Speaker 1: Big Fox Entertainment presents The Rick Burgers Show with Speedy,
Speaker 1: Greg Burgess, Eddie Van Adler and Rick Burgers.
Speaker 2: Big Fox Entertainment.
Speaker 3: A right the Rick Burgess Shows on the air. Hey
Speaker 3: can someone see if Hobie's hiring? Arlington, Texas is there
Speaker 3: ready to go? Adler Stolen brisket is ready for all
Speaker 3: five birds? Glencoe, Alabama were ready? How many times does
Speaker 3: Tommy Cotton Eye Joe's go to Disney World when you
Speaker 3: got a season past.
Speaker 2: There or something?
Speaker 3: Park Sol Junior High School custodio staff is rolling, can't
Speaker 3: you Ville, Kentucky ViRGE. I've been up since yesterday morning
Speaker 3: with no sleep. The toddler will not sleep.
Speaker 4: You and Adler need to connect.
Speaker 3: Peter Parker's ready, Mayor Farm and Lynchburgh says, hey, Robbia.
Speaker 4: Unifirst location one O seven in Birmingham will take all
Speaker 4: five maun Washington, Kentucky's ready to America.
Speaker 3: Here's the question, man, We hope you are. It's a
Speaker 3: good time we shall have as we work our way
Speaker 3: through another shows. Speedy, Greg and Adler are all here
Speaker 3: and we welcome you coming up next hour. We've had
Speaker 3: another make Mama smile again winner, and you'll see Dudney
Speaker 3: in the Gang, and we'll see another person, another mama
Speaker 3: who has a new smile thanks to Dudney in the Gang, and.
Speaker 4: We'll meet her.
Speaker 3: We'll interview her, the daughter who wrote the letter, I
Speaker 3: think maybe with her, and so we'll talk to them
Speaker 3: coming up next hour, so look for that, and then
Speaker 3: we will recap up yesterday as far as the Mister
Speaker 3: Lucky part of the are You Ready Tour rehearsal number
Speaker 3: five yesterday I put some of that out, so did Speedy.
Speaker 3: You can see some of that if you follow me
Speaker 3: on Instagram there on the story so you can peer inside.
Speaker 3: We actually the production crew, which we have a big
Speaker 3: meeting today. The production crew put up one of the
Speaker 3: screens for us to just have a look at it.
Speaker 4: And I'll tell you what.
Speaker 3: We're gonna have some screens now, I mean, if you
Speaker 3: I mean, look at that right there. Good, And that's
Speaker 3: just one. That's just that's just one of them. That's
Speaker 3: the one will be on the stage in the middle.
Speaker 3: One hundred and ten led screens we will have.
Speaker 4: That's nice. Yeah, So all those.
Speaker 3: Panels will be put together into these probably multiple big screens.
Speaker 3: So you're gonna get a lot of visual but you know,
Speaker 3: there's a there's another part of the the Are You
Speaker 3: Ready Tour, and it's probably the seventy five percent of it,
Speaker 3: and that will be outrageous, unpredictable comedy and elements from
Speaker 3: the show that you listen to and watch, but in
Speaker 3: the theater, a live experience. And today we will have
Speaker 3: members of the production team watching a couple hours of
Speaker 3: the show. Then we'll go into the conference room and
Speaker 3: I will walk through, block by block the entire show
Speaker 3: and they'll be making notes on what they're going to
Speaker 3: be providing for you visually, and graphics that need to
Speaker 3: be made and intro music, and I mean, it's uh,
Speaker 3: it's real, and I have good news for some of
Speaker 3: you out there. It is rare that procrastination is rewarded,
Speaker 3: and it's rare.
Speaker 4: But we here's what. Here's the thing.
Speaker 3: This tour costs a lot of money to do, and
Speaker 3: we certainly don't want to lose money. We're certainly not
Speaker 3: gonna make any money of any consequence right now. We're
Speaker 3: looking hoping we can break even at least it pay
Speaker 3: for itself and be a good promotion. We're trying our
Speaker 3: best on ticket prices. I know ticket prices now when
Speaker 3: you get into all these fees and everything gets crazy,
Speaker 3: everything costs more so. But I will tell you this
Speaker 3: that as the premium seats are already gone, so that
Speaker 3: that's good and be paying attention. Like I noticed yesterday Montgomery,
Speaker 3: I think that the theaters themselves must have some good
Speaker 3: seats for some of their donors and things like that.
Speaker 3: They released some of those. Some of also saw those
Speaker 3: and grabbed them. There's probably about thirty seats that they released,
Speaker 3: and I know some of them are singles, so that
Speaker 3: may not interest you, but some of them are together
Speaker 3: and they're sitting right there. I'm talking about primo seats,
Speaker 3: so it's not the premium down at the very bottom,
Speaker 3: but it's that.
Speaker 4: Next section up.
Speaker 3: There's a scattering of some tickets that the theater re released,
Speaker 3: and they've also they're given you by one get one freeze.
Speaker 4: We're going to get the other theaters to try to
Speaker 4: do that.
Speaker 3: They've reduced the price of the ticket on the remaining tickets.
Speaker 3: I've told them, look, just reduce the price wherever we can.
Speaker 3: So we're working that if you want to go to
Speaker 3: this show, it's not because you would go if you
Speaker 3: could afford it. Try to make it as affordable forever.
Speaker 3: And if we can get some giveaway tickets, we'll try
Speaker 3: to get those two. So if you want to go
Speaker 3: to this show, we're going to do everything we can
Speaker 3: to get you there because I don't want you to
Speaker 3: miss it, because it's going to be it really is.
Speaker 3: I mean, we're goofing off by saying, you know, miss
Speaker 3: the show and regret it for the rest of your life.
Speaker 3: But I will say this, if you're a fan of
Speaker 3: the show, it will be a very unique, fun Friday night,
Speaker 3: which I think we all could use more of those.
Speaker 3: So anyway, so we'll update you on that today too.
Speaker 3: And man, I went in there this morning to get
Speaker 3: me some brisket, and I guess we ate it all
Speaker 3: yesterday and find it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I gave you all heads up yesterday. Hey, heads up,
Speaker 5: there won't be brisket. I don't think I should even
Speaker 5: have to give you a heads up there won't be brisket.
Speaker 2: But evidently you know you've heard of there will be blood,
Speaker 2: you know the movie. There won't be brisket.
Speaker 4: I went on, don't get and he did it last time. Well,
Speaker 4: don't bring it if you're gonna take it back, right,
Speaker 4: or just bring what you just bring enough for us.
Speaker 2: I won't bring it. That's a great idea. I won't
Speaker 2: bring it. I'm wont thankful for whatever you bring.
Speaker 4: No, I'm just saying, look at me, you're looking look
Speaker 4: at me, look at it, trying to have you while
Speaker 4: you got to haul all that back and forth to
Speaker 4: the house.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's in a thing. I cut off the brisket.
Speaker 5: I put it in a tuper wear.
Speaker 6: Right here, look at me, right here, Move him over here,
Speaker 6: look at me. Thank you for what you bring.
Speaker 3: But absolutely, all right, absolutely thank you for in this thing.
Speaker 3: You know, you know yesterday just let him do that
Speaker 3: to you. I just had I'm trying to help him out.
Speaker 3: I just had realization yesterday when you took it back
Speaker 3: to your family that they're more important, I guess, than us.
Speaker 4: That you could say that I would have gotten another helping,
Speaker 4: You could say that I got I would have got one.
Speaker 4: I would have got one more helping.
Speaker 6: Now maybe even after the show, we all need a
Speaker 6: little help sometimes.
Speaker 4: I mean, I mean, kids love chicken fingers, they do,
Speaker 4: especially they're shaped like a dinosaur. What is that about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, actually do too. I'll eat a lot of Really,
Speaker 2: are they any good? I'm like ten dinosaurs. I don't never,
Speaker 2: I never.
Speaker 3: I've never eaten one of those real crispy. Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: I've never. I've never eaten one of those. It's just
Speaker 3: a chicken finger. But yeah, you've had a chicken.
Speaker 4: Finger this.
Speaker 6: Every time we got nuggets. River finally figured me out.
Speaker 6: I claim they were dinosaur nuggets, you know, like from
Speaker 6: a dinosaur, and he doald.
Speaker 4: He was like, wow, can I have some more dinosaurs? Okay,
Speaker 4: I want to brow.
Speaker 5: He really thought it was man, but hey, he can
Speaker 5: beat me in checkers, so he got me. I thought
Speaker 5: about that so much after I found out he's five.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, he could be checkers already.
Speaker 4: I didn't know until we sat down and play.
Speaker 2: That's fantastic.
Speaker 4: Of started trash talk to me a little bit too,
Speaker 4: when he said king me.
Speaker 5: Yes, and you gotta go backwards now. And I forgot
Speaker 5: about the checkers rule when you take your hand off.
Speaker 5: It's that I haven't played checkers in twenty years.
Speaker 6: And then when he would jump me, he would look
Speaker 6: at me like hey, pops, and he would make eye
Speaker 6: contact me like.
Speaker 4: Make me that's fantastic.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm a challenge of that five year old and
Speaker 5: checkers next time I see him.
Speaker 6: Then, when I, you know, was getting beat before I
Speaker 6: did get beat, I was.
Speaker 4: Like, oh, look the foods here. Oh yeah, you know,
Speaker 4: to beat you?
Speaker 5: And then did you go into the whole, the whole
Speaker 5: bringing a cracker barrel and all of that.
Speaker 2: And you let him know traditions are important, have a
Speaker 2: forget it all?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 4: Well we man, we got a lot to do today too.
Speaker 3: Also, we got a programming note today on the Wednesday
Speaker 3: Bible study.
Speaker 4: I will tell you about that.
Speaker 3: Also, did y'all say what Elon Musk is doing talking
Speaker 3: about that too?
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Speaker 4: I guess it was Monday, Yeah, it happened. This week.
Speaker 3: Came back from the weekend and there was someone who said,
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Speaker 3: Syndicated Solutions dot com. So we do have coming up.
Speaker 3: We've talked about this. We're gonna meet the latest dental
Speaker 3: makeover uh and make make I'm a smile again. That'll
Speaker 3: be fun. So we have that coming up Friday. There's
Speaker 3: going to be a mechanical bull here. Speedy's over there
Speaker 3: trying to figure out how to how to make all
Speaker 3: that work. But we'll have that here on Friday. Next
Speaker 3: week we're on vacation. You'll get to Rick Birger's show
Speaker 3: replace all five days that we're gone, and then we'll
Speaker 3: come roaring back Lord Willing that next week. So a
Speaker 3: couple of things that means. Okay, so today is the
Speaker 3: Wednesday Bible Study. The Wednesday Bible Study today is on
Speaker 3: the normal schedule, and there won't be one next week
Speaker 3: because we'll be on vacation. So today noon central, one
Speaker 3: o'clock eastern. Now, this time change only affects those of
Speaker 3: you that catch it live, okay, So if you're a
Speaker 3: man and you're normally in here with us, or you're
Speaker 3: someone who watches it live on the YouTube channel, it's
Speaker 3: usually it has been for eleven years noon central, one
Speaker 3: o'clock eastern. Two weeks from today, it will move to
Speaker 3: eleven o'clock central, noon eastern. Okay, so just moving back
Speaker 3: one hour. That only affects the live option. Okay, the
Speaker 3: archives still will come out with now it'll come out
Speaker 3: even earlier because Adam we'll get to work on it
Speaker 3: an hour earlier. So anyway, so just make that note.
Speaker 3: It really affects those of you that are here in
Speaker 3: the room and watch it live. The archive people, your
Speaker 3: life's not gonna be affected too much about that. So
Speaker 3: elon Musk, I was, have you have you seen this
Speaker 3: so ada? You've seen the Odyssey?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: I have, yes?
Speaker 4: So I talked to the vision.
Speaker 5: It was visually good, the story had a lot of
Speaker 5: faults to it, all right, please.
Speaker 4: Which kind of woke also.
Speaker 3: And then I talked to Les Bradford about it yesterday,
Speaker 3: who'll be here today? And you know it's kind of
Speaker 3: the tour is the tour manager, the road manager talking
Speaker 3: to all the theaters for the tour and also works
Speaker 3: with the Man Church with all of our conferences. So
Speaker 3: he he said he saw it, one of my sons
Speaker 3: has seen it, okay, And everybody says the same thing.
Speaker 3: The trans person is literally on screen three to five minutes,
Speaker 3: no big deal, and they said the other thing you're
Speaker 3: gonna have to kind of get past, which seems to
Speaker 3: bother bother Elon Musk. The most is that Homer clearly said,
Speaker 3: clearly said that Helen of Troy is a white woman
Speaker 3: with blue eyes and blonde hair, right, okay, And it's
Speaker 3: a face that launched a thousand ships, is it?
Speaker 4: Nolan?
Speaker 3: Is that the guy who who's ch Christopher Nolan has
Speaker 3: put an African American black woman as Helen of Troy
Speaker 3: and has the trans character. Now there's some other things,
Speaker 3: but I just want to concentrate on those two. So
Speaker 3: this is so bothered Elon Musk. And he's called Chris
Speaker 3: Nolan out and said, you only did this to win awards,
Speaker 3: that's all you're doing. You're just catering to the Academy
Speaker 3: to try to win awards. And it has infuriated Elon
Speaker 3: Musk so much. He is creating AI create Grock is
Speaker 3: his that his Ai, his AI now making the Odyssey.
Speaker 3: And he said, I'm going to do an AI version
Speaker 3: of the Odyssey, and it's going to be exactly from
Speaker 3: Homer's original work, and it will be accurate everything that
Speaker 3: he says, because if you're going to do the Odyssey,
Speaker 3: you ought to do it the way it was written
Speaker 3: by Homer, period. And so he is so mad, and
Speaker 3: he's already put a trailer out really art excerpt, not
Speaker 3: a trailer.
Speaker 4: I guess that's not the way to say it.
Speaker 3: He's already put something out, go and see this is
Speaker 3: what I've already done. He is going to create the
Speaker 3: Odyssey completely with AI and completely historical.
Speaker 4: Correct, and it's promised it by the end of the year.
Speaker 4: It has promised it by the end of the year.
Speaker 4: How about that. He's furious, and he's really bothered by
Speaker 4: helling Detroy really bad, really bothers him. Yeah, because he said,
Speaker 4: that's just completely not what it says.
Speaker 6: Sure you do kind of wonder on the casting part.
Speaker 6: Taking nothing away from the actress. I'm sure she's very talented,
Speaker 6: She's been in a lot of stuff. Sure, But why,
Speaker 6: I mean, well, it's obvious. But if it is blue eyed,
Speaker 6: blond hair, that's the that's the character, that's the character,
Speaker 6: then you're going totally opposite of that.
Speaker 3: Well that's what he also said after this, he's going
Speaker 3: to redo the whiz Greg.
Speaker 4: But what but Greg, what he say is to to
Speaker 4: speak with a scarecrow? I mean, that's is it opposite day?
Speaker 4: I mean, it's like, I'm so artistic, watch me. I'm
Speaker 4: just gonna do what's bothering Elon Musk.
Speaker 3: I think is not that this person says I want
Speaker 3: to be creative and do my own version of it.
Speaker 3: He's saying, you're only doing this because the Academy is
Speaker 3: requiring you to do it if they want to get
Speaker 3: any awards from them. And that's what infuriates you.
Speaker 4: Why are we bending to this.
Speaker 3: We ought to be able to do the movie, you know,
Speaker 3: if it's a famous piece like The Odyssey, we ought
Speaker 3: to be able to do the movie exactly like it
Speaker 3: was written and not have to apologize for that. And
Speaker 3: that would apply to things that are written that have
Speaker 3: you know, people who are cast correctly regardless of ethnicity.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of things where people should be cast
Speaker 3: where you wouldn't cast white people, right, So of course
Speaker 3: don't don't do that.
Speaker 5: So like we wouldn't cast you know, we would cast
Speaker 5: Hitler as a white guy.
Speaker 2: He was a white guy.
Speaker 4: He was, Oh, they're always going to do that, that's
Speaker 4: true because that makes white people look bad. But you'll
Speaker 4: never get in that that. Trust me, Hitler will always
Speaker 4: be white. Of course he was. That's right, that's why.
Speaker 5: So it was it was the story like, honestly, that casting,
Speaker 5: it's obvious Nolan did that just for awards. He didn't
Speaker 5: do it. It didn't seem like he did it because he
Speaker 5: wanted to. It seemed like he did it so he
Speaker 5: could win those awards. That that to me bothers me.
Speaker 5: The casting didn't bother me as much as some of
Speaker 5: the story choices. Like I mentioned, it's it made Odysseus
Speaker 5: regret almost the horse. And that's a little bit of
Speaker 5: a spoiler because it's kind of weird. It's right, right,
Speaker 5: You're like, that's the whole cunning you won thing. Yes,
Speaker 5: And then also it didn't it didn't show how much
Speaker 5: of his pride caused his fall. It was more like
Speaker 5: things just happened to him, like, uh, well, the pride
Speaker 5: part of it is so much of why. You know,
Speaker 5: he stabs the Cyclops and they're free and they're getting away,
Speaker 5: and he yells back, my name is Odysseus, so he knows,
Speaker 5: so that the Cyclops knows who he is. The Cyclops
Speaker 5: then gets his dad, Poseidon, to curse Odysseus on the seas.
Speaker 2: It's because of his pride.
Speaker 5: He was free and clear, but then he had to
Speaker 5: yell back and tell the Cyclops who he was, and
Speaker 5: that whole element of his pride causing his fall did
Speaker 5: not didn't come through as much in this story.
Speaker 2: That bothered me.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Anyway, it's the bottom of the hour. We'll be
Speaker 4: right back.
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Speaker 4: Okay, we're back. Thank you for being with us today
Speaker 4: on a brand new Rick Burgess show.
Speaker 3: So lots to do going forward. And Greg, I understand
Speaker 3: that you on Elon Musk. I know we had yesterday
Speaker 3: one of the hilarious things that we didn't get to.
Speaker 4: Yesterday, but I saw it on the Liz.
Speaker 3: Is that Joy Read of all people are saying that
Speaker 3: she doesn't think that Elon Musk is very smart. Everybody
Speaker 3: talks about how brilliant he is, and when you hear
Speaker 3: him talk, he's not very smart.
Speaker 4: Now that's Joy Reid.
Speaker 3: Yeah he's not worth Yeah, Joy, I don't think. I
Speaker 3: don't think i'd get in an intellectual playoff with Elon Musk.
Speaker 3: You know, he's quirky because he's you know, in the
Speaker 3: autism spectrum, but that doesn't mean he's not brilliant.
Speaker 4: So yeah, now Greg's got pretty much has a record
Speaker 4: that shows that he is pretty smart.
Speaker 2: Pretty catching spaceships with Chop six, you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, pretty smart.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that is this the clip that we didn't do
Speaker 3: Yester com So now remember, don't don't don't look. He's
Speaker 3: also being lectured about his intellect by Joey Reid, of course,
Speaker 3: who always comes across as being greg a mental joint.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so here we go.
Speaker 3: You've been spending a decade insisting in telling us Elon
Speaker 3: Musk is a genius. When you hear him talk, you
Speaker 3: realize he's actually an idiot.
Speaker 2: That's as far as I've screened.
Speaker 4: You know, you might disagree with his world views, but
Speaker 4: you're the weirdo. Yeah, I in no doubt.
Speaker 3: And you know, one thing I have noticed is that
Speaker 3: he's he's super super weird, but he even seems to
Speaker 3: be learning that some of his weirdness early on, and
Speaker 3: the way he saw the world was actually dumb involving
Speaker 3: like gender. You know, at one time he was all
Speaker 3: in on letting his kids, you know, and he regrets
Speaker 3: that and the things like this that bother him because
Speaker 3: it doesn't it doesn't make any logical sense that that
Speaker 3: Homer clearly wrote this Greek epic about Greeks, and he
Speaker 3: has descriptions of the characters, and then we decide that
Speaker 3: we want to be woke, and we're so woke that
Speaker 3: we can't even do a movie based off of this
Speaker 3: famous piece of literature that clearly defines who the characters
Speaker 3: are and where they're from. But that's good enough for us,
Speaker 3: and that's driving him crazy. Now, Greg also was talking today. Now,
Speaker 3: keep in mind, even though Joy read it's foolish to
Speaker 3: say that he's not a genius and it's not intelligent.
Speaker 3: That's just foolish. But Greg, you have always been concerned
Speaker 3: that he is from possibly another planet.
Speaker 4: Yes, right, I'm not going to say too much about
Speaker 4: that because I don't want them coming after me. Right,
Speaker 4: And you said if you see him shirtless, yeah, it's
Speaker 4: it's extremely pale, which I'm pale. Yeah, but and he's
Speaker 4: just got this it's like he's got a skin, so
Speaker 4: he's stretched it over. Right, He doesn't. He does not
Speaker 4: look like a real human. No, he doesn't.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, you know that was a bad run there.
Speaker 5: I think he got on a zempic or something after that,
Speaker 5: because he's trimmed down side views really Yeah, he's got
Speaker 5: that high, high chest thing going on. Yeah, almost like
Speaker 5: there's a person inside driving his suit.
Speaker 3: As you said, Greg, there are some people you know
Speaker 3: that that are so so white, they're almost transparent, translucent.
Speaker 4: Shot and no we don't. None of us want that shot. No, no,
Speaker 4: saying possibly could that be a skin suit? Possibly?
Speaker 2: Some people are saying, uh.
Speaker 5: Somebody wrote on X I wish Elon would give mel
Speaker 5: Gibson one hundred million dollars so that he could make
Speaker 5: a historically accurate Odyssey, and Elon did comment, I'm down.
Speaker 2: So maybe maybe Elon will give this quote I'm down.
Speaker 2: I'm down.
Speaker 5: Yes, so maybe he'll give mel Gibson one hundred million
Speaker 5: dollars and we'll get another odyssey as well.
Speaker 2: I don't know, or just let Ai do it.
Speaker 4: Can you imagine though, that somebody comes to you just
Speaker 4: you angle believe he called you out and thinks that
Speaker 4: you're you're an idiot, doesn't think you're a genius who
Speaker 4: joy read joy reaching. Oh wow, yeah, right right, so now, okay,
Speaker 4: I was, I was, I was just about to be
Speaker 4: concerned about.
Speaker 6: That for a second. I was, hey, and he might
Speaker 6: have done this. But if I'm the wealthiest man in
Speaker 6: the world, I probably hire a private nutritionist. I can
Speaker 6: tell you that you're right.
Speaker 4: You're right, and wake me up every day and make
Speaker 4: sure and then my trainer would come in right after.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, by the way, when I just saw that
Speaker 4: side view. I didn't know. I didn't know that Elon
Speaker 4: Musk on the side is getting the extra money as an.
Speaker 2: Umpire It's umpire body, It's umpire body.
Speaker 5: It's umpire body, the.
Speaker 4: Big Oh yeah.
Speaker 3: Uh but so and speaking of Mel Gibson, and it's
Speaker 3: not till May of next year, but apparently he has
Speaker 3: finished the follow up to the Passion of the Christ
Speaker 3: and this is from the Resurrection on correct.
Speaker 4: That's what I saw?
Speaker 3: Think so yeah, And I and I saw a people
Speaker 3: talking about who worked on the film that Mel Gibson
Speaker 3: warned all of them, if you decide to be part
Speaker 3: of this, you're going to get attacked demonically. There's gonna
Speaker 3: be spiritual warfare like you've never experienced. So uh and
Speaker 3: I saw where tickets are like already on sale and
Speaker 3: it doesn't come out till next May. Right, That's that's
Speaker 3: it seems a so is it called the Resurrection?
Speaker 4: Is that what it's called? It is?
