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Speaker 2: What Up America? America is ready?
Speaker 1: My goodness coming in Greg's North Carolina Minions are ready.
Speaker 1: Fife is ready, Alamo, Tennessee said.
Speaker 3: Were born Ready baby.
Speaker 2: Thanks for being with us Union Mississippi. Hey, Glinton, Alabama.
Speaker 2: Homogamevines He's ready and you can't even have you ready.
Speaker 2: There we go.
Speaker 1: John Cooper's Black Sox are ready Atlanta.
Speaker 2: George is ready. How about Fort Rutger They're ready?
Speaker 1: Good grief, Arkansas Ready?
Speaker 3: Kaylee is ready?
Speaker 2: Hey Kay, Let's go America.
Speaker 3: Gregg.
Speaker 2: The Haunted Chicken House at Hollis Crossroads is ready. Ken Monday, Illinois.
Speaker 3: A Talla Alabama, Dothan, Alabama.
Speaker 2: Ride or die Baby, We're ready.
Speaker 4: Bird, I see you can Chucky, I see Look, there's
Speaker 4: a there's a steel mill ready.
Speaker 2: Hunts was ready Loganville, Georgia. Ready the horse capital of
Speaker 2: the World. Kentucky again, Ready speedy, Greg and Adler also ready,
Speaker 2: Hello fellas, Hello, look at that man just pouring in.
Speaker 2: How about this?
Speaker 1: I know exactly where the Haunted Chicken House is. Do
Speaker 1: you really in there working around it? Well, you actually
Speaker 1: did a job there one day?
Speaker 2: Did you really? Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, how about that. I've been a few places. I
Speaker 1: know things about Cleveland County. I'm a little bit sharp,
Speaker 1: so mention something I know about it first hand experience.
Speaker 5: What is a haunted chicken house.
Speaker 2: It's an old chicken house and it's all around Halloween.
Speaker 2: They do it.
Speaker 1: They set it up and people come from there many
Speaker 1: miles away to go through the Haunted Chicken House. Yes,
Speaker 1: and there was once a rooster. Oh there was a
Speaker 1: rooster they kept killing but he never quite died.
Speaker 5: Oh.
Speaker 1: Walk in there and it's like, I will say this,
Speaker 1: and I may have made this up cock doodle boot
Speaker 1: the same chicken house before it became the Haunted Chicken House.
Speaker 1: When we were working there, they actually if you've ever
Speaker 1: been to like old Navy and they'd have them old
Speaker 1: timy trucks in there with clothes on and stuff. Yes,
Speaker 1: that guy made them. He would refurbish.
Speaker 2: He would go and in fact, toy day.
Speaker 5: Old Navy got the old trucks from.
Speaker 1: He would go around and pick look for a certain model,
Speaker 1: and he would find them, and then he would bring
Speaker 1: them there and they would make them, get them ready
Speaker 1: to go, and get them ready to go.
Speaker 2: Do we still have where we live? Is there still
Speaker 2: an old Navy? There? Was it one time? Is it
Speaker 2: gone still there?
Speaker 1: I bet I've been there. I bet I've been in
Speaker 1: there three times to my whole life.
Speaker 5: Oh man, I think I'm wearing old Navy right now.
Speaker 2: I didn't mean to start out with so much knowledge.
Speaker 6: I apologize, yeah, looking around like you think you should.
Speaker 2: You know, I got a few stories and somebody got
Speaker 2: their sleep last night. It is They don't think it's
Speaker 2: knowledge of gon to sent me automatic. No, No, it's
Speaker 2: fully sitting up everything. Look at you like a little
Speaker 2: twist that nobody says.
Speaker 7: Sure.
Speaker 8: I grew up on old Navy, by the way, so
Speaker 8: that truck is very nostalgic for me.
Speaker 5: It was like a cool store that we could afford.
Speaker 5: I was like, oh man, I'm wearing cool kid jeans now.
Speaker 2: Yes, it is amazing sport abouts.
Speaker 1: When did When did old Navy become a thing? I
Speaker 1: don't think it was. We didn't have that we were kids.
Speaker 2: My kids got to experience.
Speaker 8: No, No, it popped off when I was like right
Speaker 8: and getting cool and wearing cool.
Speaker 1: Trust me, if it had been available when I was
Speaker 1: a kid, same thing would have happened to me. That
Speaker 1: happened with every store because I was a fat kid, unavailable.
Speaker 5: Sorry, buddy, I was on the other side of that spectrum.
Speaker 2: Old Navy didn't.
Speaker 1: I never noticed him to have a lot of a
Speaker 1: lot of selection in the husky department.
Speaker 2: That's one thing I can say. Growing up, I didn't
Speaker 2: dress better than you, but.
Speaker 1: It was It wasn't your fault. Yeah you did, It
Speaker 1: wasn't your fault. I'm gonna let you in on something
Speaker 1: I was really small. I'm gonna let you it on
Speaker 1: something that I'm sixty because it doesn't matter now. It
Speaker 1: bothered me that that you got to wear Jordash jeans
Speaker 1: and I couldn't. There wasn't I remember thinking, man in
Speaker 1: her cool jeans, look at Gregs jeans.
Speaker 2: That's all going. Everybody school had geordi ash on scept me,
Speaker 2: except you. You had big Yanks. Oh that's great, Big Yanks.
Speaker 6: It says the prototype for Old Navy was gap Warehouse.
Speaker 6: It was renamed Old Navy during the rollout of nineteen
Speaker 6: ninety four company.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was.
Speaker 5: That was nine years old. I was like, this is awesome.
Speaker 5: I was a kids performance fleece.
Speaker 1: Whenever the school year starting, you go school shopping for clothes.
Speaker 1: Lisa always going there and buy clothes the heads.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah you could. I mean I'd have to go
Speaker 2: work overtime pay for him.
Speaker 1: Do you remember we had to break it to Speed
Speaker 1: that he need to quit wearing the buckle. He's too
Speaker 1: old for him. You tell me, why do you think.
Speaker 5: It said related?
Speaker 2: It's related? Do you know that the Yes, he was, Yeah,
Speaker 2: he was, he was. He looked like a white break
Speaker 2: break dance. He did like a white bright the early
Speaker 2: days of the Ricking Bubby Show, I was. I was
Speaker 2: working with Vanilla. Yeah, that's dope. Represent the playhouse.
Speaker 3: You got a problem, rick, I'll solve it.
Speaker 2: That chick out the speedy d Did we give a
Speaker 2: cardboard now? I never did. I never did that.
Speaker 5: So you funk dogs?
Speaker 2: What legal dog fatter? You had rooms?
Speaker 5: That's spin it's spinners.
Speaker 2: That was cool. Yes, you're right about that. He was
Speaker 2: pretty urban.
Speaker 5: How about the texture, that great texture.
Speaker 1: Just know what brand you wore, Rick, And I said,
Speaker 1: that wasn't an official brand, but that's what my dad.
Speaker 2: That's what my dad called him. George.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, rhymes with I'm just sitting here and be
Speaker 6: quiet right now, y'all got my leg going.
Speaker 2: Fish? You should do that on camera. You got my leg.
Speaker 2: Somebody's gonna take that making to get my leg back then,
Speaker 2: like I had, somebody's gonna pull that off off the
Speaker 2: arch after day, you're gonna be trending the guys. I mean,
Speaker 2: I had a picture in my old office of speedy
Speaker 2: and Leopard pants. Yes, that was that was during a
Speaker 2: fat fest. Well that there was still Leopard. He still
Speaker 2: owned it.
Speaker 6: I just I know, but you wart yes, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: that's true.
Speaker 1: He wore when he's out on So now you know
Speaker 1: you didn't know, Now you know.
Speaker 2: I'm just well, I'll tell you this. You knew about
Speaker 2: old Navy and everything else. Yeah, I'm full of me.
Speaker 2: Take great, Greg, get you here. Your dressed pretty snappy.
Speaker 2: In the day it was a little more stylish. Yeah,
Speaker 2: because is this when you were high? I wasn't that great?
Speaker 2: Remember the article that said dating, what did she go
Speaker 2: out with? Because did you did you part down the
Speaker 2: middle and do a little wing? Yes? Or no? Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: but cut?
Speaker 1: I wasn't that snassy as dress flannel and Levi's snazzyest
Speaker 1: chehol one could be.
Speaker 2: That's true. I did have one pair of parasue pants.
Speaker 2: I got to it. You knew I didn't wear them
Speaker 2: a lot.
Speaker 3: You had them.
Speaker 2: Do you remember when you would wear those chef pants
Speaker 2: a lot?
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, Cherry, Yeah, chef pants. Sherry talks about this
Speaker 9: to the station. She said, she said, she said, when
Speaker 9: I met Rick, she said, I mean his his wardrobe.
Speaker 9: She said, it was just horrible.
Speaker 1: She said, she's all everyone to wear was those little
Speaker 1: NFL sweatpants.
Speaker 2: She said, he's all you had. They thought they he
Speaker 2: thought he was sharp enough. Listen, I remember we looked
Speaker 2: up one time.
Speaker 1: I don't know why Jack Stay was playing Troy and
Speaker 1: Troy and I look up and here comes Rick with
Speaker 1: those driving fans and that mullet I mean.
Speaker 2: Like a raider's jacket strolling into the stadium.
Speaker 5: I mean cool definition of course.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you. You know what you say when
Speaker 2: you saw that too. Out here comes trouble. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: here go when that's was the handle. Oh that's why
Speaker 2: it was a married man. You had to day away
Speaker 2: from him. Yeah, you know where comes you say? You
Speaker 2: for like five years? There comes your brother again. Don't
Speaker 2: you go anywhere with him? You ain't going man, that's right, Oh,
Speaker 2: my goodness. Outside the last text or those I guess
Speaker 2: all right.
Speaker 8: Old Navy used the Chevy thirty one hundred trucks from
Speaker 8: nineteen forty seven to nineteen fifty five.
Speaker 2: That was apparently got him some friend of Greg.
Speaker 5: And got it from Greg's friends.
Speaker 2: Tell you it was my friend. But that's where they
Speaker 2: did it at that's my friend, he's my friend.
Speaker 8: They got they had at one point one thousand and
Speaker 8: five hundred stores across the US.
Speaker 2: Wow, I will come back.
Speaker 6: Greg got them, I mean risk got them closed for
Speaker 6: some reasons.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna set the table day. We've got a lot
Speaker 1: coming up. Okay, So let's let's take a moment. You
Speaker 1: look around right now. If you have a conservative ideology,
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Speaker 1: we've done it now. That will be a mistake because
Speaker 1: that we've done it. Part if you think that everything's
Speaker 1: just going to change because of the direction we're going
Speaker 1: right now, that's not going to happen. The Left is
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Speaker 1: on Demand. A couple of hey birds here that will
Speaker 1: require a little audio, So let's see if we can
Speaker 1: hit these. Add Er, the other one I sent from
Speaker 1: you would be from Nathan, and you've already.
Speaker 2: Got the one from Matt. Okay, so those are the two.
Speaker 2: Let me know.
Speaker 1: If the Nathan works, it will okay, all right, so
Speaker 1: Matt first. Let's do Matt first. So here's Matt hey bird.
Speaker 2: Hey Birge. Just wanted to share because it's been brought
Speaker 2: up on the show. Speedy's voice does.
Speaker 1: Give out at some of the Stallion's games. He does great,
Speaker 1: but I thought it was funny after I heard him
Speaker 1: brought it bringing it up on the show. I've sent audio.
Speaker 1: I have it, he said, He says near the end.
Speaker 1: If you listen closely to my video and audio, you
Speaker 1: can hear Speedy's voice leave him. If you follow it,
Speaker 1: he will point at his throat when his voice goes out.
