Saturday Morning with Gary Jeff Walker -- 6/22/24

Seven hundred W l John another warm one out there this morning. Temperatures right around seventy degrees will warm to the load to mid nineties, with humidity still there. Tomorrow though, a cold front rolls through, giving us chances for rain, maybe even a few storms, but most importantly drops our humidity by the afternoon. From your Severe Weather station, I'm nine First Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on NewsRadio seven hundred WLW. Right now it is seventy degrees. Our

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 Wellernissan dot Com into the first official hour of the Saturday morning edition for this Saturday, June twenty seconds, twenty twenty four. Just receiving a message from Lynette. Jeez, see if I can translate this latest one. Hey Gary, this is Lynette. I'm going down front to use a phone. Don't give up on me. Love you by Alexa. Hang up the phone.

So we're expecting ammetry or whatever she's calling yourself anytime, anytime soon, Liam, If you could hit our new theme music for Dave, give you got that right. This is perfect day from Harrison. I think take away in the trees. The bird just sit up on the ground and take away in their way, and the jog to walk to get around and take away the birds and journey bird. Assume me if you're wat oh you journey bird, take away, long around and nasty bird away and the mister way. I

see all right, take away he Tennessee birdwalk. Dave, what do you think about your new walk up music? Keep it going there, Liam, I love it. Yes, the bald headed birds are whispering everywhere when you see him walking South bird in there dirty underwear. That's Tennessee Birdwalk. Okay, you can use it there. Bobby Goldsborough perhalf. No, it's not Bobby, it's Jack Blanchard and Miss Misty Morgan. It was actually a top forty hit in the sixties. I'm not sure what year, but it's one

of my favorite wacky tunes. So what's going on with you? Wacky man? Life in general? Just trying to stay cool, trying to help people stay cool. Hey, Dave, did you hear about the Navajo from New Mexico who joined the effort to beat the Nazis In World War Two, he signed up for the army. This Navajo from New Mexico did not, and he while he was there, he became an electrical engineer, so you know,

he made it through the war. And when he got back home, he decided to display his skills for his home folk, and he electrified all of the outhouses so people could see when they were going. He was He was the first Indian to wire ahead for a reservation. Geez ye, yes, why did the burglar steal? It doesn't eggs? Why did the burglar steal a dozen eggs? Dave? Because he liked them poached? Okay? Next? Uh uh? Why are there fewer frogs than before? Why are

there fewer frogs than before? Dave? Tell me because they keep on croaking. You got one more chance? Make me laugh. Where does the King of the monkeys live? Where does the King of the monkeys live? Dave? In the rain forest? R e I, geez no, don't spell please goodbye. Jokes told by Dave from Harrison are not necessarily considered funny by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven hundred WLW or his parent company,

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out new theme music for our regular notes. Okay, Liam, leave it up to say for our for our regular guests. We'll see what Radio Rick thinks about this one exciting. I don't know if it quite fits actually, but we're expecting you figure little Jack Jones in your morning. Oh it's a good thing, right, Good morning, Ricky scene from the low Boat. Well, I'm not saying that's a permanent thing. I'm just like I said, I'm throwing spaghetti at the refrigerator to see if anything sticks. So if

you if you roundly object to it, it's it's understandable. I don't know that i'd want that as my my theme music every Saturday morning. But I'm just trying different things, that's all. I objected. Nothing, but I'm having trouble. Uh Well, let me peel the uncooked spaghetti off the wall and see what I come up with it. So, how are you receiving this morning us this morning? And what what are you receiving us on? And give me all the gory details please, Well, the eye honest fears

being kind to us. You're coming in five by five loud and clear. Now this is this is an interesting one, and it'll sound like it's not in my bailey wick or is it leisure domain. But it's in nineteen sixty one Zenith model X three two three. It's an AMFM seven tube radio from in nineteen sixty one. It's a beautiful wood cabinet. It doesn't have too much of a over the top mid century modern look to it. It actually looks kind of like a handsome thing you you'd have in an office or something.

But what I thought, even though it's from nineteen sixty one, which is a bit modern, the last patent used for the radio design is actually from nineteen fifty one, and there's been arguments that the scene that's had a lot of tube stock left over and they were trying to liquidate. But they changed the designs, not to the point of eating new patents, but a

lot from fifty one to sixty one. And I think it was more of a case where there were folks that still preferred the warm sound of the tube radio, or knew more about tubes than transistors and didn't trust those darn alien things. Yet or what have you, yea, And this was one of the few companies that were still making them into the making two radios into the sixties that weren't just holdovers. And I don't blame those folks that preferred them,

to be honest, because it does have a very warm sound. Now, it does have a couple of interesting points to it, one being that it is a hot chassis they call it, which means that it had the one side of the plug in chord connects directly to the metal chassis when the

radio's turned on. Now, luckily it's a wood cabinet. But if you take one of the knobs off and touch the shaft, or if you touch one of the mounting screws on the bottom of the cabinet while it's plugged in and turned on, you've got a fifty to fifty chance on which way you plugged in the cord to light yourself up, shall we say, And hopefully you're not standing in a bucket of water, because it wasn't until I think

nineteen sixty three was the first time that the National Electrical Code recognized the concept of a polarized outlet and the polarized plug. So a lot of times. The back of the radio will say, for if performance of undesired performance is achieved, reverse the plug, which means if it lights you up anyway. The other thing is that it has a selenium rectifier, which was a common

change in the nineteen fifties. It's a rectifier, a solid state rectifier instead of a tube rectifier, and it had the great advantages of not getting as hot and it wasn't as expensive. It also has the great advantages of having extremely poor reliability and smelling like nothing. You can so horrific, you can't envision it. It smells so bad when it goes bad. Really, why is that that? I guess selenium smells bad when it burns up. I

don't know. I had one go bad and I saw the acrid smoke and I said, oh, that looks acrid, and then I smelled it and said, I hope I don't smell that for the rest of my life. So you're saying, though, with radio like this, with that, what'd you call it? A hot What hot Chassie? Hot chassis never touched the shaft while you're mounting screws? Is that what you said? I'll leave it to your great description there now. Unfortunately I couldn't find the catalog page for

this one, but I did find one from nineteen fifty one. Well, actually I did find advertisement from sixty one which was just a picture of a bunch of radios and it said something like giving what matters to those who matter, and a picture of a woman pulling a transistor radio out of a box with a look on her face that just says, these are not diamonds. When you really want to send a vest, don't send the radio. Okay. From nineteen fifty one, there is a couple of great things about an

