1 00:00:04,795 --> 00:00:24,395 Speaker 1: Countdown with Keith Olderman is a production of iHeartRadio quote. 2 00:00:24,635 --> 00:00:27,075 Speaker 1: It will be very unfair in the future when they 3 00:00:27,115 --> 00:00:31,155 Speaker 1: don't have Trump to fight for them unquote. That quote 4 00:00:31,235 --> 00:00:33,435 Speaker 1: might be the biggest headline Trump has made this year, 5 00:00:33,475 --> 00:00:36,435 Speaker 1: and it's sailed right past the American news media almost 6 00:00:36,475 --> 00:00:40,275 Speaker 1: in its entirety yesterday. What the hell did he mean 7 00:00:40,355 --> 00:00:43,835 Speaker 1: by that? And more importantly, why did he suddenly acknowledge 8 00:00:43,875 --> 00:00:48,955 Speaker 1: there is an end? Maybe soon? Do I get my 9 00:00:49,235 --> 00:00:53,755 Speaker 1: choice of dates? The president is still unwell, and the 10 00:00:53,795 --> 00:00:56,395 Speaker 1: president is still unhinged, and the media is still not 11 00:00:56,515 --> 00:01:00,115 Speaker 1: talking about it. But in a bizarre twist, now Trump 12 00:01:00,195 --> 00:01:03,395 Speaker 1: himself may be talking about it. It would have been 13 00:01:03,435 --> 00:01:06,635 Speaker 1: so ordinary from anybodybody else that nearly everybody else missed 14 00:01:06,675 --> 00:01:11,275 Speaker 1: it in the second and third sentences of an otherwise ordinary, 15 00:01:11,595 --> 00:01:15,715 Speaker 1: self obsessed social media post yesterday morning, here it comes. 16 00:01:15,835 --> 00:01:18,155 Speaker 1: Let me read the quote again with a little more context. 17 00:01:18,715 --> 00:01:21,115 Speaker 1: The fake spin is so bad for Republicans that it 18 00:01:21,155 --> 00:01:23,675 Speaker 1: is hard to believe that we win. It will be 19 00:01:23,955 --> 00:01:27,915 Speaker 1: very unfair in the future when they don't have Trump 20 00:01:27,995 --> 00:01:32,795 Speaker 1: to fight for them unquote. When they don't have Trump 21 00:01:32,875 --> 00:01:36,275 Speaker 1: to fight for them. This may actually be Trump's first 22 00:01:36,315 --> 00:01:39,635 Speaker 1: admission of his life that he is not immortal, eternal, 23 00:01:39,755 --> 00:01:42,675 Speaker 1: and in charge forever. It certainly is the first time 24 00:01:42,715 --> 00:01:46,035 Speaker 1: he's admitted it to his base. And do not underestimate 25 00:01:46,075 --> 00:01:48,115 Speaker 1: the ability of his base to convince themselves of the 26 00:01:48,115 --> 00:01:52,755 Speaker 1: impossible they ascribed to QAnon. Half of them thought JFK 27 00:01:52,915 --> 00:01:57,355 Speaker 1: and JFK Junior weren't really dead, aren't really dead, or 28 00:01:57,435 --> 00:02:02,035 Speaker 1: we're dead. But they got better when they don't have 29 00:02:02,155 --> 00:02:10,075 Speaker 1: Trump to fight for them. By Felicia, the phrase he 30 00:02:10,155 --> 00:02:14,035 Speaker 1: used it about Republicans will shock his cult to its court, 31 00:02:14,075 --> 00:02:15,635 Speaker 1: will be very unfair in the future when they don't 32 00:02:15,635 --> 00:02:17,635 Speaker 1: have Trump to fight for them. Who is he telling 33 00:02:17,675 --> 00:02:20,835 Speaker 1: to prepare for that future? Because the wanton disregard for 34 00:02:20,875 --> 00:02:24,035 Speaker 1: the Constitution and the laws that protect America from people 35 00:02:24,195 --> 00:02:28,595 Speaker 1: like them has seemingly snapped completely off the likes of 36 00:02:28,715 --> 00:02:33,155 Speaker 1: Christy Nome and Tom Holman and JV. Vance and harm 37 00:02:33,195 --> 00:02:36,235 Speaker 1: Meat Dylan and heg Seth and all the others who 38 00:02:36,275 --> 00:02:42,515 Speaker 1: have apparently forgotten the laws of well law. And think 39 00:02:42,555 --> 00:02:47,555 Speaker 1: of Stephen Miller, broken, unstable, terroristic, fueled by revenge fantasies, 40 00:02:47,675 --> 00:02:51,595 Speaker 1: hoping for bloodshed, paranoid. Then that was before this weekend, 41 00:02:51,595 --> 00:02:53,875 Speaker 1: when he got way worse and seemed to be trying 42 00:02:53,875 --> 00:02:56,235 Speaker 1: to convince the craziest in his group to take action 43 00:02:56,595 --> 00:03:01,715 Speaker 1: violent vigilante action right now, stochastic terror is the definition. 44 00:03:01,995 --> 00:03:04,435 Speaker 1: It was as if somebody had just told him for 45 00:03:04,435 --> 00:03:09,395 Speaker 1: the time that one day soon they won't have Trump 46 00:03:09,435 --> 00:03:14,515 Speaker 1: to kick it around for them anymore. Quoting Trump, it 47 00:03:14,555 --> 00:03:16,315 Speaker 1: will be very unfair in the future when they don't 48 00:03:16,315 --> 00:03:21,875 Speaker 1: have Trump to fight for them. Huh, Moron Miller in 49 00:03:21,915 --> 00:03:26,875 Speaker 1: a moment. But first to the fat tub of goo 50 00:03:27,155 --> 00:03:31,235 Speaker 1: in the White House, after being mia for five days, 51 00:03:31,595 --> 00:03:34,755 Speaker 1: no live public viewing of him, just one video that, 52 00:03:34,795 --> 00:03:37,035 Speaker 1: according to White House time stamps, took more than two 53 00:03:37,035 --> 00:03:39,315 Speaker 1: hours to produce, even though it only required him to 54 00:03:39,315 --> 00:03:43,435 Speaker 1: try to speak for a minute and ten. He emerged 55 00:03:44,035 --> 00:03:48,075 Speaker 1: with what was even for him such an utterly bizarre 56 00:03:48,115 --> 00:03:50,435 Speaker 1: and especially vulnerable admission. He was out of you for 57 00:03:50,555 --> 00:03:55,475 Speaker 1: five days. Five from that bizarre please clap speech in 58 00:03:55,475 --> 00:03:58,875 Speaker 1: front of the generals at Quantico on Tuesday, the Pete 59 00:03:58,875 --> 00:04:03,955 Speaker 1: Hegseth International Day of Military Haircare Symposium and product sampling, 60 00:04:04,915 --> 00:04:08,435 Speaker 1: he was out of sight through yesterday morning, when he 61 00:04:08,475 --> 00:04:11,115 Speaker 1: managed to stagger out of the White House blast a 62 00:04:11,195 --> 00:04:13,755 Speaker 1: series of non sequiturs of the press pool then go 63 00:04:13,795 --> 00:04:16,275 Speaker 1: to another military celebration for which we have the money, 64 00:04:16,275 --> 00:04:18,275 Speaker 1: even in the middle of his shutdown of the government, 65 00:04:18,515 --> 00:04:23,955 Speaker 1: and make almost no sense whatsoever. Even for him, nobody asked, 66 00:04:24,755 --> 00:04:28,875 Speaker 1: how have you been? Where have you been? What are 67 00:04:28,915 --> 00:04:32,115 Speaker 1: they treating you for? What did that post about the 68 00:04:32,155 --> 00:04:35,115 Speaker 1: future mean? Because, again, as in the week he went 69 00:04:35,235 --> 00:04:37,915 Speaker 1: mia at the beginning last month, nobody had a clue 70 00:04:38,275 --> 00:04:41,675 Speaker 1: what would take a man with compulsive talking disease and 71 00:04:41,715 --> 00:04:44,595 Speaker 1: an ego so large it has its own zip code 72 00:04:45,395 --> 00:04:48,435 Speaker 1: from appearing in front of crowds and cameras for five 73 00:04:48,635 --> 00:04:53,835 Speaker 1: days voluntarily. It is absolutely plausible that it is just 74 00:04:53,915 --> 00:04:57,435 Speaker 1: exhaustion and old age finally catching up to him, catching 75 00:04:57,475 --> 00:04:59,515 Speaker 1: up to him and pinning him to the ground. To 76 00:04:59,595 --> 00:05:03,155 Speaker 1: be precise, he is seventy nine with no record of 77 00:05:03,235 --> 00:05:06,915 Speaker 1: having ever gotten a nutrition diet or any exercise or 78 00:05:06,955 --> 00:05:10,795 Speaker 1: good food or good night's sleep or an actual medical exam, 79 00:05:10,795 --> 00:05:13,235 Speaker 1: as opposed to paying a doctor to issue something about 80 00:05:13,235 --> 00:05:19,475 Speaker 1: his immortality this and his greatest life ever that or 81 00:05:19,475 --> 00:05:23,275 Speaker 1: there's something else in play? What's that disease called where 82 00:05:23,275 --> 00:05:25,875 Speaker 1: you seem comparatively functional on day one and then by 83 00:05:25,915 --> 00:05:28,755 Speaker 1: day four you sound like your battery charger broke. And 84 00:05:28,755 --> 00:05:30,355 Speaker 1: then you have to rest all day and not be 85 00:05:30,475 --> 00:05:33,475 Speaker 1: seen or recorded live by any outsider on day five, 86 00:05:34,635 --> 00:05:37,995 Speaker 1: or on day six, or on day seven, or on 87 00:05:38,075 --> 00:05:41,715 Speaker 1: day eight or on day nine, and then on day 88 00:05:41,755 --> 00:05:44,995 Speaker 1: ten you can stand up again and present not normality, 89 00:05:45,635 --> 00:05:50,395 Speaker 1: but what the artists call very similitude, where your sentences 90 00:05:50,435 --> 00:05:53,275 Speaker 1: are the same length as a normal person's and the 91 00:05:53,315 --> 00:05:56,355 Speaker 1: same cadence as a normal person's, and your head movements 92 00:05:56,395 --> 00:05:59,195 Speaker 1: are the same as a normal person's. But what you're 93 00:05:59,235 --> 00:06:03,395 Speaker 1: saying makes very little sense at all. What's that disease called? 94 00:06:05,435 --> 00:06:08,075 Speaker 1: I'm not being snied here, I'm literally asking, what's that 95 00:06:08,155 --> 00:06:10,475 Speaker 1: disease called? Where you can power through for three or 96 00:06:10,515 --> 00:06:13,035 Speaker 1: four days, provided it's almost total seclusion for the next 97 00:06:13,035 --> 00:06:18,875 Speaker 1: five days. Veris similitude? Trump, when he got to the 98 00:06:18,955 --> 00:06:25,355 Speaker 1: Naval Academy yesterday kind of sounded like he was speaking human. 