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off all the bills, on splurge and go

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get a dozen pairs of shoes upon. Alright. Alright.

1:03

Good. That's still really

1:05

paying bills, but I

1:08

guess it's a it's one way to take equity out

1:10

of your home. Regis at his most awkward.

1:12

That was it's funny how awkward that was.

1:15

It shouldn't have been. Alright.

1:18

Well, I got a few

1:21

mentions from people because

1:24

I I was off my head yesterday, and I said that

1:26

I thought Jared Goff will get MVP votes.

1:28

I read it. And it turns out that Peter

1:30

Kay agrees with me. He says he's

1:33

ninth currently for MVP.

1:36

I think he must Let's call Peter.

1:40

No. He never answers our calls. Remember

1:42

that? Yeah. I think I have that saved the

1:44

last time we called. He used an excuse.

1:46

It was something like a I'm in meeting

1:48

right now. We are called Why not? You're at

1:50

home? I'm at a training camp. You're gonna

1:52

have to call me back. Well, hey, we're

1:54

calling him back. He said to call him back. He might just go

1:57

on and on and on. Was he sincere

1:59

about that? Was he bullshitting? He was bullshitting. He was

2:01

sincere. That was in August of twenty eighteen.

2:03

Let's try. It's not a column

2:05

bag. It didn't say when. Just see what happens.

2:08

By the way, I'm also saying, I believe

2:11

that Coach Campbell could

2:13

be the coach of the year. I think he will get votes too,

2:15

unless they play terrible the rest of the way.

2:17

Yeah. But who's the lions who's

2:19

our MVP? This town is so upside

2:21

down with lions lions lions.

2:24

Does he might wanna take a crack And

2:26

the alliance MVP. Dan Campbell.

2:29

He's been a plane. It's hard to know. It's a Monro

2:31

saint Brown. Yeah. He's a monro or

2:35

William's running back. Or the the

2:37

offensive line in whole. Yeah.

2:40

Those are weird pics. Oh, well, those are

2:42

the correct pics. ah

2:45

I don't know. I'm in Rob. He's had a

2:47

great year. I agree. Williams,

2:49

if they didn't score touch ups from the one yard

2:51

line, would you be voting for him? I

2:53

mean, he just scores really short touch tones.

2:55

Is he doing anything so special? It's

2:57

behind He's gonna give that very impassioned

2:59

speech on on hard knocks.

3:02

Remember? Yeah. That's what I'm seeing.

3:04

Lisa can lose it. Is it is that

3:06

part of the process is the speech

3:08

or your performance? Why are you so valuable?

3:11

I I think if if they

3:13

gave the ball to someone else from the one, they too would

3:15

score. Look, it's the NFL, so it's the quarterback.

3:17

That's CJ Moore. CJ

3:19

Moore? Well, he might get a vote. He

3:21

might get a might be picked tenth or eleventh

3:24

-- Yeah. -- for his one incredible

3:27

fake contest. Did you go to the game?

3:28

No. I did not go to this game. But

3:31

you've been the games. I went to,

3:33

yeah, last last Sunday. Did you feel

3:35

the excitement? I did, man. A place

3:37

was packed Yeah. It sounds

3:39

like I mean, this town is ballistic.

3:41

It reminds me of, well,

3:44

ninety one when I got here,

3:47

they won their last four games to make the playoffs.

3:49

I think they were six and six. They won the last

3:51

four. And then ninety five, they won the last seven

3:53

-- Right. -- to make the playoffs. And

3:55

I think they're they're kinda like those teams.

3:58

They're they have a lot of momentum

4:00

going. And for all the

4:02

talk about Well, if so

4:04

and so, listen. If the

4:06

lines went out, I think they'll make the

4:08

playoffs. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I don't even

4:10

think they need to win out, really. Can you say that?

4:12

But Gosh. You

4:14

say always start with Is

4:17

that Peter Kings? How does he busy his

4:19

phone out? I don't know. That's probably

4:21

You sure you didn't miss dial? Yes. I get

4:23

it. Okay. Jason

4:25

Carr got blown out of channel four today too.

4:27

I saw that. Oh. And I

4:30

thought, oh, they dumped that show

4:32

because -- Right. -- I don't know at ten o'clock

4:34

in the morning show. You die.

4:36

You're not into it? No. I've

4:38

stopped by. It's not his fault.

4:40

Uh-huh. It's just that the nature of the show,

4:42

it's kind of nice, nice community

4:45

show, which is okay. Alright.

4:47

It's not what I really get off on.

4:49

Is it for the demographic that no longer

4:51

exists of the housewife who stays

4:53

on? I don't know what I thought, Trudi, honestly.

4:56

Seriously. Fashion, things do with the kids,

4:58

etcetera. Yeah.

4:58

But that's not why the show was blown out.

5:01

He was blown out because he said

5:03

something I didn't

5:05

there's a little bit of there's some rumblings going

5:07

on. Anybody know what he said on the show last

5:09

Thursday that got him in trouble. They scrub the Internet

5:11

of his final show, apparently was on

5:13

the twenty eighth of the twenty ninth of

5:15

November. So I can't find that audio. If anybody

5:18

has it, say, feel free to send it

5:20

to us. What do you tell the general manager to fuck

5:22

himself? It sounded

5:24

like I wanted to scrubber the

5:26

show. Being the man about town that I am and,

5:28

you know, I to go downtown. I know some

5:30

people. I've heard some people. I

5:32

don't understand. I don't know what I'm saying. It's a very innocuous

5:35

show. I wouldn't think he could say something so

5:37

horrible that after quote the show. Did

5:39

you know he did you know he did a live

5:41

show? Jason Carr Live.

5:43

Like, yeah, it was only online with on

5:45

WTIV local four plus I

5:47

saw they were doing the show live

5:50

online for that one day. Is

5:52

that what it was? I think he was doing it every day.

5:54

Oh, was he okay at nine AM. And

5:57

Before his ten o'clock show, he would

5:59

go live -- Yes. -- at nine AM. Putting his

6:01

own thing on, you know, to push local four

6:03

plus way more information that I -- Okay. -- wanted

6:05

to get, but Well, then the short version

6:08

knows what the picture is. The short version was he

6:10

started talking shit about generally

6:12

the people around here. Quote

6:14

unquote -- Mhmm. -- and how they're not very friendly.

6:16

They don't look you in the eye. And then

6:18

he named someone by name,

6:20

and it was Everett, who had just left to go

6:22

to CBS. Like, just not I do

6:24

not like this person. This person's a terrible

6:26

person. What? Fraud Cassamy.

6:29

Yeah. Who is just left to go to CBS

6:31

and Oh, yeah. Oh, my god. If you

6:33

follow on Facebook, you'll never hear the enemy.

6:35

Well, that's what Steve said. No. I

6:37

bet. I bet. Facebook on that.

6:40

Asked other people about

6:42

well, I don't know. Maybe I should I'll I'll say,

6:44

he didn't seem to be very I won't liked

6:47

Avrod. So it's I don't think Jason

6:49

was the He was very into his singing

6:51

career, as I recall, because that's where I

6:53

came in contact with him. He emailed him

6:55

a different person I doctor said, Everett,

6:57

like, himself some abroad. Uh-huh.

6:59

Well, he he sent me a song like

7:02

we would play it and and

7:04

he said it's awesome. Or a talk

7:06

show, you know, not really. And I

7:08

think he was nice. He was nothing

7:10

wrong with that. I just thought, I

7:13

don't think that's what Jason was fired for

7:15

because he was already gone at that point, I

7:17

believe. So who cares if he said that about

7:19

him? Why are people not

7:21

looking in the eye? That's just not the kind of show where I

7:23

would expect to hear from people not looking you

7:25

in the eye. And I think that's that

7:28

that was one of the issues that Wait.

7:30

Maybe you're the person. He's trying to go shock with

7:32

with the Shouldn't talk live? Well,

7:34

it might have been another issue too.

7:37

Oh, okay. Does that

7:39

make sense? Yeah. That would make

7:41

a lot more sense. I mean,

7:44

I'm having trouble understanding why he

7:46

would even go off, but who

7:48

knows? I'm sure we'll find out.

7:49

Sure no more. Here's

7:52

a little ebb around for you.

7:55

Okay. Thanks. What? You don't

7:57

wanna hear him? You don't wanna hear him sing?

8:00

Oh.

8:02

I'm sorry. We

8:05

got a great job. We got a job at

8:09

NBC Chicago, I think, doing the

8:11

morning news. Nice. Yeah.

8:13

So that's a good gig. He's doing something right. Here's

8:16

the title track. Just Everad

8:18

off the album. Just Everad. When

8:20

you hear just Everad. By Everad.

8:24

Why am I being forced to hear Everett Cassie's

8:26

music? I just said, I don't want anything to do

8:28

with them. I want to point out that he has a song

8:30

called Just Everett. That'd be like you putting out a song

8:32

called Just Drew on an album. Will that be better for

8:34

the show? Alright. Do it.

8:36

I don't think so. I

8:39

don't think that would fit the show. There are a lot of

8:41

shows that are misfitting themselves.

8:43

Right. There are a lot of anchors who

8:45

fancy themselves singers too.

8:48

Yeah.

8:48

Oh, yeah. Skilling in and who was the

8:50

was the guy that Steven Clark Clark Yeah.

8:53

He played see, you know, I gotta get off

8:55

Facebook or just get rid of certain friends, but I

8:57

feel like if I unfriend someone on

8:59

Facebook or anything, what do I do?

9:02

Steven Clark has always got this live

9:04

thing he does at a bar. He puts up

9:06

live on Facebook. And you know what? A

9:08

people watch it. It's like, I know who you are. We're

9:10

friends on Facebook. I don't have anything

9:12

better to do. It's music that

9:14

good. Maybe. Maybe he lives

9:16

in Nashville. That's what you do when you live in

9:18

Nashville. Well, I remember when he was retiring

9:20

to become a songwriter in Nashville standing

9:22

up the train. Why are you facilitating everything

9:24

going on here? You need

9:26

a gig in Nashville or something? You're

9:28

standing up. Should I change your name to devil's advocate?

9:34

Treaty's advocate. She's being Trudi's

9:36

advocate again. I

9:40

don't know. Don't stand on for him. It's

9:42

weird. Okay. Well, I'm not What?

9:45

Okay. I didn't finish his story. What he

9:47

said I'm going to Nashville to come

9:49

up a musician. Then he

9:51

went to 104FM

9:53

-- Uh-huh. -- the morning show. Yeah. Right? So

9:55

I thought that's kinda weird. He changed his mind really

9:57

fast because it

9:59

sounded

9:59

like they had a

10:00

retirement thing at channel seven. Had

10:03

a final shot with his kids and stuff.

10:05

Oh, they got every day. And then it's like,

10:07

oh, so maybe he

10:09

wasn't retiring. Maybe Charles Evans said, We

10:11

don't age anymore. Let's do the retirement

10:13

thing because you're at the age where you could be.

10:15

And then he got the job offer and so he was like, oh,

10:17

well, I didn't mean to retire anyway. But

10:19

but who's gonna write songs for? Are you

10:21

writing songs for famous people? Possibly.

10:24

Maybe there are a couple of kid rock

10:26

tunes that Steve implies right. I

10:28

don't think so. I just

10:30

don't think so. But --

10:32

Okay. -- we were a friend on Facebook.

10:34

So Who wish all these people luck?

10:36

We only want the best for

10:39

everyone. I that's that's a bummer for

10:41

Jason, man. I yeah. You know, he seems like a

10:43

nice guy. Yeah. But if

10:45

what especially the second

10:47

part, if that's true, the Lord didn't

10:49

say, but mine to you. Right. He

10:51

knows better.

10:52

Yeah. I would think you would know about it. He's pretty

10:55

polished. Well, the movie

10:57

I I really think it bounced back. The

10:59

podcast. Yeah.

11:01

You probably will. The problem is it's

11:03

hard to bounce back being

11:05

a local TV person because there's

11:07

only so many things to do Well,

11:09

he's already bounced back from being blown out.

11:11

Well, not blown out, but cut. Okay. So

11:13

what channel seven's left? So channel

11:15

seven Maybe Fox two fire again.

11:17

Yeah. Maybe. I

11:18

don't know. They let

11:19

him go too though. Didn't they?

11:22

That was like a And then you would like to channel four.

11:24

Yeah. Clean out your disc. You were gone. That

11:26

was a cost cutting thing. I

11:28

think he went if I remember this correctly, I

11:31

believe that when he ever talks

11:33

to, he left his last show.