FM set which I just thought was funny. They say, we it's actually ten times as sensitive as the average of sixteen other makes of FM radios tested. Okay, somebody probably needs to work with that sentence. But you're testing the radio against some makes of radios and ten times as sensitive I find really hard to believe. But that's why the new Zenith Major is the greatest buy in FM history. Well that's finding so buy is in quotes. I don't

know why. And then the other thing that I thought was funny with it, It says it has the patented power line antenna. Just plug it in play. Well, that's true. The power line antenna is literally a piece of metal that wraps around about one inch the plugin chord and connects to the FM and Tennis group and it is patented but not by Zenas Very well, thank you so much, Old Radio Rick at gmail dot com. What I

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where listing down? Mandar jameses Well out of Cincinnati. We had my friend on fifty two Ohio fifty two go through Hamilton and Claremont, and then how now Brown County to the lovely little village of Ripley, Ohio, on the banks of the Mighty Ohio River, and to a place called Brookies on a Saturday morning, and the gang is waiting, Good morning, good morning. So how are things in the quiet little village of Ripley this morning? Why? Why? Yeah? Yeah? I got the front door open here and

pretty much nice open house here Brookie this morning. Yeah. I mean, now is the time of day you can have the door open, because as soon as the sun comes up. The movie star went by, who did. David Gray is the movie star. Now what is he out this time of the morning doing. It's almost every Saturday morning that he stops passes by while you guys are there. What is David Gray doing? I think he's on his way to the McDonald's, okay, but it's it's like clockwork,

almost always. David David Gray, the doctor from Coal Miner's Daughter the movie. Correct, you are correct? Yeah, Now, Doug, the missus and I depending on our transportation, which is another story entirely I can't get into because just been a nightmare playing car revolving door with the dealership there and trying to get one that actually works constantly. But we're planning on a trip to the lovely village of Ripley tomorrow to come and see you and your beautiful

wife Angie, possibly swim in your pool. It says showers and thunderstorms likely tomorrow, so we'll see how much swimming we get in. But you were offering to prepare us some delicacies known as Bronco pups. What the hell is a Bronco pup? This goes way back, and I'll try to be quick years ago my mother, of course, I have twin sisters, and she

joined. My mother joined the Port Clinton Mother Twins Club and their fundraiser every year at the Ottawa County Fair. Supposed to make a product called Bronco Dogs, which is basically a corn dog. But they had their own recipe and people really really liked that recipe over anyone else's, So my mother did pass down the recipe. I think it was supposed to be top secret, but she did have it down to me, and I haven't and be glad to

share it with me. Buddy, I mean, I guess you can't tell me what makes a Bronco pup different from a corn dog because that would be revealing your mother's secret recipe? Is that Farmer Dan? What's that? The Bronco Pop is Farmer Dan's name for the corn dog? Oh okay, yeah, so I'd have to ask him how he came up with that name. Yeah, yeah, but I understand, I understand the Jamaica Bronco Pop. You require a chuck chuck? What the heck is a chuck chuck? There's

a whole other story that the word chuck chuck came from. So Yeahdy, essentially, what is a chuck chuck? Chuck? Chuck's the hot Dog. It was named by a like a two and a half year old kid over forty years ago. He called him Chuck Chuck, so we just got called him Chuck Chuck. Yeah, well this is highly enlightening. Uh, how's the weather, rock, how's the beaver and all of that? Sherry, Oh, he's warm. Let me tell yeah. It's been hot, hot, hot. It's not here right now, but it's cooler now. So

we're gonna get maybe some rain tomorrow. If you don't get wet, you know, don't be warm. Well, I'm planning on I'm planning being on Doug and Angie's pool tomorrow, so I'm planning on getting wet. Okay, once your wet, you can't get any wetter. That's true. We listen, guys, I'm sorry we've wasted all our time. Anything going on at Brookies Hermolaters tonight at eight o'clock and Queen of Hearts Wednesday at seven thirty. And that's a boat thirty thousand excellent. Thank you guys, have a great

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first pitches at four ten. Listen to that game right here on the Home of the Red seven hundred WLW Trice Date Jeep Wrangler buyers visit Mike castro cy Jeep today lease a brand new twenty twenty four Jeep Wrangler GA with news of the week and a pithy phone call to Boot. How you doing, Good morning, Stephen, I'm doing fine. I noticed at the top of

the show you mentioned Hitler's incredible stupidity when he attacked his ally Stalin. You know, the other great mistake that the clown made was chasing the Jewish scientists to the United States. Hey, Adolph, that means we get the nukes and you don't. Speaking of the European War, my son came up with this one this week. He said, Dad, you got to read Masters of the Air by Donald L. Miller, And he said, if you don't want to read the book, you can always get it on Netflix.

Well, it is fabulous. I read the book this week. It covers just about every aspect of the professional and private lives of the airmen who wound up some doing Nazi Germany. One of the myriad heroes the Way is Curtis LeMay, Born and raised in Columbus, Ohio, and an engineering graduate of the Ohio State University, LeMay and other air commanders were heavily involved in the debate over how enemy targets are picked. There is almost always heavy collateral damage

in air wars. World War Two is no exception, and this issue is central today to Israel's response to the Hamas abominations of last October. Donald Miller's discussion of the Nazi mentality in Germany mirrors closely the mindset we see in pro Hamas demonstrations on US campuses. When Germany's Joseph Goebels, the head of Propaganda, saw the damage to German cathedrals and museums by Allied bombing, he said

quote European mankind must blush with shame at the destruction of artistic treasures. Absolutely no mention of civilian deaths. The recognition of the value of human life was absent last October, also, wasn't it. Westerners were deeply concerned by collateral damage in the nineteen forties. Masters of the Air covers the issue of so called terror bombing very well, citing the views of pacifists and hardliners throughout the

European War. Approximately one point five million people, more than half of them women, were killed by bombs in World War II. That was five hundred times the total number in the Great War also called World War One. When British leftist Vera Britain called it massacre by bombing, noted war correspondent William L. Schier accused her of being a dupe for Goebel's propaganda machine in Germany.