Speaker 2: Give you. Can you look here? I am here there.
Speaker 6: The cameraman is Kevin, and this is Ethan, and he
Speaker 6: is who's counting me down and prior to this. They
Speaker 6: it was like, you know, first and gold, second and gold,
Speaker 6: third and gold, we're trying to hold Michigan out and
Speaker 6: they and they wanted me to keep let's go, get
Speaker 6: up whatever, And I was telling that my voice is gone.
Speaker 6: I mean, so they knew it because I'm hollering some
Speaker 6: of you.
Speaker 2: You got to come from the dimal frame. You keep
Speaker 2: screaming from your buddy. It's been three and a half
Speaker 2: hours of this. He used his voice up at the
Speaker 2: hockey game.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, it's it's a lot. It's a lot
Speaker 6: when you're hollering outside. And so I knew it was
Speaker 6: given out, and sure enough it did. Matter of fact,
Speaker 6: I was like, now, by the way, now you maye
Speaker 6: me care about the Stanley Cup. I was sitting eating
Speaker 6: at a restaurant with Scherer last night and they updated
Speaker 6: the series just now in Edmonton, and I caught myself
Speaker 6: looking over.
Speaker 2: She goes, what are you looking at? I said, I need,
Speaker 2: I need to check on this series. She's like, hockey,
Speaker 2: I said, stupid, speedy Stars. All Stars lost again last night.
Speaker 2: It's over all right, so here we go. That's three
Speaker 2: one down, all right, here we go.
Speaker 10: That's mister.
Speaker 2: Screaming wild. No, I didn't know the pig was. Yeah,
Speaker 2: my favorite came up.
Speaker 6: Piggy Wiggily was a big sponsor of this game, and
Speaker 6: so mister Pig the mascot was running around with me
Speaker 6: a lot uh and Stanley, who is the Stallion's mascot.
Speaker 6: And so what you couldn't see is on the on
Speaker 6: the on the big screen, it was me and then
Speaker 6: mister Pig, and then behind.
Speaker 2: Him the guys you kind of holding up. At the
Speaker 2: very end, the voice goes completely. We didn't know that
Speaker 2: was the last thing voice. He was dropping F bomb.
Speaker 2: You'll always go down to watch. I had no idea. Look, look,
Speaker 2: his voice goes away right there.
Speaker 8: You scream because you you're screaming straight into the camera.
Speaker 8: Is that kind of your is that you're delivering most
Speaker 8: of the time throughout the game?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Because if if not, if you look up at the
Speaker 6: jumbo tron and I'm not looking at you, but I'm
Speaker 6: looking to the side, and that makes no sense because
Speaker 6: I'm looking at the camera, because that's what they're looking at.
Speaker 3: Biggie's hair.
Speaker 5: Sure, of course you're screaming straight into a camera.
Speaker 11: Game.
Speaker 5: I did not know that you screamed.
Speaker 6: This is this is this is this? I think it
Speaker 6: only happened one other time. I think game two, I
Speaker 6: can't remember. I don't normally have to do this. Derek
Speaker 6: Scudder is the voice up top and does a great
Speaker 6: job and and so we'll tag team a little bit.
Speaker 6: But sometimes they'll come to me down on the sideline
Speaker 6: and I'm right.
Speaker 2: Up on the guys. So yeah, so exhausted. Yeah, pig,
Speaker 2: that's a big pig. That is a big pig. He
Speaker 2: got caught up in it. Uh and right hair, he's
Speaker 2: got nothing out there for nothing, I gave it all left.
Speaker 2: It would have been right there right. I don't know
Speaker 2: why people do that a lot of times when they're
Speaker 2: trying to get over my fire. So I didn't really
Speaker 2: I'm with the addler. That's so much more intense than
Speaker 2: I even imagined.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think he did cuss off off Mike because
Speaker 8: look at the look on the pig's face.
Speaker 5: Wow, I've never heard anything like that.
Speaker 1: You know what the pig winked out. I hope you
Speaker 1: don't kiss your mama with that.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 2: It was wow that it was actually really really good.
Speaker 2: Game came down to the last play. Uh, this was
Speaker 2: the play. That was it? All right? Moving on? Moving
Speaker 2: on to the next one. Ader, I just wanted to
Speaker 2: so tired watching myself.
Speaker 1: Hey bird, Hey burge Uh, this is from Nate from Oklahoma, Greg, Greg,
Speaker 1: get ready for what Nate's got for me. I tried
Speaker 1: to send this last week, but I forgot to attach
Speaker 1: the video. So then I replied to my own email
Speaker 1: like a good and I'm not sure if you saw it.
Speaker 2: I did not. If you did and you chose not
Speaker 2: to use it, that's fine. I missed it.
Speaker 1: I just want to make sure you got it because
Speaker 1: I think you'll enjoy it. I was getting rained out
Speaker 1: on the job last week while sitting in the truck.
Speaker 1: I did not run to the truck. I recorded a
Speaker 1: little clip waiting on the rain to start and to
Speaker 1: stop or start to stop. I'm sorry, I just can't
Speaker 1: believe what I'm reading now the rest of it. Now,
Speaker 1: don't sing a song.
Speaker 2: He is going to sing a song to you, all right,
Speaker 2: as George straight, George straight, hang on wearing a cowboy.
Speaker 2: Can I look at this because I'm gonna getting uncomfortable.
Speaker 1: We've already been through lesson Valley by morning up to way.
Speaker 12: I'd like to stay.
Speaker 7: Home and cutle believely wonted me. Hell, I'm glad she's mine.
Speaker 7: I wish she thought I was fine. Then she unlocked
Speaker 7: the door. Leson Valley by More. Guess I'll just head
Speaker 7: to show.
Speaker 2: That was a good one. That was good? Was your job, Nate?
Speaker 2: Pleasant Valley by morning? You think Nate don't love George
Speaker 2: Strait Oh got his hat on ready to rock?
Speaker 1: Uh, this was gonna own y'all, y'all. See if I
Speaker 1: remember this call, See if you remember this call from yesterday?
Speaker 2: Pleasant Valley by Monday, I want to stay in with Lee. Lee,
Speaker 2: Hey Birch, Hey bird, it's Macy.
Speaker 1: Remember this from yesterday? I remember Macey. This is about
Speaker 1: to own y'all by the one. Well, I just became
Speaker 1: a bit. I just called the show saying that I'm
Speaker 1: from the same town as Savannah Williams. Oh, that's right,
Speaker 1: who won the burgess ball battle. Turns out it's not
Speaker 1: the same one I thought it was.
Speaker 2: No, you gotta be kidding me.
Speaker 1: She was looking around. Nor am I even from the
Speaker 1: same town. What I have mistaken her for? My sister's friend.
Speaker 1: Thought they looked alike and they have the exact same name.
Speaker 1: I was so sure it was our friend that I
Speaker 1: called the show like a good and I'm now embarrassed
Speaker 1: myself in front of everyone who watches a show. I'm
Speaker 1: sorry for being a bip. I have my information completely wrong.
Speaker 2: Fired from Macie.
Speaker 8: Yeah, the girl that was in the live studio audience
Speaker 8: was kind of had a look on her face.
Speaker 5: I think about it. I don't know you, you know me.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't think that's correct, but.
Speaker 5: She didn't want to say so she handled it well.
Speaker 1: She controversy coming Hey bird ha birge from Caleb, Hey
Speaker 1: bird a birdge. I don't use car ride services, but
Speaker 1: if I did, I would not tip tip for what
Speaker 1: doing your job? Come on, you already getting a piece
Speaker 1: of the action. I'm a mechanic by trade. I worked
Speaker 1: on some Uber driver's cars. They've never tipped me for
Speaker 1: just simply fixing them. So tell Hambone to start tipping
Speaker 1: his mechanic. By his logic, this tipping nonsense is getting
Speaker 1: out of control.
Speaker 2: I had self checkout asked me for a tip the
Speaker 2: other day. Ridiculous. I'm not tipping anyone but waiters and
Speaker 2: waitresses period.
Speaker 1: Everybody else is getting paid the rate for the job
Speaker 1: they do, why are we tipping them? I have noticed
Speaker 1: in the past some day hambone the tip is a mechanic.
Speaker 1: Some jobs that are normally not tip now they are.
Speaker 1: I know, yes, I've even heard people claiming over them
Speaker 1: kiosk can it asked for a tip and it's not
Speaker 1: even a person. Well, I told you the other day
Speaker 1: I was the exact same thing. Happened to you that
Speaker 1: Some of the things like if you go down the line, Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm just coming down the line, I'm ordering before I
Speaker 1: even sit down, and I'm coming down the line and
Speaker 1: I see the menu and I.
Speaker 2: Ordered to the cashier. The cashier, we'll ask for a tip.
Speaker 5: Wow, And I'm like, yeah, us tipping cultures out of What.
Speaker 2: About when you have a call in and you go
Speaker 2: get it yourself and pick it up? Same thing, I know,
Speaker 2: same thing if.
Speaker 5: You just spun around an iPad.
Speaker 8: I don't think that's if If that's all you had
Speaker 8: to do, I don't think that you should get it.
Speaker 2: They'll spend it too, the coffee people. The coffee they'll
Speaker 2: spend it.
Speaker 1: So there's some Sorry, Yeah, I'll go ahead and do it, though,
Speaker 1: just just to be kind.
Speaker 2: It doesn't make a lot of sense.
Speaker 13: So this is the Rick Burgess Show.
Speaker 1: So I guess when did when did man make climate
Speaker 1: change become a thing?
Speaker 2: When?
Speaker 1: When when was that kind of the I know, I
Speaker 1: know throughout my life we've all been you know, they
Speaker 1: told us to be terrified of acid rain. You don't
Speaker 1: hear about that much anymore. Bees, you know, all these
Speaker 1: different things. When Al Gore got beat, I feel like
Speaker 1: it really.
Speaker 2: Took off after that.
Speaker 1: So there's no there's no first of all, there's no doubt.
Speaker 1: Just the things that we can gather and things that
Speaker 1: we seem to all agree on on the history of
Speaker 1: our planet that there's been some pretty wild climate changes
Speaker 1: even before the Industrial Age and this, you know, carbon
Speaker 1: footprint garbage that started, so the old Earth seems to
Speaker 1: have been rattling around pretty good. And one of the
Speaker 1: things that we've said for years on this topic that
Speaker 1: you know, the question is their climate change? And has
Speaker 1: there been climate change? The answer to that is yes,
Speaker 1: is it man made climate change? The answer to that,
Speaker 1: in my opinion, is a no. Are on its best
Speaker 1: day unproven, still checking, But when you see stories like this,
Speaker 1: it may start leaning toward what we've said in our
Speaker 1: many years of the Rick and Bubba Show, and we
Speaker 1: continue it on now, is that it's likely that the
Speaker 1: Earth deals with climate change on its own, and it
Speaker 1: always has, and we we've been using the example for
Speaker 1: years and I realized that this is not new, but
Speaker 1: but just always point. It's a good point to start with.
Speaker 1: Most everybody agrees that we had an ice age, right,
Speaker 1: no matter no matter what your no matter what your
Speaker 1: worldview is or what your ideology is. So one time
Speaker 1: the climate got so out of whack it froze.
Speaker 2: That's big.
Speaker 1: No industry involved, some of you don't even think human
Speaker 1: beings were involved in I would disagree with that.
Speaker 2: But and then.
