Speaker 1: Countdown with Keith Olderman is a production of iHeartRadio. I
Speaker 1: don't want to alarm you. But Trump drooled in the
Speaker 1: middle of his mindless fugue State rant at Savannah, Georgia yesterday,
Speaker 1: and then a scant forty five minutes later, he revealed
Speaker 1: he had just found out that Russia was on our
Speaker 1: side against Hitler in World War Two. These are not metaphors.
Speaker 1: This is tough to convey audio only, but listen carefully.
Speaker 1: It's quick. I'll play it three times. You can hear him.
Speaker 1: He dribbles on himself and says, forced to be out.
Speaker 1: You'll hear it. Sounds like forced. That's the drool. He
Speaker 1: wipes it away with his left forefinger between out and
Speaker 1: because stand by for the Republican candidate for dementia in chief,
Speaker 1: drooling on himself. Want to be but they were forced
Speaker 1: to be out because in this country. But they were
Speaker 1: forced to be out because in this country. But they
Speaker 1: were forced to be out because you know how old
Speaker 1: he is, He's two hundred and six. Trump was sweating
Speaker 1: like a Steve Adore during the last half hour of
Speaker 1: the last debate, repeatedly having to as the baseball guys say,
Speaker 1: go to his mouth to wipe the perspiration off his
Speaker 1: upper lip. And now live from Savannah, it's dribble cup night.
Speaker 1: Did you see that on the news last night? Even
Speaker 1: on cable? If that had happened to President Biden two
Speaker 1: months ago, they would have played that on a loop
Speaker 1: for well, the show would not yet be over, would
Speaker 1: it on CNN? Back and to the left back, and
Speaker 1: to the left, left back, and to the let right.
Speaker 1: There there's the Drowoel in point of fact, seeing and
Speaker 1: described this Jewel speech as Trump focuses on economy at
Speaker 1: stop in battleground Georgia, and then somehow Trump's hallucinations got worse.
Speaker 1: We will not leave until we win. What happens if
Speaker 1: they win. That's what they do is they fight wars.
Speaker 1: As somebody told me the other day, they beat Hitler,
Speaker 1: they beat Napoleon. That's what they do.
Speaker 2: They fight something.
Speaker 1: He just told me, Hey, did you hear the news
Speaker 1: Napoleon got the crap beaten out of them at Borodino,
Speaker 1: like forty thousand casualties, like fifty dead generals. I didn't
Speaker 1: know Napoleon had fifty generals. Yeah, I just saw it
Speaker 1: on Channel nineteeneteenth century. Somebody just told me Russia beat Hitler.
Speaker 1: Good God, wherever Trump's mind has gone to, it has
Speaker 1: caused him to reveal he has no sense of world history,
Speaker 1: even things that happened during his lifetime, no more sense
Speaker 1: of it than the director Roger Debris in the mel
Speaker 1: Brooks movie The Producers. I never knew the Third Reich
Speaker 1: meant Germany. I mean the play is drenched with historical
Speaker 1: goodies like that. I appreciate that. Every two weeks or so,
Speaker 1: I take up some of your increasingly valuable time and
Speaker 1: I say, look, his brain is so loosely attached to reality,
Speaker 1: it is going to have to fall out soon. But
Speaker 1: maybe it's not. Maybe he has kind of lucid stretches
Speaker 1: where he's just evil, and then these really crazy stretches
Speaker 1: where he's evil and stupid and drooling, and he not
Speaker 1: only thinks Jimmy Kimmel hosts the Tonight Show, but that
Speaker 1: it's time for Jimmy to go and it's time to
Speaker 1: bring back Well, it's time to say he Johnny, I
Speaker 1: went on this show, right, And he goes to Tonight's show,
Speaker 1: which is dying. They're all dying with is Johnny Carson?
Speaker 1: Bring back Johnny it made you appreciate, right, uncle Seth.
Speaker 1: I know Johnny Carson used to take a lot of
Speaker 1: time off towards the end of his Tonight show. But
Speaker 1: that's not what this absence is. What this absence is
Speaker 1: is he's dead. That's what this absence is since two
Speaker 1: thousand and five. Johnny isn't here. Johnny is here, Johnny
Speaker 1: isn't here. I mean, we haven't even gotten to the
Speaker 1: substantial things yet, like this stalker language he used towards
Speaker 1: women in a speech two nights ago, about how he'll
Speaker 1: be their protector and they'll never have to worry again
Speaker 1: and they'll never think about abortions. And I'm listening to
Speaker 1: Trump and I'm thinking, is he quoting Sean Diddy Combs
Speaker 1: or was Sean Didty Combs quoting him? And we still
Speaker 1: haven't even gotten to the ma madness of the immigrants story.
Speaker 1: He's still on the Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio and
Speaker 1: his plans to send them back to Venezuela because he
Speaker 1: apparently legitimately thinks that's where Haiti is. Haiti is in
Speaker 1: Venezuela in the Trump world, where he just found out
Speaker 1: that the Russians beat Napoleon in one century and helped
Speaker 1: us beat Hitler in the other Haiti, or as JV.
Speaker 1: Vance calls it, Haitia. And No, Trump did not actually
Speaker 1: call for tattooing all immigrants from Haitia and others places
Speaker 1: with serial numbers, like you know, the Nazi death caps.
Speaker 1: He didn't do that, not because he'd never do something
Speaker 1: like that, but because he already thinks they have serial numbers.
Speaker 1: I mean, this was the exact quote. We're getting the
Speaker 1: criminals out, and we're going to do that fast, and
Speaker 1: we know who they are, and the local police know
Speaker 1: their names, and they know their serial numbers, they know
Speaker 1: everything about them unquote. If this guy's just finding out
Speaker 1: about Napoleon losing at Borodino in eighteen twelve, I'm thinking
Speaker 1: it's a fair assumption that he doesn't know that they
Speaker 1: don't have serial numbers right now, just like he doesn't
Speaker 1: know that you don't have to produce an ID card
Speaker 1: to buy a sandwich at the grocery store. And when
Speaker 1: he does find out that they don't have serial numbers,
Speaker 1: he will go the Holocaust route with them, or maybe
Speaker 1: go right to barcodes. The good news here is a
Speaker 1: group called Haitian Bridge Alliance in Springfield, Ohio has filed
Speaker 1: suit in Clark County Municipal Court demanding that the local
Speaker 1: district attorney filed criminal charges against Trump Advance for lying
Speaker 1: about the Haitian immigrants, for lying about their legal status here,
Speaker 1: for lying about their positive impact on that city. And
Speaker 1: this is not God bless them, just a somebody do
Speaker 1: something thing quote like those who falsely shout fire in
Speaker 1: a crowded theater. Trump and Vance do not color within
Speaker 1: the lines of the First Amendment. They commit criminal acts.