The New York Times reported that its Mayle was running fifty to one against Vera Britain, who supported the war, she said, but believed it could be and should be conducted, hold on humanely. What that set off? George Orwell, who would later write Animal Farm in nineteen eighty four attacking totalitarianism. Orwell said of her, there is nothing. There is something excuse me, very distasteful in accepting war as an instrument and then simultaneously wanting to dodge responsibility

for its more barbarous features. A New York Times reporter wouldn't happen today. Percy Knaff said that before Pearl Harbor, he thought the bombing of non combatants would be a war crime. After covering the war, however, he said he'd been naive. War knows nothing of humanitarianism. We did not realize that the bombing of military nas so called civilian targets together is the only way in which air warfare can be waged effectively. It's impossible to separate the two.

Donald Miller's research into the reaction of civilians to the bombing of heavily populated cities conjures up the arguments over Israeli defense forces attempts to clear Gaza of Hamas as the Hamas terrorists purposely expose their own people to harm's way. This week, I heard an interview with a seventy five year old Israeli woman held hostage by

Hamas for fifty three days. She identified herself as a former peace activist who no longer believes peace with Hamas as possible because Hamas convinced her it does not want peace. Of course, the words and actions of Hamas and its metters in Iran remind me of the neolism displayed by the Nazis in World War Two. Neolism is the rejection of all religious and moral principles in the belief that

life is meaningless. In Masters of the Air, Miller details the horrendous pain and suffering of these flyers who were shot down, captured, and imprisoned. Many of them died just days away from liberation. They were marched from Stalag to Stalag as the Germans tried to sidestep Russians coming at them from the east and Americans from the west. What kind of young men were those who were raised in the depression back home and were now fighting for their lives in Europe.

Well. In nineteen forty two, social critic William Wiley charged in the Charge that in the nineteen thirties, when Hitler and Herohito threatened freedom everywhere, teenage boys in America hid their heads in the sand, writing souped up cars, reading comic boo books, and listening to Frank Sinatra records. Their record in math and science in school was horrible, and nearly sixty percent of them

couldn't find China on a map. Does that sound familiar? But when New York newspaper colonists Tex McCrary went to Europe to cover the Allied effort, he said this, the challenge of total war revealed the same high qualities that have always been beneath the skin of the American people when the time of great testing has stripped them. Lean does this apply now? You really have to wonder.

By the way, next week we might talk about some of the characters who are brought up in this book, Gary Jeff and two of them. This goes back to my youth. I saw them when I was a kid in New York on television our Tex McCrary and Jax Falkenberg. They are considered pioneers of not only radio talk but TV talk shows. We'll get into that maybe next week. Thanks Garry Jeff, talk to you later as a thank you, very very neat stuff. John, real quickly, you wanted to

talk about a big race. Yeah, let's put on by Iman's magazine. It's a bible for car collectors and they do this every year and they go like one year from Key West to Fargo, North Dakota, and they drive, eat lunch, spend the night drive. They do this all the way.

Well, it starts out in Owensburg, Kentucky today and they're going to have a stayover in Lawrenceburg on Walnut Street and then they take off and then they have lunch hike up in Medina, Ohio, and they'll go and then they spend the night and they'll work We're all the way around up through Pennsylvania, Maryland, Gettysburg, will spend the night up there. They're worked away all way up in New York, over to Rhode Island and work away up the coast up in the Maine. And it's all kinds of cars. They

could be a police car. Open up, old, Well, I mean, does is anybody eligible to be a part of this? John? Yeah, but you have to. You have to, I guess apply to get it and you get stickers, and well it's happening today. It's kind of late to apply now, isn't it. Oh yeah, but you can go. If you want to see a lot of cars, go to Orangeburg today. They'll be in there about five five fifteen today, okay, and on Waller Street. This place would be stacked and packed by some of the neatest

cars you ever wanted to see, the craziest get ups anything. It's a big race it early is It sounds like a lot of fun. Thanks for the heads up today and Lawrenceburg about five five thirty you'll see all matter of automobiles on this. This sounds like a movie I saw once Ray and Lovelin. Good morning, Gary Jeff Walker, good morning, Good morning, my brother. Hey. I always want you to know the month of June I have pride, and I am proud, proud, Gary Jeff, of your

standing up for the most vulnerable, the unborn. Bless your heart, and I'm also thankful for your dear sweet mother for saying yes to life. I can't imagine what the last twenty four years of Saturday would have been without you, my friend. And to our friends at the great state of Taxachusetts, I would really like them to be just a little bit more conclusive. God, bless mother. Thank you very he's referring to earlier I was talking about

this. The state of Massachusetts are using taxpayer dollars to attack pro life pregnancy centers with tv ads because apparently the people in charge of your tax money in Massachusetts, and it's not my money, thank God, think that aboarding babies is a really really sacred thing. Six fifty six seven hunderd WLWA, x Mark Mowers and Tri State Outdoor Equipment are a proud sponsor of the Hamilton County Fair June twenty seventh through the thirtieth Bring the whole family warmed to the load

to mid nineties with humidity still there. Tomorrow, though a cold front rolls through, giving us chances for rain, maybe even a few storms, but most importantly drops our humidity by the afternoon. From your severe weather station, I'm nine First Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news radio seven hundred WLW Right are showing clear conditions right now with seventy three degrees. Our next update is it seven thirty. I'm Taron Johnson, News Radio seven WLW News twenty four hours

a day. He was a radio seven hundred WLW. Mercedes Benz A Ford Mitchell dot Com into another hour of the Saturday morning edition for this Saturday, June twenty second, twenty twenty four, Gary Jeff Walker. Great to be with you as all was my friends. Seven minutes was seven six six minutes after seven, and uh, I think I'm sure about that. I wanted to say a shout out to newsman Tarren Johnson. He went to high school in the same town. I did different schools, but Hendersonville, Tennessee,