11:35

And Facebook live his

11:37

drive down to channel four --

11:39

Yeah. -- to accept his new job.

11:41

Oh my god, really. Truck means

11:44

a little Here's a clip. Let's do

11:46

something. We saved the clip. Here it is. I'm

11:48

all packed and ready to go. I gave them my

11:50

notice yesterday, and they said, oh, we

11:52

want two weeks. And I said,

11:54

Why don't you fuck off? Well,

11:59

we've all had our blow ups at

12:01

certain places and I I

12:03

only wish him well. I do. Yeah.

12:05

That's nice. It is. I don't see anyone

12:07

lose their job. But you know what? You know what is

12:09

I gotta tell you, if the stuff I've heard,

12:12

if that's true. There has to be more.

12:14

It just doesn't seem like a viral

12:16

offense to do that

12:18

on a livestreaming show that nobody watched. I

12:20

think we're gonna hear more.

12:21

Hey, maybe he can he can come on and do

12:24

my

12:24

show with me. We could do a mid

12:27

days. It's down at ten

12:29

o'clock. He Yeah. Ten o'clock. Is there something to do

12:31

with TV? You could start Is this a

12:33

career aspiration of yours? More than

12:35

adjacent cars. I'm sure he's trying to do less. Just

12:37

flipping it up. I want it now to do the kissy

12:39

kissy kissy kissy kissy kissy kissy

12:43

kissy kissy kiss. That's a

12:45

surprise everyone. There's

12:47

defending Jason Carter. Then working with

12:49

him. I don't know. --

12:51

shotgun pull Morning show. What do you

12:53

do? Morning show? If if you might if you're

12:55

pushing the button envelope, be the person that

12:57

the DSO concert that just you

12:59

yelled out the n word in the middle of the Charlie Brown

13:01

song? No. It was a dude, but okay.

13:03

When did that happen? I just

13:05

heard about it. I was like, that couldn't have

13:07

happened. Is there

13:09

audience that has been scrubbed? With this past week, we

13:11

scrubbed Jason Cars That's a great normal

13:13

moment. Wait. Everything's caught on tape. Why

13:15

isn't this on tape? But it

13:17

was this weekend, at Orca extra

13:19

hall and they had some famous click

13:22

jazz pianist was there

13:24

to do Charlie Brown Christmas

13:26

music in a little nice family thing. Oh,

13:28

I love Channelway Brown. Yeah. Maybe

13:30

you were there. So

13:33

apparently, this guy just just killed

13:35

the n word. And according to

13:37

the witness, he

13:38

said, oh, where

13:40

did he add on this? Who's the writer,

13:42

Vic? To get the right to Charlie Brown music? Is

13:44

it Vic somebody? Oh, Geraldi. Yeah. Vic

13:46

Geraldi. And Yeah. Vince Skrull.

13:48

Yeah. But this

13:50

guy said he was sitting in row up front

13:52

center. Oh, shit. Okay. Cool. Yeah.

13:54

Good seats. When a couple of man and a woman abruptly

13:56

rose in the middle of the sexual election.

13:58

During the performance and left, moments

13:59

later, the man shouted, fuck

14:01

those ad words. She

14:04

was. In

14:05

in a

14:07

Christmas concert.

14:09

White, but and there was an almost gasp

14:11

from the audience because Azer would be. Oh.

14:13

Vince Geraldine. Yes. Oh.

14:16

He's knee white. Yeah.

14:18

Yeah. But I'm a performer.

14:20

It was a famous black jazz pianist that

14:22

showed up -- Oh, I see. -- Formans. Yeah. No.

14:24

I mean, I don't see you. Think

14:30

that sufficient reason to yell at.

14:32

No. I don't think so. Unless was this guy?

14:34

Maybe it's just a huge Vince fan. He was pissed

14:36

that Vince wasn't playing, but he bothers me because

14:38

he vince himself. It's Vince still

14:40

alive. I don't know. I don't care. Yeah.

14:42

And our show has gone so far from

14:44

what I know about -- I don't know. -- at this point. What I

14:46

what I saw was that he had died in

14:48

seventy six, Oh my

14:50

god. Like I said, this show has gone so far from

14:52

what I know about. It's a monstrous

14:54

horn mustache, though, for sure. But I just

14:56

like the shock audience members yelling

14:58

that way. The juxtaposition of Charlie

15:00

Brown Christmas music and yelling,

15:02

fuck those n words. Jesus,

15:04

dude. Oh, did everyone

15:06

knew what So did anyone know what he

15:08

meant? No. No one does.

15:10

And that that the article in the Detroit

15:12

News said that the person that was

15:14

there was like what I can figure out is why

15:16

would this guy buy tickets featuring a

15:18

very prominent black musician?

15:20

Well, maybe he had a maybe

15:22

had a squabble with a fan or something. With

15:24

somebody in the in the seats nearby,

15:26

got into it with the New Zealand specifically of

15:28

them. It's kinda You're defending him. It's No.

15:31

I'm not defending him. I don't think the

15:33

African Americans sitting near him deserve

15:35

that if they were. If

15:37

they're just trying to figure out why this

15:39

person would do that. That's really weird.

15:41

Weird. The If

15:43

you're making some crazy maybe

15:45

he was making some racial version

15:48

of what's the

15:50

show with the

15:52

movies with Steve Owens and

15:54

Jackass. Jackass. He's doing a race version of

15:56

Jackass.

15:58

Well,

15:59

I'll be a go, like, twenty nineteen movie.

16:01

Let's see that. Let's see the let's see the video

16:03

deal is. The president

16:05

of the Detroit Federation of Musicians, I think he

16:07

put it best when he said, the only word a

16:09

musician wants to hear the performances. Bravo.

16:16

Think he is. See, you had We still

16:18

really important to reach him to comment on

16:20

this. Someone has to comment on this to

16:22

make it an official news story. We

16:26

haven't watched out for in the bus. Because

16:28

surprises even made the news.

16:30

There was an audible gasp after this

16:33

person said it. So

16:35

someone called, channels Oh my god. You're

16:37

not gonna believe what happened down here. Send a

16:39

truck. Someone yelled

16:41

the n word. I've been Growdy

16:43

show. I think one of the reasons that became a

16:45

story. Fuck. Because what is going

16:47

on? One of the person's attending was

16:49

Alan Stram, who was the former

16:51

assistant city editor at Detroit News, so he probably

16:53

told someone there. Oh, okay.

16:55

Alright. Well, we'll We're

16:57

all better for that story. Move on to

16:59

me. Here's

17:02

the Broadway.

17:07

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19:40

because he left channel four under

19:42

kinda weird circum oh, that was just budget cut like you

19:44

said. He will learn what I've learned, which is

19:46

that no matter

19:48

how successful you may or may be,

19:51

People love hearing about your failures more than anything.

19:53

People -- Yeah. -- love it. Yeah. Every

19:55

time 1051 comes up, people

19:57

can't talk about it enough. They love

19:59

hearing about the debacle that was 105

20:02

point one, Israel loves company. You

20:04

see that the killer cares event? There's the dude

20:06

wearing the Yes. Sports 1051

20:09

True. True is bad. Shocked. That's

20:11

awesome. He's like, he's my favorite shirt.

20:13

I love that guy. It was that

20:15

guy. I was totally shocked to see

20:18

that shirt. But I did not think

20:20

any of those shirts could possibly be

20:22

anywhere. You were you were wearing the 1051

20:24

polo the other? That's true. My dad

20:26

still wears the t shirt, the dress neck. He

20:28

does. Why not? I don't care.

20:31

What is the boy? Who was the super scrubber who

20:33

was at the killer care

20:35

center, Drew? Super sputtered. No.

20:37

Oh, I didn't bring anything up. I didn't see you

20:39

did. Brandon did. But I don't wonder

20:40

I mean, does Didn't

20:42

update you. I

20:44

see I know the CDC been notified.

20:46

Was Eli? I've

20:50

been contacted tracing. He talked

20:52

right into my phase he was he was saying

20:54

Well, there wasn't any way. We

20:56

are frightened of Coronava.

20:59

Well, There were couple other

21:01

sports things today. You know, I I opened up about

21:03

the lines. Mike Leech is in

21:05

critical condition. Yeah. He had a heart attack,

21:07

and I guess he didn't get help soon enough. And he

21:10

was at Is he in Mississippi now?

21:12

Mississippi state? It doesn't sound good.

21:14

I love this guy. Sounds like he had a

21:16

widowmaker heart attack too because he's

21:18

I I thought I read he was in

21:20

hospice. Yeah. It sounded like it

21:22

was very serious over, and he has

21:24

permanent brain damage. He may not have been

21:26

helped to say that. soon in I know that

21:28

is so sad. What a good guy? Over that

21:30

time, he put Craig James junior in the

21:32

in the sweat box. Oh, yeah. That's right. But

21:34

remember, he was kind of vindicated in that

21:36

whole thing because everyone ended up

21:38

hating Craig James Jr. Yeah.

21:41

I mean, that's the way it goes now with

21:44

people just spouting off on social media, you're

21:46

left with the initial impression for so

21:48

much longer than whatever

21:50

is learned of it. You know what

21:52

I like? So often, they're not true. I

21:54

like Mike Leech because he had a

21:56

personality. I mean, if you ever watch

21:58

his press conference, he'll just start pantificating

22:00

about pirates or something.

22:02

Well, he would go off the script. He was not

22:04

boring. He was interesting. And we like

22:06

interesting people because everyone is so

22:08

boring now. Yep. Mean, he created that air raid

22:10

offense. That was that was great.

22:12

I'll give you an example of of why I like Mike

22:14

Leish. I had he's

22:16

on Cameo. Because of that's not

22:18

why. Because the

22:20

lions have been so in the

22:22

news ever since they won the third in a

22:24

row to go from one and six to four

22:26

and six. I started listening

22:28

live not a ton,

22:30

but a lot more than I was listening to

22:32

any radio. And I

22:34

had ninety seven one on in the house.

22:36

Mhmm. Like during the afternoon, I

22:38

haven't had them on in the morning. I was listening

22:40

to a lot of Valenti and

22:42

Well, you know, the station does a great

22:45

job. I find that Mike Lenny

22:47

is really the thing that is

22:49

the only thing that is truly worth

22:52

going to when something happens,

22:54

he will have a take that

22:56

you cannot necessarily predict.

22:58

Everything's

22:58

still like My god. In

23:01

the afternoon. Oh. My god. I'm

23:03

not saying everyone in the station is a carbon copy

23:05

of one another, but I find that if it's anything's

23:07

a little dicey, he will attack

23:09

it head on. And just

23:12

I just didn't get the feeling anyone else. Well, I've been I've

23:14

only been doing this for a couple weeks

23:16

now. So maybe I'll be proven wrong. And I

23:18

haven't listened to the morning so But

23:20

but I just find that there's

23:22

a lot of there seems

23:24

to be so much fear to speak your

23:26

mind these days even in

23:28

the sports world. would anyone

23:31

not wanna I mean, you wanna have a hot

23:33

take, but I did find it because

23:35

you get you get bombarded with with

23:37

everybody else's take and calling you a fucking

23:39

idiot and blah. Well, most of the takes

23:41

are most takes that I find are the

23:43

same for everything. They're

23:45

they're very similar. And I

23:48

just found that he more often than

23:50

not, we'll have something interesting to say. I

23:52

I don't know. I just don't think he I

23:54

don't think he feels and this is probably what it is.

23:56

He probably not afraid of management. He's

23:58

not afraid of losing his job -- Sure. -- which is

24:00

why he's held his job as long as he

24:02

has. So I like

24:04

this guy's takes though. Here's a few things that

24:06

bug me. How can they call traveling

24:08

on a home team? Why is soccer

24:10

so stupid? they play hockey in

24:12

a garden? Why can't golfers

24:14

carry their own clubs? Lazy

24:16

jerks? Well, there's some The

24:18

other sports item today I thought was worth

24:20

it. Well, actually, there's a couple pretty interesting

24:22

takes. Virginia Tech soccer player

24:24

is suing my alma mater and

24:26

the former coach because this

24:29

is hilarious to me. I read the story before

24:31

and I was appalled.

