Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty arms Strong
Speaker 1: and Getty and no he Armstrong and Yetty Tony Garbage
Speaker 1: Ice floating down there is your supporters.
Speaker 2: We have to stop pointing fingers and start locking arms.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump's got this big rally going at Madison Square Garden.
Speaker 3: There's a direct parallel to a big rally that happened
Speaker 3: in the mid nineteen thirties at Madison Square Garden. And
Speaker 3: don't think that he doesn't know for one second exactly
Speaker 3: what they're doing there.
Speaker 1: I know this sounds bizarre. It sounds like I said
Speaker 1: this five years ago. You'd lock me up. I gotta
Speaker 1: lock him up.
Speaker 2: It is time to turn the page on the drama
Speaker 2: and the conflict, the fear division.
Speaker 4: Let me ask you tonight, do you think Donald Trump
Speaker 4: is a fascist?
Speaker 1: Yes? I do, Yes, I do.
Speaker 5: You know, Brian not supposed to say this out loud
Speaker 5: from a different kind of show, but they did the
Speaker 5: exact same thing as that on Morning Joe on MSNBC
Speaker 5: Today with Trump. And this is one of the things
Speaker 5: that's driven me crazy about politics. My whole adult life
Speaker 5: following politics is if you follow any candidate very much,
Speaker 5: they do the whole My opponent is evil. Then they'll say,
Speaker 5: like twenty seconds later, we need to all come together
Speaker 5: and stop pointing fingers. My opponent's hitler. We need to
Speaker 5: start stop calling people names and love the devices rhetoric. Right,
Speaker 5: it's just a common thing in politics. It's driven me
Speaker 5: crazy my whole life.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's hilarious.
Speaker 5: That's hilarious her saying we need to stop, you know
Speaker 5: whatever she said and join arms.
Speaker 1: What you call Trump a fascist?
Speaker 4: Speaking of unintended comedy, this is great. Sent along by
Speaker 4: alert listener Frank. This is from a college, an actual college.
Speaker 4: It's a poster. Election anxiety is real. And there's a
Speaker 4: guy in the fetal position.
Speaker 1: Grows somebodys.
Speaker 4: He's sitting in the fetal position with a cloud over
Speaker 4: his head, with eyes tearing. And there's a woman with
Speaker 4: her hand on her forehead with her head bowed. She
Speaker 4: just can't take it. Election anxiety is real. Votes are
Speaker 4: in and emotions are running high across the country. While
Speaker 4: some may feel joyful and triumphant, others might be grappling
Speaker 4: with disappointment, fear, and confusion.
Speaker 1: It's not that confusion.
Speaker 5: You see, we got two candidates, one of them gets
Speaker 5: elected one dozens.
Speaker 1: Have I cleared up your Confusionaire Junior Gallop.
Speaker 4: This is the colleges. Students have a place to glow,
Speaker 4: to go twenty twenty four election, brave spaces open. So
Speaker 4: it's not a safe space, it's a brave space. You're
Speaker 4: going there to be brave. It's brave to go to
Speaker 4: a space that's safe. So we're calling these brave spaces.
Speaker 4: You've got to be kidding me.
Speaker 5: That's the most twisted.
Speaker 1: Logic I've ever heard. So you're so upset by just life.
Speaker 5: That you need to go into a special room with
Speaker 5: puppies and coloring books, and they're calling that a brave
Speaker 5: space because you're so brave. Right to be reduced to
Speaker 5: tears by an election? Hey, kids, word of the wise,
Speaker 5: we have these bitches every four years.
Speaker 1: You're gonna have to get used to it.
Speaker 5: And you know what, if you count the offul year,
Speaker 5: we got them every two years.
Speaker 1: Ah, Can I gets scary?
Speaker 5: Can I start calling the cheesecake factory that help spa
Speaker 5: with some sort of twisted logic?
Speaker 4: Also, let me continue on with a poster coping with
Speaker 4: post election anxiety, go to a brave space, reach out
Speaker 4: to others. Gotta keep a journal, keep a journal, practice
Speaker 4: self care, and avoid over extending yourself. You don't have
Speaker 4: to struggle alone. There will be free comfort snacks.
Speaker 1: I hate the term self care so much.
Speaker 5: Almost everybody I know who talks about self care spends
Speaker 5: the majority of their life caring for themselves.
Speaker 4: Twenty twenty four Election, Brave Spaces, Open Wow Journal, self care.