99 00:06:26,635 --> 00:06:27,995 Speaker 1: I hope you're sitting down. 100 00:06:28,395 --> 00:06:31,875 Speaker 2: Please remember I wrote about Osama bin Laden exactly one 101 00:06:31,955 --> 00:06:35,835 Speaker 2: year ago, one year before he blew up the World 102 00:06:35,915 --> 00:06:38,835 Speaker 2: Trade Center, and I said, you gotta watch Osama bin Laden, 103 00:06:39,795 --> 00:06:41,915 Speaker 2: and the fake news would never let me get away 104 00:06:41,955 --> 00:06:44,355 Speaker 2: with that savement unless there's true. But I said one 105 00:06:44,435 --> 00:06:47,915 Speaker 2: year before Tipete Hegseth, I said one year before Wispy. 106 00:06:49,275 --> 00:06:51,395 Speaker 2: In the book I wrote, whatever. 107 00:06:51,075 --> 00:06:53,635 Speaker 3: The hell the title, I can't tell you, but I 108 00:06:53,675 --> 00:06:56,035 Speaker 3: can tell you there's a page and they're devoted to 109 00:06:56,075 --> 00:06:59,075 Speaker 3: the fact that I saw somebody named Osama bin Laden 110 00:06:59,515 --> 00:07:01,635 Speaker 3: and I didn't like it, and you gotta take care 111 00:07:01,715 --> 00:07:02,075 Speaker 3: of him. 112 00:07:02,435 --> 00:07:04,795 Speaker 1: Ironically, the part about him and bin Laden is not 113 00:07:04,875 --> 00:07:08,235 Speaker 1: the crazy part. He actually mentioned bin Laden in a 114 00:07:08,275 --> 00:07:11,035 Speaker 1: book in two thousand that he can't remember the title 115 00:07:11,075 --> 00:07:15,635 Speaker 1: of as some passing and probably not real threat. It's 116 00:07:15,675 --> 00:07:19,195 Speaker 1: the other stuff in there, And I don't really know. 117 00:07:19,355 --> 00:07:21,595 Speaker 1: I can't really count how many different years he just 118 00:07:21,675 --> 00:07:24,795 Speaker 1: conflated there. He's got twenty twenty four in there, exactly 119 00:07:24,835 --> 00:07:27,475 Speaker 1: one year ago, and he's got exactly one year before 120 00:07:27,555 --> 00:07:29,555 Speaker 1: nine to eleven, which will be two thousand. And he 121 00:07:29,635 --> 00:07:32,395 Speaker 1: told Pete Heggsith about bin Laden twenty five years ago, 122 00:07:32,555 --> 00:07:34,515 Speaker 1: and he made up the part about doing anything to 123 00:07:34,675 --> 00:07:37,835 Speaker 1: bin Laden that's supposedly in his book. And then there's 124 00:07:37,835 --> 00:07:41,915 Speaker 1: twenty sixteen and the rigged election of twenty sixteen. Oh no, 125 00:07:41,995 --> 00:07:43,955 Speaker 1: that was twenty twenty All right. I didn't play the 126 00:07:43,955 --> 00:07:45,915 Speaker 1: part about the election for you yet. 127 00:07:45,875 --> 00:07:49,555 Speaker 2: I was president in twenty sixteen, and then they rigged 128 00:07:49,555 --> 00:07:53,795 Speaker 2: the election on me, and. 129 00:07:53,675 --> 00:07:54,475 Speaker 1: Then we caught him. 130 00:07:54,475 --> 00:07:56,115 Speaker 2: Didn't the way we caught him, but you know, we 131 00:07:56,155 --> 00:07:56,915 Speaker 2: had to run it again. 132 00:07:56,995 --> 00:07:58,995 Speaker 3: I'd rented again, and I got two fifty, and I 133 00:07:59,035 --> 00:08:00,995 Speaker 3: got the World Cup and I got the Olympics. 134 00:08:00,995 --> 00:08:03,395 Speaker 1: Can you believe all of it? And oh yes, here's 135 00:08:03,835 --> 00:08:09,435 Speaker 1: the part of the disease where before that, what year 136 00:08:09,475 --> 00:08:11,915 Speaker 1: is it? What year was it? Where am I? Who 137 00:08:11,995 --> 00:08:15,235 Speaker 1: am I? Here's the part of the disease where you 138 00:08:15,315 --> 00:08:18,155 Speaker 1: talk unsupervised to the press and you start revealing that 139 00:08:18,195 --> 00:08:22,675 Speaker 1: your dreams or rumors you read online, or what Stephen 140 00:08:22,715 --> 00:08:25,115 Speaker 1: Miller told you while he was frothing at the mouth, 141 00:08:26,155 --> 00:08:30,395 Speaker 1: or just your trade dreams have now replaced reality completely 142 00:08:30,435 --> 00:08:33,955 Speaker 1: in your mind. And Portland, which is not on fire, 143 00:08:34,115 --> 00:08:38,075 Speaker 1: is on fire. And Judge Karen Immergut, who you appointed, 144 00:08:38,355 --> 00:08:41,035 Speaker 1: is not only somebody else's fault, but she is a man. 145 00:08:41,675 --> 00:08:43,955 Speaker 4: I appointed the judge and he goes like that, So 146 00:08:44,275 --> 00:08:47,395 Speaker 4: I wasn't served. Well, obviously I don't know the judge, 147 00:08:47,835 --> 00:08:50,755 Speaker 4: but if he made that kind of a decision, s 148 00:08:50,755 --> 00:08:53,635 Speaker 4: Portland is burning to the ground. You have had, you 149 00:08:53,755 --> 00:08:56,875 Speaker 4: tell your interrectionist. All you have to do is look 150 00:08:56,915 --> 00:08:59,715 Speaker 4: at that, Look at the television. Turn on your television. 151 00:09:00,115 --> 00:09:04,395 Speaker 4: Breaking newspapers be burning to the ground. The governor, the man, 152 00:09:04,475 --> 00:09:11,035 Speaker 4: the politicians, a petrifice for their lives. Yeaha be gut ought. 153 00:09:10,795 --> 00:09:14,555 Speaker 1: To be a change of the There's your problem right there. 154 00:09:15,275 --> 00:09:17,515 Speaker 1: See there, it is right there. The cleverer of Trump's 155 00:09:17,555 --> 00:09:20,155 Speaker 1: enablers might say, of course he didn't appoint judge Immergut. 156 00:09:20,515 --> 00:09:23,955 Speaker 1: He appointed some guy named Immergut. And here's this woman 157 00:09:24,075 --> 00:09:30,195 Speaker 1: judge whose fault is that not? Trumpies. Still the second 158 00:09:30,275 --> 00:09:32,995 Speaker 1: most alarming event of the last week of our second 159 00:09:33,035 --> 00:09:36,475 Speaker 1: game of Where's Waldo? Trump? Second only two? It will 160 00:09:36,515 --> 00:09:38,675 Speaker 1: be very unfair in the future when they don't have 161 00:09:38,755 --> 00:09:41,435 Speaker 1: Trump to fight for them. Is this business of the 162 00:09:41,515 --> 00:09:44,635 Speaker 1: Friday video about the Middle East and Hamas and Israel. 163 00:09:45,195 --> 00:09:49,075 Speaker 1: At Friday at four thirty five pm Eastern, carol Ian 164 00:09:49,275 --> 00:09:53,635 Speaker 1: Levitt tweets a photo quote behind the scenes as Trump 165 00:09:53,755 --> 00:09:58,235 Speaker 1: responds to Hemmes's acceptance of his peace plan. There's a 166 00:09:58,315 --> 00:10:00,835 Speaker 1: camera on a tripod, and behind it there's a teleprompter 167 00:10:00,875 --> 00:10:02,395 Speaker 1: and here's a pro tip by the way, spend the 168 00:10:02,475 --> 00:10:05,675 Speaker 1: two dollars and put the teleprompe to write in front 169 00:10:05,715 --> 00:10:08,875 Speaker 1: of the camera, or put the teleprompter in the camera lens. 170 00:10:09,075 --> 00:10:12,555 Speaker 1: Put these together. That's how it's done. And it doesn't 171 00:10:12,635 --> 00:10:18,315 Speaker 1: make the reader look shifty eyed, shiftier eyed, and anyway. 172 00:10:18,395 --> 00:10:20,955 Speaker 1: In these pictures that Levitt put out, Trump is recording 173 00:10:20,995 --> 00:10:24,995 Speaker 1: a video at six point fifty four Eastern Friday. That'd 174 00:10:25,035 --> 00:10:28,155 Speaker 1: be two hours and nineteen minutes later. The rapid response 175 00:10:28,235 --> 00:10:31,835 Speaker 1: forty seven account, a title not apparently meant ironically or sarcastically, 176 00:10:32,035 --> 00:10:36,115 Speaker 1: tweets out a seventy second long video of Trump's stumbling 177 00:10:36,235 --> 00:10:41,955 Speaker 1: through something about a deal being close seventy seconds a 178 00:10:42,155 --> 00:10:45,155 Speaker 1: minute ten now of a minute ten video Trump could 179 00:10:45,195 --> 00:10:49,315 Speaker 1: have realistically done with generous rest periods, anything from fifty 180 00:10:49,395 --> 00:10:52,555 Speaker 1: to one hundred and fifty takes in that time, even 181 00:10:52,595 --> 00:10:55,315 Speaker 1: if there were technical problems, even if there was editing 182 00:10:55,435 --> 00:10:57,955 Speaker 1: in there, that isn't a parent on the video, even 183 00:10:57,995 --> 00:11:00,635 Speaker 1: if it had to be stitched together by somebody with AI. 184 00:11:01,835 --> 00:11:04,395 Speaker 1: Even if I'm way off and half of that two 185 00:11:04,435 --> 00:11:09,555 Speaker 1: hours or a nineteen minute presidential gap is editing, phone calls, 186 00:11:09,675 --> 00:11:12,995 Speaker 1: actual presidential stuff. The camera is in there at four 187 00:11:13,155 --> 00:11:15,555 Speaker 1: thirty five PM, and Levitt is the source and her 188 00:11:15,635 --> 00:11:18,115 Speaker 1: post refer to her talking to him, so he didn't 189 00:11:18,115 --> 00:11:22,555 Speaker 1: take a nap. Something is very wrong in Trump Land 190 00:11:22,635 --> 00:11:25,315 Speaker 1: with Trump and whatever it could be, from old age 191 00:11:25,395 --> 00:11:28,515 Speaker 1: to serious illness. It presents in such a way that 192 00:11:28,595 --> 00:11:32,955 Speaker 1: he's fine, you know, fine for him for two three 193 00:11:33,035 --> 00:11:35,155 Speaker 1: days in a row at a fairly grueling schedule, and 194 00:11:35,235 --> 00:11:37,715 Speaker 1: then they have to go and hide him somewhere where 195 00:11:37,755 --> 00:11:40,275 Speaker 1: nobody is allowed to see him live for four or 196 00:11:40,315 --> 00:11:46,475 Speaker 1: five days. What in the hell is wrong with Trump's health? 