Speaker 3: But he but he did finish that nothing and apparently
Speaker 3: it's done. Uh so see I literally got a link
Speaker 3: go ahead and buy your tickets to it.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, okay, wow, that in front of it
Speaker 4: aren't they yeah.
Speaker 2: Okay, the Yes, the Resurrection of the Christ.
Speaker 4: There you go, part one, Oh, okay.
Speaker 5: And it's coming out March twenty six, twenty twenty seven.
Speaker 3: Where did I see May? I saw May seventh, So
Speaker 3: I guess so it is coming out quicker than that.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm just I'm just trying to find it on
Speaker 5: the fly here. Sure, that's what Wikipedia says.
Speaker 4: Okay, So I don't know why I got a link
Speaker 4: about May.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't even Maybe there's gonna be special. I don't know.
Speaker 5: It's a it's a second installment in a trilogy, so
Speaker 5: you could call it the trilogy the Passion of the Christ,
Speaker 5: the Resurrection of the Christ Part one, and then I guess.
Speaker 4: Part two is coming right, So, so I know you
Speaker 4: don't know this at this is me just talking out loud?
Speaker 3: Does anybody? And we can find this? How far does
Speaker 3: Mail Gibson go? So Jesus has resurrected, so he'll go
Speaker 3: and appear to the to the disciples, and then I wonder.
Speaker 4: How far we go do we go?
Speaker 3: The forty days that he prepares them, you know, for
Speaker 3: his ascension and what they'll be doing next.
Speaker 5: And speaking of ascension in the same Wikipedia article. It
Speaker 5: says it will be released on Ascension Day, May sixth.
Speaker 4: There's the one I saw.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's it was previously scheduled for March twenty.
Speaker 4: Six got it? Okay, So that down all that makes sense? Now?
Speaker 3: So so I mean, does it go all the way
Speaker 3: to Pentecost? And that it stops? Since it's part one?
Speaker 3: That that that tends to tell me? Would part two be?
Speaker 3: So maybe this isn't going all the way to Pentecost
Speaker 3: if they got to do a part two, you know,
Speaker 3: maybe this one is only he has risen in and
Speaker 3: what happens in the garden and you know, him appearing
Speaker 3: to them, you know, when he walks through the wall
Speaker 3: and they're you know, Thomas wanting touch that it is
Speaker 3: really him.
Speaker 4: You know. I just don't know how far this one goes.
Speaker 4: Did y'all give the part two date? Uh?
Speaker 6: It's May twenty fifth, twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 4: Wow, so they've.
Speaker 6: Already done okay, okay, wow, both by him and Lionsgate.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so someone's I think wrong on text they said
Speaker 3: the second part comes out forty days later.
Speaker 6: I don't think so that's according to this overview that
Speaker 6: I'm reading. But they might know more.
Speaker 2: It's yeah, no, you're right speedy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so ay twenty fifth twenty twenty eight is what
Speaker 5: I see as well.
Speaker 3: All right, well, I was just going to have subtitles,
Speaker 3: is it again? I knew out what it is. I'm
Speaker 3: gonna say this, and I know this is not going
Speaker 3: to be popular.
Speaker 4: I agree with Greg.
Speaker 3: It would be alright with me if we wouldn't do
Speaker 3: subtitles this time, if we could just.
Speaker 4: Get they weren't speaking English. I know, I know that.
Speaker 3: I want you to do what they used to do
Speaker 3: in the old Westerns and let the Indians talk normal.
Speaker 4: It's kind of like when I always saw what I
Speaker 4: deal with every time. When you deal with some of
Speaker 4: these kind of really really radical King James version people,
Speaker 4: when they're like you need to be preaching out of
Speaker 4: the original texts, I'm like, well, I don't Greek. I
Speaker 4: don't speak Greek or Hebrew. But if you'd like for
Speaker 4: me too, I guess I could learn Hebrew and Greek. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 4: what Wait a minute. The Bible wasn't originally written in English. No,
Speaker 4: it wasn't, of course, King James. Nothing wrong with that version.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying, but wow, you had some issues you
Speaker 4: ever you ever studied O. King James had some issues.
Speaker 6: M it's saying the Resurrection of the Christ part one,
Speaker 6: the entire timeline and and and all that is kept
Speaker 6: has been kept nobody else.
Speaker 3: No, we don't know how far it goes, right, So
Speaker 3: are we going to be in so they are going
Speaker 3: to speak the language and we get subtitles.
Speaker 4: Can you does that? Sure?
Speaker 2: It's got to be.
Speaker 4: It wouldn't change it you right, Yeah, it's fine.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, they're they're only have have the release.
Speaker 3: I mean there is they're not a whole lot there
Speaker 3: and that's right, that's and that's fine. It's a little
Speaker 3: far away, that's fine. Just to be quite right, there's
Speaker 3: things we don't know yet. Okay, just wait the uh
Speaker 3: the other but can you remember the first time you
Speaker 3: saw the passion of the Christ? Hey, hey, canna and
Speaker 3: tents very intense. I remember witnessing to people that were
Speaker 3: like standing around like in a daze. So but anyway,
Speaker 3: so I know it'll be well done. Uh and uh
Speaker 3: so we'll we'll see.
Speaker 4: And it will come under attack and all that. Absolutely.
Speaker 5: Initially they were going to have the visl as Jesus
Speaker 5: again and pick up where they're left off. But the
Speaker 5: cost of of the c G I that would take
Speaker 5: to make him look just like they picked up where
Speaker 5: they left off.
Speaker 2: Uh, they ended up recasting Jesus.
Speaker 4: Oh, I didn't know that.
Speaker 2: Okay, from what I'm understanding.
Speaker 4: Interesting, all right, we'll be back here.
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Speaker 3: Thank you for being with us today, America. As we
Speaker 3: move forward, so we will, we'll meet the latest dent'll
Speaker 3: makeover mom, make mom smile again winter, We'll do that
Speaker 3: next hour. So look forward to that Wednesday, Bible study
Speaker 3: back today, vacation next week. Uh, so we'll talk more
Speaker 3: about that as we move forward. We also, you know,
Speaker 3: I keep hearing this from from a lot of people,
Speaker 3: that that the that heavy Chase is a jerk, and
Speaker 3: that that he's he's undesirable. And if you're ever I
Speaker 3: talked to, even if you paid to see him, Yeah,
Speaker 3: did the Christmas Yeah, where they come out there and
Speaker 3: he's supposed to come out and answer questions behind the scenes.
Speaker 3: And I talked to a friend of mine that now
Speaker 3: he'll go to an event no matter how sad a
Speaker 3: band or a person becomes he'll still go there.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Uh.
Speaker 3: And he went to the Christmas vacation thing, and he
Speaker 3: said that chevy Chase was nothing but a complete jerk.
Speaker 4: He said it was a sad event, right yeah, oh yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 3: And so for some reason, he's in the headlines today
Speaker 3: for not being nice to Billy Joe's ex wife.
Speaker 4: I mean, what what kind of yeah, what kind of headlines?
Speaker 3: Billy Joe's ex wife has called out chevy Chase for
Speaker 3: being not so nice during an old school keg party.
Speaker 4: Now, what is this an old school it?
Speaker 3: Said that the incident was addressed in a recent episode
Speaker 3: of Wait for It podcast.
Speaker 4: She just wants all on the table.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, she said it happened okay in the past.
Speaker 3: It happened when she was married to Billy Joel Yeah,
Speaker 3: and said they were married. All thought, yes before before
Speaker 3: we turn our nose up at this relationship. They were
Speaker 3: married five whole years, okay, from two thousand and four
Speaker 3: to two thousand and nine. Said I ran into Chevy Chase.
Speaker 3: I was having a party with my ex husband. It
Speaker 3: was like an old school keg party. I wanted to
Speaker 3: have that. I thought it would be fun. We had
Speaker 3: a house where we were were going to tear down.
Speaker 3: It was like a little sugar shet.
Speaker 4: We called it.
Speaker 3: Very fun summer there, staying with friends. By the end
Speaker 3: of the summer we had we had to kind of
Speaker 3: let's tear this house down party blah blah ba star
Speaker 3: studded uh and I was talking to Chevy Chase and
Speaker 3: my ex husband Billy Joel was there. I had a
Speaker 3: tray of jello shots. I went up with the trev
Speaker 3: jello shots and said, do you want a shot? And
Speaker 3: he thought that I was part of the staff at
Speaker 3: the party, and he took his hand and he showed
Speaker 3: me away, just a shooing motion with his hands, Please
Speaker 3: get away from me.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so yeah, but but this goes to a bigger
Speaker 3: topic that I keep hearing, Like I even saw I
Speaker 3: think it's a documentary Have you seen this yet where
Speaker 3: somebody tries to interview him like in his current state,
Speaker 3: and he's like really rude and mean to the interviewer,
Speaker 3: you know, like you know you're not smart enough to
Speaker 3: understand me. I think I'm paraphrasing, but it was a
Speaker 3: statement like that, I don't pretend for you to try
Speaker 3: to figure out who I am in this interview because
Speaker 3: you're not capable of doing it and stuff like that. Wow, yeah,
Speaker 3: I saw it. I hear yeah, some from years ago,
Speaker 3: some current. I think pretty much because of this, this
Speaker 3: is what's really going to hurt us. I think Chevy
Speaker 3: Chase has been a jerk most of his life and
Speaker 3: I was, and then as he become a cranky old man,
Speaker 3: it's just getting work that kind of.
Speaker 4: We all wanted him to be flinch. We wanted him
Speaker 4: to be flat. Yes, yes, we love Flet. Who don't
Speaker 4: love Flet? How can that guy be a jerk? You
Speaker 4: ever you ever had?
Speaker 3: You ever had the people that were on What was
Speaker 3: a Community about the by the way, is an underrated sitcom,
Speaker 3: By the way, Community is funny stint where washing it's
Speaker 3: about the community college, like the life of a community college,
Speaker 3: people going to community college, people working in community and
Speaker 3: and Chevy Chase's character can be quite funny in it.
Speaker 3: But but that everybody who worked with him, it was impossible,
Speaker 3: and eventually they can't. They kicked him off the show
Speaker 3: because nobody want to work with him.
Speaker 4: Really wish I didn't know all that.
Speaker 2: So, Yeah, what's his name, Childish Gambino.
Speaker 5: He's a rapper. I forget his real name, but he's
Speaker 5: on community. Uh, and he said that it was horrible
Speaker 5: working with him, and then uh, I lost a track
Speaker 5: of commun after the big Paintball War episode, which was very.
Speaker 2: Good, but for some reason.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't remember when I have what I was doing.
Speaker 3: I think I watched it, Like I said, it was
Speaker 3: in the archives and there was that the main actor
Speaker 3: on there. I've seen him talk about working with Chevy
Speaker 3: Chase and it was just like, it's a funny, pretty
Speaker 3: funny comedian.
Speaker 4: But I can't think it was his name right now.
Speaker 4: But they have no audio? Is it? Can we play that? Okay?
Speaker 3: Well you saw what it said though the words underneath.
Speaker 3: He told the interviewer that there's no way you're going
Speaker 3: to pull off understanding me and trying to figure out
Speaker 3: who I am, because you're not bright.
Speaker 4: Enough to do it. And did I see I'm very complex?
Speaker 4: He says yeah. And did he say I get hurt
Speaker 4: easily or something? How about this?
Speaker 3: I think chevy Chase is trying to act like he's
Speaker 3: deep and everything, when really, at the end of the day,
Speaker 3: you're just a jerk.
Speaker 4: Yeah, how about that, You're not You're not deep?
Speaker 6: That's my favorite when somebody says, well, that's just the
Speaker 6: way he is. Well, yeah, he's a jerk.
Speaker 4: Hey, don't be up that.
Speaker 6: That's not that's not an excuse to being a jerk
Speaker 6: just because it's who you are.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's a jerk, right, So that's just how he is.
Speaker 3: Right, So he's not so amazing I feel about him
Speaker 3: on that right, I don't like him. So you're saying
Speaker 3: every time I wit Chevy Chase, this is what I'm
Speaker 3: going to get. Yeah, man, that's why I don't like him.
Speaker 3: I fully understand. That's just the way he is. That's
Speaker 3: my problem. So well that he does kind of that hurts.
Speaker 5: It does hurt because he was so hilarious as a
Speaker 5: guy that's like struggling at his wits end, almost losing it.
Speaker 5: Turns out he kind of it was kind of almost
Speaker 5: he's almost always losing it all the time.
Speaker 2: He actually is that guy.
Speaker 3: Yes, And somebody's saying, well, sometimes that's what makes these
Speaker 3: people funny. Do we really think Robin Williams would have
Speaker 3: been as funny? This is from textanation if he had
Speaker 3: been saying, well, he was irritating there it is.
Speaker 4: I can't bring up Robin Williams. That Greg, he gets
Speaker 4: out the spear and he tosses it. Yeah, Greg, why don't.
Speaker 3: You let I like him in movies? But I don't
Speaker 3: like to stand up and I hate his interviews? Oh
Speaker 3: my goodness. Okay, Greg's okay. Now that he's gone, you
Speaker 3: can you can just let that go.
Speaker 4: Greg.
Speaker 3: I think I have you right on Robin Williams. You
Speaker 3: really only enjoyed Robin Williams as an actor. I know
Speaker 3: you said interviews, but I'm going further. I don't think
Speaker 3: that you liked him getting interviewed. You've established that, but
Speaker 3: I don't think you liked his stand up either. I
Speaker 3: think you liked him as actor actor only.
Speaker 4: That's it. Okay, you're right, yeah, yeah, you never found
Speaker 4: him funny and stand up? No, didn't. Silly? Okay, so
Speaker 4: too much. I'm saying same thing he didn't. I'm going
Speaker 4: to go further. He would do his act interview.
Speaker 3: Listen, I'm going to go further what some people refer
Speaker 3: to as comedic comedic genius you find to be the
Speaker 3: issue with him in that situation, yes, because they never said,
Speaker 3: you know, he also fell into this bless it's heart.
Speaker 3: This is on him people expected that from him. Him riffing,
Speaker 3: so every time he did an interview, he thought he
Speaker 3: had to do it. You know, he got into that.
Speaker 3: That's what you ever seen the time it was some globe,
Speaker 3: Golden globe or something that Jack Nicholson's had too much
Speaker 3: to drink, and he gets up there and basically says,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna hand it off to Robin Williams.
Speaker 4: Don't ever watch that one.
Speaker 3: He takes over the entire ward show and you can
Speaker 3: tell it's kind time for them to move on, and
Speaker 3: he's done it. He's rifted enough and he just continues riffing.
Speaker 4: Well, I won't stop whatever you do, don't do that.
Speaker 4: So the movie, that's the part that Jack Nixon turned
Speaker 4: over to him because he'd had to much drink. Do
Speaker 4: you like the movie r V with Robin? I've never
Speaker 4: seen that. It's pretty funny. It's just all right.
Speaker 6: I don't mind him. How about Bird Cage with Nathan Now,
Speaker 6: I haven't seen that is.
Speaker 2: I liked him as the Genie and Aladdin boy.
Speaker 4: What about the World According to Garp, you remember that one?
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 3: I didn't see it a long time ago, but you
Speaker 3: like him in more of a serious roles like with
Speaker 3: Goodwill hunting, what was.
Speaker 4: The doctor awaken? Or something with with Darrow.
Speaker 2: Adams?
Speaker 4: Is good? Is it?
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So all that is all that's coming up, starting starting
Speaker 3: next segment, Speedy, I'm gonna ask Greg a follow up
Speaker 3: from last hour. And you're gonna have an urge to
Speaker 3: stop me. And so is it gonna be uncomfortable? Everybody
Speaker 3: in here doesn't have anything to do with them. Now,
Speaker 3: I'm just saying just the question. It's gonna it's gonna
Speaker 3: make you uncomfortable. Oh okay, Uh, And Adler is gonna
Speaker 3: beg for the truth. You're gonna ask Greg not to comment? Uh,
Speaker 3: And then I probably should have something else to do
Speaker 3: because I think you're gonna somebody don't take the nation
Speaker 3: is asking an uncomfortable question about somebody.
Speaker 4: That we love.
Speaker 3: Oh no, I say that, yeah, based on Greg's doesn't
Speaker 3: find Robin Williams as a comedian desirable because of his
Speaker 3: constant riffing, which is what some people love. It's what
Speaker 3: Greg doesn't like. They're saying, does it does Caliendo rift
Speaker 3: too much for you?
Speaker 4: Okay? He just thinks. I'm saying Robin Williams was just
Speaker 4: all over the road, right, Frank's doing impressions of people. Okay,
Speaker 4: So as he does it, you go, oh that's so,
Speaker 4: and so that's different. I got you, Okay. The other
Speaker 4: was just chaos. Okay.
Speaker 3: So, and you're saying to the fact that with some
Speaker 3: of his name. He's not the most talkative golf air.
Speaker 3: But you know, see that's what you didn't have to.
Speaker 2: Add that part.
Speaker 10: Greg.
Speaker 2: You could have left that part out, buddy.
Speaker 4: Right now. He No, it doesn't bother me, right, Can
Speaker 4: you what I'm saying, because I'll send Morgan Freeman's in there.
Speaker 4: That's funny.
Speaker 3: Bottom line is you're a big He's funnier than Robin Williams. Yeah, yes, okay.
Speaker 5: Can I say that when Kellyando had what was it
Speaker 5: Frank TV, that show or whatever, Yeah, I would see
Speaker 5: commercials for that.
Speaker 2: This is what I was.
Speaker 4: I was a kid.
Speaker 2: I I didn't think I was like, I didn't. I didn't.
Speaker 2: I didn't think that was for me. And I wasn't.
Speaker 5: I wasn't early a Frank fan. But now I came
Speaker 5: on the show. He came on the show. I got
Speaker 5: to know the guy, and he hung hung on the
Speaker 5: show for hours at a time at times some days. Yes,
Speaker 5: and I'm now a Frank fan much more so than
Speaker 5: I was before I knew him, if that helps anybody.
Speaker 2: Of course, Greg had a bad experience.
Speaker 4: No I'm kidding about that.
Speaker 3: But the point is just make Speedy nervous, right, But
Speaker 3: he is extremely talented and he is one of the
Speaker 3: best impressionists.
Speaker 4: Yes, I've heard, so that helped.
Speaker 3: And when he does Robin Williams, he makes fun of
Speaker 3: the riffing exactly when he does the impression. Yeah, so
Speaker 3: that I think that won you over to him as well.
Speaker 6: You know, even we talked and we I've never seen
Speaker 6: his stand up, but we talked to him years ago
Speaker 6: about in his stand up he kind of wanted to
Speaker 6: transition from just constantly doing impressions to really being more
Speaker 6: of himself and then maybe doing some of that.
Speaker 3: You know, so I have helped you a little bit.
Speaker 3: I haven't seen I don't have a problem at all
Speaker 3: with him. I haven't seen him since then he doing
Speaker 3: more of that. But when I saw Frank like when
Speaker 3: he was you know, pure impressions, hilarious, very funny and
Speaker 3: and and clever and does the way he works them
Speaker 3: in and has different people talking to each other in
Speaker 3: weird situations is pretty funny. I saw the think puppet
Speaker 3: Guy's funny. Who just done him? See, I didn't ask
Speaker 3: for that.
Speaker 2: He wasn't even in this conversation door.
Speaker 4: That door wasn't even open't even bring that. I don't
Speaker 4: know that people that I didn't open that right, Okay,
Speaker 4: is this a moment we're gonna talk about who he
Speaker 4: thinks funny? He was?
Speaker 6: Okay, is it really because you're one of his his buddies?
Speaker 11: What?
Speaker 4: What's what's the one that everybody said it looked like Biden?
Speaker 2: What was?
Speaker 4: Oh? Yeah, Walter Walter?
Speaker 2: Yea, yeah, there's Walter that does look like Biden.
Speaker 4: Maybe I need to give another chance. It's been a while. Okay,
Speaker 4: I'll do that.
Speaker 2: I'm with you, I get I'm with you.
Speaker 12: Greg.
Speaker 3: Here, here's an idea. Let's not have anything to say
Speaker 3: about reoccurring guests.
Speaker 2: Okay, so, yeah, you know you I saw Andy Andrews. Greg.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's just run the list.
Speaker 2: Greg.
Speaker 3: You want to say something about Zach Brown? Fine, will
Speaker 3: never see me? Yes, yeah, but reoccurring people I like
Speaker 3: to see you.
Speaker 4: Hold up. Yeah, it's been a while since.
Speaker 6: And I'm not saying everything's funny, speedy com that's idiot,
Speaker 6: that person is stupid. But I'm just saying I like
Speaker 6: Frank and Frank's he's hilarious.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Okay, So, and like I said, as far as impressions,
Speaker 3: he's outstanding.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: We we may be in trouble here, guys thinks about
Speaker 3: so far, Like when I heard that Lettuce was dangerous,
Speaker 3: I never felt more safe. I was like, and I
Speaker 3: saw it happen, And I can't believe that I brought
Speaker 3: up Less Bradford twice on the show. Now I could
Speaker 3: not believe what I saw him do yesterday. Is this
Speaker 3: happening at restaurants. We sat down and have lunch together
Speaker 3: after practice yesterday with rehearsal five of Mister Lucky, and
Speaker 3: I sat down with him. We're talking about getting ready
Speaker 3: for the tour coming up in the fall. And in
Speaker 3: the in the in the server comes over and he says,
Speaker 3: I'm about to order a salad.
Speaker 4: Is it safe? And I said, is it safe? She goes, no,
Speaker 4: it's actually you know, we're taking a chance, we're serving it.
Speaker 4: We're going to do our best. We're going to do
Speaker 4: our best to give you our parasite salad safe.
Speaker 3: And she goes yeah. He goes, you know you have
Speaker 3: to go around asking that. Now, I go, now, you
Speaker 3: really don't. I really wish you wouldn't.
Speaker 4: She thinks that they're all selling salads about I said,
Speaker 4: it's not that they've banned salad, right, salads And here's
Speaker 4: the thing. I don't care.
Speaker 3: If today someone said no more salad, I would go fine.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't even care. But now we got this on
Speaker 3: order one. Hey we got we got problems. Now more
Speaker 3: than twelve thousand pounds of bacon.
Speaker 4: Now we got it's getting serious. Now we got problems.
Speaker 4: I'll start crying.
Speaker 3: Recalled after USDA issued high risk alert.
Speaker 4: Hey, we better do something. How about this? What's going
Speaker 4: on with our food? Kid?
Speaker 3: It's like we can't get food right. It's like if
Speaker 3: you have an allergy at the factory. Now we can't
Speaker 3: keep things separated. We we we we compromise, you know something,
Speaker 3: by letting the peanuts mix with mixed with something else.
Speaker 3: We can't do We every time I turn around with
Speaker 3: some food alert, have we just lost the ability to
Speaker 3: have save food anymore? It seems like we should be
Speaker 3: past that.
Speaker 4: We're better fix this bacon thing, sitting and bacon when
Speaker 4: it's own.
Speaker 3: God, this is the not ready to eat bacon sold
Speaker 3: in three states from Maple Leaf Foods Incorporated. They're located
Speaker 3: out of Illinois. Whether they have put it on the package,
Speaker 3: we're safe, We're safe. What retailers now, some of you
Speaker 3: out there aren't. If you live in Idaho, Oregon or Washington,
Speaker 3: you got problems.
Speaker 4: I feel good. Oh okay, we're good. So you're those that
Speaker 4: are watching list so you don't care.
Speaker 3: And I know we have listeners in Idaho because they
Speaker 3: told me I need to move there during the summer.
Speaker 3: So Idaho, Oregon, Washington, be careful, y'all. Maple leaf foods.
Speaker 3: It was recalled because it was imported from well here,
Speaker 3: they are trying to get us. Who gets bacon. I
Speaker 3: know they have a Canadian bacon, but it's not really bacon.
