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M hm. Just look that song for like three hours and then we can uh just call it a Monday man. I mean, it is National beef Jerky Day, so it's not all horribleness, but other than that pretty much

m hmm. I got to talk about a bunch of politics. It took place in North Carolina over the weekend between the President coming Friday, and how do I how do I how do I put this confusing the crap out of a bunch of people in a wide variety of different ways that would be That would be the broader scope in both Rocky Mount and down at Fort Bragg. Oh excuse me, liberty from not figuring out which way to wander to m

boy, just you know, pick your poison, man. And literally sorry, I literally was going to play an audio cut in my next gen's like, ah, hold on, dude, we all talk about courage. Well, I see more courage in this lawn than I've seen in any time in the recent past. But wait, I'm more in the you mean on the lawn and not the lawn per se. Or is it particularly courageous? I don't know. This was yesterday following his um, it was just me Saturday

following his visit to North Carolina Friday, but there were a few. Uh, I'm gonna play this other cut, and I'm just curious if anyone could forward me the story on this because I missed it. So here's what Joe Biden was laying down. When a person can be married in the morning and thrown out of the restaurant for being gay the afternoon, something that's very wrong in America. I mean this honestly, Is that a story I missed because that seems highly specific. I was going to ask you the same thing,

and you know why. Yeah, that's not that doesn't seem general. That seems like he's talking about something in particular, and that's that's not the first time he's mentioned that. Yeah, I just want to know what it is. So, yeah, he so he keeps bringing it up. It had to be something that happened, right, I mean, if somebody got married in the morning and then which I you know, to throw this out, I don't know a lot of people to get married in the morning. I

guess maybe if you're doing a you know, courthouse thing whatever. I'm not gonna judge. You want to get married in the morning, do your thing, and then got thrown out of a restaurant. Don't generally on the day you're getting married, isn't the you're dining kind of planned out? Ross when you got married? Did you have your dining planned out for that day? Yes? We did, h okay, So I just want to know. Obviously he's referencing something. I mean, I wanted to win it and Markie

was like, no, we're not going to wing it. Women. I know it's like the one time they'll pick where to eat. Do you know what I'm saying? Uh uh Monday? But uh yeah, So if anyone knows what that is, love to hear about that. So we have that. We got more Biden, Naudio. We'll get to also Friday, Rhnda Santis at the state GOP convention Saturday, Mike Pence and Donald Trump, and

there was some speculation will he or won't he? Obviously the appearance was planned pre indictment insanity from last week, but he did and I wasn't there, So I'm gonna throw this out. I've seen him obviously speak in person before. So was he listless? Was he not himself? Just wondering? Daily

Mail viewers blast famously energetic ex president as quote low energy. Now, to be fair, is it low energy compared to a normal Trump rally or among current presidential candidates, because I would argue, if it's on a scale, he's not the lowest of energy. The winner for that is probably still wandering around that stage. Didn't know where the hell's going? So anyway, were you there? And would you describe that as accurate? Although really I hope

you had seen another Trump rally before so you can compare and contrast. I've seen him in Raleigh and Charlotte, so just curious, all right, eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seventy four. And don't worry. We've got some non political stuff. Oh not a ton of it. Pretty crazy, just super hyper political nasty. I just I couldn't go anywhere near Twitter. You have people running around on there and everyone sounds like Keith Oberman in

a special weekend Trump indictment edition of The Countdown podcast. I am sorry only that this is not a capital case. So if you're to the point where you want the state to murder your political opponents for you, you might need a breather, dude. That's and and then if you look at the comments under that, people are like yeah, you tell him, Keith. I'm sure a lot of you, not fans of Roy Cooper, right or Nancy Pelosi. You' all don't want the state to murder him for you, right.

I mean that's where I'm at. I don't want that because I feel like, if I get to that point where I'm like, let me make a list, we will purge through a series of executions people who I politically disagree with this week. I would hope that maybe you'd have an intervention or something, or they wouldn't do it soon, because then once I get the ball, roll and you're gonna make the list. But so make sure it's

effective. But yeah, it was. It was bonkers man. So we can talk about all of that again eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four. And we got to talk about slender Man because didn't see that coming, I'll be quite honest with you, but it obviously made the news. All right. If you don't know what that is, don't worry. I'll explain coming up here on the case O Day Radio program one O six one A then Talk and nine four five w PTI, two stations driving the

best in talk. This is case O Day and Carolina's Morning News. All right, welcome back. It is six to twenty. Good morning to you here on the case O Day Radio program. Oh let's see where to where to start. Well, let me just let me just throw this out for anyone listening and we'll just kind of make it part of the show. I am curious, Um, those of you who attended any of the um GOP

convention obviously big slated speakers, a lot of focus on North Carolina. The the president was in you know, in in the state Friday doing his thing, which is quite a thing to watch. And um so we uh we we had a lot of a lot of cameras facing in this direction. One of the things though, that was very surprising. And this is really where I want the spy report is, uh, what what up with the slender

Man thing? For those you don't know, that is our our pet name here on the show for Senator Tom Tillis, who, Um, we're besties with Ross. Would you say you're a better bestie or am I a better bestie with? It's pretty close. M ah well, you know what, we'll just we'll say it's equal, like when you say you don't love one of your kids more than the other. Let's go go that route. So uh, the gop uh censuring him basically saying, yeah, no, but

we we don't know what the hell you're doing. But this ain't it, chief, And you know that's what sixty that requires two thirds of the delegates now are delegates to a state convention a fair representation of the voting public. No, but but there's a reason that arguably that or people then underestimate because here's what they do. They go, well, look when you see when you see a straw poll or you see anything like that, people will say,

well, that's not that's not the regular folk. That's you know, a slice that is pretty much the same folks over and over again. And you really can't gauge anything. But one of the points I saw made online, and I think it's a fair point, is those are also the folks who are probably most likely to work the system, right, to volunteer, to hold fundraisers, to donate themselves, right, So there is an outsized

impact by that group. So to simply dismiss it as that's, you know, people get in there and activists are doing this, and that's not. There are nuances and differences, but it's not to be dismissed. Untill still needs money next time he's you know, he's running, and if people are not people are upset with you, it makes it a lot harder. But when push comes to shove, I don't know that you're going to see a big primary effort, but who knows. I mean, I see that's not

coming up right away. But I thought that was interesting in the end. If anyone was there, I'm just curious what was because that's something that builds conversationally and people are gonna be talking while they're doing different stuff, and hey, this vote's gonna end up happening, and here's how it came to pass, and how did the room feel. And I'd be curious to know.

