Saturday Morning with Gary Jeff Walker -- 4/20/24

Patures are in the low forties and the only warm to the mid to upper fifties Tonight, you drop down to the thirties before hitting the sixty degree mark tomorrow afternoon. The good news is both today and tomorrow will be dry. Form a se your weather station. I'm nine First Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news Radio seven hundred WLW. It is currently forty eight degrees. Our next update is at six o'clock. I'm Whitney Harris, News Radio seven hundred WLW,

MWS twenty four hours a day, Mules Radio seven hundred WLW. America, the land I love is under attack. It's been under attack for decades now, and the focus and the final act is being played out in front of us right now in college campuses, corporations, courtrooms, most specifically, most recently and now in the streets. People apparently living here who call themselves citizens do not love America. In fact, they shan't shout death to America.

That is not free speech. That's terrorism, and it's being allowed. It should not be allowed. If you don't love this country, I can show you the way to the door. They're trying to overthrow this country again. As I said, in our educational systems, in our entertainment systems, in corporate systems, and in the streets, because it's an election year and

they want to cause as much chaos and division as possible. A former president who was duly elected by the American people is being railroaded in places like New York City where it's easy, or they think it's easy to do because they know the other side knows they can't win with him in the race. They've tried to take him off the ballots, they've tried to sue him. Now they're trying to jail him for what. Well, they're not very specific about

that hush money paid to a porn star, financial records being altered. If any of this were true, those were misdemeanor charges that now a district attorney in New York has decided to make felonies by pointing out federal election laws, which again were not violated. We won't specify exactly what crime Donald Trump is on trial four just this amorphous generalized hush money threatening to put him in jail. Well, he should be campaigning. I hope this is the biggest landslide

this country has ever seen in a presidential election. Jailing political opponents is not something we do in America. I know it's a different opening for you, different opening from me, but the time for picking sides has come. God bless Donald Trump. It is April twentyeth, twenty twenty four. I'm Gary Jeff Walker. This is a Saturday Morning edition before we look at to look

back at significant events and people tied to this particular date in history. Eighteen twelve, the fourth Vice President United States, George Clinton, died in Washington at age seventy two. Not that George Clinton, the first George Clinton. On this date. In eighteen sixty one, Robert E. Lee resigned his commission in the United States Army well he had chosen sides too, ultimately the losing side. He went on to command the Army of Northern Virginia in the

Civil War this state. In nineteen twelve, Boston's Fenway Park hosted its first professional baseball game. Navin Field in Detroit opened up, and four years later in this state, in nineteen sixteen, the Chicago Cubs played their inaugural game at the iconic Wrigley Field. Nineteen seventy two, Apollo sixteen's lunar module landed on the Moon with astronauts John Young and Charles Duke. Following an absence of six decades in the West, Vladimir Horowitz came back to Mother Russia perform in

Moscow in the Soviet Union. Two thousand and three, US Army forces took control of Bagdad from the Marines and a changing of the guard that thinned the military presence in that capitol during the Iraqi War. Folks celebrating birthdays today George Takai, who played Lieutenant Sulu in Star Trek, is eighty seven. Johnny Tillotson, who was a singing star and also a child star I Believe in the fifties sixties, bluegrass singer musician Doyle Lawson Quicksilver has a birthday today.

Keyboardist Craig Frost, who was in Grand Funk Whale Railroad, and Bob Siegern the Silver Bullet Band turned seventy six. Jessica Lang's birthday, Veronica Cartwright, Clint Howard, Ron's Weird little brother, Crispin Glover, actor Andy Serkis, Roslind Summers, an Olympic silver metal figure skater, turned sixty. William Devrye Wade Hayes, Shamar Moore, Carmen Electra with Cincinnati Roots. Happy Birthday, Reggae singer Stephen Marley who will be coming to town with his kin is fifty

two actor Joey Lawrence Clay Cook who's in the Zach Brown Band. Happy Birthday. And that's pretty much the rundown there. If it's your birthday, I hope it is absolutely the most spectacular day for you and you get to spend it with people you love doing the things that you love best. Truly my

wish. It's five forty two. Weather in sports just ahead on seven hundred WLW this morning at nine, Mike Allen bites the latest wave of ridiculousness with karate like discipline on seven hundred WLW hey Cincinnati's former Bengal Football Hall of Famer Anthony Munos. The Anthony Munos Foundation's achieved internoon only up to about sixty degrees, partly cloudy skies overnight Tomorrow morning's low thirty eight, patching frost to begin

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seven to one last night the final. Tyler Stevenson gave the team some energy with a two run home run in the bottom of the six, but it was really Ellie d la Cruz who blew the game wide open in the bottom of the eighth with a three run blast. In the end, those Red Legs are victorious, obviously a much needed win after Seattle tonight. The Reds look to keep that momentum going. Graham Ashcraft up against Patrick Sandoval for the

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NHL Playoffs also begins today. The puck drops at five pm this afternoon with the Islanders up against those raging Hurricanes, which to me sounds like it would be a disaster for any Islander. You would think you would think so absolutely. By the way, Dave from Harrison will be on at six o'clock. Oh good, okay, now not now? Tonight, FC Cincinnati back in

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We are right by you. I'm getting vaccinated with Prevnar twenty, a Pfizer vaccine. So am I Because I'm at RIT five on a Saturday morning, let's get going, or, as Alex Eagin likes to say, let's do it. I wonder getting it's not the same thing as just to it, but I wonder you should be maybe getting residuals from nineties, something like Caitlin Clark about ten minutes away from the top of the hour. God bless America and God bless the lovely lady. Lynette. Good morning, Lynette, Good

morning, Darlene. How are you. I got to picture you? Did you send me a picture of you with Craig Wilson yesterday? Yeah, it was my birthday party. We had it, wins. Why would you have your birthday party three weeks early? Does share things to do? Ah? Okay, well that makes sense. A dog is having your teeth torn. We just had to do it. Oh, he had Craig there. Yeah, you know. I used to play music with Craig a long time ago. I used to sing remember a Walker on Debby But I don't remember the

name Craig. No, that that was Wildman Walker, And that's not what I'm talking about. I used to I used to perform. I used to sing with Craig Wilson at bars. Yeah okay, yeah, well that was that goes back to like nineteen ninety nine. That's how long ago up on Mount Adams. That's how long ago that was. When I saw that picture, I go, look, it's Yanni. He kind of looks like Yanni anyway, so it was a good huh. Yeah, yeah he does.

I don't think he actually I don't think he actually goes by Yanni, but he kind of looked like Yanni back with the long hair and the mustache playing the keyboards. Did you enjoy his performance? Yeah, but he didn't bring it to mom at this time, not scream no no. He usually brings his harmonica he left at home. Well, I meant to saying, both pictures are getting Gene Hans my number one her and Christina Marsha my Boomtown triplets, and they're my number one fans. And we got Pat and Patty and

Columbus and Judy and Cincinnati and Pat sent me a card. But I haven't got no birthday cards and nobody else yet. Well, Lynette, it's not your birthday, and you know what, let's settle this. I don't think we have time to sing this morning, but we'll reserve that for next of all. Wells, it was it was. If it's quick, that's fine, but I wouldn't let everybody know. If you'd like to send Lady Lynette

a birthday card, send it to Florence Park Cares. Hey, Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen, Happy Jesus, cry happy, happy Jesus. Right, it's on you and oh it's you're happy and you know it. If you're happy, why not show it? If you're happy? Day? Amen Again? You can send your cards to lovely Lady Lynnette at Florence Park Care. I don't have the exact address. I'll get it before the morning. Her birthday is May the fourth, so it is fastly approaching. Dick

is hanging. We'll get to him in a moment. They're modern daycon artists and they're the focus of creating three three BG sins. Time for some big and handsome grinnin and we head north to Dayton to our friend Dick from Dayton. Good morning Dick, Dick, Good morning Dick. Oh, good morning Gary, Jeff. What were you pay attention Dick? We're on the air. We don't have time to waste. How is what? How is your birthday? How is your birthday? Last week? I talked about that day

everybody. It was one hundred the best time I've never known, I've loved. I've got to get to that place in Ripley. I just all of what you did, Gary, Jeff and that crew. I just wanted to ask you about Daves. He was supposed to come by. He said he had something. He must be on the road or something. You know, I have no idea. I've heard from day from Dayton. He wanted to know since today is four twenty, which some people relate as a day for

marijuana enjoyment. For I'm never gotten that, but uh yeah four twenty. Have you ever have you ever been exposed or experimented with marijuana? Dick? No, No, never never not even experimented and didn't inhale like Bill Clinton or anything. Never never. Kind of stinks thing that like a five. We used to go to parties with my uncle or say you, I'll smoke one of those I like those Swisher Sweet cigars with the little tips. That's