24:34

Kirsten Henning did not want to

24:36

kneel for the national anthem when

24:38

all of the George Floyd BLM

24:40

stuff was going on, so she

24:42

didn't. And she got screamed at by

24:44

her coach, and her playing time

24:46

was reduced to the point that and

24:48

this was the apparently, by all accounts, the

24:51

best player on the team. But she was

24:53

accused of not being a team player,

24:56

and she said that

24:58

no, it's not that. I just

25:00

did not believe in BLM reorganization. I

25:02

don't believe in defunding the police, and

25:04

she just wasn't going to be

25:07

like everyone else just to be like everyone else and it got

25:09

her screwed because she

25:11

was she didn't start the next two

25:13

games, then she was bench, and then

25:16

she quit. So she lost her

25:18

scholarship, and I didn't

25:20

get to read the whole story. Did did you guys Brandon,

25:22

you had it in your prep? Didn't you Yeah.

25:24

The stories held a lawsuit before.

25:27

She sounds Wait. She

25:29

quit. Yeah. She suing the team and the

25:31

school. Wait. But she quit. Yeah,

25:33

she was benched. Well, she went from being the best player in

25:35

the team who played the most minutes

25:37

to playing not at all.

25:39

So she she hated the coach. The

25:41

coach hated her. was verbally

25:44

attacked by the coach. And she entered the

25:46

portal. I think

25:48

she may have because this is a couple of years

25:50

ago. I I think she's maybe

25:52

played since then or I don't know. But but if

25:54

you read the story, you'll find she was considered the

25:56

best player on the team. Well, she was the

25:58

she was the top minute man

26:00

or whatever. So she had the she had the most minutes

26:03

played prior to this. And

26:05

then afterwards, her coach just kept

26:07

benching her until she quit.

26:09

So Right. And the coach called her, said she was sick of

26:11

her moaning and bitching and stuck her finger in her

26:13

face. And What's the what's the

26:15

the problem is the teammates felt

26:18

so strongly about BLM that they were

26:20

angry at her too. What what's

26:22

her lawsuit over? I mean, what's I mean, do you

26:24

know? I don't know.

26:26

It's because she was benched,

26:28

not based on her ability, but because

26:30

she wouldn't sneele for the

26:32

national anthem, which seems kinda stupid. I

26:35

mean, I think you're supposed to have the freedom. I mean,

26:37

it's exactly what I'm talking about. My

26:39

social. She spoke her mind. She sued the

26:41

coach on first amendment grounds.

26:43

Because -- Yeah. -- she's punished for

26:45

her viewpoints and for her speaking up.

26:47

I don't blame her a bit. I

26:50

mean, I I would say that's a pretty tough position to be

26:52

in if she felt that strongly about it. But I

26:54

tell you what, there was so much virtue signaling

26:56

going on then -- Yeah. -- to have the balls

26:58

to say, no, I'm not gonna do that. And there

27:00

was somebody else I remember basketball player was

27:02

an NBA player, a college player who stood up

27:04

and was getting shit for standing for the

27:06

national anthem. I mean, that's how dumb I

27:08

thought it got. Then

27:10

there was a let's

27:13

see. There were two more things. Oh, yeah.

27:15

The Texas

27:17

basketball coach was arrested

27:19

for strangling a family

27:21

or household member?

27:24

Did they ever say who he was

27:26

strangling? No. Uh-uh. And

27:28

then there was also a story that

27:30

I saw on TMZ, and it was

27:32

one of the stories you kind of reused by, but,

27:34

you know, it was very painful.

27:36

This dude who plays football,

27:39

UT, Tennessee state,

27:41

I think. Anyway, He

27:44

had dated one of the administrative

27:47

people at the school -- Mhmm. --

27:49

briefly. And so he's coming home with

27:51

his girlfriend, quote unquote, at two

27:53

thirty in the morning. And this woman who worked

27:55

for the administration boxed his car

27:58

and she ended up ramming

27:59

his car And then,

28:01

also, she had also thrown catch up

28:03

on his door -- Oh. -- apartment

28:05

and scratched the door

28:08

and and She left finally

28:10

when he called the police, she bolted. But she

28:12

came back three hours later, I guess

28:14

thinking, you know, the coast would be clear, and

28:16

the police arrested her And

28:18

she said she's calming herself down in the time. Yeah.

28:21

She apparently all she

28:23

wanted was for the girlfriend to know that

28:25

he fucked her the day before.

28:28

That was what she said. Okay. She wanted to know that we had

28:30

sex the day before. That's all

28:32

she wanted. So What is the

28:34

point of bullshit like that? The other

28:36

girl, give a shit Nice. Or

28:38

did she respond with yeah. That's great, but I'm fucking

28:40

them now. Nice. I have a feeling the

28:43

girlfriend probably didn't like that. Nice.

28:45

Just a feeling. Though

28:47

you're all angry now. That kind of

28:49

thing can happen, but I think she

28:51

felt that he wasn't authentic to his girlfriend.

28:53

The twenty two year old admitted to

28:55

throwing ketchup and scratching the

28:57

apartment door. This was the bug again. Scratching

29:00

the apartment door. Let's catch

29:02

up the

29:02

new thing.

29:04

Wanna throw catch it. Oh, it's been around for a while.

29:06

I remember a

29:07

while. I remember when I was a kid

29:10

and triple catch out

29:12

so much. Triple threat Alex's

29:14

dad went to Northwestern, and he was he

29:16

was a fan even though they sucked. He just like

29:18

being a fan. He liked the school. So

29:20

we used to go and we used to sit I

29:22

think these really see the front row of the

29:24

upper deck, which is a great place to sit.

29:27

And somehow we learned that it was

29:29

fun to stamp mustard package. Oh, yeah. How much the

29:31

mustard fly down below? Like,

29:34

when the man's dropped his fae.

29:36

Yeah. The champions love the looks that we were

29:38

doing intentionally. I know. And there was

29:40

so much joy when it would land on someone's hat

29:42

or something. I can't tell

29:44

you how much we as eleven year olds

29:46

enjoyed that. That was just the thrill of

29:48

a life. I'd mustard stains so

29:52

bad. Yeah. It's just no way to get that out.

29:54

It seemed like no one ever noticed it

29:56

either. Oh, really? That that's what made it half the fun. I

29:58

mean, it was was not nearly as dangerous as

30:00

the b b gun shooting guy out of his oh,

30:02

man. Was that scary? Remember what are the joys

30:04

for snowballs at oh, yeah. Snowballs and

30:06

crab apples, and we also used shoot.

30:09

Paperclips. Paperclips. Yeah. Paperclips. That's what resulted

30:11

in the police escorted robot stop

30:13

for everybody. Remember,

30:15

I I got I used to get a lot of joy

30:17

sitting in the upper bowl of the silver dome

30:19

in making the paper airplanes. I mean Oh,

30:21

yeah. That was fun. You see that? Just yeah.

30:23

Fly down all the time. We

30:25

can make some color paper and the

30:27

silver dome. That was so nuts and

30:29

how crazy the silver dome got. I used to make

30:31

fun of mass for loving the silver dome so

30:33

much, but I greatly prefer that over Fordfield. But, you know, a lot

30:35

of fun ahead there. Yeah. You don't see things that

30:38

happened in the Silverdome like

30:40

you did back then. For example, when

30:42

somebody sent us the video of somehow

30:45

you guys were you were asking for

30:47

Drew and Mike banners -- Yeah. -- or something like

30:49

that. Oh, yeah. The video of that is

30:52

absolutely in saying because everybody there's just there's just

30:54

banners all over the place. True

30:56

blows. People are going crazy. Everything everybody's

30:58

throwing everything. I've talked I've told this story. I've talked

31:00

to people who are, like, the first boobs I

31:02

ever saw were because of Drew and Mike get the

31:04

silver dome. It was it was

31:06

one build. It was awesome. Yeah. That was

31:09

that really was a blowout.

31:12

I don't know why. The lines were they were good

31:14

every other year then. They were pretty good. They had

31:16

some bad years too, but they had some good

31:19

teams. Plus the parking lot. So everybody everybody

31:21

uses All in one in that spot. And don't forget

31:23

that, you know, so many people

31:25

had memories that when it when it

31:27

ended, it was, you know, we we had to

31:29

put a lot of things to share. Yeah.

31:33

Memories of the Pontiac Silver

31:35

Dome in Rustic, Pontiac,

31:38

Michigan. Oh,

31:40

that's easy. Like, my silver door memory,

31:42

my best one is from

31:44

a Lions game in ninety five right at the Berry

31:47

Scores. The big screen shows this

31:49

chick with huge jugs, Karen.

31:51

And I'm

31:53

hoping, you know. Yeah. Anyways, as

31:55

soon as she realizes, she's on the

31:57

screen, almost by

32:00

and in thing. She pulls up a top. No

32:02

bra. Perfect. It's

32:04

big, fat ass, forty two

32:06

double ass. Knipples

32:09

like sandbags. Well, you know me? I'm a sucker for

32:11

a big pair of tubes. I pop

32:13

a rod. Anyways, seven

32:16

years later. She's

32:18

my wife of four years and

32:20

mother of twin dogs to

32:22

A6I

32:24

guess that's like my favorite silver

32:26

dog memory and shit. Like, that's

32:30

like ninety percent true that

32:32

happened. You sure did.

32:34

You're based on real things. Oh,

32:37

god. Well, you told me that the hot tub is still

32:39

in existence and it's in shed five at

32:41

the eastern market. Who told you you

32:43

know that? Neil Wayne.

32:46

The hot tub that came out of the silver dome? Yep.

32:48

Yeah. That was There's a silver one in the hot tub.

32:50

It was a huge suck

32:52

buddy. Are you here, Neil? Because

32:54

we tracked down the Trump's

32:56

strip club bus -- Right. --

32:58

that was traveling around. We're

33:00

just gonna, like, over here. Come on over here. And and the girls were like, oh

33:02

my god. And of course, they were

33:04

dressed in almost nothing. And they stripped down

33:07

to almost nothing. And they

33:09

jumped in the hot tub and the next thing they were

33:11

making out like crazy. And then people were

33:13

standing on cars watching

33:14

them. Wow. Well,

33:15

yeah, resulted in

33:18

significant security

33:21

upgrades. Look at that. This is the

33:23

So let's tell you about it'll be it'll be in

33:25

in the show notes. But Chris

33:28

Gosh. Gosh. I never saw that

33:31

one. Oh, it looks like a dick. Yeah. Giant

33:33

dick's. Just whoo. I

33:35

felt like it's like people took sheets and

33:37

they decided to make signs out of, like But you told told

33:39

the listeners to display them not during

33:41

the game, just during a two minute warning. Right?

33:43

I think it was at the end of the third quarter.

33:46

Wow. And oh my god. The

33:49

problem was Did you fucking

33:51

But my The problem

33:53

was the cameras could

33:55

not not get one of the signs

33:58

in. They said Drew blows and they had

34:00

drawings of penises and stuff.

34:02

So I was just squirted out

34:05

immediately. Why? I know.

34:07

I was a point. I couldn't believe they found me. It

34:09

was in the end zone. It was like in the middle

34:11

of the end zone and somebody just came down. There's

34:13

two guys where, like, Get out

34:15

of here. Did you play dumb really? Me, you're saying, well, what? The

34:17

truth wasn't fun, like,

34:20

swallow. And

34:22

I could hear people on the radio, though, as it

34:24

was being escorted, saying, you know, get that signed

34:26

down in section. Whatever. I

34:28

couldn't show the extra point. So

34:32

much. Any other radio station in

34:34

this town

34:34

had that sort of No. I

34:36

don't think so. That's perfect. Let's do

34:38

it again. It was it was haven't changed nineteen

34:40

ninety five. Time to do it

34:42

again. I was ninety five. Is that a

34:44

shirt going up there? Is that a shirt for

34:47

shirt? Though she's Yeah. It is. It's a

34:49

tree. Oh my god.

34:52

Damn. Let's see if people

34:54

go crazy.

34:55

Yes. You took

34:57

your shoes. Gotta be

34:58

given the the banner's butt

35:01

good. That's

35:01

a butt

35:04

good. Alrighty. That was a nice

35:06

detour. For the days, man.

35:08

So not too long

35:10

after that. This just came out the other day and

35:12

also a brand new prep. No. So am I composing

35:14

your prep brand? Your prep even

35:16

though Trudy so assiduously avoids

35:18

your prep? No. I do not.

35:21

I just don't ever remember what

35:23

you're saying. No. No. No.

35:25

No. The other brands are closed. Oh. Let's

35:27

put your phone down. No.

35:29

Yeah. Only two. Did you look at Brandon's prep today? She's she's

35:31

looking at it right now. Friday. Hi,

35:34

Joy. You're terrible. You're sick all the

35:36

way. I can't believe you

35:38

did that. There's no way you saw

35:40

it. That's outrageous.

35:42

Why does she think it's

35:44

okay to cheat? Pop quiz, Trudy.