Speaker 1: Your god damned right they do. This complaint demands prosecutions
Speaker 1: for seven specific charges covering five specific criminal offenses in
Speaker 1: the city and state codes, disrupting public services, making false alarms,
Speaker 1: aggravated menacing complicity, and telecommunications harassment. It is a brilliant
Speaker 1: and necessary action, and every group threatened by Trump and
Speaker 1: his monkey wearing eyeliner Vance should file similar motions in
Speaker 1: every jurisdiction in this country into which Trump has drooled
Speaker 1: his drool of regret and his venom of remorse. For
Speaker 1: Vance in particular, this is going to create an impossible
Speaker 1: situation if he and Trump lose, which I presume Vance
Speaker 1: has not for one moment actually contemplated. He took office
Speaker 1: already hated by nearly half his constituents. He has induced
Speaker 1: so many bomb threats now in Springfield, Ohio, I am
Speaker 1: surprised his phone has not been seized by the police.
Speaker 1: Now imagine him the subject of a series of forced
Speaker 1: prosecutions by pro Haitian groups around the state of Ohio.
Speaker 1: I'm the character witness for the Haitian group. Who are you?
Speaker 1: I'm the Republican mayor of Springfield, Ohio. It is Vance,
Speaker 1: of course, who continues to insist that the Haitians legally
Speaker 1: in Ohio are not there legally, and even worse, to
Speaker 1: say that their legal status is in fact fluid, that
Speaker 1: it can be withdrawn at his and Trump's instruction. The
Speaker 1: pandora's box this opens is astonishing, because, if allowed to happen,
Speaker 1: it could be a gateway to the revocation of citizenship
Speaker 1: for people who were born here but whose parents were
Speaker 1: not born here, you know, like Milania Trump, or you
Speaker 1: could deport any naturalized citizen, you know, like Elon musk. Okay,
Speaker 1: let me think this for a moment. I'm beginning to
Speaker 1: sense that maybe under responsible control, this idea could be
Speaker 1: you know, revoked citizenship there could be really useful. So, sir,
Speaker 1: you were born here and your father was born here,
Speaker 1: but his father was born in Germany. And what does
Speaker 1: it say here your mother was born in Scotland. What
Speaker 1: part America is Scotland? Sir? I'm afraid, sir. Under the
Speaker 1: new naturalization process, you are now considered an anchor baby.
Speaker 1: And looking at you, I can see the emphasis here
Speaker 1: is on baby, and your citizenship is revoked. Mister Trump,
Speaker 1: here's your ticket back to Venezuela. You want to go
Speaker 1: to the change the rules in the middle of the
Speaker 1: game game, Let's play that game. Let's play that goddamn game.
Speaker 1: Let's find out where your grandparents are from, where was
Speaker 1: your mother born? You're out just for like thirty three
Speaker 1: people in this country, starting with Trump and Musk and Milanna,
Speaker 1: rather astonishingly between the drooling and the more commonplace world history.
Speaker 1: You should never, never ever admit you didn't know until recently,
Speaker 1: like who beat Hitler and Napoleon. Trump has also made
Speaker 1: what I think is the first overt threat to im
Speaker 1: and political critics. He's still going kind of sideways on this,
Speaker 1: but it's there. They were very brave. The Supreme court
Speaker 1: very brave, and they take a lot of hits because
Speaker 1: of it. It should be illegal what happens.
Speaker 2: You know, you have these guys like playing the ref
Speaker 2: like the great Bobby Knight. These people should be put
Speaker 2: in jail the way they talk about our judges and
Speaker 2: our justices.
Speaker 1: Ironically, the first guy who would go to prison for
Speaker 1: criticizing judges would be Trump. Ask Judge Chutkin and Judge
Speaker 1: Mershon and Judge Kaplan and Judge Curiel from the Trump
Speaker 1: College of Khan Man Knowledge case and all the other judges.
Speaker 1: It's funny, isn't it that he's still more enraged against
Speaker 1: Mershan than against Chutkin because Chutkin just sent more shutters
Speaker 1: through Trump's camp and encouraged more anticipatory drooling. Sorry in
Speaker 1: law abiding America. The backup scenario for when the corrupt
Speaker 1: Supreme Theocratic Court urinated on the Constitution to give Trump
Speaker 1: just enough immunity to delay his trials until after the election.
Speaker 1: The backup plan for that event will be engaged in
Speaker 1: the next twenty four to thirty six hours. Not only
Speaker 1: will much of Special Counsel Jacksmith's evidence against Trump in
Speaker 1: the elections subversion case be revealed publicly, but it will
Speaker 1: be revealed supersized over the weekend. Smith advised the judge
Speaker 1: that his opening brief would in fact be an opening
Speaker 1: not so brief, and rather than the customary thirty five
Speaker 1: forty fifty pages, it might be two hundred. Looks like
Speaker 1: the actual number of pages will be one hundred and
Speaker 1: eighty pages. Please no wagering Trump's attorneys this month's Trump's
Speaker 1: attorneys immediately filed a motion to suppress or delay or
Speaker 1: refuse or hold their breath, and as usual, Chuck and
Speaker 1: not only denied them, she denied them, then slapped them
Speaker 1: and told them you'll get nothing, and you'll like it.
Speaker 1: She writes in her ruling, allowing a brief from the
Speaker 1: government is not quote, contrary to law, procedure and cut
Speaker 1: as defendant claims, it is simply how litigation works. Unquote.
Speaker 1: She left out the two additional words, you assholes, because
Speaker 1: well we all know she meant them, so why did
Speaker 1: she have to bother and write them down. The filing
Speaker 1: deadline for Jacksmith is tomorrow, so it could be filed today, They,
Speaker 1: for custom probably will wait till tomorrow, whichever it will
Speaker 1: go into the court. Listener dot Com documents Harvester, and
Speaker 1: then stand well back because all hell's going to break loose.