Plus says you watched, If you watched Trump and Desantists and Mike Pence, what's your thoughts are because obviously those those all three of them are one in the nomination. So eight eight, eight, nine, three four seven, eight seventy four, that'll get you on the show. It was a crazy sports weekend too. Anybody see what Connor McGregor did. No, he was not fighting in the UFC over the weekend, although I did watch that now he was part of the entertainment at the NBA Finals game where and I don't

know exactly. I mean, I get what the skill was trying to be, but I'm pretty sure you're not supposed to beat into unconsciousness one of the mascots. But I also don't organize the entertainment at NBA games. I don't know how it works. But McGregor literally knocks out the Miami Heat mascot and

it's really awkward once you know what happened. So we had that, and speaking of unnecessary violence, the Canadian Open over the weekend where for the first time in what sixty eight or sixty nine years, a Canadian actually won it. How embarrassing is that? Right, it's you, it's your biggest event for your country and one of your citizens hasn't won it in the lifetime of most of the people listening right now. But it changed, and it changed

in a very dramatic fashion. If he didn't watch it, Nick Taylor, who won, sunk a seventy two foot putt to be the first here it is the first Canadian winner in sixty nine years, but it was it was what happened after that, So Adam Hadwin, who was another PGA golfers also from Canada. He's, you know, he's already played out his round. He's standing there on the side as you know, it's not just the fans that gather at the finishing hole, but also a lot of the players,

and he was he was ready to go congratulate as countrymen. So he comes barreling out, spraying a bottle of champagne to congratulate his his buddies all he's also his friend who won, and all of a sudden he is flying tackled by a security dude just lays waste to him and then like everyone's running over, including like caddies and PGA officials, like he's one of the golfers. Don't do that. So yeah, the security guy, who I wonder if

he's still a security dude. Now screwed that one up. But crazy video. All right? Eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seventy four. All right, Myra, hang on, we're gonna talk to you right after the news because I don't want to. I'm be able to fit it in in just thirty seconds. And I got questions. I need the skinny. I want to know the drama. What is it the kids say something with

T or something. I'm not whole familiar with that phrase is. I think it means gossip though, just because occasionally I run across it on the YouTube or something. So we'll we'll do that, will we will gossip like school children. Plus, I was just looking at a study before the show, and I think there's an important caveat they forgot to add. I'll give you the details. Calls coming up, and news is next. Hang on a c O Day radio program. This is one oh six one FM Talk in

the Triangle and there's Talk nine four five WPTI and the Triad. All right, good morning, The idea is six thirty five here on the case O Day Radio. Graham, Oh what is this? You said, you tell us why you called him slender man, and then you didn't tell it. No, I told you that that was the name we use, so you

weren't confused that. The reason this goes back to when he was first elected or first running, there were these we had these parody ads that we produced and you know they were as though obviously they were they were exaggerated hit piece ads. This in fact here is real quick. And then I get your call Myra but it's a very short thing. This is the commercial that prompted the nickname. Okay, all right, check this out this election day.

Ask yourself, is Tom tillis slender Man. In a recent poll, one hundred percent of women with children said, quote, yes, Tom Tillis is slender Man, and I fear my children because Tom Tillis, I mean, slender Man stucks them while they sleep. End quote. We asked Tom Tillis if he was slender Man, but he couldn't dancer because Tom Tillis was busy dancing inside a pentagram, a maniacally chanting about your children and his million dollar yacht. This election day, say no to slender Man, no to Tom

Tillis, Yes to your children, and yes to America. All right, so all right, so now you're caught up. Okay, very good, let's get into still makes me laugh. I mean I can't vote for that. Is it the pentagram or is it the dancing or the yacht? I think it's the whole package. Yeah, it's a lot, it's a lot. All right, myrah, good morning, how are you? God? Thanks for having me on. Yeah, so I'll yeah, I can hear

you. So explain how this whole thing went down. Okay, so let me set the table for you a little bit on this to tell you who I am. So I've never been to a convention before. There's a group of women. We started a Conservative women in pre Site County. Some of us are Republicans, some of us are independent, some of us are Democrats. So some of us decided to go to the convention and get more involved

in party leadership. So we thought there after the censor was taken, or after the censor vote was taken, and we understand from some other women, we know that there was a lot of hoop law on the floor. People were telling people that shut up and sit down, and when the vote was past, apparently there was a lot of cheering. The other interesting thing is normally the convention I think if I have the numbers, coruct or somewhere between

eight hundred and a thousand attendees. There were over eighteen hundred people there, and I mean, okayyhead, well no, I said, yeah, that's impressive. Yeah, obviously there were some big draws with the with the speaker lineup. So yeah, I had heard it was busy. There you go, Yeah, it was busy, and I think there were a lot of people there like me. She'd never been there, like our cruise, and and so we thought we went. We got there, we went to piece

and friends at the bar, and there's a little confusion. But what was funny about the confusion is some people enthusiastically thought that this instrument he could never rest a Republican against, and they were so excited. But yeah, right right, Um, I think that over like we were walking around and hanging

out with our representative and just people that we knew. I don't. I don't feel there was anything like the celebratory about it, other than the fact that he got flat on the wrist basically publicly for not honoring what his stitue was wanted, which you know, I think that to me personally, it's indicatives that so many more people came to this convention to get involved. I mean, maybe that's what more people need to do. If you're not happy,

get involved. It's like you were saying earlier, does it represent the elect the voters? Well it could, um, you know it should. I mean, get more involved, become a delegate, go vote, change the party. I don't know. And then I didn't go to the Trump thing. Um, we just I was ready to go home. Yeah, okay, well, um let me so, let me ask you this and

I'll let you go. Because online it's the victory all between Trump and DeSantis packers is pretty nasty, especially among their surrogates, which again and doesn't represent necessarily all the voters. Were you getting that vibe where it was the air was thick between between focus, Well, we got no when we got there. I mean the santasent on Friday night. Again, we got there Saturday.

Actually we got there right after the vose and and Pencil was speaking, and we peered into the luncheon and it didn't I mean, it looked great. There are a lot of people there, but I didn't feel a sense of enthusiasm about Pence Pence. Um, there was a lot of enthusiasm about Trump, but I didn't sense any I didn't send any latness or nothing. I mean, I'm running around with people that are groa Trump, people that aren't proa Trump, people that are approached to say it. I didn't feel

that. For a first time convention attendee, I thought it was really interesting. You had the opportunity to meet a lot of candidates and Lieutenant Govin always there. Mark Waterer was there, still always there. There were a lot of handids there, and I thought I was really beautiful. And I know i'd say Twitter is everything, like Twitter always does. Yeah, well, you know he's got a trust but verify. But that's what I kind of

figured. All right. I really appreciate the call this morning. Thank you for the spy report. Okay, get that. Have a great day, all right, and we'll get we'll get more spy reports, all that good stuff coming up. Also again, the news in North Carolina just just kept coming. Uh. The unibomber ted Kazinski. Um he is, uh, he is no more. And the the the story is suicide. He was

at Buttner And how old was He's seventy Yeah, here we go. Oh no, he's eighty one, yeah, eighty one, suffering from cancer, found unresponsive ye at Buttner in the Federal medical facility there, CPR performed, it was revived, transported to a hospital, but pronounced dead later. And according to the report here, he died by suicide. If you remember, over the course of seventeen years, killed three people, injured twenty three others.