Speaker 1: Somehow, some way that ice age melted, which means that
Speaker 1: the climate warmed. Right, No industry, no no airplanes, no cars,
Speaker 1: no factories. Okay, so we know volcanoes put carbon emissions
Speaker 1: and pollution in the air. That would be that's that
Speaker 1: some would seem to think almost catastrophic. And the Earth
Speaker 1: does what cleans itself up? Oil spills, end of time,
Speaker 1: cleans yourself up. We help, we do, We play our
Speaker 1: part as we should, but the Earth pretty pretty robust. Well,
Speaker 1: now we have a story out of Antarctica, penguin poop
Speaker 1: may help preserve the Antarctic climate. It's countering what what
Speaker 1: what people are saying is is damaging. So here we
Speaker 1: have in nature penguins that look like they're countering the
Speaker 1: bad by something that naturally occurs. That is, penguin's taking
Speaker 1: a dump.
Speaker 2: Okay, right, say it like that in there, Yes, that's
Speaker 2: how we say it here. New research shows that by
Speaker 2: that penguin waste and Antarctica is an important source of
Speaker 2: a aerosol particles. The help drive the formation and persistence
Speaker 2: of low clouds, which cool the climate by reflecting some
Speaker 2: incoming sunlight back into space. Somehow, the emissions that come
Speaker 2: off their poop help form low clouds, which puts ammonia
Speaker 2: that does this. It's that's what they're saying. Okay uh.
Speaker 2: And I've never smelt what penguins drop. No, I have not.
Speaker 2: I haven't been around a lot of poop and penguin.
Speaker 5: I have.
Speaker 2: You've been around a lot of poop and penguins a lot.
Speaker 2: I thought it was a pet store. Nobody sold penguins
Speaker 2: for pa I'm.
Speaker 8: Talking about it the like the aquarium. Atlanta Aquarium has
Speaker 8: the whole thing. The room doesn't smell terrible, but it
Speaker 8: doesn't smell great.
Speaker 1: Now I want you, I want you, I want you
Speaker 1: to listen to this. Who this is a person called
Speaker 1: an at atmospheric scientists. All right, Okay, I'm constantly surprised.
Speaker 1: Hang on to this. This is a big statement here
Speaker 1: from a scientist at the depth of how one small
Speaker 1: change affects everything else. Now, I would add to that,
Speaker 1: and this person did not.
Speaker 2: Add to that.
Speaker 1: That is a cure that is occurring naturally in nature.
Speaker 1: None of us had anything to do with what what
Speaker 1: penguin poop does and how it it helps the formation
Speaker 1: of low clouds. No industry did that. No, we Elon
Speaker 1: must did not come up with this to help form
Speaker 1: low clouds. It's not in the beautiful bill, No, which
Speaker 1: I now y'all got me thinking. I didn't know that, Elon,
Speaker 1: But I understand his point. So penguins are helping with
Speaker 1: the warming that some people think is happening Antarctica. They're
Speaker 1: actually helping that by just simply living out their lives
Speaker 1: and leaving behind the waste from what they consume.
Speaker 6: Okay, so penguin poop, good, penguin, chicken poop or cow
Speaker 6: poop bad cow?
Speaker 2: Not poop far.
Speaker 6: Far Okay, all right, got them. But okay, so some
Speaker 6: poop good, some poop bad.
Speaker 1: So really, for those of you that worry about the
Speaker 1: methane that comes out of animals that is going to
Speaker 1: destroy the earth, which what a statement, maybe farmers should
Speaker 1: start adding maybe a little pack of penguins.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, guys, we've seen this is the ice core
Speaker 8: records that they're able to go and get the oldest
Speaker 8: ice in the world from these ice core records in
Speaker 8: Atlanta in Antarctica, not Atlanta, Antarctica. And you can see
Speaker 8: over time the CO two and the temperature going up
Speaker 8: and down, up and down in cycles over time, over
Speaker 8: and over and over again.
Speaker 1: Before industrialism is naturally occurring, we would say, because the
Speaker 1: Earth isn't a fallen state.
Speaker 2: Up and down whatever you believe it does happen.
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Speaker 1: gutter people out there right now? You know the old days,
Speaker 1: my gutters, gutters gutters.
Speaker 5: A'm not talking about like trash people.
Speaker 1: Now, not talking about people who live in the gutter.
Speaker 1: Now we see those on social media. Physical gutters.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about physical gutters on the home. So our
Speaker 2: whole lot of work lately. The house we live in
Speaker 2: was built about.
Speaker 1: Twenty two years ago, so that was when everybody got
Speaker 1: into these weird roofs and cuts, and you know, they
Speaker 1: made the houses almost impossible. These people that now get
Speaker 1: on these type of roofs and were amazing people. Well,
Speaker 1: so you can clean out, you can clean out the
Speaker 1: gutters pretty easily on the parts of the house that
Speaker 1: are low, but on the highest parts of the house
Speaker 1: with these weird time I mean, I don't have a
Speaker 1: ladder even big enough to get up there, and and
Speaker 1: you know, at sixty probably don't need to anyway. But
Speaker 1: even even Sherry was like, hey, we can clean the
Speaker 1: one that's right there in front of the front door,
Speaker 1: but it's the back of the house because our house,
Speaker 1: we live on one of those lots where you actually
Speaker 1: come down into the driveway a little bit, and so
Speaker 1: the house sits right here all that's pretty low, but
Speaker 1: the back of it hangs down going down the hill,
Speaker 1: and that creates much higher elevations. And so Sherry was like, hey,
Speaker 1: all this rain we're getting in our you know, in
Speaker 1: our state, in a lot of places. Now, She's like, man,
Speaker 1: you can tell some of these gutters are clogged up
Speaker 1: and the water's just coming over the side and just
Speaker 1: you know, destroying all the things she's planted and all
Speaker 1: this kind of stuff. And so she said, just can
Speaker 1: you get with somebody find out that can come clean
Speaker 1: these higher parts of the gutters that we can't get to.
Speaker 2: I said, said, no problem.
Speaker 1: So I go to my first guy, because you know,
Speaker 1: you got to have a guy, and he said, here's
Speaker 1: who you need to call. A text back and forth
Speaker 1: with this cat a few times. Even says he can
Speaker 1: come by and expect and inspect it to see what
Speaker 1: he's dealing with. Never hear from him again. For all
Speaker 1: I know, he's been abducted, or maybe he was sent
Speaker 1: back where he came from.
Speaker 2: Because he was there here illegally.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, I don't know what happened to got it,
Speaker 1: but he's gone. Okay, I've even gone. I've even text before.
Speaker 1: Uh you know, at one point there's actually in our
Speaker 1: neighborhood right now, somebody's lost a cat, which I hate
Speaker 1: to break it to him, means the coyotes of eating it.
Speaker 1: I hate to tell you that. Nobody else will tell
Speaker 1: you that. I'm telling that's what happened to you cat.
Speaker 1: But anyway I.
Speaker 2: Ever find them. When they put them posters up, I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 1: I feel bad for this family, but I'm telling you
Speaker 1: the coyodes, Yeah, oh for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I think that's more for the kids.
Speaker 8: Sometimes you see that poster that's put up, like they
Speaker 8: did that for the kids.
Speaker 2: Did you know that I was told I better. I
Speaker 2: guess I won't say who it was.
Speaker 1: And in case their kids don't know, I was told
Speaker 1: over a Memorial Day weekend that there was a cat
Speaker 1: that was taken by Cody Codis in the neighborhood and
Speaker 1: it was a family cat. Listen to the brutality of
Speaker 1: the coyodies. I said, are you sure that's what happened
Speaker 1: to it? Are you just like me, You're just speculating
Speaker 1: because it happens. They said, oh, no, you're not getting graphic.
Speaker 1: And I said, and of course I couldn't let that go.
Speaker 1: I gotta know how how do you know? And and
Speaker 1: they said, oh, we went out to the driveway and
Speaker 1: and there was the cat's collar just laying there like
Speaker 1: in a perfect line with a little fur bot.
Speaker 2: That's nice, Rick, cont thank you for that. The Cody said,
Speaker 2: leave the collar. So that means the cat got away, right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's what you tell your kids.
Speaker 5: All they got was the caller there.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, Now they said. The bad part was the
Speaker 1: next day actually a letter from the Cody.
Speaker 2: Cat was a little gaming. But anyway, the boy okay,
Speaker 2: all right, so so anyway, so so I go, okay,
Speaker 2: this guy, I'm done with him. I don't know what
Speaker 2: happened to him.
Speaker 1: Contact a second guy that I know, another guy that's
Speaker 1: in the in the in that world. Oh, this is
Speaker 1: a guy you need contact. Contact him. Haven't heard anything
Speaker 1: from him, Nobody wants.
Speaker 2: I'm at the point where I just became the poor
Speaker 2: slow that's just this now, just searching gutter people in
Speaker 2: my area, which I know that's a road to nowhere,
Speaker 2: and you know, and then then I get a bunch
Speaker 2: of recordings and I thought, that's not good.
Speaker 1: That they're sucking me in. They're not even here, there's
Speaker 1: somewhere else. This feels almost like some sort of skin.
Speaker 1: Before I'm done with these people, they'll have my they'll
Speaker 1: have my credit card, instill my identity, you know.
Speaker 2: So what's up with you? Gutter people? Are y'all in
Speaker 2: that big of a today?
Speaker 6: If you get gutter guard and they'll clean it before
Speaker 6: they put them on.
Speaker 1: Now, I'm not talking about putting on that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: I've been told that maybe I need to.
Speaker 2: I don't need it. I don't neednybody to come pitch
Speaker 2: me on. I want to sell you something to cover
Speaker 2: your gutters. I don't need that, you know. Now, if
Speaker 2: you want to advertise with us, then we'll work something out.
Speaker 1: Okay, but but but but that's different, completely different. And
Speaker 1: I'll check if we got somebody that does that, I
Speaker 1: may go, do we have anybody does that? I remember
Speaker 1: one time there.
Speaker 2: Was some talk to that. Yeah, so long ladder. Yeah,
Speaker 2: well you're but now you're so handy. Now is this
Speaker 2: a little too high? One of those well one of
Speaker 2: the things.
Speaker 1: I don't want to get so handy that I that
Speaker 1: I'm that I'm in the hospital. This this is the
Speaker 1: way that you don't you know, have you seen the
Speaker 1: back of the house.
Speaker 2: Yeah, up there, and.
Speaker 1: So I got a couple of spots or tricky, so
Speaker 1: I can't I can't get you know, as as as
Speaker 1: Mick Jagger saying, I can't get no satisfaction.
Speaker 2: I can't get no god person, I can't get no
Speaker 2: You think they're just so covered? Are they in that
Speaker 2: big a demand?
Speaker 1: I thought a lot of there there's a tremendous amount
Speaker 1: of gutters.
Speaker 2: But have you really, like really gone after these people?
Speaker 2: You mean, well, look, the one guy, for all I
Speaker 2: know about him, he was he was you know, he
Speaker 2: Ice got him. I don't know what happened. Then Ice
Speaker 2: got him. That's where he just stopped.
Speaker 1: Responding and said he was coming by to inspect. And
Speaker 1: I said, sure, did you ever see him back come? No,
Speaker 1: I never saw him. I don't know what happened.
Speaker 2: He's maybe rolling in there before you know it, getting
Speaker 2: his ladders out.
Speaker 1: And of course, now, of course, now raise your hand
Speaker 1: for your husband. Every time it rains, what do I hear?
Speaker 1: Every time it rains in the waters's coming on side?
Speaker 1: Can you not find us a good person? Maybe I'm
Speaker 1: trying and.
Speaker 5: It rains a lot.
Speaker 2: It was so much.
Speaker 1: Of course by the time I find him, it won't.
Speaker 1: Raining yesterday was horrible, Yeah it was. It was flooded everything.