197 00:11:48,515 --> 00:11:52,075 Speaker 1: Quote it will be very unfair in the future when 198 00:11:52,195 --> 00:11:58,195 Speaker 1: they don't have Trump to fight for them. Unquote. You 199 00:11:58,395 --> 00:12:26,315 Speaker 1: bet your ass to twist a White House phrase. Steven 200 00:12:26,355 --> 00:12:31,955 Speaker 1: Miller should self institutionalize again. If you were Steven Miller 201 00:12:31,995 --> 00:12:35,275 Speaker 1: and they told you recently, hey, if you want to 202 00:12:35,315 --> 00:12:37,315 Speaker 1: go in and kiss Trump's asked, do it now. He's 203 00:12:37,355 --> 00:12:39,995 Speaker 1: not going to be here much longer, literally or figuratively. 204 00:12:40,395 --> 00:12:43,435 Speaker 1: They told you that you might melt down like Stephen 205 00:12:43,475 --> 00:12:47,195 Speaker 1: Miller did on Saturday when those pesky pillars of democracy 206 00:12:47,275 --> 00:12:53,155 Speaker 1: called judges again thwarted Reichs Marshall Miller first when the 207 00:12:53,195 --> 00:12:56,355 Speaker 1: sentence was passed on the transitioning woman who called nine 208 00:12:56,435 --> 00:13:00,155 Speaker 1: one one asking police to please stop them because their 209 00:13:00,195 --> 00:13:03,115 Speaker 1: fantasy about killing Justice Kavanaugh was out of control and 210 00:13:03,195 --> 00:13:07,915 Speaker 1: they were two near Kavanaugh's house basically turning themselves in, 211 00:13:08,835 --> 00:13:12,555 Speaker 1: and the sentence she got was eight years. Miller responded, quote, 212 00:13:12,635 --> 00:13:15,955 Speaker 1: it was a man, and the only just punishment for 213 00:13:15,995 --> 00:13:19,995 Speaker 1: attempting to assassinate a justice is the sentence of death. 214 00:13:24,235 --> 00:13:27,555 Speaker 1: A He used just and justice in the same sentence, 215 00:13:27,595 --> 00:13:30,875 Speaker 1: which is the sign of somebody writing while I impaired two, 216 00:13:31,555 --> 00:13:34,195 Speaker 1: I'll refer you back to the scoreboard theory of one's 217 00:13:34,395 --> 00:13:37,915 Speaker 1: self hatred to explain why Steven Miller is so obsessed 218 00:13:37,995 --> 00:13:43,195 Speaker 1: with gender identity and gender fluidity. But let me add 219 00:13:43,435 --> 00:13:47,315 Speaker 1: ICE's claim. Member Ice is still occasionally believed in MAGA 220 00:13:47,395 --> 00:13:50,875 Speaker 1: circles that it had been boxed in by protesters in Illinois. 221 00:13:51,595 --> 00:13:55,035 Speaker 1: Time to bring in the nukes. Miller's quote, this is 222 00:13:55,075 --> 00:13:59,875 Speaker 1: domestic terrorism and seditious. It's erection. Then came the ruling 223 00:13:59,955 --> 00:14:02,475 Speaker 1: against Trump on using the troops in Oregon, and at 224 00:14:02,515 --> 00:14:06,155 Speaker 1: one fifty nine Steve Reno and Craig Cray, the issue 225 00:14:06,195 --> 00:14:09,195 Speaker 1: before us now is very simple and clear. There is 226 00:14:09,235 --> 00:14:11,355 Speaker 1: a large and growing movement of left wing terrorism in 227 00:14:11,395 --> 00:14:13,555 Speaker 1: this country. It is well organized and funded, and it 228 00:14:13,635 --> 00:14:17,235 Speaker 1: is shielded by far left Democrat judges, prosecutors, and attorneys general. 229 00:14:17,395 --> 00:14:19,715 Speaker 1: The only remedy is to use legitimate state power to. 230 00:14:19,715 --> 00:14:21,435 Speaker 3: Dismantle terrorism and terror networks. 231 00:14:21,435 --> 00:14:22,475 Speaker 4: I'm not crying, you're crying. 232 00:14:22,555 --> 00:14:26,515 Speaker 1: I'm not crying. Then came the big one at nine 233 00:14:26,595 --> 00:14:29,435 Speaker 1: twenty six Saturday night, after he had had seven hours 234 00:14:29,475 --> 00:14:33,515 Speaker 1: to cool down over Portland legal insurrection. The president is 235 00:14:33,555 --> 00:14:35,075 Speaker 1: the commander in chief of the armed force, is not 236 00:14:35,115 --> 00:14:37,835 Speaker 1: an Oregon judge. Portland and Oregon law enforcement, at the 237 00:14:37,875 --> 00:14:40,995 Speaker 1: direction of local leaders, have refused to aid ice officers 238 00:14:41,235 --> 00:14:44,395 Speaker 1: facing relentless terrorists assaultant threats to life. There are more 239 00:14:44,515 --> 00:14:46,915 Speaker 1: local enforcement officers in Oregon than there are guns and 240 00:14:46,995 --> 00:14:50,435 Speaker 1: badgers in the FBI nationwide. This is an organized terror jack. 241 00:14:50,355 --> 00:14:52,635 Speaker 4: On the federal government's officers, of the deployment of troops 242 00:14:52,675 --> 00:14:54,475 Speaker 4: and of necessity defender personnel. 243 00:14:54,595 --> 00:14:58,155 Speaker 1: Our lawyers are government public corner. The Republicans held mommy, mommy, mommy, 244 00:14:58,195 --> 00:15:04,395 Speaker 1: Mommy hates me. The terrorism, of course, is by Trump himself, 245 00:15:05,715 --> 00:15:09,315 Speaker 1: with little irrelevancies of men like Stephen Miller who are 246 00:15:09,355 --> 00:15:11,835 Speaker 1: willing to do anything, and I mean anything, to glom 247 00:15:11,995 --> 00:15:16,515 Speaker 1: onto some of Trump's power. Again, if even Trump is 248 00:15:16,795 --> 00:15:19,235 Speaker 1: failing and beginning to acknowledge it, Stephen Miller is in 249 00:15:19,475 --> 00:15:23,955 Speaker 1: way too deep to get out. He really should take 250 00:15:24,035 --> 00:15:27,755 Speaker 1: advantage of the favorable conditions and check himself in somewhere. 251 00:15:28,075 --> 00:15:30,755 Speaker 1: I've never heard of people who tried to overthrow our 252 00:15:30,835 --> 00:15:35,635 Speaker 1: form of government being prosecuted after they had voluntarily institutionalized themselves. 253 00:15:38,555 --> 00:15:40,675 Speaker 1: But Miller, of course, is more than just a creep 254 00:15:40,675 --> 00:15:43,235 Speaker 1: who looks like a flaccid penis that gained the ability 255 00:15:43,315 --> 00:15:48,875 Speaker 1: to speak sort of remember who these people are. September fourth, 256 00:15:49,115 --> 00:15:53,235 Speaker 1: quote from the Washington Examiner. A judge temporarily blocked the 257 00:15:53,235 --> 00:15:56,755 Speaker 1: Trump administration from accessing the sensitive information of millions of 258 00:15:56,955 --> 00:16:01,555 Speaker 1: South Carolina voters. Circuit Court Judge Diane Goodstein issued a 259 00:16:01,635 --> 00:16:05,395 Speaker 1: temporary restraining order Tuesday, stemming from a loss suit challenging 260 00:16:05,435 --> 00:16:09,075 Speaker 1: whether the South Carolina Election Commission can give voters data 261 00:16:09,155 --> 00:16:15,035 Speaker 1: to the Department of Justice. Harmei Dylon, the flatulent, lapsitting scumbag, 262 00:16:15,155 --> 00:16:19,075 Speaker 1: former personal attorney to Tulsey Gabbard, now Assistant Attorney General, 263 00:16:19,195 --> 00:16:23,835 Speaker 1: then wrote on Twitter x this Justice Department's civil rights 264 00:16:23,955 --> 00:16:28,115 Speaker 1: will not stand for a state court judge's hasty nullification 265 00:16:28,315 --> 00:16:31,315 Speaker 1: of our federal voting laws. I will allow nothing to 266 00:16:31,395 --> 00:16:34,235 Speaker 1: stand in the way of our mandate to maintain clean 267 00:16:34,395 --> 00:16:38,075 Speaker 1: voter rolls. One citizen, one vote, and then an emoji 268 00:16:38,235 --> 00:16:41,195 Speaker 1: that shows her face all screwed up like in real life. 269 00:16:42,395 --> 00:16:45,355 Speaker 1: So what happens yesterday? I'll quote a Twitter post liberal 270 00:16:45,475 --> 00:16:49,155 Speaker 1: South Carolina judge Diane Goudstein. Why that's Diane Goodstein's name. 271 00:16:49,755 --> 00:16:54,035 Speaker 1: Diane Goodstein's home is burning to the ground after an explosion. 272 00:16:54,475 --> 00:16:58,195 Speaker 1: South Carolina Law Enforcement Division is investigating as arson and 273 00:16:58,355 --> 00:17:03,115 Speaker 1: refer attack as Judge Goudstein had been receiving multiple threats. 274 00:17:03,155 --> 00:17:07,195 Speaker 1: Her husband, a former state senator, is in the hospital. 275 00:17:10,315 --> 00:17:12,955 Speaker 1: It will be very unfair in the future when they 276 00:17:13,035 --> 00:17:19,155 Speaker 1: don't have Trump to fight for them, say Trump administration, flunkies, 277 00:17:21,195 --> 00:17:32,955 Speaker 1: he's talking about you. A couple other notes, Why did 278 00:17:33,035 --> 00:17:36,475 Speaker 1: ABC reverse on Kimmel's sudden awareness of the threat and 279 00:17:37,155 --> 00:17:40,435 Speaker 1: all of the goodness inside of Bobb? I maybe maybe not. 280 00:17:40,595 --> 00:17:44,915 Speaker 1: The Independent reporter Marisa Cabis has a more practical explanation. 