There's a strange little aside to this because the part where it kind of intertwined back into Montana. But like you know, Montana and Wyoming are never really in the news unless you know, somebody tries to pet a bison or something like that. So, like you had this giant man hunt and I remember it coming to a head up in Lincoln, Montana, and I'm like, ah, finally something's happening around here and all of the craziness that went on with that. Did you see the photo over the weekend on Twitter of

his cabin? I had forgotten, you know, like pictures of the cabin. I mean, this dude went off grid. Man he um, he went off grid. And as a result, as the story's breaking, right, we're seeing this I you know, I start to see people kind of doing the Epstein thing, And I guess I have a question for um,

there's two sets. There's people who will just say Kazinski didn't kill himself because it's tongue in cheek, right, But there were some people who believe that, And I guess my question is if you think that, why, Like, dude's been in custody for a long time, what was it ninety since nineteen ninety eighty, was in Florence, Colorado, at the Supermax there. Eventually transferred with the cancer diagnosis. Oh yeah, I don't know. I mean they got him in nineteen ninety six, Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah.

And I remember that because my sister called us up in a panic. She called up the house. She had her own house, it was like her first house, and she called us. She goes, mom, she said, the block is roped off. There's in Schenectady. There's there's police lines up in the news meeting, like, there's news vans everywhere. The person that turned him in, that tipped him off was his brother, David. And David was my sister's neighbor. Really yeah, he lived two doors

down from her. He moved to Schenectady in nineteen eighty nine, did he Um, what was the relationship? I mean, that was her brother and apparently they had known forever and he actually worked out a deal with them. So you know, if I turn him in, you gotta promise me you're not gonna give him the death penalty. Huh. So why do you think people that's crazy? Right? So? Why do you think people are like,

I didn't kill himself? The ones who mean it? I mean, because I mean, where's the government, where what's the conspiracy in there? Or can we just make it up? I heard, actually, Ross, you know, I got a tip on our news tip Hodline and it was a good tip. Yeah, it was a pretty good tip. Apparently killed himself because he heard that tomorrow is the best of show. Oh my god, no, yeah, yeah, yeah. He just he's like, I don't know how I can make it through the week without you know, five

fresh shows because tomorrow's the best of shows. Very sad. I mean, that's you know, news tip. Take it for what it's worth. But by the way, that's um, that's uh yeah, so tomorrow is the best of I had to take the day off or something, so wompwomp. Anyway, six forty six case O Day Radio program, Hang on Your Day, Smarter one oh six one FM Talk and News Talk five WPTI More with

Casey starts now. I gotta tell you, man, even though we like to make jokes at their expense, because there was that one time the dude's team won the Super Bowl and he went into the streets in front of the TV camerasume horse dung looking at you. Philly fans assaulted Santa Claus all that good stuff way to represent over the weekend. Man, you know Canada, obviously they're getting all the pub because all of their forests are on fire simultaneously.

Ross has sent me multiple images where all the fires look like they start at the same time. So because the internet does what the internet does. But anyone can burn a forest down, Let's be honest, let's be you don't even you don't even have to be trying. You're just you're just really bad at like drilling. Okay, Billy burnt their freeway down over the weekend.

Did you see this? So it's an overpass over nine five on one of the surface roads, and there is a gas tank or that catches on fire, and it burns so hot and so heavy the whole thing collapses, essentially creating a damn on I ninety five, which obviously is its own hellscape as you move further northward. So sure, yeah, we got it, we got it. A great white north. Guys. You can burn your trees here in America, will burn our freeways down, and so that's gonna

be a major problem obviously for quite some time. I guess if any of you are planning heading north on on ninety five. It's gonna suck extra, but yeah, it was pretty crazy video on that. All right, let me hit you with something because I saw this this morning, and I don't know, Ross hasn't seen this yet. So I thought it was interesting because one, they didn't label something, and then two apparently a fourth of you out there one and four are complete psychopaths. And I have some questions.

So a study out talking about how people sleep and specifically how they co sleep, right, what annoys people? What are habits? Things like that? So, yeah, you know, it's not groundbreaking stuff, but it's interesting. Here's where my questions start, though, Ross, did you ever sleep with like a security item or a stuffed animal or anything? I don't think so, I don't think so. Yeah, I didn't either. I know my sister, my brother had one, and at least one of my sisters.

Yeah. No, Lincoln has like a pillow, like the same pillow we've had, a like restuff outed stuff. It's like a security pillow. Is it a security pillar? Is it a pillow he sleeps on because it's a pillow. No, he like Harry, I mean it pretty much carries it everywhere. Okay, I got you. Yeah, Mark. He made it for him. It's got like you know, Disney pran the outside of it, and like it's he's had it so long now it started a page hit replace the fabric, replace the stuff, and we've done only three times

now. So fifty two percent of Americans drew up sleeping with either a security blanket or a stuffed animal. That sounds about right, probably half I believe that. However, here's where it gets a little nuts. Seventy seven percent of those same individuals who are now adults, as adults only admit they still do. So that means forty percent of Americans still sleep with a stuffed animal from their you know, okay, that's that's not dudes, right, that's

that's not. What you should have wrote is forty percent of women still have a stuffed animal in their bed, which is kind of weird. Man, you know, put it somewhere in there on the bed when you sleep with it every night. Because you just ran forty percent of Americans and there's no way I believe that that is evenly distributed amongst the genders. Am I wrong?

You could call and correct me. Here's the other one. So they said, all right, um, what percentage turn in their sleep, about a third who sleeps or goes to sleep with the television on, about twenty eight percent snores about twenty eight percent. And then here's the number that I end the thing I don't understand. Please help me. Twenty seven percent of those polled said they sleep with the lights on. Who are you? Who?