Speaker 1: Remember this will be the amended Smith filing against Trump
Speaker 1: for you know, trying to encourage others to break every
Speaker 1: law we have and violently overthrow the government elect of
Speaker 1: this nation. Minus all those things that Smith believes the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court intends to let Trump get away with via
Speaker 1: its phony boloney immunity ruling. Well, I have you a
Speaker 1: couple of poll numbers Bullfinch poll with some amazing states.
Speaker 1: This is after the Mark Robinson scandal. North Carolina Harris
Speaker 1: by two. They also have her Georgia by two, and
Speaker 1: in Florida they have Trump by one one and Senator
Speaker 1: Rick Scott by two. These are registered voters, though likely
Speaker 1: voters would probably be a little looser. Poll close September
Speaker 1: twenty three. Nationally, Quinnipiac tied at forty eight. A month ago,
Speaker 1: Quinnipiac was Harris by one, so no change. Nationally CNN
Speaker 1: Harris forty eight, Trump forty seven. Nationally IPSOS for Reuters
Speaker 1: Harris fifty Trump forty four, and again the variations are
Speaker 1: all based on one thing. Those last three numbers are
Speaker 1: likely voters are you a likely voter. Yes, I don't
Speaker 1: think you are. Okay, then I'm not on your poll.
Speaker 1: You bet you're not inside the seat pulling a bunch
Speaker 1: of favorability numbers. In January, Harris was underwater by twenty points.
Speaker 1: She is now underwater by just four Trump was under
Speaker 1: by nineteen points in January. He is now underwater by
Speaker 1: twelve vance. Who, when only one quarter of this nation
Speaker 1: knew who the hell he was in June was underwater
Speaker 1: by seven points, is now known by three quarters of
Speaker 1: the country and is now underwater by twelve points. Gurgle,
Speaker 1: gurgle alone in the CNN poll Tim Walls apparently we
Speaker 1: like Tim Walls thirty six to thirty two. It appears
Speaker 1: Trump is being hacked again. Jud Legum met Popular Information
Speaker 1: says somebody named Robert sent his organization Trump campaign info
Speaker 1: on the fifteenth. He's not publishing it. This isn't the
Speaker 1: Post or the Times or the others who tend to
Speaker 1: turn the gravity on and off journalistically whenever they feel
Speaker 1: like it. Jud had chops. I'm not sure I agree
Speaker 1: with him, but at least he went into detail about
Speaker 1: why he has done what he has done, and he
Speaker 1: has explained what the others have not. He has characterized
Speaker 1: what the leaks talk about. I'll quote him. I believe
Speaker 1: that in some circumstances, the publication of leaked materials can
Speaker 1: be justified. The Pentagon papers, for example, were obtained illegally
Speaker 1: by Daniel Elsberg, but the public interest in revealing the
Speaker 1: truth about the Vietnam War outweighed those concerns. The internal
Speaker 1: Trump campaign documents obtained by Popular Information may be embarrassing
Speaker 1: or problematic to members of the Trump campaign. Some of
Speaker 1: the documents have news value, but the stolen materials do
Speaker 1: not provide the public with any fundamental new insight about
Speaker 1: Trump or his campaign. So on balance, the relevant factors
Speaker 1: argue against publication. What I suspect will happen will be
Speaker 1: that eventually Robert or whoever is behind this, Iranians, Mike Pence,
Speaker 1: people who like their presidential candidates to know about Hitler
Speaker 1: and Napoleon and Russia Battle of Borodino, whoever is responsible,
Speaker 1: sometime just before the election, will find a news organization
Speaker 1: or a semi news organization that will print stuff right
Speaker 1: before the election. So all of this hemming and hawing
Speaker 1: and deep anguished sometimes analysis by people like Judleagan will
Speaker 1: go to Naught because they'll send the stuff to Okay
Speaker 1: magazine and they'll publish it. I'm in favor of that,
Speaker 1: if only to even up the score for twenty sixteen
Speaker 1: and then we pass a law or something. Does it
Speaker 1: look like there's anything in these newest leagues about any
Speaker 1: of the latest quartet of amazing examples of every fascist
Speaker 1: accusation is actually a confession stories my god. The Guardian
Speaker 1: reports that Kevin Roberts literally the tour of Project twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five. While the Republicans are insisting immigrants are eating
Speaker 1: your pets. Kevin Roberts is revealed to allegedly have done
Speaker 1: a Christynome before Christynome was uncool, kill the dog the
Speaker 1: neighbor's dog with a shovel for barking, quoting he told
Speaker 1: university colleagues about two decades ago that he had killed
Speaker 1: a neighborhood dog with a shovel because it was barking
Speaker 1: and disturbing his family, According to former colleagues who spoke
Speaker 1: to The Guardian. Quote My recollection of his account was
Speaker 1: that he was discussing in the hallway with various members
Speaker 1: of the faculty, including me, that a neighbor's dog had
Speaker 1: been barking pretty relentlessly and was, you know, keeping the
Speaker 1: baby and probably the parents awake, and that he kind
Speaker 1: of lost it then took a shovel and killed the dog.
Speaker 1: End of problem, said Kenneth Hammond, who was the chair
Speaker 1: of the university's history department at the time. Two other people,
Speaker 1: a professor and her spouse, recall hearing a similar account
Speaker 1: directly from Roberts at a dinner at his home. Three
Speaker 1: other professors also said they heard the account at that
Speaker 1: time from the colleagues, who said they had heard it
Speaker 1: directly from Roberts. None recall Roberts, who worked at that
Speaker 1: university as an assistant professor from two thousand and three
Speaker 1: to two thousand and five, ever saying that the dog
Speaker 1: he allegedly said he killed was actively threatening him or
Speaker 1: his family. In a statement to The Guardian, Roberts denied
Speaker 1: ever killing a dog with a shovel. End quote. You
Speaker 1: guys at the Guardian ask him if he ever killed
Speaker 1: a dog without a shovel. Did he then say? No?
Speaker 1: Comment one quote here where is it again? Keeping the
Speaker 1: parents awake, and that he kind of lost it and
Speaker 1: took a shovel. And killed the democracy. No dog not democracy,
Speaker 1: as to would be Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno. No, it's
Speaker 1: not misogyny, a agism that made him claim that women
Speaker 1: should not be one issue abortion voters, especially those over fifty,
Speaker 1: implying that women over fifty would never need an abortion,
Speaker 1: so why would they care. I mean, there is misogyny
Speaker 1: in agism, but mostly this is just Bernie Moreno is
Speaker 1: a moron, another knit wit, the kind who does not
Speaker 1: know that women over fifty have daughters who might want
Speaker 1: the right to control their own bodies, or even if
Speaker 1: they don't have daughters, they might just want, you know,
Speaker 1: lawful rights for other citizens. Vote Republican, elect another moron
Speaker 1: to the Senate. Look, you can't spell moron without Moreno.