281 00:17:46,275 --> 00:17:49,955 Speaker 1: Scoop Slash Update Disney saw more than one point seven 282 00:17:50,075 --> 00:17:55,275 Speaker 1: million total paid streaming cancelations during the period September seventeenth 283 00:17:55,315 --> 00:17:57,635 Speaker 1: to twenty third. A Disney source confirms to me the 284 00:17:57,715 --> 00:18:02,475 Speaker 1: total includes Disney plus Kulu and ESPN. Why I've heard 285 00:18:02,515 --> 00:18:06,875 Speaker 1: of them? On Trump and the seventeen trillion he says 286 00:18:06,915 --> 00:18:09,595 Speaker 1: has come in from tariffs, a surprise a White House 287 00:18:09,635 --> 00:18:13,835 Speaker 1: spokesman as has essentially called Trump a liar. Congressman Robert 288 00:18:13,875 --> 00:18:16,715 Speaker 1: Garcia says he wants to see the seventeen trillion. Why 289 00:18:16,835 --> 00:18:19,595 Speaker 1: is the government shut down if there's seventeen trillion? Quote, 290 00:18:19,595 --> 00:18:21,715 Speaker 1: if this keeps going, we're going to have to investigate 291 00:18:21,755 --> 00:18:25,915 Speaker 1: where the hell thos seventeen trillion are? Garcia added minus 292 00:18:25,955 --> 00:18:30,115 Speaker 1: two points from mixing on your corrections there to that, 293 00:18:30,275 --> 00:18:33,195 Speaker 1: the White House spokesman basically, well, I'll just read it. 294 00:18:33,315 --> 00:18:36,355 Speaker 1: This is astonishingly stupid, even for a Democrat. White House 295 00:18:36,395 --> 00:18:39,875 Speaker 1: spokesman Cush Decide told The Independent. Instead of calling on 296 00:18:39,915 --> 00:18:44,435 Speaker 1: the federal government to somehow appropriate trillions in investment commitments 297 00:18:44,515 --> 00:18:48,035 Speaker 1: by private companies to make and hire in America, blah 298 00:18:48,035 --> 00:18:52,195 Speaker 1: blah blah blah blah. So you're saying here that when 299 00:18:52,315 --> 00:18:56,075 Speaker 1: Trump said that seventeen trillion dollars being taken in seventeen 300 00:18:56,155 --> 00:18:58,955 Speaker 1: trillion dollars in money he's gotten from other countries because 301 00:18:58,955 --> 00:19:01,315 Speaker 1: of the tariffs. That's not what it is. It's just 302 00:19:01,995 --> 00:19:05,435 Speaker 1: trillions in investment commitments by private company. Anyone has nothing 303 00:19:05,475 --> 00:19:07,475 Speaker 1: to do with the government. Did you just say Trump 304 00:19:07,635 --> 00:19:14,395 Speaker 1: was a liar spokesperson? Cush cushy job, Cush de Si 305 00:19:16,755 --> 00:19:21,195 Speaker 1: and another self foot shooting and rake stepping by Maga 306 00:19:21,315 --> 00:19:25,235 Speaker 1: russ vote tweets. Nearly eight billion in green new scam 307 00:19:25,395 --> 00:19:28,235 Speaker 1: funding to fuel the left climate agenda being canceled. More 308 00:19:28,315 --> 00:19:30,715 Speaker 1: info to come from at Energy. The projects are in 309 00:19:30,755 --> 00:19:38,715 Speaker 1: the following states Ca, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Huhhhi, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, 310 00:19:38,755 --> 00:19:42,955 Speaker 1: New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Vermont, Washington, 311 00:19:43,155 --> 00:19:46,475 Speaker 1: will Raglan at cap Action then notes quote I count 312 00:19:46,515 --> 00:19:49,635 Speaker 1: six House Republicans in toss up or lean seats that 313 00:19:49,795 --> 00:19:53,515 Speaker 1: have a project that fought canceled in their district Ciscomani 314 00:19:53,595 --> 00:19:58,275 Speaker 1: Arizona six, Evans, Colorado eight, Ladadeo, California twenty two, Kim 315 00:19:58,395 --> 00:20:02,475 Speaker 1: twenty two, forty in California and Calvert, California forty one, 316 00:20:02,795 --> 00:20:06,555 Speaker 1: and Lawler, New York seventeen. Oh, poor Lawler's s out 317 00:20:06,595 --> 00:20:12,155 Speaker 1: of luck. Bye, and one more thank you to Howard Lutnick, 318 00:20:12,875 --> 00:20:15,075 Speaker 1: who really should be called nut Lick for this one, 319 00:20:15,915 --> 00:20:21,395 Speaker 1: and the Murdoch International idiot Miranda Divine. They did a podcast. 320 00:20:21,515 --> 00:20:23,275 Speaker 1: I'll just read the New York Post version of this. 321 00:20:23,795 --> 00:20:27,835 Speaker 1: When asked by Divine whether Epstein, oh would that be 322 00:20:28,035 --> 00:20:32,995 Speaker 1: jeff Epstein? When Jeffrey Epstein's rich and powerful associates, including 323 00:20:33,035 --> 00:20:35,595 Speaker 1: the likes of Prince Andrew and Microsoft founder Bill Gates, 324 00:20:35,755 --> 00:20:37,835 Speaker 1: always the first two names I think of when I 325 00:20:37,875 --> 00:20:43,475 Speaker 1: think of Epstein. Trop When asked how they could hang 326 00:20:43,555 --> 00:20:45,755 Speaker 1: around with him and not see what you saw or 327 00:20:45,835 --> 00:20:49,555 Speaker 1: did they see it and ignore it, Lutnick responded, they participated. 328 00:20:50,715 --> 00:20:54,435 Speaker 1: People who hung around with Epstein participated. To continue Lutnick, 329 00:20:54,515 --> 00:20:56,595 Speaker 1: they get a massage. That's what his mo O was, 330 00:20:56,675 --> 00:20:58,955 Speaker 1: get a massage. Get a massage. And what happened in 331 00:20:59,035 --> 00:21:02,915 Speaker 1: that massage room, Lutnick says, I assume was on video. 332 00:21:05,635 --> 00:21:08,995 Speaker 1: The Commerce secretary went on, this guy was the greatest 333 00:21:09,035 --> 00:21:15,675 Speaker 1: blackmailer ever, blackmailed people. That's how he had money. End quote. Wait, wait, 334 00:21:15,755 --> 00:21:18,555 Speaker 1: let's see, I'm trying to put this all together. Howard Lutnick. 335 00:21:18,555 --> 00:21:23,315 Speaker 1: You're saying that people who hung around with Epstein. Epstein 336 00:21:23,315 --> 00:21:26,435 Speaker 1: would then get them into the massage room and then 337 00:21:26,635 --> 00:21:29,595 Speaker 1: videotape them and then use a videotape of them getting 338 00:21:29,675 --> 00:21:36,355 Speaker 1: a massage to blackmail them. Who was it again, used 339 00:21:36,395 --> 00:21:42,395 Speaker 1: to hang out with Epstein? What was that one guy's name? Damn? 340 00:21:43,795 --> 00:21:50,635 Speaker 1: I just can't remember. Well, so that'd interest here. So 341 00:21:50,755 --> 00:21:53,515 Speaker 1: somebody is banging on your city hall office front door, 342 00:21:53,595 --> 00:21:59,075 Speaker 1: demanding to use the bathroom. And she says she's from Ice, 343 00:22:00,155 --> 00:22:02,835 Speaker 1: but a she says she's from Ice, And when does 344 00:22:02,955 --> 00:22:07,275 Speaker 1: Ice say it's from Ice? And she's not wearing a mask? 345 00:22:08,915 --> 00:22:13,115 Speaker 1: And when does Ice not wear masks? I mean, I'm suspicious. 346 00:22:13,835 --> 00:22:18,715 Speaker 1: I'm not letting her in unless unless you count botox 347 00:22:19,715 --> 00:22:27,435 Speaker 1: as a mask. The Christine nome I Gotta Go Poopy story. 348 00:22:28,435 --> 00:22:34,715 Speaker 1: That's next. This is countdown. This is countdown with Keith 349 00:22:35,155 --> 00:22:58,915 Speaker 1: Olberman still ahead on this ediative countdown. It is the 350 00:22:59,035 --> 00:23:04,275 Speaker 1: exact fiftieth anniversary of the day I was assimilated into 351 00:23:04,675 --> 00:23:10,435 Speaker 1: Who the Borg. Yes, the day I became part of 352 00:23:10,515 --> 00:23:13,635 Speaker 1: America's greatest contribution to thought and culture in this world 353 00:23:14,395 --> 00:23:23,715 Speaker 1: for profit broadcasting. Yes, October seventh, nineteen seventy five, when 354 00:23:23,755 --> 00:23:27,475 Speaker 1: I became part of the team responsible for the stuff 355 00:23:27,595 --> 00:23:34,035 Speaker 1: that's just there between the commercials. My first broadcast, Hey, 356 00:23:34,155 --> 00:23:37,955 Speaker 1: it had an audience, it had a sponsor, and my goodness, 357 00:23:38,035 --> 00:23:41,275 Speaker 1: the sponsor was an insurance company. It was a twenty 358 00:23:41,355 --> 00:23:44,955 Speaker 1: minute newscast, of which I did those five minutes, the 359 00:23:45,115 --> 00:23:48,595 Speaker 1: harrowing saga of the night I got there, and the 360 00:23:48,795 --> 00:23:51,435 Speaker 1: trick they pulled on me in things I promised not 361 00:23:51,595 --> 00:23:54,635 Speaker 1: to tell next first, believe it or not, there's still 362 00:23:54,675 --> 00:23:57,315 Speaker 1: more new idiots to talk about. The roundup of the miscreants, morons, 363 00:23:57,395 --> 00:24:01,675 Speaker 1: undonn Kruger VCS specimens who constitute today's other worst persons 364 00:24:01,875 --> 00:24:08,915 Speaker 1: in the world. The runner up worse I gotta tie first. 365 00:24:09,035 --> 00:24:16,115 Speaker 1: This Ian Miles Chong guy online posts all the fascist crap. 366 00:24:16,555 --> 00:24:20,555 Speaker 1: The one of the Musk Echo Chamber guys posts all 367 00:24:20,635 --> 00:24:25,675 Speaker 1: the pro white crap. Ian Miles is also unintentionally giving 368 00:24:25,755 --> 00:24:29,475 Speaker 1: us a live, real time insight into how the process works. 369 00:24:29,715 --> 00:24:32,835 Speaker 1: In the process known as I didn't think the Leopards 370 00:24:32,875 --> 00:24:38,035 Speaker 1: would eat my face quote Don Lemon, he writes says 371 00:24:38,275 --> 00:24:41,235 Speaker 1: white people are innately violent and do not know anything 372 00:24:41,275 --> 00:24:44,835 Speaker 1: apart from violence. Weird. How come you rarely see whites 373 00:24:45,555 --> 00:24:49,675 Speaker 1: chimping out over a dollar's worth of ketchup at fast 374 00:24:49,795 --> 00:24:53,755 Speaker 1: food restaurants? Why do most people prefer to have white 375 00:24:53,915 --> 00:24:58,235 Speaker 1: neighbors instead of blacks? As an aside, he's capitalized white 376 00:24:58,755 --> 00:25:03,675 Speaker 1: and not capitalized blacks until it is too late and 377 00:25:03,795 --> 00:25:06,515 Speaker 1: Maga turns on him, and he suddenly realizes that Ian 378 00:25:06,595 --> 00:25:11,315 Speaker 1: Miles Chong will never understand whose faces Maga leopards eat. 379 00:25:12,315 --> 00:25:15,475 Speaker 1: They eat the faces of people of color. Ian is Malaysian. 