you know, Swisher Sweet with a little tip. Yeah. Yeah, I the last time I had a Swisher Sweet, I was like twelve years old. Yeah, but I want to you know what I was thinking Memorial Day, Just that he wanted to go back he just we talked all the way down there. He said, Dick, I've never known anybody like you. Andy. He said, it's great, you know, and I said,

well, I'm glad. We were just talking about. Yeah, we you know what we need to We need to tip our hats to your driver who brought you from Dayton to Newport last Jeff was the most amazing guy in the world. And he was. He was an integral part of getting you there and we're so appreciative. And Dave from Dave from Dayton, who also made all that possible. It was a wonderful date. Listen, Dick. Unfortunately we're out of time, but would you do me one favor? What's you

say? Good night, Dick, good night Gary, Jeff, thank you for everything. All right, Happy birthday, Dick. It was a great time. Five fifty nine. In this week's Marketers Report, Dana Nusbaum, executive vice president worldwide Marketing at Warner Brothers Discovery Web one hundred w Well, John, Well, it's the start of a cool weekend as we're starting off in the low forties and only warm to the mid to upper fifties this afternoon. You drop down to the thirties. Tonight before you warm back up to

sixty tomorrow. For a severe weather station, I'm nine First Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on News Radio seven hundred WLW. It is currently forty nine degrees. Next update is at six thirty. I'm Whitney Harris News Radio seven hundred WLW News twenty four hours a day, News Radio seven hundred WLW. Jeff Weilerhonda dot Com into the first official hour of the Saturday morning edition for this Saturday, April twenty of twenty twenty four. I'm Gary Jeff Walker, and I

love America every day, but today more than ever. I love this country. Do you who was not tried and star fun O the Sweet were so mastery? Then stamping anyone channing death to America on American soil should be removed from American soil. It's not freedom of speech, it's sedition and it's treason. Amen six h nine on a Saturday morning, Gary, Jeff Karen, You've been waiting a long time. Thanks for chiming what's on your mind this morning. Gary, Thank you for taking my call and also what you said

about America and that I enjoy your show every morning on Saturdays. I work nights. So I just wanted to say I really enjoyed what I just say today and I want to just thank you for it. Well, thank you for tuning in every Saturday morning, Karen, and thanks for being moved to pick up the phone and call this early. I appreciate it. Dave and Harrison, what's up? More than comrade? How are we doing? I have a question for you. Was that Whitney that one? That one that

was the Whitney that was one of these? No Whitney, Houston? You dufous Hey? You know what's for he Dave? It's four twenty? Yeah, why is the Why is the roach clip called a roach clip? Because because potholder was taken? What do you what do you call a pot smoker? With two spliffs? We'll join it. What's the difference between politicians and stoners? Politicians don't inhale, They just suck. Do you know anything to add a few aunt anti anti anti jokes? I guess you'd call him.

Hey, what do you call an ant who skipped school? What an ant? What do you call an ant who skips school? And no ants were in school? I thought they were just in armies. Well before the armies come the schools, would be my guest in schools, Fisher, in schools, not ants? All right, all right, well, okay, what do you call an ant who skips school? Dave? A true ant? Okay, I hope these get better our time. Why don't sick? Why don't ant eaters get sick? Tell me, well, because they're full of

antibodies. Here's here's one for you. What is the biggest ant in the world. I don't know. I'd be an elephant. You know these are below your quality level, Dave? Yeah, well, I mean and and you don't set a real high bar speaking of four twenty. Thank you and and Dave. It's it's time. Yeah, it's time. Goodbye. Twelve minutes after six o'clock. Pretty girls, Yes they do, and so do the pretty men, Pretty girls. Willie is here for everyone, Pretty girls.

I'm here to serve all with honesty, integrity and compassion, but truth and always a couple of laughs. The pretty girl joined me my pretty friend Phil Hunningham Monday at twelve noon, Pretty Girls on seven hundred wul w A. If you're listening to me right now, I have one thing every business needs most attention. Think about it. We swipe and scroll past stuff all day. But when we're driving, some lady run me on the radio and they the load is high ball. You must have fallen nine of a horn

and your run on the cold. They never said your name on you just yes. We are on the radio at six sixteen on a Saturday morning, Gary Jeff Walker on a Saturday morning edition. And here he is old radio Rick who happened absolutely loves Donna Summer. He confided this to me and he's never told anybody this before. It's one of his guilty pleasures. So, so how are you doing, mister Washburn? The heck I've never told anyone. Yes, I love Donald Summer. So's I got an extended shout out

this morning. Yeah, there's a man named Jack. He lives in Levanon. He has a lot of beautiful radios. He has a lot of beautiful radios in my basement. Yeah, he has some beautiful radios in my basement that he hasn't seen since five minutes after he bought them several years ago to an auction. Were together, you're still on backlog. He has the patience of job, as fortunately most of my customers do, at least so far. Hey, guys, I'm trying. I swear he's someone and I'm proud

to call my friend. He's the reason I say for those of you play at home when I give the model number of the week's radio, because he asked me to do that, so we looked them up eighty in our net grand and he has this Wards Airline model six two two eight eight, which is on the bench, most likely made by Belmont which is a great thing,

but it was sold by Montgomery Wards. And of course stories like Montgomery Wards did not make their own radios, didn't design them anything like that, but often the bigger players like Wards and Seers had influence of Hey, we want something unique, we want something special, et cetera. This one is a nineteen thirty eight table model made of bake light and unfortunately painted by somebody after purchase. But Marie is working her magic on that because it's bake light

in little work fine as six tubes. It's an AM radio. Yeah so what so what's the love? Well, it's got a magic ittube that is extremely uncommon for a bake light table model. It also has slide level slide lever preset tuning where you just pushed down a lever like like on a toaster that that's the station for you. And the cabinet being bake light, is surprisingly ornate. It has these beautiful columns on the front side and back as

well as on the top. There's like this filigree that almost looks like a little fig leaves or something. It's gorgeous. And it also has a thermometer dial where when you tune it from left to right on the dial from fifty five to one sixty, it's like it's like a finger moving across rather than just a pointer that moves. For the seven of us that enjoy the old vintage Volvos, it's just like that speedometer. But there you go. So anyway, let's go to the catalog, shall we. Oh yeah, I

love this the description of this radio that he was just talking about. Go ahead. First of all, one of the things I know you love, Gary, Jeff is good, better, best, because this is awards and this is best, right, Kay twelve dollars in ninety five cents cash in nineteen thirty eight, that would be two hundred and eighty seven dollars today. They have a picture of the radio and guess what radio station is. In the first slot, and it is available according to catalog, both brown or

black. Of course, I always say that big lights available in black, darker black, and slightly darker black. But then we offer two of those more beauty, performance and convenience. Then you can buy anywhere else at this price. Prove it in your own home. I'm not sure is that a demand order in the regular way, either cash or down payment, and compare it with radio selling for thirty to thirty five dollars elsewhere. If it isn't the best buy on the market, send it back and we'll refund every cent,

including transportation charges. Okay, that's cool. Yeah, And then it says automatic volume control, superheterodyne circuit and all the other quality features described above. It's like, wait, what case you not at awful? You were reading the last two sentences. Yes, sounds like a Biden campaign commercial. Uh, that's mister Rick Washburn, Old Radio Rick. You can reach him at Old Radio rickat gmail dot com. Monday's birthday? What can you do

give an endangered polar bear off home? A thankful polar bear would love nothing more than to live in your spare room, preferably. That's chilly one. Grandma gripes about just toss him as see every day or so come on show that you care, take in a bear. Be listening for more world saving tips on seven hundred WLW Listen. You've been making house payments for years, right and right now your home's value hastening. Every Saturday. I've just wanted

to say she loves the show. Thank you, Laura, Love you Back six twenty three on a Saturday morning, and in lieu of sports, I wanted to talk to my old friend Dave Hatter, who not only is an IT expert you've heard many times all over the place, including on television and on fifty five Caroseye in my nightcap shows when I do them, but is also the mayor of Fort Wright and I saw him on Local twelve news this week talking about the police problem that not only Fort Wright, but cities all

over America having trying to get officers to come and protect and serve. Good morning, Dave Hatter, heany, Eric, Jeff as always, thanks for having me on. Good to chat with you with you, my friend, So tell me what's going on in Fort Wright with trying to maintain a police force to keep the citizens of your community safe. Well Gary, Jeff,

I think this probably isn't news to you or any of your listeners. I've heard, you know, former FOT President Dan Hills talk about this, and you know, I think it's a nationwide problem, But in Kentucky, I think we've made it even more difficult because of the way things have to happen in order for you to become a new police officer in Kentucky. So Fort Wright is a city of roughly six thousand people. You know, we're just north of Kevenyon, coming up seventy five here, and we currently have about

thirteen police officers, including what I would call our working chief. You know, our Chief, Ed Butler, is the retired Kenton County Police officer, So you'll see how the retirement plays into this at a second. And he's been with us for about four or five years, does a great job. But we got about thirteen people, including the chief who takes calls. He's

not just an administration person sitting at a desk all day long. You know, if the call comes out and he's the only person available, he answers the call. So even if you do the math for a second, think about this. So you've got three shifts today, twenty four hours, you've got to cover six thousand people. We got thirteen officers, so you don't

have a lot of police coverage to begin with. And then now, thankfully, thankfully, we have municipal aid to outruin a Kentucky, So if our officers are busy, someone from Ludlow or someone from Taylor Mill will show up or vice versa. You know, it goes both ways. And thankfully we have great neighbors. Everyone cooperates and works with each other. But unfortunately you also then have a very competitive situation because it's difficult for I think a variety

of reasons. A. It's a difficult and dangerous job. B. Society has changed a lot. B. The state of Kentucky has changed the way the pensions work. So the pension system is nowhere near creative as it once was, and you have to work longer. So there's been a bunch of changes that I think are impacting our ability to get police officers. And then another thing that I think it's difficult for a city like for Right, or any small city, you know, pick any municipality anywhere in this region.