Speaker 3: This came from Canada, and them Canadians, we're not sure.
Speaker 4: They don't. They don't screen it like we do.
Speaker 3: And so there's a there's a required us import inspection.
Speaker 3: The USDA started in it's twenty July twenty fourth alert.
Speaker 3: This was a routine inspection of this of this bacon,
Speaker 3: and they found out it is a hell hazard situation
Speaker 3: where there is reasonable probability that the use of this
Speaker 3: product will cause serious adverse health consequences are even unlike
Speaker 3: explosive diarrhea, death death pork.
Speaker 4: If it's bad, it'll kill you. Think about this. You
Speaker 4: don't want bad pork. You got bacon. You gotta let
Speaker 4: us them two are off the board. Look out, Tomatos,
Speaker 4: it's coming in trouble. That won't bother you thought. We're
Speaker 4: watching don't like them. We're watching the BLT come apart
Speaker 4: before I very eyes. Oh yeah, the BLT is about
Speaker 4: to be ripped right off the menu. You know, I
Speaker 4: mean BLTs.
Speaker 3: I've had my entire life, maybe three I've had a
Speaker 3: bee just bacon. I don't know you had a b
Speaker 3: b saying you've been around those people if if there's
Speaker 3: a bl too anywhere and they love them talking about
Speaker 3: it right, and.
Speaker 6: They have the people that like their bacon when it's
Speaker 6: like not really cooked.
Speaker 4: No, I won't mind crispy. I don't like that when
Speaker 4: I want mind crunchy. I had to agree with Gary
Speaker 4: at the golf tournament that bacon needed to stay on
Speaker 4: the griddle a little bit. What she hadn't told the
Speaker 4: people that had been slaving all night to fix it?
Speaker 4: Yeah he did. Yeah, Okay, there's a pity. It wasn't good.
Speaker 3: You're sitting there and we're we're sitting down for breakfast. Okay,
Speaker 3: we've got our eggs, okay, which I'm sure there's issues
Speaker 3: without it to sometime and we've got our grits, we've
Speaker 3: got we've got our biscuit. And the person walks out
Speaker 3: with the bacon and you're like, man, the bacon, it's
Speaker 3: cooked just like you want it. Somebody says, now, there's
Speaker 3: a chance this came from maple leaf?
Speaker 4: Would you eat it? Yes? I knew it. I chance it. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I go, it's probably okay. You know what I would think?
Speaker 4: Sure that we fried it out of it. That's what
Speaker 4: I'm saying. We cooked them manure that would be undercooked,
Speaker 4: like Speedy's talking about. That's the ones that are gonna
Speaker 4: get the undercooking.
Speaker 2: Y'all ever do bacon in the oven?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 11: I have not.
Speaker 2: I've been trying recently.
Speaker 4: The bacons.
Speaker 2: There's thick can It works, but it's not. It's not
Speaker 2: as good though, wis not.
Speaker 4: It's not designed easier.
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Speaker 3: Doctor Thomas Dudney is here. Christy is here from Team
Speaker 3: Dudney in this fun yeh?
Speaker 13: Is this?
Speaker 14: You didn't know Christy was here though, No, No, she.
Speaker 3: Came in wide open. I almost took the coffee away
Speaker 3: from me, you know. But so we have the latest
Speaker 3: dental makeover, make Mama smile again. Misty Hester and her
Speaker 3: daughter Emory are here. Dudney does this Christy too. You
Speaker 3: guys work with these people. Just ever get old?
Speaker 14: Really? Yeah?
Speaker 4: It's new every time, isn't it every time?
Speaker 14: But they're all fun.
Speaker 3: So talk to me about working with Misty. What were
Speaker 3: we dealing with him? We've got them before and after picture.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know, unlike a lot of these cases that
Speaker 8: are really staggering, you go, oh what happened there?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 8: Mostly it was a color issue. Uh, you know, the
Speaker 8: darker teeth. We talked about that a lot on the show.
Speaker 8: A couple of teeth out of alignment, you know.
Speaker 4: Size.
Speaker 8: So I don't know if I've ever said this as
Speaker 8: many times as we've been on together, but if for
Speaker 8: for your audience, there are four things that make your
Speaker 8: smile attractive size, shape, position, and color. So the size
Speaker 8: and shape of your teeth is important, The color is
Speaker 8: very important, and then the position position is what orthodox
Speaker 8: do they get t straight?
Speaker 4: So if you have those.
Speaker 14: Four things right, you're gonna have a pretty smile. So
Speaker 14: there was a couple of.
Speaker 8: Size and shape issues positions, but the big one with
Speaker 8: Missy of those four was the color. So when you
Speaker 8: have a great color, you're gonna have a You're gonna
Speaker 8: have pretty smile if the size and shape and position
Speaker 8: is good. That's why orthodonox. If if you go to
Speaker 8: orthodonox and your teeth good size and shape and color.
Speaker 8: They're gonna get them straight, you're gonna have a great smile.
Speaker 8: But doesn't always happen.
Speaker 4: We're looking right now. Look at those before and after
Speaker 4: pictures they were showing those. Those those look great. Uh.
Speaker 8: And that's the beautiful Porslavoneir because you can literally control
Speaker 8: all four of those areas. And so that's what we
Speaker 8: that's what we tried to accomplish when we're doing this.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 8: And usually you're gonna end up. And then of course
Speaker 8: obviously working with a good labe. When when you're talking
Speaker 8: about an indirect restoration like a porcelamoneir, it's the laboratories
Speaker 8: as a vital role. So having a good laboratory like
Speaker 8: we do. Gary Vaughan and yes, Christy, Yeah he's in
Speaker 8: they're in Sacramento, California, and he does We worked. Yeah,
Speaker 8: I've worked with Gary for over twenty years. He's an awesome,
Speaker 8: awesome seramis very talented and it's it's a team.
Speaker 14: It's teamwork.
Speaker 4: Before. They really are artists, aren't they?
Speaker 14: Yes they are they are indeed, and there she see it.
Speaker 4: There's Misty.
Speaker 3: So Misty, let's hear from you. How has this affected you?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 11: It's been life changing, from not wanting to smile to
Speaker 11: smiling and then people's well, let me see your team. Yes, yes,
Speaker 11: he's definitely been wonderful. I'm so thankful.
Speaker 4: So we we have.
Speaker 3: You know, your daughter Maddie actually wrote the letter. She
Speaker 3: actually studying to be a nurse. So she has a
Speaker 3: big uh schedule today of getting that certification, which you
Speaker 3: think she is about to get, right, she's almost done.
Speaker 3: Congratulations to her and you and so Emory is here,
Speaker 3: Emory you as a daughter, have you have.
Speaker 4: You seen a little little change with mama? Mm hm, so,
Speaker 4: so tell us about that.
Speaker 12: She definitely smiles a lot more now.
Speaker 4: She smiles a lot more now.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So so and when you how did you find out?
Speaker 4: You that she won?
Speaker 15: She woke me up in the morning.
Speaker 4: Mister did could you believe it? Did you? I mean,
Speaker 4: when you when you were trying to win?
Speaker 11: Hey, my Facebook friend showed out, they shared and they
Speaker 11: voted in my family, they really and I felt the love,
Speaker 11: but then I kind of felt hurt, like were my
Speaker 11: teeth that jacked up?
Speaker 8: That they well you really need to win?
Speaker 2: Yeah a little bit.
Speaker 4: You know what that's on?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, so they did a good job. Your family did
Speaker 4: a great job.
Speaker 3: When you heard the letter from your daughter, how that
Speaker 3: feel it?
Speaker 11: It was very emotional. She's she's tried several times before
Speaker 11: and then this time was the time that it was
Speaker 11: just my time.
Speaker 4: And how about working with team? Doesn't he wonderful people?
Speaker 11: Oh my goodness, it's not a nnis visits a pep rally?
Speaker 14: Where she got that?
Speaker 3: We keep trying to the only thing that Christian he's
Speaker 3: missing as an extra cheerleader uniform.
Speaker 4: I wasn't even a cheerleader, you know what. You would
Speaker 4: have been a great Yeah, So you have to have
Speaker 4: fun in life, yes, yes, but.
Speaker 3: You know, and you guys do such a good job
Speaker 3: encouraging you know, because when you do this, you know
Speaker 3: it is you're kind.
Speaker 15: Of got a great experience sometimes to be in office.
Speaker 11: And I had my share of thing accidents that happened
Speaker 11: with broken temporaries. Yeah, sickness when and at the worst
Speaker 11: possible time that was more to fined.
Speaker 4: But bless your heart, well, your smile looks beautiful.
Speaker 15: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Congratulations hearing me. You and Maddie did.
Speaker 3: Such a good job as daughters taking care of mom
Speaker 3: and Christie. Of course, Doctor Dunney You guys did a
Speaker 3: great job as always.
Speaker 4: We love these before and afters, and we come back.
Speaker 4: We're going to meet a new member of Team Dunney.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, you got a new member of Team Dunney
Speaker 4: coming up to hanging there right.
Speaker 14: Let're excited.
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Speaker 3: We got a lot more to do on the program today,
Speaker 3: so we met Misty Hester the latest Make Mama Smile again.
Speaker 4: What a wonderful before and after. She looks great. She's
Speaker 4: smiling big.
Speaker 3: But we also wanted to talk to Team Dudney about
Speaker 3: a new member of the team that is coming on board.
Speaker 3: Ladies and gentlemen, put your hands together for doctor Bethanie Swanson.
Speaker 4: Welcome the team.
Speaker 15: Done, thanks for having me.
Speaker 4: So uh are you able to keep up with Christie's
Speaker 4: pep are you packing?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 7: I mean she claims she wasn't a former cheerleader, but
Speaker 7: as a former cheerleader, I feel like I can recognize
Speaker 7: a fellow member.
Speaker 3: And she told me, if you know, what if if
Speaker 3: Christie can't fire you up, and you just can't be
Speaker 3: fired here.
Speaker 8: In fairness, Christie was a major atte so she like
Speaker 8: twelve of the time, so she was out on the field.
Speaker 8: She just you know, and she I'm sure the football
Speaker 8: players can all hear her cheering.
Speaker 4: Can you still do a little bit?
Speaker 7: So, uh, you should see where those dental instruments never
Speaker 7: asked for anything?
Speaker 4: Right, So uh well let me dog.
Speaker 3: Let me let me say, first of all, thank you
Speaker 3: for your service to our country. So four years Air Force? Yes, correct, Yeah,
Speaker 3: so thank you for that. And you were telling men
Speaker 3: like when when you're training to be a dentist, I
Speaker 3: mean it is grueling.
Speaker 14: Yeah, you know, I say this a lot.
Speaker 8: You know, I liked her, and I I'll be in
Speaker 8: front of a room full of dentists and I say
Speaker 8: all the time, dentistry is difficult work. You got to
Speaker 8: love what you're doing. Uh, it's mentally and physically stressful
Speaker 8: and training to be a dentist is not an easy thing.
Speaker 8: A lot of people get into it because it's a
Speaker 8: lifelong thing. Some people like me kind of stumble into it.
Speaker 8: But your whatever your reason. Dentistry is not easy, but
Speaker 8: it is very rewarding, and it can be extremely rewarding.
Speaker 8: It's one of the reasons why I love patients like
Speaker 8: Misty and love doing stuff like that, because aesthetics can
Speaker 8: be extremely rewarding. But all aspects of dentistry are great,
Speaker 8: and it's come a long way. We talk about this
Speaker 8: on the show all the time, how far dentistry has
Speaker 8: come and how much better it is, and how much people.
Speaker 8: You know, the fear of going to the dentist is
Speaker 8: it'll never go away. But it's not nearly as bad
Speaker 8: as it was.
Speaker 4: It really is what what what drew you to dentistry?
Speaker 7: Honestly, kind of like doctor Dunneys story, I kind of
Speaker 7: stumbled into it. Originally I wanted to go into medicine.
Speaker 7: I knew I wanted to do healthcare. I wanted to
Speaker 7: help people. But really, my dad the whole entire time,
Speaker 7: he's like, you should just be a dentist, and I
Speaker 7: was like, no, I was like, that's so boring, Like
Speaker 7: I don't know if I could be a dentist. He goes, yeah,
Speaker 7: but everyone there is so happy and cheerful.
Speaker 15: There's music, you just lay there, you get your teeth clean.
Speaker 15: And I was like, I don't know.
Speaker 7: He goes, He's like, I've never seen a mad dentist.
Speaker 15: He's like, everyone there, my high dentist.
Speaker 14: You're all happy.
Speaker 15: And so after having my fair share at the hospital.
Speaker 7: Studying, I was like, you know what, maybe my dad's right.
Speaker 7: So that's how I kind of found dentistry.
Speaker 3: So I know that you certainly didn't stay to the
Speaker 3: whole time, but you spent some time at the University
Speaker 3: of Arizona.
Speaker 17: I did.
Speaker 4: So where are you from though?
Speaker 7: So I'm originally from Peoria, Arizona, which is about the
Speaker 7: northwest side of Phoenix, so it's about two and a
Speaker 7: half hours from Tucson, Arizona.
Speaker 3: Where you Okay? So that is I was going to
Speaker 3: ask then, so your transition. We are not a dry heat.
Speaker 15: You guys are not.
Speaker 4: It is a wet, tropical humid, yes.
Speaker 15: But it does great things for the skin.
Speaker 11: It is.
Speaker 7: So I think i've you know, had to reduce one
Speaker 7: of my moisturizers just being here, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because we got all the moisture you can stand.
Speaker 15: I know it does great and the volume in your hair.
Speaker 4: Okay, so we shouldn't complain about who madity. There's actually
Speaker 4: not things.
Speaker 15: That I hope I'm reverse aging here.
Speaker 3: Well, let me tell you you already are look really
Speaker 3: really young. When people walk down a bet, they're like, yeah,
Speaker 3: do you get that right now?
Speaker 15: All the time.
Speaker 7: And then I think people are surprised when they hear
Speaker 7: that I have a ten year old and I have
Speaker 7: three kids like a former life before.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so how old are your kids?
Speaker 7: So I have a ten year old, a five year old,
Speaker 7: and almost two year old, all girls.
Speaker 4: Wow, okay girl. And your husband also was in the
Speaker 4: Air Force.
Speaker 15: He was special for that's correct.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and so he is in a house with four females.
Speaker 15: Yes he is. And our dogs are two girls. So
Speaker 15: but the fish is.
Speaker 8: A boy, got a buddy yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: So, so what was it that drew you to to
Speaker 3: come to work here in Alabama with Dudney?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 15: The people?
Speaker 7: So growing up in Arizona, my husband and I both
Speaker 7: being military, we got to experience different locations, living in
Speaker 7: different places, and that's when we really kind of realized,
Speaker 7: you know what, when I get out, when I'm done
Speaker 7: with my time, that I didn't want to stay in Arizona.
Speaker 7: It was just getting really big for our family. We
Speaker 7: kind of want to just step back, have a little
Speaker 7: bit more quality family life, sense of community and especially
Speaker 7: dentistry has just really changed. I wanted to go back
Speaker 7: to that small town feel where you know, you're dentists,
Speaker 7: you're the community, local dnnists. You can treat the kids,
Speaker 7: the ants, the brothers, and so that's really what I
Speaker 7: was looking for.
Speaker 4: Have you have you dealt with Speedy yet.
Speaker 15: Just this morning?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Dramatic.
Speaker 14: You know, we are proud of you for that.
Speaker 4: We are.
Speaker 3: So doesn't he talk to me about, you know, the
Speaker 3: obvious advantage of bringing her on the day.
Speaker 14: Gosh, it's been so great.
Speaker 8: I was kind of hoping she said she came to
Speaker 8: Alabama because she'd heard about me, But no, that would
Speaker 8: that would have.
Speaker 14: Been the truth.
Speaker 8: But you know, so in the state of Alabama, you're
Speaker 8: not a dentist. Hygienists cannot see patients unless the dentist
Speaker 8: is physically in the building. So having another dentist there
Speaker 8: if you're out of the office. I was out of
Speaker 8: the office yesterday and Monday, and having her there hygenis
Speaker 8: can work. We like just talking, you know, when you
Speaker 8: have somebody you can talk about cases with and things
Speaker 8: like that, it's a huge advantage. And I love picking
Speaker 8: her brain and hopefully i'll you know, you know, they
Speaker 8: say experience is a great teacher, you know, so I've
Speaker 8: got a lot of experience. I've been around a while.
Speaker 8: But hopefully, you know, I can share some things. And
Speaker 8: my biggest thing is, you know, every basic of make mistakes,
Speaker 8: learn from that mistake and don't keep making try not
Speaker 8: to make them again. So that's what I hope that
Speaker 8: I can share with her. What's some things that I
Speaker 8: found that I've done that I wish if I had
Speaker 8: a chance to do it over, I'd do it differently
Speaker 8: and maybe help some a younger dentist like that. But
Speaker 8: we're constantly trying to, you know, improve on what we do,
Speaker 8: our delivery of care and all that, all those things.
Speaker 8: But having another person there is tremendously invaluable. And for
Speaker 8: the paint plus she does a lot of procedures I
Speaker 8: don't do well.
Speaker 3: I was going to ask that I can pardon my
Speaker 3: ignorance on that. But in your training, what are some
Speaker 3: of the things you're talking about.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, well I'm talking about root canals and plants surgery.
Speaker 14: She can take teeth out. She's a very skilled surgeon,
Speaker 14: can take teeth out. These are things that.
Speaker 8: I now, maybe early on when I started, you know,
Speaker 8: a million years ago, I did some of those things,
Speaker 8: but not over the years, I've kind of drifted away
Speaker 8: to more more aesthetics. But she does a lot of procedures,
Speaker 8: which is beneficial to the patient. Now, obviously there are
Speaker 8: still going to be procedures that we are going to
Speaker 8: refer to specialists, but the routine was, you know, she
Speaker 8: could do some things like that.
Speaker 3: So I want to ask you, doc, so doctor Swanson,
Speaker 3: So is that that you're used to that now being
Speaker 3: called doctor Swanson?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, And you know it's it's one of those things
Speaker 3: that I'll never get to experience. But so because I
Speaker 3: don't know one's even giving me a fake doctor yet,
Speaker 3: you know, when some of those some people will get,
Speaker 3: you know, one that the university gives you. I don't
Speaker 3: think I'll ever be in line for any of that
Speaker 3: since I was such a bad student. But when you
Speaker 3: talk about a root canal. You do know, you might
Speaker 3: be familiar. It has a bad reputation.
Speaker 4: It does. Yeah, and people will say one thing that
Speaker 4: was like going as I getting a root can now
Speaker 4: have these because Doudney has helped us in Christie, so
Speaker 4: many things.
Speaker 3: In the dental world have moved forward. Has the root
Speaker 3: canal moved forward? Is it not as horrible as it
Speaker 3: used to be many moons ago?
Speaker 15: Yes, I would definitely agree with that.
Speaker 7: I mean, I think when everyone hears, oh, I'm going
Speaker 7: to get a root canal, really it's not any different
Speaker 7: than getting a filling done.
Speaker 15: I mean, okay, okay, it.
Speaker 7: Was getting really a filling or any dental procedure because
Speaker 7: once your numb, your numb, you know, you don't feel anything.
Speaker 7: And I even just had a patient last week sleep
Speaker 7: he was snoring during his root canal. So, I mean,
Speaker 7: it's definitely has changed all the time. And I think
Speaker 7: just the different types of anesthetic that we're using now,
Speaker 7: the different medications that go into the root canal have
Speaker 7: definitely improved over time.
Speaker 18: Yeah, well it sounds like things have only gotten better.
Speaker 18: Well we hope so, and we and I think so
Speaker 18: because it does. I mean, technology, everything we talk about
Speaker 18: technology and how it's improved, and we're going to see
Speaker 18: you know, AIS in everything now including dentistry, and we have.
Speaker 14: The ability to read X rays. We're using it.
Speaker 8: We've been using AI technology reading X rays for a
Speaker 8: few years now, which you know, you and I can detect,
Speaker 8: you know, fifty shades of great. AI can check up
Speaker 8: to seven and that's what reading radiographs are.
Speaker 14: Its shades of gray.
Speaker 8: So we can see things through AI that we couldn't
Speaker 8: see it with the human eyes. So it's been amazing.
Speaker 8: Technology is an amazing thing.
Speaker 3: It is and I would just encourage everybody in the audience,
Speaker 3: and I'm being completely serious right now, get the appointments.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm sitting here leaving a proof of this.
Speaker 3: I just I went in for my normal checkup every
Speaker 3: three years. I think it is y'all do the full
Speaker 3: three sixty whatever that thing is, and the things you
Speaker 3: can see now and that is amazing. And they called
Speaker 3: that I had assist and where was it in the
Speaker 3: palette and they're like, hey, you need to get that
Speaker 3: looked at. And we caught it on a routine a checkup.
Speaker 3: And here's what I want all of you to know.
Speaker 3: From the time it was diagnosed, from the time I
Speaker 3: actually had it removed. There was never a time that
Speaker 3: I knew I had it. I never had any discomfort,
Speaker 3: and so if it hadn't been caught by the time
Speaker 3: I would have been uncomfortable, it had been a much
Speaker 3: bigger deal.
Speaker 4: So so it's important to do that.
Speaker 3: And as they all have said, with the technology now
Speaker 3: they can see things that you know, back back in
Speaker 3: the old days you couldn't see. So they can catch
Speaker 3: a lot of things and head them off before they
Speaker 3: become big problems.
Speaker 4: So welcome to the town.
Speaker 14: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Welcome to Alabama. How long? How long have you and
Speaker 4: your husband and your daughters lived here?
Speaker 15: So we moved here the end of ma Oh my goodness.
Speaker 4: So you are still brand new, brand.
Speaker 15: New, first Alabama summer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, well, and a little bit your skin. You
Speaker 3: being from Arizona, this is not going to bother you.
Speaker 3: But the thing that I always tell people that that
Speaker 3: just move here from other places, Arizona won't be that
Speaker 3: big of an adjustment. But I told this poor person
Speaker 3: from Colorado one time, I said, now here's what you
Speaker 3: got to get ready for.
Speaker 4: September is just August again. I mean, it doesn't. It
Speaker 4: doesn't even remotely resemble fault. It's just another summer month.
Speaker 4: So he looked at me like really, and I was.
Speaker 4: He was just profusely sweating at the time.
Speaker 3: So, uh, well, yeah, welcome to the team, and welcome
Speaker 3: to Alabama. And congratulations to you, Misty, your smile less
Speaker 3: beautiful congratulations. And I don't have to tell you how
Speaker 3: wonderful this team is because you've experienced it.
Speaker 4: So so there you go.
Speaker 14: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Doctor Bethany Swanson joins Team Dudney.
Speaker 4: Te Dudney dot com.
Speaker 3: Uh, if you want to find out about all that
Speaker 3: they do and get your appointment. And for those of you,
Speaker 3: like the rest of us, that are already part of
Speaker 3: the family, keep your appointments.
Speaker 4: I know I'm saying that to me. Uh and we'll
Speaker 4: be right back. Thank you for our time. Congratulations Misty Hester.
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Speaker 3: All right, thank you for being one of us America.
Speaker 3: As we are going through another show. As far as
Speaker 3: the Mister Lucky part of the are you ready tour?
Speaker 3: Another rehearsal yesterday, you can go to look on my
Speaker 3: story there on Instagram. Got some pictures on Instagram too.
Speaker 3: Speedy documented that quite well. Did y'all notice yesterday we
Speaker 3: got to look at one of the screens. Regret all,
Speaker 3: we got to look at one of the screens yesterday.
