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there you go. We

1:34

had a great weekend at

1:36

the magic bag, the WATP

1:39

show, what a blower.

1:42

Oh, my god. That was great show

1:44

too. The everybody had a great

1:46

time and it was even a crowd. I

1:48

know it was a stellar appearance. You can hear the crowd getting

1:51

very excited there. They were

1:53

like that all night. It was fantastic. And

1:56

I know we'll have a lot more of that coming up.

1:58

But first, the lions just

2:01

finished losing forty eight to forty

2:03

five to Seattle. And

2:06

Eli, where do you wanna start with this? I'm

2:09

gonna give you the call to the day. They're

2:12

not a bad team. They're just not a very

2:14

good team. That just kinda means they're

2:16

an average team, but they

2:18

were extremely entertaining this afternoon.

2:21

They were. It's fun. And against a

2:23

very mediocre this is two very

2:25

average teams Seattle. In fact, Seattle

2:27

came in twenty ninth in

2:30

rushing, twenty first in passing,

2:32

twenty eighth in scoring, thirty first in

2:34

the red zone. and

2:36

they scored forty forty

2:38

eight points. How did why did that how did

2:40

that happen? Well, the online defense was just

2:42

awful today, but, you know, there's a mistake

2:45

galore on both teams,

2:47

but three plays stood

2:49

out when the lions were in a touchdown each

2:51

time and then Khalifa

2:54

Raymond catching fumble mid second quarter.

2:56

So instead of seventeen nine, Metcalf

2:59

Pizza Kuda fifty four yards and they score a

3:01

touchdown there. Twenty four to

3:03

nine. Second half

3:06

just begins. They're within nine

3:08

points, missing an extra point, their

3:10

new kicker, their rookie kicker. Oh, miss two

3:12

extra kick off out of bounds too.

3:14

Yeah. Right. By

3:17

the way, Seattle scored four

3:19

touchdowns and a field goal in

3:21

their first four possessions. Because

3:23

the second bad play was when golf began

3:26

the second half, by throwing the interception

3:28

of the first play a pitch. That's what it is. I read

3:30

that it's the first time in the history of the Seahawks,

3:32

which they had some pretty bad years in the evening.

3:34

It's the first time that they've never punded.

3:36

And they've had some really good here for the first time they've

3:38

never punded. Did we ever stop them?

3:40

Well, well, they miss they shake that one field.

3:43

No. Shanket, they they he's not stopping him.

3:45

He pulled it thirty yards straight. Trust

3:47

me. I know about Shanks and Hawks. I play golf.

3:50

Terrell. And and and the third play,

3:52

They're within eight again in the second half,

3:55

thirty one to twenty three, thirteen

3:57

sixteen, blitz and

3:59

Rashad Penny, send them off the right

4:01

side for a touchdown. So, you know,

4:03

again, they cut

4:05

a one, they the Should've

4:08

Should've won? No. They Didn't

4:11

win. I don't wanna say they blew it because there we

4:13

see. I made a lot of mistakes too,

4:15

but The offense is fantastic, but

4:17

the defense sucks. And

4:19

the audience has got I think about five hundred

4:21

and forty five yards to that team that

4:23

really doesn't do anything that crazy thing.

4:26

theme plays over and over and over

4:28

and they just I mean, I guess if you don't stop

4:30

it, just keep running. And they got a bad rushing with

4:32

their twenty ninth in rushing. There's only thirty two

4:34

teams in the league in the Senate. Gino Smith.

4:36

I mean, he's really a sibling. play

4:39

Gino Smith, and he looked like a

4:41

probe a probe over. He's a he's a ten

4:43

year veteran. By the way, he makes I don't

4:45

wanna knock Jared Goff did not have a bet. We

4:47

disagree on that. I thought he had a pretty good game today. That's

4:49

a pretty good game. Jared Goff makes thirty

4:51

three million, and Smith makes

4:53

three million. Not that that means

4:55

anything other than they have a different

4:57

salary. But Smith is

4:59

Smith is leads leads the league in in percentage.

5:01

He's seventy seven percent coming in. He was

5:03

twenty three or thirty. You know, I the

5:06

lions are are better. I agree with you.

5:08

They're better. I think Dan Campbell

5:10

could last as a coach. They

5:12

seem to have a good general manager. They play

5:14

hard. they're just at this point,

5:16

not very good. And they score forty five points

5:19

without without three of their

5:21

key key offensive players, without -- It's incredible.

5:23

-- without swift. And

5:25

who's the other one? Shark Shark. Shark. Shark. They're

5:27

missing 222 stars. two starting

5:29

offensive lines of line. Yeah. Right. So

5:31

they just Well,

5:34

what what I can say? They're not a bad team. It's

5:36

not a very good team. Well, actually,

5:39

I compare them to the first

5:41

game last year when I thought

5:43

Well, they win one game this year.

5:45

They're that bad. I really wasn't sure they'd

5:47

even win a game. I was impressed they won

5:49

three out of the last eight or whatever.

5:52

Got better. Mhmm. And and now they've started out the season,

5:54

and it's disappointing because

5:56

it seems like it could be easily be two and two.

5:59

Right.

5:59

Sad. But

5:59

I still don't think winning

6:02

six or seven games is out of the question at

6:04

all. No. Listen, they could be three in one. They

6:06

they they certainly could have beaten Minnesota.

6:08

They they had the game in hand and Campbell

6:10

made a very bad decision, as he said,

6:12

on the going from field goals.

6:14

But today's game is one of those games when you look at the

6:16

schedule coming out as if it means anything in the

6:18

NFL because any team can really be in

6:20

any, you know, any given Sunday. But that's one of these

6:22

games. A West Coast team that's not

6:24

very good coming here. You should beat them. should

6:26

be your favorite to beat him. Yeah. You shouldn't beat

6:28

him. What were the lion's favorite by today? Three and

6:30

a half, I think. It was okay. What's

6:32

the latest one? I'm just trying to what happened

6:34

to the defense? I didn't think they were.

6:37

I didn't think they were very good. I

6:39

think having Tracy Walker out is bigger

6:41

than people realized because he's allegedly

6:43

the capsid calls. color. Yeah. The coverage

6:45

changes and whatnot. because who's

6:47

who's number five? He looked lost it. Was that

6:49

rookie? You forget his name. but he

6:51

he looked totally lost especially on the

6:53

thirty six day touchdown run. And Joseph

6:56

another rookie so Kirby Joseph allowed

6:58

to touchdown early on the first touched down.

7:00

I keep reading about how well Okuda is

7:02

playing. I I don't see them stopping anybody

7:04

defensively in the defensive back

7:07

field. Well, Okuda shut down Justin Jefferson

7:09

last last week against the Vikings. I mean, one

7:11

of the league's best receivers. He had one good

7:13

play against Metcalf. He and I were watching

7:15

that weekend. Yeah. Hit hit the ball, man. He

7:17

wasn't He's He has a shot at

7:19

the bar. caught bar is pretty low on him.

7:21

So, yeah, I guess he had a good game.

7:23

Okay. I mean, I can't I can't imagine how anyone in

7:25

defense had a good game today. but I suppose

7:27

someone probably grained it out well. I

7:29

thought Rodrigo and anal zone

7:31

are pretty good. Yeah. Yeah. But

7:34

I don't know. I when you give up forty eight points,

7:36

it's really hard for you to get excited about anyone's

7:38

play. There were just two or three

7:40

touchdowns that Seattle just shouldn't have

7:42

had. But that's the way it go. And they they

7:44

could be three and one, but they're one and three,

7:46

and that's that's the I mean, it's still worse.

7:48

best best best build parcel says you are

7:50

what your record says you are. So

7:53

that's what it is. So what's next week?

7:55

Pat's. The pets. Okay. That's

7:57

another game that could win. Real quick. Drew,

7:59

the pets is it at the pets, by the way?

8:01

Yes. Who's the Patriots quarterback? Is it Brian

8:03

Moyer now? I jokingly asked that

8:05

early injury. He's already out. It is Brian Horst. Is

8:07

he injured? The third guy is zappied. Oh,

8:09

boy. Brian Horst was, like, a

8:11

a sixth year senior in Michigan

8:13

state, and he's been in the league for twenty seven

8:15

years. Hey. That's

8:18

best job, though, back up with that too. I didn't

8:20

think he was that good in college. And

8:22

we'll look at Gino Smith. Gino Smith

8:24

was drafted by the Jets in the second round,

8:26

played played a lot the first two years, and they

8:28

kinda gave up on him. In the last

8:31

eight years, he's only had, like, eight or

8:33

nine starts. He's played for the

8:35

chargers, played for the giants, played for

8:38

but He's a he's a

8:40

veteran. He's savvy. And he knew what to do to beat

8:42

these guys today, and Pete Carroll's agree.

8:45

They don't make him do much, really. They

8:47

make him throw really short balls and

8:49

but he makes good decisions. And and it was a

8:51

gutsy thing they did because they traded Russell

8:53

Wilson. They got five draft

8:55

picks for Russell Wilson, two first

8:57

and two seconds. They got no off

8:59

a fan who scored the touchdown in the game

9:01

to tight end. So five draft

9:04

picks ten first and two seconds. Yep.

9:06

Is that good? The fifth of Wilson.

9:08

Yeah. They I mean, not this year, he isn't playing that well,

9:10

but It was actually a tow total before

9:12

because they traded Wilson in fourth

9:14

round pick, four Drew

9:16

lock, backup quarterback for Denver,

9:18

and then four draft picks. Was

9:20

Wilson that good last year?

9:22

Well, since it I mean, he's all a favorite.

9:24

All a favorite. Yeah. But he doesn't run anymore.

9:26

He's gotten to more legs. That's a lot of two

9:28

first and two seconds. I mean, the line's got too

9:30

first on third, and we're all excited about

9:32

that. Yeah. And he's married to Sierra, who I

9:34

don't really know who she is. I I

9:36

was not Sierra. sierra, isn't

9:38

it? Sierra. Sierra. Maybe

9:40

sierra. Yeah. Sierra is it. You could say sierra.

9:42

It's sierra, SICRRA

9:44

his his wife's name. CIARA

9:47

is a sierra. Sierra singer. Is this

9:49

is this is this about the time the brand that

9:51

plays the intro? Oh, it's not showing my god.

9:57

Sounds like a replay.

9:59

Doctor Yellow

10:02

persists. So

10:02

See it

10:06

my way, and Eli

10:08

Zarate production. I

10:10

They're

10:13

good eyes without a face. It's better

10:15

than bad eyes without a face.

10:17

Right? Let's talk about our college guys.

10:19

Okay. Spartan's played a little bit better.

10:22

But, boy, this you know, I think

10:24

Mel Tucker is kinda like Harbaugh was

10:26

two years ago. Yep. a great

10:28

coach. What happened to him? A

10:30

horrible What happened? Why it

10:32

was great in the NFL. He was great at

10:34

Stanford. And and what happened? And then same thing

10:36

with mail He's eleven and two

10:38

last year. I think they're gonna be two and

10:40

four after next week. They're gonna

10:42

wind up probably four and eight. It's it's kind of

10:44

a kind of a mystery nobody can seem

10:46

to solve. them. Yeah. I I think

10:48

Michigan should kill them at home. Just

10:50

Oh, that's kinda game Michigan lose then. Mhmm.

10:53

No. But No. Usually, they would kill them.

10:55

No. Usually when they're heavily favored. They're

10:57

they're pretty good those games. It's

10:59

the road games where Michigan, I think, can

11:01

sometimes really underperform. But,

11:03

my god, they had two midfield goals on miss

11:05

extra point, and and

11:07

drop passes all over the

11:09

place. Although, Thorne really

11:11

fires the ball at guys when they're not that

11:13

far away. Her

11:17

defense just sucks. Yeah. It's --

11:19

Saturday bad. -- a very unexpected

11:22

collapse by Michigan State. and

11:24

Michigan looked a little bit better. Remember, a little

11:26

dubious after they played Minnesota,

11:28

they kinda snuck by Maryland. I'm sorry,

11:30

Maryland. And then Yesterday played

11:32

very well in Iowa. Not

11:34

j j white j j McCarthy looked

11:36

pretty good. A white quarterback who can

11:38

run. Shades of friend, Tarkington,

11:41

Tim Tivo, Steve Young. I

11:43

still worry about him if he ever gets

11:45

pressured. mean, he may not get

11:47

pressured until the Ohio State came. Yeah.

11:49

But I don't know. He just

11:51

seems like he's kinda happy,

11:53

fity, is quick on his feet. I think they like

11:55

that. That's what No. He is quick on his feet,

11:57

but I think when he doesn't find a

11:59

receiver or sometimes it takes him too long

12:01

to find a receiver. I just haven't seen him under

12:03

any pressure. from the offensive. Oh, yeah. No.

12:05

I feel like he had pressured last week.

12:07

Yeah. A little a little bit. He's He was positioned to

12:09

perform well against pressure. I don't

12:11

think. Last week? Yeah.

12:13

I mean, I want more on them. But looking at that touchdown

12:16

pass, he threw against Iowa.