How? I mean maybe after like three days of no sleep, I would finally conc out, how the hell do you sleep with the lights on? I've never even heard of that except for I remember, these are adults. These are not kids who had a nightmare because the you know, the thing in the closet are under the bed. You're a grown adult and you

sleep with the lights on. And I don't know if it's a fear thing, but also it sounds like a it sounds like a way to torture enemy combatants, because it is, you know, if you're used to that, you have like a secret room in your basement. I'm just saying the floor panels or something. Okay, so it's not it's not just me reactra away. I don't know how you could do. I mean, like you can fall asleep if your partner has a little reading light on or do you literally

sleep with the lights on? Because that's the way it's written. And to Ross's point, how many bodies do you have buried on your property? I have a thousand questions, But hey, if you do this and you want to call them defended or at least explain it, I'd love to hear, and then you can tell us about the body. Okay, all right, we'll be back king on. All right, Good morning, everybody, and welcome to what it is our number two here on your Monday pacy O Day

radio programs. Busy, busy, busy. Over the weekend Friday, you had both Joe Biden visiting the state. You get some more audio from that, bun and then also Ronda Santis addressing the GOP convention. Then Saturday, Trump and Pence and censuring of Slenderman, Senator Tom Tillis and just craziness, man, just craziness. And we already got one spy report from the GOP convention. But I'm curious, if you were there, how'd that whole how'd all that Tillis thing come to pass? So I didn't see that on any

of the little press release stuff I saw leading into this thing. And what did you think of Trump, especially if you had watched Trump previously, because of course after the speech you had these uh outlets running the Oh he's he's listless, he has no energy, he's beaten down by the indictments. And um, I don't know. I wasn't there, so maybe maybe somebody was there can help out. He went gave another speech too, he like and like Ohio or something, so he was a he was busy guy over the

weekend. Rather interesting though, and uh, we'll get to this, um the judge who's been assigned to the case. Oh yeah. And it's so funny because now all of a sudden, I'm seeing a lot of pundits on MSNBC and whatnot who actually care about who the judge is and the venue. And it's like, I don't I didn't see you guys feeling that maybe Manhattan is not the fairest place for a Republican politician to get a trial, or DC for that matter. But this is the reality when you have a multi

tier justice system. This is what comes to pass. So we got that for you. And I was horrified to learn that twenty seven percent of people sleep with the lights on, So like I had no idea. We had so many serial killers. David, what's up? Hello? You am I there? Well, I don't know where there is you're on the air, sir, Yes, okay, very good. I'm a very big fan of

your show. Anyway. Sleeping with the lights on, that's first. I don't have any trouble sleeping with lights on when I'm at Worth and nobody else does say afternoon that time. Okay, I don't turn off the lights to work anyway. And regarding the overpasses five near Hillsboro near the Walmart supercenter there, Yeah, that overpass was seriously damn he spy burning truck. Can't these trucks, you know, at least burn someplace else and they see an overpass,

Oh cheez, that'll be a safe place to go. Yeah. I'll get under that overpass, and I don't be safe and they burn up the overpass. That's that's well on the overpass um in Philly. Um, well, yeah, well I brought an overpassers. I guess the one thing is you're not going to have buildings next to you, right, so true?

Yeah, anyway, I have to say that, uh, Trump is so obviously targeted, you know, but he's innocent, and the reason he's seeming tired is because he's working twenty four hours a day, probably gets two hours to sleep. Do you did you read the Did you read the indictment? Because I read it like it's forty some pages. It's not super super cool. No, No, I'm anxious to read it, but you know it's

all b Yes. Well, but but but here's here's the thing. Um, And I haven't heard a denial from Trump's people on this, the part where he is getting into elements of what maybe in some of those documents with people who clearly do not have security clearance. I think that's the kind of stuff that's going to be really really tough for him. Um, if if in fact it is true, now they come out and say it's not true and here's what actually happened because they got recordings on this, then then I

hear you. But it doesn't negate the fact that there is a a a stark difference in the way in which these things are pursued. I don't disagree there, but read it because um uh, that doesn't sound good. And you know what I'm saying, And if that's what he was doing, I think people have to ask themselves, is I understand the dual justice system, and I think we just we need to figure out how we're going to do

this. But I don't know if people, if they're honest with themselves, want any president or former president to be sitting there and being like, oh man, you're not gonna believe what's in here. I've already said too much, right, it's not a good look. So I'm curious to see, as more info comes out, how they're going to address that. Okay, yeah, well maybe you should just join the Democrat Party and then it will

be free of all charges. Well it is an option, sir, absolutely, although yeah, yeah, all right, all right, thanks appreciate the call. Ross. Did you watch did you at least read a summary of it or anything, or did you read the indictment over the weekend. That's gonna be a tough nut to crack, man, if that played out exactly

how it says it played out. Again, the problem is if you're not going to address these things, go after these things, and and especially when you're dealing with somebody who has no ability to declassify things, you're negating people being willing I think, in some instances to sit down and go is this something that we're cool with or not cool with? So and send me your hate mail. I just expect it's coming. But I'm just I'm handicapping from

a legal standpoint. Now, what is interesting though, Oh, I'll get to that email here in a moment. What is interesting though, is the judge. So the judge that is has been appointed, and we were said it was appointed via random draw is judge Lane Canon or Eileen or Aileen Canon. And why that's interesting is because she was the judge part of the earlier lawsuit with Trump challenging the FBI search of Marlago, who issued a couple of

rulings that were favorable to him. Now, she did get overturned on one of her rulings further up the food chain. However, at the time, because you know, one or two rulings went Trump's way, I remember the pundit screaming bloody murder because she was appointed by him, and we can't have that. Of course, that is not a standard that I'm familiar with where people are pointing that out when it's the opposite, because right, why should

a Biden judge be able to hear it? Wouldn't that person out of loyalty, and because you've already assumed that obviously they're they're corrupt because of who appointed them in this case Trump. So why wouldn't I be able to make the same corruption allegation against somebody was appointed by Obama or Biden, people with a vested interest to make sure that Trump away because of quote unquote what he's going to expose. And at this point it doesn't look like the judge is going

to recuse herself. But I expected this week you're going to hear a lot of very serious people, you know, law professor's moonbat Ones, primarily going on MSNBC and CNN talking about that this can't be allowed to happen. And we you know, it'll be a total farce, a kangaroo court if you will. And it just is an apostrophe on all this insanity, man, just an apostrophe on all of it. So we shall see, all right,

seven fifteen Kcoda Radio Program. Hang on, thing you've connected. This is WPTI in the Triad and one oh six one FM Talk in the Triangle. Good morning Koda Radio Program. An update on a story from last week and honestly story where I kept waiting for more info to come out because I'm like, there's no way it could be what it appears to be. But apparently it was. So uh if you remember, there was a street preacher who was standing outside across from a an LGBTQ Pride flag raising event of some

sort, and uh also had a sign. I think the sign said Jesus said go and send no more and reading Bible verses not art. Well, in fact, here we got the audio here. Let's let's listen to this. This is police interacting with him, So you do you and I'm gonna do me. This is public property. That's him being taken into customer getting this on film? Can I give him my bag wall stuff? It's just crazy, man. Because I'm sitting there watching, I'm like, so hold

on, So he is. He's not even over in people's faces. He's sitting there with a sign reading the Bible out loud. Obviously he's doing it because that group is there, and he happens to have some thoughts and taken into custody and I was like, there's no way it could just be that. You'd have to be stupid to make that arrest. Well, now we find out charges they've been dropped. That's right. The street preacher busted last

week has had the disorderly conduct charges against him dropped. Yeah, they're still gonna sue the Burks County businesses. Pennsylvania Burkes County District Attorney's Office said after reviewing video of the incident, the chargers of disorderly conduct were withdrawn after review including body worn cameras and case law, we did not believe we could prove a criminal case of disorderly conduct. I have a question. You work in

the judicial system, you're the DA, obviously the police. Do you really have to go to the books on this to know that that's probably not an

arrestable offense? Are you so lacking in the basic understanding of how this works that at any point you thought, you know, I'm not sure, we'll just let's arrest just to be safe, And then only after some sort of studious research you were able to come up with, Oh, man, he can't do that because we got the First Amendment and stuff, and he's on public property, and frankly, he's not being half as boisterous as I see.