35:46

Which person has recently been

35:48

attacked as being a Grinch?

35:52

i'm

35:53

Okay. Give me a few

35:55

clues. True to local Local seen

35:58

this. Local Grinch. And the the the

36:00

TV story on it was fucking

36:02

fantastic. Did you see the TV coverage, Drew? I didn't. I'm

36:04

excited to see him since Tracy tells me where it is.

36:06

We're gonna pull it up because it's

36:08

hilarious. Gotcha. Oh, I have

36:10

no I have no trudy. I

36:12

have an idea. Look at brand new crap.

36:14

I mean, brand new just gave you the biggest

36:16

hint ever. No. I was -- No.

36:18

-- I was about to punch Brandon. I was so mad. No. I thought that was too obvious.

36:21

Sweet. But if you

36:23

look at the crap, just

36:25

punch him anyway. I don't wanna

36:27

punch Brandon. Let's see the news story. Oh, you

36:29

know

36:29

what? I did see this earlier today. I did You

36:32

know what? This is like last week.

36:38

Judy will not give into the fact that she

36:40

didn't read his prep. What is that? I

36:42

gotta tell you my favorite part of this, pause it

36:44

real quick. My fair part is the first the first real opening

36:46

shot, you know, starts with a drone over worn because it's

36:48

about jump outs, is him holding the sign.

36:50

They actually got him

36:52

to pose. Funniest picture.

36:54

Dude, this might need to be our show picture.

36:56

You see the most thin skinned person in

36:58

America? Yes. I see

37:00

your story. This fight. You're a

37:02

mean woman. Mister Grim keeps holding his side.

37:05

I don't believe so.

37:07

But apparently, somebody at Warren City Hall believes mayor

37:10

Jim Bautz is a grinch. Hey,

37:12

while it I guess it's viewed

37:14

as some sort of a

37:16

joke, it's kind of an unprofessional thing to do.

37:18

Really? Seventy nine. One's

37:20

fucking

37:20

Christmas tree lane. Oh,

37:22

not during the

37:23

Christmas tree lane. Over

37:26

a five:thirty Saturday

37:27

night, this man takes out a paper. Oh, his

37:29

tape

37:29

on. They've gone through the surveillance.

37:31

They signed in. Oh, It

37:33

was filed

37:33

the following Monday morning and

37:36

taken down.

37:36

And this certainly isn't something Which

37:38

means that they went, okay, I want you

37:40

to go three days back and look through

37:42

the surveillance and find out who put this little piece of

37:45

paper of the grinch with my

37:47

face on it. Oh, jeez. Someone

37:49

to use that. Resources to

37:52

find out who put his face as

37:54

the grinch in a little

37:56

taped piece a paper on the front window where he goes in. I

37:58

love how they have the video and they have it circled

38:00

like this is the monster that

38:02

was the

38:04

grinch. To the

38:05

outside of the city hall. It was filed the following Monday

38:07

morning and taken down. And this

38:09

certainly

38:09

isn't something that

38:12

you would expect a professional to do at least a

38:14

vote of the city council. Sure. Looks like a

38:16

greatest student. Some of the good sense of humor.

38:18

Jeff Schroeder

38:20

is the Warren City Council It's all his numbers. Is

38:22

there any question in your mind that

38:24

it's Jeff Schroeder, the person that

38:26

represents Warren

38:28

City Council that put that up? It appears to me

38:30

based

38:30

upon the video that is a dead

38:32

ringer for mister Schroeder calls and texts

38:34

to mister Schroeder than me, but before

38:38

this other accident. You should blame Adobe

38:40

South Carolina. To the mayor. Yeah. No.

38:42

He did that guy did come out and

38:44

he made this statement right here.

38:47

No. That was not the prototype, but that

38:49

was an manufactured engineered tape. I

38:52

you can do it by Adobe self

38:54

aware. He should he should just say that. Oh

38:56

my god. Not only is

38:58

he thin skinned about it, and not only does

39:00

he make people go back through to Feiner who

39:02

did it, he gets really vindictive

39:04

in this piece. Let's see the rest

39:06

of it. In

39:06

at least eight. I'm fighting lawsuits.

39:08

Is this a crime? I don't

39:11

know. I guess the legal

39:13

department we'll look at it. Oh my gosh. What's more time

39:15

than what it is, but for an attorney

39:17

who I believe is a partner at

39:19

Plunkett Cooney, I'm not here. This is

39:21

a law firm. He saw a

39:24

gunfight. A call was made to Plunkett

39:26

Cooney, but I was to

39:28

Councilwoman Mindy Moore's Facebook

39:30

page. She did tell

39:31

me that she would make a sizable donation

39:33

to the Salvation Army if

39:35

someone would HITTLE PRANK ON

39:38

THE RAVAL. SHE DIDN'T CHOIR ON

39:40

THE BOLTON BOARD AND CITY ALL.

39:42

SHE THANK THE MAYOR FOR BEING A GOOD

39:44

SPORT. HOWEVER,

39:45

THE MAYOR SAID He's had no contact

39:47

with Councilwoman Nora. Christmas is a family

39:49

time. It's the time to celebrate the birth

39:51

of Jesus Christ. It's the time to

39:53

bring people to Yeah. That's And

39:55

I'm not quite sure this brings people to you.

39:58

Yeah. This is here looks great. Yeah. We're all

39:59

laughing. I

40:02

forget you. By the way, he's

40:04

got that gigantic frame picture of himself. Can you imagine

40:06

how much that cost? Is that a picture

40:10

of painting? I don't know. Could you go back? Portrait. Yeah. It's

40:12

a portrait. Right? I think it's a

40:14

portrait. We look at the look like

40:16

brushstrokes there.

40:18

Whoa. Oh my god. You're right.

40:20

That's an old mills one. See, the

40:22

bottom corner. It's a

40:24

it's a cranky looking portrait.

40:27

Look at I mean, that's pretty big. I mean, that

40:29

that cost a lot of money too. I kinda wanna make

40:31

a donation if somebody does

40:34

it again. You

40:37

wanna call that guy Oh, that picture not so flattering there. Now we could

40:39

calm. Loretta used to be a partner at Plunkett.

40:41

Didn't. Yep. Oh, that for

40:44

Colorado Novak. Mhmm. So we know they're a class organization.

40:46

Well, we know they have a little fun

40:48

or not. We know they have a sense

40:51

of humor. Because she was she good sense of humor. I'm I'm thinking

40:53

that she gets him some more

40:55

business. Yeah. Publicity for

40:58

the firm. How many people really were angry at

41:00

Plancakuni? No one. Just him.

41:04

Come on,

41:06

pick up. Oh, it's probably after hours, isn't

41:08

it? I thought it was a cell phone.

41:11

Wow. He's

41:15

pretty buttered. Alright. I'd like

41:17

to take care of your mind. Is

41:19

not available. Record your following

41:22

message. When you are finished, hang up

41:24

or press pound for

41:26

more options. Hello, mister

41:28

Shrutter. This is Drew from

41:30

the drone mic show, and we just

41:33

wanted to reward For putting up the Grinch picture

41:35

-- Oh, that was him. -- allegedly allegedly

41:37

He's been a dude. No. I was gonna

41:39

say that. If indeed you are the person who

41:41

did that, we really

41:43

have to give all the credit in the world. Or if you can comment on

41:46

it or maybe even issue some sort of

41:48

a denial. Or otherwise,

41:50

for some reason, your name keeps coming up.

41:52

You got your law firm mentioned twice in Charlie Langdon's story,

41:54

so I don't know. Good to ever do this is

41:56

really this big a deal. But

41:58

hopefully, with the passage of all this time, maybe

41:59

you can call

42:02

us back. Thank you and I apologize if you have nothing

42:04

to do with this horrible incident in Merry

42:06

Christmas. Yes.

42:09

That reminds

42:16

me. Hoey. They Hoey sold

42:19

out. Yeah. For

42:21

the magic bag, we had a

42:23

good Christmas card from them. Two of

42:25

their biggest shows this year. Gary Hoey and

42:27

WATP. Are they among the venues that

42:30

are world

42:32

claimed? Sites pine

42:34

knob and the fox. I

42:36

think it's world acclaimed. I

42:38

mean, it should be world acclaimed. The bag

42:41

is awesome. It really is. And I hadn't

42:43

been backstage in a while since the hedgehog was there -- Right. -- on Jeremy doing

42:45

his great standup. But the

42:47

backstage is really nice and they brought food

42:49

back there. They weren't

42:52

those guys are, you know, they've got the isotopes. They play a lot of venues,

42:54

so they were really impressed. Yeah.

42:56

That was great. Alright. Jack Sweeney,

42:58

who is tracking Elon's jet

43:02

says he's been shadow banned. On Twitter

43:04

-- Mhmm. -- how true this is

43:06

or is not certainly an interesting development. Of

43:08

course, you could just remove him from Twitter.

43:11

He's not removed, you can still find it, but I believe

43:13

that Jack thinks that the

43:16

the forces behind Elon Musk and

43:18

his new ownership of

43:20

Twitter are suppressing his

43:22

account. Oh. Wonder how he can

43:24

tell. Wonder how easy it is. Oh,

43:26

he can tell anything. Right? Well, yeah. You're

43:28

right. He could. Meaning can. You know, I read

43:30

where James Woods

43:32

was popping off the real James Woods.

43:34

Uh-huh. He said that since Elon Musk is on Twitter, he

43:36

has a hundred thousand more people following

43:39

-- Oh my god. Really? -- so he

43:41

feels he was definitely suppressed.

43:44

Which wouldn't surprise me. He's

43:46

pretty major smart ass.

43:49

On the right,

43:59

Did

44:10

Jack say he would come on? Yeah. He

44:12

did. Yeah. I was

44:14

texting with him earlier. The recording has been

44:16

forwarded to an automated voice

44:18

messaging system. Because frequently --

44:20

Marie. -- we don't ask in advance, and he

44:22

does come on. On one day, we

44:24

do ask in advance. Marie, he's

44:26

MIA.

44:27

He's not available. At the tone, please record

44:29

your message. When you've finished recording, you

44:31

may hang up or press one

44:33

for more options. Swains,

44:36

Jack.

44:38

During a mic show, we wanna

44:40

know about the shadow banding if indeed

44:42

you've been shadow banded from Twitter

44:45

by miss Elan Musk. You're not

44:47

intimidated by these things because you're

44:49

Jack Sweeney. Anyway, please call us back, Jack. We

44:51

were hoping to talk to you.

44:56

neither of you

44:58

about the hello

45:03

Me alone. I'm

45:08

leaving.

45:08

Oh,

45:10

yes. Alright.

45:12

So Shouldn't that song end with some

45:16

crashing? Yes. Leave it.

45:18

And we experimental play in the house. That was built. It

45:20

was the hit version.

45:22

It's not the hit version of that song. Gray version. Gray

45:24

version. We talked

45:26

it was. I

45:26

don't know how many versions there were, but I think that was when it was growing up, I

45:29

believe it was a hit. Anyway, so

45:34

also from Brandon's prep, which Trudy did not read. Did you

45:36

hear her phone back yet? No. You did. Did you hit

45:38

you hit it? Don't Trudy need to look

45:40

at it? Well,

45:42

she's gonna hear the prep now.

45:44

Right. Kwame --

45:46

Oh, yeah. -- story last week. No. You don't

45:48

know the story because you don't remember this

45:50

prep. It was available nowhere

45:52

else. It was listed in Brandon's prep. Mhmm. Quantity

45:54

still owes the IRS

45:56

a shit ton of money.

46:00

Okay. He had this is this is what I I can't

46:02

get over. That between two thousand three and two

46:04

thousand eight, when he was mayor the entire

46:06

time, he paid no

46:08

federal taxes. Yeah. Six

46:10

hundred twenty four thousand dollars he owes,

46:12

then he owes one point

46:14

seven million to the water department

46:16

then I I was like, well, I know he's got another debt. The city, he owes the city

46:18

money. Remember people were always going Did he

46:20

pay the city this month? What he never

46:24

did. He owed the city one point five million, which was satisfied

46:26

when they seized money from Bobby

46:28

Ferguson. Yeah. Was Bobby Ferguson

46:30

enough to do with his debt?