Speaker 5: So I thought about grabbing the audio with this. I
Speaker 5: didn't know if we legally could or not. Mark Alperna
Speaker 5: was on a different radio show. He said this, and
Speaker 5: I thought it was damned interesting. And I'm sure he
Speaker 5: got a hell of a lot of pushback on this,
Speaker 5: But he thinks there's gonna be more of a mental,
Speaker 5: possibly violent breakdown on the left if Trump wins off
Speaker 5: than on the right if Harris wins. And the question was,
Speaker 5: why do you think that, and he said, for to
Speaker 5: me the obvious reasons. People on the left care way
Speaker 5: more about government than people on the right. People on
Speaker 5: the right want half the government to go away. We
Speaker 5: love it when the government shuts down. Right, the less government,
Speaker 5: the better, whereas on the left do you feel like
Speaker 5: government is the answer to all problems, and so the
Speaker 5: wrong person running everything that you think is so important
Speaker 5: makes you not plus thing Plus then there's the you know,
Speaker 5: the overall personality type. Yeah, I would agree, because not
Speaker 5: only do Democrats, liberals, progressives want big government, but they
Speaker 5: think government is the solution to everything that ails them
Speaker 5: all the problems they see in society, and they see
Speaker 5: a lot of problems that in my mind don't exist.
Speaker 5: I mean, I just you've got to remember that a
Speaker 5: certain percentage of each side believes the most extreme rhetoric
Speaker 5: of their side, and Trump's extreme rhetoric is Kamala's a
Speaker 5: jackass and she won't be a good president.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: You can talk about communists.
Speaker 4: And that sort of thing, because I think there are
Speaker 4: a lot of neo Marxist running around. But the idea
Speaker 4: that Trump will never permit another election. He will rule
Speaker 4: like Hitler. He will break up gay marriages, he will
Speaker 4: end into racial marriages. Women will be hunted down for
Speaker 4: having an abortion, your period will be monitored. I mean,
Speaker 4: all of that Looney Tunes Project twenty twenty five crap
Speaker 4: that they're talking about.
Speaker 5: A certain percentage of people believe that stuff. So, yeah,
Speaker 5: they'll freak out. I realize to go to a brave space.
Speaker 5: I realize some of you, if you haven't already tuned
Speaker 5: out a screaming at the radio, Hello January sixth, Yeah,
Speaker 5: I mean, yeah, those people reacting strongly to an election
Speaker 5: not going the direction they wanted.
Speaker 1: One hundred percent.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a stupid angry riot where a bunch of people
Speaker 4: got arrested for it.
Speaker 5: But there's no doubt that if you're a person of
Speaker 5: the left, you care, you want government to be more
Speaker 5: about your life, more of your life to be about
Speaker 5: the government than than people on the right.
Speaker 1: There's no doubt.
Speaker 5: My concern is that when the left wins, that the
Speaker 5: government grows and becomes more of my life.
Speaker 1: I want less. I want less of it. All amen
Speaker 1: to that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the idea of Elon Musk and that other bloke
Speaker 4: who I mentioned the other day committing themselves to trying
Speaker 4: to reduce the size of government. If that's all Trump
Speaker 4: could accomplish, Oh how wonderful would that be. It's a
Speaker 4: talk about fantasy land. I realize it's it's unlikely, but man,
Speaker 4: I'd love to see him try.
Speaker 5: If you haven't seen the picture, of how easy it
Speaker 5: is to turn a candy corn into Trump. You need
Speaker 5: to look that up. It's damned funny. I almost want
Speaker 5: to do that on a whole bunch of candy corns
Speaker 5: and hand him out tonight to kids. Because you got
Speaker 5: the white, orange yellow. You put a little tie in
Speaker 5: the white that looks like his shirt, the orange just
Speaker 5: his face, and then give us his air.
Speaker 1: I mean, it just takes. It doesn't take much. It's
Speaker 1: really hilarious.
Speaker 5: Anyway, more serious topic, I was trying to figure out
Speaker 5: how I'm going to watch on Tuesday. Chris Steyerwalt, who's
Speaker 5: on NewsNation. He's there, Polster there. Remember he got fired
Speaker 5: by Fox for calling Arizona correctly. You know what.
Speaker 4: We got an email about that, and it changed my mind.
Speaker 4: They explained how he was way premature and got really
Speaker 4: really lucky. I wish I had it in front of
Speaker 4: me because it was a very convincing. But anyway, it's
Speaker 4: just a different take anyway, So Sti Walt's doing what.
Speaker 5: He's He's a guy in News Nation going through all
Speaker 5: their polling, and he tweeted out today if you look
Speaker 5: back on Bush versus Gore with pleasure the poles are
Speaker 5: suggesting you're in for a good time. It's hard to
Speaker 5: say because, like Nate Silver, the famous pollster, says there's
Speaker 5: a sixty percent chance that one of them win six.
Speaker 1: Of the swing states.