Speaker 2: Gutters looking said I can't do anything with it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they couldn't handle it.
Speaker 1: And y'all y'all thought you were going to catch me
Speaker 1: running in the rain yesterday and that didn't happen.
Speaker 2: Well you were you wanted to. No, I didn't flinch.
Speaker 2: I walked to the wall.
Speaker 1: I even walked in at the when I went to
Speaker 1: sign books yesterday, they were all there. They were watching.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 2: See if I was gonna say, if I was gonna run,
Speaker 2: you kind of hada. You had little skip. There's nothing
Speaker 2: about my walk, but my tempo didn't even remotely picked.
Speaker 2: I had a wide gate. No, I always have normally
Speaker 2: big white like that.
Speaker 1: You know, you know I had it on the I
Speaker 1: got that foot issue goes and I've got and I've
Speaker 1: got a hip that's not great. And I think you
Speaker 1: jumped a puddle. Let me tell you when you know
Speaker 1: you get older. Let me tell you when you know
Speaker 1: you're getting older. When someone has surgeries you know are
Speaker 1: coming for you and you really want to know the details.
Speaker 2: So how was that? How long was you recovering? And
Speaker 2: because you know, you don't know, we videos you did,
Speaker 2: do you know? But I'm not surprised by that video.
Speaker 1: Now, with our demand for content, I feel like we're
Speaker 1: getting videoed all the time.
Speaker 2: I'm becoming greg.
Speaker 5: I actually have video of all three of you going
Speaker 5: to your cars.
Speaker 6: You video me, okay, exhibit number one? All right, here
Speaker 6: goes And we told him, hey, we're watching.
Speaker 5: You see if there's.
Speaker 2: Guys, if he runs raining pretty hard here, I watch.
Speaker 14: You.
Speaker 2: That's a man on a mission. Shouldn't we were watching that?
Speaker 2: That's a man you happened. I'm always determined, great guy,
Speaker 2: that's a man who's who's got you know what heppened.
Speaker 2: That's a man that means business to say. I didn't know.
Speaker 2: I didn't know I was being video. Here's I wanted
Speaker 2: to run. Oh my gosh, somebody know the other guy's
Speaker 2: got a number.
Speaker 12: The other guy. I'm that guy.
Speaker 2: I saw your head.
Speaker 6: You walk like your neck was always your your heads down.
Speaker 2: I was you're looking like I was walking like I
Speaker 2: dared the rain. To hear me, I dared the rain.
Speaker 2: You're like, it's getting my own hand. You're you're trying
Speaker 2: to dodge the rain. You know I ever did that? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I saw it. Do you have Greg? I have Greg?
Speaker 5: And I did not tell Greg.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what all here goes Greg. Now
Speaker 2: he's a good video and Greg. Yeah it was raining? Really, boy?
Speaker 4: Was man?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 15: Here?
Speaker 2: He's Greg running.
Speaker 12: Right.
Speaker 2: That's one of the guys from upstairs. You're gonna be
Speaker 2: visited by dad right tonight. I have a satchel. From
Speaker 2: the other side. It looked like coach Jimbo Fisher running,
Speaker 2: Gregg you running, guys, were you running in the rain?
Speaker 5: That's not you, you little boy.
Speaker 12: I'm sorry. I'm so sorry.
Speaker 2: With him his little bag hanging from.
Speaker 16: It, right back.
Speaker 13: This is the Rick Burgess Show.
Speaker 14: Greg.
Speaker 2: The nations sad about what they just saw from you.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry.
Speaker 12: Me.
Speaker 2: Somebody somebody said this would have never happened if you
Speaker 2: never had LEPOSOCHI. That's right. Yeah, that's time ago. Let
Speaker 2: me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Not one,
Speaker 2: not one, callum.
Speaker 1: I still work around the house. People said, you may
Speaker 1: hate George Straight, but even he wouldn't run in the ring. Yeah, sorry, coach,
Speaker 1: I'd run from George Straight. So I wanted to hear
Speaker 1: him saying we he's definitely down on the George Straight stuff.
Speaker 2: Now he is being silly about George Straight came on
Speaker 2: at Hard eight Barbecue in Dallas. Yeah, I tore that.
Speaker 2: That was right, Greg, that was right before you mo
Speaker 2: Joe the Stars. Yeah, I didn't mo.
Speaker 7: What song.
Speaker 2: Huh. I was just in the background. I don't know.
Speaker 8: It was just obviously because if it's all my exes
Speaker 8: live in Texas while you're in Texas, that's pretty good.
Speaker 1: Thanks, Thank you Agler for that time. Purpose Hello Rick
Speaker 1: Burgers Show. Unscreen phone calls.
Speaker 14: You're on, go ahead, Green Acres.
Speaker 5: Thanks for the call, buddy, I was listening earlier.
Speaker 17: I used to work on a landscaping cruise for like
Speaker 17: five years.
Speaker 15: I was gonna say, you could probably get one of
Speaker 15: those guys to do your gutters for you see, we
Speaker 15: used to do it all the time.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, like a little pick up something on the side.
Speaker 17: Yeah, we'll get up there with a leaf blower and
Speaker 17: blow them out.
Speaker 2: Boy, they're gonna have a hard time getting up there. Yeah, man,
Speaker 2: we continue. Uh let's go.
Speaker 1: Okay, then, thanks buddy, let's continue. Let's go to Uh hello,
Speaker 1: you're on the Rick Burgers Show. Unscreen phone calls go ahead, Yes, sir.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure talking about this yesterday or not, but
Speaker 1: the Chicago mayor on Monday was celebrating Africa Day instead
Speaker 1: of Memorial Day.
Speaker 2: Oh here comes at.
Speaker 8: It did go viral on Memorial Day, but that was
Speaker 8: actually technically the day before the Sunday, the day before
Speaker 8: it went viral on Memorial Day.
Speaker 5: I saw that too. I had to dig into it
Speaker 5: a little bit to see and just you know, just
Speaker 5: just for the faith, you know, for for the facts.
Speaker 8: Truth. Yeah, it was the day.
Speaker 14: Fact.
Speaker 2: I know this is weird in modern day media, but
Speaker 2: we'll trying to be truthful. It was on Memorial Day
Speaker 2: weekend yes, but on a different day. Yeah. Uh, here
Speaker 2: we go. Welcome to the Rick Burgess Show. On screen
Speaker 2: phone calls, go hell, Larry.
Speaker 6: He sent us a text earlier of some patches and
Speaker 6: an official It looked like, wow, so sore.
Speaker 2: It is right here, Larry. We're looking at it now
Speaker 2: on the text option.
Speaker 9: What what?
Speaker 2: What has taken place in the world of.
Speaker 14: Pat yesterday in the midl If you look at the letter,
Speaker 14: it's from the US Marshals.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll see it right now. I'm trying to brag.
Speaker 14: No, I'm not trying to brag a little bit.
Speaker 2: Please ask me to read the letter. Please.
Speaker 14: Two weeks ago we called the US Marshals.
Speaker 2: Can you read the letter to its? Can you read
Speaker 2: the letters? Can you read the letter?
Speaker 14: I don't have it in front of me.
Speaker 2: Do you remember rat? Larry? How is the injury? I'll
Speaker 2: just say it that way. How's your burn?
Speaker 14: It's about still a little bit of blisters.
Speaker 5: Oh sorry, Larry, So.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Larry. That's an official letter to letterhead and everything.
Speaker 2: US Department of Justice.
Speaker 14: Yeah. Black, Then the US said Marshow's office in Louisiana.
Speaker 2: Congratulations, Larry, asking where it's from. Well done. I'm awesome, man.
Speaker 2: We continue unscreened phone calls. You're on the Rick Birders show.
Speaker 11: Go ahead, morning, Yogi.
Speaker 16: Here guys, Hey, where are you being?
Speaker 11: Hey, I've been with you the whole time. Hey, Rick,
Speaker 11: I'm about ten years older than you. And your shoulder,
Speaker 11: I've been up having mine, uh repair and replaced.
Speaker 2: So thanks.
Speaker 3: It's not fun.
Speaker 14: I'm sorry.
Speaker 11: I know how you guys hate that.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I know you guys hate that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Yogi, thanks for showing me. You just mentioned you're
Speaker 2: somebody that's getting certain that you're probably gonna show me.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you what I don't you know what
Speaker 2: people diagnosed. Here's what Wingo said. I had lunch, Wingo
Speaker 2: had and seen each other two and a half months.
Speaker 2: What's this with your shoulder? And I see I've got
Speaker 2: some kde rotator cuff? He goes, if you're watching, he said,
Speaker 2: can you do this? I said yeah? He goes, You're fine.
Speaker 2: What talking about? Okay? And that was the end of that.
Speaker 2: And that was hand on opposite show.
Speaker 1: When you get you can't, he goes, If you ever
Speaker 1: get to where you can't do that right there, take
Speaker 1: your right hand and touch your left shoulder, then go
Speaker 1: get it worked.
Speaker 2: On until then everybody's doing it, and he basically said,
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: Want to hear about it anymore. If you can do that,
Speaker 1: I want to hear about Okay, I agree that you hushed,
Speaker 1: didn't you? I did Rick Berger's show. Unscreen phone calls
Speaker 1: go ahead, Hey, yeah.
Speaker 16: Y'all are talking about uh driving earlier and people was
Speaker 16: not putting on their turn signals of things. Things I
Speaker 16: like to do. If I'm driving and somebody in front
Speaker 16: of me and they're turning taking a ride or something,
Speaker 16: I go ahead and put on my blinker so the
Speaker 16: person behind me can see that I've got my blinker on,
Speaker 16: and if they looking at their phone or whatever, they
Speaker 16: they see something blinking light that they may pay attention
Speaker 16: running to the back of me.
Speaker 1: Thank you for being a phill in blinker. The philli
Speaker 1: in blinker people, they'll confuse you a little bit, though,
Speaker 1: especially if you're you know, waiting, be careful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you pull out in front of them. Hey,
Speaker 2: you know what I saw when I was a boy.
Speaker 12: Don't ever trust a blinker.
Speaker 2: That's right, that's fine.
Speaker 1: But when I'm needing to get out, do you ever
Speaker 1: just go? I'm going for it, I think they're turning,
Speaker 1: I'm going for it. Are you trying to get into
Speaker 1: traffic and you see somebody with a blinker on your
Speaker 1: life and people are screaming, don't trust the blinker, And
Speaker 1: I'm like, I wouldn't do that. I probably would listen
Speaker 1: to you if they were like one more car behind them,
Speaker 1: But there's like eighty I'm going for it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, which got to.
Speaker 1: Neil McDonagh is great in the Last Rodeo. It's in
Speaker 1: theaters now. Have you been to see it? From Angel Studios?
Speaker 1: Go to Angel dot com slash Rick. You're going to
Speaker 1: love this movie.
Speaker 2: Action pack. What's the story?
Speaker 1: Birds retired rodeo legend played by Neil McDonough who straps
Speaker 1: back in for one last ride, risking gall to save
Speaker 1: his grandson. You think you think Greg now that he's
Speaker 1: a papa. You think he didn't cry at this movie.
Speaker 2: Of course he did.
Speaker 1: He's the oldest rider to ever enter the arena. It's
Speaker 1: about healing broken bonds, facing the past, proving that real
Speaker 1: courage means fighting for the people you love.
Speaker 2: So it's hard for help. Then it can be raw
Speaker 2: at times, but that makes it a good movie.
Speaker 1: Uh and again it might cause you to get a
Speaker 1: little misty, So go to angel dot com slash rick.
