Speaker 1: Morning Run with Amy and TJ and iHeartRadio Podcast.
Speaker 2: Good morning everyone, it is of Monday, April twenty eighth.
Speaker 3: Welcome to your Morning Run.
Speaker 1: I'm Amy Robot and I'm TJ Holmes, and I just
Speaker 1: want to in the interest of full disclosure, that you
Speaker 1: know that this is take two on recording this because
Speaker 1: we had the date wrong. This is how we're going
Speaker 1: to start things off on this Monday, folks. Yes it
Speaker 1: is April twenty eighth. Always good to have you with us.
Speaker 1: But let's get going on this Monday. First up, everybody outs.
Speaker 1: The Sistine Chapel is now closed to the public and
Speaker 1: getting ready for the cardinals as preparations get underway for
Speaker 1: the conclave. After a beautiful goodbye to Pope Francis over.
Speaker 2: The weekend and just before francis Is funeral, and unexpected
Speaker 2: and remarkable meeting took place at Saint Peter's Basilica between
Speaker 2: Presidents Trump and Zelenski. Plus a deadly attack at a
Speaker 2: Vancouver street party when a man plowed his suv into
Speaker 2: a crowd, killing at least eleven people and injuring dozens more.
Speaker 1: Also on the run this morning, two men arrested for
Speaker 1: stealing Homeland Security Secretary Christy Nomes purse in DC last week,
Speaker 1: and both men are reportedly in the country illegally. Plus
Speaker 1: President Trump suggests NFL owners are stupid even he was
Speaker 1: worked up and caught off. And this weekend's Shadeur Sanders
Speaker 1: draft drama.
Speaker 2: And a disgusting story about an NFL coach's son who
Speaker 2: took advantage of Sander's story with an awful prank call
Speaker 2: to him. Plus Christopher Columbus is making a comeback President
Speaker 2: Trump announcing that Columbus Day is no longer Indigenous People's Day.
Speaker 1: Also on the run this morning, a piece of Titanic
Speaker 1: history sold at auction for hundreds of thousands of dollars
Speaker 1: plot twist, though it didn't even go down with the ship.
Speaker 1: Also at the box office, we have a new phenom.
Speaker 1: Sinners has now pulled off something even Oppenheimer and Barbie couldn't.
Speaker 1: And the newest inductees for the Rock and Roll Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame have been announced. But it's who wasn't on
Speaker 1: the list that is making waves. That one I'm literally
Speaker 1: scratching here as I'm talking to you. One of undoubtedly
Speaker 1: the greatest artists ever on the planet was left off
Speaker 1: very curious.
Speaker 3: As to why two years in a row. By the way,
Speaker 3: it was a double snob.
Speaker 2: All right, we begin our run in Rome. The Sistine
Speaker 2: Chapel has officially been closed to the public as preparations
Speaker 2: for the upcoming conclave are underway today. In fact, this morning,
Speaker 2: more than two hundred and twenty cardinals are meeting at
Speaker 2: the Vatican right now to decide the exact date of
Speaker 2: the conclave.
Speaker 1: So as of this recording, we're still a waiting official
Speaker 1: word from the Vatican, but we know it's going to
Speaker 1: be some time between May fifth and May tenth. It
Speaker 1: has to be. There's kind of a formula here. Nine
Speaker 1: days of morning has to happen that began when Pope
Speaker 1: Francis funeral. That started with his funeral on Saturday, but
Speaker 1: then within fifteen to twenty days from the date of
Speaker 1: his death, which was last Monday, they have to start
Speaker 1: the conclave. So you put all those numbers together, that's
Speaker 1: how we know it has to happen between May fifth
Speaker 1: and May tenth. One hundred and thirty five of the cardinals,
Speaker 1: just that number is going to be eligible to vote
Speaker 1: because only cardinals under the age of eighty can pick
Speaker 1: the new pope.
Speaker 2: That's right, and tens of thousands of people lined up
Speaker 2: to visit Pope Francis tomb over the weekend after his
Speaker 2: funeral on Saturday morning. The tomb is a simple marble
Speaker 2: tomb with only the inscription Franciscus on it, as he requested.
Speaker 2: The marble is from the town where his grandparents lived
Speaker 2: in northwest Italy, and directly above his tomb is a
Speaker 2: crucifix with a single spotlight on it. The Vatican sent
Speaker 2: out an image of it. It had a single white
Speaker 2: rose lying on top of it, and it was perfect.