46:33

I don't know. How does that work? I don't understand that

46:35

at all. It made no sense to

46:38

me. Then the other utterly

46:40

annoying thing was

46:42

they said And we we talked about too, was brand's and

46:44

brand's prep only. So, sure, you heard it first on

46:46

this show, not in

46:48

brand's prep. That's

46:50

what Mike. Romney was attempting to

46:53

crowdsource eight hundred and

46:55

eighty thousand dollars for a new

46:57

house for America's guest, Kwame

47:00

Kilpatrick. Mhmm. Yeah. No. That seemed

47:02

to be -- Hell, yeah. -- that seemed to be the

47:04

thing that really pissed off the IRS. Like, that was the

47:06

final straw. He was requesting

47:08

even blocks of eight thousand

47:10

dollars. Like, it's

47:12

too much trouble to do, you know, dollars and tens and

47:14

twenty we need eight thousand dollar

47:16

blocks. Okay? Yeah. Right. What? Eight

47:18

thousand. One of

47:20

our blocks. Why did he think people would give him

47:22

eight hundred eighty thousand? Have.

47:24

Because that people have always given him money. But

47:26

he's been to prison.

47:28

He's been

47:30

convicted stealing money from many many different people. Why?

47:32

Who would still give him

47:36

money? Carmonos. Yeah.

47:38

Maybe. What did you just ask him?

47:40

Yeah. Save a lot of trouble.

47:42

Anyway, it turns out that

47:44

people did make donations. Now, I don't know very few.

47:46

Yeah. I don't think they were huge, but

47:49

the IRS went for

47:51

the crowdsourcing money and

47:53

it was drained already. Mhmm. He'd

47:56

already removed it. Of course, he

47:58

had. Mhmm. What a

47:59

prick. But that

48:01

kinda goes along nicely with the little musical

48:03

piece we got. Right. Somebody

48:05

somebody did a

48:08

musical version of Fuels reading of the text messages.

48:10

Oh, yeah. With the Qami's heavily

48:12

atherosclerosis, the hook, I thought it's pretty good. Did

48:14

you like

48:16

it, Brandon? Did love and lust.

48:18

Love and lust. Christine

48:20

Beady writes, can I just come

48:23

and lay down in your room until you look

48:25

back. Kilpatrick responds. Yes.

48:28

The next morning. Kilpatrick. They

48:30

were right outside the door. Referring

48:33

to the nearest bodyguards. They had to have

48:35

heard everything, beating. So we are

48:37

officially

48:37

busted. Uh-huh. The

48:40

mayor. It's got a point baseline. Never busted.

48:43

Busted is what you

48:45

see. Uh-huh. Damn.

48:49

So they have to walk in before you

48:51

could see bustling. The

48:54

mayor, hell yeah, you can walk

48:56

in. Last night when I was laying

48:58

on your shoulder in the car and you held my face and

49:00

saying whatever song it was

49:02

that felt so good. You can't remember

49:04

just one of those little moments when

49:06

you just

49:08

made me all. Someone Hell, I'm feeling like I

49:10

want another night. Like the most

49:12

recent Saturday at the residence

49:14

inn. You maybe

49:16

feel so The mayor responds.

49:18

Hell, yeah. I feel that you can do that in

49:20

West Virginia and just

49:22

relaxing in. I

49:24

need you so bad. Mhmm. I wanna wake up in the

49:26

boarding and you are there. Make

49:29

it happen. Hello. I've

49:31

been dreaming all day about having you

49:34

all to myself for three days,

49:36

relaxing, laughing,

49:38

talking,

49:38

sleeping, and

49:40

making love. Hell yeah. May fifth, two thousand

49:42

three, the mayor writes, and that's

49:44

the first time that I couldn't fully

49:48

seduce you. My game is

49:50

off. Thanks for the

49:52

conversation. And the q

49:54

t. Love you. Be the

49:56

response. Uh-huh. Your game is

49:58

way on, baby. You had me at

50:00

hello. Oh, Jerry Maguire.

50:02

Two thousand. Uh-huh. I just didn't want

50:04

to get caught. Hell, love

50:06

and lust. Love and

50:09

lust. Love and

50:12

lust.

50:12

Wow. Keel needs to make that as ringtone and someone calls

50:14

him. Play this at my funeral.

50:17

That was lovely. Oh, you love the

50:19

portal baseline. It worked really well. It's

50:21

a really good Yeah. Sounds like a number one hit

50:23

tune, alright? I think it was the only way to go.

50:26

So the

50:28

so the the

50:30

free press today. Teresa Baldess, I realized the

50:32

show is very Michigan centric so far, but

50:34

we'll get around we'll get around all of it for

50:37

those of you who are not located in

50:40

Michigan, which some of the audience. This is

50:42

a nationwide story. This is a big story. Ethan Crumley Court shot

50:44

up Oxford High, killing

50:46

four, and shooting many

50:48

many more And

50:50

for some reason,

50:50

you know, I saw

50:52

the headline Oxford staffers

50:54

break silence on what happened as

50:56

a shooting unfold. And my first thought was

50:59

You mean breaking silence. Yeah.

51:01

It was over a year

51:03

ago. Why is everything

51:05

such a secret? Well, that that's the most appalling thing in

51:07

this. And and they're they're not breaking their

51:10

silence to the paper or the media. They're

51:12

bringing their silence because they

51:14

were deposed Yes. As long as they did

51:16

anything They they had no choice. They did

51:18

everything but break their silence because

51:20

they're not speaking

51:22

to anyone Except for when they were sued, they had no choice. So,

51:24

yeah, this is a deposition from Ben

51:26

Johnson's law firm who

51:28

are suing

51:30

among out of the these people who are deposed

51:33

or at least their part where their recollections are important

51:34

to it in

51:35

their texts. So Allison

51:38

Karpinski thousand karpinski

51:40

who said early on that she had a gut feeling was Ethan McCumbly. I

51:43

think it was morning gut feeling, but she said

51:45

that she was told not to

51:47

write anything down

51:50

by attorneys and by her union representative. What?

51:53

The fuck is that?

51:56

Appalling. Because that's

51:58

about money. And not getting,

52:00

you know, sued and getting in trouble.

52:02

Yeah. Let's not let's not try to make sure this

52:04

never happens again or anything like that. No. It's

52:06

about money. Get to the bottom of it or find

52:08

out who may have failed. Oh, that's

52:10

right. We don't wanna know who failed. Did

52:12

we? That's that's incredible,

52:14

and I'm almost surprised she

52:16

repeated that. So she may have had strong

52:19

feelings about too, because these people oh, I don't think she

52:21

liked that at all. I mean, but she's one of the people

52:23

being sued. If you're caught in the middle of

52:25

this, I would imagine that you're probably very

52:27

scared to say anything because you know how the law

52:29

works. You know how you can suddenly be hit with a

52:31

giant judgment or something because

52:34

you just happen to say the wrong thing or you said

52:36

something that was not in your own interest,

52:38

although in in these

52:40

cases, I think these people

52:42

are are FOR THE MOST PART ON

52:44

THE OUTSIDE, BECAUSE

52:46

THEY'RE TEACHERS, ALISON Karpinski AND

52:48

JACQUELINE KUVINA. THEY'RE both two

52:51

people individually being sued though. Right? I'm I'm not

52:53

sure they're being sued. I just know

52:55

they were deposed. Okay.

52:58

And, you know, they may well be, but it seems to me they

53:01

reported Ethan Crumbley. They

53:03

reported what he did

53:05

in their classes. Jackle

53:08

Jacqueline, Kuvina said we

53:10

said it. He flies under

53:12

the radar. I think she means the

53:14

school's radar. SHE REPORTED TODAY EARLIER THAT HE WAS

53:17

LOOKING AT BOLOTS IN HER CLASSROOM ON HIS

53:19

CELLPHONE AND SHE REPORTED IT. Reporter: V -- V -- V --

53:21

V -- V -- JOHNSON IS SEWING CARBINSKI AND

53:23

FIVE OTHER SCHOOL OFFICIALS who had

53:25

contact with Ethan Cromwell before the shooting. Alright. Are these two teachers

53:27

they are officials not just

53:30

teachers apparently? Karpinski and

53:32

Rubina? Yeah. They are just teachers.

53:34

Just teachers. They're the teachers. Sure. Why they'd be

53:36

sued? They are the teachers that reported

53:38

him the

53:40

day before. Not the day of. Because remember the the suit you're searching for

53:42

bullets and whatnot. Four

53:44

months earlier, Ethan, I imagine sorry,

53:46

Drew. I imagine they're being sued, right, to get

53:48

a deposition. Maybe.

53:50

Four months earlier, Ethan made a self

53:53

portrait of himself with a gun in his hand as

53:55

part of a class assignment. Jacqueline

53:59

Kabinah asked students to name two areas they wanted

54:01

to improve on their next essay. This is actually

54:03

the day of, I think, and he got to see,

54:05

and he wrote twice, don't

54:08

need to. Which I assume is his way of saying that I'm not gonna be

54:10

taking fucking tests. Right. I know. Great about a new

54:12

fucking thing. But the fact

54:14

that he made a

54:16

self portrait with a with a

54:18

gun in his hand four

54:20

months earlier? I don't

54:21

mean red flags

54:24

everywhere. Exactly. Ignore

54:25

red flags. Do you see his goal for

54:27

the semester to or for the

54:29

don't need to? don't need to She

54:32

wanted people to write down the goal they for themselves before the

54:35

semester end and his was

54:38

survived. Oh,

54:40

yeah. I only wrote down my comments. He's so

54:42

deep. What's worthy, but

54:45

oh, god. Covino was

54:48

evacuated to Meyer arranged

54:50

originally, and she and Carpinski are texting

54:53

the the two ladies are texting each other back

54:55

and forth. I hope you're safe. And then

54:57

the other lady says yes, are you? Carpinski says

54:59

yes, keep this on the extra down low,

55:01

but it was Ethan. Kabina,

55:04

how did you find out? Did they talk to him today? Karpinski,

55:06

yep, with parents as well.

55:09

Kabina, I'm glad we said

55:11

something. I can't believe it. Karpinski?

55:14

Sure. Same. I would have never

55:16

forgiven myself. Then later on

55:18

that night, Karpinski texts, I couldn't

55:20

bring myself to leave without asking the principal, was it

55:23

Ethan Cromley? At which point, the

55:25

principal put his hands up and said, I could not

55:27

say a word about anything. Okay.

55:30

Why would you how could you possibly think about a legal

55:33

about saying something at that

55:35

point? You're you're staff

55:37

to warn one of the teachers that actually reported them. Yeah. He

55:40

was doing you know, shit. They're doing their

55:42

job. Find that really

55:44

unnerving that the people at

55:46

that level would feel that way.

55:48

Carpinski to the principal just know that I

55:50

reported him this morning. Jacqueline

55:52

did yesterday. So if you need us to

55:54

stay, let us know. Almost sounds like, no, I

55:56

don't want you around. It's what it sounds

55:58

like. I mean, the the

55:59

attitude. so So

56:02

then

56:02

been discussing

56:04

the backpack, the attacks, the two of

56:06

them that night. They couldn't search his bag, Karpinski. I

56:08

don't know if they had the right to or

56:11

didn't think of it. That's why they

56:13

were beating themselves up about this. And she's referring to Pam Fine, the

56:15

anti bullying coordinator. Anti bullying.

56:17

So they have all

56:19

these new positions They're supposed

56:21

to go along with this stuff.

56:24

Sean Hopkins is school counselors, the other one she's

56:26

referring to. At the end of the day, it's not their

56:28

fault. It's

56:30

Ethan's. I agree with her but

56:32

after knowing everything we know, I I

56:34

mean, yeah, what is your why is there a job

56:36

if the person isn't going to fully

56:40

do that job. Well, what is your your job is protecting

56:42

students not covering your ass?

56:46

Exactly. So Well, that's what's

56:48

tough because these two these two seem

56:50

like they did do their job. Right. Right. As

56:52

much as they could. Yeah. But the principal is like, no. No.

56:54

I can't say anything about that. Yeah. I can't

56:56

say anything. Didn't know the Dean and

56:58

counselor who sent him back to

57:00

class or that others had also

57:02

reported him. Yeah. Eight thirty five

57:04

PM post shooting Karpinski said could be

57:06

an Ethan's screenshot made the night

57:08

before the shooting on

57:10

Instagram. It's Ethan

57:12

Black Death

57:14

Now I become death, the destroyer of worlds.

57:16

See you tomorrow, Oxford. That

57:18

this is what this is what

57:21

so many of the kids and parents were talking about in the

57:23

days following that they saw these

57:26

things on. They were scared shitless that they didn't

57:28

wanna go school that somebody didn't wanna send their kid to school, somebody else

57:30

said, yeah, I didn't know if any of it

57:32

was true and so on and so forth. So this was

57:34

being it seems

57:36

almost like it was being kept

57:38

a secret. Mhmm. Kabina,

57:40

I told them about the journal too.