If you come to work at Fort Right, well, we have thirteen positions. There's not a lot of upward mobility. We don't have a lot of special departments, you know, So if you want to do canine or something like that, you know, we don't have that. So, you know, there's a lot of reasons why, depending on what you want to get out of your policing career, you might choose a larger city like Cincinnati or Covington or Mason, or you know, somewhere where there's a lot more officers

and a lot more opportunities to do different things. So there's a lot of challenges and it's not getting any easier. Gary Jeffer, let me tell you, it's not getting any easier to find these people. Well, of course, it's not getting any easier, as police have been maligned wrongly in the media and from activist groups, a lot of them criminals, for police brutality, or for excessive use of force, all the other things that you see

bandied about, especially by the mainstream press. When it comes to our treatment, all I would say is you're doing the best job you can. They're doing the best job they can in fort right. And if you think that policing is a problem in big cities in a small community like Fort Wright. It is equally an issue, and it's only seeming to get worse. And we pray that someday we will find the support among the public and in Frankfort

the capital to support these communities and the people that keep us safe. Dave Hatter, I appreciate your time this morning. Keep doing what you're doing, and we will chart your progress as time goes along, sir. Always my pleasure, Harry, Jeff. I mean this is for people that live in Kentucky, especially because of the way the police academy it works and the time it takes, and the fact that cities you have to sponsor people. It's

even trickier than our neighboring states. So we need to focus on this Otherwise, in about five or ten years, when the current crop of folks retires, we're going to have a real problem on our hand. Let you appreciate you give me optay to talk about it. Let your state representatives and the governor's office know. Dave Hatter with us this morning on the Saturday Morning edition. This is the Tina Mobile. This is what's trending from Iheartsports Network,

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Its Radio seven hundred WLW. I'm toasting you, Simon. We may meet through and you'll never care me Couny and I don't know how many years it's been, but we are going east, my friends, out of Cincinnati, Hamilton County, through Claremont County and that that that line right past Utopia. How now Brown County to our friends in the lovely little village of Ripley on the banks of the Mighty Ohio River, a place called Snappers Saloon.

Good morning gang, Good morning, Hell up here today? What's that whole house here this morning? We got a lot of stuff for you? Are you ready? I go? Jerry's cooked up of breakfast here and he's back to the Henbury's Any which way Kentucky Round Stake, Caeter's and Fresh port Side along with Bacon and just down the street. Tonight, Brookies will have the Rebel Bound Club at nine pm this next week. The Queen of Hearts should be close to top and out at about two hundred thousand and seven. I

want to know something. Is Jerry Jones the handsome one not the rich one? There? Yeah, oh yeah, there is specials. What's that you say it again? Faceless? You're speechless, And he will tell you. He'll be the first one and maybe the only one to tell you that he is above reproach. Of course. Well, I gotta tell you, mister Jones. I know you're not into talking on the radio too much, but

it's a pleasure to know that you're in our presence again this morning. It's been a long time and we certainly have missed talking to you, or at least talking at you. And I know that at this point of the day you're probably very, very friendly and amiable to be around. I don't know what you may No, I'm not sure I know what I mean either. Most of the time, Sherry's got a big one too. All right, quick, let's go Okay. Well, I wanted to say I had a

great time talking to Dick on Saturday. We had a great time, and Dave and everybody was there. I wanted to shout out to Burn. I wanted to thank him for coming over and being really friendly, and he works at a hospital. I can't pronounce what he does, but he's some kind of a medical techt bear. And I enjoyed being with Burn and Stuart and

Kenny and all those crazy guys. And then Buzz told me to go over to the candy store across the street to lose so and Jerry and Jerry were so warm and gracious, and I got my saltwater tappy, and I'm in hoggammon. Everybody loved your beaver by the way, Oh did they like her? Yeah? She was all dressed up for the occasion. It was yeah, very your beaver was very tastefully addressed. Yes, yes, I thank you for noticing. Well, listen, you guys have a great morning.

Thanks for making mine, and we'll talk to you soon. God bless you. Bye bye bye six and a fifthy phone call on the way. Seven hundred WLW, Cincinnati, available everywhere with the iHeartRadio app den number one for podcasting seven hundred WLW and iHeartRadio station. You know it's springtime when you can't stop sneezing every five seconds. And that's why I call zero resdor attack. We have been under attack for years now, and it's the culmination time for

picking sides. For me, I love America. If to mar of all things were gone, I'd work for all my life and I had to start again with just my children and my I thank my lucky stars to be living here in today because the flag still stands for freedom and they can't take that away. And I'm proud to be an American where at least no, I am free, and I won't forget the man who died who gave that right to me. And I'm gladly stand naps to you and I been persone today

because they're raine. No doubt. I love is w God Bless the US, Amen, God Bless the USA. Not death to America. Long Live America. Take that Hamas from the live in Minnesota to the hills of Tennessee, across the plains of Texas, from sea to shining sea, not the river to the sea, but from sea to shine sum in Houston and New York too. L willis riding every American heart and it's time we stay in

sane. Will you stand with me that I'm roused America where these no I'm free, and I won't forget the man who died who gave that right to me and I land stand next to you and defend Hers Hill today because there ain no doubt I love this side. God Lass. Good morning at six seven HUNDREDLW. Time for a fifthy phone call from our friend in at in Ohio. It's Steve Simon. Good morning, Good morning, sir. Inquiring

minds are asking this week what is it with foreigners and American bridges? A couple of weeks ago, one of those cargo ships that Pete Budhajid's thought was still in Los Angeles appears to havebate it finally to Baltimore, where it discovered a bridge too far. This week, de Hamas Horribles and San Francisco got away with blocking bridge traffic, which would include emergency vehicles. Right. I thought you could be arrested for getting in the way of ems vehicles even in

California. Do we have to rely on Israel to respond to this? Well, I've got an idea. How about impounding every one of those terrorist tanks and putting them on Alcatraz Island and telling the outlaws they can figure out how to get to the former federal prison and get their vehicle back. How about some hefty fines to help pay for California's housing and medical bills for the other illegals they're parenting. Whatever happened to driving is not a right, it's a

privilege. All this reminds me of how the words, the actions, and the fuzzy thinking of the Palestinians matches perfectly that of progressives. Let's take Liz Warren, the fake Cherokee who represents the People's Republic of Massachusetts in the United States Senate and in her spare time, teaches at Harvard Law. Yeah, I said law. She isn't a bona fide Cherokee, but she is a

full blood member of the National Socialist Workers Party of Nazi Germany. If her remarks this week on Jews and Israel are to be taken seriously, get the feeling that the Palestinians are not going to be happy with just the River to the Sea. They pretty much have complete control of California, Massachusetts, and New York. So the new mantra is the Atlantic to the Pacific right page two. Oh wait a minute before we leave that, Liz, Liz,

by the way, has become the suit Nazi in Beantown. Seinfeld two point zero. Speaking of two point zero, the Family Feud Award goes to the

Kennedys. Poor Bobby Junior, oh my gosh, not only is having trouble getting on the ballot in every state, but can't get an endorsement from any of the hundreds of the Kennedys. Wandering the country a lessly spending Great Grandpa Joe's money on dope and dopes like Biden reminds me of World War One, when the British monarchy refused to bail out their Romanov bloody cousins in the Russian Civil War. Yes they were related, they refused to give them sanctuary in

Great Britain and the family was then slaughtered by the Bolsheviks. By the way, Bolshevik is the Russian word for hamas strange situation, but the Brits were also closely related to the German aristocracy, and Germany wasn't even on the same side as England in that war. We think we are currently in total chaos, but I think it's only hereditary. Currently, we Americans are graciously spared dynasties. We don't have to contend with the insanity that is the British monarchy,

what with King Chuck and the Buckingham boobs. We might just survive the Brydon Brydon woop, the Biden crime family, which will hopefully dissolve in its own filth. In decades gone by, the Roosevelts faded away, then the Eisenhowers, and eventually the Bushes and now the Kennedys. What the heck is it with the kids and grandkids of our first families. Isn't too much money that they made in public life and spare time on their hands? Or was

it? DEI when you have lawyers like Alvin Bragg and Justice Jackson running a muck, I'm thinking I'm onto something there, same tune, different lyrics, but you know what, through it all. Jimmy Carter of Planes Georgia hangs on. He's been in hospice for over a year. He is still owed that second term after a wonderful first term. Look out, Joe b Bobby, deja vu all over again, Gary, jeff I pray for this country just as you do. God, Bless you man, Thank you, Steve,

Thank you, Steve. Important impactful words from our friend Steve Simon. It's six point fifty two Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park presents the chosen a hugely popular adaptation of the New York Times bestselling my parents, my grandparents are their grandparents' grandparents. Nor should I be proud Americans? Remember when Barry Satorro, I'm sorry, Barack Hussein Obama's preacher, Reverend Wright said, g d America.