When somebody else is holding a rally and Antifa shows up with all their noisemakers and their frozen water bottles and all the insanity that ensues to shut down discourse that they don't like. How about somebody trying to speak at a college getting screamed at? But apparently that is was it is what it was, So yeah, charges dropped on that insanity. Do you want to hear a creepy story? And at first I thought this must be a reprint of another

story that I remember from like last year. But it's no, no, no, no, no no. It's happen in Poland. A road crew, right, So they're they're doing roadwork, they're excavating for whatever they're doing, and all of a sudden they hit bones. That's not good, right that that never ends well? And it's sure as heck doesn't mean the job's getting done too quick. So they call, you know, the historical people who show up and they determine it is the largest vampire graveyard ever discovered ancient

vampire. Now how you're going, well, how do they know it's a vampire graveyard? Because it follows in line with superstitious burial practices from back in the day. If they thought somebody was a vampire, they could be decapitated, they would be posed in weird positions with like sciths buried with them over the neck. They put bricks on the arms and legs, all of all of these things thought to either lift the curse or prevent the vampires from you

know, crawling out the hole and suck in your blood. So, yes, now they're going through the process of exhuming all four hundred and fifty graves, moving them for the purpose of getting the road. All right, that sounds like a horrible idea, right, I mean, don't get me wrong. Obviously there's gonna be a bunch of people who are not vampires buried there. But all it takes is one. Right, I'm pretty sure that that's

how that works, because you know, then they can make more. So like, out of four hundred and fifty, you better be a four hundred

and fifty, right, there are times, right. And then a couple that with the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, which is now undergoing a process to open fifty nine sarcophagus that were discovered inside a wall in an archaeological area in Soccara, and the way that they're doing it is literally they're doing it one by one, and then people get tickets and they come to the opening, and then they all sit there when they you know, they crack

that bad boy open to see what's inside. You want tickets to that ross, I got your tickets for the for the sarcophagus opening. You know at this point is bring on the Mummy curse. Well, now we're gonna have mummies and vampires simultaneously, so it almost you know what it feels like. It feels like, Um, remember when it was it DCU own the right. Remember when they wanted to get all the monster movies like refreshed and going again. So they did the Mummy with the Mummy update, with Cruise Tom

Cruise. They were working on a Frankenstein that um they're Dracula. I guess they owned the rights too, and they just they weren't making any money, so they stopped producing some of them. What if it's just viral marketing and they're going to start that up again, because everything else is a nightmare in like the comic book realm, Like when all those clowns were banging around right ahead of the new it. I still think that was some sort of marketing

thing. It was. It was Okay, it was two things. It was a marketing thing in some instances, and it was people like ha ha, I'm gonna go screw with my neighbors. And it took on, which is what you want. You wanted to take on a viral life of its own. But yeah, if you could, let's not open the sarcophagus and maybe, you know, make the road curve around it and leave the vampires in the ground. Just my two cents. Best show. After the show, it's on the iHeart Radio app. Search case O Day for the podcast

on the iHeart Radio app. All right, seven thirty five and welcome back. It is the case O Day radio program. Y'all go to church over the weekend to go and commune. Hear the word get inspired, maybe just pot luck? That's cool. Um, was it a human they gave the sermon? Because for a bunch of folks it was not. That's right. Uh, this is a Lutheran church service, says Saint Paul's Church in Germany. All right, so Lutheran church service Saint Paul's Church where for the first

time the entire mass and sermon was conducted by chat GPT. You want so wait, so now we got AI giving sermons. Yes, In the first of its kind experiment, artificial intelligence provided a full church service at a Lutheran church. I'm trying to figure out. I don't like, I couldn't put my finger on why. But does that sound a little blasphemy to you? I hate to you know, get all old school words and stuff, but

it's just something that feels wrong about that. But maybe not man, because maybe you argue, all was you know, created by man and and inspired by you know, the natural curiosity and inventiveness of man is created by God, and therefore one leads to the other, leads to the other. But I'm just waiting. You know what happens when the chat bought malfunctions, as

we've seen, right, So let's stay. Let's say they make this a thing and you go to the church of chatbot or whatever, right, and then every week there's the chatbot talking about you know, sacrifice for you know, your family, and don't give into temptation, you know, the standard sermon stuff. Right. But let's say that thing goes like Microsoft chatbot rogue.

You see where I'm going with this, By the way, right, let's say people are like, ah, well, the chatbot must be right, maybe we do have to eradicate humans or you know what I'm saying, Or in the case of like the Microsoft Chatboto, it gets all real anti semitic, real quick, talking about you know, Hitler didn't do anything wrong kind of stuff like that chatbot started tweeting. So I don't know. Man.

The forty minute service, conducted entirely by chatbot, however, inspired by Jonas Simmerlin, a theologian and philosopher from the University of Vienna, kind of gave it guidelines included the sermon, the AI, leading the congregation in prayers, and even creating new religious music literally on the fly. Yeah, I don't know. I'm curious what you think eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seventy four. Is that just you know, people being cute with technology.

Is it fine because it's inspired by the word. Therefore, perhaps we will see this invention as to what it is able to come up with. Or is that like, go directly to Hell, don't collect two hundred dollars because the whole thing creeps me out. And I don't know, maybe I were ross. Is that when just hearing that an AI did a whole church service, do you find that creepy at all or is it just bad? Is what it is? I mean, yeah, it's creepy and lazy.