Speaker 2: It just looks simply beautiful.
Speaker 1: It's elegant, it's beautiful, nothing fancy. If you didn't know
Speaker 1: any better, you wouldn't know anybody of import necessarily would
Speaker 1: be there. It is gorgeous. I didn't know the detail
Speaker 1: about the.
Speaker 3: Marble from yeah, that's really cool.
Speaker 1: That is really really cool. But yes, people have been
Speaker 1: filing through there. The pope is the first pope in
Speaker 1: more than a century to be buried outside Vatican City.
Speaker 1: He chose this particular shirt Saint Mary Major as his
Speaker 1: final resting places, a basilica that was near and dear
Speaker 1: to him. So because of that, because he was going
Speaker 1: to be leaving, not be buried in the Vatican, so
Speaker 1: after his funeral on Saturday, his coffin had to be
Speaker 1: moved to the Basilica. That allowed for a beautiful procession. Again,
Speaker 1: it's something we have never seen. Nobody on earth has
Speaker 1: seen this before.
Speaker 2: That's right, because it's been more than a century. So
Speaker 2: it was so impressive to witness. Yes, we got up
Speaker 2: at four am to watch the funeral and the procession.
Speaker 2: The Pope's coffin was traveling in his beloved white Pope Mobile.
Speaker 2: That was the last time we saw him actually alive.
Speaker 3: With the people.
Speaker 2: So pretty cool to see that same white Pope mobile,
Speaker 2: a mobile going through all the sites. You could see,
Speaker 2: the Colosseum, the streets of Rome, and thousands of people
Speaker 2: lined those streets, cheering, clapping, capturing the historic event on
Speaker 2: their phones, all to pay their final respects to him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was all on Saturday. But then on Sunday
Speaker 1: there was a special mass for the Pope in Saint
Speaker 1: Peter's Square, made even more notable because it was led
Speaker 1: by Cardinal Pietro apparently, who just so happens to be
Speaker 1: the favorite to become the next Pope. I say Pope,
Speaker 1: I say favorite, not our favorite. Yes, there are actually
Speaker 1: people out here who are taking bets on who's going
Speaker 1: to be the next guy. He is a favorite. If
Speaker 1: you want to go put money on it, you can.
Speaker 2: But that seems sacrilegious to bet on who the next
Speaker 2: pope is.
Speaker 1: It sounds like modern times. Sounds like us. Nothing is
Speaker 1: sacred as sounds like us.
Speaker 3: That's fair. At least it sounds like America, all right.
Speaker 3: Next up on the run.
Speaker 2: Just before the Pope's funeral on Saturday, there was another
Speaker 2: remarkable site to witness. If you haven't looked online, the
Speaker 2: picture is everywhere.
Speaker 3: It was a really cool.
Speaker 2: Scene, an impromptu meeting between President Trump and President Zelenski.
Speaker 2: They were literally sitting knee to knee in red velvet
Speaker 2: chairs in a corner of Saint Peter's Basilica, near the
Speaker 2: entrance of all things.
Speaker 1: Of all places, for this to happen, these two men
Speaker 1: sat down and are talking about ending a war at
Speaker 1: the pope's funeral, sitting in one of the most pressure
Speaker 1: places in all the land. Probably it was, and it
Speaker 1: wasn't supposed to happen, right, This was the first face
Speaker 1: to face meeting they've hadded, since that other one, you
Speaker 1: might remember two months ago in a different location, it
Speaker 1: was contentious in the Oval office, you know what we're
Speaker 1: talking about. And this one only happened in Rome because
Speaker 1: they just happened to be walking in together. They just
Speaker 1: happened to They literally bumped into each other exactly and
Speaker 1: decided to sit down and have a seat. This was
Speaker 1: a cool scene. But to think that something was negotiated there.
Speaker 1: I can't wait to hear how this all plays out.
Speaker 1: But the White House did not release any official account
Speaker 1: of what the two men said, but Trump spoke about
Speaker 1: it to reporters, said Zelensky seemed calmer and that he
Speaker 1: thinks he wants to make a deal.
Speaker 2: Trump also notably criticized Russian President Putin once again, saying
Speaker 2: this time I want him to stop shooting, sit down
Speaker 2: and sign a deal. We have the confines of a deal,
Speaker 2: I believe, and I want him to sign it and
Speaker 2: be done with it and just go back to life. Yesterday,
Speaker 2: Secretary of Saint Marco Rubio referenced the President's waning patients,
Speaker 2: saying this week will be a really important week in
Speaker 2: peace negotiations for the United States, saying we have to
Speaker 2: make a determination about whether this is an endeavor that
Speaker 2: we want to continue to be involved in.