Sumner County, Middle Tennessee the best suburb of Nashville. So Tarn, great to have you with us at always time. Now to talk to our environmental engineer, Steve Shulty. See what the latest and latest is in the facts sea tree, some green red roses. I see them blue following you, and I think to myself what I wonder? And we're talking to EV's again this morning, Steve. And before you begin, I gotta tell you I have a discussion yesterday while I was bartending with a customer, great guy,

great guy. His wife is an environmental lawyer, okay, And somehow we got on the discussion about how they had an EV. He also has a good old traditional you know, stick shift gas powered vehicle. They have both. And said I mentioned, I said, you had prepped me about what we were going to talk about, the dollars and cents of the ev oondoggle, and and he said, man, that guy hates EV's. I said, I don't think he hates EV's. I mean, no, no,

he hates EV's. And I said, well, he just thinks that we should all have a choice whether we drive an EV or a gas powered card. He agreed with that, But so do you do you truly hate EV's, Steve? No, no, no, they had their place like everything else. But you'll see in these dollars and cents carry Jeff, he may feel a little guilty once he hears about the dollars and cents. All right, So so fill me up if I want to give a shout out to

Ronnie Yorke of Northern Kentucky. I met him at Camp Bushing It surely this past Wednesday at the counter. Okay, and he said he always listens to seven hundred WLW God bless anyway, We'll make him up. We'll make him our citizen of the week. This comes again one of my favorite organizations, Cornwall Alliance dot org. Cornwall Alliance dot org article about you know, we're now told by climate alarmists that dvs are cheaper than cars, I mean internal

combustion engines, as articles by doctor E. Calvin Breisner. So when I look at the Artgone National Laboratory, which is federally funded from our tax dollars, they did some cost work from This is from twenty twenty one average purchase the EB costs about twenty two thousand more than their average combustion engine. The vehicle the operating costs, it says, are fourteen thousand dollars less than internal

combustion over fifteen years. But this excludes twenty two billion dollars in subsidies and tax credits, So the combined cost of an EV is about eight thousand dollars more than combustion engine over fifteen years, which is a little over five hundred bucks. So you almost say even steven. The Texas Public Policy Foundation, which is privately funded, did some estimates and it agrees with the Argonne that

twenty two thousand dollars the EV costs more than their internal combustion engine. When you look at owners plus taxpayer operating costs, and this is from twenty twenty one, evs are approximately forty thousand, six hundred dollars more than the average internal combustion over ten years. Because this includes the twenty two billion dollars in

subsidies. It also includes taxpayer subsidies for electricity equivalent to seventeen dollars and thirty three cents per gallon of gas, But it excludes the hundreds of billions of dollars from the quote unquote inflation reduction, acceptsidies, and the EV supply cheam, especially battery manufacturing. So therefore they come up they'd say that the average EV costs about forty nine thousand dollars more over ten years than the average internal

combustion engine, which is about forty nine hundred dollars a year. Interestingly, Gary Jeff, sixty percent when we talked about this of EV owners had household comes over forty dollars over one hundred thousand dollars per year, twenty percent below fifty. California owns thirty seven percent of all evs, five times more than second place Florida, six times more than third place Texas. The residents of the top eight states owned sixty seven percent of evs, the bottom twenty states

fewer than zero point zero two percent of evs. In fact, Gary Jeff, you're poor Kentucky. If you look at the data at zero point zero zero percent, it didn't make the rounding. Wow. So ivon and is I must be the only ones in northern Kentucky that owner a niece relief. But here's the kicker. Yeah, everage and richer ed owner receives the equivalent of about four thousand, nine hundred dollars per year from US poor citizens for owning and operating an EV. This is where all the subsidies and the tax

credits and so on and so forth. So you know you know to me, this is this is quite honestly unjust and immoral. You and I are being forced. Hey, they're v so I have had no pum with evs as long as people are willing and able to pay your entire freak. I was all for choice, but now no, I hate evs. Thanks Steve. Seven thirteen A vacation time. You know, it doesn't matter where you go, you can always listen to seven hundred WLW on our live stream.

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past the hour. I have not been able to get in touch with Rocco, but that's so. He's probably in the hinterland somewhere helping people recover from the latest Spartan race. It goes around there. I saw some video of a Spartan race not too long ago. Didn't look like anything I'd want to do. Really, a lot of large women swimming through mud is what I saw. I'm sure there's more to it than that. It's not just large women swimming through mud. It's all kinds of physical tests and obstacles. It's

not enough just to run a marathon or run a triathlon or decathlon. You've got to run around large women swimming through mud. I guess let's check in with Tom Davis and the Tom Davis Diaries. I like to refer to these as the Diary, a collection of wild, wacky, weird stories from around the country and around the world. Now, ladies and gentlemen, your newscaster, Good morning, Gary Jeff. This week, before you say I do, say you'll do a DNA test. But first, it's your wedding day,

the most amazing day in the life of a young bride. That is, until your dress catches on fire on the way down the aisle. It happened in La Like Rod Roddy. She was coming on down when her dress rubbed up against a lit candle. As the flames grew, gasps could be heard from the crowd, who jumped into action and doused the dainty diva with water from a nearby baz They finished the ceremony and hopefully they are going to live happily ever after. Meanwhile, Mark Mitchell is in jail after being caught

with a stolen vehicle and a whole lot of bread. The forty four year old stole a wonderbread truck and led police on a chase. He finally came to a halt after he ran over some spike strips laid down by the cops. Police Sergeant Mike Jizizen had this quote for the media. Most of the bread was saved. Some lady was caught smuggling three hundred and fifty Nintendo Switch games in her brawl. The games are essentially SD cards, you know,

so they're kind of small, unlike the bill. She had nearly ten thousand dollars in stolen items. Of course, there are other ways to spend ten thousand dollars filling your brawl, and they're probably just as fun as Nintendo. And finally, imagine falling in love, getting married, having kids, and living happily ever after until the DNA test. A happily married couple with three kids have had their world rocked when the wife did one of those DNA Internet

things. She was adopted and was trying to find out more her biological mother. Well, she learned a lot. Turns out her husband is her biological brother. No, they had no idea. All our kids are fine, she says. The husband is the love of her life, and now she's totally devastated and doesn't know what to do. Next week, man arrested for pumping gas in the nude something about hose regulations. Have a great weekend. Is there a special time you like to listen to Scott Sloane. I listen

when I'm feeling down because he always cheers me up. He always gives me a laugh. How about that? I listened because he's genuine. Plus he's like a big sexy teddy bear. Really, he's one hundred percent of big sexy teddy bear. All right. I listened to his podcast when I'm frying baloney. Fried baloney gives me the poop. I guess anytime is the right time for Sloaney. You can never have too much Sloany Monday morning at nine on seven hundred WLW, and check out his podcast on the free iHeartRadio.