Speaker 1: There it is mor e no. The Texas Observer reports
Speaker 1: that the human Donut Trump henchman Jason Miller had his
Speaker 1: email appear in the same data breach that contributed to
Speaker 1: Mark Robinson's Week from Hell. It's the same email Miller
Speaker 1: was connected to in court documents. The Texas Observer says
Speaker 1: New York fascist congressant Anthony Desposito, one of his party's moderates,
Speaker 1: wins the double play award. The New York Times reports
Speaker 1: the ex New York City cop and by the way,
Speaker 1: everybody who is not an ex New York City cop
Speaker 1: appears to be an ex New York City staffer for
Speaker 1: Mayor Eric Adams. They're dropping like flies. Desposito hired his
Speaker 1: fiance's daughter as a part time paid employee in his
Speaker 1: congressional district office right after he assumed that job. Then
Speaker 1: last April, that's April twenty twenty three, he hired somebody
Speaker 1: else as another part time paid employee in the same
Speaker 1: office his mistress. Surprisingly enough, this is not only a
Speaker 1: violation of ethics rules, but it's also of how dumb
Speaker 1: is this mook rules because it led to the fiance
Speaker 1: finding out about the mistress. And if you think Congress
Speaker 1: and Desposito is pathetic, the fiance then took him back.
Speaker 1: And lastly, this bulletin comic relief. There's the new British
Speaker 1: Prime Minister, Secure Starmer. I like him, but at his
Speaker 1: first Labor Party conference as Prime Minister, he proved that
Speaker 1: Trump isn't the only one who needs significant remedial prompter work.
Speaker 1: I am very good at teaching the reading of teleprompters.
Speaker 1: I can get him up to speed with like three
Speaker 1: or four half an hour sessions. Just fly me to London.
Speaker 1: I'll get right to work. The line at the party
Speaker 1: conference was I call again for immediate cease fire in Gaza,
Speaker 1: the return learn of the hostages. Only he didn't say hostages.
Speaker 1: I call again from immediate ceasefire in Gaza, the return
Speaker 1: of the sausages. A hostital It sounds better with an
Speaker 1: English accent, but yeah, you heard it. He still said
Speaker 1: return of the sausages, return of the sausages, hostages, the
Speaker 1: hostage sausages. Let's everybody break.
Speaker 2: For lunch, and Stormer was in Egypt's land, Let my
Speaker 2: sausages go.
Speaker 1: Also of interest here in an all new edition. It's
Speaker 1: the funniest thing I have ever seen, and yes it's
Speaker 1: about me, and the other thing somewhat related to it
Speaker 1: is the dumbest thing I have ever seen. And it's
Speaker 1: about why journalists should should sleep with their sausages. Oh, no, sources,
Speaker 1: why they should sleep with their sources. And it's from
Speaker 1: the former media reporter of the New York Goddamn Holy Times.
Speaker 1: And he's also the co founder of Semaphore News, and honestly,
Speaker 1: he should never be allowed to work again in the
Speaker 1: sausage making business of news in his life. On this
Speaker 1: talk of sausages and I'm drooling. That's next. This is Countdown.
Speaker 1: This is Countdown with Keith Olberman still ahead of us,
Speaker 1: on this all new edition of Countdown. Next. In Things
Speaker 1: I promised not to tell, they were the second most
Speaker 1: important hockey team in Ithaca, New York. They had ex
Speaker 1: Cornell's standouts on them. They played teams like the Montreal Canadians,
Speaker 1: old Timers, the Asian pro They used to fill or
Speaker 1: nearly fill Cornell's famous rink. They had Cornell Hall of
Speaker 1: Famer Bill Duffy on their team, and the greatest name
Speaker 1: in hockey history played for them, Winger Murray Death, though
Speaker 1: he was beginning to change the pronunciation to death. Good call.
Speaker 1: And then they did something to me, to my radio station,
Speaker 1: to my sports department, to my aspirations that caused me,
Speaker 1: at the age of nineteen, to go on the air
Speaker 1: and flat out lie and say they had gone out
Speaker 1: of business. The Saga of the Ithaca Stars rest in peace,
Speaker 1: and all new things I promised not to tell. First,
Speaker 1: there are still more new idiots to talk about the
Speaker 1: daily roundup of the miss Grants, morons and Dunning Kruger
Speaker 1: effects specimens who constitute two days worst persons in the world,
Speaker 1: the Brons the worst. Abby Phillip, CNN's ten PM anchor,
Speaker 1: I bet you didn't know that, the CNN anchor doing
Speaker 1: the absolute best impressions of both Maggie Haberman and Chuck
Speaker 1: Todd and occasionally Chris Solisi. After parroting the Trump fascist
Speaker 1: talking point that Kamala Harris has somehow been in charge
Speaker 1: of the southern border and the Republican complaint that she
Speaker 1: hasn't gone to the southern border and done a performative
Speaker 1: political photo op just like all the Republicans do, and
Speaker 1: all the nitwits at CNN can just barely process because
Speaker 1: it does fit into one of the very few story
Speaker 1: templates they can begin to understand, and it involves sane washing.
Speaker 1: After all of that, Abby Phillip is now complaining that
Speaker 1: Vice President Harris is going to the border. First, Philip said,
Speaker 1: there was polling that said Trump would be better on
Speaker 1: the issue unquote, because shoving immigrants and their supporters into
Speaker 1: concentration camps where guess what, genius some of them are
Speaker 1: going to die is much better than the compromise that
Speaker 1: Harris supported and Biden arranged and Trump vetoed for campaign reasons.
Speaker 1: Philip after that, nit wittedly added that Harris is quote
Speaker 1: hoping to change the narrative that she's soft on immigration.