Speaker 3: Starting to get the production team together, and we got
Speaker 3: a big meeting about that again today as we get
Speaker 3: ready for coming up this fall. By the way, that
Speaker 3: tour is real, because you're wondering. By the way, you
Speaker 3: should have seen the new dentist face when I was
Speaker 3: telling the new dentist about because you know, she was like, oh,
Speaker 3: tell me about this, you know, having this cyst out
Speaker 3: and all this, And I told her, I said, these
Speaker 3: guys you see that I work with every day, I said,
Speaker 3: their hope was that I would have a permament permament
Speaker 3: lisp still missed a permanent lisp.
Speaker 4: I did just for a day. Yeah, and you know
Speaker 4: what I wanted a week?
Speaker 3: How about She looked at me, like permanent. Yeah, she
Speaker 3: looked at me and she goes, what I said, Yeah,
Speaker 3: that was their dream. She goes, so is it fully recovered?
Speaker 3: I said, it is, I said, and they're crazy disappointed.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I mean you talked a little too normal, right, Yeah,
Speaker 4: So so she thought that was odd she did. Well,
Speaker 4: you guys, I don't know how you.
Speaker 3: I know, y'all think the way we live is like
Speaker 3: we sometimes lose focus on the fact that people think
Speaker 3: that we're all really pretty strange and there's things that
Speaker 3: need to be addressed. Yeah, and and so, but if
Speaker 3: we were as normal as everybody else.
Speaker 4: The show wouldn't work.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, it's funny hearing doctor Swanson, the newest
Speaker 6: member of Team Dudney, talk about her husband being the
Speaker 6: only male in the house. Even their dogs are male
Speaker 6: or female. Our house is opposite. Terry is the only
Speaker 6: female in the family besides her daughter in law Maybury.
Speaker 6: Even even our dogs are male. I mean, we don't
Speaker 6: know what it's like, right grandson. I mean we don't
Speaker 6: have a granddaughter yet. Yeah, you're right, She's like I'm
Speaker 6: the only female in the house.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm.
Speaker 3: Yeah, speaking of our family. You know, we're getting ready
Speaker 3: to go on vacation next week. Boy, and I'm just
Speaker 3: I'm watching Sherry try to get everybody on the same page. Uh,
Speaker 3: it's all right, you know it was. It's you know,
Speaker 3: everybody just needs to let's just all get where we're
Speaker 3: supposed to be on time.
Speaker 4: I have I did say this. Sherry said, well, about
Speaker 4: what time we're supposed to leave, She said, she gave
Speaker 4: me a time.
Speaker 3: I said, no, no, no, back that up. Don't don't
Speaker 3: tell them we're leaving earlier than that. Yeah, the ones,
Speaker 3: the ones that are going with us, just tell them
Speaker 3: we're leaving earlier than that.
Speaker 4: So so we'll see.
Speaker 3: But it will be replaced all next week, and you guys,
Speaker 3: hopefully we'll get some time to rest and then we'll
Speaker 3: bounce back. And I want all of you to know
Speaker 3: that when we we get back here, I guess we
Speaker 3: would return on the tenth, correct, So when we land
Speaker 3: here on the tenth, we're gonna be looking the Montgomery
Speaker 3: Are you ready to or And we're gonna be looking
Speaker 3: at it right in the eye.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, we'll be thirty days out exciting, right, and.
Speaker 3: Then when we do that, it's gonna be Montgomery, it's
Speaker 3: gonna be startful, it's going to be the Cruise. Then
Speaker 3: it's gonna be Huntsville. Then it's gonna be Birmingham. That's
Speaker 3: gonna be a five week run.
Speaker 4: That is going to be a doozy.
Speaker 3: Did I do the right thing? Because you know, when
Speaker 3: we started trying to figure out when to do it,
Speaker 3: I want to ask you guys this. So when we
Speaker 3: were trying to figure out when to do this, we
Speaker 3: had to I wanted to the audience for years was like,
Speaker 3: are are we ever going to see mister Lucky come back?
Speaker 3: And I thought, well, if we do a tour again,
Speaker 3: you know because that is similar to the one we
Speaker 3: did back in the Rick and Bubba days, but obviously
Speaker 3: it'll be unique too, where yeah, we're going to do
Speaker 3: all the comedy and what would be different that would
Speaker 3: bring everybody something different? And I thought, well, let's bring
Speaker 3: the band back after twenty three years. Well, that presented
Speaker 3: its own problems because now you've got to figure out
Speaker 3: when everybody could actually do it. So Ryan Greenwood and
Speaker 3: his job the summer was not going to work. So
Speaker 3: we couldn't do a summer tour, so then you talk
Speaker 3: about a fall tour, and then you talk about, well,
Speaker 3: you don't want to compete with college football, especially when
Speaker 3: you have Mississippi and Alabama dates.
Speaker 4: Which is where we're going to play.
Speaker 3: So then you don't you go, well, we don't want
Speaker 3: to do a Saturday I know there's still some high
Speaker 3: school for ball conflicts on Friday night, but not everybody
Speaker 3: is involved in high school football. It didn't affect him
Speaker 3: as many people as watching and being part of college football.
Speaker 3: But then there was also the thought of, well, what
Speaker 3: about the fact that y'all work on Fridays and you're
Speaker 3: going to go all day. And I think I just thought,
Speaker 3: on y'all's behalf. I think we would rather go ahead
Speaker 3: and work on Friday all and have the rest of
Speaker 3: our weekend to rest before next week, as opposed to
Speaker 3: everybody go home Friday. Oh, by the way, you've got
Speaker 3: to go somewhere on Saturday too. The twenty yeah, and
Speaker 3: stayed there the late at night on Saturday.
Speaker 4: Get then go to me. It takes almost pulls your
Speaker 4: whole weekend away. The twentieth a different time of year,
Speaker 4: but they were Fridays too, right.
Speaker 3: There were yeah, I thought, yeah, yeah, when we did
Speaker 3: that on the Rick and Bubby years, the twentieth and all, No,
Speaker 3: it was those were Friday nights. And the reason why
Speaker 3: I remember we did that was just what I'm talking
Speaker 3: about now. This is when we did fall because of
Speaker 3: Brian Greenwood schedule, but we did Friday nights even though
Speaker 3: that's a long day. So when you're done, you have
Speaker 3: the rest of the weekend. Yeah, you know, to be
Speaker 3: ready for Monday show as opposed to taking the weekend.
Speaker 3: I worked on Friday, but I didn't do the content
Speaker 3: the show. But now I've got to be somewhere on
Speaker 3: Saturday to do the show.
Speaker 4: Then it ends late.
Speaker 3: Then I got to get back home, and then church
Speaker 3: on Sunday. I mean all that just before you know it,
Speaker 3: you're back on the show on Monday, and you're like,
Speaker 3: I don't know that I ever got a break. Even
Speaker 3: though that's a long day on Friday, I still think
Speaker 3: it gives us a bigger break when it's over.
Speaker 5: We's got a power through Friday and then and sleep
Speaker 5: all day Saturday.
Speaker 4: Be ready, be ready, you don't sleep anymore. Wait time
Speaker 4: about Adamah This doesn't affect you in anyway. Top of
Speaker 4: the hour.
Speaker 1: This is the Rick Burgess Show.
Speaker 2: Well come Shoe, The Rick Burgess Show.
Speaker 4: The boys reason for lighting up. For instance, here we
Speaker 4: go a new hour. Thank you for being with us. Speedy,
Speaker 4: Greg Adler in the mix, the.
Speaker 12: Gang all here.
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Speaker 3: We'll do unscreened phone calls before the hour is done,
Speaker 3: and we'll hear from you Wednesday. Bible Study back today
Speaker 3: noon Central, one o'clock Eastern on the YouTube channel. Now
Speaker 3: we are on vacation next week, so there won't be
Speaker 3: another one until two weeks from today. And when we
Speaker 3: come back, the live version of the Bible Study when
Speaker 3: we come back, and it will be on the twelfth
Speaker 3: of August. The next Bible Study we'll come back on
Speaker 3: the tenth, as we mentioned a minute ago, but the
Speaker 3: next Bible Study be on the twelfth, and on day
Speaker 3: will be the new time for the live experience, and
Speaker 3: that'll be eleven o'clock Central noon Eastern, starting on August
Speaker 3: the twelfth. That affects those of you that come here
Speaker 3: to the studio and those of you that watch it
Speaker 3: live the archive world, your life doesn't change a whole
Speaker 3: lot on that. Speaking of other ways to get in
Speaker 3: touch with us.
Speaker 4: Heyburd Haybird had these are emails from you the audience.
Speaker 3: If you go to the team at Rick burgessshow dot com,
Speaker 3: you see all of our different email addresses. If you
Speaker 3: just use the contact button, we're really not there. We
Speaker 3: probably should be there, but we're not.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: That's just how you contact salespeople and things like that.
Speaker 3: So you can contact us directly by going to where
Speaker 3: it says the team, heyburg Hayburge. And this is a
Speaker 3: question that they're going to ask you guys as well
Speaker 3: concerning this new member.
Speaker 4: Or bit on the Show's a better way to put it,
Speaker 4: Hey Burge, I'll.
Speaker 3: Just start by telling you I'm a little concerned yet
Speaker 3: strangely fascinated. Concerned and fascinated with this email er happening
Speaker 3: at the same time that you're seriously entertaining this puppeteering
Speaker 3: childhood dream as a full grown man. I think it
Speaker 3: would be healthy for you and for society if speedy
Speaker 3: Greg n Adler would be completely honest and discuss about
Speaker 3: how this makes them really feel. When I watch you
Speaker 3: work in that puppet, I experienced emotions I wasn't prepared for.
Speaker 3: I was mildly uncomfortable. But I also could not look away.
Speaker 3: It was like watching a slow motion train wreck hosted
Speaker 3: by Sesame Street.
Speaker 4: Ooh, that's a good one.
Speaker 3: I thought, well, hey, this is a joke. Then I realized,
Speaker 3: wait a minute, Rick's pretty good at this. Has he
Speaker 3: been practicing. I'll address that in a minute. I'm not
Speaker 3: saying you need I'm not saying that you need an intervention.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying if speedy gregor add Or walk by
Speaker 3: your office and hear two voices, oh boy, but only
Speaker 3: one person walks out, I think they need to call somebody.
Speaker 3: I agree, which brings me to an important question. If
Speaker 3: men shouldn't run in the rain, should they play with puppets?
Speaker 4: Oh boy, this is good.
Speaker 3: Respectfully man, By the way, I'm not here to stop you.
Speaker 3: I'm here to witness whatever this becomes. I'd say what
Speaker 3: he's saying.
Speaker 4: He basically says, I'm in forever this goes poorly or good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he has some concerns that are legit. I just today,
Speaker 3: maybe let rest him. Let him rest little man. Rest
Speaker 3: all right, Okay, he's tired.
Speaker 4: How are you?
Speaker 6: I know you you discoloage. You don't care for Jeff
Speaker 6: Dunham today. Apparently he doesn't like human.
Speaker 4: It's hard.
Speaker 6: It's this takes you back to when you were young
Speaker 6: and watching him do it, so it's kind of a yeah,
Speaker 6: it's a reoccurring thing.
Speaker 4: I mixed emotions here, Do y'all feel like the emailer?
Speaker 5: I went actually back and listened to it, and uh,
Speaker 5: you know, I I was a little bit weird, uncomfortably
Speaker 5: aired some grievances about it. And but I appreciate you
Speaker 5: letting me get that off my chest, absolutely talking about
Speaker 5: how it just doesn't feel right.
Speaker 2: It's like watching Chuck Norris do ballet or it doesn't
Speaker 2: feel right.
Speaker 4: Nothing wrong with that.
Speaker 2: It's like seeing Billy Graham. I don't know if I
Speaker 2: should say that again.
Speaker 4: But don't say that was taken over by something else. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and and that's what I'm saying. I think maybe the
Speaker 4: little man needs to work.
Speaker 2: Somebody.
Speaker 4: Okay, where I I'll just say this where I got
Speaker 4: a little I wouldn't say it's like Bill Cosby doing it,
Speaker 4: but oh no, he did.
Speaker 6: Where I got a little uncomfortable is I thought we
Speaker 6: were doing a bit and I looked up two minutes
Speaker 6: later and you were still over there. Yeah, like you're
Speaker 6: like you're in your office or something.
Speaker 4: You know what this is like?
Speaker 3: You know what I've realized because I'm going to answer
Speaker 3: his question. Greg, you just said it a minute ago,
Speaker 3: and you're right, he said. I thought to myself, he's
Speaker 3: been practicing sadly. No, Uh, it's just it's just I
Speaker 3: was born a puppeteer and a puppeteer naturally, and it's
Speaker 3: it's almost like somebody put me on a bicycle and
Speaker 3: they're like, well, my goodness, he'ms still right.
Speaker 4: Well, of course I can. Oh my gosh, it's still there. Please.
Speaker 4: Oh that's a good one. And I will say this too.
Speaker 6: We had I had an email come in and I said,
Speaker 6: he said, look, I think you're overthinking it. The voice
Speaker 6: of handyman Rick needs to be his original voice. When
Speaker 6: you go into your handyman, talk about how your left
Speaker 6: he left you right, you know that stuff, right.
Speaker 4: He's right, instead of we worked too much trying to
Speaker 4: come up with a puppet voice. Let it be natural. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I agree with that. She I don't know here I'd
Speaker 4: like to see him taking off the chef today and
Speaker 4: put Yeah, it's right here to my right.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna put Choco putting in inside of that puppet.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go, by the way, put back in the
Speaker 3: drawing on the on the puppet with men I don't know.
Speaker 3: I mean, was Jim Henson, He seemed pretty manly. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I think Jeff Dunham, Yeah.
Speaker 6: I think it's really more what you turn into, right,
Speaker 6: you turn into something I haven't seen. He got locked
Speaker 6: up in it at one point and none of us
Speaker 6: were even here.
Speaker 2: He was doing the puppet to himself. Guys was looking
Speaker 2: at him. That bothered me.
Speaker 3: I'm looking for the puppet to do Bible study today.
Speaker 3: No good, by the way, Maybe maybe some commentary, but
Speaker 3: not the whole the whole thing.
Speaker 4: Paper with puppet manage.
Speaker 6: When you're in serious conversation during the Bible study, are
Speaker 6: we keeping handyman right here like still to your left?
Speaker 2: Should not do that?
Speaker 4: I told you yesterday. Whenever a serious subject comes up
Speaker 4: and I look up and Rick's making this great point
Speaker 4: about maybe something biblical, and I look and.
Speaker 3: Less than it listen in less than an hour. In
Speaker 3: less than an hour, there are people that are coming
Speaker 3: here to watch this show with the production team for
Speaker 3: the tour, and do you know why they're coming. They're
Speaker 3: coming to start to understand the show so they can
Speaker 3: understand the presentation of the live show on stage. So
Speaker 3: they're gonna sit down and their whole thing is, let
Speaker 3: me take in this show, and they're gonna spot that
Speaker 3: puppet in between us, and I bet you they think.
Speaker 4: Okay, so we got to work the puppet. Well, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna say, tell me a story behind that, and he's
Speaker 4: gonna get it, and he's gonna you what they special
Speaker 4: gifts grow over the grouse. Yeah, what Scott GAROSSI will
Speaker 4: think about it. I can tell you that with zero hesitation.
Speaker 3: By the way, Scott Garowski hates mister Lucky, so yeah,
Speaker 3: he's certainly gonna hate the post. One verse, he says
Speaker 3: that our band and his opinion, our band is horrible.
Speaker 3: I gave him a sign c D one Christmas. He
Speaker 3: said our songs are horrible and the band's horrible.
Speaker 4: He hates.
Speaker 5: What is he like?
Speaker 4: What he said? That one cares? I held him to it.
Speaker 4: What if Rick has his back to the audience and
Speaker 4: a sudden turns.
Speaker 2: And goes right of the blue.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Rick, I can bring him out. No, you don't know,
Speaker 4: Ryan Greenwood.
Speaker 3: Listen, Ryan Greenwood experienced some things back when it's true
Speaker 3: a different song. He said, no, no, He asked me, said,
Speaker 3: can we at least do the five songs without all
Speaker 3: the can we just rock for five songs?
Speaker 4: And I said, yes, we're not going that's not.
Speaker 5: So.
Speaker 3: But anyway, this guy, I think speaks. He says, this
Speaker 3: guy really saying, I don't really know how to feel.
Speaker 3: He said, I'm not sure myself now bringing them entertained.
Speaker 3: But I'm also concerned because of my childhood dream. Because
Speaker 3: of my childhood dream. Here's here's what I'm wondering. That
Speaker 3: that's something that came from my childhood and now it's back,
Speaker 3: and you see what it's doing to me?
Speaker 4: Would this is this?
Speaker 3: This bad idea of Also, somebody said, not from my childhood,
Speaker 3: but from my past.
Speaker 4: Hey, here's an idea. Let's let Rick start drinking bourbon again.
Speaker 4: You know, is that this is not a good idea?
Speaker 2: Is this a bad idea?
Speaker 4: Let me let me go ahead and the test of that, Okay,
Speaker 4: is this?
Speaker 3: I mean I have people here saying that it's just
Speaker 3: it's just that the puppet has to be part of
Speaker 3: the tour.
Speaker 4: Now well, I mean it's maybe the meet and Greek.
Speaker 4: He's gonna bring everybody out. You wouldn't believe what if
Speaker 4: he went and signed and tried to sign out.
Speaker 3: By the way, here's somebody says I've noticed that. I
Speaker 3: hear guys, I don't. I don't know Handy Rick Puppet
Speaker 3: would be such a big hit. But every time I
Speaker 3: can look at texting emails that people keep saying, Hey,
Speaker 3: we want more Handy Rick. This sounds like Gary acting
Speaker 3: like he can't come to the show. However, I must
Speaker 3: see Handy Rick Puppet live and Huntsville m I'd like
Speaker 3: to see Gary while you're doing puppet. You know what
Speaker 3: I think we've done. We've unearthed something that may.
Speaker 4: Not be good. I did yesterday. I saw you get
Speaker 4: in a zone that you couldn't get out when we
Speaker 4: weren't here.
Speaker 2: It was just him, Wow, just him. It's just.
Speaker 5: Rick watching you do a puppet. It's like it's like
Speaker 5: like seeing an obese lifeguard. It just shouldn't happen.
Speaker 2: It doesn't work. It just hurts your brain. The words
Speaker 2: of Greg Versus, I'd rather see a dog eat his puppy.
Speaker 4: Okay, I say one thing though, if you were drowning,
Speaker 4: you'll take a fat one.
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Speaker 4: But you checking on Iran today? Ooh Iran, oh, I
Speaker 4: said Iran, they hung.
Speaker 3: Two more protests. Hey, they don't like protests in public,
Speaker 3: while the crowd cries dishonorable, dishonorable. I hate to say
Speaker 3: this honorable, and their courage is, you know, something to
Speaker 3: be noted. But you got to know when you get
Speaker 3: together and you're living in Iran and they go to
Speaker 3: tell you, what, guys, this ain't right. We're gonna get
Speaker 3: out here in protesting, I would go, I don't know
Speaker 3: what's going to happen if we protest. Yeah, they were
Speaker 3: allegedly tied to January's nationwide antim protests. Great to your point,
Speaker 3: but the crowd was screaming, this is not honorable, this
Speaker 3: is this shouldn't be done, and security forces fired tear
Speaker 3: gas to disperse the crowd. According to the National Council
Speaker 3: of Resistance of Iran, okay, okay, this is an exiled
Speaker 3: Iranian opposition group. Uh so they said that these two
Speaker 3: men with very long names were hung in the square,
Speaker 3: and they said this goes back.
Speaker 4: To January that you won't find that story on many
Speaker 4: news sources there. They don't talk about it, right, So
Speaker 4: you know it's the Persians they when they the horrible
Speaker 4: regimes that continue to rule Iran.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: This is this is how they operate.
Speaker 8: Oh.
Speaker 4: And by the way, those of you that are embracing.
Speaker 3: You know, the ever growing central government, you city grocery
Speaker 3: stores and all this garbage in New York.
Speaker 4: Uh, this is where it all leads when it gets
Speaker 4: down to you can't oppose, you can't oppose the government
Speaker 4: question and Rick, the countdown is on.
Speaker 6: Fauci is about to oh, boy, I guess speak to
Speaker 6: Ram Paul and the guys and ladies. And so he's
Speaker 6: about to give his testimony again. And they have already
Speaker 6: come out and said, Okay, Biden might have pardoned you,
Speaker 6: but if you perjure yourself in this hearing, that doesn't
Speaker 6: cover this.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah today, So this might be how they get him.
Speaker 3: House Overside Committee Committee Chairman James Comer, Republican out of Kentucky,
Speaker 3: has said exactly what Speedy just said, warning Fouch that
Speaker 3: his presidential pardon has limits, uh, and that this would
Speaker 3: be one of them. If you if you come in
Speaker 3: here before this a bunch, this oversight committee, and you
Speaker 3: perjure yourself that would not be covered in this blanket
Speaker 3: pardon from Biden.
Speaker 4: Fauci's response, Well, hang on a minute.
Speaker 3: Well yeah, I also would like to point out that
Speaker 3: even Biden doesn't remember he gave you that pardon. Now,
Speaker 3: that's a fact. He doesn't know that he did so sadly.
Speaker 3: So we'll see what it's going to be. Rand Paula
Speaker 3: facing Fauci. That's usually that's usually pretty electric.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well.
Speaker 2: No he can't. You don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 6: That's that's okay, a little bit like the Godfather. We
Speaker 6: talked about it yesterday. But what Fauci was saying publicly
Speaker 6: does not match up with his personal diary what he
Speaker 6: was saying in the diary. So he was lying publicly
Speaker 6: according to his diary. He was according to his diary,
Speaker 6: right of course, then again, he may go I was actually.
Speaker 2: Especially when he talked about how his first pitch was good,
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 4: Delusion.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they did say today when he's terrible. He has
Speaker 3: made one request before he is interviewed by this Oversight committee.
Speaker 3: He wants everybody to be seated at least six feet apart. Yes, absolutely,
Speaker 3: possibly that was just made up.
Speaker 4: It just so admitted it made it up. Yeah, So
Speaker 4: somebody asked, can he take the fifth in something like this?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I guess maybe. I don't know. He's got a lot
Speaker 4: of explaining to do.
Speaker 3: I know that he does, but he could. He could
Speaker 3: get in there, I guess, and just kind of say,
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna talk.
Speaker 2: I'm reading here.
Speaker 5: Fauci cannot legally plead the fifth during his congressional testimonies.
Speaker 4: Okay, he can't.
Speaker 5: Well, they say that there's no self incrimination threat because
Speaker 5: of Biden's pardon. But we just said, well that if
Speaker 5: he perjures himself during these hearings, and RFK Junior even
Speaker 5: said they will be pursuing charges against him if he
Speaker 5: perjures himself today.
Speaker 4: Right, how do you say it? At least that's that's
Speaker 4: what we think. He said, And then Ram Paul's neighbor
Speaker 4: weight In righted him right off the lawnmow.
Speaker 2: What if what about you?
Speaker 4: I have a spokesperson, and it was Handyman. Ricky came up.
Speaker 4: What if somebody screamed that fight?
Speaker 3: Oh oh, here he goes with his first again, nowhere
Speaker 3: near nobody he's got by the way, him wearing that
Speaker 3: stupid mask.
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, my granddaughter who is three could do
Speaker 6: better than that. And that mask right there was off
Speaker 6: a show. He's outside, he's on the mound.
Speaker 2: He took it off later when he was sitting in
Speaker 2: the stands by the way.
Speaker 3: That by the way, that mask doesn't work, No, it does.
Speaker 3: It would help you with bacteria, but not with a virus, right,
Speaker 3: look at him. So yeah, so he missed him his diary.