Add whatever temperatures this rolls through tomorrow to wrap up the weekend. Could give us a few showers, but more importantly, it looks to drop our humidity by the afternoon. From a severe weather station, I'm nine first warning meteorologist Cameron Harden on news radio seven hundred WLW seven one hundred WLW sport. The

Kaitlin Clark effect in full effect last night in Atlanta and the WNBA. Yeah, the Indiana Fever defeated the Atlanta Dream ninety one to seventy nine last night in front of seventeen thousand, five hundred and seventy five fans who were in attendance for this matchup against the former number one pick from Kentucky, Ryan Howard and this year's number one pick, Kaitlin Clark. But the Ryan Howard did not play all right. So so the Atlanta Dream averages three thousand fans at

their home games. They're the bottom of the entire league. They drew seventeen thousand. That is the power, my friends of one. Kaitlyn Clark. Stanley Club Cup playoffs continued Liam Yeah. On Thursday, June thirteenth. The Florida Panthers left their arena up three to zero with one game left at home the clinch of Stanley Cup. Well, last night, the Edmonton Oilers tied the series up three to three after a five to one win, Worst Game

seven the Best two as sports. Yeah, we got FC Cincinnati tonight. H f C Cincinnati winners with nine of their last ten matches, back in action at home against the New England Revolution. Pregame coverage begins at seven. Kickoff is set for seven to thirty. You can listen to that match on ESPN fifteen thirty. And there's rumors that f C Cincinnati is in the running

to sign US men's national team star Weston McKenny. And speaking of the US men's national team, Copa America has started and they play Sunday night against Ecuador or Bolivia. And we got an Olympic countdown, and most importantly, let's just finish with the Reds last night ripping the Boston Red Sox five to two of fantastic pitching performance by Andrew Abbott. He had struck out ten, striking out ten batters and five and two thirds inning and gave up two solo shots.

Cada Lario continues his hot June two home runs with a second two home run game of the month, India added a solo home run and TJ. Friedel brought in two with a bunt. The Reds play at four end of

day. Inside Pitch begins at three ten. Listen to that game right here on the Home of the Red seven hundred WLW our iHeartRadio Music Festival visited by Capital on coming back to Las Vegas, September twentieth and twenty first streaming live only on Hulu Oo seven hundred w L. Another warm went out there this morning. Temperas right around seventy degrees, will warm to the load to mid

nineties with humidity still there. Tomorrow though a cold front rolls through, giving us chances for rain, maybe even a few storms, but most importantly drops our humidity by the afternoon. From your severe Weather station, I'm nine first Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news Radio seven hundred WLW. The radar showing clear conditions right now, it's seventy seven degrees. Our next update comes your way at eight thirty. I'm Tarin Johnson, News Radio seven hundred WLW News twenty

four hours Your Day. News Radio seven hundred WLW came through another hour of the Saturday morning edition for Saturday, June twenty second, twenty twenty four. I'm Gary Jeff Walker and I'm outside. Hello, how are you? I decided that I'm not afraid of the heat dome, so I wanted to This is probably the only time during this day that I will be able to stand outside for any period of time, so I thought it enjoyed and it's rather nice. Little muggy already on our way up to I don't know, one

hundred and thirty thousand degrees. Let's talk to Science Mike. Can we get Science Mike on the line a science minute? I'm outside, Yes, as a nightly scientist, it's surprising as now behinded me with good morning, Michael, I'm outside. I thought you were stuck in the elevator again. Oh yeah, Liam doesn't know about that. That happened well before. Liam's me, Jim, Lebarbara and my wife Christas two point oh stuck in the other group for like an hour. You know, I had to pay go get

in the elevator right now. See what happened to get cut off? So how are you? What's going on? I'm good? Uh So last night I pull up got certain things I watched on YouTube and up came the Homeland Security UH Subcommittee again on on the COVID nineteen virus. Okay, I want to get in here too heavily, but it is kind of important to hit this topic. Ran Paul ought to be king of those countries as far as I care. But anyhow, paula stor. Yeah, he brought a doctor,

and you ought to get this gentleman. Reach out to him and get him on your nightcap when you have coming up. But doctor Stephen Quay, Okay, yeah, Steve. He started talking about the Wuhan virus and coming from the institute and all that which which you ought to listen to it because if you don't think it came from there, then you're you're you're an idiot.

But anyhow, he ended his presentation. He talked about the NEPA virus being synthetically clone at this at the Wuhan Institute, and the NEPA virus kills three out of four people. How serious it is. He said, we'll set this country back two hundred and fifty years. I said, and that was at the end again, and I said, well, what's he talking about? So I got up earlier this morning, I pulled up his paper he published with three other co authors in September nineteenth and twenty twenty one.

Gary Jeff and he discusses this the the Wuhan Institute, they had five people they they studied. They had the NEPA virus in the in their genome, in the RNA sequence that they read, and the and the Wuhan Institute they never messed with NEPA and their line. They found the clone. The synthetic clones of this virus attached to to these to the to the to these two people in their r n A. And you can only attach these when they're

synthetically made. And so these clones are and they either get they either get this through normal you know, catching it from one person another animal to hose zuonotic or they it's it can be caught by uh, sloppy stuff in the lab. All right, that's the way this happened. The same thing happened very Jeff. They deny they did this virus. It just it leaked out because of some sloppy methods they did. It got into these these the study

of these people. It's inside them, and yet they deny that they studied this virus at all. I mean, this is like serious. Three out of four people they don't die from this virus. No, they have all kinds of stuff that can kill us. I mean, we've just seen the tip of the iceberg with COVID nineteen and now this. I mean, there are really really serious threats in all this gain of function research, and they

say they're doing it for the good of mankind. I'm back in the studio, by the way, but no, there they're they're just evil people. But the virus is already classified by this country as a bioterrorism agent, and we know that they're working on it. It's like, what are we what are we doing? I thought there was a ban on certain chemicals and bio weapons, and I thought we'd signed all those papers. I guess we ignore them. Like money, Well, it's all about it's all about the cash

and certainly not about people or beagles when it comes to fauci science. Mike, thank you so much. I highly recommend pulling up doctor Stephen Quay. Look up what he had to say. I have heard doctors Stephen Quaid speak on other occasions, and yes, he is very learned, he's very respected, and he knows what he's talking about. Of course, they'll they'll try

and shut him up. They being the people who are conducting this kind of research, from the pharmaceutical companies to the governments, to the so called scientists. I mean, you know, we're we have all kinds of doctor mengel Is out there, not just Fauci. I appreciate it, Michael. Thank you scaring scaring me to death when all I wanted to do was be outside. Maybe you missed one of our shows because you've been sitting in the woods waiting for Bigfoot. I gotta feel in today's the day. Don't worry.