Speaker 1: One of the things about this moment, I mean, the
Speaker 1: Harris campaign has just been trying to float above it all,
Speaker 1: to float above the immigration arguments, float above some of
Speaker 1: the nitty gritty details on some of this policy. But
Speaker 1: this shows that they realize they have to do something. Well,
Speaker 1: if anybody in this country's going to know about floating
Speaker 1: above it all, it would be a CNN anchor, especially
Speaker 1: the lowest rated host in cable news primetime. Thursday, barely
Speaker 1: half of Laurence O'Donnell's audience, one quarter of Greg got
Speaker 1: fields audience. My god, how could you show up to
Speaker 1: work the next day?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 1: How are the ratings? Jesus Jesus Jesus Friday Friday Abby
Speaker 1: Philip had an average of eighty six thousand viewers under
Speaker 1: the age of fifty five for reference and its Apples
Speaker 1: to Oranges. I know my number has nothing to do
Speaker 1: with under fifty five. It's a total. But on Friday,
Speaker 1: this podcast between its online audience and its YouTube audience.
Speaker 1: This thing had one hundred and sixteen two hundred and
Speaker 1: twenty one viewers and listeners. Can't imagine why she's in
Speaker 1: last place floating a bubbado. The runner up worser Mike Lindell,
Speaker 1: the guy who has smoked too many pillows, his latest
Speaker 1: attempt to offset his eleventy billion dollar debt that has
Speaker 1: been driven up insisting Trump didn't lose the election he lost.
Speaker 1: Glendell is now selling pillows at steep discounts. Your costs
Speaker 1: fourteen dollars and eighty eight cents teen eighty eight. Fourteen
Speaker 1: eighty eight, What an odd price. Lots of people sell
Speaker 1: things that say fourteen dollars in ninety eight cents or
Speaker 1: fourteen dollars in ninety nine cents, but eighty eight cents. Well,
Speaker 1: you know what fourteen eighty eight means, right, fourteen eighty eight.
Speaker 1: On the white supremacist far right, the murderers, fourteen eighty
Speaker 1: eight is one of the more common signals from one
Speaker 1: of the scumbags to another of the scumberg bags, meaning Hey,
Speaker 1: I'm a fellow scumbag. Let's go knife somebody. Why fourteen
Speaker 1: eighty eight the price of the Lindell pillow. Fourteen means
Speaker 1: the fourteen words as in quote, we must secure the
Speaker 1: existence of our people and a future for white children.
Speaker 1: Knowing how dumb these people are. I did check. It
Speaker 1: is one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen. Yeah,
Speaker 1: fourteen words, they got it right. Eighty eight. Well, those
Speaker 1: are the numbers closest to the letters HH. As in
Speaker 1: quote Kyle Hitler unquote, Mike Lindell says that this is
Speaker 1: all ridiculous and it's Jessica coincidence. What would he know
Speaker 1: about white supremacists? But our Winner? How in the world
Speaker 1: has Mike Lindell avoided accidentally killing himself all this time?
Speaker 1: Is that the greatest streak in human history? I mean,
Speaker 1: he makes Keith Richards look like some sort of stay
Speaker 1: at home get to bed at six thirty pm diletton
Speaker 1: who only drinks tea. But Our Winner. Ben Smith, editor
Speaker 1: and co founder of Semaphore Media. Now, I said I
Speaker 1: didn't have much more to say about Olivia Newzy and
Speaker 1: that she lived with me, but I did want to
Speaker 1: mention some other things, mostly throwaways about her, even good
Speaker 1: jokes about her. But I only saw this the other day.
Speaker 1: What Ben Smith wrote about this is the most amazingly
Speaker 1: tone deaf thing. Don't have anything to do with me.
Speaker 1: It's the most amazingly toned deaf thing I've read about her,
Speaker 1: or even about RFK Junior, or maybe about anything in
Speaker 1: the history of news reporting. I'll get to it in
Speaker 1: a second. First, the actual Newsy news UZI updates. This
Speaker 1: is from CNN's Brian Stelter. Are other outlets reviewing the
Speaker 1: work of Olivia Newsy in the wake of her relationship
Speaker 1: with Kennedy Junior, They aren't saying. Bloomberg is not commenting
Speaker 1: on questions surrounding Newsy, who recently hosted the series Working
Speaker 1: Capital at the outlet, where she interviewed prominent political leaders separately.
Speaker 1: AMC Networks, which had commissioned a satirical drama that Newsy
Speaker 1: was set to executive produce, is remaining mum on her
Speaker 1: involvement in the project as an aside, And this would
Speaker 1: be true of anybody, not just that it's her. I'm
Speaker 1: just sort of liberated to talk about her now. How
Speaker 1: could a satirical drama that Newsy was set to executive
Speaker 1: produce possibly rival for sheer quality, the satirical drama that
Speaker 1: Newsy has just lived for the last week, and featuring
Speaker 1: such and such as Keith Overman at the end of
Speaker 1: the credits. All right back to Ben Smith at Semaphore,
Speaker 1: I had hoped to avoid writing about last week's big
Speaker 1: media scandal. We were scooped to Max's eternal regret that's
Speaker 1: their media guy by Oliver Darcy's excellent new newsletter status
Speaker 1: after we ignored a Wednesday evening email from one Anderson Jones. Jones,
Speaker 1: an anonymous sender with an Iowa IP address who has
Speaker 1: since gone dark, had a news tip New York Magazines.
Speaker 1: Olivia Newsy had disclosed to Box she'd had a romantic
Speaker 1: relationship with Robert F. Kennedy Junior. Firstly, congrats on trying
Speaker 1: to boast your way out of how you were scooped.
Speaker 1: Right back to what Ben Smith wrote. But now that
Speaker 1: we are in the full fury of American media prurience
Speaker 1: and self righteousness, I'm going to risk my neck on
Speaker 1: a slightly contrarian view. Reporters have all sorts of compromising
Speaker 1: relationships with sources. Huh. The most compromising of all, and
Speaker 1: the most common, is a reporter's fealty to someone who
Speaker 1: gives them information. That's the real coin of this realm. Huh,
Speaker 1: sex barely rates? Come on, you won't hear many American
Speaker 1: journalists reckon with this. Some British journalists, naturally, have been
Speaker 1: texting us to ask, oh texts, what the fuss is about?