This is my response, A less America, Land high lone, Sandy, lie, and not the knife with the line from the ball, from the mountains to the preries, to the ocean white with war, bless Ofmmerica. Lie, see all from to the grasp to the old wife with barn, to the streets of our cities. Land a marria, ma sweet, my sweet, I have digties hundred W Well, John, Well, it's the start of a cool weekend as we're starting off in the low forties and

only warm to the mid to upper fifties this afternoon. You drop down to the thirties tonight before you warm back up to sixty tomorrow. From a severe weather station, I'm nine first warning meteorologists Cameron art And on NewsRadio seven hundred WLW right now forty nine degrees. I'm Sandy Collins. Our next update at seven thirty on NewsRadio seven hundred WLW News twenty four hours a day, News Radio seven hundred w l W into another hour of the Saturday morning edition for

Saturday, April twenty of twenty twenty four. I'm Gary Jeff Walker, you were you, and that's fine with me as long as you're not shouting death to America. That's not a protected First Amendment right, that's treason. This is the I Love America Show, and it continues, say camuc five, don lie, what's so proudly at the twilight's last lee? Who's Veros survives? And brine stars through the pair rowless high to the ramparts we live.

We're so gallant? Pleas to read kill rackets, drag game through the line that our flag was see who see sand Shaw spainngle bed to the land, the free time to talk with our environmental engineer, Steve Shulty about climate stupidity. I see it true, so great red roses too, I see them blue fuming you and I'm into myself what I wonder here? He is a man who went to the very first Earth Day in nineteen seventy pointing out the

facts and the fallacy of the clearant current climate cultist. Steve Shulty, Good morning, mister Shilty, Good morning, Gary Jeff. So this morning we got go ahead, go ahead, Well, we got another session of scientific education, not in doctrination. Still on the web is climatethomovie dot net, produced by the CO two Coalition dot org. I know, one of your favorite organizations. So just got a few more things that I wanted to go over with. I got enough material for months, but this is the last

one. People got to watch the movie and find out the cold truth. So right at the beginning of the movie, one of the scientists made a comment that after the dinosaur was about sixty five million years ago, man well started to develop and during the vast majority of the time since then it has been warmer, warmer than today. He made the comment, we developed as tropical human beings, and this time I didn't know, Gary Jeff, A

naked human in the shade dies at sixty eight degrees fahrenheit by hypothermia. Wow, sixty eight degrees in the shade, in the shade. We only escaped developing around the equator when we started using fire, shelter and clothing. So yeah, yeah, that's amazing. In the sixty eight degrees in the shade another one, and I love this guy, doctor Willi soon Son, Oh, he's super. He's been studying the urban heat island effect for many,

many years. This is where you look at the difference between the temperature and urban areas with all the concrete, asphalt and so on and so forth, with nearby rural areas, and it could be as much as ten to eleven degrees fahrenheit difference at the same time. So if anybody lives in the in the city and goes out to the country, especially in the evening, you can feel the difference. But what he did is he only used the best

global rule stations. These are weather stations that would have no impact, have no effect from the urban heat island. And what he found is from the eighteen eighties, temperatures rosed and peaked in the nineteen forties. They cold in the nineteen seventies, and of course I can remember you know, scientists saying the Earth is, you know, we're going into global cooling and has raised up again to today. And if you look at the records he put together,

we are just a ted higher than in the nineteen forties. And so what the data shows is most of the warming from indestrialization occurred by the nineteen forties, not today, and the last one near the end of the program, they looked at Africa and what they found is that what I like to

call the climate scammers have a disdain for the world. It's poor people in the third world countries should not be allowed to rise or improve their station in life the second or first world, because the scammers claim the planet cannot cope. But of course, Gary Jeff, you know, in many ways Africa and Asia are ignoring the UN climate agreements that decarbonize their economies. For example, the Chicoms are putting online two new coal power plants per week for those

in Beavis, that's over one hundred power plants using coal a year. In fact, right now, China burns more coal than the rest of the world combined, and obviously it is increasing. That's a fact, Jack. This is all about an attack on the West and redistribution of wealth, and that redistribution of wealth is not going to the poor among us on the globe.

It's going to the richest of those that are supporting these policies of limiting fossil fuels or eliminating carbon, which of course is a necessary gas for life on our planet. Thank you so much, Steve Shulty. Another little bit of the truth from a man who does care deeply about the planet as I do. Thank you, Thank you. Twelve minutes after the hour, listening to a man winching a piano to the third floor. Isn't funny? Listening to that man when he's rope breaks? This is gonna leave a mark ouch.

He is funny. Eddie and Rocky, you're also funny. So when you think of someone getting an eighty eighty crunch ouch, think of Eddie and Rocky. Eddie and Rocky. Monday afternoon, ten three, what's seven hundred WLW? My and service your sprinter at Mercedes Men's of Fort Mitchell. They're modern day con artists and they're the focus of creating a con a true crime anthology podcast, Season one, Spot seven sixteen. On a Saturday morning, it's

seven hundred WLW. Let's talk to our friend the first dawn of fitness in the Tri State Brocco, Costelano and Rocco, I promise you no ambushes from the President of the Ohio corn and wak rows full event. Yeah, whatever I was waiting. That was the best ambush you guys did to me, and I blamed the whole w LW studio for that. Hey, listen, listen, listen, Broco. Let me tell you the views, the views and opinions on this show are mine only and not the staff and management of

seven hundred WLW or iHeartMedia or iHeart Cincinnati. It's just all Gary Jeff. So I'll take the full brunt and you got it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter if I if I I want to cry or not, well, you're you're wasting valuable time. Tell me what you got. Yeah. So, so I did wanna talked because it was it was a great it was a great ambush, uh last week, And but I did want to clear some

things up a little tiny bit. I did make a mistake calling calling the semi dwarf wheat dwarf wheat, okay, because they there is there is a distinction most of the time. The dwarf wheat's down in South America. But uh, he your your buddy was talking about and I said genetically modified, which I did again make a mistake. I always take of responsibilities for my mistake. I said, I said genetically modified or GMO, and it's not.

It's actually genetically engineered. But that's a very slight distinction because he was saying that it was bred into it. Yes, they are still breeding, or they're or they're genetically engineering by uh, you know, by creating the hybrid type of a wheat to resist chemicals, to resist the glysophate, to resist uh, many of the carcinogens that are still put on on the a wheat. So so I do want people to still beware of the of the

flower. There's a lot more gluten too, in of the hybrid a wheat that's been made, but you much much more gluten than it used to be. So you've spent the entire you spend on our entire time defending yourself, and now I must go. I don't care where are are you? Are you are you? Are you in a spartan race this weekend? I am, I am, I'm in I'm in a both at the palm beaches, a spun you poor bastard. Yeah, I know. Down here, way too, Sonny, down here, enjoy, enjoy your weekend, rock O,

and thank you. We'll talk to you next weekend. Thank you, Yes you got it. Time now for the Tom Davis Diaries. I like to refer to them as the man with the wild, wacky, weird stories from around the country and around the world. Once again, the aforementioned Tom Davis. Good morning Gary, Jeff. This week Mother's milk so good for

you in so many ways. But first, police and here Houston are looking for the midnight streaker, some guys waiting till it gets dark and some of Houston's most affluent neighborhoods before taking off all his clothes and going streaking down the sidewalk. People are catching a glimpse on their security cameras and some are bumping into him in the flesh, so to speak. Police are warning people to stay inside and don't answer the door at night until he catch this guy.