Speaker 5: Well, if one of them does that, if either of
Speaker 5: them do that, it's pretty clearcut win. And I don't
Speaker 5: have it in front of me, but I've seen some
Speaker 5: statistics of the early voting on a bunch of different states,
Speaker 5: and it is ginormous. I mean, turnout looks like it
Speaker 5: might be I mean truly amazing.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, so the argument back and forth is and to me,
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, I didn't finish the thought. And if turnout
Speaker 4: is huge and amazing, that makes it less likely that
Speaker 4: it's just so close.
Speaker 5: When people keep using the example of yeah, at twenty twelve,
Speaker 5: all the polls were showing a red wave and it
Speaker 5: didn't happen at all. Trump wasn't on the ballot. That
Speaker 5: is all the difference in the world in terms of
Speaker 5: a motivator. Trump is such a twenty two Do you
Speaker 5: mean twenty twenty two?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: The midterm that was supposed to be the red wave
Speaker 5: that turned out not to be the red wave and
Speaker 5: defied the polls.
Speaker 1: There was no Trump.
Speaker 4: There there are some crappy Trump candidates, but there was
Speaker 4: no Trump, and it was all about abortion.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Trump does not have coattails, just like Obama didn't have coattails.
Speaker 5: Obama was a phenomenon when he was on the ballot.
Speaker 5: People turned out when he wasn't.
Speaker 1: They didn't. Same with Trump. I just think that's so
Speaker 1: obviously true.
Speaker 5: Oh but so I'm gonna watch Chris Steierwalter follow his
Speaker 5: Twitter Steve Kornacki of NBC, even though their network is
Speaker 5: so horrible. He's really good at digging into the numbers.
Speaker 5: And I heard him on a conservative podcast yesterday talking
Speaker 5: about counties that he can look at in Pennsylvania that
Speaker 5: he thinks he can tell pretty quickly what direction Pennsylvania
Speaker 5: is gonna go based on previous cycles, which I find
Speaker 5: pretty interesting. Interesting if that sort of thing's been consistent.
Speaker 5: A couple more things I want to jam in. We've
Speaker 5: been talking a lot about the Washington Post thing where
Speaker 5: Bezos decided we're not gonna endorse candidates anymore. People went nuts,
Speaker 5: They've lost order of their subscribers or something like that.
Speaker 5: This story out today the Washington Post is paying to
Speaker 5: boost stories critical.
Speaker 1: Of Trump as subscribers flee.
Speaker 5: So it's not a scandal that news organizations put money
Speaker 5: because we've done this. You can go on Facebook or
Speaker 5: Twitter and pay a couple of bucks. Like if you've
Speaker 5: got a tweet that you really think would be good
Speaker 5: and you want to get it out there more, you
Speaker 5: pay a little money. But the Washington Post is doing
Speaker 5: that on Facebook and Twitter in places with really anti
Speaker 5: Trump stories to try to, you know, reconvince people no, no, no,
Speaker 5: we hate Trump still. I'll bet that whoever's doing that
Speaker 5: is doing that without Bezos's knowledge or without his direction,
Speaker 5: trying to salvage his point of view, his or her
Speaker 5: point of view, probably a her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's possible. Yeah.
Speaker 5: And then this one thing that I came across that
Speaker 5: kind of explains the way a lot of people are voting.
Speaker 5: The share of foreign born population in the United States.
Speaker 6: Is the highest it's ever been, including back in the
Speaker 6: day when you know Ellis Island and all that sort
Speaker 6: of stuff, in the Irish and the Italians and the
Speaker 6: people coming from everywhere.
Speaker 1: We're going back to eighteen fifty.
Speaker 5: Even in eighteen ninety, the previous high point it was
Speaker 5: fourteen point eight percent of the population in the United
Speaker 5: States was foreign born, and you could make a decent
Speaker 5: argument for having a hell of a lot of people
Speaker 5: come into this country from wherever when we were completely
Speaker 5: empty and we were expanding in the States with no people.
Speaker 5: It's now fifteen point six percent. And is that a
Speaker 5: policy that you voted for. Not in the least. But
Speaker 5: we have the highest percentage of foreign board we've ever
Speaker 5: had in this country, and nobody voted for that.
Speaker 4: Now, I'm not saying this is necessarily going to be
Speaker 4: true going forward, But if you want to find a
Speaker 4: fierce patriot, someone who loves this country to their bones,
Speaker 4: show me an immigrant who came from a place within
Speaker 4: a press of government. Man, do they love America, whether
Speaker 4: it's you know, Cuba, or sometimes the Middle East, particularly
Speaker 4: non well anyway, Jews and Christians from the Middle East,
Speaker 4: they love this country to their bones. And I'm hoping
Speaker 4: that trend continues. Although that is certainly not an argument
Speaker 4: for letting in one hundred thousand Venezuelan gang members.