Speaker 1: If you're not sleeping with someone in a position of power,
Speaker 1: how are you even a journalist? The advice writer Heather
Speaker 1: have Roleski texted me Saturday that the world would be
Speaker 1: much more exciting with more newsies around, but alas, the
Speaker 1: world is inhabited by anonymously mailing moralists instead. When you're
Speaker 1: in London, check out, Heather have Roleski. You can find
Speaker 1: your phone number written on the wall somewhere. I suppose,
Speaker 1: I mean, would you actually write that? Never mind? Are
Speaker 1: you're a woman reporter? You're a woman, you're a reporter,
Speaker 1: you're somehow you have no gender at all, you have
Speaker 1: no sexual organs at all, And you would write the
Speaker 1: world would be much more exciting with more newsies around,
Speaker 1: But a last, the world is inhabited by anonymously emailing
Speaker 1: moralists instead, leading the guy to write, how are you
Speaker 1: even a journalist, if you're not sleeping with someone in
Speaker 1: a position of power, my god, advice and she's an
Speaker 1: advice writer. Dear Heather, the President of the United States
Speaker 1: wants to sleep with me. He'll give me a scoop
Speaker 1: and a button. Should I do it? My yes, you
Speaker 1: ought to, Dearie, Oh my god. Back to ben Smith.
Speaker 1: Many of Newsy's critics were furious at her over a
Speaker 1: July fourth story about members of Joe Biden's inner circle
Speaker 1: who felt he was too old to run for president.
Speaker 1: How these critics ask now, could she have done that
Speaker 1: story fairly if she had add an emotional attachment to
Speaker 1: a fringe candidate. And this is where two values of
Speaker 1: journalism part ways. The obvious defense of that story is
Speaker 1: that it was true, something few Democrats now contest, though
Speaker 1: the few that do continue to loudly fill up our
Speaker 1: email inboxes and Twitter mentions. Okay, if you got bribed
Speaker 1: to write a story, or you offered to write a
Speaker 1: story in exchange for something from the person who benefited
Speaker 1: from the story, you're not a journalist anymore. This is
Speaker 1: just occurring to Bensmith, who was a media columnist for
Speaker 1: a national newspaper until he started this piece of shit Semaphore.
Speaker 1: But we're also in the business of trust as well
Speaker 1: as truth. Who's this we ben, You're not in the business.
Speaker 1: That's not what we do. I mean you have to
Speaker 1: draw the line somewhere, and that line is taking off
Speaker 1: your pants in front of us source and for those purposes,
Speaker 1: the appearance of conflict it is in fact bad enough.
Speaker 1: It undermines reasonable people's trust, and there's no real defense
Speaker 1: for that. And so before I have to hand over
Speaker 1: my editor's badge, I should mention he's almost saved it
Speaker 1: now has any I should mention, don't worry, he won't.
Speaker 1: I should mention that Our policy here at Semaphore is
Speaker 1: that if you're having a romantic relationship with a subject
Speaker 1: of your coverage, for the love of God, tell your
Speaker 1: editor that's right there on the wall under Employees must
Speaker 1: wash hands, especially if you're having a romantic relationship with
Speaker 1: the subject of your coverage. In other words, it's fine
Speaker 1: to f the F and Robert F. Kennedy Junior literally
Speaker 1: or merely via electronic and digital. The word used was digital.
Speaker 1: I'm just not going to touch that as it were.
Speaker 1: It's fine to do that, but if you haven't told
Speaker 1: your editor about it. If you need to screw somebody
Speaker 1: to get this, we can give you a bonus or
Speaker 1: at least a condom. For the love of God, tell
Speaker 1: your editor well, well, Ben Smith, congrats on destroying any
Speaker 1: possible credibility Semaphore might ever achieve. I mean now, I
Speaker 1: have to wonder who they ft to get the rights
Speaker 1: to use that typeface on their letters and their website.
Speaker 1: I wonder who fed them to bury that story that
Speaker 1: you will never see in Semaphore. You're done, Ben, Fold,
Speaker 1: fold the organization. If you own stock in this, if
Speaker 1: they sell stock, I have no idea sell the stock.
Speaker 1: This is madness to defend the idea that reporters, and
Speaker 1: not only that, but to insist that reporters constantly do
Speaker 1: this madness. You will be surprised to find out that
Speaker 1: when he co founded seven four I mentioned this, he
Speaker 1: was with the National paper Guests, which one Ben was
Speaker 1: with the New York Times. Now understand why everything's gone
Speaker 1: to hell in a handbasket in the New York Times.
Speaker 1: Either everybody there is sleeping with somebody in the Trump campaign,
Speaker 1: or everybody there isn't sleeping with somebody in the Trump campaign,
Speaker 1: or everybody in there was sleeping with somebody in the
Speaker 1: Trump campaign, and they reported it to their editor, who said, well,
Speaker 1: you can't do that anymore, and now they're all frustrated.
Speaker 1: Now to eleven this, I will have three postscripts. One,
Speaker 1: I will say one thing I realized today about my
Speaker 1: relationship with Olivia. I only realized it when I found
Speaker 1: myself writing it online. The phrase by Felicia from the
Speaker 1: movie Fridays. I've used it in sportscasts and newscast I've
Speaker 1: used it on this podcast. Olivia taught me that phrase. Man,
Speaker 1: let's break into the New York Post's feed and put
Speaker 1: that out there. And then this from the Twitter account
Speaker 1: at what forty six has done the Biden accomplishments. This
Speaker 1: is so funny. I think she would laugh at it. Quote.
Speaker 1: The more I learn about Olivia Newsy, the more I
Speaker 1: think that maybe her animosity towards Joe Biden was because
Speaker 1: he didn't want to date her. Oh oh my god,
Speaker 1: do I feel seen. But best of all, that New
Speaker 1: York Post gossip story Monday about my extremely peripheral role
Speaker 1: in this saga, this satirical series. I bought the actual
Speaker 1: physical newspaper of the New York Post yesterday, just on
Speaker 1: a hunch, thinking I wonder how this looks in the print.
Speaker 1: First time in like ten years I spent any money
Speaker 1: on the New York Post, and there in the latest
Speaker 1: roundup of the Newsy News was a small but glowing
Speaker 1: red box with white letters on it and their gossip
Speaker 1: logo page six on one half of the glowing red box,
Speaker 1: and then on the other side it read in big
Speaker 1: bold letters quote. She also dated Alberman. It's the funniest
Speaker 1: thing I have ever seen in my life. If you
Speaker 1: heard minutes of unending laughter wafting out over the land
Speaker 1: reaching the Pacific around one fifteen pm Eastern until about
Speaker 1: one point thirty Eastern, that was me outside a store
Speaker 1: that actually still sells newspapers on Second Avenue in New York.