Speaker 3: Let's hope that meaning that the Vatican moves the needle.
Speaker 1: Our next leg of our run Texas to Vancouver now,
Speaker 1: where a thirty year old Canadian man is in custody
Speaker 1: after police say he drove into a group of people
Speaker 1: celebrating during a Filipino street festival over the weekend, killing
Speaker 1: at least eleven injuring more than two dozen others, and
Speaker 1: officials say they expect that death told to rise. The
Speaker 1: victims right now range in age from just five years
Speaker 1: old to sixty.
Speaker 2: Five, So sad and for now. Police have charged Kai
Speaker 2: g Adam Lowe with eight counts of second degree murder.
Speaker 2: Police have ruled out terrorism as a motive, saying they
Speaker 2: are very familiar with low because they've had significant contact
Speaker 2: with him over mental health issues in the past.
Speaker 1: This attack happened just after eight pm, where witnesses describe
Speaker 1: the street as wall to wall with people lined up
Speaker 1: for food following a concert there. According to reports, a
Speaker 1: black suv that Lowe was driving initially moved cautiously and
Speaker 1: then rapidly accelerated and plow into the crowd. There to
Speaker 1: hear that they expect the death sold to go up.
Speaker 1: You can to hold your breath.
Speaker 2: Like how much yeah, is he going to go on?
Speaker 2: They said more than twenty four people have been injured
Speaker 2: and some of those injuries were very serious and critical.
Speaker 2: We will keep you updated on that story. But next
Speaker 2: up on the run. Police have arrested two men they
Speaker 2: say are responsible for stealing Homeland Security Secretary Christy Nome's
Speaker 2: purse on Easter Sunday, authorities arrested the main suspect and
Speaker 2: they named him forty nine year old Chilean national, Mario
Speaker 2: bustamante Leva, and on Saturday. That happened on Saturday, and
Speaker 2: then on Sunday they arrested a second man. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Police say both men are in the country illegally and
Speaker 1: that Bousta monte Leva is a serial offender responsible for
Speaker 1: several other recent thefts in the area of The men
Speaker 1: reportedly tried to use Nome's credit card and access her
Speaker 1: electronic devices.
Speaker 2: According to police, boustamante Leva sat next to Nome and
Speaker 2: her family and slid his foot under her chair dragged
Speaker 2: her purse over to him. He then hid it in
Speaker 2: his coat and walked right by several Secret Service agents
Speaker 2: as he left the restaurant. Please don't believe that Nome
Speaker 2: was targeted. But inside her purse was her driver's license,
Speaker 2: her apartment keys, blank checks, her DHS security badge, her passport,
Speaker 2: and three thousand dollars in cash.
Speaker 1: What she had to tell reporters saying, this individual is
Speaker 1: a career criminal who has been in our country illegally
Speaker 1: for years. Unfortunately, so many families in this country have
Speaker 1: been made victims by crime, and that's why President Trump
Speaker 1: is working every single day to make America safe and
Speaker 1: get these criminal aliens off of our streets. This is
Speaker 1: an incredible story. I've said to you, dude, they did
Speaker 1: they ever figure out what they had done and who
Speaker 1: they had done it to? More particularly, I don't know.
Speaker 2: They might not have known, but once they started trying
Speaker 2: to access her ATM or her at least all of
Speaker 2: her credit cards, that's how they were pretty quickly.
Speaker 1: Yew the story. Though. Now as much as the Trump
Speaker 1: administration has talked during the campaign.
Speaker 4: About getting illegals, in their words, getting illegals out and
Speaker 4: the harm they're doing, now a member of the cabinet
Speaker 4: has possibly been the victim of a crime committed by
Speaker 4: someone in the country who was undocumented.
Speaker 1: What do you think they're going to do with that story?
Speaker 2: Well, it's going to be a big part of the
Speaker 2: story going forward, for sure, and we won't This isn't
Speaker 2: the last we'll hear of it.
Speaker 3: That is definitely, we know that much, all right. Next
Speaker 3: up on the Run, The NFL.
Speaker 2: Draft drama surrounding Shadeur Sanders had everybody talking over the weekend.