12:18

First of all, he almost dropped a snap because it

12:20

was a low snap. Which show when he helmet

12:22

to? Touchdown passing in Iowa. He

12:24

dropped running back? To the running back, you

12:26

mean? No. It was

12:28

Yeah. It was at eleven. Yeah. I'm getting

12:30

quarians. Yeah. But yeah. It was beautiful. It

12:32

was a great play by them. No. It was a good play. I

12:34

agree. That was a lot of pressure on the

12:36

rollout. But but to your point, He's

12:39

nineteen. He's a sophomore.

12:41

He's got to he's got to learn

12:43

his his the the game against weak

12:45

opponents. He's going to Indiana next week,

12:47

which is terrible thing that lost in Nebraska.

12:49

I know it's your day.

12:51

So, you know, he's he's had a great in

12:53

kind of an introduction to

12:55

learn the game on the job. And

12:57

and we'll see that he's done fine. I just

12:59

think that my what

13:01

I felt like at of the first three games is

13:03

Michigan is going to win ten games in a row. They're

13:05

going to go ten and o. They're going to lose the last two

13:07

games. And now I'm

13:09

not sure I feel that way because I

13:11

I just I don't know. It's just been a weird newsroom before

13:13

that, you think. No. I I don't know. Not

13:16

necessarily. I just can't tell how good the big

13:18

ten is like iOS no

13:20

offense whatsoever that we have other tier

13:22

two. performed against the number one scoring

13:24

defense. I mean, they put twenty seven

13:26

points up. led by him. scored

13:28

seven after the last turn over to I

13:30

agree that this the the league

13:32

is rather We Although per The what

13:34

Minnesota. I thought Minnesota would Toner Morgan was

13:36

just gonna be an incredible team this

13:38

year. Are they have you looked at the standings in the

13:40

west? Fucking bankers. I mean, they're all one

13:42

in one except for Wisconsin. You

13:44

guys think the big ten is good? I think

13:46

the east is very good. I think I because I

13:48

didn't think Penn State's not legit, but they are. It

13:50

has a reputation for being very good, but we look at

13:52

it. close-up because we're here and and most

13:54

of these teams seem seem really shitty. I have

13:56

to say, I've been watching you always watch

13:58

a lot of Big Ten football, and I'm finding myself

14:01

just bored with big ten football. I don't I

14:03

mean, not because it's terrible or anything. It's

14:05

just the games aren't as exciting. It take four

14:07

hours also. takes a long

14:09

time like everybody else, but it's just

14:12

not like the Alabama Arkansas

14:14

game is like, oh my god. speed of

14:16

this game. No. The SCC is a

14:18

different level. It just is. It has been for

14:20

years. I I got I got two two quarterback

14:22

stories. The first one, I'm watching I'm

14:24

watching some something yesterday and Bryce

14:26

Young quarterback for

14:28

Alabama is doing a Fansville thing

14:30

and I'm saying, this guy is

14:32

making serious, serious, though.

14:34

He's in a national commercial. He's

14:36

got other stuff going on. And

14:38

and he and and this is

14:40

this whole NFL thing. What's

14:43

interesting about it though is that who's to

14:45

say how how important

14:47

other guys on this team are that will make zero

14:49

money, like the offensive lineman. So it isn't

14:51

it isn't what your value is.

14:53

It's what your exposure is. because a

14:55

lot of guys that are great players in this

14:57

respect. He's a heisman trophy winner. Right.

14:59

So he's also in the Heistman trophy ads. Right.

15:01

What's that? The reason

15:03

NIL can't last is

15:06

because of just that reason that

15:08

that the high profile guys are gonna make millions

15:10

of dollars and the other guys that

15:12

protect them and and and play hard and are just as

15:14

important to the team in many ways are gonna

15:16

make, you know, ten grand from a

15:18

local car dealer. Even late Savant is

15:20

complaining about it though. And about every

15:22

player on their team. I think

15:24

it's stupid because, first

15:26

of all, they make so much money

15:28

off this sport. Billions and

15:30

billions of dollars and then they go, are you

15:32

boosted you fucking pay out It's the

15:34

great eleven Fuck. Are you kidding

15:36

me? Listen. They there's a it's

15:38

been passed off that down.

15:40

It's so wild. I has

15:42

been passed off as an amateur sport

15:44

forever and we know it. Yeah. So

15:47

so, finally, subsanity comes into it,

15:49

but it's crazy too, the way old thing works. Well,

15:51

school's the answer is to have the boosters

15:53

pam. That's the answer. The school the

15:55

school doesn't wanna give up any of that TV

15:57

money that No. But they should. Well,

15:59

it's a true name. They should. fucking

16:01

whores these programs are.

16:03

It's not yours. I mean, it ends the illusion

16:05

that their student athlete. instead

16:08

of athletic. It's not an illusion.

16:10

It is an illusion. It's always been an

16:12

illusion. Yeah. But

16:14

they I mean, always say it. But they

16:16

got away with it. There's the backup defense

16:18

of Takaloo's got a four point zero and

16:20

edge Dude, how about these two

16:22

athletes? Two other

16:26

obviously, the other big quarterback story, which

16:28

is really just what football is

16:30

all about, which is out. dangerous it is, how

16:32

brutal it is, how

16:35

concussive it is this whole to a

16:37

tagli a bite.

16:39

I gotta tackle the I gotta tackle the old,

16:41

attack the old, attack the old. Set it a thousand

16:43

times. The he gets he's what

16:45

what are they called? They call it gross motor instability.

16:48

when he was tackled against the bills. Mhmm. It was

16:50

like brand member Brandon Peters when

16:52

when when he got against

16:54

Minnesota. And and and Brady Hope didn't

16:56

didn't notice it or didn't take him out of the game. So

16:59

this is but they're and they work by the way, they

17:01

fired today -- Yeah. -- the

17:03

the neurotrauma guy who cleared

17:05

him He only missed three plays against Buffalo,

17:07

and then he plays four days later. Like,

17:09

can I ask you something? Why was

17:11

no one mad until he got hurt in

17:13

the second game? They were. they were

17:15

questioning all week long, questioning all week long,

17:18

because he he's

17:20

clearly got a concussion. He's

17:22

staggering he can't stand up. He's he

17:24

barely can sue. Why wasn't the doctor fired

17:26

before this game? Well, I don't know. I

17:28

don't know that. But I mean,

17:30

wasn't it matter that when he got hurt again, they went,

17:33

hey, we're mad about last week, this week

17:35

now. Maybe they Or they're mad about last week,

17:37

last week, maybe they had to fire him

17:39

because of the second incident. Yeah. Somebody

17:41

because he's gonna feel free. Exactly. What sometimes if

17:43

he didn't get hurt this week, nobody cares. One of

17:45

the big rumors -- Mhmm. -- at Michigan with the whole

17:47

Doc Anderson thing, we talked about it on

17:50

this show or the other show he used to do is which name I

17:52

keep on forgetting, no film through sports.

17:57

Was that figure out figure out what I was gonna

17:59

say. But but doctor Anderson and

18:01

Doctor Anderson on the field. Yeah. What? That

18:03

he would keep people on the field -- Yeah.

18:05

-- whereas the trainer wouldn't. So this

18:08

doctor allowed him to stay on the field.

18:10

That's why they're investigating the coach who

18:12

claims it's Mike McDaniel.

18:15

that he should have done something about it, but he

18:17

says, no. The doctor said he's okay.

18:19

So the doctor they paid to make sure

18:21

the guys can play they have to fire. So

18:23

Rodney Harrison, you know. Rodney Harrison, right, played

18:25

for the Patriots. He's a commentator. Now he

18:27

was talking about how players Even

18:29

when he was playing, they would get hit and go

18:31

down and they would grab their ankle because they

18:33

didn't want people to think that they were

18:36

concussed. So but the the the and that kinda

18:38

defeat the fucking carpet. The players

18:40

wanna play. They don't wanna go out of the game.

18:42

Two, it didn't say, man. In a little

18:44

bit. I I must have a concussion. You

18:46

know, listen. Member, our good buddy, Spellman.

18:48

The the great story. He was at the ninety four season.

18:50

He played with a torn peck. He had

18:52

a torn pectoral muscle. all

18:54

his internal bleeding. And Dexter

18:57

Busy, who was in charge of making sure

18:59

that the players dressed properly, he

19:01

would have to come off the field after every

19:03

series and changes Jersey because it had

19:05

blood on it. Oh, wow. But he but he but this is

19:07

what players do. And and and a lot of pressure

19:09

on doctor Busy. You

19:11

know, it's it's it's kinda like aids.

19:15

It's kinda like aids. It's kinda like

19:17

smokers. I'm thirty five.

19:19

I smoke two packs a day. I

19:21

feel great. you know, you haven't got lung cancer

19:23

yet because you're you're young, but given another

19:25

thirty years and that's what these guys are, they

19:27

they they play this game brutalizes

19:29

their bodies. Did you see the I don't know if you saw the

19:31

hull of Blue about JJ Watt today.

19:35

So JJ Watt heard some of them. They leaked some

19:37

story got leaked out about how he had an

19:39

heart issue last Wednesday went to the

19:41

doctor took care of it, and he was playing

19:43

today. everybody was up in arms, and

19:45

JJ Watt actually tweeted out before

19:47

that, hey, some of my personal medical issue

19:49

got out there. So I'm gonna tell you what happened.

19:51

My heart went into AFib and they

19:54

shocked it, which honestly I know I

19:56

know people with AFib. How that big a

19:58

deal? And so he's like, I'm fine. I've been

20:00

monitored. That's why I'm playing today. everybody's

20:02

losing the collective mind. Why is everybody answering

20:04

stuff on social media? Well, what

20:06

the fuck is going? It's annoying for him

20:09

because how did that get out? I mean, that's what I'm interested in.

20:11

How did his personal medical information? Everything gets

20:13

out. What did I don't know who put it out, but I

20:15

saw it from who's the ripped

20:17

dude on Fox in morning, Jay

20:20

Glaser. Jay Glaser had it. So I don't know

20:22

if he picked it up from someone or

20:24

Half the shit that get out gets out is

20:26

fake. is that a real and then the real shit gets

20:28

out and you don't know which is which. A

20:30

life spread faster than the truth. Right? Yeah. He

20:32

has to answer it. One other one I got

20:35

is two other But quickly, this

20:37

MVP thing in the American league is fascinating. I I

20:39

don't think judge hit his sixty second today.

20:41

It's it's a Sunday afternoon and

20:43

I checkings. Are we breaking in for his bass today?

20:46

Somebody Really weird. Somebody compiled

20:48

compiled his stats of when they break into

20:50

college football games. He

20:53

is two for twelve, seven walks, seven

20:55

strike outs, one hit by pitch with a

20:57

slash line of 181536

20:59

pitch itself. What a shape? So, yeah,

21:01

there he goes. Why did he wake him in when when the people

21:04

hit seventy three? I don't

21:06

know. Right? because he's a Yankee. That's a great

21:08

that's a great question. In fact,

21:10

Somebody said seventy. Somebody said sixty five. Yeah.

21:12

But as an old timers As

21:14

an old timer, to me, in the pre

21:16

steroid ish era, Sixty

21:19

one is the record. I don't count we don't care

21:21

about you. You don't care about you. You don't care about

21:23

Jeremy Sosa spending money. Jeremy Sosa

21:25

did over sixty three times.

21:28

You got Maguire.

21:30

It's so to me, sixty one

21:32

is kinda kinda the record, but here's

21:34

a question for you. O'Tani,

21:36

who is a reigning MVP, is

21:38

having a better year. He has

21:40

got a war of nine point seven, which

21:42

I think was more the entire Tiger team put

21:45

I don't know. So it

21:47

also He's with the he's with the entire

21:49

time. He's with I'm I'm curious what they're

21:51

open what their war is. I don't think it's more

21:53

than fifteen the whole day. Does he have forty home runs?

21:55

he's got third I think thirty four, thirty five, and he's got, you

21:58

know, he's got ninety three RBIs.

22:01

What is pitching numbers? Fifteen

22:03

wins, two thirty five ERA.

22:05

And two thirty five. What what is the

22:07

judge judge has got a a war of ten point

22:09

six, and if it hits the sixty second, you gotta

22:11

give him. But you see, it's the difference between

22:13

the most valuable player and

22:15

then they change it and basketball to the most outstanding player. Because the

22:18

most valuable player is judged

22:20

because what value did O'Tany and

22:22

trout give you an angel zero? So

22:24

but it is the MVP. But they gave them value. I

22:26

feel like it's a lot like when Miggie

22:29

wanted over Mike trout. Member trout had that

22:31

great year. Yeah. All

22:33

the advanced stats loved him and but maybe

22:35

I think that was his troubled crown here.

22:37

Yeah. Yeah. And the Tigers did well. Right.

22:39

They'll try to have thirty eight home runs this year

22:41

in four hundred and forty eight bats. That's

22:43

like one every twelve at

22:45

bats. Pretty fucking incredible. And

22:47

he was hurt. I know. You gotta

22:49

really screw that back. Those two guys need to go to a different

22:51

team. And the last story, of course,

22:53

the the happy story of the week is a hundred and

22:55

seventy four, trample to death

22:57

in Indonesia. at

22:59

a soccer game. They lowered it. They lowered it. It's

23:01

only about a hundred and fifty deaths. Oh, but there's

23:03

a hundred people in the hospital that that only

23:05

What goes on at these sites. See the video game, it must have been really important

23:07

if that many people got trampoline dialed.