Speaker 1: As you said, nobody voted for this, They just let
Speaker 1: it happen.
Speaker 5: How about we decide how many people we want from
Speaker 5: where and then keep track of who's coming in. Not
Speaker 5: a crazy notion that, by the way, like eighty percent
Speaker 5: of America wants it. More on the way, stay here,
Speaker 5: Armstrong Hengetti.
Speaker 7: Former President Trump's campaign reportedly offered coffee mugs and beer
Speaker 7: coozies that read Latter Day Saints for Trump, but later
Speaker 7: remove the products after it was pointed out then Mormons
Speaker 7: do not drink coffee or beer. They're also no longer
Speaker 7: offering their Jews for Trumps.
Speaker 1: Spiral Hams. It's just funny.
Speaker 5: So we've been playing some Halloween music and sound effects
Speaker 5: as it is Satan's Day and your children are going
Speaker 5: out to get diabetes and two de kay.
Speaker 1: Wow, wow, this is stiff.
Speaker 5: But you played you played Michael Jackson Thriller earlier, and
Speaker 5: I was thinking, I remember when that that video came
Speaker 5: out for Thriller. It was like the most expensive video
Speaker 5: that ever been made or something like that, and he
Speaker 5: had the creepy disfigured face which ended up being not
Speaker 5: near as creepy or as disfigured.
Speaker 1: As his actual face was. Right, that's something. Wow.
Speaker 5: I know my son is gonna do some trigger treating
Speaker 5: in his cow head just because he wants to see
Speaker 5: how people.
Speaker 1: React to it. It's it is a great costume.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I appreciated the picture you tweeted. Let's seem
Speaker 4: it's a really good comments.
Speaker 5: It's a very good one. But you know how little
Speaker 5: kids will say one thousand, million, billion, thousand million when
Speaker 5: they're trying to say a big number. Here's an actual
Speaker 5: big number that I didn't even know existed. Decillion. Google
Speaker 5: is facing a fine of a decillion dollars by a
Speaker 5: Russian court because they banned Russian TV channels. So a
Speaker 5: Russian court found them guilty and find them twenty decillion dollars.
Speaker 5: That is twenty with a one hundred zeros after it.
Speaker 6: It.
Speaker 5: Wow, that's more than all the money that exists in
Speaker 5: the world. Okay, total, that's a heavy fine. I'll leave
Speaker 5: the mark that sends a message that does that should
Speaker 5: be a deterrent. More than all the money that exists
Speaker 5: on the planet.
Speaker 1: With all the.
Speaker 5: Money we've got, obviously we've got the most, China, Russia, everybody, Yes,
Speaker 5: all of your everybody added together, twenty.
Speaker 1: Decillion is more than that.
Speaker 5: So if you want to throw around a big word,
Speaker 5: that's a big number that's actually real.
Speaker 1: I guess why would you what's the point of that
Speaker 1: from the Russian court.
Speaker 5: Where there was where were there people there arguing for
Speaker 5: less or more? And they settled on twenty decillion as
Speaker 5: opposed to making for right exactly?
Speaker 1: How about eighteen decillion.
Speaker 4: It's got a bit of a three Stooges feel to
Speaker 4: it that that's just absurd.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, it is.
Speaker 4: The clowning the very legal process they claim to be
Speaker 4: defending there in Russia. I won't have it coming up.
Speaker 4: The New York Times is out to a rather nefarious
Speaker 4: scheme to try to discredit all conservative media. I'll explain
Speaker 4: it's it's it doesn't It's less complicated than it seems.
Speaker 1: Let's see what else.
Speaker 4: Oh, did you hear about the four Niners fans They
Speaker 4: wouldn't let into the game because.
Speaker 1: They were wearing a mega hat.
Speaker 5: Now is that a no political stuff rule that doesn't
Speaker 5: apply to I'm guessing pride and a whole bunch of
Speaker 5: other political things.
Speaker 1: I'm afraid you'll have to stay tuned. Young Man, Armstrong
Speaker 1: and Getty bring the funk, That's what I say. I
Speaker 1: just read Nate Silver's Twitter account. He's one of the
Speaker 1: best polsters out there.
Speaker 5: He actually started the five thirty eight polling organization, then
Speaker 5: left it and is on his own. But he just
Speaker 5: tweeted out there's a whole bunch of people making s
Speaker 5: up as they go along, which I think is probably true.
Speaker 5: Although his model says that if this might be the
Speaker 5: one I watched the closest, he says that if Harris
Speaker 5: wins Pennsylvania, she's got a ninety chance of winning.