57:42

The journal is another thing that

57:45

apparently, people were had been made

57:47

aware of the fact that he's keeping a journal and

57:49

it was on the bathroom floor after

57:51

the shooting, he said, I will

57:53

cause the biggest school shooting in Michigan's history. We're almost done

57:55

with this brand in. Was it Jack?

57:57

No. Oh, wasn't?

57:59

the one Was

58:00

it? It's the attorney. -- -- Strobes.

58:02

-- is he gonna talk? Yeah. Oh,

58:04

cool. I will cause the

58:06

biggest school shooting in Michigan

58:08

history, my parents won't listen to me about help or a therapist. The first victim

58:10

has to be a pretty girl with a future

58:13

so she can suffer like me. A little side

58:15

note, that doesn't that hurt his

58:18

parents' case? Yeah. That's the second thing that has come out

58:20

about, and that really hurts his parents' case. The other

58:22

being that it would that gun was not

58:24

locked up.

58:26

And by the way, his parents can go fuck off this whole thing

58:28

about, we're not flight risks. It's

58:30

like, oh my god. You flood that

58:32

day. You're

58:33

the tech book definition. Sergeant continue. Yeah.

58:35

Their

58:35

pictures. They bought him a gun for his fifteenth

58:38

birthday, and he was bragging about it on

58:40

social media,

58:42

at which I'm amazed

58:44

none of these social media things. Sometimes

58:46

those things are stories in and of

58:48

themselves. What? So is no one looking

58:50

at his social media when all is the

58:52

leader who's going on? Sixty

58:53

minutes, that revelatory

58:56

piece last night

58:56

on. No. It's screaming. I saw

58:58

it. I mean, it's nothing new, but

59:00

we all know

59:01

that that's going on, but -- Yeah. -- you're

59:03

not anything about it. There's no contact moderators

59:06

to keep people from posting things about self

59:08

harm and all of that was

59:10

on Instagram. Wow.

59:12

Well, the sixty minute story, there's

59:14

twelve hundred people who have lawsuits against

59:17

social media. Almost all of them

59:19

involving their children's deaths. Right?

59:22

That's a lot. And in fact, it

59:24

sounds like right now, a hundred and fifty of

59:26

them are going forward, but it sounds like most of

59:28

them will go forward. They're not gonna be dismissed. Mhmm.

59:31

So then Pam Fine, who was the

59:34

anti bullying coordinator, until

59:36

someone has walked in our shoes, until someone knows

59:38

what it's like to hear gunshots and look

59:40

at murder children and not have your children come home, no

59:43

one can judge us on how we're

59:45

handling things. Well, I don't

59:47

think anyone judge anyone about how they're

59:49

handling it, but before this

59:52

happened, this whole system was

59:54

set up. And supposedly, everyone

59:56

was trained on it and knew exactly what was

59:58

supposed to happen. How many people were supposed

1:00:00

to participate, and a

1:00:02

lot of those things did not happen. So that

1:00:04

the shooting has nothing to do with what happened before

1:00:06

the shooting. Sorry.

1:00:07

Sorry, Pam.

1:00:08

And also, the the security woman is being sued

1:00:10

too. That was just mentioned in there because she's

1:00:12

the one who thought it was a test

1:00:16

She thought it was a a drill. I don't believe that. don't either. I

1:00:18

think that's the excuse. She went

1:00:20

in the bathroom where Ethan was

1:00:23

sitting with his gun and

1:00:26

a dead student. Stiles

1:00:28

a drill. Yeah. Really? Well, wouldn't

1:00:30

she be wouldn't she

1:00:31

have been notified that there was a drill

1:00:33

going on if you're The

1:00:35

school security officer. And I

1:00:37

thought that was all I think that was

1:00:39

just bullshit. And I bet you in this when

1:00:41

in this story, I have a feeling that the business

1:00:43

of covering your ass is going on all over

1:00:46

the place. It was so clear from

1:00:48

the story. Now one of things

1:00:50

that also was upsetting about the story

1:00:52

and I read a lot of the

1:00:54

comments and I noticed

1:00:56

that a lot of people

1:00:57

lot, but some people felt that, oh,

1:01:00

can you please shut up with this

1:01:02

story? Haven't we heard all this? And

1:01:04

oh, come on. I don't think that's true.

1:01:06

Think a lot of there were some new things in

1:01:08

there. Some of it's repeat, but it's a very big story. I think the

1:01:11

the people commenting were implying

1:01:14

that Let's just gonna make some other good do it. So

1:01:16

I I don't even know why people feel Well,

1:01:18

that's gonna make a copycat. Yeah.

1:01:21

I think it's is if there aren't

1:01:23

a million reasons for there to be copy

1:01:26

cats already. You could find any

1:01:28

reason. But I was a

1:01:30

little miffed that in

1:01:30

the deposition I think it

1:01:32

was in the deposition. There was all this bitching

1:01:34

about, yeah, the the cops didn't

1:01:36

come in five minutes because

1:01:39

A number of people were quoted saying the cops got

1:01:41

there in five minutes. And the one that

1:01:43

was deposed and maybe it was Pam Fine.

1:01:45

Maybe it was Pam Fine. SHE SAID THEY

1:01:47

WERE THERE FOR nine MINUTES AND ME AND THE

1:01:49

OTHER -- SHE SAID HER POUNCER RAN

1:01:51

INTO THE SCHOOL AND THEY WOULDN'T

1:01:54

COME. THAT'S

1:01:56

WHAT SHE'S said. I mean, that's her story.

1:01:58

Well, why would you run-in the building without the police?

1:02:00

And by the way, the police know how to respond police

1:02:02

are trained on how to respond to this

1:02:04

too. So why

1:02:06

would you not Well, I hate for the police. How do you

1:02:08

know the police? Do you have to get certain equipment ready? Or

1:02:10

How about the irony of her you

1:02:13

know, talk telling us how they've responded. Like, unless

1:02:15

you walk a mile in our shoes, you don't know how

1:02:17

to fuck her. And then and

1:02:19

then she flips. Same thing about

1:02:21

the police officers that are there who are trained to

1:02:24

handle it a certain way. You know what I mean?

1:02:26

Well, whether they were there in five minutes or nine

1:02:28

minutes, that's pretty quick. She's saying that they

1:02:30

wouldn't go in. It's like, I don't know what

1:02:32

they're saying. They went in. They went in. They went in.

1:02:34

They got him. We know that. I'm

1:02:36

just saying the irony is not lost on

1:02:38

what she's saying there. Yeah.

1:02:40

It's a lot of well, a lot of people.

1:02:42

Finger pointing at this. You wanna have a career down

1:02:44

the road just like, you know, the

1:02:46

the woman who called up and and

1:02:48

told that cider company that they have this evil employee

1:02:51

who's who's trying to, you know --

1:02:53

Yeah. -- hurt teachers on Facebook

1:02:56

Yeah. And then it turns out, oh, that's a lot of bullshit, and she shouldn't have lost

1:02:58

her job. And so the school got sued.

1:03:01

And then she's transferred

1:03:03

to other school. Just got another job trying to get

1:03:05

someone fired just like the mayor of Warren.

1:03:09

Oh,ding shreds that

1:03:12

we're gonna You wanna call Schrodetz back? Yeah. Right now. Absolutely. We had his

1:03:14

office number, so he gave me his cell.

1:03:16

Oh, cool. Was he

1:03:18

a diseaseous seem to be owning up

1:03:20

to this It sounds like he's ready to break his

1:03:22

silence. It does. It sounds like he's

1:03:24

I don't know. He was accused, not charged.

1:03:28

That's looking

1:03:29

great.

1:03:31

What would what would be

1:03:33

Fout's revenge then? What's

1:03:36

Schrodt's first name? Jeffrey. I don't know.

1:03:38

Wow. How can he hurt? Yeah. I'm just

1:03:40

mentioning Plunkett Cooney. Oh, Jeff.

1:03:42

Twice on

1:03:43

this day. This is

1:03:46

Jeff. Shrooms.

1:03:49

Hey, Jeff. How

1:03:51

you doing, man? It's great. Good. Good. It's Drew

1:03:54

and Mark and Trudy and

1:03:56

Brandon here from the Drew and Mike

1:03:58

Show. And

1:04:00

We were just watching the story on the show as we

1:04:02

record here where where

1:04:04

mayor Fouse is mentioning Plunkett Cooney as

1:04:06

many times as he can to

1:04:08

Charlie Langdon Did

1:04:10

you did you see the story?

1:04:12

Yes. You know, I'm gonna apply

1:04:14

for the firm's marketing award this year because

1:04:16

he mentioned her name so many times.

1:04:18

Between between the Charlie Lincoln Show and

1:04:20

his state of the city speech this

1:04:22

year. You know, the state of city

1:04:25

where he gets hundred people at the Indiana football room,

1:04:28

and he mentioned Funko

1:04:29

Kony about

1:04:32

five times. In that event

1:04:34

as well. Right. Can the can the state of the

1:04:36

city equal? Can that only be done

1:04:38

in Ondiemos or in the state? Yes.

1:04:40

It's the law. It has only been years

1:04:42

there. Okay. Why is

1:04:44

that just the only place that

1:04:46

has, like oh, that's the only place in Warren that

1:04:48

has, like, a fast door entrance where he could come

1:04:50

in and out without having to talk to everybody.

1:04:52

Well Yeah. Now why did he mention plug it plug it cooney

1:04:54

five times in the state of the

1:04:58

city? Well, first of

1:04:59

all, you know, he's accusing me of doing

1:05:02

this, and I I saw the

1:05:04

video on fax

1:05:06

two and will say it was

1:05:08

a rather handsome looking guy in the video, but

1:05:10

clearly, you know. He looked he looked

1:05:12

he looked a little heavier than me

1:05:16

So,

1:05:16

you know, maybe they maybe the camera

1:05:18

puts on ten paz. I'm not sure. Well,

1:05:20

you know, I'd like

1:05:23

to know how did how could he possibly identify

1:05:25

you? I saw the circle over the guy, but then

1:05:27

I saw your picture. I'm like, how could he

1:05:29

possibly tell that was

1:05:32

you? Can you explode

1:05:33

it? I don't know. They they they they pieced

1:05:34

two things together and came to a

1:05:37

conclusion. I was about to say, you

1:05:39

know,

1:05:39

mayor Felt has the technology in his

1:05:42

ID department to take the Dolby,

1:05:44

tell him

1:05:46

to take video. Right? I

1:05:48

don't think he and I'm investigating right now.

1:05:50

This is possibly a deep cut video. Oh

1:05:53

my. Adobe Sellamflare. Yes.

1:05:56

He was on Adobe Sellamflare. That

1:05:58

was years ago. Of course, when all those

1:06:00

tapes are coming out with him making racial

1:06:02

slurs that were done in some voice that sounded

1:06:04

like his thanks to

1:06:06

Adobe Salimal. Flare. I believe it was

1:06:08

a little bit have a little bit. Toby

1:06:10

Selamo flare.

1:06:12

So okay. So what is why

1:06:15

would he immediately blame you and Plunkett

1:06:17

Kony. Is there some kind of a rub between Marfrigs and Plunkett

1:06:19

Kony? Have you guys been in a suit

1:06:21

with him or something? Well,

1:06:24

we have been in eight different lawsuits. By the way, we prevailed

1:06:26

in all of them. So far, it has come

1:06:28

to a decision. There you go. He failed

1:06:32

to mention we prevailed in every lawsuit and it has to do with

1:06:34

him just not respecting the laws or

1:06:36

charter in the city because he thinks he's,

1:06:38

you know, Lord got almighty in

1:06:40

the system or in it. Yeah. And we have a

1:06:42

charter. We have a law of it. You know? But if he

1:06:44

wants something, he wants it, and he's gonna get it. And

1:06:46

just just for clarity, when you say

1:06:48

we, it's the Warren City Council's who you represent. Right. Yeah.

1:06:50

Okay. Yeah. I represent the city council we

1:06:52

were brought on in twenty

1:06:54

twenty a couple of

1:06:56

years ago. To represent them

1:06:58

with the city attorney was, you know,

1:07:00

just rubber stamping the mayor's

1:07:02

desires. And since that point in time, we've

1:07:04

been in court agents like I was in court

1:07:06

this morning, in

1:07:08

the Compton County circuit court on a matter.