380 00:25:16,635 --> 00:25:21,035 Speaker 1: I don't care. I don't think you care. I had 381 00:25:21,075 --> 00:25:22,555 Speaker 1: to look this up and look at a bunch of 382 00:25:22,635 --> 00:25:25,755 Speaker 1: photos to see whether or not my very unpracticed I 383 00:25:26,075 --> 00:25:29,995 Speaker 1: was wrong on this. But Ian, the Magas don't like 384 00:25:30,115 --> 00:25:36,435 Speaker 1: people of color, and that would be you. They would 385 00:25:36,515 --> 00:25:42,515 Speaker 1: not think of you as as white capital w oh 386 00:25:42,635 --> 00:25:46,955 Speaker 1: my god, capital W white, small b black. They don't like. 387 00:25:48,595 --> 00:25:48,635 Speaker 3: You. 388 00:25:49,515 --> 00:25:52,115 Speaker 1: Doesn't matter what you write, doesn't matter how long you try. 389 00:25:52,515 --> 00:25:57,195 Speaker 1: Eventually they will turn on you sooner or later later 390 00:25:57,315 --> 00:26:00,435 Speaker 1: at best. At best, they throw the people of color 391 00:26:00,475 --> 00:26:04,995 Speaker 1: away or forget they exist. Ask Herman Kine, I always say, 392 00:26:05,235 --> 00:26:09,835 Speaker 1: ask Herman Kine how that worked out for him? When 393 00:26:09,875 --> 00:26:12,115 Speaker 1: you say quote why do most people prefer to have 394 00:26:12,235 --> 00:26:15,075 Speaker 1: white neighbors instead of blacks. And you make nauseating monkey 395 00:26:15,115 --> 00:26:19,315 Speaker 1: analogies about quote chimping unquote, you're just reminding the dumber 396 00:26:19,435 --> 00:26:23,515 Speaker 1: mag is. Hey wait, this guy in the avatar here, Chong. 397 00:26:23,715 --> 00:26:26,475 Speaker 1: What kind of Italian name is Chong? He ain't from 398 00:26:26,555 --> 00:26:31,035 Speaker 1: Staten Island. The rest of the tie the US mint 399 00:26:31,075 --> 00:26:38,995 Speaker 1: they're creating a Trump coin, a Trump semiquinsennial coin, designed 400 00:26:39,155 --> 00:26:41,755 Speaker 1: to celebrate the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary. And by 401 00:26:41,795 --> 00:26:43,595 Speaker 1: the way, the odds are still only about forty and 402 00:26:43,635 --> 00:26:46,475 Speaker 1: one hundred that we get there. I think there is 403 00:26:46,595 --> 00:26:49,835 Speaker 1: some confusion here. It appears this is a commemorative coin 404 00:26:50,475 --> 00:26:53,115 Speaker 1: like you see on late night TV where you see 405 00:26:53,195 --> 00:26:56,635 Speaker 1: Trump selling or whatever. It'll be minted at a value 406 00:26:56,795 --> 00:27:02,275 Speaker 1: of one dollar and presumably sold as a collectible for 407 00:27:02,955 --> 00:27:05,715 Speaker 1: how much will they grift on this? It's worth a dollar, 408 00:27:05,795 --> 00:27:09,915 Speaker 1: so they'll charge nine ninety nine forty nine ninety nine, 409 00:27:09,955 --> 00:27:13,355 Speaker 1: four hundred and ninety nine ninety nine. But three things 410 00:27:13,395 --> 00:27:17,755 Speaker 1: were overlooking. Never mind the grift about which we should celebrate. First, 411 00:27:17,955 --> 00:27:24,235 Speaker 1: the coin is valued at one dollar. Trump's own apparatics 412 00:27:24,275 --> 00:27:27,235 Speaker 1: at the US Treasury have placed a value on him 413 00:27:27,395 --> 00:27:32,355 Speaker 1: of one dollar. Secondly, who the hell designed this thing? 414 00:27:33,115 --> 00:27:36,475 Speaker 1: On one side, the commemoration of his many accomplishments is 415 00:27:36,955 --> 00:27:40,275 Speaker 1: him getting shot. I don't know if anybody who will 416 00:27:40,355 --> 00:27:44,075 Speaker 1: ever hear this likes Trump, but if they did, wouldn't 417 00:27:44,075 --> 00:27:48,315 Speaker 1: they want to celebrate something? I mean, I know his 418 00:27:48,435 --> 00:27:51,515 Speaker 1: crowd is ultra violent and animated by bloodlust and the 419 00:27:51,635 --> 00:27:56,035 Speaker 1: aforementioned mistaken belief that he is immortal. But honestly, that's 420 00:27:56,075 --> 00:27:58,915 Speaker 1: what you celebrate. And here's a picture of the great 421 00:27:58,955 --> 00:28:04,715 Speaker 1: President accidentally cheating death. But the real winners on the 422 00:28:04,875 --> 00:28:07,755 Speaker 1: other side of the coin, the other side of the coin, 423 00:28:08,195 --> 00:28:14,915 Speaker 1: that picture of him, the portrait, the profile, the side view. 424 00:28:15,115 --> 00:28:17,635 Speaker 1: It's so bad. And I know they have less to 425 00:28:17,715 --> 00:28:20,595 Speaker 1: work with every day, obviously, it's so bad. I thought 426 00:28:20,635 --> 00:28:23,075 Speaker 1: at first it was one of those An Telnay's caricatures 427 00:28:23,115 --> 00:28:25,795 Speaker 1: of him from the Washington Post before Bezos took the 428 00:28:25,875 --> 00:28:30,315 Speaker 1: post fascist. As somebody who's always been on the on 429 00:28:30,435 --> 00:28:35,835 Speaker 1: the stout side myself, this reminder, never let them show 430 00:28:35,875 --> 00:28:39,075 Speaker 1: you in portrait, especially if you have the worst combover 431 00:28:39,435 --> 00:28:43,315 Speaker 1: in world history, and you have jowls and you have 432 00:28:43,395 --> 00:28:48,315 Speaker 1: all those chins. My god, one dollar Trump coin. How 433 00:28:48,355 --> 00:28:55,115 Speaker 1: did they price that ten cents of chin? It looks 434 00:28:55,155 --> 00:28:59,035 Speaker 1: like an Antellnay's cartoon. The runner's up worser Department of 435 00:28:59,075 --> 00:29:02,875 Speaker 1: Homeland Security chief Christy Nome, bravely continuing in her post 436 00:29:02,955 --> 00:29:10,395 Speaker 1: despite her midlife crisis, and her ahem, assistant assistant and 437 00:29:10,675 --> 00:29:15,275 Speaker 1: boy toy, Corey Lewandowski. They both say their ISIS operation 438 00:29:15,435 --> 00:29:19,915 Speaker 1: will be at the super Bowl in February. Because bad Bunny. 439 00:29:21,075 --> 00:29:24,835 Speaker 1: Because when I think about undocumented immigrants in this country, 440 00:29:24,955 --> 00:29:27,275 Speaker 1: especially the low percentage of them who are actually more 441 00:29:27,395 --> 00:29:30,395 Speaker 1: dangerous than the average Republican or the average US born 442 00:29:30,435 --> 00:29:32,995 Speaker 1: American or the average Trump. When I think of those 443 00:29:33,195 --> 00:29:36,835 Speaker 1: actually dangerous ones, the first thing I think of, that 444 00:29:37,115 --> 00:29:39,635 Speaker 1: bastard is going to the super Bowl, and he's going 445 00:29:39,675 --> 00:29:41,675 Speaker 1: to spend the average price on a super Bowl ticket 446 00:29:41,755 --> 00:29:44,995 Speaker 1: next February, which will be twelve thousand dollars a ticket. 447 00:29:45,755 --> 00:29:48,955 Speaker 1: That's where we'll find them. We'll find millions of them. 448 00:29:49,675 --> 00:29:51,995 Speaker 1: In fact, I think there'll be a gang banger section 449 00:29:52,235 --> 00:29:57,355 Speaker 1: at the stadium in in Santa Clarice Clara, California. They're 450 00:29:57,395 --> 00:30:01,355 Speaker 1: going to Santa Clara. Oh, look it's MS thirteen. They 451 00:30:01,435 --> 00:30:04,835 Speaker 1: bought their own suite. You know what this is is 452 00:30:07,075 --> 00:30:08,875 Speaker 1: ice at the super Bowl. You know what this is about. 453 00:30:08,915 --> 00:30:11,315 Speaker 1: This is so Lewandowski a Nome can get in for free, 454 00:30:13,595 --> 00:30:15,835 Speaker 1: for free. I mean Trump hasn't paid for a ticket 455 00:30:15,875 --> 00:30:17,835 Speaker 1: to a ball game. So it's like nineteen sixty six. 456 00:30:19,035 --> 00:30:22,875 Speaker 1: But the winner, why it's generally Simo Christy Nome. Again, 457 00:30:23,675 --> 00:30:28,275 Speaker 1: you heard about this video. DHS Secretary Gnome was barred 458 00:30:28,355 --> 00:30:31,595 Speaker 1: from entering the doors slammed shut on her and those 459 00:30:31,755 --> 00:30:35,075 Speaker 1: inside City Hall and broad View, Illinois screamed at her 460 00:30:35,715 --> 00:30:38,995 Speaker 1: during the ice raids of Chicago Land when she tried 461 00:30:39,035 --> 00:30:42,955 Speaker 1: to get into City Hall and Broadview, Illinois because her 462 00:30:43,035 --> 00:30:47,115 Speaker 1: excuse was she can wintin you on the time background. 463 00:30:50,435 --> 00:30:51,275 Speaker 4: Actually can't. 464 00:30:54,995 --> 00:31:00,235 Speaker 5: Thank you. It's interesting, that's why Governor Prisker says this 465 00:31:00,315 --> 00:31:02,435 Speaker 5: co operation to keeping people, saying it was. 466 00:31:10,275 --> 00:31:12,715 Speaker 1: So whyouldn't they let you in? What's been going on here? 467 00:31:12,795 --> 00:31:13,515 Speaker 1: What's been going on here? 468 00:31:13,555 --> 00:31:13,835 Speaker 4: Sexual? 