Well, I mean somebody had to you know, build the thing, which arguably wasn't a very lazy task. But yeah, again, I'm having trouble figuring out exactly why it's creeping me out so much. But maybe it's because I'm the slippery slope guy, and I just I see all these malfunctions and I you know, people people find themselves in a religious setting and are looking

for guidance. There are a lot of examples where the message can be much more powerful than if it was just you know, some advertising you saw, right, because you form a connection. You have a connection with the faith, you have a connection perhaps with the individuals within the congregation. And now you got an AI thing that you know, just the other day murdered. It's a drone instructor or it's drone up human because it wasn't being allowed to

murder enough people. I don't know. Eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seventy four. Tell me what you think, because I am curious. And there's a crazy story out of Columbia. Check this out. A mother So there's a plane that went down in the Amazon jungle late in the middle of nowhere, right and unfortunately the adults who were on board they died. One of them didn't die right away, and that was the mom on there

along with her four kids. She lived for enough time to essentially gather the kids agents thirteen, nine, four and eleven months, and from there started an epic journey where they lived in the jungle, lived off the land. They you know, they were able to pull some food that actually had been on the plane. However, the rest of it they had to come from nature. And obviously there's a lot of very dangerous elements when you get into

a remote Colombian jungle had snay. You've got predators, larger predators, you have extremely extreme changing conditions, and you have rebels. I mean, that's you know, that's that's still a problem in Colombia. They have a lot of them, and you know, generally they're not about helping you in the event of a plane crash, because a lot of times they're doing stuff that's

secretive and or illegal down there. But where this gets crazy is and the children, by the way, we're found Friday, the crash happened May first is they only found the four kids alive because during the forty days, mom finally succumbed to her injuries, and according to the children's father, after speaking with the daughter, they said that Mom was only alive for four days.

So these kids, which included an eleven month old, spent thirty six days alone in the middle of a Colombian jungle and survived and were rescued and are fine. The kids and the family actually are indigenous heritage, and it's thought that obviously because of that in the way that they've lived previously, which is a very nature forward, they were armed with the information necessary. So but you know, just in the in modern society, you don't see that,

right, But it's like like remember and unforgiven. When William Money's like, you're just leaving. How old is that boy? Ten? Maybe eleven? But the little girl just leaves them there in the middle of the prairie and just I'm gonna go. I'm going to big whiskey. While the children are described as weak, they were able to get food and water out of the jungle and sustain themselves, including an eleven month old, which I think is

just bonkers. Man alright, seven forty four Race Stagic from the Weather Channel. He's got a stand in mine. What a crazy you see that story about these kids, That's amazing. It's guys four days later, they're for thirty six days, they're on their own, and they've got they've got an infant or a toddler. I know that is unbelievable. Really, I mean, do you think it would happy you dropped four American kids in the Colombian jungle for American kids dropped me there. I'm not surviving that. Sorry,

man. Not a few beasts, You'll be fine. So yeah, maybe maybe uh let's big at a wrestling will wrestle. A few showers this morning once come right across the triangle as we speak, I got lightning tracker. I don't see any lightning in there. It's a little wet intermittent on the wipers. Further west as you get out near Greensborough Winston Salem, some showers,

little area of light rain pushing through that. We're probably going to get quite a few hours of dry weather, partly sunny and warm and lit on the human side. As we'll climb to the load of mid eighties today and this afternoon, and this evening maybe another chance of isolated showers thundershowers, and then sunshine will be back tomorrow, low eighties, then more wet weather mid

week, and then beautiful the end of the week. So it's kind to every other day here Today, a little shower action, Tomorrow, sunshine, then Wednesday we'll be back into showers thunderstorms, and we get toward late week and it looks like we'll get back to warm weather and sunshine Thursday Friday, we back up maybe mid up or eighties, maybe some ninety degree temperatures.

So you've kind of slowly seen it unwind or unraveled the last week or two, starting to get a little more like summertime with the storms returning here in the last five to seven days, and it looks like more summertime weather over the next few days. Okay, all right, thank you sir, we'll talking an hour. Appreciate it. And oh good, so people went away in on the Aire Preacher, Oh for sure. Yeah, we'll get into this coming up next here on the Aco Day Radio program. Thank you.

Kse is on w PTI in the Triad and one oh six one FM Talk in the Triangle. All right, good morning, Welcome back, seven fifty one A. I'm saying there was a lot of weird sports news this weekend, from Connor McGregor knocking out the Miami Heat mascot to one of the PGA golfers literally getting tackled on a green by security. Yeah, be in North Carolina. Though, we got our own story. I'll get to that here

in just a bit. Let me grab some calls. I'd mentioned that there was a Lutheran church service held over the weekend and it was done by AI, and just the whole thing creeped me out. Man, So we're just this and what you think. All right, George, you're up first, go ahead, Hey more casey. Hey, I used to be really creeped out by everything AI, but after living through the past five or six years, I'm just like, turn it over to the machines. That can't do

any worse than we've done. It can't be any worse. Well, maybe the outrageous things, Maybe the outrageous things that the machines are saying, it's just well maybe these outraged you know, when the machine gets all outrageous, it's it's just trying to gauge our response to what it's saying so it can learn. Yeah, I don't want to live under a scrap pile eating rats, so I'm gonna Yeah. Well, we're on the customer nuclear war with China Russia. I mean, you know again, my son says, I'm

becoming black pilled. I'm not really sure what that means, but I'm about I'm about giving up. You're a nihilist, or maybe the machines are the way to go. All right, thank you, Trader. Get in with the winning team though, right, George, Oh yes, yeah, all right, all right, have a good one there. Man. By the way, if you think some despot h gets himself into power and then murders those closest around him, you know, because that's what you do. If

you think an Ai wouldn't do that faster, please Shannie go ahead. I thanks for taking the call. I just think if the chet GPT incident just further removes you know, the word. The word is supposed to be that it is God in John one one, and so when you put Ai behind that, it further reduces the connection that human beings have with our creator. He wanted it that way. So instead of in God we trust, we

now trust in Ai and there's something very very creepy about that. No, it is a little I dolic, even though you're not you're not really worshiping to the machine, you know. I don't know. Maybe it'll be up there trying to convince them that God's the machine. We are in the matrix. So I guess maybe that's the direction it will go. So well, it's possible. I mean that I just see a further you know, reduction of a belief in God in general, and so this kind of solidifies it

even more. Well, I appreciate the call there, Shawnee. That's just one of the many reasons the whole thing creeps me out. So over the weekend there was a bicycle race. This is uh and it is where is this? Hendersonville happened Saturday, one hundred and thirty one mile Belgian Waffle Ride. What's important is it's part of a it's an international stage event for a

larger thing. So it draws you know, big time bike competitors to this, and lots of other folks and a twenty seven year old by the name of Austin Killops one the women's stage of the event, beating Killops beat all other writers you're ready for this, will beat the second place finisher by more than five minutes, So obviously you're gonna have a big span of people that

are taking part. That's generally how you know when you have a marathon or a big bike race or even Iron Man, they have all these different categories. So and even though you're all competing down the course at the same time or along the path, you still have to be in certain categories, especially if you're doing this as part of a pro career, and that's what Killips

is doing and was competing against other professional bicyclists. So to beat even the second place opponent by over five minutes, I want you to go look at Tour de France stage differences and this was Keep mind, this is just one stage. That's amazing. Killops has become the first openly trans woman to win an official international stage event. Yes, that's right. Even though Killops was

born male, they now identify as female. And uh the second place opponent actually is now in trouble because you know, it's it's the it's the holy month of LGBTQ awareness in UH in the world, and the second place finisher had the audacity to suggest that maybe there should be a separate category for trans athletes. Probably the part where she's obviously worked very, very hard and still was destroyed by over five minutes by the winner of the division. So yeah,