Speaker 1: Great idea for a movie this weekend. Grab your seats
Speaker 1: for the last rodeo. That's Angel dot com slash rick
Speaker 1: for the last Rodeo.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Andrews, are you?
Speaker 11: Here is the story?
Speaker 16: Ds?
Speaker 1: Be well and Andy. So here's our categories callers, Uh, Science, history, Hollywood? Uh,
Speaker 1: watch out for this one. Ancient culture, ancient We'll start
Speaker 1: with John. John is out of Georgia. John, Welcome to
Speaker 1: be true? Or bs with Andy Andrews.
Speaker 2: How are you today?
Speaker 3: Just fine?
Speaker 14: Thank you?
Speaker 2: Okay? So you know how we play it.
Speaker 1: You've got to listen to this information is the best
Speaker 1: way to put it, and then you must discern whether
Speaker 1: it be true or Andy just made it up? Okay,
Speaker 1: Science history, Hollywood or ancient culture?
Speaker 2: Which one you want to go with? Let's go with
Speaker 2: history history. Oh uh oh, he lies like a little
Speaker 2: history life there we got all right? Are you ready? John?
Speaker 15: Here we go.
Speaker 10: On December seventh, nineteen forty one, the Japanese attack on
Speaker 10: the American military base at Pearl Harbor was fast and furious.
Speaker 10: The Japanese bombed and torpedoed no fewer than eight American battleships.
Speaker 10: When it was all over, two thy four hundred and
Speaker 10: three people had lost their lives. Among the damaged ships
Speaker 10: was the West Virginia, which sank to the bottom of
Speaker 10: the harbor. When crews were surveying the damage the next day,
Speaker 10: they heard something hopeful and terrible banging from the ship,
Speaker 10: which meant one or more survivors were trapped inside the vessel. However,
Speaker 10: there was absolutely no thing they could do to retrieve
Speaker 10: them and get them out safely. Six months later, when
Speaker 10: Cruz raised the West Virginia, the remains of three young
Speaker 10: men were found in an airtight storeroom, where they had
Speaker 10: marked the passage of each day they were trapped inside
Speaker 10: the sunken ship. They scratched goodbye messages to their families
Speaker 10: on the wall. The three men were alive for sixteen days,
Speaker 10: waiting for a rescue that would never come. Be true
Speaker 10: or bs.
Speaker 17: Wow, wow, I'm gonna say it would be true.
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Speaker 10: The movie One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest was originally
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Speaker 10: One Flew Over the Eagle's Nest, and the story was
Speaker 10: of an army ranger parachuting into Butcher's guard Hitler's mountain
Speaker 10: retreat in order to assassinate Hitler. A young Morgan Freeman
Speaker 10: was cast as the army ranger and the film was
Speaker 10: already in production when at a cocktail party, a historian
Speaker 10: mentioned to Universal Studio head Arthur Goldberg that there were
Speaker 10: no black rangers in World War Two. This was nineteen
Speaker 10: seventy one, when the US was desegregating schools, and the
Speaker 10: racial tension at the time made Morgan Freeman in the
Speaker 10: wrong uniform a risky call. So instead of just casting
Speaker 10: someone else, Universal pulled the plug. The movie was dead
Speaker 10: in its tracks until Arthur Goldberg had an idea. We
Speaker 10: haven't started principal filming yet, He said, the b roll
Speaker 10: we've shot can be used in another context. Let's just
Speaker 10: change the whole concept. Instead of Hitler's Mountain Layer, the
Speaker 10: movie can be about a psychiatric hospital, you know, a
Speaker 10: cuckoo's nest. We can make the main character a war veteran, no,
Speaker 10: a distinguished war veteran, and cash Jack Nicholson heck he's
Speaker 10: crazy anyway. At the Academy Awards the year the film
Speaker 10: was released, One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest swept the show.
Speaker 10: The movie won Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress,
Speaker 10: and Best Screenplay. Be True or Bs?
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Speaker 1: Science and ancient culture. Yeah there, but he'll be back
Speaker 1: in a couple of weeks. Don't worry about that. So Andy,
Speaker 1: you had a couple of bonus ones for us.
Speaker 2: They out of history, both of them.
Speaker 10: Yeah, both of them matter. Bonus for the boys.
Speaker 2: Okay, here we go, focused greg.
Speaker 10: Nazi Germany faced resistance even from within Adolf Hitler's own family.
Speaker 2: The family, okay.
Speaker 10: William Patrick Hitler was the son of Alwis Atolf's half brother,
Speaker 10: and his Irish wife, Bridget Dowling. Born in England, William
Speaker 10: did not grow up in Germany and only met his
Speaker 10: infamous uncle in adulthood. The two aparently had a strained relationship.
Speaker 10: In nineteen thirty nine, William published an article for Look
Speaker 10: magazine called Why I Hate My Uncle. During a speaking
Speaker 10: to abroad, William and his mother, Bridget became stuck in
Speaker 10: the US. He attempted to enlist in the American Army,
Speaker 10: but his connection to the Nazi leader made that difficult.
Speaker 10: He went so far as to write a letter to
Speaker 10: President Franklin Delano Roosevelt that explained why he wanted to
Speaker 10: join the struggle against tyranny and oppression. Eventually, William won
Speaker 10: a spot in the US Navy. He survived the war,
Speaker 10: moved to Long Island, New York, and gave himself a
Speaker 10: new name to further distance himself from his reviled uncle,
Speaker 10: William Patrick Stewart Houston. Be true or BS.
Speaker 2: Speedy, Be true, Greg bs Adler.
Speaker 5: I think I saw this on an episode of Drunk History.
Speaker 5: Be true.
Speaker 2: Maybe I will also say, be true.
Speaker 10: It is true.
Speaker 17: It is.
Speaker 12: Running away and got something wrong.
Speaker 2: Something You're off today. That guy's got five hundred bucks.
Speaker 2: If I'm off.
Speaker 10: Now this next one, it may be easier to guess,
Speaker 10: But I love it, okay. When Japan and Germany finally
Speaker 10: lost World War Two, they had tons of manufacturing ability,
Speaker 10: yet were banned from building a military for more than
Speaker 10: ten years. The Japanese and Germans both looked at Detroit's
Speaker 10: success in the auto industry and approached the free enterprise market,
Speaker 10: each in their own way. To this day, we have
Speaker 10: luxury and economy cars from across two different oceans competing
Speaker 10: with our domestic vehicles because they lost the war? Be
Speaker 10: true or BS M.
Speaker 2: B S GREG. I like saying BS know that.
Speaker 5: I mean it sounds about right.
Speaker 8: I don't know when those companies were formed, so that's
Speaker 8: what I have to But Volkswagen, you know, people the
Speaker 8: people's car, Volkswagen Mercedes.
Speaker 2: So what what is it.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna say true?
Speaker 2: True, I'm gonna say true as well.
Speaker 13: It's true.
Speaker 2: It's true for too.
Speaker 10: For I love the fact. I love the fact that
Speaker 10: they have luxury and economy cars competing with our domestic
Speaker 10: vehicles because they lost.
Speaker 2: Didn't that sh my goodness?
Speaker 1: Sharing I watched the documentary the other night on Churchill,
Speaker 1: and of course he's a fascinating person.
Speaker 2: Uh, I guess I will never I do understand it.
Speaker 1: But all that he went through and and the I
Speaker 1: didn't realize that when you get down to the Allies,
Speaker 1: we've got stallin and we've got you know, see, it
Speaker 1: would be Roosevelt, right, and then and then we have
Speaker 1: Churchill in Churchill. At one point it becomes pretty clear
Speaker 1: that Great Britain, we love you, but you're kind of
Speaker 1: on the decline. Russia is getting bigger. The United States
Speaker 1: is a superpower. And there were moments when Stallin and
Speaker 1: Roosevelt kind of started drafting and kind of left Churchill
Speaker 1: out there on the little island.
Speaker 10: Absolutely and uh and I.
Speaker 2: You know when you see that, and you know, this
Speaker 2: is actual footage of them talking, and you know, of
Speaker 2: course they re enacted some of it, but they had
Speaker 2: the actual footage of it too, and you're thinking, wow.
Speaker 2: So we were we were drafting with Stalin there for
Speaker 2: a while because Roosevelt, rightfully so started realizing this is
Speaker 2: who I'm gonna have to deal with going forward. It's
Speaker 2: not going to be great Britain.
Speaker 10: Well, we didn't know it already at the time he
Speaker 10: sat down at the conferences with Roosevelt and Churchhill. We
Speaker 10: didn't know he had already killed twenty five million of
Speaker 10: his own people, right ended up between nineteen seventeen and
Speaker 10: nineteen eighty four, the Soviet Union's own records show they
Speaker 10: killed sixty five million of their own people.
Speaker 1: And boy, they started gratting, you know, because we needed
Speaker 1: them handling one of the fronts. And while they were
Speaker 1: handling the front, they were grabbing ground.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, they started growing yep. But I mean what
Speaker 2: do you do?
Speaker 1: I mean you were fighting a two front war. I
Speaker 1: mean you don't really have a yeah, and if Japan
Speaker 1: doesn't do what they do, I don't know if we'd
Speaker 1: have gotten I don't know that we'd ever got in.
Speaker 10: Boy, that would have ended a lot of well.
Speaker 1: It showed the footage of Churchill hearing the report of
Speaker 1: the attack on Pearl Harbor and he looks reund and says, I.
Speaker 2: Believe the Americans are about to join us. Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: about to happen now.
Speaker 1: And so that was interesting to see that history tree
Speaker 1: and then the fact that he runs for prime minister
Speaker 1: after winning the war and then lose it and they
Speaker 1: vote him down, and but then he comes back and
Speaker 1: gets it back because they realize human beings do it
Speaker 1: all the time.
Speaker 2: We're done with all this war. We don't like church Hill.
Speaker 1: He's a warhowlk and of course what he was is courageous. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and so we need to try something else. And then
Speaker 1: the left comes over her and says, let's all what
Speaker 1: go back to feel good is? And of course then
Speaker 1: you do it, and then what do you go?
Speaker 2: We messed up. They went back and put Churchill back
Speaker 2: in this prime minister. So so anyway, he doesn't sound
Speaker 2: familiar speeding it does sound familiar. You better believe it does.
Speaker 1: And we'll talk to Scott Jennings about this. I believe
Speaker 1: that this time Trump is running a lot smoother this
Speaker 1: time than his first time.
Speaker 2: And Jennings talks about that in the book that.
Speaker 8: Trying to make it seem like a disaster's trying to
Speaker 8: make it seem like it's at easy alt.
Speaker 2: We're gonna talk to Jennings here in a minute.
Speaker 5: I'm not talking to Jennings.
Speaker 2: You can't. I know you want to. I know you
Speaker 2: want to have you.
Speaker 8: I do want to say that it's my hero because
Speaker 8: when I hang out with my liberal friends, I feel
Speaker 8: like you are Scott Jennings while he's on those CNN panels.
Speaker 2: Are you still hanging out with your liberal friends?
Speaker 10: You have liberal friends?
Speaker 5: Almost of my friends are libs?
Speaker 2: Really? Yeah? Yes, I got to look at me, look
Speaker 2: at me, yeah.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It's almost like you're a baited field for them. They're
Speaker 2: coming to the feeder.
Speaker 10: You putta is a baited field.
Speaker 12: It's one of our own.
Speaker 5: I know we can we can trans him for sure.
Speaker 1: I know you mentioned this before twenty six books. You're
Speaker 1: always you're certainly working on one now, I'm sure, So
Speaker 1: when can we expect this?
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Okay, So it's one of those Yeah, yeah, I haven't
Speaker 2: committed to it.