469 00:31:14,955 --> 00:31:18,075 Speaker 1: We're having to go out and do some operations to 470 00:31:18,155 --> 00:31:21,235 Speaker 1: pick up some guys with criminal convictions on them, and 471 00:31:21,315 --> 00:31:23,955 Speaker 1: the city police wouldn't even let us use a restroom. Now, 472 00:31:24,275 --> 00:31:28,875 Speaker 1: obviously pro tip number one, you do not let ice. 473 00:31:28,955 --> 00:31:33,595 Speaker 1: I'm sorry, isis in just because they say they have 474 00:31:33,755 --> 00:31:39,275 Speaker 1: to use the bathroom? They're always lying, first of all. Secondly, 475 00:31:39,555 --> 00:31:43,155 Speaker 1: that's a really bad excuse. Thirdly, how do you know 476 00:31:43,235 --> 00:31:47,075 Speaker 1: their ice? I'm suspicious to begin with because ice iceis 477 00:31:47,395 --> 00:31:51,435 Speaker 1: always refuses to identify itself and they're always wearing masks. 478 00:31:52,035 --> 00:31:54,595 Speaker 1: And here's this middle aged woman not wearing a mask. 479 00:31:55,675 --> 00:31:57,435 Speaker 1: I mean, is the botox gonna melt under? 480 00:31:57,435 --> 00:31:57,475 Speaker 4: It? 481 00:31:57,595 --> 00:32:03,515 Speaker 1: Is that the problem? No mask? Says she's Ice? Oh, 482 00:32:03,675 --> 00:32:07,675 Speaker 1: she can't be Ice. Then this middle aged woman shows 483 00:32:07,755 --> 00:32:09,675 Speaker 1: up in the middle of an ice raid, says she's 484 00:32:09,755 --> 00:32:14,595 Speaker 1: from Ice and wants to use your bathroom. Bar the 485 00:32:14,755 --> 00:32:19,355 Speaker 1: door wall, the door up. Besides which I don't get 486 00:32:19,475 --> 00:32:23,195 Speaker 1: nomes raged being denied the use of a bathroom. Why 487 00:32:23,315 --> 00:32:26,195 Speaker 1: didn't she just do what she always does and go 488 00:32:26,435 --> 00:32:30,675 Speaker 1: shit on the American public? Christy, I have to change 489 00:32:30,755 --> 00:32:37,475 Speaker 1: Colorie ninth Briton now Gnome two Day's other worst poofer. 490 00:32:38,635 --> 00:32:39,315 Speaker 4: In the world. 491 00:32:55,635 --> 00:33:01,275 Speaker 1: October seventh, nineteen seventy five. Where were you and what 492 00:33:01,435 --> 00:33:08,035 Speaker 1: were you doing on October seventh, nineteen seventy five. The 493 00:33:08,115 --> 00:33:12,355 Speaker 1: only reason I can answer that question is because there's 494 00:33:12,435 --> 00:33:18,715 Speaker 1: a tape. It's fifty years ago, fifty years ago, fifty 495 00:33:18,835 --> 00:33:24,315 Speaker 1: years ago, and somehow I'm still here. The number one 496 00:33:24,395 --> 00:33:26,635 Speaker 1: story on the countdown and things I promised not to 497 00:33:26,755 --> 00:33:29,675 Speaker 1: tell only I told this already, and I told it 498 00:33:29,755 --> 00:33:33,875 Speaker 1: on October seventh, nineteen seventy five, so now you get 499 00:33:33,915 --> 00:33:37,515 Speaker 1: to listen to it again. I was sixteen years old. 500 00:33:37,595 --> 00:33:40,395 Speaker 1: I was in my seventh or eighth week at Cornell University, 501 00:33:40,435 --> 00:33:42,395 Speaker 1: and in my second week or so of training at 502 00:33:42,435 --> 00:33:48,235 Speaker 1: the student owned radio station WVBRFM, and they all played me. 503 00:33:48,555 --> 00:33:53,075 Speaker 1: They all had a big joke on Keith's expence. The 504 00:33:53,195 --> 00:33:57,155 Speaker 1: premise of that evening of October seventh, nineteen seventy five, 505 00:33:58,035 --> 00:34:00,195 Speaker 1: was that I was going to shadow a senior sportscaster 506 00:34:00,315 --> 00:34:02,075 Speaker 1: named Gary Davis, and I would sit with him in 507 00:34:02,195 --> 00:34:06,795 Speaker 1: Studio B at two twenty seven Linden Am during his sportscast, 508 00:34:06,835 --> 00:34:08,835 Speaker 1: and he would give me one, maybe two stories that 509 00:34:08,915 --> 00:34:11,835 Speaker 1: I would read so that my first real broadcast would 510 00:34:11,875 --> 00:34:14,715 Speaker 1: not be quite so traumatic. It was all a lie. 511 00:34:15,195 --> 00:34:18,995 Speaker 1: It was a damned lie. I was standing at the 512 00:34:19,155 --> 00:34:23,195 Speaker 1: edges of the newsroom, periodically summoning the courage to look 513 00:34:23,235 --> 00:34:27,515 Speaker 1: at the copy continually and furiously and noisily disgorging itself 514 00:34:27,555 --> 00:34:30,595 Speaker 1: from the United Press International teletype machine, wondering where this 515 00:34:30,755 --> 00:34:34,035 Speaker 1: Gary Davis guy was. When somebody I did not know, 516 00:34:35,155 --> 00:34:37,355 Speaker 1: and they were all somebody I did not know there 517 00:34:37,435 --> 00:34:40,315 Speaker 1: that night came over and asked you Keith, and I 518 00:34:40,475 --> 00:34:45,675 Speaker 1: nodded phone for you. Hey, kid, it's Jerry Goldberg. Jerry 519 00:34:45,795 --> 00:34:48,115 Speaker 1: was the sports director of the commercial radio station run 520 00:34:48,155 --> 00:34:52,155 Speaker 1: by Cornell students. He sounded exactly that laconic. He was 521 00:34:52,235 --> 00:34:54,315 Speaker 1: one of the ten seniors on the staff. I was 522 00:34:54,355 --> 00:34:56,795 Speaker 1: one of the two freshmen. Listen, he said, find the 523 00:34:56,835 --> 00:34:59,515 Speaker 1: newscast you're Kathy, and get her to give you all 524 00:34:59,595 --> 00:35:02,115 Speaker 1: the sports stories from the UPI wire and start picking 525 00:35:02,195 --> 00:35:04,955 Speaker 1: which ones you're going to do At eleven fifteen. Gary 526 00:35:05,035 --> 00:35:08,195 Speaker 1: Davis will be there around a quarter to eleven. Now, 527 00:35:08,235 --> 00:35:10,115 Speaker 1: I know I told you that Gary was going to 528 00:35:10,155 --> 00:35:12,075 Speaker 1: do the sports cast and you were only going to 529 00:35:12,115 --> 00:35:14,715 Speaker 1: do a story or two. But that was just because 530 00:35:14,795 --> 00:35:18,475 Speaker 1: I didn't want you to get all nervous, so I lied. 531 00:35:19,675 --> 00:35:23,475 Speaker 1: It was all a lie, a danned lie. I didn't 532 00:35:23,555 --> 00:35:26,715 Speaker 1: want you to get all nervous. I wondered what Jerry 533 00:35:26,755 --> 00:35:29,635 Speaker 1: Goldberg thought I would be now as the clock swept 534 00:35:29,675 --> 00:35:32,035 Speaker 1: towards ten PM, and I had about seventy five minutes 535 00:35:32,035 --> 00:35:34,395 Speaker 1: to get the wire copy I had not seen from 536 00:35:34,435 --> 00:35:37,195 Speaker 1: the newscaster I had not met, turn it into a 537 00:35:37,235 --> 00:35:39,635 Speaker 1: five minute sportscast in a manner I did not know, 538 00:35:40,275 --> 00:35:42,835 Speaker 1: find the studio, the whereabouts of which I did not know, 539 00:35:43,195 --> 00:35:45,195 Speaker 1: with the help of a guy named Gary Davis, whom 540 00:35:45,195 --> 00:35:48,555 Speaker 1: I would not recognize when he came in. Oh And 541 00:35:48,675 --> 00:35:50,675 Speaker 1: although my voice was pretty deep, and I had been 542 00:35:50,795 --> 00:35:54,515 Speaker 1: on my high school's radio station with my mentor, Chris Berman, 543 00:35:55,155 --> 00:35:57,795 Speaker 1: I was still only sixteen, and I was the youngest 544 00:35:57,995 --> 00:36:01,715 Speaker 1: of the twenty thousand or so students at Cornell University 545 00:36:01,835 --> 00:36:05,035 Speaker 1: right that night, and my voice was still periodically breaking, 546 00:36:05,475 --> 00:36:08,355 Speaker 1: and it would continue to periodically break through my senior year, 547 00:36:08,555 --> 00:36:12,835 Speaker 1: often with disastrous and hilarious consequences. And now I had 548 00:36:12,915 --> 00:36:16,075 Speaker 1: been though we did not use that term, then played 549 00:36:16,715 --> 00:36:20,115 Speaker 1: it was a lie, a damned lie. I was prepared 550 00:36:20,195 --> 00:36:22,915 Speaker 1: to watch, to learn, to make a cameo, even maybe thirty, 551 00:36:22,955 --> 00:36:26,475 Speaker 1: maybe forty five seconds of terror reading something this guy 552 00:36:26,595 --> 00:36:29,075 Speaker 1: Davis had selected for me. Instead, I was at the 553 00:36:29,195 --> 00:36:33,195 Speaker 1: deep end of the pool. This newscast, that the sportscast 554 00:36:33,315 --> 00:36:37,835 Speaker 1: was part of late edition had listeners and not just commercials. 555 00:36:37,995 --> 00:36:41,355 Speaker 1: It had a sponsor. The sponsor was a prominent local 556 00:36:41,555 --> 00:36:47,795 Speaker 1: insurance agency, the Robertus Boothroyd Agency. Your protection is their profession. 557 00:36:48,475 --> 00:36:48,915 Speaker 4: This was a. 558 00:36:48,995 --> 00:36:52,635 Speaker 1: Hybrid, this WVVVR. It was training station for students, but 559 00:36:52,715 --> 00:36:55,555 Speaker 1: it was also one of the eight experimental licenses granted 560 00:36:55,635 --> 00:36:57,875 Speaker 1: by the FCC in the nineteen thirties. We were not 561 00:36:58,035 --> 00:37:01,675 Speaker 1: public radio, We were not non commercial. We sold, produced, 562 00:37:01,755 --> 00:37:05,035 Speaker 1: and ran advertising. Before I was done there, I did 563 00:37:05,075 --> 00:37:09,715 Speaker 1: the local commercials for the JC Pennett Penny Department stores. Anyway, 564 00:37:09,755 --> 00:37:12,275 Speaker 1: I remember little of the rest of that night. Gary 565 00:37:12,395 --> 00:37:15,395 Speaker 1: Davis finally showed up, said I'd made good story selections. 