Speaker 1: That's pretty high. So that's the to keep an eye on.
Speaker 5: And it's East coast, so it'll close, you know, early,
Speaker 5: but they don't start counting their ballots till that morning
Speaker 5: because of their state law.
Speaker 1: So who knows when they'll.
Speaker 4: Like absentee and mail in or early votes do they have,
Speaker 4: Like everybody has early voting at this point, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Malings know that, but they don't count so right, Okay, Well,
Speaker 1: what the heck? I wonder?
Speaker 4: I'm really looking forward to election Night number one because
Speaker 4: that'll be the end of this crap, at least this crap.
Speaker 4: There might be different crap, like legal challenges for the
Speaker 4: weeks and.
Speaker 1: Civil war and rights in the street. Yeah, but that'll
Speaker 1: be different crap. At least that's something different to talk about.
Speaker 5: It looks like the Democrats have taken Austin, Texas.
Speaker 1: Forces have been repelled. Oh geez, taken like taking civil rings. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 1: Two self stock up on m O oh.
Speaker 4: So I came across this from a different conservative commentator.
Speaker 4: I don't recall whom exactly, but then Ben Shapiro was
Speaker 4: twitter about it as well, and I've realized it is
Speaker 4: wide spread. Ben writes, if you were wondering what the
Speaker 4: legacy media would plan for its October surprise, wonder no longer.
Speaker 1: It's here today.
Speaker 4: I received the following text from a reporter at the
Speaker 4: New York Times, and it is verbatim what the other
Speaker 4: fella got. And it is good morning, Good day, mister Shapiro.
Speaker 4: I'm Nico Grant, reporter at the New York Times. I
Speaker 4: want to give you an opportunity to comment for an
Speaker 4: upcoming article that takes a look at how political commentators
Speaker 4: have discussed the upcoming election on YouTube. We rely on
Speaker 4: analysis conducted by researchers at Media Matters for America. Oh,
Speaker 4: media Matters, which is a wildly left organization that exists
Speaker 4: to bring down conservative media. By the way, could you
Speaker 4: please provide us a comment or decline Baba, here are
Speaker 4: the points we plan to include.
Speaker 1: Media Matters.
Speaker 4: I identified two hundred and eighty six YouTube videos between
Speaker 4: May and August that contained election misinformation, including narratives that
Speaker 4: have been debunked or are not supported with credible Evan
Speaker 4: researchers identified videos posted by you in those four months
Speaker 4: that contain election misinformation. We feature a clip of you saying, quote,
Speaker 4: you're party rigged many of the voting rules in advance,
Speaker 4: blah blah blah.
Speaker 5: I also have a few questions. Are you a member
Speaker 5: of the YouTube Partner program? If so, how frequently does
Speaker 5: YouTube monetize demonetize your videos? Has YouTube sent you messages, emails,
Speaker 5: or notices in last year that your content contains misinformation?
Speaker 4: Thank you for your time. Ben writes what precisely is
Speaker 4: the New York Times doing? It's perfectly obvious using research
Speaker 4: for Media Matters, a radical left wing organization whose sole
Speaker 4: purpose is destroying conservative media see below, and he illustrates
Speaker 4: all of Media matters efforts to demonetize and deep platform
Speaker 4: even the most legitimate conservative sites in order to pressure
Speaker 4: YouTube to demonetize and penalize any and all conservatives. One
Speaker 4: week from the election, or to scare them in a silence,
Speaker 4: or have you.
Speaker 1: That's the entire game. Here run an.
Speaker 4: Article in America's most trusted newspaper that declares pretty much
Speaker 4: every major conservative a purveyor of misinformation on YouTube, the
Speaker 4: strong arming YouTube into taking action against conservatives. This isn't
Speaker 4: about election misinformation, obviously, it is pretty much everyone knows.
Speaker 4: I've always acknowledged that Joe Biden won the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 4: And if it is election misinformation to point out the
Speaker 4: rigging of the voting rules for election twenty twenty resulting
Speaker 4: in massive mail in voting, in ballot harvesting, then the
Speaker 4: New York Times might want to talk to the New
Speaker 4: York Times and CBS News for starters, et cetera. I
Speaker 4: think this stuff has crested. I think the deep platforming,
Speaker 4: the shaming, the canceling. I think the right has finally
Speaker 4: understood that, oh, just because they called you a racist
Speaker 4: or somebody erasists doesn't make you a racist. Or just
Speaker 4: because they fact checked it doesn't mean they have their
Speaker 4: facts together. If they call it misinformation, disinformation, or it's
Speaker 4: cruel cousin malinformation, that doesn't make it true. And that
Speaker 4: doesn't mean you U should apologize for Jack squad.