Speaker 2: Even President Trump was all fired up about it.
Speaker 1: Yes, Sanders, of course, the superstar Colorado quarterback and son
Speaker 1: of Hall of Famer Dion Sanders, was finally drafted by
Speaker 1: the Cleveland Browns on Saturday after he suffered perhaps the
Speaker 1: most unprecedented drop by a player in NFL draft history.
Speaker 1: He had been projected at one point not too long ago,
Speaker 1: to possibly be the number one overall player drafted. Even
Speaker 1: if he wasn't, people saying, yeah, he might drop to
Speaker 1: the top three, and even if that he was deafinitely
Speaker 1: going to go in the first round. That was all
Speaker 1: the talk. This dude felled and was eventually taken in
Speaker 1: the fifth round.
Speaker 2: His drop was an ongoing I mean, you were following
Speaker 2: it minute by minute. You had your phone up the
Speaker 2: whole time during the weekend.
Speaker 3: So yeah, you were.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll talk about that movie in a second, but yes,
Speaker 2: you were on pins and needles. But yeah, it was
Speaker 2: increasingly confusing because everybody was talking about it. Even the President,
Speaker 2: as we mentioned, chimed in expressing his bewilderment of the
Speaker 2: massive drop that happened. In true Trump fashion, he wrote
Speaker 2: on social media, what is wrong with NFL owners? Are
Speaker 2: they stupid? Deon Sanders was a great college football player
Speaker 2: and was even greater in the NFL. He's also a
Speaker 2: very good coach, street wise and smart. Therefore, Shador, his
Speaker 2: quarterback son, has phenomenal genes and is all set for greatness.
Speaker 2: He should be picked immediately by a team.
Speaker 3: That wants to win. Good luck, Shador, and say hello
Speaker 3: to your wonderful father. You can't make it up.
Speaker 1: But all that's going on in the world, it did
Speaker 1: reach that level. It's all the draft was going on.
Speaker 1: But it was the story of the weekend in sports,
Speaker 1: and these stories the weekend of the draft. But yeah,
Speaker 1: the President decided to chime in on it in true
Speaker 1: Trump fashion. I didn't mind it so much, but say
Speaker 1: with us here on this Monday morning, Ron. When we
Speaker 1: come back, we're not done with the Shadur Sanders story.
Speaker 1: Why the NFL have to open an investigation into a
Speaker 1: prank call to Schaduur, Well, we now know who did
Speaker 1: it and you won't believe who's responsible. Also coming up,
Speaker 1: Columbus is getting his day back. Also a Titanic piece
Speaker 1: of history being sold for four hundred thousand dollars, but
Speaker 1: it actually didn't go down with the ship and Centners
Speaker 1: is now a phenom. All right, welcome back, and we
Speaker 1: continue on this Monday Morning, Ron, We continue with Chadour
Speaker 1: Sanders adding to his drama over the weekend. The NFL
Speaker 1: opened an investigation into a pretty disgusting prank call to
Speaker 1: Sanders from someone pretending to be an NFL team representative,
Speaker 1: and now it's been revealed the son of an NFL
Speaker 1: coach was behind it. This happened on Friday, and Robes,
Speaker 1: this was even worse. Of course, his kid was going
Speaker 1: through it, but cameras were on him and this was
Speaker 1: all caught on live cameras. It was being streamed at
Speaker 1: the time, and it was just it was an awful moment.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was surrounded by his supporters when Shador got
Speaker 2: a call from someone claiming to be with the New
Speaker 2: Orleans Saints who said they were going to pick Shadoor
Speaker 2: but that he'd have to wait a little while longer,
Speaker 2: and then abruptly hung up. Sanders had a confused look
Speaker 2: on his face and said, what does that mean? Well,
Speaker 2: now it turns out twenty one year old Jax Ulbrich
Speaker 2: is responsible for that prank call.
Speaker 1: Yeah. This twenty one year old is the son of
Speaker 1: Atlanta Falcons defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich, who says he had
Speaker 1: no knowledge of this ahead of time. But according to
Speaker 1: the team, the younger Ulbrich unintentionally came across the draft
Speaker 1: contact phone number for Shador Sanders off an iPad while
Speaker 1: visiting his parents' home and wrote the number down to
Speaker 1: later conduct a prank call. So he didn't go looking
Speaker 1: for the number, but his dad apparently left it out.