566 00:37:15,835 --> 00:37:19,035 Speaker 1: Another veteran sportscaster showed up, and they escorted me into 567 00:37:19,075 --> 00:37:22,315 Speaker 1: the studio exactly like I'd seen them escort every prisoner 568 00:37:22,395 --> 00:37:26,235 Speaker 1: down every final mile in every prison movie. The room 569 00:37:26,395 --> 00:37:28,755 Speaker 1: was so quiet that I could literally hear the second 570 00:37:28,835 --> 00:37:32,835 Speaker 1: hand moving on the big clock. I think I had 571 00:37:32,835 --> 00:37:35,195 Speaker 1: an out of body experience. I think I could see 572 00:37:35,275 --> 00:37:38,715 Speaker 1: myself from about the perspective of that big clock up 573 00:37:38,755 --> 00:37:41,875 Speaker 1: on the wall. I know for certain that Gary Davis 574 00:37:41,955 --> 00:37:44,955 Speaker 1: had encouraged me to place one arm around the microphone 575 00:37:45,035 --> 00:37:48,395 Speaker 1: stand and hold the ten small pieces of canary yellow 576 00:37:48,475 --> 00:37:51,715 Speaker 1: wire copy with the thumb and forefinger of both hands, 577 00:37:51,955 --> 00:37:54,075 Speaker 1: so that when I was finished reading the first page. 578 00:37:54,355 --> 00:37:56,715 Speaker 1: Only then did it occur to me that I had 579 00:37:56,795 --> 00:38:00,315 Speaker 1: to move my hands, which were frozen with fright, remove 580 00:38:00,435 --> 00:38:03,035 Speaker 1: the top page out of that stack of ten pages, 581 00:38:03,515 --> 00:38:07,075 Speaker 1: not drop the other one, and not knocked the microphone over. 582 00:38:07,835 --> 00:38:11,395 Speaker 1: And while I was thinking of this, a red light 583 00:38:11,555 --> 00:38:12,715 Speaker 1: went on and. 584 00:38:13,515 --> 00:38:16,955 Speaker 5: Late edition sports Ken Griffy has scored the go ahead 585 00:38:16,995 --> 00:38:18,715 Speaker 5: run on a sacrifice fly in the top of the 586 00:38:18,795 --> 00:38:21,795 Speaker 5: tenth inning to give Cincinnati at fourty three wad over Pittsburgh. 587 00:38:22,275 --> 00:38:24,675 Speaker 5: A red victory would clinch the National League. Pennant Tonight, 588 00:38:25,235 --> 00:38:27,075 Speaker 5: Pete Rose had a two run homer in the eighth 589 00:38:27,075 --> 00:38:31,075 Speaker 5: inning off pirate starter John Candelaria. Candelaria, a rookie, had 590 00:38:31,075 --> 00:38:34,035 Speaker 5: allowed only one hit and struck out fourteen through seven innings. 591 00:38:34,115 --> 00:38:37,435 Speaker 1: I mentioned some names that any fan would recognize even now, 592 00:38:37,675 --> 00:38:41,235 Speaker 1: Ken Griffy, Pete Rose, Joe Morgan, Tom Sever Terry Bradshaw. 593 00:38:41,595 --> 00:38:44,275 Speaker 1: But the first non baseball story was about last ditch 594 00:38:44,275 --> 00:38:48,155 Speaker 1: efforts to save the World Football League. I did not 595 00:38:48,355 --> 00:38:51,275 Speaker 1: write a word of it except my own name at 596 00:38:51,315 --> 00:38:53,955 Speaker 1: the beginning and the end, and I was so scared 597 00:38:55,275 --> 00:38:59,035 Speaker 1: that when it came to my own name, I mispronounced 598 00:38:59,075 --> 00:39:00,355 Speaker 1: it twice. 599 00:39:01,275 --> 00:39:04,595 Speaker 5: Rambling in Wittenberg Colleges remain the top small college football 600 00:39:04,755 --> 00:39:07,355 Speaker 5: teams in the nation, and the latest fan caa pole 601 00:39:08,195 --> 00:39:10,515 Speaker 5: that's late edition Sports. I'm Keith Oberman. 602 00:39:10,675 --> 00:39:15,995 Speaker 1: Good night, Yes Oberman. That's what it said on the paper. 603 00:39:16,195 --> 00:39:19,115 Speaker 1: If it had said I'm Keith green Cheese, I would 604 00:39:19,155 --> 00:39:23,355 Speaker 1: have said, I'm Keith green Cheese. Now, obviously I still 605 00:39:23,435 --> 00:39:25,715 Speaker 1: have this tape, but basically it's sixteen year old Keith 606 00:39:25,795 --> 00:39:28,595 Speaker 1: whispers like that for nearly five minutes. The guy in 607 00:39:28,635 --> 00:39:30,635 Speaker 1: the next dorm room was good enough to record it 608 00:39:30,675 --> 00:39:33,915 Speaker 1: to me or for me. Jeff Holling said, I'm not 609 00:39:34,035 --> 00:39:36,115 Speaker 1: going to subject you to it here, but since I 610 00:39:36,235 --> 00:39:37,995 Speaker 1: have it, I will play the whole thing at the 611 00:39:38,075 --> 00:39:40,315 Speaker 1: end of this program, literally after the credits. I mean, 612 00:39:40,395 --> 00:39:43,875 Speaker 1: why not. What amazes me in retrospect is that nearly 613 00:39:43,995 --> 00:39:48,355 Speaker 1: four years and certainly two thousand sportscasts later, on July tenth, 614 00:39:48,475 --> 00:39:52,315 Speaker 1: nineteen seventy nine, I fell victim to the exact same 615 00:39:52,515 --> 00:39:56,155 Speaker 1: trick again. When I got my first full time job 616 00:39:56,275 --> 00:39:59,395 Speaker 1: at United Press Internationals Radio network in nineteen seventy nine, 617 00:39:59,475 --> 00:40:01,875 Speaker 1: my boss, Sam Rosen, the one who still does the 618 00:40:01,915 --> 00:40:04,875 Speaker 1: New York Rangers hockey games on TV, told me to 619 00:40:04,915 --> 00:40:07,075 Speaker 1: come in at five am one morning to watch him 620 00:40:07,115 --> 00:40:09,795 Speaker 1: do the morning shift. I sat in the studio as 621 00:40:09,875 --> 00:40:12,475 Speaker 1: he barked out the sportscasts at six forty five and 622 00:40:12,555 --> 00:40:14,795 Speaker 1: seven forty five and eight forty five, and as soon 623 00:40:14,875 --> 00:40:17,115 Speaker 1: as he signed off with rum a sports task of 624 00:40:17,275 --> 00:40:20,435 Speaker 1: United Press International, I'm Sam Rosan. He looked at me 625 00:40:20,515 --> 00:40:22,635 Speaker 1: and said, you got it. I sure hope you do, 626 00:40:22,795 --> 00:40:25,795 Speaker 1: because you're doing the nine forty five. It was all 627 00:40:25,875 --> 00:40:29,875 Speaker 1: a lie, another damned lie. Back at my college station, 628 00:40:30,035 --> 00:40:32,635 Speaker 1: one of my former trainees doing the midday news shift, 629 00:40:32,675 --> 00:40:34,795 Speaker 1: who had had no idea I had even gotten the 630 00:40:34,875 --> 00:40:37,755 Speaker 1: job at UPI went over to check the wire machine 631 00:40:37,795 --> 00:40:41,395 Speaker 1: and saw an advisory from UPI Audio which read, Keith 632 00:40:41,435 --> 00:40:44,595 Speaker 1: Olderman will do the nine forty five am sports cast today. 633 00:40:45,315 --> 00:40:49,115 Speaker 1: She let out a scream, and so that ancient artifact, 634 00:40:49,195 --> 00:40:51,515 Speaker 1: that piece of yellow wire copy printed out on the 635 00:40:51,595 --> 00:40:53,595 Speaker 1: same machine from which I pulled the stories from my 636 00:40:53,675 --> 00:40:58,035 Speaker 1: first sports cast four years before, still exists framed on 637 00:40:58,155 --> 00:41:00,755 Speaker 1: my wall. It was yellow and it was new, so 638 00:41:00,835 --> 00:41:03,235 Speaker 1: you can't really say it's yellowed with age. I may 639 00:41:03,275 --> 00:41:07,515 Speaker 1: have yellowed with age. UPI is basically gone now. WVBR 640 00:41:07,595 --> 00:41:09,635 Speaker 1: is still going strong. I mean, I'm proud to say 641 00:41:09,675 --> 00:41:14,115 Speaker 1: the Olberman Cornelius Studios in Ithaca, New York, and in 642 00:41:14,195 --> 00:41:18,315 Speaker 1: an oddity that I still enjoy My college debut was 643 00:41:18,395 --> 00:41:22,915 Speaker 1: on ten to seven and my network debut was on 644 00:41:23,115 --> 00:41:23,715 Speaker 1: seven to ten. 645 00:41:24,315 --> 00:41:27,755 Speaker 5: Late edition Sports Ken Griffy has scored the go ahead 646 00:41:27,835 --> 00:41:29,515 Speaker 5: run on a sacrifice fly in the top of the 647 00:41:29,595 --> 00:41:31,875 Speaker 5: tenth inning to give Cincinnati at four to three lead 648 00:41:31,915 --> 00:41:35,475 Speaker 5: over Pittsburgh. A Red victory would clinch the National League pennant. Tonight, 649 00:41:36,035 --> 00:41:37,835 Speaker 5: Pete Rose hit a two run homer in the eighth 650 00:41:37,875 --> 00:41:41,835 Speaker 5: inning off Pirates starter John Candelaria. Candelaria, a rookie, had 651 00:41:41,835 --> 00:41:45,035 Speaker 5: allowed only one hit and struck out fourteen through seven innings. 652 00:41:45,835 --> 00:41:48,355 Speaker 5: Cincinnati has just added another run in the tenth. The 653 00:41:48,435 --> 00:41:53,315 Speaker 5: scoring out stands Cincinnati five, Pittsburgh three. Dick Drego came 654 00:41:53,355 --> 00:41:55,035 Speaker 5: on in the eighth inning to get an inning inning 655 00:41:55,115 --> 00:41:57,715 Speaker 5: double play to secure the Boston Red Sox their first 656 00:41:57,755 --> 00:42:01,515 Speaker 5: American League pennant since nineteen sixty seven. Oakland scored two 657 00:42:01,595 --> 00:42:03,675 Speaker 5: runs in the bottom of the eighth, but drego were 658 00:42:03,755 --> 00:42:06,435 Speaker 5: leaving starter Rick Waht induced Joe Rudy to hit into 659 00:42:06,435 --> 00:42:09,635 Speaker 5: a double play with two men on the Red Sox 660 00:42:09,715 --> 00:42:12,875 Speaker 5: five Oakland three. The Red Sox go to the World Series. 