1:07:10

And, you know, we prevailed in

1:07:12

every case, so he's kind of upset that we're

1:07:14

on a Winnie Street here. So he

1:07:16

thought this was an opportunity to jack

1:07:18

me in my law firm, which

1:07:22

he takes he's just Google, Funko, and files that comes up

1:07:24

we have a marketing director at our firm. And once

1:07:26

a week, he's emailing, you know, these Google

1:07:30

alerts you know, saying, oh, my gosh, you're in the news again. The mayor's not in your

1:07:32

name. And like I said, I I think

1:07:34

I might

1:07:34

win the marketing award this year. It seems

1:07:36

like he should be putting your

1:07:39

face up as the Grinch since he's

1:07:41

losing every time. I mean,

1:07:43

why? Yeah. I would think he'd feel

1:07:45

bad about himself, not you Well,

1:07:47

you're not looking at the good things happen. Well, you know,

1:07:50

he did say to

1:07:52

Charlie, you know, they think there may

1:07:54

have been some potential

1:07:56

law violated here by whoever this

1:07:58

person was that Scotch tape the

1:07:59

little The French mom on the

1:08:02

police call. So III

1:08:04

heard they they adjusted this thing for fingerprints over at

1:08:07

the police station because they said

1:08:09

all day Tuesday. They said all day Tuesday

1:08:11

at City Hall going through hours of footage to

1:08:13

see who the hell did it. Right? Yeah. And then

1:08:15

after they think the identified who did it, they they brought

1:08:17

Charlie in and, you know, it's all over

1:08:19

the news. Right? And then they send

1:08:21

it over to the police department, evidence

1:08:24

technician just that's the thing for

1:08:26

fingerprints. So -- Really? -- I think I think they might have Charlie fingerprints, the mayers,

1:08:29

maybe Amanda

1:08:32

and Mika, Maybe her fingerprint. Interesting. Yeah. I

1:08:34

was I could tell you this much.

1:08:36

If I was there

1:08:38

Saturday, I was wearing gloves.

1:08:41

Okay?

1:08:41

No. No. Jeff, what what is Amanda Mika's official title?

1:08:44

Executive administrator.

1:08:49

So she oh,

1:08:50

gosh. It's a good question. That that was litigated a couple years ago. I think

1:08:53

he was

1:08:56

executive assistant then

1:08:58

she became executive administrator, gosh, you got

1:09:00

me

1:09:00

on that. I'd have to look it up, but --

1:09:03

No. -- it does even change them.

1:09:05

Is she is she she executive lever

1:09:07

or girlfriend? Yes. Score. You

1:09:09

know, I

1:09:10

don't. See. Some people have

1:09:12

said that. I have no

1:09:14

first day analogy. Today. I see what you see. And,

1:09:16

you know, I've reached

1:09:17

my eyebrows a few times. There's a

1:09:19

lawyer answer. Yeah. Well,

1:09:21

I it is kinda weird to see, she's, what, thirty

1:09:23

years old or something? I think so. I had thirty years

1:09:26

old. A little older one thirty five.

1:09:30

I mean, my father's is certainly hot as hell. He has gotten so much hotter than

1:09:32

the last five years. It's a mate. If

1:09:34

you notice a transformation in his hotness, he

1:09:36

has really upped his

1:09:38

game with those cool glasses.

1:09:40

Well,

1:09:40

he's got the bonus glasses, you know. He brought back the

1:09:43

beard he had in the eighties and certainly if you look

1:09:45

at the old pictures of him with

1:09:47

the beard, it was not

1:09:49

as

1:09:49

big fitting as it is on a mouth, so I guess I can't argue with that. It's a lot dark

1:09:51

on those two. I'm in my How come I have

1:09:54

more grays than Jim Fye?

1:09:57

Susan is eighties. This is not

1:09:59

his bro. Right. He should be he should be

1:10:02

putting in plug for just for men, not perfect

1:10:04

tuning. Yeah.

1:10:07

They certainly are or or Shinola, whatever

1:10:09

it is. I don't know. Can you

1:10:11

give us one example,

1:10:13

Jeff, of a case that that Plunkett

1:10:16

Cooney has helped the city council prevail against

1:10:18

Mirifile. Just the kind of stuff that you

1:10:20

got in up and forth with him about.

1:10:22

Yeah.

1:10:22

I'll give you the best example. So

1:10:25

the city council was

1:10:27

concerned about all these television

1:10:29

ads on broadcast TV that

1:10:32

was running over and over and over. Hello. I'm

1:10:34

mayor Felt. I'm a little bit boring. We're a clean and safe city. Terrible. Yeah. Blah. Blah. Yep.

1:10:36

And so that's that

1:10:39

that wasn't a PSA. You

1:10:42

know, where, you know, WTI is letting

1:10:44

him run -- Mhmm. -- ads. I didn't

1:10:46

think so. It was paid advertising by the

1:10:48

City of Warren. What? And so they

1:10:51

were they were paying for this hundreds of taxpayer dollars for

1:10:53

these television ads so he

1:10:55

could promote himself.

1:10:59

He allegedly saying he's promoting the city, but it's all about -- Yeah. -- you

1:11:01

know, you know, he you know Oh, it's all about

1:11:03

him. Officials in the

1:11:05

city. It's all about him. Yeah. But is that illegal? I mean, if it's

1:11:07

approved in the budget, what what's

1:11:09

wrong with that? Well, it's ridiculous.

1:11:12

Well, you're No. Don't get me

1:11:14

wrong. If it does that, totally ridiculous. Nobody does it, but you see

1:11:16

municipalities advertise. But Yeah.

1:11:18

How do you differentiate between

1:11:20

whether it's benefiting him

1:11:22

or it's benefiting the city? Legal.

1:11:24

Well, that we did we don't have

1:11:26

to, Trudy, because you just said it. The council cut it from the budget. Oh,

1:11:31

okay. The council cut all that from the

1:11:34

budget. He had a six hundred and six hundred thousand dollar line item or

1:11:36

more for what was called

1:11:38

contractual services in the downtown development

1:11:40

authority. For

1:11:42

the budget year, they cut

1:11:44

it yeah. Exactly. They cut it

1:11:46

to zero. They zeroed off the

1:11:48

line. And the mayor said he

1:11:51

said, We're not gonna go with the budget this year. We're gonna go

1:11:53

with my budget, though. Okay. And we're

1:11:55

still spending the

1:11:58

money. And they spent over four or five hundred thousand dollars on these

1:12:00

TV ads. What? And so we

1:12:02

went to the McComb County Circuit

1:12:04

Court, and this was in

1:12:07

April of this year. We

1:12:09

received a temporary restraining order to prevent him from spending money that wasn't in the budget. And we

1:12:12

got a final order

1:12:14

saying he violated the budget.

1:12:17

And he's under an ongoing injunction

1:12:20

order to not spend that money. But

1:12:22

he's already spent the four or five

1:12:24

hundred thousand dollars that

1:12:26

wasn't allocated. So We are now trying to do an audit of

1:12:28

the DDA, so we can get that audit report

1:12:30

to the State Department of Treasury, and he's blocking

1:12:32

the audit. We had to file another lawsuit

1:12:34

to get him to comply with the audit. So they

1:12:36

turned over the records to the auditor to show that he spent

1:12:38

money that wasn't in the budget. So, yes, it was cut from the budget. And

1:12:40

he's like, well, we're going with

1:12:43

my budget this year, but know, he

1:12:45

was a high school government teacher.

1:12:47

Right? Yes. Decades. Yep. He should know that the council has

1:12:51

the power of the purse. It's like the legislature. Yeah. He's the mayor. He can't

1:12:53

suspend the money without it being approved in

1:12:55

the budget. Okay. Jeff, I'm sure

1:12:57

you're ahead of me

1:12:59

on this, but Personally, it seems

1:13:01

to me if he's ignoring counsel's budget and is just using his own, then

1:13:04

why doesn't he

1:13:07

have to reimburse the five hundred thousand

1:13:09

dollars to the taxpayers have warned that he spent on commercials in

1:13:11

the state law. We have we're

1:13:13

trying

1:13:13

to get this to the Department

1:13:16

of Treasury. Which

1:13:18

has some oversight authority. They can order

1:13:20

corrective action. Of course, I called the state,

1:13:22

you know, Department of Treasury, great department.

1:13:25

And they're like, well, You're right. We can

1:13:27

we have remedies here, but you have to give us

1:13:29

an audit report. So they're not going to take a

1:13:31

letter from Plunkett Cooney or any

1:13:33

lawyer or any council member, they need under their laws and rules that Department of Treasury

1:13:35

needs an audit. So, like, okay. Council

1:13:40

votes. We're gonna do a

1:13:42

special independent audit. We can get an audit report about overstending on the budget and we'll send that to the of

1:13:44

Treasury, then they can take corrective

1:13:46

action. Well, we hire the auditor

1:13:50

he won't turn over the record. So now we're in court to

1:13:52

get the records turned over. Can you can you just have

1:13:55

one big leap to the next? As someone who's

1:13:57

in

1:13:57

the middle of this, can you

1:13:59

at least give me some explanation

1:14:01

is why because it always seems his way, that he just considers

1:14:03

Warren to be his own personal fiefdom and

1:14:05

he can do whatever the bleep

1:14:08

he wants. What

1:14:10

what do you think? Is it because he gets such a high

1:14:13

percentage of votes that he just thinks he

1:14:15

can get away with it? I think that's

1:14:16

why I think that historically yeah.

1:14:19

I think that was his historically the case, if

1:14:21

you go back to two thousand eleven and two thousand fifteen at over

1:14:23

eighty percent of the vote. But if

1:14:25

you go back to

1:14:27

two thousand nineteen, which was the last

1:14:29

election. He fell from eighty plus percent of the vote down to fifty six to fifty seven percent of

1:14:31

the vote. Lisa, though,

1:14:34

he had

1:14:35

a big drop. What

1:14:37

was the big difference? Why do you

1:14:39

think he went from eighty to fifty six? Because it's

1:14:41

not like Between two thousand and fifteen and two thousand nineteen,

1:14:44

he got humbled

1:14:47

with videos, audios -- Yes. -- and other

1:14:50

you know, it was just one thing after

1:14:53

the other. And a a thirty point drop

1:14:56

is pretty significant. Tell you Although

1:14:58

it wasn't enough to to add him,

1:15:00

but the new city council came in

1:15:02

they hired clunky cooty. And

1:15:04

that sounds like there's they

1:15:06

said, well, why is the mayor why

1:15:08

does the mayor get spiced terms We

1:15:10

only get three turns. Yeah. Because he

1:15:12

put a special provision on the ballot

1:15:15

in some sleepy August election, and we're

1:15:17

known with voting in two thousand fifteen.

1:15:19

And got an additional two terms. So the council put him back to three

1:15:21

terms like every other official and put it

1:15:23

on the November twenty twenty ballot,

1:15:25

the general election ballot when, you

1:15:27

know, it was Trump versus

1:15:29

Biden, so we had a huge turnout for that election. And the

1:15:31

vote was awarded sixty eight to thirty two

1:15:33

percent clipped him back to three

1:15:35

terms. Whoa. And so That's

1:15:39

when he started getting hotter. So this is his last term.

1:15:41

This is this is this is number four. Right? He's

1:15:43

going into male modeling afterwards. Right.

1:15:45

Right. Do you think

1:15:48

he had But then he

1:15:49

had an effort this summer. He had this big effort this summer to try

1:15:51

to get a petition drive going and

1:15:56

Heather Cattallo at channel seven covered this. Mhmm. He had

1:15:58

he was getting these free spaghetti dinners for people to show up. That's right.

1:16:00

He

1:16:02

he put a bread front trail all the way to the local banquet hall.

1:16:04

They come get free spaghetti. And and

1:16:06

when people got there, they were

1:16:09

asked to sign this petition which would have put it back on the

1:16:11

ballot this year to to

1:16:14

give them another term,

1:16:16

and they just didn't get the

1:16:19

signatures. And Heather DePaolo covered this story where they

1:16:21

were using this dark money pact and

1:16:23

some attorney named Secret

1:16:25

Saint Pierre who you know, the mayor had hired into the

1:16:28

attorney's office, and they were they were

1:16:30

using the stark money to fund all

1:16:32

these spaghetti dinners and get people to

1:16:34

come out to sign these petitions. And it failed today. He gets enough signatures.

1:16:36

So he's, you know, basically, we're

1:16:38

counting down the days. We're at

1:16:40

the the twelfth of December.