Speaker 10: I don't have a deadline on it, and I'm taking
Speaker 10: full advantage of that.
Speaker 2: Have you got to the point where that'll put deadlines
Speaker 2: on you anymore?
Speaker 15: Have you ever?
Speaker 10: No, I've gotten to the point where I don't sign
Speaker 10: contrast to them all.
Speaker 2: But in the early years, I bet you had deadline.
Speaker 2: I did, and I did. You didn't like it.
Speaker 10: You know, when I did The Travelers Gift, you know
Speaker 10: that took it was like fifty one publishers turned me down.
Speaker 10: Fifty one publishers said, you know, it wasn't worth putting
Speaker 10: on paper. And so when that book finally hit, I
Speaker 10: was like a free agent that had just won twenty games,
Speaker 10: and so they signed me to a three book deal
Speaker 10: and immediately I started writing. But when I sat down,
Speaker 10: I was like three books. I'm not even sure how
Speaker 10: I wrote the first one, right, no real pressure.
Speaker 2: So plus we got you writing BS or be True.
Speaker 1: Right, So you're working on something but it has no
Speaker 1: deadline and we're just watching it come together.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you've got the idea. Do you know where you're going?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I am, and i've been. I think God's been
Speaker 10: popping me around a little bit. I think I'm fixing
Speaker 10: to get serious about a couple of them.
Speaker 2: Oh co right, So anyway, I know that, and we're scheduled.
Speaker 6: Can we talk about the schedule of you appearing on
Speaker 6: Andy's for the Friday before Father's Day?
Speaker 2: Yeah? So I don't know when that will air? Will
Speaker 2: air that do or come out later?
Speaker 10: It'll air, that will air whenever you want it to air.
Speaker 10: We we bring them out on Tuesday morning at daylight,
Speaker 10: and so whenever you say, OK, I mean, we'll just
Speaker 10: I want to I want to help this book.
Speaker 2: Thank you. So I appreciate that.
Speaker 1: And that's one of the things that Sherry said, you
Speaker 1: were so good when she put her book out, and
Speaker 1: the the you know, the review you gave of that
Speaker 1: book on Amazon is just you took the time to
Speaker 1: understand it. And Sherry told me to pass that along
Speaker 1: to you. She's gonna come with me, she said, because
Speaker 1: I've just been waiting on the opportunity to show Andy
Speaker 1: and meet Polly and tell them how much I appreciate
Speaker 1: how good they've been to us, and you've done it
Speaker 1: again with this book.
Speaker 10: So thank you well, absolutely love you guys very very much.
Speaker 1: Well and the feeling is mutual. Thanks for your time today, Andy,
Speaker 1: all your hard work you put into it. Even though
Speaker 1: there's some sick, twisted side of you, it loves this.
Speaker 2: I think, thank you. I don't think this has worked
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Speaker 13: This is the Rick Burgess Show.
Speaker 2: Hello America, brand new iwer. The gang all here, Speedy,
Speaker 2: Greg and Adler and we have been looking forward to
Speaker 2: this h and that is our opportunity to visit with
Speaker 2: Scott Jennings and talk about the new book that will
Speaker 2: be coming out in November. Scott, Welcome to the Rick
Speaker 2: Burgess Show. How are you today, sir.
Speaker 15: Rick, Thanks for having me.
Speaker 2: I'm great.
Speaker 15: Greetings from the Louisville International Airport. By the way, it's
Speaker 15: an honor to be with you there.
Speaker 2: Well look there, you're the pride of Kentucky. There you
Speaker 2: are in Louisville. Yep.
Speaker 16: Uh.
Speaker 1: So you know we want the book is the revolution
Speaker 1: of common sense. Uh, this common sense phrase, I can't
Speaker 1: remember the first person who said it, or I would
Speaker 1: give them credit, but I certainly have been using it.
Speaker 1: Is that we're living in a time where common sense
Speaker 1: became a superpower.
Speaker 2: That was the comment. Common sense is now a.
Speaker 1: Superpower, and you are saying in your book that we're
Speaker 1: all looking forward to Trump is leading a revolution of
Speaker 1: the return to logic, to common sense.
Speaker 2: Talk about the title a little bit.
Speaker 15: Well, I thought of it when I was listening to
Speaker 15: the president's inaugural address. He used the phrase there in
Speaker 15: the Capitol of Rotunda and his inaugural and I thought,
Speaker 15: you know, that's how he has rebranded the Republican Party.
Speaker 15: And there's a bunch of people out there who don't
Speaker 15: call themselves Republicans or Democrats, or even liberal or conservative,
Speaker 15: but they're attracted to this idea of common sense, that
Speaker 15: he's on the right side of most eighty twenty issues
Speaker 15: in America. And that's how he's attracted all these people
Speaker 15: to the party. And so I thought, you know, this
Speaker 15: would be a good book, actually, and I met with
Speaker 15: him in February. It pitched him on it. He decided
Speaker 15: to cooperate, and I spent the one hundredth day in
Speaker 15: office with him in Michigan where he used the phrase again.
Speaker 15: They're at his rally in Michigan, and so it's really,
Speaker 15: I think, been a recurring theme for him, but it
Speaker 15: really speaks to what I think the overall branding of
Speaker 15: the party is today. And of course, issue after issue
Speaker 15: has popped up during his first one hundred plus days.
Speaker 15: That shows exactly why the phrase is apt for his administration.
Speaker 2: True, and why there's been such a response to it.
Speaker 2: Talk a little.
Speaker 1: I did not know this, Scott, and it's shocking to
Speaker 1: me that this is the first book. Now you're a writer,
Speaker 1: and you consider yourself a writer, but you've never written
Speaker 1: a book.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 15: I've written thousands of newspaper columns and certainly other kinds
Speaker 15: of content, but never tackle the book. And so this
Speaker 15: time out I decided to tackle a big one, which is,
Speaker 15: you know, sort of Trump storming back into Washington, and
Speaker 15: I think also fighting for Western civilization. You know, all
Speaker 15: these issues we debate on a daily basis. We go
Speaker 15: back and forth on the political stuff, but the true
Speaker 15: issues at play in this world are the future of
Speaker 15: the West and the future of free speech, and I
Speaker 15: think Trump is sort of the bulwark against you know,
Speaker 15: all the people who would try to tear those things down.
Speaker 15: So I think there's things going on here in his
Speaker 15: administration that are just bigger than the daily Washington political fights.
Speaker 15: They're really macro issues that we don't get those right,
Speaker 15: we won't be around to argue about the rest.
Speaker 1: Well, watching you on CNN, and you wouldn't believe how
Speaker 1: many times we're here on the show cheering for you.
Speaker 1: But but the things that you keep pointing out is
Speaker 1: what you're talking about in the book. It's some of
Speaker 1: these things are not political, they're they're they're just logical.
Speaker 1: And many times you've called everyone going, we as journalists
Speaker 1: should be applauding this right now, and the fact that
Speaker 1: we're not is could be even to our own demise.
Speaker 1: Don't we all want to be journalists again?
Speaker 15: Well, that's how I approach my work at CNN, and
Speaker 15: that's how I approach this book. You know, I used
Speaker 15: to be a journalist right when I was in college,
Speaker 15: and I thought I was going to be one, and
Speaker 15: I ended up going down the political route. But in
Speaker 15: my heart, I always approach things with an open heart
Speaker 15: and an open mind. You know, I'm asking questions, what's
Speaker 15: the truth? What can we say that's true? Instead of
Speaker 15: a narrative. And I think that's where the media business
Speaker 15: has gotten off, tract promotion of narratives over just the facts.
Speaker 15: And I think also the promotion of activism over journalism,
Speaker 15: and this reflexive need to always oppose Trump no matter
Speaker 15: what he does, even if eighty or ninety percent of
Speaker 15: Americans agree with him, and you have these people that
Speaker 15: just have to oppose it. Some are journalists, some are
Speaker 15: of course in the Democratic Party. But that's how I've
Speaker 15: approached the book. It's how I approached my commentary. Is
Speaker 15: what's true?
Speaker 14: What are the facts?
Speaker 15: And is it in opposition to some narrative that people
Speaker 15: have put out. Oftentimes you'll find the answer is yes.
Speaker 2: Compare this Trump administration to the first time in.
Speaker 15: Well, I think this time he got the staff and
Speaker 15: the cabinet that matches his personality and his leadership style.
Speaker 15: That's my observation is being in the White House, being
Speaker 15: with him a little bit, interviewing the cabinet. He picked
Speaker 15: the team this time that best matches his leadership style.
Speaker 15: I think last time he was sort of melded together
Speaker 15: with people who all good people, you know, people who
Speaker 15: are there I think for the right reasons, but they
Speaker 15: just weren't the match for this particular president. We don't
Speaker 15: have that problem this time, and I think that's one
Speaker 15: of the core reasons that he's been able to move
Speaker 15: so quickly on so many issues.
Speaker 1: Well, he seems to be a person of action. I
Speaker 1: don't think anybody can say that is that sometimes an
Speaker 1: achilles heel for him are are it's worth it because
Speaker 1: there's so much more good that comes from it?
Speaker 15: Well, I think it's worth it because time is of
Speaker 15: the essence. I mean, one of the things I learned
Speaker 15: in writing this book is he knows time is short.
Speaker 15: I mean, you know, you have a term, and then
Speaker 15: once you get past the midterms next year, you know
Speaker 15: you start you're on the downhill slope of the term.
Speaker 15: And so he's got a lot of balls in the
Speaker 15: air in terms of foreign policy, economic policy, and other issues.
Speaker 15: But I think he's doing them all at the same
Speaker 15: time because he knows he has a finite amount of
Speaker 15: time being in the White House. I can tell you
Speaker 15: I'm not entirely sure who was running the country the
Speaker 15: last four years, but I'm quite sure who's running it
Speaker 15: right now. What I observed is the nerves is the
Speaker 15: Oval office. Donald Trump is at the center of it,
Speaker 15: and there's not a bunch of layers between him and
Speaker 15: everybody else. It's him talking to the cabinet, talking to
Speaker 15: the staff, talking to the people he's appointed, and demanding answers.
Speaker 15: One cabinet secretary said that when you when he asked
Speaker 15: you to do something, if he follows up on it,
Speaker 15: you get one chance to say we're working on it,
Speaker 15: but you don't get two chances. And this is a
Speaker 15: guy who's like super hands on with the cabinet and
Speaker 15: the team that he's put in place, and he's not
Speaker 15: really interested in waiting for you to, you know, construct
Speaker 15: several committees back at the office and come back in
Speaker 15: six months. He wants answers right now.
Speaker 1: I hate when you're in a meeting that could have
Speaker 1: been an email. What about what about the And this
Speaker 1: is beyond your book. So this may be unfair because
Speaker 1: this it was happening after you probably you've completed the book.
Speaker 1: But do you think that there's going to be a
Speaker 1: rub between he and Elon Musks? Now that Elon is
Speaker 1: not exactly getting on board for the Big Beautiful Bill.
Speaker 15: I hope not, because I think Elon has been one
Speaker 15: of the most important cultural and recently political figures in
Speaker 15: modern American history. I mean, his business stuff, you know,
Speaker 15: the visionary piece of him. It's really remarkable. And then
Speaker 15: he decides to get involved in politics, really for one
Speaker 15: of the reasons that I mentioned in the book title
Speaker 15: for the Future of Western Civilization. I know he's not
Speaker 15: happy with this bill. But one thing they could do,
Speaker 15: if they really wanted to do this right is send
Speaker 15: up a separate recisions package, which is what the Senate
Speaker 15: rules call for, and so you could do the Big
Speaker 15: Beautiful Bill, which is the Trump agenda, and then separately
Speaker 15: codify some of the cuts that the Dosee team has identified.