Speaker 1: She also dated Alberman White on red Not only is
Speaker 1: it now my background on my Twitter page, Not only
Speaker 1: am I getting it framed, I'm thinking of getting it
Speaker 1: as a tattoo and on my memorial marker whenever the
Speaker 1: time comes. Anyway, Back to the point, been sleeping with
Speaker 1: my sources. That's ridiculous. Why do you think I got
Speaker 1: into this business? Smith? Two days? Worst person then the
Speaker 1: world I mentioned recently that one of the things I
Speaker 1: wanted to do. In fact, my original career goal in
Speaker 1: broadcasting was to become play by play announcer of the
Speaker 1: New York Yankees. The second one, and the one that
Speaker 1: I actually tried to work on for a while, was
Speaker 1: to become play by play announcer of the New York
Speaker 1: Rangers hockey team. My high school, Hackley, had a hockey
Speaker 1: team and a radio station, not that anybody listened to us,
Speaker 1: and we had a sports director. His name was Chris Berman,
Speaker 1: and he did the basketball games, and one day put
Speaker 1: out an ad for somebody to do the hockey games.
Speaker 1: And the requirement was do you own your own cassette
Speaker 1: tape recorder? And I've played you the tapes of what
Speaker 1: I sounded like like long before my voice even began
Speaker 1: to change. The play by play wasn't bad for a
Speaker 1: thirteen year old kid. And I have to say the
Speaker 1: next year, nineteen seventy three, when the Pittsburgh Penguins job
Speaker 1: opened for play by play radio guy, I had the
Speaker 1: nuts to actually send them a tape and say, look,
Speaker 1: I know my voice is a little high, but think
Speaker 1: of the novelty aspect. So I always wanted to do
Speaker 1: hockey play by play, and then I went to Cornell,
Speaker 1: which might as well have had a professional hockey franchise,
Speaker 1: And that's still true. Lina Rink is one of the
Speaker 1: great sporting event locales in the world, certainly in college hockey.
Speaker 1: And it always sold out, and the team was competitive
Speaker 1: and number one in the IVY League and a national
Speaker 1: championship contender. And the rights to the games were owned
Speaker 1: by Cornell and immediately, of course dispersed to the two
Speaker 1: radio stations Cornell University, Inc. Owned, so we never got
Speaker 1: close to doing play by play of Cornell hockey. I
Speaker 1: once asked my friend who was the general manager of
Speaker 1: those stations, Don Martin, who I've talked about here before
Speaker 1: as one of the most import people I ever met
Speaker 1: in broadcasting. I asked him, could we do the JV Games?
Speaker 1: Could we do the women's games? No, because you'll get
Speaker 1: advertising for it. I know you'll do a good job.
Speaker 1: You'll be taking bread out of the food of my announcers.
Speaker 1: And I was like, yeah, but I'm asking for like
Speaker 1: one slice of bread. You're gonna go far, but not
Speaker 1: in Ithaca. So anyway, one day a fellow named Al
Speaker 1: Goldstein who had come to us I believe, from Berkeley, California,
Speaker 1: and was twenty eight years old and long past college
Speaker 1: days or college radio days, moved to Ithaca, New York
Speaker 1: to try to become a radio sportscaster, newscaster, radio salesman,
Speaker 1: and had heard had done research on this and had
Speaker 1: determined that WVBR, the student owned professional radio station at
Speaker 1: Cornell University, was the best training ground for radio in
Speaker 1: the country. Al was known as Weird Al and before
Speaker 1: a Yankovic, and he was a delightful guy. And he
Speaker 1: used all the southern or northern California lingo that none
Speaker 1: of us understood, happening in Gnarley and all these other
Speaker 1: things long before they became famous things. I was like,
Speaker 1: what did I'll just say I'm not sure, but whatever.
Speaker 1: He works hard. So he did sports cast, and he
Speaker 1: did newscast, and he became a salesman because we sold
Speaker 1: advertising on the radio station. And one day he came
Speaker 1: to me he said, you know, Ko, I've been talking
Speaker 1: to h a lot of my clients out there, and
Speaker 1: they I just mentioned the Ethaica stars and their eyes
Speaker 1: light up, like why aren't they on the radio? I mean,
Speaker 1: like I know it's not Cornell hockey man, but they
Speaker 1: Cornell Hockey gets four thousand people, Ethica Stars get eighteen
Speaker 1: hundred years. There's a lot of people people want to hear.
Speaker 1: Why don't we do the games? I'd get it sponsored immediately,
Speaker 1: and I went say that part again, and he went
Speaker 1: through it again, and I said, why don't we? So
Speaker 1: we all knew the president of the Ethica Stars. It was,
Speaker 1: I believe a car salesman. His name was Bob Toddy
Speaker 1: called him up and said, how much for the rights
Speaker 1: to broadcast your games? Would do it on an experimental
Speaker 1: basis and he went first ones free and I said,
Speaker 1: I think my colleagues here will agree to that, and
Speaker 1: sure enough we scheduled a broadcast of the Ithaca Stars
Speaker 1: versus somebody. The Ethica Stars would be made up of
Speaker 1: Cornell graduates who did not make it in professional hockey,
Speaker 1: or had played professional hockey and lived in the area
Speaker 1: came back to Ithaca. In other words, if you were
Speaker 1: a Cornell Hockey star in nineteen seventy two and did
Speaker 1: not make a career of it, you could become an
Speaker 1: Ehaica Stars star in nineteen seventy eight, which is when
Speaker 1: we are in the history of semi pro hockey in
Speaker 1: this country. And they did. They drew two thousand a
Speaker 1: game at line of rink. They almost often when it
Speaker 1: would be a team like the Montreal Former Canadians, they
Speaker 1: would fill the place out people like their hockey and
Speaker 1: Ethica New York. The ice is already there, the rank
Speaker 1: is fent. So we put Al out on this and
Speaker 1: I was like, we'll try it, and I'll do the games,
Speaker 1: and the program director, Glen Cornelius, he'll be the he'll
Speaker 1: be my color man, and we'll have somebody host in
Speaker 1: between periods, and we'll have a reporter and we'll you know,
Speaker 1: maybe we'll get some wireless. But Al came back in
Speaker 1: twenty four hours and said sold it out. I was like,
Speaker 1: but I figured out how many availabilities we'd have and
Speaker 1: how many spots, and we have a waiting list. We've
Speaker 1: already taken in like twenty thousand dollars for this. I went,
Speaker 1: are you out of your mind? He goes, no, man,
Speaker 1: let's go ahead to don't tell Toddy, this will be
Speaker 1: demanding money. But I bet if we do, you know,
Speaker 1: we could do ten games before the end of their season.