Some dude in Australia is going viral for his long term relationship for eleven years, Mark Sowenson has been having a love affair with his step grandmother. Now, just to put it into perspective, here, Matt is forty eight, grandmama is one hundred and four. He says their love has deepened over time and he cherishes their bond. Yeah, like stocks and bonds. He's after the house sick freak. Speaking of freaks, eighteen year old Tracy Sabonda is

in custody accused of tampering with the water at church. She ground up viagra and put it in the water tank at church. What as you know, Gary Jeff, Viagra causes increased blood flow and has potential side effects like headaches. She's awaiting her day in court. Hopefully the judge isn't too hard on her. And finally, it's the newest trend in the fight against aging. Breast milk. Women have been posting videos to social media with their faces covered

in breast milk, saying it as the same effect as botox. They say it tightens the skin and heals that thinner skin around the eyes. Experts are saying not to rub breast milk on your face because it contains bacteria. Pretty sure milk from boobs isn't poison, but it does kind of make you a pervert. Next week, he stole six cars in two hours and he just

turned thirteen. Have a great weekend. It's time to do some drafted the Cincinnati Bengals, solnefl drafted seven hundred WLW might Cast Trucy Chrysler, Gee Dodge,

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Let's do it, Sport, Alex Eagan, tell me what's going on? Gary Jeff, Gary Jeff, we got the Reds down at Great American Ballpark. They crushed the La Angels last night seven to one the final, Tyler Stevenson gave some energy with a two run home run in the bottom of the six, but really it was Elie day La Cruz who blew the game wide open in the bottom of the eighth with a three run blast and the ads. In the end, the Red Legs are victorious. Obviously, I much

needed win after the defeat in Seattle. Tonight they look to keep that momentum going with Tommy Thrall and Jeff Brantley on the call right here on seven hundred WIW. Coverage begins at five point forty with first pitch at six forty. All right, fantastic. Of course, after that series, the Phillies are in town and the Reds have already won a series against Philadelphia. So thanks for looking up again for the Cincinnati hometay here in the home of the retch.

FC Cincinnati, Yes, number five f C Cincinnati back in action to face off against number six Atlanta. Coverage begins with the pregame show at seven pm down on the dial ESPN fifteen thirty with the voice of your Orange and Blue, Tommy g. And we mentioned the NFL draft. Of course, we've got full cupboard starting totally Thursday, almost round the clock here on seven

hundred WLWN. One of the integral parts of that draft coverage named in the promo there Austin Elmore who he knows, who you know, started as a producer on this show. This is what. One of the first things that Austin did on seven hundred WLW was produced the Saturday morning edition. And he has moved on to greater things, you know, and now he is he has grown in stature and in size in the ensuing years. But this is a launching pad for a lot of Moe Eggers started as a producer on this

show. Who we'll talk too soon, Yeah, both both. Austin trained me in running this show as he moved on. So what is in your future, young Alex, because obviously great things happen on the stairway to start him and they almost start right here. Where do you think you'll be and say four or five years? Oh gosh, in four or five years, Well, I got a mainstay gig during the week. I'm an area manager with a performance food service and then obviously keeping my foot in the door here

with what we pay here at world's lewist wages. That's a good idea highly And by the way, we mentioned the lady Lynette and you could send her cards at Florence Park Care. I wanted your parents ask if you were listening. Yes, by the way, hello mister and missus Egan. You can send cards to Lady Lynette, who is also known by the name Patricia Owens, and the address is as follows. And you might want to take this down, young Alex, because your parents wanted to know, and in case

they don't know how to write, which I highly doubt. Sixty nine seventy five Burlington Pike, Florence, Kentucky for one zero four to two, Patricia Owens, sixty nine seventy five Burlington Pike, Florence, for to one zero. And I'm afraid we're not gonna have time for Keith, but I wanted to get Keith said Roco was wrong again. Keith's a farmer and he would probably know these things. But hello Keith, and Wapakanetta and Roco was wrong

again. But we beat on Roco enough. This morning, seven twenty eight, the music professor Jim Lebarbara right around the corner with another edition of Rock and Roll Archaeology. On a Saturday morning, coming right up on seven hundred WLW Hawksworth Blood Center and internationally recognized leader in you dropped down to the thirties before hitting the sixty degree mark tomorrow afternoon. The good news is both today

and tomorrow will be dry from a severe weather station. I'm nine first Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news radio seven hundred WLW will Son in forty five degrees. I'm Sandy Collins. Next update at eight o'clock on news radio seven hundred WLW News twenty four hours a day. News Radio seven hundred WLW Number one hits birthday bits and milestones on Rock and Roll Archaeology on seven hundred w l W. I don't know about anything that makes me love you, so I'll

know I never want to let you go because you started something. Jessy eviss me not too love me, don't let you no? Wow is Manny Stomas happen just like I never that s ask you? Ah, Yes, remembering Dusty Springfield and more Jim Le Barbara than is a professor. Tell me about this song and this young lady here. Oh yeah, Dusty Springfield would have celebrated the birthday on Tuesday. I remember the rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Mary O'Brien from England. She's in America in nineteen sixty two making the country record done in Nashville and the Springfield. They have stop over in New York City late at night. She's out, she's walking and here's the song blasting from a record store on Broadway, and it's the song by the exciters called tell him. She listened to. She said, that's what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna be a solo singer without the group. And that's she

got me. By the throat of the blue comes this blasting rock and little song, and that's what I had to do. So she decided to become a solo performer. Did she ever? That was her first hit in America, and she's very interesting. She was very quiet, Mary O'Brien, and then the public face was Dusty Springfield, very confident. But then the insecurity

of Mary O'Brien, she drank a lot of drugs and self harmed. She was in a hospital a member of Times for trying to hurt herself, cut herself and she was inducted in another Rocket Hall Hall of Fame two weeks after her death. Elton John said, I'm biased, but I just got to think that she was the greatest white singer there ever has been. Every song she sang, she claimed as her own. And when you think of Bestey Springfield, I see this woman is peroxided, blonde, bouffon, beehive hairs.

I want to make too much makeup, black eyeliner, eyeshadow. And she was an icon of the swing in sixties. That's for sure. A Dusty Springfield, no doubt. Let's go to our next record real quickly, Jim Yeah, number one record, nineteen sixty four. Got to Make You Smile nineteen nineteen seventy four, correct, nineteen seventy four, What did I say? It's nineteen seventy four. Originally done the song in nineteen sixty eight

by BJ Thomas. Another group from Sweden, not Abba Blue Swede, came up with this record and the famous uga Chucker's Uga ugas that you hear in this version. It was taken not from BJ Thomas, but by a version by Jonathan King three years earlier. He came up with the Uga Chucker's Uga Chucka's after listening to Johnny Petton's song and running Running Baar in nineteen fifty nine

changes the lyrics. They got rid of the drug references in the song It was clean all the way through and which in the pop culture because of a couple of movies nineteen ninety two, Reservoir Dogs in twenty fourteen, the Marvel film Guardians of the Galaxy and you Know one of the fun Songs, and the TV series Ally McBeal. Many people remember the dancing baby that used to come on to this. Oh go go gotchaca o goo go oh got shack hoo, go, who go? I can't stop this street LaGG been inside

on me. Jacka hoo, Go go, Girls, you just don't realize wog what you do mean? Go go got shako? When you hold me a shack in your arm so titled you let me know shacka hoo. Everythings are right? What a feeling? I'm high under merit. That's your rison will me. It's a sweet as candy. It's tag this song of mine. Girls, you got me thirsty for another God fuck from you, Harold, But I don't need here. I just say how big tam. If I can't for I'll when we're all alone. Made it up? Girls,