661 00:42:14,475 --> 00:42:16,675 Speaker 5: Joe Morgan of Cincinnati and Tom sever of the New 662 00:42:16,755 --> 00:42:18,955 Speaker 5: York Mets have been voted National League Player and Pitcher 663 00:42:18,995 --> 00:42:21,115 Speaker 5: of the Year in a poll up National League players 664 00:42:21,195 --> 00:42:24,235 Speaker 5: by The Sporting News. It's the third such honor receiver, 665 00:42:24,315 --> 00:42:26,075 Speaker 5: who was Pitcher of the Year in nineteen sixty nine 666 00:42:26,115 --> 00:42:29,035 Speaker 5: and nineteen seventy three. He led the league this season 667 00:42:29,115 --> 00:42:32,115 Speaker 5: with twenty two victories and with strikeouts with two hundred 668 00:42:32,115 --> 00:42:35,355 Speaker 5: and forty three. Morgan, a second baseman, was so honored 669 00:42:35,395 --> 00:42:37,795 Speaker 5: for the first time. He batted three twenty seven, with 670 00:42:37,875 --> 00:42:40,795 Speaker 5: seventeen home runs, ninety four runs batted in, and sixty 671 00:42:40,835 --> 00:42:45,115 Speaker 5: seven stolen bases. Turning to football, Chris Hemitur says the 672 00:42:45,155 --> 00:42:48,035 Speaker 5: World Football League will begin a national marketing program in 673 00:42:48,075 --> 00:42:50,435 Speaker 5: an effort to boost sagging attendance figures in the ten 674 00:42:50,635 --> 00:42:54,315 Speaker 5: franchise cities. Himitter says, quote, we're going to try something new. 675 00:42:54,755 --> 00:42:57,515 Speaker 5: Up until this point, the ultimate responsibility for attendance has 676 00:42:57,555 --> 00:42:59,995 Speaker 5: been at the franchise level. The league will now act 677 00:42:59,995 --> 00:43:03,555 Speaker 5: as a coordinator unquote. Himitter met yesterday with John Bassett, 678 00:43:03,675 --> 00:43:06,155 Speaker 5: the owner of the Memphis South, and John Bessaco, owner 679 00:43:06,155 --> 00:43:09,315 Speaker 5: of the Philadelphia Bell Haimitter says attendance is quote the 680 00:43:09,395 --> 00:43:14,315 Speaker 5: most challenging question in our minds unquote. Quarterback Joe Gilliam 681 00:43:14,355 --> 00:43:16,475 Speaker 5: is listed as a doubtful starter for Pittsburgh's game on 682 00:43:16,595 --> 00:43:19,915 Speaker 5: Sunday against Denver, but Terry Bradshaw feels he'll be able 683 00:43:19,915 --> 00:43:23,115 Speaker 5: to float throw again by then. Both quarterbacks were injured 684 00:43:23,115 --> 00:43:26,515 Speaker 5: in Sunday's victory over Cleveland. Bradshaw received a deep cut 685 00:43:26,595 --> 00:43:29,235 Speaker 5: on his right hand, while Gilliam dislocated the index finger 686 00:43:29,475 --> 00:43:32,835 Speaker 5: on his throwing hand. Bradshaw worked out for fifteen minutes 687 00:43:32,875 --> 00:43:35,355 Speaker 5: today admitted there was a little pain, but he said 688 00:43:35,355 --> 00:43:36,955 Speaker 5: he'll be able to hold the ball normally with a 689 00:43:36,995 --> 00:43:41,195 Speaker 5: smaller bandage. Gilliam and Bradshaw ranked as the AFC's number 690 00:43:41,235 --> 00:43:45,835 Speaker 5: two and three passers, behind Cincinnati's Ken Anderson. Also in football, 691 00:43:45,875 --> 00:43:49,275 Speaker 5: defensive back Ken Stone of the Washington Redskins underwent knee 692 00:43:49,315 --> 00:43:52,595 Speaker 5: surgery today for torn ligaments. The club's physician says it'll 693 00:43:52,635 --> 00:43:54,555 Speaker 5: be at least six weeks before the fourth year pro 694 00:43:54,675 --> 00:43:58,555 Speaker 5: from Vanderbilt will be able to run again. On the 695 00:43:58,595 --> 00:44:01,355 Speaker 5: eve of the new season, the NHL Players Association and 696 00:44:01,395 --> 00:44:03,995 Speaker 5: the club owners agreed on a new five year collective 697 00:44:03,995 --> 00:44:07,115 Speaker 5: bargaining agreement. The contract gives a team the right to 698 00:44:07,275 --> 00:44:09,555 Speaker 5: gain compensation for a player who plays out his option 699 00:44:09,955 --> 00:44:12,955 Speaker 5: and signs with another club. The same regulation, called the 700 00:44:12,995 --> 00:44:15,635 Speaker 5: rizzel rule in the NFL, has been the major stumbling 701 00:44:15,715 --> 00:44:17,395 Speaker 5: block to a labour settlement. 702 00:44:17,075 --> 00:44:17,835 Speaker 1: In Pro football. 703 00:44:19,115 --> 00:44:21,795 Speaker 5: Third period goals by Colan Campbell and Still Apps gave 704 00:44:21,835 --> 00:44:24,675 Speaker 5: the Pittsburgh Penguins a forty two victory over the Washington 705 00:44:24,715 --> 00:44:26,875 Speaker 5: Capitols tonight in the opening game of the National Hockey 706 00:44:26,915 --> 00:44:30,795 Speaker 5: League season. Campbell's thirty five foot slap shot snapped a 707 00:44:30,955 --> 00:44:32,675 Speaker 5: two to two tie at the five to forty one 708 00:44:32,755 --> 00:44:35,115 Speaker 5: mark of the final period, and Apps clinched the trium 709 00:44:35,995 --> 00:44:39,235 Speaker 5: with its tally. With eighty four seconds left. Rookie goalie 710 00:44:39,275 --> 00:44:41,595 Speaker 5: Gord Laxton went the distance for Pittsburgh to collect his 711 00:44:41,675 --> 00:44:45,915 Speaker 5: first NHL victory. The United States is expected to dominate 712 00:44:45,955 --> 00:44:47,995 Speaker 5: the track and field program at the Pan American Games 713 00:44:48,035 --> 00:44:51,435 Speaker 5: in Mexico City next week, despite a number of notable absentees. 714 00:44:52,075 --> 00:44:55,155 Speaker 5: Among the headliners skipping the event, our Olympic Marathon champion 715 00:44:55,235 --> 00:44:59,195 Speaker 5: Frank Shorter and world record holders Steve Williams, Rick Waal Huter, 716 00:44:59,355 --> 00:45:04,355 Speaker 5: Dwight Stones, Dave Roberts, and Al Fureback. The NCAA announced 717 00:45:04,355 --> 00:45:06,995 Speaker 5: today it will send eight of America's top college golfers 718 00:45:07,035 --> 00:45:10,555 Speaker 5: to Tokyo later this year to compete against Japan's best collegiates. 719 00:45:12,835 --> 00:45:16,195 Speaker 5: Rambling in Wittenberg Colleges remain the top small college football 720 00:45:16,315 --> 00:45:19,955 Speaker 5: teams in the nation and the latest NCAA poll that's 721 00:45:20,035 --> 00:45:22,595 Speaker 5: Late Edition Sports. I'm Keith Overman, good night. 722 00:45:36,195 --> 00:45:38,075 Speaker 1: I've done all the damage I can do here. Thank 723 00:45:38,115 --> 00:45:41,115 Speaker 1: you for listening. Most of our Countdown music was arranged, produced, 724 00:45:41,155 --> 00:45:44,115 Speaker 1: and performed by Brian Ray and John Phillips Chanel, our 725 00:45:44,195 --> 00:45:47,595 Speaker 1: musical directors of Countdown, and it was produced by Tko Brothers. 726 00:45:47,955 --> 00:45:50,755 Speaker 1: Mister Ray was on guitars, bass and drums. Mister Chanelle 727 00:45:50,955 --> 00:45:55,315 Speaker 1: handled orchestration and keyboards. Our satirical and fithy musical comments 728 00:45:55,355 --> 00:45:58,595 Speaker 1: are by the best baseball stadium organists ever. Nancy Faust 729 00:45:59,115 --> 00:46:01,995 Speaker 1: the Old Woman theme from ESPN two written by Mitch 730 00:46:02,035 --> 00:46:05,675 Speaker 1: Warren Davis courtesy of ESPN, Inc. Is the sports music. 731 00:46:06,435 --> 00:46:08,475 Speaker 1: I was going to do a sports segment today, but 732 00:46:08,555 --> 00:46:11,635 Speaker 1: it would have boiled down to baseball has completely screwed 733 00:46:11,675 --> 00:46:15,715 Speaker 1: up the playoffs. The greatest comeback in divisional history. Cleveland 734 00:46:15,875 --> 00:46:19,195 Speaker 1: came back over two months to erase a fifteen game 735 00:46:19,275 --> 00:46:21,795 Speaker 1: lead by Detroit, and they were rewarded by having to 736 00:46:21,875 --> 00:46:24,635 Speaker 1: beat Detroit again two out of three and the only 737 00:46:24,755 --> 00:46:28,715 Speaker 1: one once. So sorry, not good enough. The greatest comeback 738 00:46:28,795 --> 00:46:31,755 Speaker 1: of all time. And because you'll lost one game too 739 00:46:31,795 --> 00:46:37,755 Speaker 1: many in as playoff system, you're gone. That was the 740 00:46:37,795 --> 00:46:41,755 Speaker 1: whole sports section, So there it is again anyway. Any who, 741 00:46:42,915 --> 00:46:45,395 Speaker 1: other music arranged and performed by the group No Horns 742 00:46:45,435 --> 00:46:47,755 Speaker 1: allowed in My announcer today is my friend Nancy Faust, 743 00:46:48,395 --> 00:46:52,155 Speaker 1: who also did the announcing and the organ Everything else was, 744 00:46:52,195 --> 00:46:56,515 Speaker 1: as always my fault. That's countdown for today, Day two 745 00:46:56,595 --> 00:46:59,715 Speaker 1: hundred and sixty of America held hostage just two hundred 746 00:46:59,715 --> 00:47:02,155 Speaker 1: and three days until the scheduled end of his lame 747 00:47:02,235 --> 00:47:05,355 Speaker 1: duck and lame brain term unless he is moved sooner 748 00:47:05,395 --> 00:47:07,875 Speaker 1: by MAGA and Jeffrey Epstein, or the pavement on his 749 00:47:07,995 --> 00:47:11,235 Speaker 1: hand or a stuck escalator or a psychopathy test or 750 00:47:11,315 --> 00:47:14,275 Speaker 1: tile and all, or that judge guy he doesn't like, 751 00:47:14,315 --> 00:47:18,675 Speaker 1: who's actually a girl, Or if he says once again, 752 00:47:19,595 --> 00:47:22,435 Speaker 1: someday soon you won't have Trump to kick around anymore, 753 00:47:22,915 --> 00:47:26,075 Speaker 1: or whatever the quote was. The next scheduled countdown is Thursday. 754 00:47:26,155 --> 00:47:28,795 Speaker 1: Until then, I'm Keith Alderman. Good morning, good afternoon, good night, 755 00:47:29,635 --> 00:47:51,755 Speaker 1: and good luck. Countdown with Keith Olderman is a production 756 00:47:52,035 --> 00:47:57,315 Speaker 1: of iHeartRadio. For more podcasts from iHeartRadio, visit the iHeartRadio app, 757 00:47:57,395 --> 00:48:00,755 Speaker 1: Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.