Speaker 3: He claimed this was a good throw.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Also, so he missed on AIDS, COVID and that first pitch.
Speaker 5: How about way off.
Speaker 4: There's no way anyone could are here that that was
Speaker 4: a good pitch. I say, if you say something about that,
Speaker 4: in my opinion, that wasn't bad.
Speaker 3: By the way, if you put if you put in
Speaker 3: your own your diary journal, whichever one it is, I
Speaker 3: prefer if it was a man it was called journal.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but if you put in there lies in your
Speaker 4: own journal.
Speaker 3: Like saying that was a good pitch, is that the
Speaker 3: ultimate example of lying to yourself.
Speaker 4: Yes, you wrote it down. You have written it down
Speaker 4: here only you, and it isn't accurate. I don't put
Speaker 4: me back.
Speaker 1: This is the Rick Burchers Show, God fearing and America
Speaker 1: loving The Rick Burchers Show.
Speaker 4: Alright, thank you for being here, America. We have covered
Speaker 4: quite a bit already on the program. An opportunity if
Speaker 4: you you to chime coming up here in a few
Speaker 4: moments with unscreened phone calls U and we look forward
Speaker 4: to getting that opportunity to chat with you.
Speaker 19: Uh.
Speaker 4: You know, we we talked about that.
Speaker 3: Even did a Strange Encounters episode on the the former
Speaker 3: well uh yeah, for the former marine that was discharged
Speaker 3: on some sort of medical discharge that claimed that Donald
Speaker 3: Trump was anti christ and and said he should be killed.
Speaker 3: H of course he's now having conversations with the Department
Speaker 3: of Justice. But so so you know, some of these things,
Speaker 3: you would think you kind of need to keep an
Speaker 3: eye on. Wisconsin brewery that offered free beer when Trump
Speaker 3: dies has had their alcohol permit revoked.
Speaker 4: Well yeah, uh.
Speaker 3: A Wisconsin, Wisconsin brewery known for the anti Trump social
Speaker 3: media post, including one promising a free beer promotion upon
Speaker 3: the death of President Donald Trump, has had its permit
Speaker 3: to operate in the state revoked by state officials. Now
Speaker 3: that's important to note that that has nothing to do
Speaker 3: with the Trump administration of the federal government. The Milwaukee
Speaker 3: Journal Sentinel said that the liberal activist and brewery owner
Speaker 3: Kirk Bangstad is vowing to fight tooth and nail after
Speaker 3: receiving a letter from the state Department of Revenue revoking
Speaker 3: its permit to operate in Wisconsin. He said, I'm not
Speaker 3: going to take this lying down. We're going to fight
Speaker 3: the state of Wisconsin. They'll have to pry me out
Speaker 3: of the tap rooms before I stopped selling beer the
Speaker 3: thirsty progressives who come to visit us. I guess he
Speaker 3: doesn't want conservatives business there, which isn't the best business plan.
Speaker 3: So free beer all day long the day he dies
Speaker 3: was the post. And apparently the state does not think
Speaker 3: this is the most safe use of a liquor license
Speaker 3: to sell alcohol. They think that this is not something
Speaker 3: they want to be part of, and they've taken away
Speaker 3: the license. So I don't know that you can really,
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know how that works. I don't
Speaker 3: know you know, how the state controls the permits for
Speaker 3: people to sell alcohol, And you know, is this the
Speaker 3: case you can make?
Speaker 4: I guess it comes with responsibility.
Speaker 5: Well yeah, and I'm looking at their post right now,
Speaker 5: and it wasn't just free beer all day long the
Speaker 5: day he dies. They went farther. After the bullet grazed
Speaker 5: his ear in Butler, they posted, well, we almost got
Speaker 5: free beer day. Either either a brother or sister in
Speaker 5: the resistance needs to work on their arksmanship, or he
Speaker 5: faked another assassination to get a positive news cycle. News
Speaker 5: cycle will never know regardless. We stand up the ready
Speaker 5: to pour free beer the day it happens. So you're
Speaker 5: not talking about old age, you're not talking about a
Speaker 5: natural death. You're encouraging assassination of the president in order.
Speaker 4: To get free beer. And that's probably why they lost
Speaker 4: their license.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because, I mean you said a little bit about
Speaker 6: their statement, but they basically say that they don't feel
Speaker 6: like he's following the laws and regulations of the permit.
Speaker 3: So that would be one of them to point out
Speaker 3: to adlers. One thing to say, you know, whenever that
Speaker 3: day comes, it's another thing to say, we almost got
Speaker 3: free beer.
Speaker 4: If somebody could have shot better. Yeah, Oh yeah, that's
Speaker 4: pretty much Greg your favorite. They've got me a go
Speaker 4: fund me going. Yeah. Oh, they asking anybody to help
Speaker 4: with the legal fight. Guys, do we ignore it and again,
Speaker 4: it's a good service and help some people. Legitimately, here
Speaker 4: we go, but go fund me the group, you know,
Speaker 4: they get their cut, they must do really well. Surely
Speaker 4: a lot of them out there. Yeah, and it's not
Speaker 4: a bad thing. I'm not saying that. Well, it can be. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it can be when used like this, well saying there's
Speaker 4: a lot of people who've benefited a lot from it.
Speaker 4: It's like you got people.
Speaker 3: It's like everything that people start out trying to do something.
Speaker 3: There's programs and things. The problem is we always underestimate
Speaker 3: the depravity of human beings. Well, you go, well, these
Speaker 3: go fundmes, they're set up. We'll make our money, but
Speaker 3: we'll do that by helping people. And then people go.
Speaker 3: Now that's the fallback position if I'm if I'm got
Speaker 3: out of a job, before I'm looking for another job,
Speaker 3: I started go fund me, you know, and and I
Speaker 3: passed it around to you know, and hey, you know,
Speaker 3: that's not what it was designed for. It was designed
Speaker 3: for people with big medical bills. It was designed for
Speaker 3: people that have gone through tough things. It isn't designed
Speaker 3: for people that go, hey, I'm going through a rough patch.
Speaker 3: Right now in between jobs. Would you all have to
Speaker 3: give it to my GoFundMe? You got people, you got
Speaker 3: people faking go fund me reasons. Oh yeah, you know,
Speaker 3: it's just you know, there's nothing going on there, just
Speaker 3: trying to get money. I got a random when one time.
Speaker 3: It's been years ago, and at least they were being honest.
Speaker 3: They were trying to get advantage of guitar and they
Speaker 3: didn't go fund me to raise the money so they could.
Speaker 4: But you know what, I remember that when Greg I'd
Speaker 4: forgotten about that one, but at least that guy was
Speaker 4: on it. He was honest. It reminds me of a whino.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, when I was.
Speaker 3: I think it was when I was working in Aniston,
Speaker 3: and it was downtown Anniston, Alabama, on the way to
Speaker 3: the radio building, oh the great Radio Wheel, and where
Speaker 3: my first paying radio job was, And there were a
Speaker 3: bunch of whinos that would hang around down there and
Speaker 3: they were all making up stories. Then this one guy
Speaker 3: just came up and said, Hey, I'm just gonna chug
Speaker 3: just trade all these people lying to you, right, they're
Speaker 3: all lie to you, right. Uh, And Uh, I just
Speaker 3: needed to drink. I just need to drink and I'm
Speaker 3: asking if you give me some money for it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and I appreciate his honesty. I like when they say
Speaker 3: they're gonna pay you back, they'll add that that's eighty
Speaker 3: six cents. It's always some weird I'm gonna pay you back, say,
Speaker 3: first of all, you'll never see me again, so probably not.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna bring this up again too. Are are the
Speaker 3: pet panhandlers? And the peddler's hurting because people don't creak cashing.
Speaker 4: I know that's how a roadblocks when you get fundraisers,
Speaker 4: well for the for the cheerleaders or whatever.
Speaker 3: I will say this, and I saw it even I
Speaker 3: even saw it happen this last weekend, even though like
Speaker 3: I said, it was a wonderful experience. We're telling churches
Speaker 3: now because you know, if if we're doing a man
Speaker 3: church thing or we're doing a marriage conference thing, if
Speaker 3: they want to, there's no obligation. They can contact our publisher,
Speaker 3: Ironhel Publishing and say we'd like to have you know,
Speaker 3: Ricker's Sherry's book are both available at this event. And
Speaker 3: the way it works is there theyre only have to
Speaker 3: pay for what they sell, so they also make a
Speaker 3: profit for the church or whatever. And if they don't
Speaker 3: sell them, they just send them back. Well, what a
Speaker 3: lot of them are discovering if they don't set up
Speaker 3: a QR code or they don't set up some way
Speaker 3: to swipe. Yeah, they have a line of people ready
Speaker 3: to get books and nobody's got cash and they're like, al,
Speaker 3: it's just cash only, and people like, oh, well I
Speaker 3: don't have any cash.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 4: You know, if you're not prepared now with a QR
Speaker 4: code or some ability for people to swipe Venmo something, Yeah,
Speaker 4: because you know it's easy.
Speaker 3: In matter of fact, we had a lunch yesterday about it, Uh,
Speaker 3: the team saying, you know, we're gonna start kind of
Speaker 3: training these churches how to set up a QR code
Speaker 3: attached in a Venmo camp. If they'll do that, that's
Speaker 3: the simplest because everybody wants their phone at that and
Speaker 3: there there we go.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 4: But you know, if you're in the cash only world,
Speaker 4: you're throwing people a curve, right.
Speaker 3: And you're going to lose some business. Yeah, not that
Speaker 3: they don't want your product, they just can't get it.
Speaker 3: I don't have it only right, And the padding of
Speaker 3: the little total you like to have a little tote
Speaker 3: money lit totney. What about what I need to spend
Speaker 3: is the toe?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 4: What is that about?
Speaker 3: I remember old codgers would say, here's you some total money.
Speaker 3: What is total money versus spending money? It's always there
Speaker 3: if you I guess if there was an emergency, So
Speaker 3: I shouldn't just spend it on something frivolous. Yeah, it's
Speaker 3: only it's like an emergency for Yeah, total spend is
Speaker 3: the toe and the sh that you can do it.
Speaker 3: But I can spend it if I'm in a buy
Speaker 3: and then it ceases to tote. Now it can be spent,
Speaker 3: but I shouldn't spend it like on a Hamburger. No,
Speaker 3: that that total money is not for that to money
Speaker 3: for you to tote. Okay, comes out only when you
Speaker 3: got that have an emergency. I got that, Okay, everybody
Speaker 3: knows that.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So so anyway, I'm glad this brewery is because we
Speaker 3: can't allow this. Even with free speech, you can't encourage
Speaker 3: people to murder other people that you don't like. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's I mean, you just that that's not where free
Speaker 3: be on freedom speed Yeah, and he can fight tooth
Speaker 3: and now all he wants to. But but but see
Speaker 3: that and that thing of him saying that when it
Speaker 3: first happened, he faked the assassination. Are you all kidding me?
Speaker 3: I mean, are you I would like to know ear
Speaker 3: how his ear and face get.
Speaker 4: Blot on it?
Speaker 20: Right?
Speaker 3: You know, there's a lot of special effects or something.
Speaker 3: What are you talking about about? The people that died,
Speaker 3: the guy that got killed. Yeah, somebody volunt you know,
Speaker 3: every now and then, but every now and his widow
Speaker 3: will speak, raise her hand and go, you know, my
Speaker 3: husband gotta killed. Hello, he was shot by the shooter
Speaker 3: in the audience. I guess they claim that was a
Speaker 3: whole part of it though.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then some.
Speaker 3: Person had to god or injured. We're going she went
Speaker 3: up in the ground to make it worse.
Speaker 5: The only thing that was fake that day was the
Speaker 5: protection the right, Okay, the work being done by the
Speaker 5: Secret Service.
Speaker 4: That a boy, Yeah, it wasn't very good. We'll be back.
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Speaker 21: Fellas, hey, buddy, with all the bear sightings in Alabama
Speaker 21: here lately, this quick question. If a bear showed up
Speaker 21: at each one of y'all's house, whose wife would be
Speaker 21: the most likely to leave food out for it?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 4: Not mine? At Lisa if she thinks of having like
Speaker 4: a dog. She will. She's fed every straight dog ever.
Speaker 4: That's why I ended up having what she put food
Speaker 4: out for the bear, probably far from the house.
Speaker 21: So the great girl saw raising bear cuts.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, my wife would have nothing to do with it.
Speaker 3: She would demand that I come up with some way
Speaker 3: for the bear to never be back in the yard again.
Speaker 3: And I may be wrong here, but I think I
Speaker 3: don't think at Lisa would feed a bear, not a
Speaker 3: bear better how far away feeding?
Speaker 4: No, I don't think try's in on that Adler. Uh, Now,
Speaker 4: Lisa's got it, okay, She would go, oh, we can
Speaker 4: say all, yeah, A look at him. He looks hungry.
Speaker 3: By the way, somebody just sent a picture of the
Speaker 3: bear not far from the studio. Yeah, it's just right
Speaker 3: around the corner everywhere.
Speaker 4: I don't mind.
Speaker 3: It's a rambling bear or the bears everywhere, and it
Speaker 3: may be a matter of time. I don't mind these
Speaker 3: bear sightings as long as the story's not bear attacks.
Speaker 4: Right right, Rick Burgess, show go ahead. Hey guys were
Speaker 4: all doing well this morning.
Speaker 16: Hey love my wife to death, but she's into this
Speaker 16: Candice Owen's trial thing with a Tyler Robinson. Are we
Speaker 16: making anything out of her podcast.
Speaker 20: I mean everything I hear is just craziness.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I haven't been following it at all. I don't even
Speaker 3: know who this other person is that you mentioned. We'll
Speaker 3: kind of trial oh the guy that shot oh Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 4: Okay, you know she's been kind off the deep Yeah,
Speaker 4: you know, one of the things.
Speaker 3: And someone else has brought this back up. We brought
Speaker 3: it up actually on strange encounters that when we found
Speaker 3: out that Tucker Carlson a few years ago admitted that
Speaker 3: he was attacked by what he thinks were demonic forces. Uh,
Speaker 3: and nothing was ever really done. There's now been a
Speaker 3: follow up that they were offers for exorcists to come
Speaker 3: to Hell. There were deliverance ministries that tried to reach
Speaker 3: out to him, and he didn't want any of that,
Speaker 3: and he was kind of like, no, I think I'll
Speaker 3: just handle this myself, you know, reading the Bible and
Speaker 3: all that. And you know, we kept wondering, is there
Speaker 3: a time to this thing he told us in him
Speaker 3: going off the deep end? And then if that's true,
Speaker 3: it has the same thing happened to Candace Owens. So,
Speaker 3: but something has strangely happened to them in a really,
Speaker 3: really really weird way.
Speaker 5: She has continued to ride the wave of attention whatever
Speaker 5: gets her attention. Initially, she was a liberal, out in
Speaker 5: conservatives and fighting against free speech for conservatives. That's what
Speaker 5: she was at one point in her life. Then she
Speaker 5: went to being a conservative because she saw, oh i'm young,
Speaker 5: i'm black, I get a lot more attention if I'm
Speaker 5: a conservative. So now she's done that. Now she's moving
Speaker 5: onto this conspiracy theory world. And every day it's like
Speaker 5: there's new information that only I have. Check out the show,
Speaker 5: don't miss it. This will change everything. That's the line
Speaker 5: that you always hear, and it never changes anything. It's
Speaker 5: a wild conspiracy that she does not have proof for,
Speaker 5: and she why doesn't the defense use any of her facts?
Speaker 5: And I'm using air quotes here to get Tyler Robinson
Speaker 5: off the hook. I saw a hilarious little meme on
Speaker 5: the internet, a little comic, and it had Candace Owens
Speaker 5: pointing to not only Charlie Kirk's wife, saying I think
Speaker 5: you killed Charlie, and then pointing to turning point Usa,
Speaker 5: I think you killed Charlie, and then pointing to his
Speaker 5: close close circle of friends, you killed Charlie. And then
Speaker 5: the last frame is they're destroying everything Charlie cared about.
Speaker 5: It's like, no, Candace, you're attacking everything that Charlie Kirk built.
Speaker 5: You're attacking his wife, you're attacking his best friends that
Speaker 5: saw him die in person. You, Candace, are destroying everything
Speaker 5: Charlie Kirk cared about. And the conservative wave that we
Speaker 5: had after in the and the the people turning to
Speaker 5: Christ after Charlie Kirk's death, it was immediately cut short
Speaker 5: and in the head of it was cut off my
Speaker 5: cannas owens and these conspiracy theories and the infighting in
Speaker 5: the conservative movement.
Speaker 2: And she's evil.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, Well that goes back now you're kind of
Speaker 3: entertaining what I'm suggesting that it was used by demonic
Speaker 3: forces to cut the head off that movement.
Speaker 17: Uh.
Speaker 3: And she's just a pawn and all that. But that
Speaker 3: is interesting background you bring upon her. So that that's
Speaker 3: that that that tells us a lot Rick Burder's show
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Speaker 16: Morning, guys.
Speaker 12: I enjoyed the conversation about a little tote money. That's
Speaker 12: a phrase I really hadn't heard in a long time.
Speaker 12: My grandfather lived by that philosophy.
Speaker 1: Something else.
Speaker 2: You don't see much.
Speaker 16: Anymore, I old me.
Speaker 21: You remember old men used to.
Speaker 16: Walk around with like like three hundred dollars worth of
Speaker 16: coins in their pockets anymore.
Speaker 3: Now coins The only the only thing you see less
Speaker 3: of a foe of money is coins. I never see
Speaker 3: people coins anymore. You're exactly right. Well, we got a
Speaker 3: penny shortage.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Rick Burgess show on screen phone calls.
Speaker 20: Go ahead, Hey, guys, I called it on Monday about
Speaker 20: seeing Rick at Colajah at Church and the Pines. And
Speaker 20: I don't know if you guys remember this or not.
Speaker 4: You actually didn't see me. You said you saw Bubba.
Speaker 20: Yeah, I saw Bubba.
Speaker 16: My apologies.
Speaker 20: But back in the late nineties, early two thousands, Church
Speaker 20: and the Pines they did this for years. They would
Speaker 20: actually have puppet shows after church Wow, and it was
Speaker 20: it was a huge thing. I don't know if it's
Speaker 20: archived or not, but it was really cool.
Speaker 4: So maybe take a little side gig, a little side
Speaker 4: hustle from me. I didn't think about that Rick Burgess
Speaker 4: show on scream go ahead, Yeah, I actually.
Speaker 16: Seen good morning, go ahead, yeah, marm go ahead, Okay, Okay,
Speaker 16: sorry about to delay. Yeah the radio. Hey, first time
Speaker 16: I've got to call into you, guys, I've tried the
Speaker 16: wrong number trying to catch you, and I hadn't listened
Speaker 16: to the show for years, which is my bad for sure.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm back.
Speaker 16: I've actually, I've actually been tied to another morning show
Speaker 16: just down the dial that has a real differing opinion
Speaker 16: from most let me say, Caucasions, and uh I receive
Speaker 16: a lot of heat there from my views trying to
Speaker 16: trying to bring our races back together, which is probably
Speaker 16: a mistake, although I do keep trying, but uh, I
Speaker 16: get a lot of ridicule. And one of them even
Speaker 16: this morning, was like you were mentioning Mandygo about Trump
Speaker 16: being shot, So I told him, I said, do you
Speaker 16: think they just took somebody's body and throwed it up
Speaker 16: on top of that building like you mentioned, and shot him?
Speaker 16: And then the guy in the audience, I guess somebody
Speaker 16: just shot him and it was all fake and use, boy,
Speaker 16: do they really tear me up? But I'm gonna change
Speaker 16: radio stations and try to come on to you guys. Yeah,
Speaker 16: try to try to try to get some better opinions
Speaker 16: and better viewpoints across and on one of my pet
Speaker 16: peeves has been against mandatory car insurance. And uh, I
Speaker 16: don't know how you guys feel about that, but I
Speaker 16: wish somebody would help entertain the fact that I would
Speaker 16: like Alabama to end their mandatory car insurance laws. And
Speaker 16: and here's my point. I know everybody needs it and
Speaker 16: you should have it, but it's wrong to make the
Speaker 16: public habit if you've got a good driving record for
Speaker 16: thirty years. Now since they enacted the law, they have
Speaker 16: robbed me of thirty thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Look, I wouldn't give up on the other show just yet.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's still there may be some good you
Speaker 3: can still do that. I mean, I wouldn't just give up.
Speaker 3: So there's there may be some good you can do.
Speaker 3: And you know, don't don't don't give up so.
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Speaker 2: Han, don't forget the three essens.
Speaker 4: If you stayed with that longer than I thought. But
Speaker 4: I almost became like I got to see how this is.
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Speaker 3: And it does look like as far as News Today
Speaker 3: is concerned that doctor Fauci is invoking the Fifth Amendment
Speaker 3: at the hearing.
Speaker 6: Which is gonna make us all frustrating because they're gonna
Speaker 6: grill him, make all these statements, ask all these questions,
Speaker 6: and then he's gonna say, I plead the fifth. I
Speaker 6: plead the fifth, I plead the fifth. So then it's
Speaker 6: gonna be over yep, and nothing will be done.
Speaker 4: This will accomplish nothing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And because they reminded him that Biden's pardon does
Speaker 3: not cover him purging himself today in this committee hearing,
Speaker 3: and we were asking can he take the Fifth at
Speaker 3: that hearing?
Speaker 4: Or not, and apparently he can't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because they're going to get on record all the
Speaker 3: things we already know he's been accused of doing, and
Speaker 3: he's just gonna refuse to answer.
Speaker 4: So there you go.
Speaker 6: And it's funny because that's not in the break. I
Speaker 6: witnessed something that that you don't know, and that is
Speaker 6: less Bradford is here. We talked about that and Michael,
Speaker 6: and Michael didn't know about handyman Rick and I saw
Speaker 6: him at lean over. I saw him lean over it
Speaker 6: and ask les.
Speaker 4: Why do they have a puppet right there with what
Speaker 4: you're just doing?
Speaker 6: So, yeah, he was at the loop on handyman Rick
Speaker 6: and so I just saw it uncomfortably explained, Well, we.
Speaker 4: Knew this was was interesting. We told you earlier.
Speaker 3: We're going to put him up today. But if you
Speaker 3: just now joined us. So the production team is watching
Speaker 3: the next few hours of the show. We have a
Speaker 3: meeting after to kind of block the are you ready
Speaker 3: tour on what it's going to do? Graphics we need
Speaker 3: for all the many led screens and effects and music
Speaker 3: all this, and they didn't know about the puppet and
Speaker 3: no Rick, and there is an outcry for to be
Speaker 3: part of the show I'm talking about they are you
Speaker 3: ready to show?
Speaker 4: Yeah, so we'll we're gonna put him right inside and
Speaker 4: on the drum kit.
Speaker 3: I'd rather not talk about the puppet right now, but
Speaker 3: if we make him talk about it at some point.
Speaker 4: But just seeing them try to come to grips with
Speaker 4: it and kind of turn the head a little bit
Speaker 4: like what now, that's pretty good. It's pretty funny to
Speaker 4: see it explain. They're like to talk about what to
Speaker 4: do with it.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 4: Rick did that when he was a kid, and he
Speaker 4: would do that. Why the puppet is a guy in
Speaker 4: hard hat, I don't know. That's just what we have.
Speaker 4: You found it in your office and it's not ignore that. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's what.
Speaker 6: When I saw that, the first thing I thought of
Speaker 6: was handyman. Yeah, I mean it's just what you see.
Speaker 6: He's in overalls and I think he's got a few
Speaker 6: tools in his pocket there on the on his belt.
Speaker 4: What is that he does? He's got a hammer, he
Speaker 4: got a screwed, he's got a hammer and everything he
Speaker 4: does hammer right here?