23:10

Did you see the video? No. The home team the home

23:12

team lost three to two, and

23:14

their fans demanded that

23:16

management explain. Wait. They play the game. A hundred and

23:18

seven people traveler. Now we gotta play the game. It's

23:20

too fucking important. That's why these people died. They would want us

23:22

to play the game. That's what they would

23:25

want. I mean, it was already done. You

23:27

couldn't stop it. Why why wouldn't you

23:29

play? Seriously, a hundred a hundred

23:31

seventy people have trample of death and they played the game. What was

23:33

it was after the game? But who didn't play the

23:35

concert and Cincinnati was after those after those

23:37

after the What what is interesting about the video and a

23:39

lot of it's in some foreign language? I don't know

23:41

what it but you see just all these

23:43

people run onto the field. They mill

23:45

around for a while. And I've never seen people

23:47

vacate a field so quickly too because I

23:49

don't know if they repair a military who these

23:51

cops were. that just started fire Then

23:53

they started firing tear gas into the

23:55

stands which created more panic. So

23:57

the fans trample the fans or the military

23:59

trample the fans or they either kill the fan. The

24:01

fans trampled themselves, thirty four diabetes stadium.

24:03

Both getting on and getting off. Oh my

24:05

god. But the video is wild. Yeah. The

24:07

the writing, I I did I did not see the video.

24:09

The fucking soccer game Hell yeah. Lilly.

24:12

Oh my god. Yeah. Fans were emotional. I

24:14

saw the emotions here in the studio. Mark

24:16

was getting emotional over the lines

24:18

game is getting emotional. We we continue a little bit

24:20

of the the Indonesian stuff, but it's still

24:22

persistent. Oh, they don't have much else. Okay. I gotta ask

24:24

you, did you watch Billmar Friday

24:27

night? No. I take I watched the one the week before who

24:29

did you Omar spent about ten minutes some about

24:31

how ridiculous it is that the the Celtics coach

24:33

has suspended for a year for having a

24:36

consensual sexual relationship. I've

24:38

been saying that all along. How

24:40

can you suspend a guy for a year for

24:42

having consensual sexual relationship

24:44

because of a power dynamic. Did you hear

24:46

the update on it by the way? No.

24:49

So remember we heard that there were

24:51

multiple rules that he broke you're thinking, wow, he must have done a

24:53

lot of Well, I thought he maybe banged other

24:55

chicks. Well, he thought something bad.

24:57

Right? Yeah. No. I think he just used some

24:59

some some used crude

25:02

language with the woman in

25:04

question prior to starting the relationship.

25:06

The consensual relationship? Yeah. But he

25:08

used bad language. So a lot.

25:11

I don't know. I would I would think the essential sex

25:13

after the crude so the crude language obviously meant

25:15

little to her. Why are we mad in her behalf? She

25:17

was mad. She was happy enough fucking

25:19

mind. But if the relationship becomes consensual, doesn't that

25:21

kinda wipe the the whiteboard

25:23

kind of the Kroger mark? Are you insinuated

25:25

the NBA as to woke

25:28

that they're going after what they think is the right thing. Dude, that's

25:30

it. Do you see what it is? That's crazy.

25:32

Fox like a dream Oliver. Did you

25:34

see Antonio Brown is a

25:37

helicopter ring his dick in a pool in Dubai

25:39

-- Right. -- over the weekend. Why is every why

25:41

is there video of every is there video of this right

25:43

now? Can you do anything like

25:45

that? Okay. Antonio Brown sexually

25:47

assaulted multiple women. He stuck he's

25:49

his girlfriend though. serious breaking news on

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Stand by for some booming breaking

26:01

news. What? I should have waited for the

26:03

interview. allegedly stuck his ass in the

26:05

woman's face he laughed about

26:07

it. Yeah. But he pulled his dick out. He

26:09

exposed himself in public in

26:11

Dubai. He could have been stoned

26:13

to death He was pulling on his wehner too, but it's

26:15

big. But, nonetheless, that's a

26:17

public pool. Here it is. Yeah. Let's see. I'm

26:19

not upset about it. Don't get the

26:21

wrong idea. but he has saw he blew

26:23

a load on Chick who was painting in his

26:25

apartment. So there he's he's naked in the pool,

26:27

so that must be allowed also. No.

26:29

It's not allowed. That's Dubai. What

26:31

is it? What's he doing? Anyway, no,

26:33

he's nuts. But remember

26:35

all the women who said he sexually assaulted

26:37

them and he said they're all hires and

26:39

yet we have video him throwing bags of dicks at

26:42

his the baby mama of his what his

26:44

three kids. I thought he had a pretty compelling

26:46

argument, though, responding to this.

26:48

did you see his tweets? I did not. He

26:51

wrote every chance they get to sway the heat

26:53

off themselves, they use me. So I don't

26:55

know who they is. Oh, he's so full of shit

26:57

now. In the video, you

26:59

can clearly see she runs off of

27:01

my swim trunks. If rolls were reversed,

27:03

the headlines would read e b having a

27:05

wild night with nude female. Yet

27:07

when it's me, it automatically becomes

27:09

a hate crime. He's

27:12

pulling his He's pulling on his dick

27:14

in one of the pictures. Gretchen is pretty

27:16

far too. People who are It's

27:18

crazy. It's crazy to me

27:20

that even I retire, there's disinformation coming out about

27:22

me. Ironically, during a time when the

27:24

NFL's getting heat for allowing

27:26

players to play when they're clearly concussed.

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Oh, what about what about Why are

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27:39

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so going back to the Indonesian

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soccer match. Oh, Boris. Well,

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31:36

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31:38

other team twenty straight times. They

31:41

lost, so their supporters

31:43

ran onto the field to yell at the

31:46

players wanting to know why they lost the

31:48

game. Wow. So,

31:50

naturally, security moves in to to protect

31:53

the players. and two, I guess,

31:55

two of the security guys got

31:57

killed in the melee. And so that's

31:59

why they launched all the tear gas. Thus, creating

32:01

the reverse, you know, running away

32:03

from him, running off. Why is soccer

32:05

so stupid? I was gonna say

32:07

that's a wild story. Just really

32:09

dumb to me. Yeah. Just dumb. You

32:12

know, we left off on

32:14

let's see. It was

32:16

the Monday show. when

32:19

we talked to the parent from

32:21

Dearborn. And, you know, it was really

32:23

interesting because I found

32:25

this to happen a lot with things. I

32:27

had people who were calling

32:29

in and telling about things in their school

32:31

district. We had somebody in the

32:33

borderline from the Celine school district

32:36

where it was specifically printout.

32:39

You do not need

32:41

parental consent to change your name or

32:43

pronouns in the

32:44

yearbook. Oh,

32:46

it's like the it's like the XFL, so could somebody be he

32:48

hate me in the yearbook? I hate the

32:50

week. Yeah. They could because

32:53

Well, I parents don't usually think this is

32:55

very fun when someone tells them to change they

32:57

can change their name or their

33:00

pronouns. With the school, but

33:02

they don't really have anything to do with it.

33:04

I don't know. It's really to me, that's really

33:06

weird, really fucked up. And, you know, when when

33:08

she said, I

33:10

said, well, how many people, you know, are with

33:13

you? How many what? How many kids do

33:15

that? Who cares? The fact that the school

33:17

is telling them that they can do it

33:19

would piss me off. And I imagine

33:21

it probably pisses off ninety six percent of

33:23

the parents, as she said. And this

33:26

is what what's going on is it seems like so much

33:28

of this is based on this tiny group

33:30

of people and these rules will make

33:32

so many other people upset and

33:34

And rarely does it come up, but when it does,

33:36

it's like, why why? Why

33:39

would you tell students that they can do that?

33:41

Yeah. Here's the actual letter

33:43

that went out and it's for the students and it says,

33:45

if you go by another name or pronoun other than

33:47

what is listed, please submit

33:50

The name pronoun change form. The forms

33:52

can be found at the first floor main office

33:55

once completed. Turn it into mister

33:57

Volrath at C147

33:59

and then it's got at the very bottom, you

34:02

don't and don't is a

34:04

uppercase. You don't need parental

34:06

consent to change your name. Why?

34:08

Why this role?

34:09

I'm guessing the idea is that

34:11

if you're somebody that wants to

34:13

transition or whatever, you would even

34:15

make you feel safer if

34:17

your parents don't lie. I'm I'm assuming that is

34:20

the Why why is the school always know the

34:22

right decision, but the parents don't know the right decision

34:24

with their own child? or they don't they don't

34:26

know their kid. The school knows the kid better than the

34:28

parents somehow. That's

34:30

pretty ridiculous.

34:32

I don't

34:33

understand what they're saying. They want the I'm I'm

34:35

Well, the explanation maybe what are the explanations? I just

34:38

think it's stupid. Whether they believe they should

34:40

do it or they obviously, they believe they should do it. I just

34:42

think it's stupid. whatever the

34:44

reason is, it's absurd to tell

34:46

people that they can do things without their

34:48

parents like change

34:50

their names, What?

34:50

Why would you even

34:51

offer such a thing? What advantage does

34:53

that have other than pissing

34:56

off parents? another

34:58

story this weekend. Same thing,

35:00

schools. This is the kind of stuff I

35:02

think just kills the

35:04

the democrats. because all this gets

35:06

lumped in with the democrats, because there's not a

35:08

Republican in the world that agrees with any of this, and

35:10

there's a lot of people in the middle who go, what

35:12

the fuck? And honestly, if you read

35:14

a story on this, I guarantee

35:16

you, it doesn't matter where you read it because lately,

35:18

I got my script to the Washington Post.

35:20

And the New York Times, And, honestly,

35:22

there's a lot of stuff going on the left that they don't agree with at all

35:24

when you read the comments in those publications. And

35:27

one of them was this

35:30

volleyball team in Vermont. Did you

35:32

guys read about this team?

35:34

No. They have a up on

35:36

Vermont volleyball. Well, it's a

35:38

news story. It doesn't really do with being a Vermont

35:40

volleyball fan. I did see

35:42

it. They are now

35:44

making the Entire volleyball team changed somewhere

35:46

else because they're angry

35:48

about changing around

35:50

a dude. They don't change around

35:52

a dude, and the dude apparently made some well,

35:54

dude. Okay. It's a it's a female.

35:56

It's a transitioning

35:58

a male to female. Correct? I

36:01

assume so. You can use their locker

36:04

room. And they're uncomfortable with

36:06

this. And so they basically said, you're

36:08

all wrong, so you go change

36:10

somewhere else. Why isn't how long does it take this girl that transitioning

36:12

to use the locker room? Just fucking

36:14

use it, get out. to

36:17

go to a totally different point. I think they feel

36:20

they don't wanna change they don't

36:22

wanna share a locker room without someone who has a

36:24

penis, so they're making

36:26

the remainder. of the team. I'll switch in a single stall

36:28

bathroom, so it's taking him thirty minutes

36:30

to change all the girls.

36:32

Because now it's

36:34

just this and I'll just Dude's locker room. Yeah. And the

36:36

school says, oh, there's plenty of places to

36:38

change. So, you know, let's all worry about this

36:40

one person who, by the way, they said

36:42

made rude comments also,

36:44

they they kind of implied that the one person

36:46

is really enjoying this. Just statistically, why

36:48

doesn't that person use the smaller

36:50

bathroom? because they're because we're

36:52

protecting that person at all times. the right. Fuck

36:54

everyone else. Of course. All we care about is

36:56

the one

36:58

person. Yeah. So, god, I made a list of There were so

37:00

many stories this week where I was, like, wow, this is I

37:02

thought the right was trying to blow the midterms

37:04

when over

37:06

this abortion issue? Because, honestly, I think that's a loser

37:08

for the Republican. And

37:10

everyone is campaigning on abortion now.

37:13

And I'm like, got the right. Really fuck this up

37:16

because between well, a number of

37:18

things I thought there the right should do very well

37:20

in the mid But then abortion came

37:22

up and I'm kinda like, I don't know. The polls look

37:24

like they're a lot closer, although I I don't

37:26

even know whether I believe polls anymore. But I think they're

37:28

probably true in

37:30

some respects. So let's see. What else

37:32

happened? Where I felt like the left is it's

37:34

almost like they're trying to throw it back.

37:37

Oh, okay. The Farmington

37:39

High School students

37:42

walked out over getting rid of homecoming

37:44

King and Queen in favor of gender

37:47

neutral royalty. And

37:49

the principal and this email got out, this

37:51

is what I guess really got

37:53

people pissed off. The principal told the teachers

37:55

to use your straight white privilege to

37:58

support this. Good. Because the

38:00

students were pissed They couldn't have a

38:02

homecoming king and queen. So now

38:04

the t the principal is telling them to you you're

38:06

you're straight my privilege to to support the

38:09

gender neutral royalty so the students walked out over the email. Why

38:11

does it have to be gender neutral? Just let whoever wants

38:13

to be a king or queen. Be a king or

38:15

queen. It gives a shit. I don't know.