1:16:43

So he's got about eleven

1:16:44

months left. Well, Jeff, we have to wrap up here, but

1:16:46

I did wanna point out that, you know, the tapes you're referring to

1:16:48

where he dropped by twenty five, twenty

1:16:50

six percent, touch to twenty four eighty

1:16:54

to fifty six. But nonetheless, whatever, you

1:16:56

know, you're there. We played the audio, I would say,

1:16:58

probably five hundred times more than anyone else.

1:17:03

We probably how many times we play fuck that shit. We probably play

1:17:06

that at least three hundred times. We're

1:17:08

not the

1:17:10

mission. The chimpanzee one where he mispronounced his

1:17:13

chimpanzee. Yeah. Oh, I

1:17:15

don't know if anyone else plays

1:17:17

those except in the news when they

1:17:19

bleep them, but we've we've done the best job that

1:17:21

was helped me on the tape. Hey. I I wanna ask you this, Jeff. So he he was a city councilman

1:17:24

for, what, twenty five years

1:17:26

or something before he became mayor.

1:17:29

Do you think once he's terminated, he's

1:17:31

gonna I mean, because he loves power. Will he run for city again? Well, he's

1:17:33

in he's there

1:17:35

twenty six

1:17:36

years. He

1:17:38

served twenty six years on the council. So he's over

1:17:40

his limit on the council. No. He

1:17:42

can't run for council. Okay. So so

1:17:44

what's he gonna what's he

1:17:47

gonna do for power? Well, we're hearing It's

1:17:49

gonna become a cop. Another one of these. It's gonna become a

1:17:51

cop. Chief of police.

1:17:56

We hear he's got another one of these scams where the

1:17:58

city attorney's gonna write some legal opinion saying he can go back on the ballot

1:18:01

one more time. And it seems

1:18:03

to be one of these like,

1:18:06

convoluted legal opinions, like, well, you know, the voters approved, five turns back in twenty sixteen. And even though fifty

1:18:08

percent of the voters said

1:18:10

in twenty twenty, you're done. You

1:18:14

know, there was that four year period where he still had

1:18:16

that extra term and he's he's he's all he's

1:18:19

grandfathered it. That's it. He's grandfathered

1:18:21

it. He gets one more term. Oh, okay. So we're

1:18:23

expecting that there's going to be some sort of effort

1:18:26

to extend him beyond.

1:18:28

But it's not

1:18:31

going to work because a charter of Warren,

1:18:33

it's like the constitution of the city. He said, the greater of three

1:18:35

complete terms of twelve years and you're

1:18:35

done. 12. That'll

1:18:38

be done. It will be it will be fun

1:18:40

to watch it all fan out. I swear I

1:18:42

could see him being either a council person or

1:18:44

the mayor for another twenty years and

1:18:47

then retiring and still having He

1:18:49

seems like he'll never go. Does he feel

1:18:51

like he'll be around forever and ever? He's the mascot of Warren now. It's hot. is it about

1:18:53

Warren too with the

1:18:56

previous mayor? Oh,

1:18:58

Steinberg's Steinberg. Right? Here, Steinberg. I mean, it's just Yeah. That was pretty exciting. Had

1:19:00

a pretty wacky history

1:19:03

since I've been here. Anyway,

1:19:06

Jeff, great job, and I'm sorry

1:19:08

that you were misidentified as this person.

1:19:10

That's really crazy. Obviously, the guy was

1:19:13

heavier than you and you're a better looking

1:19:15

guy than that guy. So, hopefully, you

1:19:17

and Blake Acuña could continue

1:19:19

to hold him

1:19:22

accountable over there. Thank you. I know you will. Appreciate it.

1:19:24

Thank you. And by the way, I we

1:19:26

used to work with Loretta Novak over

1:19:29

here for a number

1:19:31

of years. She was a fabulous

1:19:33

member of the team over there, Plunkett Cooney. We

1:19:35

miss her terribly. Oh. Alright.

1:19:38

Good to hear that.

1:19:40

Yeah. Alright, man. We have

1:19:42

a good one. Thanks for the time. Great stuff. Thank you. Alright. Bye. Okay.

1:19:46

This is the mayor.

1:19:49

Shrods. Shrods is shrudsing

1:19:52

or

1:19:55

shredding or whatever.

1:19:59

What? I bet that's a great account for Monday Cooney. They must

1:20:01

bill more hours off of founts.

1:20:03

Oh, it's just endless.

1:20:05

I just think of a mommy's son. He has

1:20:08

cost that city with

1:20:10

his lawsuits and being

1:20:12

sued and spending advertising money that's not

1:20:14

in the budget. Well, you're not

1:20:15

looking at the good things, though. We've

1:20:17

made fun of those ads

1:20:20

forever because, like, why does

1:20:22

that add always run it was I remember before the five

1:20:24

twenty break on channel seven, it would run

1:20:26

every day, and I was like, who's

1:20:29

paying for that? I just could never understand

1:20:31

who paying for ridiculous ass. Obviously, him just going, hey, I'm the

1:20:34

mayor. Look how hot I am, Warren is

1:20:36

doing great.

1:20:38

Yeah. You when you see an ad for a place like Chicago, they're

1:20:40

advertising here. Why is Warren

1:20:43

advertising here? Shouldn't they be advertising on

1:20:45

the west side of the state or Well,

1:20:47

place else to have people come visit except it's all about He's

1:20:49

about a couch and nobody is no tourist

1:20:51

is looking to go

1:20:54

to Warren, Michigan. I mean, maybe up north. I know.

1:20:56

Detroit, but not Warren. And I

1:20:58

hope he becomes like a a

1:21:01

senior model, like Elon

1:21:03

Musk's mom or That'd be great.

1:21:05

Okay. Oh, I can see a good

1:21:07

day. The fucking sixty year old man. Oh, man.

1:21:10

I got to show

1:21:14

age, they're all dry enough. Why should I

1:21:16

bring it up? You know what he's gonna do? That's where

1:21:18

fuck that shit came from. You know? Oh, yeah. Play it

1:21:20

again. I'm

1:21:22

not dried up either. You so

1:21:24

did I want a day to fucking

1:21:27

sixty year old man? That

1:21:30

shit. I don't know. Lovely hang. I think after certain

1:21:32

ages, they're all dried up,

1:21:34

washed up, burned up. Oh

1:21:37

god.

1:21:37

I'm not washed up.

1:21:39

This this gonna end up doing a podcast once he's terminally ill. Oh,

1:21:41

you will. He will. He's just such a

1:21:43

feeble looking guy, but the fact he's

1:21:46

acting like, oh, he's looking old haggard

1:21:48

shit. Maybe she should

1:21:50

do celebrity boxing. I'd like to take a two by four, and I'd like to beat the fucking shit out again.

1:21:53

Image Rhodes

1:21:56

celebrity boxing. How does

1:21:58

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microwave and the -- Right. -- and the lobby. And they've had

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That's what I was wondering. If you steal an ATM, I

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mean, you can get into it. Right? And take the cash.

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on breaking bad, but I I

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remember that not working that one. There's gotta

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be there's always a way to

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get into something. Right? I suppose. There

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have been failures though. People stealing ATMs have been busted days later. You're still not into

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it yet. That's the problem. It's that you're leaving a lot

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of identifiers. Right. Is that who I think

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it is? Yeah. Sorry

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in the middle of a snowstorm, though.

1:29:39

Sorry to interrupt. I just saw him

1:29:41

on TV and I pointed, I was

1:29:43

like, hey, he's back. Okay.

1:29:44

That's interesting. Is there a is anything

1:29:46

been said? No. It's just Like, he's like,

1:29:50

Al Makar is back from having been banned. I'm

1:29:52

Miguel Algomer, and it's

1:29:54

snowing in California. Yeah.

1:29:56

Well, I get

1:29:59

the

1:29:59

impression that shoot. Let's

1:30:02

see. Okay. Missy, your report vanished after retracted. Paul

1:30:04

posty report returns

1:30:07

to air. Vanished. He

1:30:11

said, so he was a kid now. He does. Maybe he

1:30:13

was a kid. But he he

1:30:15

completely disappeared and came

1:30:17

back and he hasn't said anything, but

1:30:19

I I wonder if he stands by his story.

1:30:21

I think he I believe he does. I've

1:30:23

read two accounts about

1:30:26

him coming back today. It seems that

1:30:29

gee, shouldn't there be

1:30:31

some sort of explanation now

1:30:34

that I can find that has any headline

1:30:37

that is anything but he's

1:30:39

back is the New York

1:30:41

Post who says, What on Earth is happening

1:30:43

in NBC News? It keeps muffing or

1:30:45

distorting crucial story after crucial story.

1:30:48

Take its story this week on

1:30:50

Team Biden's release of Merchant Death Victor

1:30:52

Bout. Citing a senior US official

1:30:54

NBC initially reported that Moscow offered Washington Choice, bout for Greiner or

1:30:57

for Marine vet

1:31:00

Paul Whelan. And then came a correction to

1:31:02

say the choices being grinder or no one. That's weird.

1:31:05

Do people often

1:31:08

say that I could be a try

1:31:10

choice between this or nothing. Does that sound like something a country would offer?

1:31:13

Former national supervisor,

1:31:16

John Projekin, says Russia

1:31:18

already offered Team Trump a wheeling for bout deal, which then president turned down. NBC's correction

1:31:20

sinks up with the

1:31:23

White House line once Andrew

1:31:26

Mitchell's line was scrubbed from her

1:31:28

story. Now they go on to talk

1:31:30

about how Andrew Mitchell has not agreed

1:31:33

that this was a mistake in

1:31:35

her story. But this follows the Paul Pelosi. Can somebody look up Andrea Mitchell and

1:31:37

see if she's commented

1:31:40

yet on what

1:31:42

they claimed was the Biden administration claimed

1:31:44

that she got it wrong.

1:31:46

She said she had a

1:31:48

high high up in the state department

1:31:51

who said that to her. Soon after the vicious

1:31:53

hammer attack of the White House speaker's husband will be seen news national

1:31:55

correspondent Miguel Almaguer reported that Pelosi opened the door for police

1:31:57

and didn't attempt to escape and even walk

1:31:59

towards his alleged attacker. NBC

1:32:02

retracted that report citing vague

1:32:05

grounds of its not meeting reporting

1:32:07

standards in suspended Amigaur. Again, the

1:32:09

correction props up a narrative

1:32:11

helpful to Democrats. Our reports getting facts wrong the first

1:32:13

time are wrongly not waiting to learn their sup

1:32:15

what what they're supposed

1:32:18

to report Adding the insanity around NBC NBC's

1:32:20

Dasha Burns reporting on John Federman,

1:32:22

she interviewed the then senate candidate weeks

1:32:25

before election day and noted in small

1:32:27

talk before the interview without captioning, it

1:32:29

wasn't clear he was understanding our conversation. For this remark,

1:32:31

later, vindicated by a hundred percent by

1:32:34

Federman's shambolic debate performance

1:32:37

She was roundly criticized by federal and defenders, including

1:32:39

other media figures, who insisted that the stroke survivor was fine. Burns

1:32:43

to her credit stood firm, but NBC

1:32:45

News more recent retractions make it look like the network has opted to stomp on

1:32:47

reporters who counter

1:32:52

the narrative. At the very least, it says a

1:32:54

major network is having major trouble. You know, I read that story about I didn't know

1:32:56

that was

1:32:59

NBC, though. The Dasha Byrne's story.

1:33:00

Dasha Byrne's? She's the

1:33:02

one that interviewed John

1:33:05

Federman and said she

1:33:07

was concerned that he wasn't understanding some of the

1:33:09

questions she was asking without the

1:33:11

captioning. Oh, yeah. I remember

1:33:13

that. And then she

1:33:15

was blistered by everyone, and she said that she

1:33:17

stood by her comment. And then the debate came

1:33:20

and the debate he did not do very well. And

1:33:22

all of a sudden it looked like, oh, well,

1:33:24

maybe. SHE

1:33:26

HAD SOMETHING. Reporter:

1:33:27

IT'S SUBJECTIVE THOUGH WHETHER

1:33:29

SHE DIDN'T THINK

1:33:30

THAT HE UNDERSTOOD. IT'S SLIGHTLY

1:33:33

SUBJECTIVE TRUE, BUT she was just

1:33:35

commenting on her interview. I I mean,

1:33:37

because what they did was they then

1:33:39

went and added captioning and

1:33:41

she thought he was okay with the captioning. She just

1:33:43

didn't feel without the captioning. Wait. Let me you that. And

1:33:48

noted in small talk before the interview without captioning,

1:33:50

it wasn't clear he was understanding our

1:33:55

conversation. Now, for this remark, later, vindicated a

1:33:57

hundred percent by Federman's debate performance. His

1:33:59