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We do that by bringing you a verse from the Word of God. We do it again. I'm going let it shine shine shine. Yeah. Brother Rick Greens is on vacation with his son Ricky. He told us about this last week in La working on music for the Spirit Works movie, the Story of his life. But I thought I would share with you real quickly

a story from this past weekend. Uh, My wife and I went to Middle Tennessee to visit mom and dad had been a while long overdue actually to see mom and Dad and Father's Day and all of that, and going to take him out to dinner on Sunday night, which we did. Great place if you ever in Hendersonville, Tennessee, a place called Demos Restaurant and it's absolutely I mean not overly pricey, delicious, good sized portions. Anyway,

we had a server that was really good. She was attentive, she was smiling, She took care of everything we needed, was right on time. So when the bill came, I just I got the bill and saw what it was and handed her cash and I left her a pretty good tip, maybe more than I should have, maybe more than most people do. But tad was about fifty. I just handed her seventy dollars. I said, keep the change, and not a big deal. I'm not a big spender.

But she looked at the she looked at the tip. She goes, well, that's just Jesus, just write out loud at the table, that's just Jesus. She couldn't believe she was getting a twenty dollars tip on a forty seven dollars tab, and she had signed the bill when she presented it. I get my copy, and she had a little heart. And this was before I tipped her and a Bible verse on the check, and it was Jeremiah twenty nine thirteen. And I wasn't as familiar with it this as

I should. But Jeremiah twenty nine thirteen says, let me do thirteen and fourteen. You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart. I will be found by you, declares the Lord, and we'll bring you back from captivity. It's just it's so wild that when and we don't realize that we should. That God is everywhere, and there are people that are touched by the Holy Spirit, and they're all around us, and we should embrace it, not run away from it or be afraid of

it. And like Jeremiah twenty nine thirteen says, you will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart. And that's what I've been trying to do ever since Sunday night. Remember that verse and I hope it means something to you. Take a break and come back. This is a Saturday morning edition. I'm Gary Jeff Walker, and you're listening to seven

hundred WLW this morning. At nine, Mike Allen goes where other hosts dare not tread and don not talking about the men's room on seven hundred WLW our iHeart Radio Music Festival visited by Capital on coming back to Las Vegas September twentieth and twenty first streaming LIVEE weekend could give us a few showers, but more importantly, it looks to drop our humidity by the afternoon for a severe station. I'm nine first winning meteorologist Cameron Harden on news Radio seven hundred WLW seven

one hundred WLW. Sports lots to talk about, Liam, Let's get it started. FC Cincinnati are winners nine of their last ten matches. They are back in action at home tonight against the New England Revolution. Pregame coverage begins at seven kickoff of set for seven thirty, and you can listen to that

match on ESPN fifteen thirty. There have been rumors swirling around the MLS and international leagues that FC Cincinnati is interested in United States men's national team player Weston McKenney, who is at Juventus in Italy and his contract negotiations have stalled in the last year of his contract. In the Stanley Cup yesterday, the Oilers beat the Florida Panthers five to one the force of game seven down. Tyoh

yeah, man, that's amazing. That's amazing, and a lot of people, especially in Canada, really are rooting for the Oilers to bring the Cup back to Canada for the first time in year years. You can't let Florida be a hockey state. They get the beach. Indiana Fever defeated the Atlanta Dream ninety one to seventy nine last night. Seventeen thousand fans were in attendance for this matchup. Caitlin Clark finished with sixteen points, seven assists, and

four rebounds, and Fever have won their last four games Copa America. The United States men's national team begins play Sunday night at six against Bolivia. And the Red Legs beat the Boston Red Sox five to two last night. Andrew Abbott pitched five to two thirds innings, striking out ten batters and only giving up two runs. The Candelario continues his hot June with a two home run game. Last night. Jonathan India added a solo home run and TJ.

Fried Friedo bought in two RBIs with a bunt. The Reds played this afternoon. Frankie Montas is on the mound for the Reds. Nick Pivetta on the mound for the Red Sox. Inside pitch begins at three to ten, first pitches at four ten. Listen to that game right here on the home of the Red seven hundred WLW. And the Paris Olympics begin in thirty four days. Indeed, they do Happy Birthday to Peter Asher, lock me away, Peter and Gordon, and hello to day here inside where I hide with my

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news radio seven hundred WLW. The redar showing clear conditions right now it's eighty degrees. Our next update comes your way at nine o'clock. I'm Tarin Johnson, News Radio seven hundred WLW, News twenty four hours a day, News Radio seven hundred WLW. Good Morning Kids, Time for gifts from Wally. A new sheriff in town. Amalgamated Intelligence, Inc. Feels its time for a shakeup. The board hires a new CEO, and this new boss determined

to rid the company of all the slacking. Yeah it's about merit. On a tour of the facilities, the new CEO notices a guy leaning against a wall and idly picking his teeth. The room full of people working. He wanted to let them know that he meant business. So he comes. The guy yells and he says, how much money do you make a week? A little surprised, the young guy looks at him and says, I make

about five hundred a week. Why see, he said, wait right here, He walks back to his office, comes back in two minutes, hands the guy a two thousand dollars check and said here's four weeks pay. Now, get out and don't come back. He feels pretty good about himself, you know, making make an example for the rest of him, looks around the room and asks, does anyone want to tell me what that goofball did around here? From across the room, a voice says, sure, he

was a Dominos pizza guy. He was just waiting to get paid. Seven hundred l and iHeart Radio Station, the exclusive audio home of NBC's coverage of the twenty twenty four Paris Olympics. When it comes to remodel in your bathroom, do you think it matters that the guy who's actually in there the work cares about his job. Keith here from Baser Come on now, l W. I know the man likes some Springsteen, so well, I was sprinkle in some Springsteen for Moegar. I know it's not uh, it's not ice