Speaker 5: Can we go with a show policy. Let's pick one
Speaker 5: of those words and only use it. Which one do
Speaker 5: you want to go in? I think miss you know
Speaker 5: it's funny once I picked up on the utter phoniness
Speaker 5: of how they just use all sorts of different words
Speaker 5: to make it sound like they're scientists.
Speaker 1: And this is the various sorts of misinformation. And there
Speaker 1: are a variety of ways that you're being duped.
Speaker 4: It's the classic dumb people trying to use big words
Speaker 4: to sound like dumb. Now that I've become aware of it,
Speaker 4: I see it every single day, and it's just hilarious
Speaker 4: misinformation and disinformation.
Speaker 5: Oh no, oh, well, that's twice as bad if it
Speaker 5: were just one of them.
Speaker 4: And to sum up what Ben Shapiro says, by the way,
Speaker 4: even if someone does think Joe Biden did not win
Speaker 4: the election, that's still protected speech on the the First Amendment.
Speaker 1: But that's the point.
Speaker 4: You don't have to pervey misinformation to be the target.
Speaker 1: You just have to support Trump.
Speaker 4: So and he goes into how big YouTube is twenty
Speaker 4: six percent of US adults get news from YouTube. That's
Speaker 4: rather trying to shut it down or pervert it or
Speaker 4: you know, say thats it like the rest of the media.
Speaker 4: Twenty six percent of US adults get news from YouTube.
Speaker 5: Hey, hey, Hanson, did you get that Gronkowski clip that
Speaker 5: I ask for?
Speaker 1: Do we have that or not? Because we don't all
Speaker 1: just read it. No, I sent it over last night.
Speaker 5: So, you know, old Gronkowski to Patriot and then Tampa
Speaker 5: Bay buccaneer anyway, well known party boy NFL retired Hall
Speaker 5: of Famer.
Speaker 1: You remember him, Sure, Gronk? Cow could we forget?
Speaker 5: Said they were talking to him the other night after
Speaker 5: Game four of the World Series in which those fans
Speaker 5: had tried to grab the ball out of Mookie Betts's
Speaker 5: glove and then became a scandal and they got kicked
Speaker 5: out of the game, and then they didn't get tickets
Speaker 5: for last night's game and all that and.
Speaker 1: Everything like that.
Speaker 5: So they're playing a Rob Gronkowski, former NFL player, is
Speaker 5: a color guy in one of the sports networks, and
Speaker 5: they play the thing and he says, wait a second,
Speaker 5: I know that guy, which is hilarious. Austin was a
Speaker 5: college friend, very passionate about the teams he represents, will
Speaker 5: do anything for them.
Speaker 1: A menace wild boy as well.
Speaker 5: He is a person that undoubtedly would say he would
Speaker 5: do that and then actually do it. Maniac status since
Speaker 5: college has been confirmed.
Speaker 1: And yeah, I read that.
Speaker 5: Sounded like a little bit of praise for how crazy
Speaker 5: the guy was. Where we are talking yesterday that if
Speaker 5: you're the sort of person that grabs a player's arm
Speaker 5: to try to take the ball out of his belt
Speaker 5: while beating on his arm and think you're gonna get
Speaker 5: away that as something you're a lunatic.
Speaker 1: That's a very Gronk thing to say. Wild boy, he's
Speaker 1: totally into. It's just a solid wild boy status. This
Speaker 1: guy do anything for us TV. He's crazy, then he's
Speaker 1: crazy Now.
Speaker 5: I feel like if you talk that way after twenty five,
Speaker 5: you've taken it too far. Let alone, like when you're
Speaker 5: forty five or fifty.
Speaker 1: Yeah, ridiculous.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Yeah, Gronk is the original man boy.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 4: I've known some fellas who know some fellas who are
Speaker 4: professional football players.
Speaker 1: And the need to grow up is not there for
Speaker 1: a lot of them.
Speaker 4: I remember, it's dryly funny, and if you know Gronk's act,
Speaker 4: it's funnier. But sports talk guy Jim Rome said years
Speaker 4: ago there was some Gronk documentary that came out or something,
Speaker 4: and Rome said, I'll be damned.
Speaker 5: It turns out he works out a lot and likes
Speaker 5: to play video game very revealing. Gronk is precisely what
Speaker 5: Gronk seems to be.
Speaker 1: So I remember this story.