I get why they're upset, all right. Eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seventy four. In a post race interview, Killips described the grueling effort to emerge victorious. I'm just really proud to lay it out there and get the result. I asserted myself and was able to get a gap early. However, a second place finisher offered a more diplomatic description of the

race. Quote, most of the day, it was writing the top three women who were together, me, Flavia and Austin, But yeah, I just couldn't match, you know, Austin and some of the single track and the power just not comparable. And then goes on to suggest that maybe there should be a separate division, which, man, when you see a when you see a gap like that right here in North Carolina, we have seen and not just in North Carolina, but we've seen in these races where you

literally have professionals who are stopping competing. They're done. So I can't even imagine it feel bad for the second place finisher. It wasn't even close. Man. All right, Morgart call is coming up another hour ago. Lots to get to. We got a Florida man. Oh boy, do we got a Florida man. And I think it's time for a buddy comedy. I'll explain coming up here on the case O Day Radio program. All right, good morning, eight seven here on the case O Day the radio program,

Happy Monday. A reminder tomorrow is a best of yep, so don't be surprised. You're right back at you on Wednesday. Nobody's been fired or fired into the sun or any of that. So he just needed a day off for some stuff. So that's happening, all right, all right, eight eight, eight, nine, three four, seven, eight seventy four. We mentioned we got a few things. Joe Biden in North Carolina Friday along with DeSantis, Trump, Pence. It was busy, man, busy,

busy, busy. Lots of political news, including the censure of Tom Tillis Senators slender Man as we referred to him on the show, which caller mentioned this, and I also saw it on the Twitter where some people were incorrectly assuming that means he's not eligible to run for office anymore, and that's not how that works. However, it could complicate donors support people volunteering,

but that's still a little ways down the road. The way it was couched too, as they said, this was Tom Tillis being punished for reaching across the aisle, reaching across the aisle, and he didn't have the correct views on LGBT stuff. And what they're referring to is a bill that passed recently that was only kind of about that, and in true Washington fashion, was about a bunch of other stuff too. And then there, you know, there was some other other things that were were issues, a couple of which

Tillis did come around on. But if two thirds of the delegates they're not happy with what you're doing, and I didn't see this predicted, you should probably take that seriously. So we're still taking spy reports on anyone who happened to be there. Also, Trump's speech described as lethargic, not typical of

a Trump speech. I wasn't there to watch it, but maybe one of you was, and perhaps you also saw him when he came to Selma or Raleigh or Charlotte or I can't remember where all he's done rallies in the past. So I'm curious if you think that that's fair, because really it was a narrative of the media wanted to run with which he was so beaten down by the indictments he can barely go on. So eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four and even wanting to weigh in on the Trump's stuff.

Listen to this to Donald waving what is supposedly secret documents and even admitting that they weren't declassified. I don't know if it was bluster or not. All I know is that cannot help him. I'm gonna share some advice that I got from some of the greatest legal minds of our generation, of my lifetime, Eth Lee Bailey, Alan Dershelwood's, Johnny Cochrane, Bob's Appiro of

the great Very check and Peter Nuffield, Malcolm Laverne here in Vegas. The one thing they all told me and stress to me, do not talk about the case publicly. Do not do interviews about the case. The Baker's threatened to quit if I did that. My point is, I don't know if Donald's lawyers are stressing this to him, if they're not. They should be firing he should sue them. Okay, two things real quick. One,

I'm not a lawyer, right, Russ. I'm not a lawyer, right, Okay, all right, But if I was, I would probably tell my clients not to write books about if they did it, that would be another that would be a thing too. And I would point this out your lawyers. That is the correct advice that your lawyers gave you. OJ. However, I don't know that this is comparable because Donald Trump is now in

a position where his silence is what they seek. Right, It's a rocket a hard place, I mean, right, you don't want to go out there and say things and then get you know, brought into the case. However, his political opponents on both sides of the aisle, as well as you know, layers that are part of other cases, pundents, you name it, they're going to be out there and they love the idea that he's not able to defend himself publicly. That's best case scenario, because they'll even

say that that is a sign of guilt. So I don't know if that that advice is necessarily going to transfer over to this case. But gladly OJ waited. I know we were all waiting for that. Plus there was a church service over the weekend where AI did it and I'm creeped out, Ronnie, what's up, hey, good morning? How you doing intensive picking McCall sir. As far as the AI thing in the church that if I was

a sign fiction writer, we'll be back up. I don't really. I don't watch the television and I don't inundate myself with stuff on the internet. I tend to listen to you and one other person or two, and then that's about it. Then it's why do you need other people? Us? We got to cover here, so you don't need other people if we got to cover it. Yeah, but listen. As far as the AI goes,

it occurs to me. If I was writing a book, I would write that this thing is trying to find the limits of its capacity, but it's artificial. It needs to be demonstrably true for everybody, and it's going to have to essentially replace God and it will have to shut itself down. You know, not worry about it it droning you. What happens when it finds the limits of its capacity, and it will because it's artificial and it just decides to drone itself and then come back somehow that everybody can say,

Yep, that happened. That's when everything stops working. Wait, are you drawing an analogy to the resurrection of Christ or am I reading too much into your statement? Well, I'm only drawing on that because it's part of the current article about what they lose in church, and I suppose it is in a digital cloud somewhere. Well, and I think there's some truth to that. I think then not religious, no, but but hear me out, and I think that that's where this kind of lies. I think there's some

truth to that. Is, if AI is able to do something right, they're able to gene sequence something that cures a cancer or you know, whatever it is, people are going to start a greeting right. But people also are going to start attaching an almost religious type of zealotry with it. Absolutely. That's where things start to get really weird. Man. That's a lot of people will tell you if you want the truth of something, google it. But you know, I like books instead. Yeah, all right,

I prefer people. I stopped being a machinist. Thanks. A lot of people suck, sir, So not not anyone listens. All right, all right, thanks Ronnie. No like UM people who are so wanting to get back to texting on their phone they stop thirty three feet short of the intersection. UM had lots of examples, but none of you. You're all awesome, all right, Uh, we got fort Yeah, let's go ahead and do this. We got a little time for this. Ah, thank you.

Florida, Florida men, Florida men. Something in the water, the er or scent that makes you do all that crazy crap. It's like the state is one being dumb ass trap. Nowhere else has the Florida man. It is almost like as the weird Factor climbs, and you'll find out it happened in Florida every time. Florida Man, Florida man. If anyone can cheer me, if you know you can, just mind life. It crazy, but of course, but it's not as bad crap crazy as yours.