Yeah, you turn one more time. We're talking with Jim Lebarba, the music professor on a Saturday morning going through rock and roll archaeology. Up next on our list is a number number one song from this week in nineteen eighty four. Jim, tell me about this yeah title song the motion picture Kenny Loggins co wrote it the theme of a movie It's Sorry Kevin Bacon and just breakout. Role. Dean Pittsburgh is the guy who wrote the screenplay and the

lyrics all the songs in the movie. And he got the idea from nineteen seventy nine newspaper about a town in Oklahoma where logs on the book against dancing since the eighteen hundreds and fourteen high school seniors went to the city council and they overturned it so they could have the dance. And he got the major point was getting Kenny Laggers on board because this guy Pittsbord wrote the screenplay and the lyrics to all the songs. So it's a big story and how he

got Kenny Loggers. But he gets Kenny Laggers on board and this song because its a big hit. But now Kevin Bacon had a double People said, did he dance all those dances, so he had actually had three doubles one, so he's got the iconic flips and everything. And he said, how did you feel about this? He said no, he said, he said your kidnam. H'm curious. He said it psych Stardian picture getting taken out of the game. No one wants to be told they can't get the guy

out. He's with Colin O'Brien one night and he said he bribes DJs at weddings. As soon as he comes in, you give him twenty dollars. He said, please don't play that song and he said, well, the reason is because first of all, it's a wedding. It's really not about me, it's about the bride and the groom. And then this, this is the song in nineteen eighty four number one this week footlooks all right. I guess Kira Cedric was disappointed when they got married and found out he couldn't

really dance. Huh, crank it up, Alex little Kenny logge. Why Baptists don't make love standing up? You're afraid someone will think they're dancing seven hunderd WLW. I'm well here so hard love hard? Oh, I will tell me what gum down the sea sounds the word and read you will sometime not got can loose for loose, getting up with the suddenness. These movies called me up the money jack, then back a mounting bolt, clack loose

you do never mind the pers not play here so cool. They pullet on your heart be up And as I got to to you, I'm not being a passing back troun to to you know, come on you it's hard to dance in Sunday Shoes Number one. In the eighties, Kinney Loggins was the king of the soundtrack hits, No doubt about it. And one more this in the milestone category. Prof we learned of the passing of Dicky Betts. There's only one original Almond Brothers left, Jamo Johnson. Uh, but Dicky

Betts passed this week at the age of eighty. Yeah on Thursday. Yeah. The Dicky Betts, the country inflicted songwriting, blazing lyric of guitar work,

op the Dwayne Olmond. The two of them the Almond Brothers band to find that Southern rock on the sixties and seventies, and they wrote that powerful twin guitar sound that fused walt country blues and despite a lot of a lot of groups, a lot of like minded groups on the sound of that South the team out of making Georgia and the two of them together, man, I mean think of music. And then and then they had some problems.

So behind the scenes. Now, when Dwayne Almand died first of all at at the age of twenty four in nineteen seventy one, then then Dicky Betts really took a different role. He stepped up, became more of a lead singer and a songwriter in the group. But they had problems. He he and he and Greg had problems and there was a testimony against the Alman Brothers band security guy. I got Scooter Herring in a federal drug case that led to the rest of the group in seventy six, and he he turned on

him in court. And then then Dicky said there's no way we could work with Greg ever again. Ever, however, then the band did reunite for recording and trowing in nineteen seventy nine. Peak thing was Vicky Betts got kicked out of the band by Greg Almond in two thousand. It came to a because he drank too much. Greg Alvid is kicking Dicky Betts out of the band for abuse of drugs. Unbelievable. But this is this is the only

giant our fit record. It was the number two hit in nineteen seventy three and Vicky Betts of the Umber Brothers and his rambling man thanks proper because we

ramble on. No, I was bram and then telling me were living in besid when it believe in Una and I was born them And then my father was again the down in Georgia and you around the phone wrong in ourne and I was falling in the back number Rulin the highway Bonny w Gonem and then trying to make a living in to in the bes women's time believe even the host unstand. And I was born fam with man. I'm on my witter

new early this morning, believe it or not of National Tennessee. They always having a good time down on the battle all do to women's dead love me long. I was born man and man trying to make a living ad in the best when is time leave this understand? And I was born man and man our long man and man our man and man o b o was man yeah, Brenman and Jones on baseball just ahead on seven hundred LW. Get ready the Iheartspring auction is coming up April twenty second through the twenty eighth.

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Anaheim. But of course, now that Otani's gone singularly once again, pretty damn good ballplayer in Mike Trout. Now a serious question I would ask for you, and this goes to those listening to our program. If you're a real baseball fan, would you encourage your family, your kids? You want to see a future Hall of Famer who's playing Big League baseball right now. We're going to go down to the ballpark sometime this weekend to see Mike Trout

play. He's my favorite player. Believing the big leagues. Now he was hurt last year, yes he was, But he had a home run the other day over the centerfield fence. They measured at like four to seventies. It wasn't was it was incredible. I mean, he is just such a talent, a complete ballplayer. It's the angels. You know, you have Otanian and Trout and you still finish in last place? How does that work? Kind of crazy? It is? It truly is. This is the

guy who's been an eleven time All Star. He's been a three time American League MVP winner, and four other years he finished second in the American League to the MVP. He's won nine Silver Slugger Awards. There isn't anything that Mike Trout can accomplished, short from a team perspective of winning a world championship, which I have real doubts that that will ever happen for him. We'll be back in just a moment. Family owned and operated RNL Carriers prides itself

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windows, and gutters both commercial and residential. Chi Roofing. Chi Roofing knocks it out park every time to Mickey Mantle, which was a pretty good player, really, Yeah, and it trouts you know, for the years he has better numbers than Mickey Mantle. Well, he's thirty two years old, so he's got a lot of time left if he can stay healthy. Yeah, I just I kind of feel bad for him because he's been on bad ball clubs. He really has. But I'm going to go watch the

game with you like to go to the game with me? No? Oh? Does that take care of that? Why not? Are you gonna go? I'm going You're gonna go see Mike Trout play. Yes, I am all bout this. I don't know if you go see anybody else that you really have great interest in as far as well. I like the Reds. I like to watch Jim Fergosi's former clubs. Yeah, that's too bad. Number eleven. You know my mom's had the hots for Jimfergosi. I knew

that. Are we taking a break in on this show? Okay, yeah, we might do that because I'm a big fan of going to see guys play that I think are going to be in the Hall of Fame one day. Okay, let's go. Let's make it an evening. Let's go. We'll go to Waltz Hitching Post. We'll get a Tracy Jones boning rib. I had that on the menu. You got behind the menu. Yes, sir, it's not something that great. It's the best steak in town. And then we'll go to a ball game and you can pay for all the

peanuts and Cracker Jackson. You're gonna pay for the dinner. I'll pay for the dinner. I'll pay. I'll probably get the tickets. Yeah. Will we drink? I don't want to know you will. No, I don't want you to get all loop in and start a fight. I have to do the fight for me, you know, Batman and Robin I know, folks. Let me say, by way of wrapping up the Tracy Jones highly

endorses along with Marty Brownman. You're going out sometime this weekend to see Mike Trout play because you're going to see a future Hall of Famer, hands down, the best player in the game right now. That's right. Hi, I'm Bill Webber and I'm Adam Weber. If you're in the marmin to the mid to upper fifties this afternoon, you drop down to the thirties tonight before

you warm back up to sixty tomorrow. For a severe weather station, I'm nine first Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harten on news Radio seven hundred WLW fifty degrees right now. I'm Sandy Collin's next update at eight thirty on news Radio seven hundred WLWA News twenty four hours a day. He was a radio seven hundred W l W into another hour of this Saturday Morning edition for April twentieth, twenty

twenty four. With everything going on places various places in our country, I decided that this morning, more than any other Saturday, this is the I Love America edition of the Saturday Morning Edition. Because I do. Our national anthem has performed by Boston by the dawn's early light. The reason the protesters are covering their faces is because they're cowards, not death to America. Long Live America. It's eight oh nine on a Saturday morning. I'm Gary Jeff

Walker at seven hundred WLW. Time for a visit with our friends science. Mike, Yes, but as a night scientist, surprising of the gull blinded me. Michael, good morning, how are you? I'm great? Was that for a special sporting event? I'm not sure. I'm not sure where it was called from. But I asked Alex this morning, I said,

I need different versions of the star spangled banner. Find me some. And you know, we went through the Whitney earlier, we did the Lee Greenwood earlier, we did the regular standard star spangled banner that I use on my nightcap program, and we found that one to Rascal Flats also this morning. So anyway, beautiful. See let's tell a story. Let's go back to

March of twenty twenty one. Release from the International Space Station was a fifty eight hundred pound cargo palette full of nickel hydrid hydrid batteries that they had to they replaced him with some new lithium. So they took the fifty eight hundred pound pallet and just let it go, and I kind of let it go with purpose, thinking it would enter the atmosphere and all burn up. But let's fast forward to this past March eighth and Naples, Florida, Alejandro Terra's

home. It seemed that he had something crashed through all the two floors and nearly missed his hitting his son yep. And it turned out from the same March twenty twenty one, Pallette released a stanchion from the palette itself, which was made from in cannel, which is a nickel chromium alloy, didn't quite burn up all the way and found its way to the through the residence in Naples, Florida. I saw this story the Natha was surprised that it didn't

burn up. But I looked at the meltic temperature of incneal and it's twenty four hundred degrees fahrenheit, about twenty five. And the shuttle when it comes in came in through the tap to the atmosphere. It reached a maximum temperature of twenty seven hundred degrees fahrenheit, So there's not a lot of range there between. Still, why would they think it would burn up If the shuttle

doesn't burn up on re entry. I don't know. I mean, it's it's like one of those things like why are you putting incannel on there? Anyway? It just makes them put some make it make it out of oak or something like that. I support six pounds. I mean, I know that I've seen palads with that much weight on it with oak on the stanchions.