Speaker 5: Friend of mine, his dad went to the University of
Speaker 5: Kansas when John Riggins was there. He don't need to
Speaker 5: remember the guy, but he was a well known, hardheaded
Speaker 5: running back for the Washington Redskins, winning Super Bowls way
Speaker 5: back in the day. Anyway, when he was at the
Speaker 5: University of Kansas, they would stack they would close the
Speaker 5: door and then stack up chairs and desks and stuff
Speaker 5: against the door, and then he would run at it
Speaker 5: to see if he could knocket open, a very gronky
Speaker 5: thing to do.
Speaker 1: So, if you're wondering the type of guy that some.
Speaker 5: Of these people are, yeah, man, get drunk and see
Speaker 5: if you could bash the door open. If they stacked
Speaker 5: a bunch of chairs and desks against it, I supposed
Speaker 5: to be bashed it open. Everybody, go yeah, and drink
Speaker 5: more beer.
Speaker 1: Or if he failed to, they'd probably call him a
Speaker 1: me hour or whatever. You know, my god, you know
Speaker 1: the world takes. It takes all kind of.
Speaker 5: Huh.
Speaker 1: One more thing I wanted to get on. I don't
Speaker 1: want to get on that. Did you understand what he
Speaker 1: said there, Michael, that was bideness. I know answer. We
Speaker 1: will finish strong next we promise grand what side, Lizzo? Nobody?
Speaker 7: Incredible atrocious stfense from the Yankees leading directly to a
Speaker 7: Dodger running the fed.
Speaker 4: That's right, wild So one of the worst defensive innings
Speaker 4: I've ever seen the World Series, including the very pitcher
Speaker 4: who must have been homicidal after the first several errors
Speaker 4: failing to cover first then that would have been the
Speaker 4: last out of the inning and stop the onslaught, which
Speaker 4: turn to be enough to eventually win the game.
Speaker 1: Five unearned runs when they were behind.
Speaker 5: The Yankees were up five to nothing and gave up
Speaker 5: five unearned runs to tie the game, ended up losing
Speaker 5: Dodgers of the World Series champions.
Speaker 1: And then what do you do?
Speaker 5: You go out in your burn a bus and a
Speaker 5: loot a Nike store, because that's what you do when
Speaker 5: your team wins.
Speaker 4: Fantastic. He had to love sports, eh, Michael. Scary sound.
Speaker 4: We have a tree to zero of scary stories.
Speaker 1: To win the show.
Speaker 4: Tell you what you're actually frightened if you were hanging
Speaker 4: out with Diddy back in the day. According to prominent
Speaker 4: Hollywood source, Sean Diddy, Combs reportedly kept meticulous records of
Speaker 4: his infamous parties and quote has enough dirt to hang
Speaker 4: half of Hollywood, who is praying he keeps his mouth shut.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I remember thinking a bunch of stuff would come out
Speaker 5: on Epstein and it never has, so we'll see.
Speaker 1: But yeah, some of the stuff.
Speaker 5: Lately about young boys like children and that he was doing.
Speaker 5: And I saw an old video of Justin Bieber, who
Speaker 5: allegedly was under at some of these parties and was
Speaker 5: in Ditty's world. There's there's an episode of him on
Speaker 5: Cone and I think with Diddy anyway, Justin Bieber talking
Speaker 5: I think, to Selena Gomez and explaining to her how
Speaker 5: you don't want to be, you know, a child star
Speaker 5: or something like that, and he starts crying, and I think, God,
Speaker 5: what has he gone through being in Ditty's world that
Speaker 5: he hasn't talked about that turned him into a you know,
Speaker 5: a super Christian and all that.
Speaker 1: Oof.
Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, So the disgrace music moguls ex girlfriends including
Speaker 4: j Loo and actress Cameron Diaz, are in a major panic.
Speaker 4: You will drag him down by revealing unsavory's secrets if
Speaker 4: he goes away to prison. He's radioactive at this point.
Speaker 4: Even if he's not found guilty, his name is mud.
Speaker 4: Would be social suicide to have anything to do with them.
Speaker 4: And the source adds that Combs, who's been in jail
Speaker 4: since September waiting awaiting for sex trafficking among a litany
Speaker 4: of other alleged crimes, expects his former friends to come
Speaker 4: to his defense, but nobody is as they don't want
Speaker 4: to risk their reputations.
Speaker 1: Quote.
Speaker 4: He's still in total denial and actually expects all his
Speaker 4: high profile friends to stand up for him. He can't
Speaker 4: wrap his head around the fact that everyone's just dropped
Speaker 4: him and wants no part of his sordid scandal, which
Speaker 4: might put a guy in the mood for vengeance.
Speaker 1: Could and maybe it will.
Speaker 5: But Epstein had a freaking painting of Bill Clinton you
Speaker 5: saw when you walked in the front door, and based
Speaker 5: on the Democratic Convention, it didn't arm Bill Clinton any.