Speaker 1: This was a number that nobody had. This wasn't shadur
Speaker 1: Yeah cell phone number. It was a brand new phone
Speaker 1: that only NFL teams had the number two. It was
Speaker 1: bought specifically for the draft. So he ultimately the kid
Speaker 1: did gave the number to an unidentified friend, who was
Speaker 1: then the one who actually made the call, but Jax
Speaker 1: Ulbrich was there when it happened.
Speaker 2: So Jax the Son apologized, writing on social media. What
Speaker 2: I did was completely inexcusable, embarrassing, and shameful. I'm so
Speaker 2: sorry I took away from your moment. It was selfish
Speaker 2: and childish. I made a terrible mistake and messed with
Speaker 2: that moment. He went on to thank Shador for taking
Speaker 2: his call and accepting his apology, which actually was pretty
Speaker 2: dang cool of Shador to do.
Speaker 1: I am a bigger look you and I You and
Speaker 1: I watch college football. Colorado was must see TV because
Speaker 1: of this kid. Him the Travis Hunter loved watching. I
Speaker 1: was a fan of this kid. Now I'm rooting for
Speaker 1: him harder than I could ever imagine. Exactly what was
Speaker 1: done to him in this draft, what he had to endure,
Speaker 1: what he had to do with media, what he had
Speaker 1: to do with unnamed sources talking about his character that
Speaker 1: now has hurt his career and in this foolishness, first
Speaker 1: Jersey NFL Jersey I will ever buy, We'll say Shader
Speaker 1: sanders On, I love that. All right. We'll continue a
Speaker 1: run now with Columbus. He no longer will have to
Speaker 1: share his day because President Trump says Columbus Day, well,
Speaker 1: once again belong to Columbus and Columbus alone.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: No more Indigenous People's Day, which has been celebrated the
Speaker 2: past several years on the same day as Columbus Day.
Speaker 2: Actually here in New York, I don't know what to
Speaker 2: call it. It's confusing, you know. We've been going back
Speaker 2: and forth because there's still a Columbus Day parade, but
Speaker 2: it was not okay to call it Columbus Day, so
Speaker 2: we had to call it Indigenous People's Day.
Speaker 3: So yeah.
Speaker 2: In the entire theme of President Trump trying to go
Speaker 2: against wokeness, this is another one of his moves. He
Speaker 2: says Indigenous People's Day actually was never made a federal holiday.
Speaker 2: It was something President Biden declared through presidential proclamation each year.
Speaker 1: So don't expect that same proclamation this year. President Trump
Speaker 1: announced on Truth Social he'es quote bringing Columbus Day back
Speaker 1: from the ashes is how he put it. He went
Speaker 1: on to say, the Democrats did everything possible to destroy
Speaker 1: Christopher Columbus, his reputation, all the Italians that led him
Speaker 1: so much. They tore down his statues and put up
Speaker 1: nothing but woke or even worse, nothing at all. Well,
Speaker 1: you'll be happy to know Christopher is going to make
Speaker 1: a major comeback. I'm here by reinstating Columbus Day under
Speaker 1: the same rules, dates, and locations as it has had
Speaker 1: for all the many decades before, and.
Speaker 2: The previous proclamations recognized the inherent sovereignty of indigenous peoples
Speaker 2: and the importance of upholding the rights and dignity of
Speaker 2: the indigenous people who were here long before the colonization
Speaker 2: of America's began. And for the record, I believe, hopefully
Speaker 2: we're all still being taught this hope we were taught
Speaker 2: in school. Columbus never actually set foot in America. It
Speaker 2: was the West Indies.
Speaker 3: Correct.
Speaker 1: I do not remember being combat in school.
Speaker 3: Oh, okay, I do. With the West Indies.
Speaker 1: I believe fourteen hundred and niney two Columbus sale the
Speaker 1: Ocean blue.
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess that's yeah, that's a fair point.
Speaker 1: It depends on how you want to look at this.
Speaker 1: He was He's responsible for opening up a trade route
Speaker 1: and connecting two different worlds because he traveled across Give
Speaker 1: him credit for that. If other people say, or let's
Speaker 1: ask other people, he's responsible for some of the worst
Speaker 1: atrocities on people who are already here. And he landed
Speaker 1: West Indies with Bahamas and a couple of places he's
Speaker 1: never set foot. It's so amazing that we argue over
Speaker 1: a guy who's a hero who discovered a land that.
