than just that agents tried
Speaker 39: to pull somebody over and that they were in fear
Speaker 39: of their life and they opened fire. Now, all of
Speaker 39: the trained de Ragua and the backgrounds of these two,
Speaker 39: the alleged backgrounds, that it adds a lot more to
Speaker 39: what went.
Speaker 1: On all right, So this is an illegal criminal. He
Speaker 1: was trying to be arrested, didn't want to be arrested again.
Speaker 1: Gang member smash his car and do multiple ICE vehicles.
Speaker 1: Now are people are people protesting this at all in
Speaker 1: the same way they are in Minneapolis still or not?
Speaker 39: They have been up through the weekend and local police
Speaker 39: for calling for calm through the weekend. But again the
Speaker 39: details of it weren't known. Once some of the TDA
Speaker 39: details came out on Friday seemed to really calm it down.
Speaker 39: I would suspect that these details now of their backgrounds
Speaker 39: and what allegedly went on during the traffic stop will
Speaker 39: calm it down even more. But these details weren't known
Speaker 39: until now that this was according to a number of
Speaker 39: sources we've talked to, does appear to have been a
Speaker 39: very legitimate traffic stop that in this case, the border
Speaker 39: patrol was doing not ICE, but the border patrol to
Speaker 39: try to stop two people in the country illegally have
Speaker 39: gang ties and criminal backgrounds going back to shooting last
Speaker 39: summer and had orders to leave the country and did
Speaker 39: not that. By all accounts, this was a traffic stop
Speaker 39: that was fully within what the Border patrol is there
Speaker 39: to do. And that they were trying to arrest two
Speaker 39: people who have been ordered out of the country.
Speaker 2: Alex Stone's our guest, and Alex apparently this TDA thing
Speaker 2: is this obviously it's a huge operation. Is it well
Speaker 2: known outside of law enforcement or I've never.
Speaker 1: Heard of it?
Speaker 39: But yeah, TDA is. Remember that gang the Colorado apartment
Speaker 39: complex during the campaign a year and a half ago,
Speaker 39: and they were TDA trend Aragua, TDA is. It's a
Speaker 39: problem nationwide right now and they are a violent Venezuelan gang.
Speaker 39: They have ties to other countries as well, but the
Speaker 39: primarily Venezuelan, and federal agents in cities nationwide are are
Speaker 39: trying to root them out. But it is it's something
Speaker 39: that is now nationwide.
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 2: With that, Alex, We'll see how this shakes out and
Speaker 2: hopefully it calms everything down out there.
Speaker 1: Thanks Bob, you got it.
Speaker 39: Sounds good. Thanks guy.
Speaker 1: Let's get to traffic. What is going on? All right?
Speaker 2: Back with Eddie and Rocky just a little while longer,
Speaker 2: Lance at the top of the honor.
Speaker 1: Yes, he has Travis Steele and Brandon Phillips, So two
Speaker 1: good guests for Lance Sports Talk tonight, starting at six o'clock.
Speaker 2: Brandon Phillips is a great guy, great interview, super Yeah.
Speaker 1: Oh he got that's you know when him and Sag
Speaker 1: and then dugout they used.
Speaker 2: To be that was money, great radio. Yeah, yeah, big time.
Speaker 2: And he loved doing it too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he did exactly.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and.
Speaker 1: Are I just don't know if the athletes like doing
Speaker 1: that stuff anymore. So, I don't know it sound like
Speaker 1: I'm old, but like they're too full of themselves. Like
Speaker 1: he just liked having Sag come down there and you know,
Speaker 1: kind of shoot the bs with him a little bit.
Speaker 2: And well, it's like earlier when we were talking about
Speaker 2: Sean Casey going to be at the Roger Bacon the
Speaker 2: Stag coming up on I believe it's Thursday night. No,
Speaker 2: Sean Casey a guy who got it.
Speaker 1: Yeah. It was a hell of a ballplayer what he
Speaker 1: was having a good time doing it. Yeah, And people
Speaker 1: love that when you're a good player and you're you know,
Speaker 1: you're just one of the guys and fune.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's kind of the way Joey Vado was. He
Speaker 2: was weird, but he always acted like he was having
Speaker 2: a pretty good.
Speaker 1: Time doing it. Yeah. Yeah, another news that I got
Speaker 1: a story here about two plane fiasco's right, which there's
Speaker 1: no shortage of now. And I looked at the video
Speaker 1: and these he said. What happened was these two women
Speaker 1: were pulled off an American Airlines flight in Miami, reportedly
Speaker 1: for sitting themselves down in first class, so they didn't
Speaker 1: have first class seats, but they sat in first class.