38:17

I mean, who knows? had Kamala Harris

38:20

who said federal aid for the hurricane should go

38:22

to communities of color first

38:25

And then someone said, what about women? And she

38:27

said, and women. So they're gonna

38:29

actually select who owns who's a female that owns

38:31

a home in this block? and

38:33

they would help that person first, I guess.

38:35

I mean, that's fucking stupid.

38:38

Stupid. Yeah. Then there was the code that should be

38:40

done geographically. Yeah. I think it

38:42

should be Generally speaking, everybody's kinda fucked in a hurry. I mean, it was

38:44

to be done by Who's the most fucked

38:46

geographically? Exactly. And then we have

38:48

the Coast Guard. This this is a great

38:50

story, I

38:52

thought. This this story just says so much about the

38:54

last three years. This

38:56

guy in the coast guard

38:58

in Florida rescued. He's

39:00

a diver, and he rescued a number of people. There were

39:02

some video of his rescues too. Did you see this story,

39:04

Brandon? I did not. Okay. So

39:06

Anyway, he his apparently was so spectacular because

39:09

there was video footage of it.

39:11

He was congratulated by Joe

39:13

Biden. In fact, think he

39:15

was congratulated in person.

39:18

And it turns out this guy

39:20

who did this incredible work

39:22

is about to be fired for

39:24

not being back. And now

39:28

in his just

39:30

to sort of give you an idea what kind of person he

39:32

is, he did not bring

39:34

this up when Joe Biden congratulated him, which I thought, you know, there's that's

39:36

actually a fairly classy -- I see. --

39:38

who could have been an asshole about it.

39:40

But but now, of course, people are being an

39:42

asshole about it. on his

39:44

behalf and he's pissed about it

39:46

too because he's he looks

39:48

to me like he's about thirty

39:50

years old. He never needed to be

39:52

vaccinated. He doesn't need to be vaccinated.

39:54

The vaccine doesn't do all the things

39:56

they told you. It did in the

39:58

first place. You

40:00

can still get COVID with a vaccine. I don't

40:02

think his decision was nearly

40:04

as outrageous as people

40:06

suggested it was at the time

40:08

But anyway, I guess he still won't get vaccinated. And he has they

40:11

said he was days away from being

40:13

fired. Now the only thing the

40:15

guy did say was Nobody

40:18

that I saved wanted to know if I

40:20

was vaccinated. I don't think they cared. Yeah. If I

40:22

was vaccinated or not. He was just

40:24

extremely good at

40:26

his job. But anyway, that's that's to me is another

40:28

loser. Let's see what else is

40:30

on the list. The Celtics

40:32

coach, I thought also was

40:34

just stupid. Oh, this

40:36

one this is this is

40:38

really I don't I don't know. Maybe this

40:40

doesn't Yeah. This is kind of a lefty

40:42

thing. The Apple executive

40:44

who was fired because he

40:46

was out driving his five hundred thousand dollar

40:48

Mercedes, and there's this TikTok

40:50

guy named Mac asks people that aren't expensive cars, hey,

40:53

what do you do for a living? I've been

40:55

watching this together. Yeah. Yelled that

40:57

a soccer player's kid. Yeah. Born.

40:59

He said he was a

41:01

chef. Yeah. But she is

41:03

not. So he asked this Apple executive,

41:05

what do you do when he saw his expensive I guess,

41:07

a five hundred thousand arm Mercedes, and

41:10

he says, I drive rich cars, I golf, and I find all big breasted

41:12

women, which is a quote from the only

41:14

arthur. Okay. Now

41:16

I believe only Matt's got it.

41:18

I guess the guy did not realize that this

41:21

is a huge TikTok account. Yeah. Would so would

41:23

you? So anyway, he's been

41:25

fired from Apple.

41:28

for making his quote or what? Africa. Under what For his

41:31

big breasted women, for a big black

41:33

breasted yeah. Okay. his

41:36

own volition unless they No. No. No.

41:38

No. Well, then just the thing to

41:40

say. Yeah. They're like, he's he's stepping down.

41:43

Yeah. I no. I think there's a lot of pressure. You should go work

41:45

on TikTok. Here this is

41:48

the incredible thing is that

41:50

Apple said they

41:52

received several hundred complaints

41:54

from employees. Oh, yeah. Well, sure.

41:56

Right? As in So can you

41:58

imagine being Internet has a way to

42:00

mobilize And seeing some joke some

42:02

guy making a joke about his car and calling human

42:05

resources several hundred people.

42:07

What the fuck is What?

42:10

People

42:11

get alarmed.

42:17

All all these virtue signaling weak.

42:20

It's a fucking joke.

42:22

I'm

42:23

sure the guy will

42:26

be okay. You he's

42:27

a five hundred thousand dollars Mercedes. But Jesus Christ. Anyway,

42:29

you know, all this I made

42:31

this list after reading all

42:33

the email from people regarding the

42:36

Dearborn woman. What was her name,

42:38

Brandon? Oh, god. Is

42:40

it in Bridgette? something.

42:42

You mean alone? Is it Bridget?

42:44

Anyway, she was angry about

42:46

some books and library. Stephanie Butler.

42:48

A lot of people were like who cares about

42:51

books? Well, yeah, that when they kick out the Huck fin and

42:53

all that stuff, you know, people go, oh,

42:55

yeah. Nobody complains about it. But for some

42:57

reason, when she doesn't

43:00

want this This semen in the

43:02

seaman in the mountain do can, you

43:04

know, getting to drink it to cartoon,

43:06

then people go, oh, what a bitch?

43:09

So anyway and then other people are saying that That's

43:11

not true. Everything she said is fake. And

43:13

then other people were trying to provide evidence that

43:15

it is true. So I don't

43:17

know how you're supposed to argue back and forth about this

43:20

stuff. When people insist that everyone's making

43:22

it up or I mean, no one can seem to

43:24

go to the center. Everybody wants everything to be

43:26

the way they want it be. They don't realize that

43:28

everybody's different from them. But

43:30

people matter what side you're on, it's fucking

43:32

annoying. People act as

43:34

if there's no way to know if anything

43:36

is true. if students are going to a school, I think there's a way to get to the

43:38

truth of what is in the

43:40

library or what is being taught or what is not being taught.

43:42

I saw the same

43:44

thing happen In the

43:46

I think it was the governor's race in Virginia

43:49

where one of the people

43:51

was running against critical race theory

43:53

and the other candidate, the Democratic candidate,

43:55

saying nobody teaches it. And

43:58

then, of course, people started providing not only proof

44:00

of it, but I think they provided

44:02

some video of critical race

44:04

theory being taught in certain schools. It

44:07

wasn't very many. But

44:09

the argument was It's not even being done. What are you talking about? But,

44:11

I mean, honest to God, when you can't even

44:14

know, why is this so hard

44:16

to know? It either is or

44:18

it isn't. But people

44:20

just wanna argue back and forth and

44:22

oh my god. And knowing.

44:24

And then we have and

44:26

I'll I'll discontinue the woke section of the

44:29

pro of the program or the anti

44:31

woke section. Brannick, can you can you

44:33

play the video from

44:36

deconstructing Karen? I actually didn't know what to do but laugh watching this. This is a

44:38

movie. A documentary is very popular, I

44:40

guess, about white women who

44:42

pay twenty five hundred dollars to go

44:44

to dinner to

44:46

have black women call them racist and point out what

44:48

racist there. They pay twenty five hundred

44:50

doc dollars to go, and they made

44:53

them doc gumentary about it. Can you fucking believe

44:55

this? No. Listen to this. You've spent too much money

44:57

more than anything. You know what I

44:59

expect of white women, not

45:01

a damn thing. nothing.

45:04

I expect nothing of you because

45:06

you have never given you. Well,

45:08

give

45:08

me my money back. can't trust you.

45:11

Okay? I am a

45:13

liberal white woman. We are

45:15

absolutely the most dangerous

45:17

women

45:17

out there. more of the most dangerous

45:20

women that exist

45:21

because we want to think that

45:23

we are better. White women have abused

45:26

your self

45:28

beliefs. Why do we have to hold your hand? Can't we just tell

45:30

you, hey, you guys have hurt

45:32

us. This is what you've done.

45:35

Now make it right. I

45:37

have this discussion with people that I

45:39

know, friends, lawyers, everybody, and they'll say, well,

45:41

Regina, you know, there are some good

45:43

white people, and I'll go, well, what have the

45:46

good white people been doing for the last

45:48

four hundred and fifty years?

45:49

Nobody lives four hundred years. Sure.

45:52

Ladies.

45:52

Obviously, it's not enough because nothing has

45:55

changed. So I want a show of

45:57

hands of everyone at this

45:58

table who

45:59

has raised They all raise their

46:01

hands except for one person. What

46:04

about your racist, by the

46:06

way? Actually, two

46:07

yeah. One late come, some

46:09

raised them late. So

46:10

I saw a couple people surprise that I

46:12

raised my hand. When

46:13

I said that I was racist, I

46:16

am racist against

46:18

black people. So it's

46:19

Shame on institutional. Indians

46:21

are institutionally

46:22

racist against

46:24

black people. I don't see

46:26

color. I don't how she said,

46:28

I'm I'm blinded to color. Like, it doesn't -- Oh, you're right. -- she

46:30

said the one thing. Yeah. When we

46:32

bleed, we bleed red, I'm

46:35

just gonna drop the bomb here. That's white

46:37

supremacy. Our blindness

46:40

is white supremacy. You do

46:42

not teach your kids to be color blind. Do

46:44

No. I'll say this

46:45

in some certain Don't say that

46:46

that I don't see the color of your skin and

46:49

we cut ourselves open. It's bleeding red. If

46:51

you're going to cry, leave

46:53

the table and go into the living room

46:56

there. It's right there. When a white woman

46:58

starts crying, what happens?

47:00

All the attention has to do right

47:02

no matter. when I was in Charleston, South Carolina last summer,

47:04

I get into my lift and

47:05

the guy turned around and looked at me and

47:07

he said, lady, because I hate to have to

47:09

say this to

47:12

you. But if if I get pulled

47:14

over,

47:14

you're just another black woman and he's

47:17

black and he said put your

47:19

hands up, do as they

47:22

say, do not make any trouble. He actually told

47:24

you that. Yeah. Of course. Oh, dear god.

47:26

Of course. That's the way

47:30

he lived. And that's his reality. But that's insane. But

47:32

that's his reality. Ping

47:34

is worried that her kids are

47:36

gonna die. I cannot

47:38

remember

47:38

a time that I haven't opened up in the Melanite

47:40

in a cold sweat. I

47:41

wanna ask also to stop acting

47:43

shocked. So part of white

47:45

feminism is is acting so surprised when we tell you

47:47

Right. But it is why are you telling us that act

47:49

the way that we activate it is surprising because we

47:52

got it, surprised that upholds

47:54

white supremacy. Why are your feelings

47:56

so hurt? But why are your feelings more important

47:58

than

47:59

the

47:59

reality of the violence of our

48:01

lives?

48:03

You walk through the world

48:05

with a different experience because you are a white woman.

48:08

III wanna so

48:10

I can't sit here.

48:13

You gotta go. Sorry, is this? If

48:15

she kicked off the table, if she gets to finish her

48:18

dinner, she's gonna get her twenty five. Yeah.

48:20

Exactly. She's gonna doggy back. Until we right.

48:22

We white women

48:24

for sure, but I think there's

48:26

also we African

48:28

Americans and the

48:31

we were slaves Right? And we these things happen

48:33

to us. Doesn't happen to everybody.

48:35

Right? I mean, and and you I

48:38

I understand And I I'm I

48:40

am here. It happened to all African Americans.

48:42

Yeah. Didn't happen to you.

48:44

No.

48:44

It didn't. Listen. Listen. What

48:47

are the things that

48:49

we know One of the things Let me just say I

48:51

have a lot

48:51

of Native American economy, and I don't

48:53

take sides of any of that. I time out.

48:55

Are you saying that

48:58

black people African Americans descendants of slaves are taking

49:00

advantage of that. You decide that that's what

49:02

you

49:02

said at all. We see. A

49:04

propane, I think it would be the worst.

49:07

Behaving that. And that bad

49:09

behavior looks like denial of white

49:11

supremacy, denial of

49:14

racism, and even

49:16

denial of slavery. This

49:18

is

49:18

nothing new. Why isn't

49:21

the being called

49:23

racist? makes you so upset? It doesn't

49:25

make me

49:25

upset anymore. I believe that every white

49:28

person is racist because of the system.

49:30

And I had to learn about the system to

49:32

get that

49:33

Do I love you less? Because you're

49:35

a different color? Absolutely not. But do

49:37

you realize that everything you're saying is

49:39

taking away everything they just That

49:41

is such a You know what

49:42

it's saying? It is. But it is. I

49:45

wouldn't wanna get a word in edgewise at

49:47

this stage. woman just said.

49:48

like everything. You

49:50

know how nice is this country?

49:52

Yes. To the degree that you do Oh,

49:55

no. You will never know. You

49:57

keep coming back with this frankly BS about

49:59

love

49:59

being loved and love Trump's.