Cube like last week, but it's something. It's a Jersey guy originally, Hey Mo, what's going on? Gry Jeff? How are we doing? Are you in the golf course? I am We've done this before now are you have you already teed off? Are you playing? Actually right now, I'm actually on the sixth hole at the tea box waiting to hit, but I'm stopping to talk to you. Well, you know, we usually talked for about ten or fifteen minutes. MO. I mean you don't want to

hold things up. I mean you can always go ahead, set the phone down and hit your shot and then come back. Yeah. I just did that. Okay, So you and some buddies, me and a couple of buddies for the birthday of Very Cats. Now, wait a minute, isn't the last time you were on the golf course on Saturday morning for the birthday of very Cats. This sounds familiar. It's the exact same event, the exact same course, and I believe the exact same hole. What about the

exact same shot by you while you're trying to talk to me? Was it the exact same shot? Mo? All of my shots are the same bad. So yeah, this is priceless. I love this. So I wanted to talk to you Number one. I mean, the Reds very exciting game last night, Candelaria. It's two home runs again, I mean, there is power in that bat. And he's been displaying it the month of June. It's nice to see on a team that has trouble scoring runs on many

nights. And last night it was good thing that he was there. Jonathan India came alive with a round tripper and you know what, pretty cool. Yeah, they got a little of everything right. They got good starting pitching, they got Candelario blasts. Andrew Rabbit is the red starting pitching for all of their offensive struggles, and it's what makes it so frustrating. Right, they don't hit as a team, but the starting pitching is way better than

league average. So Andrew Rabbit was really good yesterday. Jam Or Candelario hit the two homers. They played little ball, scoring two runs on a bunch. Really well played game, good bullpen work, good start to a weekend series against the Boston team that came into Cincinnati. Pretty so good Friday night. Hopefully he continues today. Well, you know what, and seeing TJ. Friedel back in the lineup, it really makes a difference. You know, he did again, it does it? Does? You know? He

can do? He can do so many things at the top of the order. He is easily their best defensive centerfielder. You might argue he really is the only true centerfield or Stuart Fairchild might have something to say about that. This is a team that likes to put pressure on defenses, obviously with the stolen base and with base running, and there's obviously a lot of focus on what Eli de la Cruz can do when he gets on t J. Friedel's kind of in that mold. He never really has a bad at bad either.

You know, you never see him look fooled, you never see him look unprepared. And when this team did take off and they won those seven straight games and kind of at least faulted into the periphery of contention, there was a direct correlation between TJ coming back and this team kind of getting going. And I think they dodged a big bullet this week with the injury that he suffered in Pittsburgh, the handstrings. I think a lot of us thought

that might require a stint on the injured list. Fortunately it did not. Did you find your ball? Do you know where it is? I'm standing right right on top of it. Okay, well why don't you Why don't you go ahead and hit your shot? Just take take, take some time I'll fill and then you come back talk to me. Well, I've got to I've got to wait for my friend Barry here to drive the club over to me. He went and hit his so I had some time to talk to you. But here he is. All right, Oh and uh what

sort of yardage are we looking at here? Barry? Okay? Very good? Does the birthday boy want to say? Hello? Yeah? Sure here you go, bear Gary? Is this Barry cats the berry Kats? Happy birthday? I appreciate it, and I understand this is the second year in a row that we've invaded your birthday golf game with. It's no invasion. I think you're helping those games. Actually, well he just hit one of the green. Oh well, we like that his second shot or his third?

Very his second shot? Okay, shot, that's pretty good. Yeah, all right, I'll give you all right man. Thanks. So I just said what looked like a Tony Gwynn shot to left field. Oh no, pretty proud of that one. This is beautiful. So he said, you're right over here the green. Is this a par three or par four? This is a par four. So if you got a chance on the green, you got a chance to get up and down. Man, I do. Yeah, this doesn't happen that often. This doesn't this doesn't happen.

And if I could get a if I could somehow get this on the green and bang it in, we might call you every time I play golf, even if it's not a saturnymore. Okay, that's great, that's awesome. I wanted to talk to you about what happened last night in Atlanta at the w NBA game against the Atlanta Dream against the visiting Indiana Fever. Caitlin Clark of effect is in full effect all over the league. Atlanta has the lowest attendance in the WNBA this season. I checked. They've been averaging three

thousand people for home games. Last night in Atlanta, they had to play in the Hawks Arena because they had seventeen thousand to see Caitlin Clark and the Fever play against their Atlanta Dream. This is a real thing, man, And Caitlin Clark she's holding her own, I mean, sixteen points a game in her rookie year. She's leading all the rookies in the league. And she is dynamic to watch every time. It's almost like when the circus comes

to town. Any thoughts on that it's so much fun to watch, right, And she's obviously had games where she's played like a rookie, but by and large, she is more than sit in. She is a WNBA's meal ticket. You know, she didn't make the US Women's Olympic basketball team, and from a pure basketball standpoint, you know, maybe that decision has mayor sure, but man, if you're trying to promote your game, you know, the Dream Team in nineteen ninety two on the men's side was awesome for

a lot of reasons. But David Stern talked about this until his dying day. Using that as a vehicle to promote the league was something they could not put a dollar amount on. How you don't have the most marketable, most popular, I mean I would say that that Caitlin Clark right now, it is one of the five to ten most talked about most popular athletes in the United States. Yep, how do you not put her on the team? And if you're NBC, how do you not go, dude, we want

the eyeballs, Man, we want the eyeballs. You want the attention. And it again, from a basketball perspective, I understand it, but man, from the purpose of getting as many eyeballs on your sport as possible. How do you get how do you not? How do you not put her on the team? Well, mo Dan has walked in. Dan Moa is talking to us while he's playing a round of golf. I was thinking about that, and you know, I need to be more like Molegg. Would