Speaker 1: And then when the airline, Tennis said, sorry, man, that's
Speaker 1: not your seat, and you know someone else is sitting here,
Speaker 1: you guys in the back, I'll screw you. I'm sitting here. Yeah,
Speaker 1: people doing it. It doesn't work that way, Like, you
Speaker 1: can't have those seats unless you're assigned to them. And
Speaker 1: saw the video. These two chicks are the biggest hot
Speaker 1: messes I've ever seen. I Mean, the one is like
Speaker 1: looks like she's probably in her sixties, with like a
Speaker 1: red velore, you know, jumpsuit on like triple e boobs,
Speaker 1: big lips, the sunglasses like, and the other one kind
Speaker 1: of the same thing, and she does the deal where
Speaker 1: you know they they're pulling her off the plane. She
Speaker 1: does the like flop on the floor and like yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: So apparently the women sat in first class refuse the move,
Speaker 1: which escalated the disturbance, the crew called for the airport
Speaker 1: law enforcement. They came clear them off the plane and
Speaker 1: that was it. And the sight I got this off
Speaker 1: of it's called a view from the wing dot com.
Speaker 1: I've seen that, and it actually tells you if you're
Speaker 1: trying to get a first class seat, you know, trying
Speaker 1: to canive your way and to get one, the proper
Speaker 1: way to do it if you try to self upgrade,
Speaker 1: act confused and apologetic when getting caught out, and then
Speaker 1: do the walk of shame to your seats in the back.
Speaker 1: So it was better than saying no, I'm just gonna
Speaker 1: sit here. How do you think that's you're gonna get
Speaker 1: away with that?
Speaker 2: Like the person who paid for the first class ticket
Speaker 2: is just gonna go, oh wow, that's cool.
Speaker 1: I'll just go sit back there. Yeah, you're fine, you
Speaker 1: were there first, you got it right. Pople are so delusional, man.
Speaker 4: See.
Speaker 2: That's the reason I've never flown like Southwest and all
Speaker 2: that stuff. I don't get the jockey in for. I
Speaker 2: want to when I get on an airplane. It's not
Speaker 2: like I fly every week or anything, but when I
Speaker 2: get on an airplane, I want to say Okay, eighteen
Speaker 2: A boom, I'll sit right there, thank you.
Speaker 1: Yep. Ye know, well in Southwest they just did away
Speaker 1: with their cattle car seating, right I think so yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you have, if it was an
Speaker 2: optional thing or if they just now you it's all
Speaker 2: assigned seating.
Speaker 1: I think it's all signed. But yeah, I've flown some Southwest.
Speaker 1: Those are nice when you're like in like zone one
Speaker 1: and you can get on govern But if you're in
Speaker 1: like zone fifty like I was, yeah, it sucks.
Speaker 2: And and plus cheap flights. My when my son was
Speaker 2: living in Chicago, he took Southwest several and that was
Speaker 2: nice because for one thing, I didn't care what hell comfortable?
Speaker 1: He was, Yeah, you squeeze your little butt in that.
Speaker 2: Well, it's an hour flight, so what you can you know,
Speaker 2: you can be uncomfortable for an hour. Guess what it's
Speaker 2: it's going to be about a third of the cost
Speaker 2: because guess who was paying for it, Daddy not Jackie
Speaker 2: uh Rock. In other news, now, you and I never
Speaker 2: had to worry about trying to impress the chicks or
Speaker 2: trying to connive. I mean, you know, you were a
Speaker 2: big football hero and I just my looks speak for themselves.
Speaker 2: This happened in Florida. Go figure Tyler Strack, twenty three,
Speaker 2: pleaded no contest to stalking. It was a twenty two
Speaker 2: year old girl there in Safety Harbor, that's in the
Speaker 2: Tampa area. It seems a mister Strack was a charge
Speaker 2: with a felony originally, but he pled to a reduced
Speaker 2: misdemeanor charge. What happened was and at the time of
Speaker 2: his arrest, the victim had told the police the lady
Speaker 2: who found it was a tracking device in her car,
Speaker 2: and she said, I think I know who it is.
Speaker 2: I had a brief fling with this guy a few
Speaker 2: years back, and I haven't seen her talk to him since,
Speaker 2: but he keeps he's try to call me and stuff.
Speaker 2: So but in an effort to try to get her back,
Speaker 2: Strack brought bought a tracking device from Best Buy put
Speaker 2: it in the woman's car, but she found it. When
Speaker 2: the police got the guy and kind of investigate, we're
Speaker 2: interrogating him, Strack confess saying he installed the tracker in
Speaker 2: an attempt to run into the victim. So, in other words,
Speaker 2: this kid thought he was going to, you know, she
Speaker 2: could follow her around and she'd go to whatever Kroger
Speaker 2: or something, and he would just be walking down the
Speaker 2: aisle and go, oh, look at you, Hey, Beth, what's
Speaker 2: I haven't seen you in years. We should get together
Speaker 2: for a drink sometime.
Speaker 1: It's not the worst plan. The execution isn't very good.
Speaker 2: But yeah, yeah, I don't I don't know about the
Speaker 2: device issue. The ladies get a little uh oh, I
Speaker 2: don't know what do you call it? Creeped out when
Speaker 2: you do stuff like that, when you track them, when
Speaker 2: the deer or something, when you track right be like
Speaker 2: I'm looking at the rear view mirror and you're right
Speaker 2: behind him in your car, going.
Speaker 1: Hey oh, pull over, go to that Starbucks over there.
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