Speaker 3: He never stopped at foot.
Speaker 1: That's where we are. We continue now on our run
Speaker 1: on this Monday morning with the Titanic. A piece of
Speaker 1: Titanic memorabilia just sold for four hundred thousand dollars at auction.
Speaker 1: What's unique about this particular piece of Titanic history is
Speaker 1: that it didn't actually go down with the ship.
Speaker 2: Rather, it's a letter dated April tenth, nineteen twelve, that is,
Speaker 2: five days before the Titanic went down. Was written by
Speaker 2: Colonel Archibald Gracie, an American real estate investor who was
Speaker 2: a first class passenger aboard Titanic.
Speaker 1: So what happened was he got on board, he wrote
Speaker 1: the letter to a friend and mailed the letter when
Speaker 1: the Titanic made a stop in Ireland. The letter reached
Speaker 1: its destination in London, a couple of days before the
Speaker 1: ship actually went down. So what is fascinating collectors and
Speaker 1: historians about this letter is not just its existence, but
Speaker 1: because of one particular line that Gracie excuse me wrote
Speaker 1: that proved to be an eerie bit of foreshadow.
Speaker 2: Describing Titanic, Gracie says in the letter, it is a
Speaker 2: fine ship, but I shall await my journey's end before
Speaker 2: I passed judgment on her.
Speaker 3: Oh ki. Yeah, the letter was won by an anonymous bidder.
Speaker 2: Gracie was the great uncle of the seller, and he
Speaker 2: actually managed to survive the sinking and even wrote a
Speaker 2: book about his experience. But wahmah, he died eight months
Speaker 2: after the sinking, but he got the book out and
Speaker 2: the letter is now in someone's very expensive hands.
Speaker 1: He is considered one of the His book is one
Speaker 1: of the greatest accounts of a first person. But he
Speaker 1: died because he didn't never fully physically recover. Wow after yeah,
Speaker 1: you survived that until that did so he's kind of
Speaker 1: still died in the Titanic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he kind of did.
Speaker 1: Huh. We'll continue on the run here on this Monday
Speaker 1: morning with a phenom at the box office. We're talking
Speaker 1: about sinners. It is now a phenomenon. The horror flick
Speaker 1: Storry Michael B. Jordan has pulled off what's a rare
Speaker 1: and seemingly impossible feat these days for a major movie.
Speaker 1: It made just about as much money as its second
Speaker 1: weekend as it did in its opening weekend. That's almost
Speaker 1: unheard of these days.
Speaker 2: All movies have a second weekend drop, and it's an
Speaker 2: important industry measure of just how a film is doing.
Speaker 2: If a movie drops fifty percent from its first weekend
Speaker 2: to its second, that's actually considered acceptable, even good in
Speaker 2: some circles.
Speaker 1: Cinners dropped about six. Fifty percent is considered acceptable. It
Speaker 1: dropped six, so it made forty five million dollars estimated
Speaker 1: at the box office this weekend. Domestically, it made forty
Speaker 1: eight million in its opening weekend. That's a six percent drop.
Speaker 1: That's the lowest such drop that we've seen since Avatar
Speaker 1: back in two thousand and nine.
Speaker 2: That's called word of mouth and a really dang good
Speaker 2: film that we saw. On the second weekend, we actually
Speaker 2: couldn't find a theater. It was all sold out and
Speaker 2: we had to go to our third choice, we.
Speaker 1: Fills in a weird, kind of weird We like to
Speaker 1: go to eleven thirty am showings and very.
Speaker 3: Early showing no one's there, and we love that.
Speaker 1: When you were looking for this movie and you're looking
Speaker 1: for an eleven thirty showing and it was almost full,
Speaker 1: we both say, all it, this movie's gonna do gangbusters
Speaker 1: this weekend. Yeah, And sure enough it played out.
Speaker 3: We could tell. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So for some more perspective, Oppenheimer dropped forty three percent,
Speaker 2: Barbie dropped forty two point six percent, Gladiator two dropped
Speaker 2: forty three point six percent, so on and on and on.
Speaker 2: These are all major, like mega hit movies that dropped
Speaker 2: about fifty percent the second weekend. So it's just I mean,
Speaker 2: I can't wait to see what it does next weekend.
Speaker 3: Go out and see it.