Speaker 1: I was like, let's go. So we now begin to
Speaker 1: promote this thing on WVBR coming up on Saturday night,
Speaker 1: and Glenn Cornelius and I go to a Corneill hockey
Speaker 1: practice and we do a practice broadcast of a game,
Speaker 1: and We're like, this isn't bad, and I'm thinking, maybe
Speaker 1: I could still become a hockey play by play man
Speaker 1: and my voice is changing. Maybe I can send the
Speaker 1: tape to the Pittsburgh Penguins again. So now this is
Speaker 1: mony day or Tuesday, and then the broadcast is coming
Speaker 1: up on Saturday. And we went wall to wall every
Speaker 1: commercial break on WVBR, every newscast, every sports cast, every
Speaker 1: disc jockey show, even the public affairs broadcasts. In the breaks,
Speaker 1: it was don't forget to listen to the other guitars
Speaker 1: They're premiering on WVBR with Keith Olduman and Glenn Cornelias,
Speaker 1: and we had five announcers, and we literally rented wireless mikes,
Speaker 1: and we had this whole thing. We had a scoreboard
Speaker 1: show planned in a studio. It was just it was
Speaker 1: it was network level excess. On Friday afternoon, I walked
Speaker 1: into the radio station and Al Goldstein was sitting at
Speaker 1: the desk in the newsroom that I usually used in
Speaker 1: my chair in front of my typewriter went ashen and
Speaker 1: Al had what would have been politely referred to as
Speaker 1: ruddy complexion, and he was white as a sheet. And
Speaker 1: I said, what's wrong? He goes, what's go inside? Man,
Speaker 1: It's goingside. And we went into a studio and he went,
Speaker 1: they canceled the game. I went, what our game? Our
Speaker 1: game tomorrow night? It's canceled. I said, what do you
Speaker 1: mean it's canceled the Apparently there's a they forgot they
Speaker 1: forgot to rent the rink. So what do you mean
Speaker 1: they forgot to rent the rink? They think the Stars
Speaker 1: have been in business for twenty years. Suddenly he forgets
Speaker 1: to rent the rink. Yeah, there's a JV women's hockey
Speaker 1: practice and they won't interrupt it. They won't change it.
Speaker 1: There's no game Saturday. Man. I can't remember the rest
Speaker 1: of that day. I do know from having gone and
Speaker 1: listen to the tape that at some point I decided
Speaker 1: that there was a very simple solution to this that
Speaker 1: more than likely my old friend Don Martin from WHCUA
Speaker 1: enough Mythica had prevailed upon Bob Toddy, the general manager
Speaker 1: of the Ethica Stars, to not have any game that
Speaker 1: would be broadcast on WVBR and the mention, by the way,
Speaker 1: when we called Bob Toddy and did the nineteen seventy
Speaker 1: eight equivalent of WTF on his backside, he said, I've
Speaker 1: also rethought the whole idea. We're not going to do
Speaker 1: any more games on radio. So we haven't done any
Speaker 1: goddamn games on radio because you just forgot to rent
Speaker 1: the rink. What kind of business are you in? Do
Speaker 1: you sell cars that don't have wheels? I hung up
Speaker 1: on them. I was just the same then when I
Speaker 1: was twenty years old. In fact, I was still nineteen.
Speaker 1: I'm very proud of that. In any event, we solved
Speaker 1: this one pretty clearly. I went on the air that
Speaker 1: night and I said, we have breaking news from the
Speaker 1: world of semi pro hockey. It's sad news, particularly in
Speaker 1: light of the fact that we were intending to bring
Speaker 1: you the Ithaca Stars game tomorrow night here on WVBRS.
Speaker 1: You may have heard in the three thousand advertisements we
Speaker 1: do for today, we have bad news. The Ithaca Stars
Speaker 1: have gone bankrupt. Don't mess with the nineteen year old olderman.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much. As a PostScript. By the way,
Speaker 1: I wasn't lying about the Ethica Stars, I was just premature.
Speaker 1: The Stars did not go out of business during that
Speaker 1: nineteen seventy eight seventy nine season, but after the nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy nine eighty season audios don't f with the Jesus
Speaker 1: I've done all the damage I can do here ask
Speaker 1: the ethic of Stars. Thanks for listening. We're now back
Speaker 1: to five episodes a week, posting nightly just after midnight Eastern.
Speaker 1: Once again, there is a Monday Countdown. Please forward this
Speaker 1: to a non listener who should fix that and start listening.
Speaker 1: The credits Brian Ray and John Phillip Schanel, the musical
Speaker 1: directors of Countdown, have arranged, produced, and performed most of
Speaker 1: our music. Mister Shanelle handled out orchestration and keyboards, and
Speaker 1: mister Ray was on the guitars, bass and drums. It
Speaker 1: was produced by Tko Brothers. Our satirical and fifthy musical
Speaker 1: comments are by the best baseball stadium organist ever, Nancy Faust.
Speaker 1: The sports music is the Lberman theme from ESPN two,
Speaker 1: written by Mitch Warren Davis courtesy of ESPN, Inc. Other
Speaker 1: music arranged and performed by the group No Horns Allowed.
Speaker 1: On my announcer today is my friend Kenny Maine, who
Speaker 1: never played for the Ethic of Stars, although he was
Speaker 1: a quarterback in college. Everything else was, as always, pretty
Speaker 1: much my fault. That's countdown for today, five weeks and
Speaker 1: six days until the twenty twenty four presidential election, the
Speaker 1: three hundred and fifty ninth day since convicted felon drooling
Speaker 1: Jay Trump's first attempted coup against the democratically elected government
Speaker 1: of the United States. Use the election, use the metal
Speaker 1: health system, use presidential immunity if we have to, to
Speaker 1: keep him from doing it again while we still can.
Speaker 1: The next scheduled countdown is tomorrow. Bulletins as the news requires.
Speaker 1: Until then, I'm Keith Olderman. Good Morning, good afternoon, good night.
Speaker 1: Once again the can Keith hit the post challenge? Good Luck?
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