you would you do? Would you do a show if you could from the golf course? You know, technically I have really back in my days when I was a traffic reporter, I actually was at a golf outing. I was at an event and I did my traffic reports from the golf course. So that was pretty good I was. But doing a three hour show is probably a little more cumbersome than just doing report on the Gary Jeff Walker Show. I don't know, you know. I went outside for a segment earlier

in the parking lot. I was on my cell phone and talked to Science Mike, just because it's the only time today I want to be outside. Me is getting ready to chip onto the green? Are you at your ball yet? Mo? I put it on the green, so everybody else was on the green and I heard some bad words, so I think I spared us an sec fine, we have a double When I was when I was driving here at about quarter to seven, you had a caller that I think

offered like a twelve minute soliloquy on World War two or something. Yes, yes, see you could have played around the golf in the amount of time that it took for him to get through that. So you know, it's quite similar. He mo. A buddy of mine told me the other day. He said, he said, Dan, he said, no matter what, when you're playing golf, he said, remember this. He said, every shot in golf makes somebody happy. It's true. You can think about

that. So true every shot I think. I think the putt I just hit while talking to you made my friends act so oh no, so giving me that one? Are you are you going to just do one bogee? Or is it a double bogie round here because of us? Uh? It's that wasn't a good hole. That that wasn't That wasn't my best work. It's rough, but it started out. It started out so well, and we lost my cigar. So I rule that it's no good. All right, Well, are we going? I will, I will let you go.

Just one more thing I wanted to mention I'm not. I'm not a soccer fan, and it's not because I don't love Cincinnati or I think it's great that we've got a very, very vibrant soccer fan base here with FC Cincinnati. But I watched the highlights from Wednesday night game. That was a match that I could watch anytime. You know, none of this nil nil, you know, ninety minutes of just back and forth with nobody doing anything four to three went to extra time, and that midfield kick by Luca Oreono

if that's his name. Uh, it was amazing that that was incredible. Man. Any thoughts I had on I had on my show yesterday Kevin Egan. So, Kevin Egan, if you watch NFL Red Zone right where they whip around and go to all the games between one and seven o'clock. Kevin is the host of the MLS version of that on Apple TV, so he's at the desk sort of taking viewers, you know, back and forth to

every game. And I asked him, was that game on Wednesday the best of the season, and he said, not only was it the best of the season, it might have been the best over the last three or four seasons. It was everything you want electric atmosphere and Lucho Acosta, the reigning MVP of the league, doing what he seems to do. You know, there are a lot of players in that sport who score a lot of goals, but it seems like his plays always come at the most opportune time.

It happened against San Jose last week, it happened on Wednesday against Philadelphia. That was a great, great game, and the Eastern Conference has suddenly turned into a two team race between Miami and Cincinnati at the top. Orange and Blue have a chance to get three points. Tonight, the last place, new In and Revolution comes to town. They have won three straight games.

But boy, if if you wanted an advertisement for what Major League Soccer can be, and what f C Cincinnati can be, and how exciting the sport can be, it was that match on Wednesday night. Well again, enjoy the rest of your round of golf without us butting in. Happy birthday to your buddy Barry Katz. This has become a tradition. Now we'll have to do this every year on Barry's birthday. You go play golf and call in and do this report. And somewhere my friend Steve Simon and at Ohio is

going man? That was thirteen minutes. I could have played a round of golf during this. By the way, I thought the segment was informative. I mean I listened to the whole damn thing right, and he drew a lot of parallels between some of the stuff that went down eighty years ago and this stuff's going on today. Yeah. Absolutely, I enjoyed it. We have a graduation to show that I do listen. Yes, hey, do

not melt, Thank you, sir, so so Dan Carroll. I don't know, we've now that we've talked long enough for Steve Simon or anybody else to play around of golf with mo what do you got on the Saturday Midday Big Show today? And for Mike Allen? Is Mike out? Is he Okay? He's fine? Did he did he go out to have a few too many pops last night with his old cop buddies. Look, Mike Allen is a man of many interests, and he is probably fulfilling some of his

other interests at this time. Like, I mean, do you know what any of his other interests? He might He travels a good bit, okay, he is uh, Well, I'm a voracious reader. Jeffrey Epstein traveled a lot. And not only am I doing the Mike Allen Show today, I'm doing the Mike Allen Junior Show tomorrow night. So it's a it's a it's a it's a Mike Allen kind of weekend for me. They're gonna make you an honorary remember the family. Maybe what's on the show today the first

hour, I'm just making it up as I go along. Then I've got the look Gary, Jeff. There has been so much news involving what's happening or what's not happening at the border this last couple of weeks. I've got there. There's no one better than Todd Bensman on this, and he is. He is my guest at Center for Immigration Studies. I've been I've been talking to Todd Bensman for probably five or six years. He does your show, he does Ken Bruce Show. He's incredible him all the time. He's

incredible. Yeah, So we're fortunate to have mean no one when no one else was was reporting what was going on. Nobody in the mainstream Moody media, maybe Bill mllusion at Fox News. Nobody else was covering this, and Todd Bensman was on top of it, like I said, four or five years ago. Yeah, I mean he has gone into and lived in the belly of the Beast, sent dispatches from there, and and he does a

great job. And uh, if you really want the truth of what's happening at the border, I suggest you listen to ten oh five this morning. And then I got my buddy Zeke Arkham, Steve Oldfield is going to be here. The movie that was shot a good portion of it is The Bike Riders. He has seen The Bike Ride. And we talked a few weeks ago with Steve Oldfield and we talked about how little original material is coming out

of Hollywood these days. Yep. And so now we have something that's not, you know, the fourth or fifth or sixth sequel of another movie. And so he has seen The Bike Rider. So we will have a review on that movie that was shot here principally in Cincinnati. Sounds good. After the show show the beer is cold always at six twenty eight Mama Street, the bartender is you know, okay, Plus my beautiful wife christ two point zero will be assisting me. You got time for a quick joke. Yeah,

So with a buddy of mine last night. He told me, I don't remember the entire joke, but the nut of the joke was this. It was a joke about why is your wife and a house very similar? And he said something about when it's time to get rid of him, they have better curb appeal if you trim the giant bush out front. What the heck does that mean? Oh, I didn't know. I thought you might, thought I might know. I will ponder this. Thank you, you're

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