I was like, if you want to make it out of incdet, I guess you got all that money, so go ahead and do it the best and the brightest, kind of like the people that are being allowed to come across our southern border. Not next week, I don't know. I might do a topic on cannibalism and Papa New Guinea, but I'm not going to do that. Yeah, Joe Blaton claimed his uncle what's eaten by cannibals and Papa New Guinea and World War Two, and it's documented everybody knows he

died in a plane crash. Oh jeez. All right, Michaels, let's go on to the debates stand talking that week, all right? Take care? Rick Green coming up Rocky Air with a reminder if you miss a part of the Eddie and Rocky Show, you can always catch the podcast on the iHeartRadio app and hear what you missed. Also, if you listen to the podcast while you're in bed, it feels like Eddie and I are snuggling with you, and that's kind of nice. Don't let's spring allergies make you miserable.

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you know. And then that's the thing is that God is presence. God is present even if we don't feel him necessarily, and that's something that we do. So Man, before we start, I want to direct people again to it's on YouTube, right, Rick, the podcast, the Butt God Podcast. Yeah, all right, Yeah, that's on my YouTube channel, Rick Green. That g R E E n E. Okay, search that on YouTube, Rick Green, g R E E n E. Last week's

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It says in everything I did, I showed you that by this kind of hard work, we must help the week remembering the worth of the Lord Jesus himself. He said, it is more blessed to give than to receive. Amen. By the way, Rick, if you don't know. Evan listening programmer. Rick and his wife go out and feed the homeless every week. Are you still doing that? Rick? Yes, sir, I'm doing that today after our ride rollercoaster. You know, I am about King Island.

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Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news radio seven hundred WLW seven hundred WL dubble. That's doing sports. That sounded angry. That was Alex Egan is in this morning producing and doing sports. What have you rustled up for its? I have? I've gotten together some stuff about the Reds last night, Carria, Jeff, the red I mean, what an offensive display. Now they were outscored in Seattle in the three game series seventeen to five. Yes, they come

home last night and remember to bring their bats with them. Oh. Absolutely, it was basically their tails between their legs and Seattle. But they came back victorious last night on Fireworks Friday, Cincinnati Reds crushed those La Angels last night seven to won the final. Ellie did the cruise with a bottom of the eight three run blast. The Reds are victorious and they continue that street hopefully this evening at five forty with the inside pitch right here on seven hundred

WW. My wife and I live in South Kate, Kentucky, and we can always usually we can hear the fireworks from the Red Stadium on a Friday night, and as it was a little bit after nine o'clock getting ready to go to bed, and we can hear them blasting off, and Christa goes, the Reds must have won, and I said, it's awful, Hurley,

but yeah, they got it done. And then Friday Fireworks night, as you know, they have a wonderful show, yes for the home crowd and for anybody in ear shut in sight of the stadium and the ballpark. And it seemed to last longer. I guess the fireworks last longer if the Reds win. So we are hoping for praying for more long fireworks show on Friday night. If that's the case, Lesie said, they go out it again. Five forty with the inside pitch today, Yes, five forty with

the inside pitch, six forty with the first pitch. All right, NFL Draft is coming up next week. You had some draft stuff you wanted to mention. I did just a little note here. Obviously we're seven hundred WW is year center for the NFL twenty four the Bengals coverage absolutely Thursday, April twenty fifth day one of the NFL Draft, where the Bengals have the eighteenth

overall pick. Of course, our favorites Lance, Rocky Moeger, Tony Pike, Austin Elmore, Chick Ludwig for all the coverage that evening right here on seven hundred WW. All right, fantastic FC Cincinnati trying to get off the schneid after two losses in a row. You bet you, You bet you. Number five, number five FC Cincinnati back in action to face off against

number six Atlanta. Coverage begins with the pregame show over on ESPN fifteen thirty with the voice of your Orange and Blue, Tommy g at seven pm. What else be going on? Man? We had an NBA and NH playoffs kicking in this week. Yes, both at the same time. Round one NBA Playoffs begin today. All the action on the court begins at one pm this afternoon with the Magic versus the Cavaliers, and then NHL the puck drops

at five pm this afternoon with the Islanders up against those raging Hurricanes. Fantastic. Thank you very much, my friend, You're welcome. Great job this

morning, Moagger's still to come. Gifts from Wally and this morning I have been emphasizing patriotism because there seems to be very little of that, or not what there should be, compared to the blessings we receive as citizens of the United States of America, even with all of our problems, even with all of our flaws as a country, this grand experiment is only a failure if we make it one. And it's up to each individual, because that's what

this country is about. It's about individual freedom, not groups or collectives. And you've seen protests around the country were people channing on American soil, a lot of them American citizens being provoked by outside forces to chant not only death to Israel, which is wrong in and of itself, but death to America, a country that was formed on Judeo Christian principles, and it sickens me.

I am a big fan of freedom of speech, unlike the judge in the Trump New York City case, Juan marsha On, who's still got the gag order on the President as he faces trumped up no pun intended charges. But beyond that, protests on American campuses, death to America. I don't see that as freedom of speech, not in this country. If you hate America, then don't try and stage your own personal coup when you don't understand most of these people are college kids, and they're being paid in many cases

to go and protest and say that just to divide us. Importantly, we need to all stick together regardless of how we feel politically about the upcoming presidential election. This is just a repeat of what happened in twenty twenty and instead this time it's not Black Lives Matter NNTIFA, it is the pro Palestinian pro Hamas wing of ill informed idiots that are being egged on and in some cases paid to divide this country. I'm not ashamed of where I come from.

I'm not ashamed of the color of my skin, nor should I be. I'm not ashamed of be in America to that guys, I am the waves of brain. My purple man Majesty is run the fruited plain, but the willman him Amnica. I leave you a man. Try you see sh my God, Peter shapes me something and you're having any because he being crown he told me he won every bother boom. See to you an idea for an invention or new product and don't know what to doing to miss some games in

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been better? Fantastic good to hear the Reds look like they've never been better for one game last night after the power outage in Seattle. Wow. Here's the first thing I want to ask you. I keep on hearing all this scuttle bud and rumors, and I don't know if you think there's anything to it that the Reds deal La de la Cruz this season? What do you think about that idea? What do you think the odds are that they are going to, uh, they're going to t trade this guy for some kind

of pitching option or something else. I mean, the ceiling is so high for him. And we've talked about this multiple times on this show. It's not we're certainly not the only ones, but the ceilings so high for him. Do the Reds get what they want to get out of Elie de la Cruz now and in the experiment here or do we keep him around? There are people who believe they should trade Elie de la Cruz. Yeah, who are these people? Uh, well, it may or may not be bar

patrons, so you never know about. But I've heard people say this, and I'm going, no, it'd be the it'd be the best thing to do, going to get so much for him because he's going to leave in two years anyway. That's that's what That's what the philosophy is among amongst these people who are saying this, he can't be a free agent until twenty thirty. Okay, they don't understand then the the he's he's twenty years old, he's fourth in the National League and slugging he's third in all of baseball,

and offensive wins above a placement. He's eighth and ops, he leaves the league in stolen bases, and he's second in home runs, and he's under contract through twenty thirty, and you have people coming to your bar suggesting they trade him. Yeah, alcohol is a powerful thing, man, That's what I told him. But anyway, I just wanted to get your opinion on this idiocy that's going around, you know, and people just I don't know, they don't get the logistics and the facts. As you just pointed out,

he's under contract for another six seasons. But still, these are people who think they're general managers, just like there are people who think they're managers when they criticize David Bell and all of the second guessing that's going on like this. It drives me nuts. But you know, as a bartender, I'm trying to pet protect tips, so I don't tell them there to their face, but I walk away just shaking my head, thinking, are you

nuts? Well, what I could tell you is this that if Nick Crawl decided to make it known that Elie de la Cruz is there for the taking, the other twenty nine major league general managers would wonder which barstool he was sitting at at Huddles when he made that phone call. No, no, you have a generational talent who is just coming into his own, who has athletic ability that is unseen in this sport. I don't know how good he's

going to be. I think it's really hard for players who are built as having the potential to be the best in the sport to live up to the hype. But he can't go anywhere for the rest of the decade. He's twenty two years old. He is just starting to scratch the surface of what he could be. That's the type of player you build around. That's not the type of player you treat. I know, I know you you have.