Speaker 2: How did were we just now noticing this?
Speaker 4: I don't know, you know what, we don't pay it?
Speaker 4: That's true, Okay, So yeah, here it is. I'm gonna
Speaker 4: get him back on this water bottle. Yeah, I'm not
Speaker 4: gonna mess with the puppet today in our meeting today.
Speaker 4: If you'd like for me to run a little handyman,
Speaker 4: can I had ordered a flexible shoulder. By the way,
Speaker 4: I had ordered all of us a nice salad. I'll
Speaker 4: now cancel that. So the Trace Atkins, have you seen this?
Speaker 3: Is this new?
Speaker 4: Or did he did this just?
Speaker 3: We're just getting He's now going into one time. He
Speaker 3: now correct me if I'm wrong. Fight and his nose
Speaker 3: got cut off or something. I heard him tell that
Speaker 3: this has to do with a gun. This has rough
Speaker 3: life coming up. This has to do with one of
Speaker 3: his ex wife trying to kill him. Yeah, so that
Speaker 3: we knew this story, but he's given to tales now.
Speaker 3: I think the nose was part of it. During a
Speaker 3: recent appearance on the very very awkward but sometimes entertaining
Speaker 3: THEO Vaughn Podcast, the sixty four year old country singer
Speaker 3: discussed his four marriages. It may be you Trace and
Speaker 3: let's just chray Tracey. It may have been you fool
Speaker 3: me four times on you or whatever the thing is.
Speaker 4: That's exactly right, Adam Well said, one of his exes,
Speaker 4: one of the four, took it a little farther than
Speaker 4: the others when she got angry with him, when she
Speaker 4: asked him to leave, she also shot it. She was mad,
Speaker 4: she wanted me to leave. I was going to leave.
Speaker 4: That's how it went down. She put it and leave
Speaker 4: quick enough. She put it under my left arm, and
Speaker 4: the bullet came out under my right arm. Yikes, he said.
Speaker 3: He went on to share that she was holding the
Speaker 3: gun preparing to fire. He approached her with his hand out,
Speaker 3: asking her to give him the gun, and she fired it.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 3: When asked about THEO Vaughn, something I would have asked,
Speaker 3: what does it feel like to be shot? Adkins explained that,
Speaker 3: in his opinion, when the situation is that series, your
Speaker 3: body protects you and you just kind of go into shock.
Speaker 3: I don't really remember feeling anything. I just remember getting
Speaker 3: up off the floor, taking a few steps, then going
Speaker 3: back back down, and that's all I remember. It did
Speaker 3: go straight through. It went straight through my heart and
Speaker 3: both my lungs. It was a kill shot. The doctor said,
Speaker 3: the only reason I survived was because the bullet went
Speaker 3: through at a point blank velocity at muzzle velocity because
Speaker 3: he was reaching for it, so it didn't have time
Speaker 3: to mushroom like a bully does. It was just muzzle velocity,
Speaker 3: so it went straight through. If the bullet had had
Speaker 3: time to expand, it would have torn and destroyed it
Speaker 3: and killed him good.
Speaker 6: So that's why it's in the news again because he
Speaker 6: just he just told the story to THEO. Yea, even
Speaker 6: though we knew the story it happened.
Speaker 3: When THEO asked him, what do they do for you
Speaker 3: when this happens, he said, to repair your heart and
Speaker 3: your lungs.
Speaker 4: The oh, they just crack you open. Okay, thank you?
Speaker 14: Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: Man, he said, I'd never wonder what number wife. I
Speaker 3: don't know number two. Why do I feel like it
Speaker 3: was number four? Because is he taking another one?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Is he married now?
Speaker 5: Is he?
Speaker 4: It was a long time ago, so probably I'm thinking
Speaker 4: maybe one or two? Mm hm. We y'all think, Uh,
Speaker 4: I don't worry you obviously before he was famous.
Speaker 3: Can I tell you something though, this sounds a little
Speaker 3: bit more normal. See, I'm not This doesn't surprise me
Speaker 3: at all because I know that if I was a
Speaker 3: bad man and I mistreated Sherry in any way, shape
Speaker 3: or form that she would shoot me.
Speaker 4: There's no question about that.
Speaker 3: What surprises me is when I see all these wives
Speaker 3: standing next to these specially politicians and celebrities that have
Speaker 3: done horrible things to them, and they're just standing there
Speaker 3: like they're supporting them. I think that wouldn't be my
Speaker 3: married situation. If I'd done what this cat did, my
Speaker 3: wife would not be standing there with me at the
Speaker 3: prest conference.
Speaker 4: I can promise you it was.
Speaker 2: His second wife, second yeah, number two.
Speaker 4: Well I don't know that. The fact that he wanted
Speaker 4: to marry three and four, so he has two.
Speaker 5: Daughters with his first wife, three daughters with his third wife.
Speaker 5: So that second wife that shot him, they didn't have
Speaker 5: any kids.
Speaker 2: It looks like.
Speaker 4: It is a turn off to be shoved.
Speaker 1: It really is?
Speaker 5: It? Really?
Speaker 4: Truly is?
Speaker 3: Maybe I would have liked to patch things up to you,
Speaker 3: to you shot me through the heart and lungs. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's tough one to get past. Passed now, say the
Speaker 3: thing is, a man's not allowed to ever bring that
Speaker 3: up though if they if they had stayed together, he
Speaker 3: could have never brought it up again. Why do you
Speaker 3: keep bringing that up?
Speaker 4: When I shot you?
Speaker 3: I told you now you do something like that, and
Speaker 3: that you ain't never gonna forget it. I ain't got
Speaker 3: to be shot, right, you know what?
Speaker 4: You know, every time I do something wrong, you bring
Speaker 4: up that time I shot you through the hard Yeah,
Speaker 4: we want you to get over.
Speaker 3: It, right, show meeting the dead, or you don't ever
Speaker 3: talk about what you did. Right, that's where that would go.
Speaker 3: Before you know it, you'd be apologizing for getting shot.
Speaker 3: Women are masters at this. Before you know it, you're apologizing. Right,
Speaker 3: Maybe you shoot me, that's on me. Yeah, And so anyway,
Speaker 3: I don't what's what's the current state? I know Trace
Speaker 3: has had a spiritual awakening by all indications, so I
Speaker 3: think he's a new man now.
Speaker 4: But is he Is he married?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm reading here and he.
Speaker 5: The fight where they that she shot him was supposedly
Speaker 5: over his drinking. In two thousand and one. He did
Speaker 5: go to rehab for alcohol twenty fourteen, rehab again. In
Speaker 5: twenty nineteen. He married Canadian actress Victoria Pratt.
Speaker 4: Still with her.
Speaker 2: I am trying to figure that out.
Speaker 4: We had him on what was it? Has it been
Speaker 4: a year or so?
Speaker 3: He was up in the sand mountaineer. He was doing something.
Speaker 3: Yet there it was a you know, he was ordered
Speaker 3: him and he was. He's in both of the he's
Speaker 3: been in both of these I can imagine movies. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so oh well he's got to do boys, so.
Speaker 4: He does a boy, he does big Fellow.
Speaker 5: Well, thankfully it looks like they're still married and Blake
Speaker 5: Shelton officiated the wedding.
Speaker 4: That's got to feel good. How about that? All right?
Speaker 4: So are we sure he's actly married? Right? Right?
Speaker 6: That's well. Adam Sandler did marry Taylor Swift and Kelsey.
Speaker 6: He does not forget forgot about.
Speaker 4: That he did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's easy. It's about getting a voting license, like
Speaker 2: it really is. You know, it's actually probably easier.
Speaker 3: Yeah, once once all the the states started getting out
Speaker 3: of the marriage business and just telling the churches they
Speaker 3: can do whatever they want.
Speaker 4: It's it's really anything goes now.
Speaker 16: But so.
Speaker 4: I wonder with this wife in twenty nineteen, do you
Speaker 4: think they discussed you say, no, how you feel about handguns? Yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Do you know how to shoot? Right? I know? The
Speaker 4: combination of the safe you don't, right?
Speaker 11: Yea?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: The hope that we're in.
Speaker 4: So there we go.
Speaker 2: How's your own.
Speaker 4: We'll be back more to coverage today. Here's the number
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Speaker 4: of course the website rickburgesshow dot com. We'll be back
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Speaker 1: This is the Rick Burgess Show, the man who shaved
Speaker 1: thirty minutes off his last road trip, Rick Burges.
Speaker 4: Thanks for being with us.
Speaker 3: On a brand new show today. If you miss any
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Speaker 3: So someone just reminding us reminded us on text Nation.
Speaker 3: Look from all I can gather, Trace Atkins is doing great.
Speaker 3: But they said, if you remember a little concerning the
Speaker 3: last time he was on y'all show, you were interviewing
Speaker 3: him about a gig that he didn't know he had. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I remember, I forgot about it.
Speaker 4: I forgot about that.
Speaker 3: We were telling him about this place he was going
Speaker 3: to play and he goes, no, where's that? Well, you're
Speaker 3: playing there this weekend. You might want to check on it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: do you remember that?
Speaker 5: I do?
Speaker 4: So that may be a little concerning, man, I get it. Adler.
Speaker 4: I know you're a Costco guy, aren't you?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 4: Uh? Huh speedy yep? Are you one? Are you dabble? No?
Speaker 4: I'm a member? Uh Terry is I mean? I go
Speaker 4: with her? Do you do you know how to operate it?
Speaker 4: The buggy around?
Speaker 6: And uh see if we always have the three hundred
Speaker 6: dollars challenge, can you get out of there under three
Speaker 6: hundred dollars and sadly we never win.
Speaker 2: It's hard.
Speaker 4: So I thought this was supposed to be like a
Speaker 4: place you go to save money. Oh it is.
Speaker 6: I mean the lady's full. I mean right now, there's
Speaker 6: certain things that she loves to get from there. And
Speaker 6: it's not like every week, but we'll have Costco runs.
Speaker 6: Is that why you keep bringing us eleven hundred pretzels?
Speaker 4: Yeah, they they have specialty items. Ball Yeah right, thanks
Speaker 4: for the Thanks for the off brand frosted flakes. This
Speaker 4: is great. Thanks for a bag of them.
Speaker 6: And their marketing is just masterful because you know, they
Speaker 6: change where the items can be found. Normally, if it's
Speaker 6: in a certain area, they put it on the other side,
Speaker 6: so you have to walk around and find it, and
Speaker 6: you end up putting two or three extra things in
Speaker 6: the buggy on the w through that.
Speaker 3: Well, I will say this and speedy, this is what
Speaker 3: you're looking for. Adler's in it, probably more than will. Yeah,
Speaker 3: Adler seems a little more savvy with it. But I
Speaker 3: will say this.
Speaker 5: You go in for go in for a brisket, and
Speaker 5: I'll come out with an inflatable alligator water Slide's one
Speaker 5: hundred feet all I.
Speaker 4: Know, I know you and Brisket. It's concerning.
Speaker 3: Yeah, have a Costco you might be eligible Calvin and
Speaker 3: Adler for a large payout after a multi million dollar
Speaker 3: email settlement with Costco shoppers.
Speaker 4: Is this one of them where there's so many people
Speaker 4: you get like a dollar and a half. That is correct,
Speaker 4: But Greg, this is not. This may get Speedy's attention
Speaker 4: here and addlers too. What is it? You may recover
Speaker 4: up to five hundred dollars? Oh, what the that's it? Okay,
Speaker 4: that's a little different than seventy five.
Speaker 6: Or are they saying that like profile information was taken
Speaker 6: or something for your count set up.
Speaker 3: However, the actual payout from the settlement is currently unknown.
Speaker 3: It will depend on the number of valid claims.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: Costco has never has denied any wrongdoing, but they have
Speaker 3: agreed to pay fourteen million dollars.
Speaker 4: To settle the lawsuits.
Speaker 3: It says it looks like Washington residents whose email addresses
Speaker 3: are in Costco's records and receive promotional emails between June
Speaker 3: twenty twenty one and twenty twenty six maybe eligible to
Speaker 3: file acclaim.
Speaker 4: Looks like they've fault stuff on their emails, like specials
Speaker 4: and stuff. I know, like I do get emails from them.
Speaker 3: It looks like, yeah, they were sending commercial emails with
Speaker 3: deceptive subject lines. Oh boy, that created a false sense
Speaker 3: of urgency by advertising limited time offers. Now, the plaintiffs
Speaker 3: alleged the retailer intended to extend beyond the promotional period
Speaker 3: and they pretended it was about to end. Well that's
Speaker 3: pretty standard, though, I mean good. Is that upset people?
Speaker 3: I mean, I mean that's.
Speaker 5: You'll ever see, like the going out of business sale
Speaker 5: and the sign stays up for like two years.
Speaker 2: You're like, I thought you were going out of business.
Speaker 4: I'm don't call the name, but if you're from where
Speaker 4: I live, I think he's dead. That had a furniture store.
Speaker 4: Was We called it his annual going out of business.
Speaker 4: He was because every oh he was the first woman
Speaker 4: no payment for a year two, Yes he was. He
Speaker 4: was a furniture legend.
Speaker 22: Yes.
Speaker 3: And I worked as a young sales rep for him,
Speaker 3: and he could come up with some of the most
Speaker 3: masterful ways to go out of business.
Speaker 4: My favorite was his mud slide sale.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he claimed the mud that it slid down behind
Speaker 3: his furniture store was gonna cause him to go out
Speaker 3: of business, and he also did one.
Speaker 4: The day of the sale if it rained over so
Speaker 4: many inches. Oh yeah, you went to what he did,
Speaker 4: he'd go buy event insurance yep. And that's part of it.
Speaker 4: If it rains that they pay it. Yeah, he was brilliant.
Speaker 4: Oh he was. He went out of business. He was
Speaker 4: out of business for I know, fifteen sixteen years. There's
Speaker 4: no telling how many times he went out of business.
Speaker 4: He never left, Yeah, he never left. Gosco owns Terry
Speaker 4: Lynn Wilburn. Really yeah, yeah, Well we've got some kind
Speaker 4: of membership where you can even go in before they
Speaker 4: open and like she'll go in by ourselves and by
Speaker 4: ourselves ship free. No, it's not, okay, that was privileges.
Speaker 1: It was the Rick Burchise Show, the Home of Great Purchase,
Speaker 1: America's Life Coach, The Rick Purchase Show.
Speaker 3: All right, So hanging out today been an active day
Speaker 3: already three and a half hours since some change in
Speaker 3: archives available later today Wednesday, Bible study back today.
Speaker 4: This will be the.
Speaker 3: Last one that we do live at noon Central one
Speaker 3: o'clock Eastern. We changed the starting time for the live option.
Speaker 3: So if you're a live option in person or you're
Speaker 3: in the room, make a note of that. Today's the
Speaker 3: last time we do it at this time. We'll be
Speaker 3: on vacation next week, so there'll be no Bible study
Speaker 3: next week. But two weeks from today we will return
Speaker 3: Lord Willing with the Bible Study. But it will air
Speaker 3: live and be done live at eleven am Central time
Speaker 3: noon Eastern time, so one hour back now, you archive folks,
Speaker 3: you're not really affected by that, so, but wanted to
Speaker 3: make you aware of that. In the room right now,
Speaker 3: part of the production team, yep, for the Are You
Speaker 3: Ready Tour? Taking notes thrown off a little bit by
Speaker 3: the puppet looking over here at the wheel.
Speaker 4: After the show today, big production meeting to put together
Speaker 4: a show so phenomenal. If you miss it, you were
Speaker 4: great for the rest of your life. Good.
Speaker 3: So the four dates coming up this fall. Keep checking
Speaker 3: on these theaters by the way. They're cutting deals and
Speaker 3: doing stuff because we want to try to fill these
Speaker 3: things up.
Speaker 4: Uh, and enjoy the tour.
Speaker 3: If you've already got your tickets, and I've heard from
Speaker 3: many of you who have looking forward to seeing all
Speaker 3: of you coming up this fall for the Are You
Speaker 3: Ready Tour? This show live on stage and then bringing
Speaker 3: back for a set of rock and roll the world's
Speaker 3: greatest garage man, mister Lucky, so visually and audibly it
Speaker 3: is going to be a lot of laughter and rock
Speaker 3: and roll and we can't wait, and I hope you'll
Speaker 3: join us.
Speaker 4: So something else I wanted to talk to you guys
Speaker 4: about it.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 4: I hate to bring it up.
Speaker 3: I've let days go by, I really have, because I
Speaker 3: know that you know, we try to let things cool.
Speaker 3: But somebody sent to us in the mail. We used
Speaker 3: it in the last Ride again with Greg Burgess, which
Speaker 3: by the way, Greg will play that live on stage
Speaker 3: on the Are You Tour? So that is it's so
Speaker 3: full of Andy Griffith facts that even Greg has looked
Speaker 3: at some of them said wow, I'm learning. So, as
Speaker 3: you know, at our house, my wife and I have
Speaker 3: decided we will watch every Andy Griffith episode from season
Speaker 3: one all the way through. I think there were eight
Speaker 3: seasons of his commitment. So so when that, when you
Speaker 3: walk that way, you begin to lose people. You know,
Speaker 3: we just lost Gomer.
Speaker 4: He's gone to the Marine ROUNDCRPS, which you got his
Speaker 4: own show, A little spin off, A little spin off there.
Speaker 4: It's a successful spin off very funny. Let me tell
Speaker 4: you something.
Speaker 3: I never saw him do anything the rest of his
Speaker 3: acting career, but that Sergeant Carter character. Yeah, it could
Speaker 3: not haircut everything phenomenal. But anyway, anyway, so have you
Speaker 3: ever not wish you had not been informed about something?
Speaker 3: Because now you that's all you can think about. You're like,
Speaker 3: I liked it better when I didn't know. So one
Speaker 3: of the things we found out in this book, and
Speaker 3: you can certainly research and find out is and I
Speaker 3: can't think of the actor's name that played Floyd the Barber.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so Floyd the Barber.
Speaker 3: The actor had a stroke somewhere around season four three four,
Speaker 3: somewhere in there.
Speaker 2: Howard mcneer.
Speaker 4: Howard had a stroke.
Speaker 3: The producers of the show, Daisy Lou and Danny Thomas
Speaker 3: Productions and all them, they're like, he can't continue fun
Speaker 3: Andy defended him and said, I want him to stay
Speaker 3: on the show. But the stroke had left him with
Speaker 3: some paralysis on the left side of his body and
Speaker 3: he was unable to stand for long periods at a time.
Speaker 3: So Andy said, let's shoot this thing and let's be
Speaker 3: creative where he doesn't have to stand for hardly any
Speaker 3: amount of time.
Speaker 4: Well, now all I can see is Floyd seated all
Speaker 4: the time. That's all I can see. So now I'm
Speaker 4: in the Stroke years.
Speaker 3: And it's like like one time he's talking to Goober
Speaker 3: at Wally's and he's sitting in a chair out there,
Speaker 3: you know, talking to like he pulled a chair up.
Speaker 3: He's not in the front of the gas station. It's
Speaker 3: like something Goober's showing him. So now, yeah, and he's sitting.
Speaker 3: Now you've never noticed him sitting, but now you do it.
Speaker 3: But he wasn't ready for last night's episode, and I
Speaker 3: think I'm in season five. I think was not ready
Speaker 3: for or Don Rickles to play a traveling salesman.
Speaker 4: I don't remember that. Yeah, and so he and so
Speaker 4: he's out there at the car where Rickles character is
Speaker 4: selling stuff out of the back of the car and
Speaker 4: he's sitting in the trailer. Huh.
Speaker 3: And so now all I can get it all I
Speaker 3: can see, And now I find myself I'm not even
Speaker 3: listening to the storyline. I'm like, I think Flord was standing,
Speaker 3: you know, for a minute, but he's he'll if you
Speaker 3: notice now he never he never he's sitting.
Speaker 4: He's always think.
Speaker 5: That season five episode twenty nine, Don Rickles plays the salesman.
Speaker 4: Yes, he does so season five when he starts now,
Speaker 4: I think he starts sitting as early season four, he says,
Speaker 4: all through seasons and they tried to make him a
Speaker 4: auxiliary deputy or whatever, him and Gomer and all them.
Speaker 4: He was still standing then. Yeah, it's funny. Yeah, so
Speaker 4: he was still standing. You know, I wish I'd never
Speaker 4: know that. I never was standing. I never noticed how
Speaker 4: much he was seated. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I'm still trying to figure out how Barnie
Speaker 3: can date tell Mulou for five years and still have
Speaker 3: what I needed from the dinner on the side.
Speaker 4: How does he get away with that?
Speaker 10: You know?
Speaker 4: And this thing they got with these women from Mount
Speaker 4: Pilot that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't don't hate the player, hate the game.
Speaker 3: Here, here's what I don't understand. Here's what I understand
Speaker 3: about you, honestly, how you can even watch it? Because
Speaker 3: I know how you are and I have a little
Speaker 3: bit of this, but I bet you have it more.
Speaker 3: Where I'm talking to Speedy when something could easily be
Speaker 3: resolved and nobody will resolve it, and these these women
Speaker 3: keep come into town and putting Barney and Andy and
Speaker 3: handles with Helen and thel Mulu. Just tell the Mount
Speaker 3: Pilot girls y'all aren't available. Just tell them you have girlfriends.
Speaker 6: But what wasn't part of the whatn't part of their characters?
Speaker 6: They wouldn't take no for an answer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you can.
Speaker 4: It's going to keep on being aggressive, they don't, right?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 4: Sure? Playing with the hair?
Speaker 2: Hair?
Speaker 4: You know what I'm into?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 16: Is it?
Speaker 4: I'm into?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 4: I'm now counting.
Speaker 3: I've now counted two incidents that Andy asks like he's
Speaker 3: not gonna be sure if any more, and Barney gets
Speaker 3: his hopes up.
Speaker 4: First of all, Barne is not qualified. Okay, right, well,
Speaker 4: then what's this where Andy keeps threatening to move and
Speaker 4: take a job somewhere else? I know enough of that.
Speaker 3: All you told us about how much you love being
Speaker 3: in Mayberry and love being the sheriff. Now all of
Speaker 3: a sudden you ready to move off. One time he
Speaker 3: was gonna move to go into like South America with
Speaker 3: some company.
Speaker 4: I mean, you don't know what to do. What are
Speaker 4: they eating, Paul? What are they eating South America?
Speaker 6: I'm gonna ask you to pull back on Andy Griffith
Speaker 6: and Handy Rick. Yeah, both yeah, you need to break
Speaker 6: a little bit. Do you all wish I hadn't told
Speaker 6: you about Floyd?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Now I'm a key on it, but yeah, I'm
Speaker 4: a speeder. You might need to put both those up
Speaker 4: for well. Great.
Speaker 3: Do you watch it episode by episode and walk through it.
Speaker 3: It's a different ride, it is, and you start, you
Speaker 3: start noticing things. You know what else you'll notice. Let's
Speaker 3: face it, we know what it's like. They didn't They
Speaker 3: don't have to do as many new shows as we do.
Speaker 3: They'll repeat a theme. Yeah, we already been here. Aunt
Speaker 3: Bee's already been made to feel like she's not needed
Speaker 3: enough times. And I got a fake in that the
Speaker 3: houses dirty?
Speaker 4: Yeah right? Yeah? And hey, and Clara, Clara, she'll say
Speaker 4: something that will upset aunt Bee. Sure, what year did
Speaker 4: they go? And being nearly busted? The marriage up with
Speaker 4: the egg and milk, our egg and buttergu remember that
Speaker 4: she pretended to have a boyfriend he was married. I'm
Speaker 4: reading here.
Speaker 5: Aunt Bee caused trouble behind the scenes too. You understand
Speaker 5: she was a handful of not a lot of fun
Speaker 5: to work with.