Speaker 4: Yeah, apparently not, so we'll have to see. Also scary
Speaker 4: and kind of interesting if you think you can hold
Speaker 4: a grudge. Consider the humble crow. The crow can recognize
Speaker 4: human yes, yes, the bird, the black bird.
Speaker 1: I think most of us are familiar with them.
Speaker 4: They can recognize human faces and hold a grudge. For
Speaker 4: scientists aren't one hundred percent sure how long, but it
Speaker 4: appears to be a solid decade or more. And if you,
Speaker 4: for instance, this one gal, she or I'm sorry his dude.
Speaker 4: One day in his backyard he saw crows encroaching on
Speaker 4: a robin's nest, and he launched a rake into the
Speaker 4: air to discourage them from raiding the robin's nest. And
Speaker 4: for years and years crows would launch at his head
Speaker 4: and try to try to get him and peck him.
Speaker 4: And they even learned to identify the bus he took
Speaker 4: on his way home from work, so they're waiting for
Speaker 4: him at the bus stop every single day.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 5: As if that's not crazy enough, don't cross a crow.
Speaker 5: They'll hold a grudge.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, As if that's not crazy enough. The crows
Speaker 5: can communicate that to other crows. They'll essentially he has
Speaker 5: talk ya, bad mouth you and say, hey, that guy,
Speaker 5: the ball guy, you know what he did to me
Speaker 5: one day. It's a piece of ass and peck his
Speaker 5: eyes out. If you had a chance, stood for me,
Speaker 5: peck his eyes out, and.
Speaker 4: They can communicate to that other crows.
Speaker 5: So or even if Crow number one croaks, his crow.
Speaker 4: Descendants will continue trying to peck you on your head.
Speaker 1: How crazy is that?
Speaker 8: I have some final thoughts, and some people say they
Speaker 8: are the greatest final thoughts they've ever heard. But if
Speaker 8: you look at what's happening, I would have to say
Speaker 8: Armstrong and Getty have some wonderful final thoughts. They are
Speaker 8: right up there with Abraham Lincoln and everybody knows it.
Speaker 1: Here's your great man, j Trump. Yes, Joe Getty.
Speaker 4: Let's get a final thought from everybody on the crew
Speaker 4: to wrap up today. There is our technical director, Michael Anchelo.
Speaker 5: Michael Finnel thought, Yeah, I mean give the kids tonight
Speaker 5: both health and education. I'm giving them sugarless gum name
Speaker 5: panphlet on the pros and cons of the flat tax.
Speaker 4: There you go, beautiful, Katie Greener esteemed to Newswoman as
Speaker 4: a final thought, Katie.
Speaker 9: I made a huge mistake by letting the husband get
Speaker 9: the Halloween candy.
Speaker 1: He came home with the crap. Guys not good stuff.
Speaker 1: What did he get, you know, like like the bubble
Speaker 1: yum or whatever.
Speaker 5: The old the gun that loses its flavor in three seconds.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have to go back out with this. Run
Speaker 1: back out, Katie, I'm going back out.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 6: Jack.
Speaker 1: Final thought for us bittersweet Halloween.
Speaker 5: For me, this is the first year that both kids
Speaker 5: are too old to really be trigger traders, and god,
Speaker 5: I loved those years.
Speaker 1: So awesome. Good for you if you got little kids
Speaker 1: dressing up, that's so fun. Yeah. My final thought is
Speaker 1: also crow related.
Speaker 4: This fella who has spent his career studying human crow interactions.
Speaker 4: First of all, I like volcanos, cancer, anything human crow interactions.
Speaker 4: He describes crows as flying monkeys because of their aptitude
Speaker 4: as well as their large brain size. The brain's relative
Speaker 4: to their size as a creature that's horrifying. Pound for pound,
Speaker 4: crows among the brainiest creatures on Earth.
Speaker 5: Jack Crazy, Armstrong and Geeddy wrapping up an other grueling
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Speaker 5: Hit the hot links everything we reference, the videos, the articles.
Speaker 1: It's all under hot links.
Speaker 5: I realized some of you adults will be getting drunk tonight,
Speaker 5: and we'll see tomorrow too, all of you.
Speaker 1: God Bless America.
Speaker 9: Disconcludes this year's Halloween show. We hope you had as
Speaker 9: much fun watching our show as the Koreans did.
Speaker 1: Animate.
Speaker 9: But there's one group for whom every day is Halloween.
Speaker 9: I'm talking about adulta literates. For them, trying to read
Speaker 9: the morning newspaper is more refined than any goblin, ghoul,
Speaker 9: spook or spirit.
Speaker 1: Armstrong and Getty