You have much more patience than me. I'm just telling you, no, no, I just want to let you know they walk amongst us. Oh, I'm aware, you know, trust me. I host the talk show. I get it. I'm aware. I mean, look when if he had a bad game in Philadelphia three weeks ago, and I went on the air the next day and took off from people who suggested, you know, well you bench him where you you send him to a ball and I'm going, you know, he's allowed to have a bad game and hopefully the

twenty two year old player learns from it. And what has he done since he's done nothing but but performed. He's been He's been spectacular. He's going to be a terrific player. I no, no, we're we're not trading. We're not trading Elie de la Cruz anytime soon. What what about the possibility of putting him in the outfield. I know he's been the shortstop here for the I mean, with the with the gun he's got for an arm, the fact that, yeah, he's had fielding faux pause, you know,

just dealing with you know, the infield. I mean, is is that a legitimate option for the Reds. I don't know if it's a legitimate option for them. I think it's something I think about a lot. You know, he made a play in Seattle the other man at shortstop. Well he went from you know, basically standing next to the bag and he runs all the way down to where the left field line is and makes him dive

to catch. And it was a great play for a shortstop. But I watched that and said, can you imagine watching him go from left center to right center and right center to left center with that speed. He has never played the outfield as a professional baseball player, and so if you're thinking, well, just stick them out there, I don't know that you're setting them up to succeed if you do that. But I still believe that at some point, because of his speed and because of his arm, that someone's going

to say let's try it out. Because the reality is, you're right, he's had some issues at shortstop. Now he's got an absolute rocket of an arm, and he has tremendous athletic ability. And there are a lot of teams that will say, look, we want our best athlete to be a shortstop, and there's validity to that. But the Reds do have a lot of infielders in their system. They have a lot of shortstops in their system. Arguably their top prospect Edwin Arroyo, who unfortunately has hurt this season,

he is a shortstop. And so yeah, I think that's legit. I think when I look at just his overall physical profile and I go, God, you know what. In center field, I used to watch Billy Hamilton cover so much ground and he had a fraction of the throwing arm that Ellie de la Cruz has at some point isn't going to make sense. It's spring training to just to just try it, especially if if he continues to struggle at short stop. I think that I don't know that his defensive position is

settled. And again, I watched that play the other night and set out woud my god, can you imagine watching him do that? But in the outfield where he's you know, he's cutting off balls that would be doubles, or he's making diving catches and and and taking advantage of that arm throwing guys out. On the basis, I think there's a lot of validity to the idea that maybe one day he's going to be a centerfielder. Well, the NBA officially has a Pete Rose uh, not that he's not that he's been

banned for life. He has been banned from the end John tay Porter for violating the league's gaming rules. Do you expect to see more of this With the proliferation of gambling and obviously John tay Porter was going through an illegal gambling side as Jean Otani's interpreter was going through an illegal gambling site in Los Angeles. Because there are so many checks and balances with the legal gaming options for people and gambling on professional sports. But what do we know about how is

this going to be a lifetime ban for John Tay Porter? Do you think and do you think we'll see more of it in the NBA? Well, first of all, it is a lifetime ban. Now, I haven't seen you know, when Pete was fanned from baseball, he had the option to apply for reinstatement after a year, which he obviously did many many many decades later. I don't know. I don't know what the contingencies are in relation

to that, but he has been banned for life by the NBA. Now, the difference between John t Johntay Porter's Band for Life and Pete Rose's Band for Life is Pete Rose has never really been banned for life because Major League Baseball has brought them off the shelf eight to ten times to make money off of them. So the suggestion that Pete has been banned for life, I always laugh at it because that's really not true. Do I think there's going

to be more of this? Sure? I think the good news is, you know, this was nipped in the butt because online gaming sites noticed weird activity. It's not unlike that situation involving the Alabama baseball coach a year ago when a wager was made at the sports book at the time that GABP. Red flags were raised when they saw a weird number wagered on a game that didn't have any other gambling activity. And so I think we have more checks

and balances in place to sort of red flag situations like this. But look, I mean, I'm as pro gambling as you'll find, but it is more mainstream, it is legal, it's more widespread, more people are doing it, and so just the sheer mathematics of it, to me would suggest

that there are probably going to be more cases like this. But you know, as much as people say, well, because sports leagues have gotten in bed with you know, fan duel and DraftKings and all these legal gambling companies that well, you know, the leagues have decided to kind of go down the slippery slope with its players and its membership. And I go not really like it's there's no ambiguity here. You're not allowed to bet on basketball games

if you're an NBA player. I think what's going to be interesting is if the league say, look, we're not going to let you gamble at all. NFL employees have some pretty strict rules. I mean, I have a buddy who works for the Bengals. He can't participate in a March Madness pool. I wonder if there's going to be some sort of attempt by sports leagues to work with the unions to basically say, look, as an active player,

you can't bet on anything. So if you're an NBA player, you can't bet on the NFL, because I think that for some of these guys is going to be the entryway, right, Like, I'm an NFL player, but I'm gonna wager on NBA games and then you know, who knows where it goes from there. But yeah, I think there's going to be more of this, But it's up to people to not be stupid. And I don't feel sorry for John day Porter because what he did, it's it's

not the rules are not that hard to interpret. What he did is blatantly illegal. He knew what the consequences were and he's going to suffer from them. Yeah, let me ask you something else. Most since you're definitely pro pro gambling, as you mentioned, do you take any advice at all from former employee Elliott Rearing? I saw Elliott last night and we were discussing. I have tried to dissuade him from making certain types of bets that I think

are sucker bets. So no, I take no advice from him. I love we call him the Zebra. I love the Zebra, but I've tried to explain to him. I have tried to explain to him the folly and making wagers like eighteen parlays and why they're destined to not win, and you know why the approach should be a little bit more measured. I don't know that he has ever heeded my advice. Now, Liam Tomlinson apparently had a really good week last week. He was bragging to me, you know some

I'll just say a certain amount up, way up on the week. And I asked him the same question. He says, No, I don't listen to Elliott anymore. I find I find out, I find out what Elliot's going to do, and then I do the opposite. And it seems to be worth Probably sounds strategy knowing the Zebra as I do. I think that sounds strategy. NFL Draft next week, of course, we got wall to wall coverage here at the home of the best Bengals coverage. You'll be a

part of that, a big part of that. And we also mentioned that Austin Elmore is an integral part of our NFL Draft coverage. And I pointed out to young Alex, who was in this producer's chair and doing sports this morning, that all of my well many of my former producers have gone on to bigger and better things in the business. He's decided to go another way. Alex has probably due to the fact that you're still not making millions doing

radio. But Austin Elmore has grown in size and stature I think since he left the producer's chair on Saturday mornings and as well as you have, and I wasn't referring to anything else, but his platform has gotten much larger. I know you're looking forward to the Draft. I'm sure anything that you are

looking for, in particular when we cover the Draft next week. My favorite show to be a part of because it's the one show that we do where what you're talking about is happening in real time, so it's a lot of fun. I think, specifically as it relates to the Bengals, what I want to know is are they going to have a decision to make about whether or not to take Byron Murphy defensive tackle from Texas or one of the offensive

linemen. It's a really deep offensive line draft Bengals. I've said this often. If you want to build, if you want to have an elite offensive line one day, that's not going to happen with the approach the Bengals have taken in recent years. Now, the approach the Bengals have taken in recent years has made sense because their offensive line in twenty twenty one was horrific. They needed instant upgrades, and they've got instant upgrades and the result of that

is an offensive line that is okay. But if you want to put Joe Burrow one day behind an elite offensive line, that's really only going to happen if you start drafting very very well and your highest percentage of finding offensive linemen who can make up an elite offensive line is taking him in the first round. At the same time, they haven't need a defensive tackle. Scout love Byron Murphy. I think it's going to be really interesting if he's there to

see if the Bengals take him or side with taking a tackle. And I also think there's validity to the suggestion that they maybe try to trade down a little bit and acquire another pick later on. That's to me kind of what I'm looking for. A lot of people have talked about brock Bauers, the tight end from Georgia. Yeah, I think it's going to be fascinating if he is there. I just find it hard to believe that he will be. But yeah, Look, they're in a place that we're not really used

to. Right. In recent years, they've drafted very late in round one. Prior to that, they were drafting really early. It's been a while since they've drafted in the middle. All Right, fantastic, moggor have a fantastic weekend. Get out on the golf course soon. My friend Mike Allen counselor, how you doing, I'm good man. What's on the show? Real quick? I'm going to talk about the protesters and how we might start looking at self help to get rid of these people. I'm going to do

a follow up to a story we talked about last week. We had Peter Bronson in studio for an hour talking about Uri Berliner, the NPR veteran who got fired because he dared to point out that there is no thought diversity. That's in the same way Bernard Goldberg got fired from CBS sway it always works

saying it. And then at ten o'clock Steve Gooden he's going to walk us through the Trump Trial, which starts Monday with opening statements, the witch trial, the witch hunt trial, the witch hunt trial, Yes, the joke. It's an absolute show you the I'll show you the man and I'll find the crime. That's pretty much Huddles after the show show If you want to come join us, Mike Allen Saturday midday next have a fantastic weekend. I

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