50:02

Like, what do you mean

50:04

by that? what I mean

50:06

is that beyond the

50:08

anger and the problems

50:10

that we are feeling, that there is

50:12

something more to our our being and

50:14

it isn't the flesh. It isn't.

50:16

Does love does love

50:18

save the Mexicans who

50:20

are in ice facilities? Does love

50:23

save Treyvon Martin. Does love save

50:26

Sandra Bland? Love is

50:28

love. Love is

50:30

fucking love. seriously. So who in this

50:32

room? Raise your hand if

50:33

you're a racist. They all

50:36

race their

50:38

hands. That's a

50:40

happy ending. That's the

50:43

goal. They got twenty five hundred

50:45

dollars per white person at that

50:47

dinner. Brilliant. That's great. I know it's really good.

50:49

I got dinner. The food.

50:51

I feel a little mezwellian here because

50:53

I wanna know what was

50:56

for dinner? They didn't say anything. I better be some

50:58

good fucking food for twenty five months. I don't think

51:00

so. What? All I know is

51:02

that that That's something that's

51:04

not a pretty nice place, and she gets

51:06

twenty five hundred dollars for her, but it comes over

51:08

for dinner. That's a great

51:10

job. It's a great gig. Anyway,

51:11

I said that'd be

51:13

the last thing. It's not quite the last

51:15

thing because I forgot the the weather

51:17

guy in New York. This this

51:19

is another story that is just being spun, twisted, all over

51:21

the place. This guy was having gay

51:23

sex on a website.

51:27

And

51:27

did you guys hear about this

51:29

guy? We talked about it. Oh, okay.

51:31

Holy shit. Zach, I have his weight

51:33

around? There's a lot of small

51:34

developments. I I don't know if I even call these developments, but they

51:36

were sent to the station and

51:38

to his mom, some asshole, did

51:42

this, which you know, he's an asshole to do that. I don't know. Although the station probably

51:44

should have known anyway, he's fired after fifteen

51:46

years. Well, one thing bothers me

51:48

is they're calling this

51:50

revenge pawn That's

51:52

not revenge porn because his porn is out there. Mhmm. He

51:54

puts it up on the website. Yeah. But

51:56

Although someone shared it though, didn't they? Didn't

51:58

they share it to the company. Yeah.

52:00

Yeah. They they took screenshots -- Yeah. -- and they sent to the company into his mom, which

52:03

is a real dick move. There's so many ass we

52:05

are the United States of

52:08

assholes now. So anyway, he says I'm getting help for my compulsive

52:10

behavior. I perform for other

52:12

men, a hundred percent consensual. I do not

52:14

apologize for being openly gay

52:16

or sex positive. Well,

52:18

nobody wouldn't ask nobody asked him to apologize for any of that.

52:20

There's nothing to do with it. Cynthia

52:22

Nixon says she's from

52:24

sex in the city. She's came out as a

52:26

lesbian. couple years ago. Yours is not to judge your

52:28

employee's private consensual sexual activities,

52:30

but how he reports weather.

52:33

Well, that's interesting because

52:36

in other words, she's saying, it doesn't matter

52:38

what he does in that website. It's only what he

52:40

does as a weather person that matters. You have

52:42

no right to fire him. I bet you his contract as

52:44

some kind of morality clause that yeah.

52:47

He's in there. And I I don't remember

52:49

hearing Cynthia Nixon complaining when people

52:51

are fired from mispronouncing with the king's name.

52:53

I mean, there there's all kinds of reasons that people play core

52:55

jobs. Yeah. And that one would be,

52:57

I would say, not

53:00

entirely shocking. Now here's

53:02

another one actually. I'm sorry. There's one

53:04

more. Remember the George

53:06

Floyd protests where the New York lawyer

53:08

throw a molotov cocktail into a New York department van -- Yeah. -- and

53:11

blew it up. And she was charged

53:13

with terrorism, which was the correct

53:15

charge according to

53:18

NYPD. And I don't think there was a ton of argument about that. No. Lock

53:20

it away. She faced life in prison.

53:22

They got it reduced to

53:25

ten years in prison. And

53:27

then they allowed her

53:28

to make a plea deal where

53:31

she pleaded down and got eighteen to

53:33

twenty four months in prison. After twenty

53:35

eight days in prison, the New York

53:37

attorney that threw the molotov cocktail, and by

53:39

the way, had had I

53:43

guess, about twenty molotov cocktails in vehicle to throw at

53:45

other vehicles and or if to hand out to

53:47

other people to throw. And

53:50

I think that might have been why the the charge was

53:53

taken so seriously. She then made

53:55

an appeal on her own

53:58

plea and posted two hundred and thousand she had

54:00

early trauma from living as a

54:02

Muslim in post nine eleven New York City,

54:04

which was her choice by the way.

54:08

And I I don't know that is this gonna allow people to get out

54:10

of crimes? No. Like claiming traumas? No.

54:12

Not at all. That's right up there with a brand

54:14

new member when Chappell has that sketch about.

54:17

I didn't know I couldn't do that. Do

54:19

you remember that's good? I remember that. Yeah. I've seen

54:21

that well, just use that. Excuse lady.

54:23

I don't know I couldn't

54:26

do that. She also said it that she drank vodka on an empty stomach

54:28

and Oh, that's a good

54:30

excuse. And that it was an act

54:32

of protest as she

54:34

expressed

54:34

anger police around the country for whom

54:36

black lives do not matter. That should

54:38

be

54:38

an excuse for drunk driving is I drank

54:40

a bunch of vodka in this stomach.

54:43

I didn't know why they threw that in. That was

54:45

just but it was she was

54:47

just sending for drinking vodka on an empty stomach. That

54:49

was a lot of really good preparation to have

54:51

a bunch of molotov hotels.

54:54

That doesn't sound very impulsive as my

54:56

point. No. Not at all. Her intention

54:58

was to avoid exposing others

55:00

to harm by blowing up the NYPD

55:03

vehicle, which by virtue of being

55:05

the police would harm people, not help them

55:07

-- Sure. -- and say

55:09

a job. Anyway, I'm curious to

55:11

see how this comes out because we have all kinds

55:13

of people now claiming

55:16

trauma. And, I mean, don't

55:18

we we need Meghan Markle's podcast. If we only had her podcast, none of

55:20

this would happen. Yeah. Right. Isn't it coming back? I

55:22

thought I heard it was coming back. It is coming back. Going back

55:24

to that

55:26

the anchor, the wowed, the weatherman, and he's he's born, you've

55:29

been pleading for there to

55:31

be a law about sending an

55:33

unsolicited dick pic

55:36

You see California just passed that law? Did they run on Friday? Yeah. Yeah.

55:38

Well, yeah. I I just thought I

55:40

was just amazed that it's okay to do that.

55:42

I guess Texas and Virginia have laws

55:46

like that. to what's called cyber flashing where you can bring a

55:48

lawsuit or file a civil complaint against someone that

55:50

does that. Well, a civil. It should be

55:52

it should just be against the law. It should just be

55:54

a crime. should be able to arrest

55:56

people for it. Oh,

55:57

sure. I guess. I mean, the problem is that there's

55:59

so

55:59

many different doing it. Yeah.

56:02

No. It's Well, if somebody exposes themselves in public, that's

56:04

not a it's not a civil crime.

56:06

They'll arrest you. Mhmm. They'll take you to

56:08

jail. But isn't that a little worse than

56:10

sending a

56:12

dick pic? in person. It depends. You know, if you're in a crowd

56:14

of people and somebody exposes

56:16

themselves, you're protected by a crowd. If

56:18

somebody phone

56:20

number and they send a dick pic to you and that's kind

56:22

of personal and threatening in a way.

56:24

Well, you can get up they can get up to thirty

56:26

thousand dollars now and civil damages.

56:29

Well, that'll end that bonus. I've just

56:32

never I I first of all,

56:34

I never understood people sending

56:36

dick pics. But of course, give it

56:38

a try, man. Maybe listen, Chick's like

56:40

it. Of course, people are gonna do it.

56:42

Yeah. The idea that the

56:44

bar would become so low that teenagers

56:46

would be sending them to each other and nobody would

56:48

care. That just it's so

56:50

weird to me. Mhmm.

56:52

Because I you know, you find out that

56:54

it's not something that just happens once in a

56:56

while. It happens all the

56:58

time. Anyway, it's gonna end

57:00

up being we're gonna have to figure out if the Dick

57:02

Pick was consensual or not. That's really what's gonna end up Well,

57:04

she sent something naked to somebody, but

57:06

I think you're gonna find it quite often, they're

57:08

not. Like, you know, I know.

57:11

But what if her relationship goes bad? And then she

57:13

suddenly sues her brother, Dick Bixy's son?

57:15

If there was a consensual relationship,

57:17

I think it should be a hard case.

57:19

you know, unless you're the Celtics. Did you hear about

57:22

the yeah. The Celtics they would put up with. Did you hear

57:24

about the plane that was

57:26

backing out and the pilot stopped the plane and said,

57:28

whoever sent you a dick fix, knock it off

57:30

or were not taken off anywhere. What?

57:32

What I was like? The kill joy.

57:34

I thought that That's

57:36

really weird. So people are sending dick pics to strangers on a

57:38

plane. Yeah. Remember later? replenishment is if

57:40

you don't knock it off, turn it

57:43

I'll turn this goddamn plane around. Yeah.

57:45

But the plane took off.

57:48

So you can do it. Bentley was trying to

57:50

air drop me dick pics on Friday night.

57:52

Oh my god. You guys were giggling like crazy through

57:54

your old text messages. I wasn't

57:56

fucking tears. They were seriously,

57:58

there was like a five

58:01

minute period where those two were just looking at the text messages, looking at weaker

58:03

pictures, giggling so hard. And then Carl,

58:05

look at these. Great.

58:08

Look. I could not breathe. Jim Ed is an incredible Jim

58:10

collection of penises. You really touched. Yeah.

58:12

And you look at him and go, what is his?

58:14

Oh my god. If you

58:17

know Jim Bentley, do not send a text asking

58:19

about what time something is at because you will inevitably

58:22

get -- You'll get a watch. --

58:24

watch around Roning

58:26

that sack or an

58:28

erection. But they're so well done. You can't tell it

58:30

in Oh, I love it. Believe me. He knows his

58:32

audience. I was he sending yours. Whoa

58:34

my God. I was absolutely

58:36

tears. Where did he

58:38

get all those? How long has he

58:40

been collecting? collecting

58:42

them like I collect baseball and sending them

58:44

to Mark. And they had such a great time

58:46

going over the last three years of their

58:49

text history. I'm not

58:52

joking. Mark was in tears.

58:54

He was crying. And then he kept trying

58:56

to air drop me more. I'm like, I don't

58:58

want him. I'm sending him to want

59:00

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59:02

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Lady James. So Friday

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night, we had this event

1:00:58

at the magic

1:01:00

magic bag

1:01:01

bag and I

1:01:03

knew it was gonna be good because we've had Carl

1:01:05

on for a couple years now. And

1:01:08

the the Participation

1:01:10

of this audience in WATP, you

1:01:12

could just see it going whether

1:01:15

it was the reviews, because

1:01:17

they've got they're getting a lot more

1:01:19

reviews now, and you see a lot of references

1:01:21

to the show or just stupid

1:01:24

stuff that you know there are that's

1:01:26

our audience. You had a Detroit following prior, but now there's a lot of

1:01:28

crossover. Yeah. I I don't think he had

1:01:30

any kind of following like he has now. I

1:01:32

mean, it was

1:01:34

absolutely nuts. how many people that I met at the meet and greetings.

1:01:36

There are a lot of people in meet and greet who listen to

1:01:38

us -- Mhmm. -- it seems like forever and

1:01:40

then found Karl on the show. And now they're

1:01:42

addicted to

1:01:44

PP. To the point to bag --

1:01:47

Great. -- sold out, Shao. Yeah.

1:01:49

It was absolutely sold out. And

1:01:51

today, I I

1:01:54

just couldn't even believe this. Stuttering John, who by

1:01:56

the way -- True. -- the best laughs

1:01:58

on Friday. Every time his stupid face

1:02:00

is on the screen, the place he

1:02:03

upped it. It is a good gag, isn't it just his face?

1:02:05

It is. And it's true as far as a thumbnail,

1:02:07

Carl can pause on Stuttering John at

1:02:09

any point, any point, and it'll

1:02:13

get laughs. And every time I see one of his videos, if

1:02:15

I'm watching if you go

1:02:17

on YouTube for who are

1:02:19

these podcasts, so my

1:02:21

stuttering up videos, and the

1:02:24

the thumbnail is always

1:02:26

some ridiculous face he's

1:02:28

making, or he's got a beer

1:02:30

covering his face because he tilts his

1:02:32

head back so far He's got the worst camera angle. I think that's part of it.

1:02:34

I mean, the camera angle is, like, looking straight

1:02:36

up at his fat face. And he's always

1:02:38

way too close to the camera.