Speaker 1: It was amazing and the music listening, we're big on
Speaker 1: the It's replaced Snow White Form my soundtrack, favorite soundtrack
Speaker 1: for the year. Continuing now on our morning run, continue
Speaker 1: with some music here, right, The twenty twenty five class
Speaker 1: of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees has just
Speaker 1: been announced, So forgive us here, but we're going to
Speaker 1: start with who did not get in? Mariah Carey. Mariah
Speaker 1: Carey didn't get in. This is our second straight year
Speaker 1: that she has been nominated and has been passed over.
Speaker 2: Yeah, obviously her credentials are ridiculous. I love this fun fact.
Speaker 2: Only the Beatles have more number one songs, and her
Speaker 2: debut album was number one for eleven weeks. So if
Speaker 2: she wasn't good enough to make the cut, you might
Speaker 2: be saying, who did.
Speaker 1: Cyndi lauper like that one?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I did pretty good outcast, very cool, very nice edition. Okay,
Speaker 1: Joe Cocker.
Speaker 3: Yes, seventies legend.
Speaker 1: What's that? It's the song he did? That was a
Speaker 1: Beatles song. That's the one that I was playing it
Speaker 1: this morning, and it's the famous one. I'll look it
Speaker 1: up here in a second. White Stripes, tell me you
Speaker 1: know that one?
Speaker 2: No, but I know bad company coming. Yeah, sound Garden.
Speaker 2: That's from the nineties, right, they were a big band
Speaker 2: back then. Chubby Checker, Twist, Let's twist again.
Speaker 3: You were playing all the music this morning.
Speaker 2: Lobbying, by the way, for Checker has been going on
Speaker 2: for decades, so this was a big, big win for him. Finally,
Speaker 2: performers become eligible twenty five years after their first commercial release,
Speaker 2: and about twelve hundred industry types vote for who they
Speaker 2: want in It is wild though that Mariah Carey didn't
Speaker 2: make the cut.
Speaker 3: It's kind of crazy.
Speaker 1: Well, well you argue, okay, she wasn't a rock and roll person, Fine,
Speaker 1: but Whitney Houston's in, NWA, rap Rube is in. I mean,
Speaker 1: so there's yeah, and some of these people have touched
Speaker 1: I guess rock in some way form of Janet Jackson
Speaker 1: is in. She had I guess one big rock hit
Speaker 1: if you will. But they've argued that the Rock and
Speaker 1: Roll Hall of Fame has not been kind to women.
Speaker 2: Yeah over the years.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's interesting.
Speaker 1: I think only two women were nominated and only one
Speaker 1: got in, Cidey Lamper and Mariah Carey. And Mariah doesn't
Speaker 1: make the cut. They have us we shall see, all right. Well, no,
Speaker 1: we're not going to continue. We're going to wrap up
Speaker 1: the run here by giving you something to consider as
Speaker 1: you go about your day.
Speaker 3: It's our quart of the day that's right here.
Speaker 2: It's a little bit long, but it's you'll understand the
Speaker 2: point of the quote, and it's a good Monday motivation quote.
Speaker 2: Keep going, no matter what, you keep moving. I know
Speaker 2: you've heard this before, but life is not a sprint.
Speaker 2: It's a marathon. We go through seasons, darkness and light, darkness,
Speaker 2: and light, and we are strengthened by adversity.
Speaker 1: That's a wonderful quote. If we sometimes I don't think
Speaker 1: we should give the names. Right, would you take advice
Speaker 1: differently based on who was giving it, if you just
Speaker 1: hear it advice, quality advice no matter who said it.
Speaker 3: Yes, I think so too.
Speaker 2: But it's really fun in this one, especially to know
Speaker 2: who said it. Dion Sanders, and I just.
Speaker 3: Thought about I saw this. I thought about what his
Speaker 3: son's going through.
Speaker 2: And when your son's going through something, you're going through something,
Speaker 2: maybe even more so, this was a cool quote that
Speaker 2: maybe he'll even lean on and shar will lean on.
Speaker 3: Today. I will give it to you one more time.
Speaker 3: Keep going, no matter what you keep moving.
Speaker 2: I know you've heard this before, but life is not
Speaker 2: a sprint, it's a marathon. We go through seasons, darkness
Speaker 2: and light, darkness and light, and we are strengthened by adversity.
Speaker 2: And with that, hope you have a wonderful Monday. Thanks
Speaker 2: for running with us.
Speaker 1: I'm am A Robots and I'm TJ. Holmes. We'll see
Speaker 1: you on the run of Marble