Speaker 15: You actually could do them both, and I think and
Speaker 15: I hope President Trump calls on the Republican leadership to
Speaker 15: do that, because I think both are needed. The tax
Speaker 15: cuts that Trump is calling for, the energy de regulation,
Speaker 15: plus some of the just stupidity that Elon's team identified.
Speaker 15: I think it can all be done. And I really
Speaker 15: do hope the Republicans and President Trump work to retain
Speaker 15: Elon's influence because I think it's been a net positive
Speaker 15: for the movement.
Speaker 2: We got about another minute and a half. The audience
Speaker 2: asked to know what is your life like at CNN?
Speaker 2: Are you treated well?
Speaker 11: There?
Speaker 2: Are you constantly being being ostracized? You eat lunch alone?
Speaker 15: Well, I'm treated very well, and I just signed a
Speaker 15: new three year contract with the network. So they see
Speaker 15: the value and having you know, at least one lonely
Speaker 15: person to speak for half or eighty percent of the
Speaker 15: country on any given ninth And I have to say,
Speaker 15: you know, they thought of putting this ten o'clock debating
Speaker 15: show on the air. It gives us a chance to
Speaker 15: air out these big debates. No one ever tells me
Speaker 15: what to say. They don't hand me a script. They say,
Speaker 15: go do your thing. And you know people are coming
Speaker 15: into it. They're seeing it in their social media feeds.
Speaker 15: The ten o'clock shows are highest rated show, so treated
Speaker 15: quite well. I have to credit my employer for seeing
Speaker 15: the value having an actual debate, because you don't get
Speaker 15: that on a lot of places.
Speaker 1: I was about to say, who would have ever thought
Speaker 1: the audience would actually like to hear two sides of
Speaker 1: ideology debating back and forth. And then we pulled the
Speaker 1: logic out of it on what we think might be best.
Speaker 1: One last thing, do you think that is seen in
Speaker 1: getting on board to help you with the book or
Speaker 1: were they are? You have to fight Tapper for time.
Speaker 15: They did let me promote it when we first announced
Speaker 15: the pre orders, and I'm sure i'll do some stuff
Speaker 15: on it in the fall. It comes out November the eighteenth,
Speaker 15: so yeah, they'll help me out, and I'll also be
Speaker 15: able to do some other networks and some other media stuff.
Speaker 15: But I'm going to promote the heck out of it
Speaker 15: because President Trump deserves a defense of what he is
Speaker 15: doing in this second term, and half or more than
Speaker 15: half the country deserves someone. You know, there's going to
Speaker 15: be one hundred books written crapping on Donald Trump, and
Speaker 15: I'm going to write the one that says, here's why
Speaker 15: he did it, Here's why it makes a difference, and
Speaker 15: here's why it's good for America. It's called a Revolution
Speaker 15: of common sense. How Donald Trump storm Washington and fought
Speaker 15: for Western civilization. You can order it from Amazon or
Speaker 15: where you get your books, and it'll come out to
Speaker 15: you on November the eighteenth.
Speaker 2: Yeah, go ahead and pre order now, go to Amazon
Speaker 2: pre order right now.
Speaker 13: It's there.
Speaker 1: As he said, the release is November the eighteenth, but
Speaker 1: go ahead and get ahead of it so you'll just
Speaker 1: get it right to come right to you when it's available.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Scott for taking time to be with us.
Speaker 1: I know a lot of people are pulling at you,
Speaker 1: and we're honored that you made time for us today.
Speaker 11: Rick.
Speaker 15: I love your set, I love your show. I'm honored
Speaker 15: to be on today and thanks for everything.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Scott Jennings. There is a Revolution of common Sense?
Speaker 1: How Donald Trump storm Washington and foult for Western Civilization.
Speaker 1: Pre Order it now at Amazon. It releases on November
Speaker 1: the eighteenth, and of course catch Scott Jennings on CNN,
Speaker 1: as he just told you, he's going to be there
Speaker 1: another three years beyond this because everyone's enjoying that debate.
Speaker 2: We'll be right back.
Speaker 13: This is the Rick Burgess Show.
Speaker 1: Only a little bit of time left in the show today.
Speaker 1: We do have a few more things to cover. We
Speaker 1: do want to hit this story. It's headline. Two Secret
Speaker 1: Service officers suspended after a brawl outside the Obama's house,
Speaker 1: I mean their secret service.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: They're signed to the former president and the former first
Speaker 1: Lady and they get in a fight with each other.
Speaker 6: There's a little bit, I mean, there's only eight seconds
Speaker 6: of surveillance footage, and it does appear as though somebody's
Speaker 6: fighting there to the just beside the car.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I see that and right there, Yeah, yeah, there's.
Speaker 1: Just a little push and chip, a little push, pushing
Speaker 1: and shoving, says The two uniform officers were outside the
Speaker 1: Obama's residence two thirty am. One called for a supervisor
Speaker 1: to come immediately, and and it's females. I whooped this
Speaker 1: girl's blank according to the audio recording that's been posted online.
Speaker 5: So cat fight.
Speaker 11: Wow.
Speaker 2: Who would have thought two women working together would have
Speaker 2: a disagreement. Yeah, I like them.
Speaker 1: So it looks like, yeah, you know, it's the women
Speaker 1: that are fighting right here and they yeah, you said
Speaker 1: that they're going to uh they've been suspended.
Speaker 2: That's odd. It's very odd.
Speaker 1: We talked with Scott Jennings earlier on the program. But
Speaker 1: you know, as we mentioned, we did a little joke
Speaker 1: that Jack oh Jake Tapper is also got him a book.
Speaker 1: It's a weird book because he's bringing to our attention
Speaker 1: something we tried to bring to his attention.
Speaker 2: It just it just feels weird. I mean, it just
Speaker 2: really does feel weird. This is bizarre.
Speaker 1: So here here's Pierce Morgan and he's going to ask
Speaker 1: Jake what we want to ask him. Do you think
Speaker 1: you owe us an apology for now acting, Mike that
Speaker 1: you've discovered something that you told us we didn't see.
Speaker 18: So here it is been Jake in your case, do
Speaker 18: you feel that you owe the American people an apology
Speaker 18: for slightly dropping the ball with this and not just
Speaker 18: to Laura Trump.
Speaker 15: I feel.
Speaker 19: I feel like I owe the American people in acknowledgment
Speaker 19: that I wish I had covered the story better that
Speaker 19: knowing what we know now and looking back on that interview,
Speaker 19: which I feel tremendous humility about. She was right and
Speaker 19: I was wrong. I did not see in his the
Speaker 19: moments he was having. I did not see that as
Speaker 19: cognitive decline.
Speaker 15: She did.
Speaker 19: Our reporting suggests that she was correct.
Speaker 5: So I feel humility.
Speaker 19: I've apologize to her, and I feel like and I
Speaker 19: think this is something, quite frankly, that other journalists should
Speaker 19: think about when it comes to other mistakes, because I'm
Speaker 19: surely not the only American journalist that wishes he or
Speaker 19: she had covered this better in legacy media. I should
Speaker 19: point out conservative media was on this from the very beginning,
Speaker 19: and that is I will try to do better, and
Speaker 19: that I mean I could roll a bunch of clips
Speaker 19: of me asking about this issue. And in twenty twenty
Speaker 19: I asked President Biden, then Vice President Biden, will you
Speaker 19: pledge to be transparent about your head and he said yes,
Speaker 19: although he was not and I only got one interview
Speaker 19: with him as president in twenty twenty two, and I
Speaker 19: asked him about the American people think you're too old.
Speaker 19: Whenever you're confronted with that, you say, watch me. The
Speaker 19: American people are watching you. They still think you're too old.
Speaker 19: So it's not like I was ignoring it, and it's
Speaker 19: not like I was part of the effort to hide this.
Speaker 19: But in retrospect, of course, I wish my coverage had
Speaker 19: been better on this subject. And I think while I
Speaker 19: recognized to a degree, I'm the avatar of American legacy
Speaker 19: journalism right now when it comes to this story the book,
Speaker 19: I think, in order to regain trust that there is
Speaker 19: something that we can do when we fall short, and
Speaker 19: I'm acknowledging.
Speaker 2: It, did you acknowledge it. I will say this, that's
Speaker 2: as close as I've heard him come to almost apologize.
Speaker 5: He's not an apology, an acknowledgment.
Speaker 2: An acknowledgment of his reporting. Yes, I love that.
Speaker 1: He almost act liked that. Somehow it's just reporting. He
Speaker 1: wants to talk about as if that he was in
Speaker 1: charge of something else other than his reporting. The way
Speaker 1: you reported was your own decision, and now you're writing
Speaker 1: a book that agrees with those who said you weren't
Speaker 1: reporting it correctly. But I'm gonna give him some credit.
Speaker 1: I thought he did take ownership of a few things,
Speaker 1: not as directly as we would have liked, but he did.
Speaker 1: He finally admitted that Laura Trump was writing he was not.
Speaker 2: That's big. Okay.
Speaker 5: Did I hear him say conservative media was on top
Speaker 5: of it.
Speaker 2: He did. He said they had it right and we
Speaker 2: did not.
Speaker 1: But this thing where he acts like he can't quite
Speaker 1: just take full responsibility and say it's my bad, y'all
Speaker 1: got me.
Speaker 2: I've written a book. I'm coming out. He had to
Speaker 2: somehow say, well, I'd love to show you some clips
Speaker 2: where I did ask him about his age. Well, you're
Speaker 2: asking the president about people thinking he's too old. That's
Speaker 2: not the same thing, Okay. I mean Reagan had to
Speaker 2: deal with that, okay, and made a joke about it.
Speaker 2: We're talking about that we have someone running the free
Speaker 2: world that isn't able to do it.
Speaker 5: And Jake Tapper is not stupid.
Speaker 8: He knows that he saw us. We saw well leading
Speaker 8: up to the twenty twenty election. Jake Tapper saw what
Speaker 8: we all saw. And now they're all pretending like, oh,
Speaker 8: we're so.
Speaker 2: Surprised, right, why are they.
Speaker 5: So surprise?
Speaker 1: So it's been yeah, and like you said, it was
Speaker 1: all so logical because we could all plainly see it,
Speaker 1: especially I don't know where it was where he's somewhere
Speaker 1: along the way. Might have even said, I haven't had
Speaker 1: family members go through dementia Alzheimer's. This is new to me,
Speaker 1: So maybe I didn't see the things that others saw,
Speaker 1: because if you have any knowledge whatsoever of cognitive decline
Speaker 1: in the elderly, you could see it as plain as that.
Speaker 1: The way he walked, the wandering around, the engaging.
Speaker 2: People that he's natural to be talking to, the not.
Speaker 1: Remembering things, the fact that they're embellishing on stories because
Speaker 1: he's in his mind though he does think those things happen.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean hiding him in the basement using COVID
Speaker 8: as an excuse leading up to the first election.
Speaker 5: Yeah, not even the second one.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, Look, you even mentioned it in Scott Jennings interview.
Speaker 6: Common sense would tell you so much. Of course it would.
Speaker 6: Well here's one more adder. I'll throw this at you,
Speaker 6: but I'll give you time to get it. So we've
Speaker 6: all been wondering who was using the auto pen.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Two d David Sachs, tech founder and investor. He reported
Speaker 2: on Fox News that he believes that Elizabeth Warren was
Speaker 2: one of the big autopen people. Okay, that she had
Speaker 2: an autopen wasn't afraid to use it.
Speaker 20: So so here's that this is the financial system of
Speaker 20: the future, Jesse, and we have to encourage it. What
Speaker 20: the Biden administration was doing, and let's face it wasn't Biden.