1:02:40

He's so stupid with a

1:02:42

terrible backdrop too. So

1:02:44

he's on Twitter this morning, claiming

1:02:46

that Oh, yeah. Just talk to

1:02:48

the magic bag and apparently Carl

1:02:51

had to buy all the tickets to

1:02:53

get people to go to his show on Friday

1:02:55

night. It's the only way that it was

1:02:57

sold out. Nice try. I call I talk to him. He's

1:02:59

so fucking did not talk to the magic bag because if he did they

1:03:01

would have said, no. What are you talking about? We just sold

1:03:03

the tickets. If we did buy them, we wouldn't even

1:03:05

know anyway. We

1:03:08

don't care. house was full. It was absolutely

1:03:10

jam packed with people

1:03:13

going nuts. And I

1:03:15

couldn't get over how you know,

1:03:17

honestly, attention -- Mhmm. -- without

1:03:20

music, with just people on

1:03:22

stage talking, I

1:03:24

mean, I I know people have been forced to sit demonstrations for a

1:03:26

couple hours a million times, but it's so

1:03:28

fucking boring. But honestly, from the

1:03:32

first minute, I'll have the audience in the palm of his hand because he opened

1:03:34

with studio. Yeah.

1:03:36

I think it was studio with a Larry

1:03:40

Hale guy. It's his fucking kill it killed.

1:03:42

There were people that told me they

1:03:44

brought someone who didn't even know

1:03:46

the show. Oh, cool.

1:03:48

Had never seen who these

1:03:50

podcasts really didn't know stuttering John except for

1:03:52

just, you know, maybe in

1:03:54

passing. Mhmm. and they had a great

1:03:56

time because then we came out and we did the Dave and Chuck show.

1:03:58

And, of course, the auditors fired

1:04:01

up for that. And then Eric Zane did a

1:04:03

great job on John and Mike. I because I watched that

1:04:05

show and I was, like, the show's really very

1:04:08

community oriented. I don't know if it's

1:04:10

very clippable

1:04:12

But I thought Eric dissected it pretty brilliantly. Yeah.

1:04:15

And then Vinny came out to

1:04:17

do the creep off. Right. And

1:04:20

did they participated with that. Right? I did. Just very little

1:04:22

though because Vinny absolutely, you know, he

1:04:25

he was totally in charge of

1:04:27

the material and and he had he

1:04:29

had selected the cuts beforehand. But

1:04:32

I thought God for Carl to be on stage that long

1:04:34

as Harold, but but everybody came

1:04:36

on and humped out a lot of

1:04:38

energy when it was their turn. And so he

1:04:40

really, you know, for part of the show, he just

1:04:42

pretty much had to MC and find the cuts,

1:04:44

which generally he that was a lot of cuts

1:04:46

too. Yeah. And the only one

1:04:48

that was missing was the it's Friday bitches. Wasn't it? He played it by the

1:04:50

way, though. Yeah. Yeah. You love

1:04:51

that. So I think you secretly really

1:04:53

really We're we're

1:04:56

playing it for the show

1:04:58

on for on the Thursday show

1:05:00

for Friday now. I love boy David

1:05:04

Tucker billing to the urban audience in Detroit. It's

1:05:06

Friday. It's fun. Well, look, WRF is

1:05:08

one of the biggest rat stations in

1:05:10

Thailand. Oh,

1:05:12

no. It's

1:05:14

is Friday. What is

1:05:16

Friday? What? Yeah. Yeah.

1:05:20

Yeah. back at the week.

1:05:22

I can crack it, man. It's really good.

1:05:24

The break. It's a day celebrating all

1:05:26

across the nation. This is being tripping.

1:05:28

What's up with the nation's day with

1:05:30

the man So

1:05:34

every hook gets old after a while, doesn't it? No.

1:05:36

Every hook gets old after a while, doesn't it? No. No. No. No. No. No. No.

1:05:38

No. No. No. No. No. No. No. a

1:05:49

heavy metal version too. Do they is this supposed to be

1:05:51

funny or cool? I think it's supposed to be

1:05:54

cool. Oh, okay. Like It's

1:05:56

Friday, bitches.

1:05:58

What? Okay.

1:05:58

there Have you heard that any

1:05:59

metal before? GGIF am

1:06:02

I right?

1:06:07

Brandon, you did you find the heavy metal version? Let

1:06:10

me find it real quick. It should be.

1:06:11

So, yeah, we had to

1:06:12

find it live during the show and and just

1:06:15

like it and dislike it

1:06:17

live. I I like to rag Karl when

1:06:20

something,

1:06:20

like, technological breaks like

1:06:22

that because he does so much prep

1:06:24

I know. He's so much broke. I mean, they had a sound check. They had a sound

1:06:26

check for that. They did a sound check. Yes. And

1:06:29

he he just I mean, No.

1:06:32

Head I think he's somewhat of a of a perfectionist in a

1:06:34

way. And so when something good doesn't go the right way,

1:06:36

that's kind of And with the recording that's at

1:06:39

who are these dot com, the the actual podcast. I

1:06:41

think that what you hear is

1:06:44

actually producer Chris' Zoom

1:06:47

audio because Karl's something

1:06:49

happened to it. He

1:06:50

said it was over modulated, I guess. I don't

1:06:52

know. We can fix it. Well, but

1:06:54

I I that's what I appreciate about.

1:06:56

That guy does so much prep.

1:06:58

Yeah.

1:06:59

This is supposed to be their heavy

1:07:01

metal version. Check it out.

1:07:15

Look at the picture

1:07:18

of the show. It

1:07:20

does look like a heavy metal show or a

1:07:22

rap show. I don't get. I just don't get

1:07:24

it. I don't get a fucking show.

1:07:26

Well, it's it's Friday

1:07:27

bitches as you're supposed to celebrate. Oh, I think

1:07:29

I explained it and you Oh, I understand it. I used to

1:07:31

tell you. Somebody said it's Friday bitches. Oh, my

1:07:33

god. That's it. It's Friday

1:07:36

bitches. Okay.

1:07:38

But, yeah, I've had a

1:07:40

lot of success with that. And so, yeah,

1:07:42

we had we had fun with that. And

1:07:44

I

1:07:45

never last Bitts. It's Friday.

1:07:48

Bitts. It's four bridging

1:07:52

work. It's planation, so people

1:07:54

call I love it too. Check the freight from 101WRIF

1:07:56

And one of the best run by the whole

1:07:59

Friday bitches thing

1:07:59

even start. Do you remember

1:08:02

Chuck?

1:08:02

Yeah. Basically,

1:08:04

Dave obviously is the wettest guy

1:08:06

ever. And he's always trying to become

1:08:09

more hit and

1:08:09

he decided one day a bad

1:08:12

week that he

1:08:12

was so excited that it was gonna be

1:08:15

Friday. He just let it slip. Oh,

1:08:17

it's Friday bitches. What? And that basically was it.

1:08:19

Yeah. It

1:08:19

all kinda started from there,

1:08:22

and it it kinda came like

1:08:25

the Anthem of we've made it through the week. It's the end

1:08:27

of the week. It's Friday -- Big picture. -- but it took off potty

1:08:29

mouth to see if he's a local group, even

1:08:31

did a song for us. and

1:08:34

sent it to us, and we started playing it every

1:08:36

Friday, and it became the thing to

1:08:38

do on Friday. You celebrate the end of

1:08:41

the week by saying, It's it's Friday

1:08:43

bitches. Why? We've got in our t shirts.

1:08:45

We do a Friday bitches bash where we

1:08:47

celebrate the fact that it's Friday and

1:08:49

we celebrate it. The fact Then you guys do it. So much to Friday

1:08:52

does the far I have, and it's

1:08:54

just taken off from there. So every

1:08:56

week, at the end of

1:08:58

the week, tuned to our show. We guarantee we'll hear

1:09:00

this Friday, this

1:09:03

is I

1:09:06

know. I think when they explained it, they're kinda ruined at

1:09:09

their day. I would say

1:09:11

so. Yeah. It's very,

1:09:14

very. It's also forced Just so forced.

1:09:16

Wait. Play that. That's exactly

1:09:18

how I

1:09:19

felt. Don't you

1:09:21

know that

1:09:23

you can leave something tells. I do

1:09:25

not need to know every single detail. I mean,

1:09:27

instead of the the story

1:09:29

and if I wanna

1:09:31

it too. I could condense it too. Are they still doing it?

1:09:32

It's Friday bitches because they have a song,

1:09:34

so they feel trapped now. Oh, the listeners

1:09:37

love it. That's why they're fine doing it. So if there

1:09:39

was no Friday bitches, it wouldn't be that exciting that it was Friday. I

1:09:41

refuse to believe -- It's a staple. -- I refuse to

1:09:43

believe that the listeners like.

1:09:46

You know what I mean? That's

1:09:48

kinda hard. I I doubt anybody tuned

1:09:50

in to hear that song. Oh, boy. Well, you know,

1:09:52

when I heard their show,

1:09:55

I actually realized that realized

1:09:57

what's going on. I talked to somebody else

1:09:59

about another show that I like that has really changed. I don't know if and Chuck

1:10:04

have changed Had they Well, it's

1:10:06

funny. because I didn't know it. I I was talking to someone about that. They kind of felt that way.

1:10:11

I remember when they

1:10:12

want eighty nine x, and Pennington used to say, oh, this is Dave and Chuck on

1:10:14

the way. And and it dawned at me that oh, he

1:10:17

must really like Dave

1:10:19

and Chuck. Mhmm. because he

1:10:21

mentions what they do a lot. Yeah. And, you know, we're not gonna be Dave and

1:10:23

Chuck because we're not Dave and Chuck. I think they used to

1:10:25

have a lot more edge and it's

1:10:27

very dull now. because

1:10:30

I was shocked listening to, like, yeah, just

1:10:32

it was it just there wasn't

1:10:35

there was zero edge to it. They were afraid

1:10:37

to take shots at anybody even though

1:10:39

their podcast explainer about what they are

1:10:41

is about how no one is safe.

1:10:43

No one is safe. Oh, from

1:10:46

their podcast. Yeah. Because they don't because they don't

1:10:48

poll any punches. Yeah. I don't know. But

1:10:50

listening to that show, I was like,

1:10:52

you guys they tried to make fun

1:10:54

of the the English. you know, just in general, and the bad food they have.

1:10:56

And they even backed off that, like, well, you

1:10:58

know. Well, in front of our English show, let

1:11:01

us say, of course, that's a parody joke.

1:11:03

And -- Yeah. -- that was it

1:11:05

was We were, like, British or something. It was No. There's a

1:11:07

there's a there are a lot of shows that had edge or,

1:11:10

you know, or sort

1:11:12

of entire establishment, which is sort

1:11:14

of what rock and roll is all about. And they've they've kind of decided

1:11:16

-- Yeah. -- hey, they're going

1:11:18

with the times. The times are

1:11:21

you know, safe space and mental health breaks, and oh, you do. I think in the mental

1:11:23

health break, that's wonderful. I think it's the times, I think companies

1:11:26

just don't want them doing

1:11:28

that. because

1:11:30

they don't automatically get back from, you know,

1:11:33

the Internet mobilizing to complain against them.

1:11:35

Well, they they did they did they

1:11:37

even chuck I can't believe that. I mean, they're on they've

1:11:40

been on these for a long

1:11:42

time. It's possible, though, for wealthy

1:11:44

markets. Yeah. I mean, I would surprise

1:11:46

me. I would be amazed, you know, watching the

1:11:48

the the lash out at Howard Stern

1:11:50

because Howard Stern's old audience now

1:11:53

despises him. Yeah. They can't stand what has

1:11:55

happened to Howard Stern. I'll be surprised if those guys really

1:11:57

had an edge back in the day. I'd be surprised

1:12:00

there's a lot

1:12:02

of our audience that is very pissed know what? I heard him become so tepid. was listening

1:12:04

to stern the other day because I have

1:12:06

it free for three months. So Congratulations.

1:12:10

I've got three months to listen as long as you buy another new

1:12:12

car in three months, you're good. Yeah. So I

1:12:14

was listening. To go, hey, get around paying

1:12:17

serious. I don't know if I believe this

1:12:19

I wanted to ask you about it because he reading Jan Winter's book,

1:12:21

which, you know okay.

1:12:24

And he was

1:12:26

claiming that John Landau Springstein's

1:12:28

producer, whatever, gave a really

1:12:30

bad

1:12:30

review to cream the band, and

1:12:33

and that's why

1:12:35

they broke up. So the stern was talking

1:12:37

about that. Which I, first off, just do not believe that story, whether if he had it wrong or if

1:12:40

the book

1:12:43

was wrong, but then stern started talking about, you know, pussy Clinton

1:12:45

must be with a

1:12:47

review and, you know, about how

1:12:49

bad is Al movement that he

1:12:51

has to break a band, and then he

1:12:53

started talking about then again, I don't really like reading all the stuff about me out

1:12:55

there. It's stretching the show. I tried to

1:12:58

answer, like, he knows. the

1:13:01

fucking knows he lost his edge. Yeah. He used to get

1:13:03

shipped from the establishment though, which is great. It makes

1:13:05

you love him more because he's taking

1:13:07

on the f CC.

1:13:10

He was taking on everyone. No. He

1:13:12

is the establishment. He is the establishment.