Speaker 2: She struggled. She struggled with yes, real Chevy Chase type
Speaker 2: of situation.
Speaker 3: You know, because she was a highly trained actress and
Speaker 3: felt like this was a little bit, a little bit
Speaker 3: beneath her, even though it thing anybody ever, sorry, thank you.
Speaker 4: And she was.
Speaker 5: She struggled with the fast paced demands of TV. Her
Speaker 5: co stars felt they had to tread lightly around her,
Speaker 5: and she she would take them to task if they
Speaker 5: had any kind of off color humor behind the scenes.
Speaker 4: Wow, oh good, thanks, bed went on there before her.
Speaker 5: She did call Griffith to apologize for being difficult on set,
Speaker 5: though a gesture he said he deeply appreciated.
Speaker 4: How about that? How about that?
Speaker 5: I'm not really familiar with the show, so I got
Speaker 5: to just read stuff off the internet and try to
Speaker 5: sound smart when I say it.
Speaker 4: Rick, when it keeps when you go to the next episode,
Speaker 4: do you fast forward through the whistling?
Speaker 3: I don't because it's not so short. I wish you
Speaker 3: would get back your short intros like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what year is?
Speaker 10: What?
Speaker 9: Dan?
Speaker 4: A whole lot to it? What they go color?
Speaker 3: I don't know, like watching probably kind of when it changed,
Speaker 3: No Warren, he was still black, a line with Warren's.
Speaker 3: When Barney left, I was done, Greg, Greg, I tried
Speaker 3: what season was that it's got to be seven. I'm
Speaker 3: going to say this. I'm going to say this. I
Speaker 3: know it's a bold statement. Oh I'm acknowledging it's a
Speaker 3: bold statement.
Speaker 2: Rick.
Speaker 5: Yes, season six, Now there's a there's a lot of episodes.
Speaker 5: There's one hundred and fifty nine through season five, season
Speaker 5: six through eight.
Speaker 2: Color. You're almost you're almost done with Black and White, Rick.
Speaker 4: And you know what is everything changes? Warren not on
Speaker 4: there yet?
Speaker 3: No listen you sure he didn't know about that? And
Speaker 3: I told her, I said, you know, we lose Barney
Speaker 3: if we continue. She goes, what what Barney? Barney's leaving?
Speaker 3: I said, Barney's leaving.
Speaker 4: He was the show man. And she goes. She goes,
Speaker 4: is there somebodys gonna try to fill in for Barney?
Speaker 4: I said, And you're not gonna like a Rick.
Speaker 2: You're on episode twenty nine. There's only thirty two episodes
Speaker 2: in season.
Speaker 4: Five, so I'm almost to color.
Speaker 2: Yes, you got am I about to lose? You got
Speaker 2: three more episodes of Barney and Black and Mine.
Speaker 3: When when's Barney leaving? I don't know when because I
Speaker 3: can't take Warren. And then Howard Sprague shows up he's
Speaker 3: not funny. I don't like him, so I don't know.
Speaker 5: Yes, Barney leaves. Barney five leaves the show at the
Speaker 5: end of season five.
Speaker 4: I've only got three episodes of Barney left. Yes, Rick,
Speaker 4: You're done. I enjoy it. Brother.
Speaker 3: I know it can be debated. I will put this
Speaker 3: out there. We got to go to break so everybody
Speaker 3: can resonate on it. Can we say that Barney five
Speaker 3: is the greatest sitcom TV character that has ever been creating?
Speaker 3: In my book, he is Yeah, has anybody touched there?
Speaker 3: Has anybody touched him? Uncle Jessey on Greg that don't
Speaker 3: do that. I even looked at the Seinfeld bunch and said,
Speaker 3: did any of them ever get there?
Speaker 4: They're close?
Speaker 5: Cramer, Kenny Powers from He's Bounding Down is pretty good.
Speaker 2: It's fantastic.
Speaker 4: I've never I don't heard talking about it.
Speaker 2: I think when Barney did it and what he did
Speaker 2: at the time he did it, he is I think he.
Speaker 4: Is is Barney the Goat?
Speaker 2: I think he is there? We are doing it or
Speaker 2: Kenny Powers.
Speaker 4: One of the Extraine phone calls.
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Speaker 17: Yes, don't forget about Tim conwa he was the greatest ever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but that's not a sitcom. That was That was
Speaker 4: a variety show. Uh, not the same.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: But if you want to go down that road and
Speaker 3: a lot of people are texting it, Lucille Ball, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I love Lucy really strong.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Ron Swanson strong, parking wreck. I didn't like Tim Conway.
Speaker 4: Is that short legged guy? Dof you? Didn't you didn't
Speaker 4: go with the door. You didn't a little silly didn't
Speaker 4: find that funny? No, I really didn't either, But I'm
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Speaker 20: Hey, I would submit to you, guys, the greatest character
Speaker 20: and greatest show of all time would be Sanford and Son.
Speaker 5: Chris.
Speaker 4: That's a good one, Fred Sandford, Yeah one, yeah, Red Fox, Okay,
Speaker 4: Fred Sandford, I think can come to this table. Yes
Speaker 4: he can, I think absolutely. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 4: We might even let what was his sister in law?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, he'd argue with what was her name? Had?
Speaker 4: And he he went, He went to war weather all
Speaker 4: the time. She caught him a weasel face fish. What
Speaker 4: about George on the Jeffersons, Yeah, that's another one.
Speaker 2: What about Beavis?
Speaker 4: Before you stand by, stand by Archie Bunker, Archie b
Speaker 4: number two. Let me tell you now, he made me
Speaker 4: number two behind Barney out of Seinfeld. Who would you
Speaker 4: go with? I love Constanzo. It's got to be It's
Speaker 4: gotta be Creeper creeper, Uh, Cramer, Kramer, Creeper, Cremer Jackson
Speaker 4: creeper Jackson Kramer was good. I mean the little stuff.
Speaker 4: The physical stuff he did was what's funny? When he'll
Speaker 4: come the stuff like when he was trying to carry
Speaker 4: that air condition around that parking.
Speaker 2: Great.
Speaker 4: If you only have one, which one would it be?
Speaker 4: What's that? If only one character off Seinfeld? Which one? George?
Speaker 4: It's got me George, George Georgia's situations I can't get
Speaker 4: enough of. I mean, Lane's funny. You're not gonna You're
Speaker 4: not gonna beat marine biologists. I mean that kind of stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 4: he's just his arm injury. What are you gonna do
Speaker 4: that the rest of your life? Oh? No, I know him.
Speaker 4: This is nothing.
Speaker 1: That's nothing.
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Speaker 17: Hi, I'm just calling because I used to love the
Speaker 17: show groomer Pole and the actor that played him. Sure,
Speaker 17: And I heard y'all talking about don Nut, you know,
Speaker 17: being Barnie, and so I got me thinking about those shows,
Speaker 17: and I remembered him, so I wanted to mention him
Speaker 17: in there.
Speaker 4: Gomer Pole is a great character. He is, no doubt
Speaker 4: about it. Does it belong in the upper upper elite?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I am doing it.
Speaker 4: It's funny, that's him funny. Yeah, all right, I'm.
Speaker 3: Gonna bring I'm gonna bring something. It's not gonna be
Speaker 3: the one you think about. Gomber the character, not Jim Nighbors.
Speaker 4: They act. That's a different thing.
Speaker 3: But Gomer here's an issue I saw on Andy Griffith
Speaker 3: and I got I got him coming in way too hot, boy,
Speaker 3: are you? So we keep being showing the surprise that
Speaker 3: this country bumpkin can sing really well.
Speaker 4: Oh my, he sings.
Speaker 3: He sings that song in Latin when the choir is
Speaker 3: practicing and Barney thinks he's got the solo and they
Speaker 3: hear Gomer singing outside.
Speaker 4: But then when Gomer goes to the Marines, he comes
Speaker 4: in singing like a country bumpkin. Well, he's already been
Speaker 4: established that he can sing well. And then on my jersay,
Speaker 4: what did you start singing like this?
Speaker 3: I mean, we've heard you sing like a tenor, and
Speaker 3: I think later as Gomer Pyle, he sings good.
Speaker 4: That may be when he says, Papa, oh my, papa,
Speaker 4: So why are we singing like a hic for the
Speaker 4: one episode? For the one episode that seems that nobody
Speaker 4: catch that. Yeah, well it's funny what he's doing. Not
Speaker 4: a lot of us.
Speaker 3: But what is it that when we're shooting those movies
Speaker 3: and they said that there was a group that wanned
Speaker 3: everything to be what was it they make sure you
Speaker 3: had the same sort continuity. Where's the continuity person?
Speaker 4: Yeah he missed that.
Speaker 3: Did anybody ever go we We've had Barney, We've had
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, we've had Gomer singing like he should be
Speaker 3: touring with the tenors, and he does have a really
Speaker 3: good voice. We're gonna have him seem like a country bumpkin.
Speaker 3: Now that's inconsistent.
Speaker 4: Did nobody care? Then? Uh? We continue? Rick Birdess Show,
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Speaker 21: Go ahead, Hey guys, y'all know for U Seinfeld that
Speaker 21: y'all were talking about him carrying that air condition around
Speaker 21: in the garage. Yeah, Michael Richson, he insisted on carrying
Speaker 21: a real air condition in that box.
Speaker 3: Really it looked him. I wonder it looks so believable.
Speaker 3: Rick Birdess Show, unscreen phone calls.
Speaker 4: An unfortunate incident for about Gilligan. No, no, that's not
Speaker 4: a top Nightligan got on my nerves.
Speaker 2: Illigin was good, but every.
Speaker 4: Time they get rescued, he'd mess it up.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you how we get off this island.
Speaker 3: Somebody's got to kill Giligan. That's what I was doing.
Speaker 2: Hey, don't forget about Flipper.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, what an actor. Flipper was forever taining what
Speaker 4: I found out what trainers do to get Why I
Speaker 4: found that out? That that that tainted that whole show. Yeah, Rick,
Speaker 4: I thought he love him boys.
Speaker 14: I was wrong.
Speaker 3: Don't mess that up. I was looking at six flax
Speaker 3: book the other day. What was the too Skipper and
Speaker 3: Dollar and Dolly and you're messing it up? Well, when
Speaker 3: you find that out, that explains that sound they make too.
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Speaker 12: So I just wanted to let Greg know that, you know,
Speaker 12: I love fried chickens, and I love Apple fritters, and
Speaker 12: I to hate when they let the water Boys store
Speaker 12: touch down.
Speaker 4: There's your fans, Greg, Yeah, I don't know. Well, wow,
Speaker 4: Rick Birger's show unscreen phone calls. Go ahead, Hey, Rick,
Speaker 4: the people calling today are dryers and corn bread butter.
Speaker 2: They're drier than corn reador with my butter.
Speaker 3: Okay, great, right, okay, Greg, and you and you actually
Speaker 3: made this all really feel it since it sounds like
Speaker 3: you just had some corn bread.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, right. So so y'all thought you weren' gonna
Speaker 4: do people's horses anymore? You just did. He did it
Speaker 4: first and you joined? Did I do it first? Did
Speaker 4: you join him? I don't know. He's my running buddy
Speaker 4: on this. I just need to quit. Look into my leod.
Speaker 4: I need to focus right here on my do it
Speaker 4: every time people are saying ross from friends.
Speaker 5: No, oh, my goodness, Michael Scott from the office. Yeah,
Speaker 5: he's a contenders the time, John ritter Off Three's company.
Speaker 4: No, it's been so long. I can't remember it now.
Speaker 4: I love him and sling Blade. I know it wasn't
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Speaker 1: He was the Wick Burger's show. You better listen up.
Speaker 4: Now what we say, ass, I'm inna ten.
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Speaker 3: All right, here we go, brand new hour. So, uh,
Speaker 3: we've covered a lot. Four hours have already been done today.
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Speaker 4: Let's go, all right, So a couple of things to
Speaker 4: start out, the hour. So remember on yesterday's program, we
Speaker 4: brought up the story of Tony Romo. Oh wait just
Speaker 4: a minute, gym they're coming up. I'm gonna they're gonna
Speaker 4: blitz right your gym.
Speaker 3: So Tony Romo coming off the golf course. And I've
Speaker 3: told y'all this is one thing I tell you all.
Speaker 3: My golf's not a sport is that people can drink
Speaker 3: and still play it. That's what That's reason one of three.
Speaker 3: Of course, the other being is played in business casual
Speaker 3: and that fat people know. People still pretty good at it,
Speaker 3: so it requires incredible skill, but they give you access
Speaker 3: to alcohol and that shouldn't happen. Okay, Yeah, anybody ever
Speaker 3: seen a tap on the sideline a football game?
Speaker 4: Never?
Speaker 3: Okay, anybody ever have a scantly clad women driving up
Speaker 3: to the football players during the game offer them drinks. Yes,
Speaker 3: not during the game, that's after the game.
Speaker 2: And John Daily, John Daily alone is not helping. The
Speaker 2: golf is for advocate people.
Speaker 4: Well, Romo was playing some sort ofelebrity pro am.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 3: He was talked to by police of being under the
Speaker 3: influence of alcohol to the point of being illegal. He
Speaker 3: would not take a sobriety test. And now the bodycam
Speaker 3: footage is out. Body cam's out.
Speaker 4: But oh good, he is. He is denying, I am
Speaker 4: not drunk. What you all drunk?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 4: Why would he not just take the sobriety test if
Speaker 4: you're not the side? How they get you? Well, or
Speaker 4: that's how they free you? And you and I remember
Speaker 4: an incident, it's also how they free you. That's true.
Speaker 4: I was free to go. Okay, all right, so amazing.
Speaker 4: That was not amazing. Okay, so uh well that was
Speaker 4: before Jesus. All right, so here it's four minutes long.
Speaker 4: But but we'll get to the meat of it.
Speaker 5: He's got it, I've got I got I got three
Speaker 5: moments I want to show. This is her approaching the
Speaker 5: car and giving her reason.
Speaker 7: Got it?
Speaker 2: Female police officer.
Speaker 13: Fremtie Money Sheriff's office.
Speaker 4: How do you mean?
Speaker 13: I guess all right? Reason for my stop today?
Speaker 23: Reason for my stop today is the unsafe passing on
Speaker 23: the right, the lane aviation, unsafe.
Speaker 13: Passing on the right, cutting across the gore obviously up
Speaker 13: to the door. Yes, it's the marked area.
Speaker 1: Gotcha?
Speaker 13: Where are you coming.
Speaker 4: From the golf course?
Speaker 2: I'm grandpa?
Speaker 13: Okay, ok right, I'll take a driver's license from you?
Speaker 2: You got it?
Speaker 13: How many drinks have you had that you're coming from
Speaker 13: a golf course?
Speaker 23: ASCONSI state at okay, I'm.
Speaker 13: Gonna lady, use some fields field sobriety to Are you
Speaker 13: willing to take any good sobriety ties?
Speaker 8: Here?
Speaker 13: Did I to step out of the vehicle hunting fields?
Speaker 16: Okay?
Speaker 13: Step out of the vehicle. Nope, step out of the vehicle.
Speaker 23: Watch ouch, right, So you're gonna step in front of
Speaker 23: my head, step in front of my vehicle.
Speaker 5: Step and now he's going to so that we all
Speaker 5: saw that if you couldn't hear that she had a speaker.
Speaker 5: She was telling him pull over. He's like, I'm sorry,
Speaker 5: I didn't even know you had a speaker. I'm gonna
Speaker 5: give you some frill field sobriety tests. Can I call
Speaker 5: my lawyer? No, you have to step out of the vehicle.
Speaker 5: They're on a bridge, So she's going to explain why
Speaker 5: they go to a second location here.
Speaker 13: That's going to be a even surface. Three other bridges.
Speaker 2: Turn around for me, yep, cuffs it, so step and.
Speaker 4: There you go.
Speaker 5: All right, So that was the reason and that's why
Speaker 5: he's cuffed. Initially, he has not taken the test yet.
Speaker 5: Now this is the moment, y'all. He warms up for
Speaker 5: the field sobriety test. He's stretching.
Speaker 4: Anybody's played around the golf and getting the car. You know,
Speaker 4: you tight.
Speaker 2: Everybody knows that he's getting.
Speaker 4: Up to this point.
Speaker 6: I don't see anything wrong with him up to this point.
Speaker 6: Now I don't know how he does. Does he seem
Speaker 6: like he's drunk.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there was a second male officer at that last
Speaker 5: location that said he smelled it.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, so that alone got him, and so he
Speaker 2: may have dealt it. He is warming up on the
Speaker 2: police car. Guys, he's stretching his hips on the police cruisers.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't have to do the same thing. I mean, I
Speaker 4: got enough foot problems. I couldn't do it even, I mean,
Speaker 4: ain't no way I could do it. And is he
Speaker 4: doing an air squad?
Speaker 2: He's sewing the old hip what does they called windmills
Speaker 2: or whatever with the hips.
Speaker 4: Oh that's great, that's.
Speaker 2: Good, Rick, all right. And she's gonna ask him a question.
Speaker 4: Greg found it by the way, I saw you try
Speaker 4: it over there. Have you been drinking?
Speaker 2: Not today?
Speaker 5: She's gonna ask him a question and it is hilarious. Okay, stretching,
Speaker 5: getting loose, all right, getting stretching here.
Speaker 4: The first time they've saying that.
Speaker 23: Yeah right, I think any head injuries, excuse me, any
Speaker 23: had injuries recently?
Speaker 13: Any concussions?
Speaker 2: He's laughing, I've had many, well, I was the quarterback
Speaker 2: for the Cowboys.
Speaker 4: Yes, but not recently?
Speaker 2: Okay, any injuries, any concussions? And he's just like, are
Speaker 2: you kidding me?
Speaker 4: He goes over the years, Yet at what point he
Speaker 4: can't believe she doesn't know who he is? And this is,
Speaker 4: by the way, her husband or boyfriend's fault. She should
Speaker 4: know who this is. Sure, you know, and you know
Speaker 4: pack some of the other cops. Did you see what
Speaker 4: them kind of grinning.
Speaker 2: Yo, She asked if he had ever had any concussions.
Speaker 2: He couldn't believe it.
Speaker 4: By the way, does he look a little bit like
Speaker 4: he and Lane Kiffin are wearing the same hairstyle?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, back to his hips. You have.
Speaker 13: Excuse me, And he had injuries recently? Any concutious?
Speaker 4: I didn't realize he had underwey Greg over the years, yes,
Speaker 4: but not recently. We're good, We're good, We're good.
Speaker 2: You are about to take the test. You stretching, stretching
Speaker 2: a mountain climber.
Speaker 4: Yes, he's an athlete.
Speaker 6: Guys, he had slides on Rick, Okay, not if you
Speaker 6: play for Colorado?
Speaker 4: Is not looking good?
Speaker 16: P What is that.
Speaker 13: Machine that you've blown? It does not determine the results of.
Speaker 4: God not doing that?
Speaker 2: He did not doing that?
Speaker 4: Is that when you deny it? Is that when they
Speaker 4: arrest you. Yeah? If you default, yeah, they go to positive.
Speaker 2: Yeah. If you deny the field sobriety test.
Speaker 4: Then hipting, my hand is up. She says. The breathalyzer
Speaker 4: is not gonna determine what he interrupt hers. I didn't
Speaker 4: hear what she was saying. Is she trying to say,
Speaker 4: this is not gonna tell us what? What was What
Speaker 4: was your comment about the breathalyzer?
Speaker 2: That doesn't mean you necessarily failed the field sobriety test.
Speaker 4: Yes, maybe that's what she said.
Speaker 5: What is that.
Speaker 13: Machine that you've borne? A pred It does not determine.
Speaker 4: The results of We're not doing that, is what she's sayings,
Speaker 4: don't ever do that?
Speaker 5: Okay, all right, I'm not gonna do that.
Speaker 4: Test.
Speaker 1: No, I didn't.
Speaker 16: Can use my phone real quick because there's a plane
Speaker 16: taking off.
Speaker 13: Okay, I'm not gonna make the plane.
Speaker 4: Jim A bad day, that said, Well, it's a bad
Speaker 4: day right there, Tony rough day. Only worse I've seen
Speaker 4: him do is that fumbling the playoffs that time in
Speaker 4: the semi final right there holding the Yeah, so that's
Speaker 4: you know why I was drinking thinking about it. But
Speaker 4: look at the different levels. If you have that type
Speaker 4: of fumble, you're just drunk leaving a golf course. If
Speaker 4: you do a butt fumble, look what it did to
Speaker 4: Mark San Yeah, he lost his mind going off Tony
Speaker 4: in your picture there at the bottom, you know it
Speaker 4: not Yeah, I'm going to jail Jim.
Speaker 2: Sorry, but when she asked you have any have you
Speaker 2: had any head injuries? Head injuries or concussions, and he
Speaker 2: just kind of pauses.
Speaker 5: The people are then splicing in every sack every time
Speaker 5: on the ground.
Speaker 4: I'm going to the stony, lonesome Jim.
Speaker 2: September twenty first, it's terrible.
Speaker 4: We'll be right back.
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Speaker 4: Before we move on, we certainly aren't judging jury. We're
Speaker 4: not judge and jury.
Speaker 3: Do you believe that Tony Romo was under the influence
Speaker 3: of alcohol to a point of illegal speeding.
Speaker 6: From what we From what I saw, I don't know it.
Speaker 6: He didn't seem like he was stumbling around and slurred speech.
Speaker 6: I don't know, but like you're saying, it's it's tough
Speaker 6: to tell just off this footage, and we might be
Speaker 6: way out out of bounds here on law enforcement.
Speaker 4: Go oh no he was or whatever, But it.
Speaker 6: Just seems like he he seemed okay, he was commudicating,
Speaker 6: very calmly, and you know, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know. It's you know, do you think you did?
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know him well enough to know
Speaker 3: if that's how he looks when I'm tired from playing
Speaker 3: golf all day, being out and the sign because he
Speaker 3: had that look.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I think that because I mean, the legal alcohol limit
Speaker 5: is point zero eight, and that is that's low.
Speaker 2: That takes like one and a half drinks. It doesn't
Speaker 2: take two drinks. It takes one and a half, and.
Speaker 4: All fairness for your size. You may be right, right, okay,
Speaker 4: but great point right, just saying.
Speaker 5: Even pony a little pony beer, right right, So I
Speaker 5: do think he was probably over point oh eight.
Speaker 4: I don't know it is.
Speaker 2: I don't know if he was a danger to others.
Speaker 5: And I do think unless unless there's like a test
Speaker 5: that we didn't see something like that I think his
Speaker 5: lawyers may be able to get him offer this.
Speaker 4: I think you're right. Yeah, So here's what we know.
Speaker 3: Because if you have not been drinking at all, to
Speaker 3: Adler's point, you'll take every test they want to do.
Speaker 3: Let me go ahead, I mean, because you know what,
Speaker 3: You're gonna be fine. So we know he must have
Speaker 3: drank to some degree because he's worried that the breath
Speaker 3: of lizer could could somehow do damage to it. So
Speaker 3: to me, when he's first talking to the officer, there's
Speaker 3: I think what she was talking about, Greg, there's this
Speaker 3: weird awkwardness and it's almost like he keeps waiting for
Speaker 3: her to recognize him or when she sees his name,
Speaker 3: know who he is, because he's almost like holding back
Speaker 3: a laugh. It looks like for a minute, almost a
Speaker 3: little bit.
Speaker 4: And he don't want to do that, you know who.
Speaker 4: I am right, No, we've seen that before. But so
Speaker 4: I don't know. I mean, we will see. But I'm
Speaker 4: with all of you.
Speaker 3: I think he's done legally what he needs to do
Speaker 3: that probably puts him in a position to not be
Speaker 3: charged with it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Point oh eight said it says here it sounds low,
Speaker 6: but it actually measures the impairment level, which is the
Speaker 6: most important thing about the whole Situation's right? And you
Speaker 6: know so she said he crossed a double line like a.