Speaker 20: Elizabeth Warren controlled the auto pen during that administration. She
Speaker 20: for some reason, has this pathological hatred of the crypto community.
Speaker 20: She wants to drive this community offshore. She doesn't want
Speaker 20: it happening in the United States. That's the wrong policy
Speaker 20: for the United States. We want all the innovation happening here.
Speaker 20: This is a financial system of the future. It's cheaper,
Speaker 20: it's more efficient. We want it happening here, Jesse, And
Speaker 20: I think people are thrilled that President Trump is making
Speaker 20: that possible.
Speaker 1: So he says, Elizabeth Warren was one of the main
Speaker 1: ones that took the auto pen and signed things. You know, America,
Speaker 1: that's a biggie, Yeah, it really is. That's a biggie
Speaker 1: right there. And I'm glad we're finding these things out.
Speaker 1: But we as a country have got to hope people
Speaker 1: accountable for this kind of stuff. And now we're finding
Speaker 1: out that things that were going on that you weren't
Speaker 1: allowed to question sounds a lot like the pandemic. Just
Speaker 1: think and think about how many things from twenty twenty
Speaker 1: to right now that we were not allowed to comment on.
Speaker 1: That now everybody's talking as if these things are just
Speaker 1: now being discovered, right, and that all the things weren't
Speaker 1: allowed to say have turned out to actually be a
Speaker 1: true concern and a lot of the one hundred percent
Speaker 1: truth and most of it was just logic, and we
Speaker 1: weren't allowed to use logic.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll come back speaking of that.
Speaker 6: Yesterday, that what they announced the US is no longer
Speaker 6: going to recommend the COVID shot for pregnant women and children.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, I knew they were talking about that,
Speaker 2: so they did announce that yet.
Speaker 5: Yeah, healthy kids and pregnant women should.
Speaker 2: Not take it right. No longer are they going to
Speaker 2: suggest that.
Speaker 5: And I'm going to add, just like pretty much everybody.
Speaker 2: On the planet, we'll be back. We'll talk to you
Speaker 2: in my opinion. Yah, unscreen phone calls coming up.
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Speaker 17: Rick, you know you must have crushed Andy Anderson.
Speaker 2: Right Andy Andrews, Yeah, you must have destroyed him.
Speaker 15: It's all I got the wrong name.
Speaker 2: That's okay again, that's all right. So how he dedicated
Speaker 2: how much he loved you and your family, and you
Speaker 2: answered with the feelings mutual. Yes, you had a singer
Speaker 2: tell you you loved you, and you jumped in with
Speaker 2: both feet tol him.
Speaker 15: I love you too, man.
Speaker 1: You know with Jamie Johnson, you're right, I do love
Speaker 1: you right well. Also, though with Jamie Johnson, I didn't
Speaker 1: have the heartbreak coming, and with Andy I did so.
Speaker 2: But you're right.
Speaker 1: I even thought about it when I said we continue.
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Speaker 11: Well, look, guys love a news show.
Speaker 2: Thank you man.
Speaker 5: So what I don't understand is the whole Joe Biden
Speaker 5: thing we keep talking about.
Speaker 14: Why is no one asking what Jill did?
Speaker 5: She did nothing, Yeah, she allowed him to Just it
Speaker 5: don't make sense.
Speaker 2: So sad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean where where does anybody care about dignity
Speaker 1: of your loved one. I'll tell what they care about
Speaker 1: is power for the Capitol, and they'll do anything anything
Speaker 1: to retain it.
Speaker 7: Uh.
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Speaker 16: This is Morgan from Golf Shaws.
Speaker 17: I heard you boys riding on my name again. I
Speaker 17: just want to let you know if you don't put
Speaker 17: it up. I'm gonna come up there and put the smile.
Speaker 14: Down on you.
Speaker 2: Not bad.
Speaker 1: It started out good, Morgan, here goes the man with
Speaker 1: a thousand voices. You know, you don't think he had
Speaker 1: a word or phrase here or there that was a sound.
Speaker 2: Like ok listen until the Rick and Bottle shroll. Of
Speaker 2: course it was better than that.
Speaker 5: It was better than that. Speedy, good job.
Speaker 15: I hear.
Speaker 7: Here.
Speaker 5: It could sound different in your own head, Greg, Rude.
Speaker 2: Now he's going to Jimmy Stewart a little bit. Did
Speaker 2: a little bit of Jimmy Steward lit Jimmy Steward. I
Speaker 2: thought it was, you know, the fact of the matter, Hello,
Speaker 2: is not that is not what he said. I did
Speaker 2: say that.
Speaker 1: That's Jimmy Jay maguire, Welcome to the Rick Burgers Show.
Speaker 1: Unscreen phone calls, go ahead.
Speaker 2: I loved the show. I love this Morgan. We're calling
Speaker 2: him the Green Boot and we continue Rick Berger's show.
Speaker 2: Unscreen phone calls, go ahead, Okay, good morning.
Speaker 15: Hey.
Speaker 11: I just want to say I'm really a female, Greg.
Speaker 15: I don't know if that's a good things.
Speaker 11: I know, Greg, look white Trash TV.
Speaker 15: Mama June is coming back on Friday Night.
Speaker 2: From working from hot to not back to hot.
Speaker 17: No, she's still not.
Speaker 2: Different. Will you watch this? You know what's it called.
Speaker 11: It's called.
Speaker 1: It's called family something, Family crisis, Mama Dune, family crisis.
Speaker 2: No, unscreen phone calls, go ahead.
Speaker 11: You saw the movie Happy episode one oh two Fellas,
Speaker 11: Thank you very much, one oh two.
Speaker 1: This is the BUCkies man, Come and get.
Speaker 17: Them cameras, baby coming.
Speaker 2: We continue Rick Berger Show. Come on. Unscreen phone calls, go.
Speaker 17: I got a question, Yeah, I got a question for Adler.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 16: Would it be possible to play replays of the Wednesday
Speaker 16: Bible Study during the breaks on YouTube?
Speaker 5: Absolutely?
Speaker 8: Oh really, it would just and I've thought about it before,
Speaker 8: but it would It would be such a drastic change
Speaker 8: of tone to depending on what we talk about. That's
Speaker 8: the one thing that's keeping me from actually doing that.
Speaker 8: And I thought about doing it on Thursdays, because we
Speaker 8: do the we do it on Wednesday. I got the
Speaker 8: new one on Thursdays. So I've been doing some thinking Greg.
Speaker 8: But you know, we'll do a story about a dog
Speaker 8: getting thrown into an oven and then it goes back
Speaker 8: to the suffering of job and it's and.
Speaker 2: So that that's my bi hesitation actually work.
Speaker 5: It might actually work.
Speaker 8: And I wish I had thought about the tone of
Speaker 8: things before, including big boys a big, gigantic smiling face
Speaker 8: in the last episode of Strange Encounters. Sometimes I think
Speaker 8: about tones. Sometimes I don't think about tone.
Speaker 1: By the way, did you see the follow up story
Speaker 1: on the guy that actually cooked that chiaba?
Speaker 2: Did you see it? No taste that chicken thish? Okay, hey,
Speaker 2: we had gone.
Speaker 5: The chicken thighs are back in the doghouse.
Speaker 2: Oh. By the way, a lot of people asking about
Speaker 2: mister chin.
Speaker 5: We'll let you know. You just you just planning on
Speaker 5: him being great, because he's doing great.
Speaker 1: Okay, look at him, we continued. He looks okay, trying
Speaker 1: to get air again. Rick Burger's show unscreen phone calls
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Speaker 14: Yeah, I don't think pregnant children should take the COVID
Speaker 14: shot either.
Speaker 11: They've been traumatized enough.
Speaker 21: Yes, speed, he said, Did I say pregnant? You said
Speaker 21: you said pregnant women and children? You said it like that,
Speaker 21: pregnant pregnant women. Comma, Yeah, I thought I said that,
Speaker 21: And y'all didn't pick.
Speaker 3: Up on pregnant chilling.
Speaker 2: They got a bigger problem. Yeah, great, I just didn't
Speaker 2: lines are opening.
Speaker 1: If you've been wondering and you're getting the busy signal,
Speaker 1: they're they're opening now at eighty six big box.
Speaker 13: You're terrible.
Speaker 2: Uh we continue, Hey, Rick Burger's show, unscreen phone calls,
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Speaker 16: I was just gonna let you know, Jake Tapper just proved.
Speaker 2: You can't have it both ways.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it sound like it didn't it he didn't take it. Okay,
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Speaker 2: What a day to celebrate one hundred and two.
Speaker 21: Tommy walkersh my, gosh, funny not funny.
Speaker 2: Do not encourage that, encourage, I don't encourage. Rig Birders show,
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Speaker 17: Ahead, Good morning. I keep hitting wiggsy media, including Fox News,
Speaker 17: saying that the Biden cognitive decline being hidden is like Watergate.
Speaker 17: Well no, that's not even true. The thing that was
Speaker 17: comfortable to Watergate is one of our own intelligence services
Speaker 17: to available to Trump campaign backt in twenty sixteen. It
Speaker 17: was much worse than Watergate, and this whatever happened since
Speaker 17: then is treason.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I agreed.
Speaker 1: How we just really changed our tone from Watergate to spend.
Speaker 1: We continue Rick Bird's show, unscreen phone calls, Go ahead, Hey.
Speaker 14: I just want to say I would love the show.
Speaker 17: Keep doing what you're doing.
Speaker 2: Thanks, thank you very much, appreciate you.
Speaker 13: Thank you.
Speaker 8: I'm called that out, by the way, and the legacy
Speaker 8: media called him crazy for it.
Speaker 5: Oh, Trump's claiming that his towers tapped.
Speaker 13: You're right, what a crazy dude.
Speaker 2: There's Morgan.
Speaker 1: We're all trying Morgan for him. Now we continue. Rick
Speaker 1: Birders show, unscreen phone calls, Go ahead, man, this.
Speaker 2: Is Morgan him.
Speaker 11: Where can I get a signed copy of your book?
Speaker 2: Are you getting around so funny? Uh?
Speaker 1: This big giant red We continue show unscreen phone calls,
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Speaker 3: I just love your show. But I do you tell
Speaker 3: great nothing?
Speaker 13: Okay?
Speaker 2: You don't have to shout right here? Greg something okay.
Speaker 1: Right about he's read about George straight.
Speaker 7: George Straight never wrote.
Speaker 1: What song right okay has been from the truck stops.
Speaker 1: Not everybody to truck stop like Seorge trade.
Speaker 2: We just found out. We just found that out. We continue.
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Speaker 5: Thank you doctor, some people, thank you, professor, Thank you, professor,
Speaker 5: Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Why a would y'all laugh at that.
Speaker 15: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Okay, Hey, Rick Burgess Show, unscreen phone calls, go ahead,
Speaker 2: look maybe maybe Okay, Greg dropped the ball today. Somebody
Speaker 2: will know where you can get a sign Coffey of
Speaker 2: the audio book. He missed a Joey Chestnut story today. Yep,
Speaker 2: what's he eating?
Speaker 6: He broke his own record by forty by he ate
Speaker 6: the most popcorn and eight minutes and he's ever eaten
Speaker 6: forty two servings of popcorn.
Speaker 1: That's a good thing about Joe. He's not just in
Speaker 1: one thing. He's not just a hot dog A. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he broke his own record.
Speaker 2: Sounds desperate. I haven't needed a bunch of stuff lately.
Speaker 2: Let me try something else. How long you think he's
Speaker 2: gonna leve?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 2: How long you get paid for that? Top of the hour.
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