1:13:15

And he acts as if he got

1:13:17

there, by getting therapy. I got therapy to find the error of my ways.

1:13:19

But what is it now? I'm really soft. What is it with them? Is it just age? Is

1:13:21

he safe? I think he I

1:13:23

think it's survival. Yeah.

1:13:27

He thought that he could not survive being the edgy

1:13:29

guy. Yep. Those are the clues that

1:13:31

got older though, but but

1:13:33

honestly, he so safe. But he also wanted to

1:13:35

be in with the Hollywood Elyse. He

1:13:37

wants to die. Kimlin, John Ham,

1:13:40

and Jennifer Annette. because he wants to be one

1:13:42

of them. He always wanted to be one of them. still

1:13:44

be one of them. Doesn't mean you have to

1:13:46

kiss Rosie O'Donnell's ass. Tell me Kimo wouldn't like him, please. Of course Kimo

1:13:48

would like him. A lot

1:13:50

of those people would like him. a

1:13:52

lot of the people, like, the rock and roll

1:13:54

crowd loved him the way he was. I was so mad at him. I don't know who half these people are, but

1:13:56

he was ripping on j j

1:13:58

-- j d. -- j d.

1:14:02

Yeah. Or collecting baseball cards,

1:14:04

which was which that that's Which was pretty fucking

1:14:06

funny. I like. Actually, it was pretty fucking funny,

1:14:08

but, you know, as a guy that still has

1:14:10

his baseball cards. but I was younger and I'm never gonna get rid

1:14:12

of them. Well, Howard doesn't understand anything

1:14:14

about sports. No. I'm not dumb.

1:14:17

Less than nothing. he was talking about how child this shit is,

1:14:20

and I'm saying they're going, you paint.

1:14:22

Like, eight year old daughter paints. It's

1:14:24

the same thing. Exactly. Whatever you're fucking

1:14:26

hobby, isn't your hobby? ride a bike.

1:14:28

Yeah. Well, the show now is just him in

1:14:30

his basement, Robin in her basement. Everybody else is pretty much in studio, and

1:14:33

he just yells at staff for

1:14:35

going and living their life. post

1:14:38

COVID era. I've been paying really close attention

1:14:40

to Robin too ever since Carl just ripped her shreds

1:14:42

a couple weeks ago. I don't know if

1:14:44

you remember that. How ripped Robin shreds? Carl, Carl.

1:14:47

Carl. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm talking about Ramon. And

1:14:49

oh my god, he's right.

1:14:51

She does

1:14:51

nothing. Nothing. Yeah.

1:14:53

Sometimes, it's weird. It's over

1:14:55

the news segment. Yeah. there's nothing

1:14:57

for her to do. Yeah. I think she was well,

1:14:59

she's just as foil, I guess. But she doesn't. But

1:15:04

foil him. Okay. I don't think Dave

1:15:06

and Chuck do this, but their last shows now that do

1:15:08

last shows now this

1:15:11

thing where they introduce all the show members at the top of the hour. I

1:15:13

don't get that. The Woody Show does it. show to

1:15:15

the and they they say one

1:15:17

thing about themselves or one

1:15:19

thing about the weekend and so

1:15:21

you hear from the straight white guy and you hear from the Mexican guy and you

1:15:23

hear from the gay guy. After you learn other nicknames. Yeah.

1:15:28

And and but they do at

1:15:30

the top of every hour. Yeah. What is that? I don't know.

1:15:32

I just well, first

1:15:34

of all, it's not working. because

1:15:37

less and less people are listening to radio. So the softening of radio is is one of the really

1:15:39

one of the worst things that could

1:15:43

happen to it. Well, why don't they ever

1:15:46

yeah. Okay. So, you know, that there's that old adage of it. Hey, you just wanna be sitting around. Listen to Dude's

1:15:48

talk. Right? Yeah. But, you

1:15:50

know, listen to Dude's don't sit

1:15:53

around and introduce each other every hour. No. I guess someone new comes to the

1:15:55

conversation. Hey, this is Drew. And Drew, tell me

1:15:58

one great thing about your

1:16:00

weekend. It's not a

1:16:02

thing. Just fucking talk. They also like having a tear it up conversation about something that's going on, saying

1:16:04

things that you wouldn't say in front of

1:16:06

a larger group, which used to be

1:16:11

the personalities that people really liked were the ones that

1:16:13

would say the things that you would say at the

1:16:15

bar when you're with your friend

1:16:17

because that's how people talk. Yep. But now we

1:16:19

have to think about the people

1:16:20

that would be angriest about what

1:16:23

is said, and they have

1:16:25

to always be considered. It's almost like that has had

1:16:27

a greater chilling effect on the

1:16:29

medium than even Janet Jackson's tit

1:16:32

flopping out. What

1:16:34

what do you mean exactly?

1:16:36

Well, Janet Jackson's tit, that whole FCC

1:16:38

problem had a real chilling effect

1:16:40

of people being edgy. Right? Yeah. You

1:16:42

know? But you could still do it. You just couldn't use certain phrases. It was it was harder. now

1:16:48

with this whole, I don't know, last five years

1:16:50

or so, it's had such an effect that anybody is

1:16:54

afraid to take saw a strong stance on anything. Right? Well, there's

1:16:56

a lot of things that people just won't even

1:16:58

talk about because they they'll only

1:17:02

take. They'll only trouble or

1:17:04

they'll have a certain person that you don't want upset. Now there's

1:17:06

some people who have a shield who can say anything like Antonio Brown

1:17:11

or, you know, Tory Lanes can do records where he craps on the

1:17:13

person he shot, and those two will do shit

1:17:15

about it. Those two should

1:17:17

do a morning tory lanes in Anta. I would too.

1:17:20

Anta Brown could be very funny,

1:17:22

but, honestly, if we could understand

1:17:24

this. Well, surprised he didn't

1:17:26

get stoned to death in Dubai.

1:17:28

He's a guy, though, Drew.

1:17:30

I don't think they like people

1:17:32

showing penises to the women in

1:17:34

Dubai. Yeah. can do whatever they want in Dubai. It's the women that

1:17:37

can't. That depends. I guess because of

1:17:39

who he is, maybe there

1:17:42

were a lot there were some problems. Just do buy have those

1:17:44

laws? I know most like Saudi

1:17:46

Arabia. That's probably a little more modernized, I

1:17:48

would think. Alright. Tell you, the people with the

1:17:50

biggest balls right now are the women in

1:17:52

ran that are cutting their hair off the streets. I

1:17:55

know. Oh, shit. It's pretty ballsy. Well, they do get shot at once in

1:17:57

a while. Yeah. You know, what

1:17:59

are you gonna do? Yeah. I'm

1:18:01

sure it'll quash that soon. But, you know, over here, people are paying twenty

1:18:03

five hundred dollars to go to dinner, to get

1:18:06

told they're a racist over

1:18:09

there, they just wanna have their hair out. Where the

1:18:11

food's good. And they can get shot for for protesting it.

1:18:16

Mhmm. crazy. Yeah. And, you know, it

1:18:18

was the weekend of Karl because following the live show on Friday,

1:18:23

the isotopes the show Otis Supply and Ferndale, which was a

1:18:25

tough mix because the brother Cortez, they play rock

1:18:27

and Carl, those

1:18:30

guys are more of a vaudvill act. We've got the dance

1:18:32

on the Cancun girls, so they tell

1:18:34

jokes. And here it goes. Everybody wants

1:18:36

to just tell jokes at his Vegas

1:18:38

show. Do they ever find trickles, Come

1:18:40

on now. No. Those court has like I said, they

1:18:42

were They have a book and an answer between so long. girls. It's a stool. And

1:18:45

those are the glass

1:18:47

of beer one. Well, Jeff

1:18:49

Dunham has had a lot of effect on the show, obviously. No. Come again. You know what Jeff --

1:18:51

Oh, they have a -- Jeff

1:18:54

Dunham is a big deal.

1:18:57

nothing like that. The brother court says they were

1:18:59

playing when I got there, and they Oh, I was pissed when I

1:19:02

asked if they were vaudville. I was joking. He asked me about it.

1:19:04

Like, after

1:19:06

the show, he's like, was that VOD VILL? He said,

1:19:09

no. But the the other squad

1:19:11

test, which is a local

1:19:13

Detroit area, band. They were they were rocking and

1:19:15

rolling my mouth. bloodfill at all. They they were great influenced by isotopes came

1:19:18

on. And honestly, it's

1:19:21

such an unbelievable show. It's so unique and

1:19:23

different. There's no front man. The lyrics are all done through guitar. They

1:19:28

have confetti shooters. They have go

1:19:30

go to dancers that are sometimes on stage, but then other times interacting with the crowd, dancing

1:19:32

with them, forming conga lines. It

1:19:35

was it was very unique and

1:19:39

they shred. They took the entire dark side of the

1:19:41

moon album and condensed it into a

1:19:43

four minute song. Really?

1:19:45

Yes. starts with Is that on their website? Is that

1:19:47

on their Spotify? I'm looking I didn't wanna see I didn't wanna hear was awesome. And it starts with breathe

1:19:49

and then it ends, you know, it was

1:19:52

it was It

1:19:55

was clearly the weekend of Karl. Can

1:19:58

he cover its Friday bitches?

1:20:00

Yes. No.

1:20:02

I'm really impressed. great idea. It'd be really

1:20:04

funny. That would be Carl Copeland and his lead

1:20:07

guitar. I heard the list of please

1:20:09

the web show. I realize your Australian bitches

1:20:12

is becoming our our show. Yeah. Let's take

1:20:14

it. Let's reclaim it. We are claiming it.

1:20:16

because I like it. We don't do

1:20:18

a we don't record on Friday. Well,

1:20:20

Thursday. Thursday, though. It's like Friday. Most people listen Thursday, you're

1:20:22

on Friday. Oh, why don't we change it to it's like Friday, business.

1:20:28

It's Thursday. No. It's Friday

1:20:30

bitches. He can't you can't all Pretty good. It's so It's all pretty good. It's a big part of their system. Look, how long

1:20:32

have you been

1:20:35

playing it? Yeah. Yeah. So,

1:20:40

anyway, it was the weekend at Carl and

1:20:42

it was one of those things. I was

1:20:44

trying to think of what it

1:20:47

reminded me of Detroit has really

1:20:49

glummed onto that show, and

1:20:51

it's still new.

1:20:54

And having, you know, Call not

1:20:56

be here, but having the balls to do an appearance here and

1:20:58

charge people for it and have all those people showed

1:21:01

up, it tells

1:21:03

you they're all huge fans and it was kinda

1:21:05

like the thing just really This is it? Short side of the moon.

1:21:08

It's called

1:21:10

short side of the It's great. It was great. Anyway, it's

1:21:12

sort of like the the show just hitting that

1:21:14

apex where it's like, boom, it has made

1:21:16

it and people are excited because

1:21:19

it's new and it's good. And

1:21:21

every episode ever so well. You

1:21:23

always back episode five reviewing

1:21:25

five because there

1:21:26

different podcasts.

1:21:28

No. This the show was great.

1:21:30

I didn't mention truck or Andy or Crosby or Jen, but everybody was great. Jingles. Jen

1:21:36

Jingles? a really, really, really, really -- It

1:21:38

was a great show. -- I enjoyed it. It reminded me of when we had the when

1:21:43

we did the the Elmo doll through the wood chipper

1:21:45

-- Mhmm. -- because it was like ten below zero. And the

1:21:47

show was so hot at that

1:21:49

time that, like, five hundred people

1:21:52

showed up hundred people showed up in

1:21:54

freezing cold weather to watch Elmo with a

1:21:56

camera on him go through a wood chipper, and

1:21:58

Elmo's were selling for, like, two thousand bucks

1:22:00

at the time. It was crazy. Mitch was

1:22:02

very angry. Rich, Albaum. Yeah. That's what started our battle with Mitchellbaum because he

1:22:05

he wrote a piece about how

1:22:07

you guys were wasting one

1:22:09

of, like, the the biggest hotest toys of the year. Yeah. It was

1:22:11

it was wasteful. We could have done it for charity. Which

1:22:13

we did by that. Exactly. That's the only one. so

1:22:17

wrong. That's why. we've forever been

1:22:20

determined to give it back to

1:22:22

him twenty million times of that.

1:22:24

It's like your little brother

1:22:26

getting in a good punch. Oh, yeah.

1:22:29

Well, CBS Sunday morning, like, two weeks ago, did

1:22:31

a big thing on Tuesdays with Morning. In the anniversary

1:22:33

of Tuesdays Oh,

1:22:35

I saw that. And there's I

1:22:38

I really need your forensic accountant to check on one thing he said, which was something about along

1:22:41

the lines that he's

1:22:43

been to a hundred performances

1:22:45

of Tuesdays with Maury on stage in different language or maybe it's sixty,

1:22:48

sixty different performances

1:22:51

in other languages. I'm

1:22:54

like Of two sisters with Morrie, didn't There's

1:22:56

no way you did. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Why would we let

1:22:58

me see if I can perform it. Why would they

1:23:00

ever perform? It's on age. I don't know.