Speaker 4: Is that what it was? As he was merging on
Speaker 4: you know, you had the section you're not supposed to
Speaker 4: get over to you it gets to the broken line.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, as you merged he cut through the he
Speaker 4: got over too early. Yeah. I think that's what she
Speaker 4: was talking because she used the word for and he said,
Speaker 4: now what is that?
Speaker 3: Like's where he's trying to get to the airport to
Speaker 3: meet you know, with the stripes in and all that.
Speaker 4: You know, don't you're supposed to watch it all.
Speaker 17: The way A lot.
Speaker 4: I know, we're supposed to walk it all the way
Speaker 4: to the end. We're supposed to, are you seriously? Even
Speaker 4: if I'm clear, or maybe she just suspected it from
Speaker 4: the other thing, And when he did that, she goes, okay,
Speaker 4: now I can adler. You mentioned an officer saying he
Speaker 4: smelled it on him. Is that is that right?
Speaker 2: Part of the group, Yeah, that's what I understand.
Speaker 4: Okay, well, but he wasn't playing.
Speaker 6: Now it's my understanding, and we actually have less of
Speaker 6: golf in here, But he wasn't playing in a program.
Speaker 6: He was actually playing in a tournament, right, hadn't he
Speaker 6: been getting in different tournaments?
Speaker 4: Yes, a player.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So I mean, I don't know that he would
Speaker 6: be drinking if he's in an official tournament.
Speaker 4: Now again, defender, he might have been hanging out in
Speaker 4: the club, could be. Yeah. Did he have the right
Speaker 4: to call this lawyer? And she seemed to be denying
Speaker 4: him that.
Speaker 2: I think in that moment, I don't think you. I
Speaker 2: don't think you do.
Speaker 4: Right then, it's almost like we arrest you. You're going
Speaker 4: to get a call.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know you can call later, and you have
Speaker 2: a right to remain silent.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 5: I guess you can't in that moment say no, I'm
Speaker 5: calling my lawyer first. No, you're getting out of the
Speaker 5: car first.
Speaker 2: Evidently.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And sadly, somebody even said he might be he
Speaker 6: might be a good drunk, and I hate I mean,
Speaker 6: where he might know how to carry himself after he's
Speaker 6: been drinking. But I don't know it just from what
Speaker 6: I saw, I couldn't tell.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've I've been around a lot of people, you know,
Speaker 3: in a different day that were drinkers that rank on
Speaker 3: a regular basis and you couldn't tell they were drunk. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean as far as them talking to you and
Speaker 3: all that that they could get through a conversation. I
Speaker 3: think some of us think when someone's had too much,
Speaker 3: the legal too much. Dadler's point, which isn't as that
Speaker 3: much because as you said again and supported what he said,
Speaker 3: it's about whether you're impaired or not. And it didn't
Speaker 3: take much for you to be impaired. And but but
Speaker 3: some people can care. Yeah, we always think if somebody's
Speaker 3: drunk there can be slurring. Let me tell you something.
Speaker 3: If you've ever been around a full blown alcoholic, a
Speaker 3: functioning alcoholic, you have no idea. Yeah, I mean, you know,
Speaker 3: they need it for their nerves to come and to
Speaker 3: be able to function. But they'll be as drunk as
Speaker 3: they can be and you can't tell it.
Speaker 4: Now. I'm not saying he's an alcoholic, but I'm just
Speaker 4: saying if.
Speaker 3: Somebody, you know, if somebody's drunk something that's close to
Speaker 3: the legal limit and they're a little bit over, they
Speaker 3: can function like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, absolutely, police say, yeah, so I was reading
Speaker 2: police say.
Speaker 5: Roma was arrested on suspicion of operating while intoxicated, so.
Speaker 2: His red glassy eyes and the odor of an intoxing
Speaker 2: alcoholic beverage.
Speaker 5: This is his first offense, so it's not even a criminal,
Speaker 5: uh defense, it's a traffic citation at this point.
Speaker 4: So of course from there you going. When a cuffey
Speaker 4: and stuff you, that's a big traffic.
Speaker 2: It feels criminally feels it just feels So why do
Speaker 2: I feel like a criminal?
Speaker 4: It feels so serious?
Speaker 2: Aund this doesn't feel like a ticket.
Speaker 4: That is a good lesson on minding the cop and
Speaker 4: doing what they say.
Speaker 2: True, he handled it well, he did, he did, he
Speaker 2: kept his calm.
Speaker 4: We'll be right back there.
Speaker 1: This is the Rick Burgess Show. Don't forget the When
Speaker 1: Today Bible Study today at noon Central Time on the
Speaker 1: Rick Burgess Show YouTube.
Speaker 4: Channel YEP, it'll be live there for the last time
Speaker 4: on that particular schedule. Two weeks from today.
Speaker 3: The Wednesday Bible Study Lord Willing will continue, but it
Speaker 3: will be airing live an hour earlier eleven Central time,
Speaker 3: but not today today the normal time noon Central one
Speaker 3: o'clock Eastern. Okay, so we've been paying attention to Fauci's
Speaker 3: hearing today it's turned out to be nothing. I'm gonna
Speaker 3: take the fifth, just keeps repeating this is all antidotal,
Speaker 3: so we're wow.
Speaker 4: So he is taking the fifth, So I guess this
Speaker 4: is just another It.
Speaker 3: Means I'm guilty, right, So, ad, before we play the
Speaker 3: past clip, do you want to get an update on
Speaker 3: what's happening now or doing reverse?
Speaker 4: You want to play the past clip first then the
Speaker 4: new stuff? Sure? Whatever? Do you whatever you want? So
Speaker 4: let's go back in time.
Speaker 3: Okay, First, you had an American citizen that refused to
Speaker 3: get the COVID vaccine, and while he was refusing to
Speaker 3: do it, he called out Fauci right to his face
Speaker 3: on camera.
Speaker 4: Does somebody remember that?
Speaker 2: Yes, this guy was so ahead of things. I'm like,
Speaker 2: I want to hang out.
Speaker 4: With this dude.
Speaker 3: Yeah, here's somebody that was wise enough to tell Fauci
Speaker 3: to him face to his face.
Speaker 5: This is this is all trouble, and Fauci and PBS
Speaker 5: were going door to door pressuring people to get the vaccine.
Speaker 24: People in America are not settled with the information that's
Speaker 24: been given to us right now. So I'm not going
Speaker 24: to be lining up taking a shot on a vaccination
Speaker 24: for something that wasn't clear in the first place, and
Speaker 24: then you all create a shot in miraculous time.
Speaker 4: It takes years to create back to this.
Speaker 2: Well, it used to take years.
Speaker 22: Okay, you know how you know how many years were
Speaker 22: invested in this in this approach, about twenty years of
Speaker 22: science to get us to.
Speaker 24: Be wanting to do enough, and nine months is definitely
Speaker 24: not enough for nobody to be taking no vaccination that
Speaker 24: you all came up with.
Speaker 13: The only reason I'm talking to you right now as
Speaker 13: close as we.
Speaker 2: Are, is that I've been vaccinated.
Speaker 23: Okay, But if it allowed thousands of people like you
Speaker 23: don't get vaccinated, you're gonna let this virus continue to
Speaker 23: percolate in this country and in this something like the
Speaker 23: common flu.
Speaker 1: Then right, it's much more serious than the flu.
Speaker 4: Well, the flu kills a lot of people, ain't you.
Speaker 22: Know how many people died of the flu the last year,
Speaker 22: I mean not this year, virtually none, but the previous year, the.
Speaker 14: Twenty to thirty thousand.
Speaker 22: You know how many people have died from COVID nineteen
Speaker 22: in the United States, six hundred thousand Americans.
Speaker 24: Well, Well, that well, the number that you all given
Speaker 24: that died, that's that's once again that's you all numbers.
Speaker 2: I love that guy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, two year about you go, you know, I mean,
Speaker 5: virtually none have died from the flu this year.
Speaker 2: To quote people, what happened to the flu? The flu
Speaker 2: go on vacation? Why is it? Why is it zero missed?
Speaker 2: The worldwide gets on a podcast, He's like, what happened
Speaker 2: with flu? Flu? Go on vacation. They were attributing all
Speaker 2: of that to COVID.
Speaker 4: So not only that, but we heard stories from the
Speaker 4: medical field about someone sadly had a car wreck where
Speaker 4: they passed away, but they had COVID when they died,
Speaker 4: so they classified it.
Speaker 2: As code with COVID versus from COVID.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so that's how they got to that number.
Speaker 2: And then Fauci lied about having a pulmonary infarction a
Speaker 2: blood clot in his lung five months after getting the vaccine.
Speaker 5: Fauci lied about that time. And we know that now
Speaker 5: because of these diaries that have leaked. Do y'all want
Speaker 5: Fauci's basically sent statement from the hearings.
Speaker 4: Today and they say, he just keeps reading this over
Speaker 4: and over.
Speaker 22: Yes, that's not therefore, although it pains me to do
Speaker 22: so because of the respect to the legislative branch of government,
Speaker 22: and my decades long record of cooperating with Congress. Under
Speaker 22: the advice of my attorneys, I will invoke my under
Speaker 22: the fifth Amendment of the Constitution to refrain from answering
Speaker 22: your questions.
Speaker 5: I flee the Fifth This was this was such a
Speaker 5: great moment here from Rand Paul talking about the loss
Speaker 5: of trust that will be your legacy.
Speaker 19: Fact He's cannot be questioned because questioning them would undermine
Speaker 19: public trust.
Speaker 4: They have it backwards.
Speaker 19: It is secrecy that destroys trust. It is arrogance that
Speaker 19: destroys trust. It is censorship that destroys trust. And it
Speaker 19: is the refusal to admit error that destroys trust. That
Speaker 19: loss of trust may be your most damaging legacy. Trust
Speaker 19: can't be ordered, It has to be earned. No scientist
Speaker 19: is above scrutiny, no government official is beyond accountability, and
Speaker 19: no public servant has the right to treat the suffering
Speaker 19: of millions of Americans as a footnote to his preferred
Speaker 19: version of history.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So wow, this was a moment where uh Rand Paul
Speaker 5: asks him to look at the folder in front of him.
Speaker 2: Is there a folder in front of you? Answer that question.
Speaker 19: In The red folder on your table is a copy
Speaker 19: of section one nine to two of Title two of
Speaker 19: the US Code. Your Council has been provided a copy
Speaker 19: as well. That section makes it a crime for a
Speaker 19: witness appearing under subpoena to refuse to answer any questions
Speaker 19: pertinent to the question under inquiry, do you have that
Speaker 19: in front of you?
Speaker 22: On the advice of Council, I respectfully decline to answer
Speaker 22: it based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment the Constitution.
Speaker 19: Let the record record that the witness has refused to
Speaker 19: answer whether there's a folder in front of him based
Speaker 19: on his Fifth Amendment.
Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, what a joke. Look, the jury is already in.
Speaker 4: We can go through all this.
Speaker 3: I know everybody wants him to be punished for his
Speaker 3: role in all the deception and ridiculous things that he
Speaker 3: was part of. It's never going to happen. But what
Speaker 3: we can do, it doesn't matter. We all have the
Speaker 3: information now. We now know that things you weren't allowed
Speaker 3: to say, an overwhelming majority of them, were absolutely valid
Speaker 3: concerns and were true. Things we were told about the
Speaker 3: virus that were completely not true. Things we were told
Speaker 3: about spacing and shutting down businesses, and destroying people's livelihood.
Speaker 4: Were not necessary.
Speaker 3: What we've done to our children and what they and
Speaker 3: how stunted their education is small children went through. This
Speaker 3: is not up for debate. And the list goes on
Speaker 3: and on. The damage that was done by the way
Speaker 3: this was handled, and mainly due to deception. Remember go
Speaker 3: back to the Phillip Morris Foundation and the other cancer
Speaker 3: I mean the shoot Freudian slipped there.
Speaker 4: The cigarette companies.
Speaker 3: The way when they finally got them was not that
Speaker 3: cigarettes were dangerous, is that they knew they were dangerous.
Speaker 3: They had the information and they withheld it and they
Speaker 3: pretended not to know it. That's what That's what caused
Speaker 3: all the payouts from the tobacco companies. We already know
Speaker 3: this happened with the vaccine. This happened with the virus.
Speaker 3: And so that's good enough. Even if we can't punish
Speaker 3: I know, we all want that Fauci for his role.
Speaker 3: The worst thing we could do this worse than Fauci
Speaker 3: never being held accountable, is for us to not learn
Speaker 3: from it. And we have to learn from it, and
Speaker 3: we can never be taken there and deceived again like this.
Speaker 3: That's what we got to do.
Speaker 5: Yeah, as far as any repercussions for Fauci. Rand Paul
Speaker 5: has just testified, and today I deny your assertion of privilege.
Speaker 5: This despite the existence of the pardon. I deny that
Speaker 5: you have that privilege to stay, to stay silent. Nonetheless,
Speaker 5: you refuse to stand and answer you have been directed
Speaker 5: to answer. It is against the law to obstruct an
Speaker 5: investigation of Congress. There will be repercussions to your refusal.
Speaker 2: To testify today. That is rand Paul's stance on Fauci
Speaker 2: pleading the fifth.
Speaker 3: We'll see, We'll see somebody saying, wasn't there a rickenbw
Speaker 3: University podcast supporting the I don't think it's m m A,
Speaker 3: it's m r n A right vaccines.
Speaker 4: There probably was.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we interviewed I don't think you would have heard
Speaker 3: Bubba and I saying that because neither one of us
Speaker 3: took the vaccine and refused to. But yes, we interviewed
Speaker 3: medical people that were reading the lines that everybody else was.
Speaker 3: We didn't know any different than I mean, I told
Speaker 3: you all one of the really goofy moments in Bubba
Speaker 3: and both of us, we had the same doctor who
Speaker 3: we have respect for, who when I got COVID, and
Speaker 3: I only had it once that I know of, and
Speaker 3: I caught it from my son who came home to
Speaker 3: visit for Thanksgiving from New York. And I didn't have
Speaker 3: any issue with it, Praise God. It was a very
Speaker 3: very minor deal. And so when I talked to my doctor,
Speaker 3: he told me that I did not need to take
Speaker 3: the vaccine, that I now had natural immunity that far
Speaker 3: exceeds anything this vaccine could do, and they were even
Speaker 3: seeing that T cells were being produced, which is long
Speaker 3: term immunity, and this is good news.
Speaker 4: I remember hanging up thinking, well that's good news.
Speaker 3: Well, not too long after, and I think Bubba had
Speaker 3: a very similar situation, if not exact, the same doctor
Speaker 3: called me and told me to come take the vaccine,
Speaker 3: and I said, but that's not what you just said
Speaker 3: a few weeks ago. Well, I'm just telling you that
Speaker 3: you you need to come. I'm to take the vaccine.
Speaker 3: But you said that I have immunity. Well, this will
Speaker 3: give you even a stronger immunity. And I said, that's
Speaker 3: not what you said a few weeks ago. And I
Speaker 3: knew then that he was being forced to call me
Speaker 3: by whoever was above him. That ran the medical chain
Speaker 3: that he was part of. You know, these big corporations
Speaker 3: are buying them all up. Now get everybody in for
Speaker 3: the vaccine. And I knew then because I said, well,
Speaker 3: I'm going to refuse to do that, but I appreciate you.
Speaker 4: He said, that's fine, you have the right to do that.
Speaker 4: And I knew then.
Speaker 3: Uh oh, Now everybody's reading off cards and this has
Speaker 3: become becoming agenda driven, not science driven. And then, of
Speaker 3: course we don't that's not a speculation because we were
Speaker 3: told that if you got the vaccine that you would
Speaker 3: be not be able to catch it or pass it.
Speaker 3: When we had people who did the m or in
Speaker 3: a research on YouTube before YouTube banned them from YouTube, saying,
Speaker 3: once this mutates, this vaccine is useless. It's only designed
Speaker 3: for the first mutee of it, or the first form
Speaker 3: of it. And they were they were silenced, and they
Speaker 3: kept on giving people this vaccine after it mutated. And
Speaker 3: so we we know that all this happened. We know
Speaker 3: there's been insults from the vaccine. There's a there's a
Speaker 3: whole nother medical field created now that does nothing but
Speaker 3: treat people for side effects from the vaccine. I mean,
Speaker 3: that's that's the only patients they they have so many,
Speaker 3: it's all they do now and then long COVID also
Speaker 3: is another thing they deal with.
Speaker 4: So we we know the truth. Now, if you want
Speaker 4: somebody to be held accountable, I totally get that. But
Speaker 4: we know the truth.
Speaker 3: The jury is already in on how deceptive all this
Speaker 3: was and agenda driven and uh and we just can
Speaker 3: never let it happen again.
Speaker 4: And uh and we do have that power.
Speaker 3: But at the time we were scared and lots of it.
Speaker 3: You didn't know any difference for the longest you thought
Speaker 3: they were looking after you.
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Speaker 4: So we're about to have that meeting. And you know,
Speaker 4: throughout the show today, not one time that I grab
Speaker 4: for Handy Rick. You've looked at him. And and now
Speaker 4: since they've seen him, we have to discuss whether Handy
Speaker 4: Rick should be in the show or not.
Speaker 6: Uh So, I was just on the table now if
Speaker 6: we could find a bigger Handy Rick. Mm hmm, I
Speaker 6: need a bigger one, bigger one, so that I didn't
Speaker 6: expect that question. I mean, he's been in the drawer
Speaker 6: in my office for like fifteen sixteen years.
Speaker 4: Thanks great, Thanks for that. Yeah, it's been there, which
Speaker 4: is amazing. So and then what do we do with
Speaker 4: Handy Rick? This was almost we all know that to
Speaker 4: some degree, not every degree, you're a better you.
Speaker 5: You.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of things about you that are so
Speaker 3: much better than Donald Trump. But there's a little bit
Speaker 3: of you and Trump.
Speaker 4: And have you speedy? Have you seen this with Lindsay
Speaker 4: Graham's funeral? Oh? Have you seen it?
Speaker 3: Our Trump has told us about it, told me about Greg.
Speaker 3: So he's supposed to be eulogizing Lindsey Gram. Well, what
Speaker 3: a eulogy it was, and so oh it's everything you think.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, so he's gonna start reading something that everybody
Speaker 3: liked Lindsey Graham and then then that's it's just like Hairstrong.
Speaker 4: It's really awkward. He did things got in Washington.
Speaker 10: Virtually everyone Republican or Democrat liked Lindsay well not everybody, no.
Speaker 4: Boy, but it sounds good. Not everybody. He was a
Speaker 4: tough cookie. Okay, I have to be I have to
Speaker 4: veer from this versat. He was a tough cookie, darling,
Speaker 4: but he was beautiful. At one point, he goes he
Speaker 4: was a hog. He never saw war. He didn't like
Speaker 4: hit that in there, Yes, what about virtually everybody like
Speaker 4: I don't know about that, but I don't know about that.
Speaker 4: Everybody didn't like him, uh it warhol he's a war
Speaker 4: war didn't like. Oh my God, like that here it is?
Speaker 4: Think I found it? Oh no, come on, le back
Speaker 4: it up. Lindsey Graham believed in a strong America. Wanted
Speaker 4: a strong America.
Speaker 10: He had unwavering faith in the righteousness of American power.
Speaker 4: And prayer. He was extremely hawkish. I will tell you
Speaker 4: he never saw a war that he didn't like. Only
Speaker 4: his true friends would understand that. But he wanted it
Speaker 4: for the good of our country. Speedy, don't.
Speaker 2: Stop face palming.
Speaker 4: I don't know why y'all do that. He saved it
Speaker 4: and when he gets off script.
Speaker 6: But you know, in the beginning they did kind of
Speaker 6: butt heads a little bit from what I hear, and
Speaker 6: then they became very good friends.
Speaker 4: And Trump ran the first time. Yeah, oh, Lindsey Grahamsy
Speaker 4: there's quotes from him saying it'll be the end of
Speaker 4: the Republican Party if they if they nominate Trump. No,
Speaker 4: but somebody from the inside said, look, when Trump has
Speaker 4: a point of view, or he's in a meeting and
Speaker 4: he's talking, I mean, you don't interrupt or whatever. They said.
Speaker 6: Lindsay would jump in and and and you know, debate
Speaker 6: him and and I think they clashed it first, but
Speaker 6: then they became good friends. So much so they said
Speaker 6: if other GOP leaders needed to get a message to Trump,
Speaker 6: they would call Lindsay to get it to him.
Speaker 5: And they became golfing buddies. Yeah, from what I understand,
Speaker 5: golfing pretty much every weekend.
Speaker 4: I'm just telling you what the story.
Speaker 12: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I'm just repeating what someone that knows. Now, what are
Speaker 4: we easy and about? Quit looking at handy, Rick, No,
Speaker 4: I'm just saying. I'm just saying that and and this.
Speaker 4: It's what I'm just saying. There's no reason to say it. Okay,
Speaker 4: So you can be friends. You can't, Oh, Rick, No,
Speaker 4: why I ain't helping. Just let's go to this. He
Speaker 4: didn't have to address his wife and kids.
Speaker 2: He did.
Speaker 4: The world home, right people. Not everybody liked him on
Speaker 4: the scrip a little bit, but you hear the laughter. Yeah, fine, No, No,
Speaker 4: we have a comedian as a president. We just telling you.
Speaker 2: Okay, you'll want to see him pat the casket on
Speaker 2: his way out.
Speaker 4: So this is what these are clipps. Who's that father? Okay?
Speaker 4: And b Haig please guys.
Speaker 2: He added it like a dog.
Speaker 4: That was That was almost like he was doing that
Speaker 4: was a gesture of endearment. Yeah. First thing that the
Speaker 4: vice president told him was good job. Look, he goes
Speaker 4: sits down beside the the vice president. What do you
Speaker 4: think he's going?
Speaker 22: Right?
Speaker 4: You don't tell Trump bad job. I'll tell you that
Speaker 4: you'll find is this what what? What kind of what
Speaker 4: kind of church are we at here? I don't know.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna guess this was our segment on No, I know,
Speaker 4: I just what.
Speaker 2: Good It was at the Washington National because.
Speaker 4: Cathedral some made up something in Washington, d C.
Speaker 5: The subsequent services took place at First Baptist Church of
Speaker 5: Columbiana in South Carolina.
Speaker 4: Wow, let's have something about that, Greg, he will give
Speaker 4: him an Mississippi Now that's.
Speaker 2: Lindsey Graham took care of his sister.
Speaker 4: Yeah he did. That was a very honorable thing that, amen.
Speaker 4: His sister took what was wrong with his sister? Did one?
Speaker 4: Sisters took over his Senate seat?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Yeah? How about that?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I think they believe, I believe they lost their parents
Speaker 6: at a very early age. So he kind of helped,
Speaker 6: uh raised he.
Speaker 4: Raised that, That's right. I don't we don't know, Lindsay Graham, right,
Speaker 4: something that we don't know. I don't know why she
Speaker 4: would get a seed. That was his final records? Can
Speaker 4: you just did they did? So I can just say
Speaker 4: I want my baby brother Greg to take my sentence.
Speaker 4: See if I want a least if I had one,
Speaker 4: Greg I want you to hear this in front of everybody.
Speaker 4: I will give you that thank you that'd be in
Speaker 4: my paperwork. Upset our sister a little bit, but I
Speaker 4: don't think you can handle it.
Speaker 22: I'll have it.
Speaker 4: Just leave it to man.
Speaker 6: She wouldn't want to handle it, you know, she wouldn't
Speaker 6: just stay far away from you all two.
Speaker 4: That's a good well say. That show is how smart
Speaker 4: she is.
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