1:23:02

They showed a clip of them doing it

1:23:05

in Japanese. What? Yeah. There are a lot of Japanese

1:23:07

people named Maury. I don't know. Japanese?

1:23:10

I'm sorry. I don't I don't understand.

1:23:12

I remember one of the twenty year anniversary of Tuesdays,

1:23:14

the more it's like, I've never heard of

1:23:16

a book anniversary. Oh my god. This book

1:23:19

is years old. That's incredible. So what? It

1:23:21

was it was incredible. It was incredible when

1:23:23

it came out and it sold a

1:23:25

billion copies. Why are you celebrating its

1:23:27

twentieth year and its twenty fifth year.

1:23:29

And I think channel forwarded something on it too, and it's like, what? But

1:23:31

if you know what, it should

1:23:32

release a

1:23:34

song for the twenty fifth

1:23:36

anniversary. ago. It's Tuesday,

1:23:38

bitches. No. It's Tuesday, Maury. If you send out a press release telling

1:23:44

people It's the anniversary. Every

1:23:46

now and then somebody will go, oh my god, it's the twentieth anniversary of Tuesday's morning. They'll do a big story on

1:23:52

it. But you know, I've just never been one

1:23:54

of those people that does that. It's a lot of credit though, man. He didn't.

1:23:56

I I would have a hard time

1:23:58

giving an interview over the

1:23:59

twenty fifth never share a

1:24:02

book. I would feel that's true. Yeah. It's not just a book. It is a a play. is

1:24:04

a way to live

1:24:07

life. The podcast. Right? I

1:24:10

I always remember how mad Mike would get Tuesdays because

1:24:12

because Mitch saw the

1:24:14

night line story and more.

1:24:17

good mitch softly night with in story

1:24:19

him or And, Mike, always capitalize on it. Oh, it did

1:24:21

seem like you made a lot of money

1:24:23

off the guys. Mitchell Ball.

1:24:25

He's so close to

1:24:27

him in college. I took every class

1:24:29

he offered. I promised him the day, I graduated, that I would always stay in touch. Oh, he could just go to

1:24:32

Thomas. So for me, it was

1:24:34

a question of, oh my god. He's

1:24:36

dying. what

1:24:38

do I do now? And how do I try to make up

1:24:40

for This is the twentieth anniversary interview?

1:24:42

Yes. Make sure begin visiting

1:24:45

Maury weekly We've used this before before. Yeah. But you haven't heard in five years. I

1:24:47

got an actual audio of Maury. I could only go on two stories.

1:24:53

If you could only go on Tuesdays, it makes

1:24:55

more you sound less important. Doesn't it? I mean, Tuesday is not

1:24:57

the most important day of the week. The larity was celebrated recently at

1:24:59

the National Book Festival. in

1:25:02

Washington. This is yellowed with age.

1:25:05

Third copy. Third copy. Why

1:25:07

would I keep buying two copies of

1:25:09

our stock? If you're gonna buy three copies,

1:25:11

why don't I just digitally. But I enjoyed

1:25:13

it. It does cross all kinds of cultural That

1:25:16

one doesn't look real

1:25:18

long to this racial boundary.

1:25:21

Yeah. What are people getting out of what

1:25:23

are racial workers of most books? Well, the appeal of Tuesdays

1:25:28

with Maury isn't my writing? I'm

1:25:30

not Mark Twain. It's the story of a younger person who was a little lost

1:25:32

and an older person,

1:25:35

he was Mark Twain. person

1:25:37

who's about to leave the world who says, let me tell you what I've

1:25:39

learned. All right. Here's the part of all of the different languages.

1:25:40

Yeah.

1:25:44

Bye bye. That's that my spirit.

1:25:46

And if you're thinking that's a theme that has dramatic

1:25:48

potential, YOU'D

1:25:51

BE RIGHT. THERE

1:25:52

IS A PLAY AND

1:25:54

IT HAS BEEN PRODUCED. BOLISH

1:25:56

FOSS. Reporter: THE

1:25:59

MICH

1:25:59

CAN RICKLE. has been,

1:26:02

like, six hundred different productions of the play. Really? No. Yeah. It's in the world. I guess, I'm just not target

1:26:08

field. he

1:26:11

has seen the play based on his book six

1:26:13

hundred times. That's insane.

1:26:15

That's not a good use of time.

1:26:18

MMA six hundred people would wanna see

1:26:20

it. Well, you know, there's a hundred laborers. I'm

1:26:22

maybe a hundred people who wanna see it. A play.

1:26:28

Maybe he the whole theater

1:26:30

La Caul did, obviously. He called he bought the tickets from the magic bag,

1:26:32

filled the joint

1:26:35

with his family. It

1:26:38

was like, do you wanna see anymore? I

1:26:40

don't know. I mean Jake, his area got

1:26:42

to play him in the film version, which

1:26:44

led to Mitchell Baum being able

1:26:47

to be on the Simpsons. And I

1:26:49

mean, I don't know. It's huge. So the problem

1:26:51

with Mitch, she does nice things. Nice

1:26:53

stuff. And

1:26:54

you're assuming for whatever I

1:26:56

acknowledge I'm not the target audience. I'm

1:26:58

just not. So There's Mitch on TV. Whatever

1:27:00

he's doing, it's

1:27:01

worked. I just don't

1:27:04

know if would want to do what he's doing

1:27:06

because it seems like it would be boring. But, I mean, you can I think you need

1:27:08

to read the book. You need to

1:27:10

read the book to get the point.

1:27:13

I think Life's more about being entertained. I'm Drew. Look, I was so fascinated by the

1:27:15

response to it that I think I to read it, really. I

1:27:18

think I had it at one

1:27:20

point. But

1:27:22

it just I start thinking I

1:27:24

just went into it with a wrong attitude,

1:27:26

like, oh, here's this guy. This guy. He just

1:27:28

take a vision. This old guy is still a

1:27:30

boy. It's just not the way you should look at it. My

1:27:32

problem is I think of how each treated mass and

1:27:34

a couple of people that work. Oh,

1:27:37

I know. That was that that did. That's

1:27:39

why I took that attitude. I wish Ted

1:27:41

Cabo would ask him the time he dressed

1:27:43

down mezz. That's right. He was

1:27:45

very mean to mezz. in a couple of people that work

1:27:47

for him that I know. He's very mean to

1:27:49

people. He can reduce people to

1:27:51

tears over the little things

1:27:54

little things. I wouldn't employee allegedly used to cry every day. I'm

1:27:56

just saying it's true. I'm not saying it's true. I'm

1:27:58

just saying it was said to me. We had

1:28:00

a few interns well, we had

1:28:02

a few people that interned this. I

1:28:05

think also entered nowhere in that. Yeah. Sounds like they were not fair.

1:28:07

A little bit ruckus and a little bit not so safe space wise.

1:28:09

Yeah. That's right. I mean,

1:28:11

I'm saying it. the same

1:28:14

So you know Anyway,

1:28:16

what else went on this weekend? There was god,

1:28:18

there's so so much because we've

1:28:20

been off for a while. But

1:28:22

In fact, Trump was in Warren at McComb

1:28:24

Community College. Did you know Trump was

1:28:27

in town? I knew

1:28:28

he was coming. I didn't know I

1:28:30

didn't know it was this weekend. think it might been --

1:28:32

It's funny. -- Saturday or Friday or something. Football

1:28:34

just sucks. I know it does. You never There's

1:28:36

the vortex. Everything goes into. I could fall down that

1:28:38

and I don't I don't come out for

1:28:41

two days. But there were a lot of people

1:28:43

there. Two Dupixent was there too, and she was taking she was

1:28:46

taking shots at Whitmer about COVID and about kids being out of

1:28:48

school. or fantastic,

1:28:50

brilliant tutor, Dixon. So they asked Whitmer about it, I guess.

1:28:53

And

1:28:54

so Whitmer

1:28:56

says, I'm not gonna

1:28:58

get distracted by all this ugly

1:29:00

and dangerous rhetoric. Danger rhetoric. My

1:29:01

kid's not being in school during COVID. Is

1:29:04

it dangerous? Maybe

1:29:07

she's still

1:29:07

talking about the whole kidnapping thing. I don't think Tudor

1:29:09

Dixon was talking about her being Wait.

1:29:11

It's like Marjorie Taylor

1:29:13

Green was here. Marjorie

1:29:16

Taylor Green. getting a divorce. Why my

1:29:18

cadre trailer green is getting a divorce? Why was she here to raise money?

1:29:21

She

1:29:23

was a Trump. I

1:29:24

mean, that would be as stupid

1:29:26

as, you know, AOC going down to Georgia, right, to

1:29:29

raise money. I

1:29:32

she probably could raise money. Probably has.

1:29:34

That's really dumb. Can you believe that Marjorie trailer green can actually

1:29:37

raise money? Doesn't

1:29:40

seem weird? She's

1:29:40

getting a

1:29:41

divorce and she would like her privacy. I think it's told. She's a part of

1:29:43

the GQP. Exactly.

1:29:49

And I

1:29:49

saw and I actually read a

1:29:50

story about her, the trainer that she was supposedly having an affair with

1:29:54

who who looked ridiculous.

1:29:58

and that grieving today was enough. I

1:30:00

think it was a lot younger though. But

1:30:02

there was a there was other news I

1:30:04

read today. I got these people she

1:30:06

does not matter. he does not matter. They're all noise. What do

1:30:08

they ever done? I don't know. It's funny

1:30:10

whenever I it seems like

1:30:14

the the the fifty politicians that get the most attention

1:30:16

right now, they all seem like just assholes

1:30:18

to me. I every single one of

1:30:20

them is where they only care about

1:30:22

themselves. They only care about being elected. but

1:30:24

I have to admit I did chuckle this morning

1:30:26

because I woke up to just the most ridiculous stories

1:30:31

and they were so horrible and potentially horrifying that I

1:30:33

couldn't help it laugh. But the first

1:30:35

one was the

1:30:38

international archives says, missing Trump documents. And I

1:30:41

was thinking, oh my god, there's more documents.

1:30:43

So what are they gonna strip

1:30:47

search Trump? actually searches a hole for these documents now.

1:30:49

What they gonna do? They'll

1:30:51

never find them. What

1:30:54

are they gonna Are they gonna Oh, that's there. I just need

1:30:56

to check inside your ass. How? I

1:30:58

have a SWAT team enter every property

1:31:02

of his, every hotel, every building. I mean, it's just like, oh my

1:31:04

god. Where does it end? But

1:31:06

it doesn't end. Oh boy. There

1:31:12

was We were off so long

1:31:14

that all other stuff seems old, but it's not. There was a Biden called Jackie

1:31:16

Wollarsky up on say, where

1:31:18

is Jackie? Oh, hilarious. And she's

1:31:22

dead. Yeah. So this that's why this is

1:31:24

funny. And then you're gonna hear the

1:31:27

White House,

1:31:27

what what

1:31:28

they call a press secretary, explain

1:31:30

that this was not a gaffe. Why

1:31:32

is that

1:31:32

not a gaffe? It is a

1:31:34

gaffe. Of course it's a gaffe.

1:31:36

I wanna

1:31:38

thank all of you here for

1:31:40

including bipartisan electric officials like representative governor, senator Braun,

1:31:43

senator Booker. This is my favorite. Jackie,

1:31:47

are you here? Where's Jackie? I there's always a she

1:31:50

was something to help make this a

1:31:53

reality. What happened in a hunger event. Today, the president appeared

1:31:56

to look around the room of a

1:31:58

foreign audience member, a member of commerce

1:32:00

who passed away last month, he seemed to

1:32:02

indicate she might be in the room. So

1:32:04

the president was as you

1:32:06

all know, you guys were watching today's event, a very important event on

1:32:08

digital security.

1:32:10

The president

1:32:11

was naming the congressional champions on

1:32:14

this issue and was acknowledging her incredible work. He had it just

1:32:16

It's not what he

1:32:17

was doing. want to welcome

1:32:20

the Congress

1:32:20

woman's family

1:32:22

to the White House -- Oh,

1:32:24

my god. -- his dad. He was asking

1:32:26

us to come up with these things. Yeah.

1:32:28

So,

1:32:28

of course, she was on

1:32:30

his mind. She was of top would mind

1:32:32

for the president. Okay.

1:32:33

Then he should have known you as the president. Listen to these questions. I

1:32:35

totally understand.

1:32:37

I just I just

1:32:39

explain. She was on top of mine. That doesn't explain

1:32:40

it. You know? Well, because I'm trying

1:32:42

to get my head around the response.

1:32:45

If the late congresswoman was top

1:32:47

of mine for the press resident

1:32:49

and her family was expected to be here, and that's what dude's thinking about what why was he

1:32:51

looking for? I'm not I'm not trying to be snarky here.

1:32:54

No. I mean, she's

1:32:56

dead. I

1:32:58

think people can understand. I think

1:32:59

the American people out there who, you

1:33:02

know, watched the briefing from time

1:33:04

to time, maybe at this moment. will understand

1:33:06

when someone is at top of mind.

1:33:08

I mean, that is that is not an

1:33:10

unusual unusual scenario. That's not what happened.

1:33:13

John Lennon. Top of mind

1:33:15

just about every day, but I'm not looking around

1:33:17