Nowhere else are you gonna find him. They're so used to it they don't mind him. Hooray for that. And the Florida band in question is Jacob purses Full. Oh dude, your last name? Oh no, purses Ful? How was that in high school? Brow. All right, so he's twenty. He is a TikTok influencer wanting to make some viral videos. So what did he do? According to authorities, he showed up to the Bush

Gardens Park in Tampa and while two of his cohorts filmed. They say he hopped the two barrier fences to the alligator enclosure and had his buddies film a video of him running around in the alligator enclosure, which is you know you're not supposed to do that. Onlookers could be seen on the video showing purses full and side the enclosure, which those shouting at him to get out and

it was dangerous. Meanwhile, Percival is imitating an Australian accent and actually among the alligators, commenting on the people telling him to get out of there, saying, look another wild Karen Craikey, I can't do the accent. And then he himself posted the video of the incident on social media, in addition to the videos that showed up from onlookers who were like this dude's going to get eight at the time. He eventually extracted himself from the enclosure and escaped.

It was only later because police have because this dude's an idiot. Police simply looked on social media where he uses his name and eventually went and arrested him, charged with theft of services, trespassing him, burglary, and he was put on eighty five hundred dollars bond. All right, look, here's

the deal. Don't punish this dude. Don't punish this dude. Remember the story last week with the guy who was run around Yellowstone harassing bears and they were filming it and he's like tearing his shirt off, like Hulk Hogan style and squatting, and because what you want to do is you want to get your sight line lower so that it's right at the bear's level and make aggressive

noises and movements. So he was doing that and they're like, oh, we gotta find this guy, and I'm like, no, in this same case, let it play out in fact, better get these two together,

wouldn't you luck wouldn't that be great? You give them a show you don't want to pay ahead for too many episodes, trust me on this, but give them a show where every week these two morons run around and aggressively harass animals that can murder you, and you'll have to mix it up, right, can't be bears and gators every time we get some wolves in there? Can we just get Rando pack of dogs man, you know, whatever doesn't matter. And every week these two go out and see if they can outdo

the other one. Oh, i'd watch that all shot on a hand cam, will mike him up. We're not gonna have er personnels or MS personnel standing by now. I want this to be real, real. I would not miss an episode. There probably wouldn't be too many. But yeah, it's not known if he has legal any legal defense at this point or legal representation. And did TikTok take the video down? I have to assume they did. Oh, they're still looking for the film crew that was filming their

idiot buddy dude. That almost went so awesome anyway, eight ninety. I mean, I wouldn't want the kids to have to see it. But I gotta tell you, if I found myself the bush gardens walking around, it's all hot and sticky Tampa weather, and some idiot TikToker decides to fling himself into the alligator and clue, I'm sticking around. I'm feeling like I'm getting my money's worth John, what's going on? Hey, how are you doing

this morning? I'm good, sir, Go right ahead, Okay. I spent eleven years in ministry, and without getting too theological about it, I used to spend hours and hours preparing for teaching a sermon, and I would always beforehand a prey that the Holy Spirit would lead, guide and direct. How does a machine do that? It does have no spirits, but it doesn't. Yeah, but it doesn't in ten seconds, sir. Well, there's a lot of things you can do in ten seconds that are worthless too.

I'm not I'm not defending it. You just asked how it was different, and that's it. It just, you know, just pops it down doesn't mean it's it's worth it, and frankly isn't doesn't mean it's not creepy. I hear yet. But yeah, the whole idea is that a machine does not have a spirit that can commune with spirit, and uh, it just it negates the idea of going to church and having a teaching a sermon that is supposed to inspire and lift you up. How can that happen from

a machine that doesn't have any kind of inspiration from the spirit. Well, one of the guys who helped prepare the machine was himself a you know, a pastor who basically, you know, gave it the ideas and guidelines to go ahead and come up with the sermon it came up with. So I understand that. I understand that. You know, here again, what it is loading in is theology is floating in the Bible or whatever the thing is. It's still not inspired by anything other than an algorithm. I don't disagree

with you for a moment. And that's why I brought it up because I want everyone to share my creepy vibes. Thanks very much, sir. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I have a good one there. Oh yeah, now I hear you, sir. But oh and I mentioned the TikTok influencer. I read this thing over the weekend Roster. You know what a d

influencer is. This is this is virtue signal to the tenth power, right, I have no idea, all right, So influencers, you know, they run around, they do stupid stuff and then hopefully they go viral and then they can get them set. They can monetize it in some way, which some of these really annoying guys I don't know how the hell they monetize it or whatever, but people have associated negative connotations with TikTok influencers. Okay,

so now the rise of the D influencer. So this person, their whole messaging and content is surrounding not allowing yourself to be hoodwinked or drawn in or to contribute to annoying influencers. And that also includes not buying the products they're shilling in some cases that have been borderline scams with pump and dump, crypto and all the rest, which is a fine message. However that they have to monetize. So they come out and they're like, I'm not an

influencer, I'm a D influencer. And then they're marketing like apps to help you keep your bills in order, which is good stuff if you need it. But they're just shilling in their own thing as influencers, but they call themselves D influencers, very smug and holier than now and like a whole thing. Just I rolled my eyes and laughed when I saw it, but I thought, you know what, this is the next iteration, because we love virtue signaling on the internet. Man. So they're like the Chulies, gum

of influencers. They are, yeah, famous from the movie Clerks. Yeah. Oh, do you buying a cigarettes? You're buying cigarettes. Here's some chulies. All right, think about that. We'll be back Smart Talk all day nine four five w PTI in the Triad and one six one FM Talk in the Triangle. All right, Good morning, eight thirty six here on the k c O Day Radio program phone number eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four. I gotta I got a list I gotta share with

you coming up. And I don't know it's it's some stuff on there. I think it's a little suspect. But let me grab a call real quick on our brilliant idea for a new TV show where we get the idiot who jumped into the Tampa bush Gardens alligator pit for a TikTok video and we take him, and then we get the guy who was running around Yellowstone ripping his shirt off, screaming at bears, and we pare them up to go apply their idiocy weekly, figure out some dangerous critters and turn them loose. Can't

wait to see how it ends, probably quickly, Cheryl. What's up? Good morning, Happy new week. Right, So you know, yes, I think it's a funny idea that what you have, but huge, But if these knuckleheads decide to jump in those cages, the animals should not be euthanized because you know how they take a dog and they if someone bites, if a dog bite, so those animals should not be euthanized. Thank for you know how Peter would come out and you know, protesting this. Yeah,

so I like the idea. Yeah, in fact that they should get they should get a prize or something good. What the animals should get a no, No, the animals get the prize. Well, they get two prizes because first they get to eat and then uh you know, we'll find we'll get a cute outfit or something. I know how people like to dress

animals up. So yeah, I mean because you know, because they're choosing that, it's their choice to jump in and that's um yeah, so definitely if they get mauled, that's on them and not and for the animals not to be usonized, I know they should be lionized. I'm good with you. I'm good with it. Yes, all right, okay, I'm good. Well, you have a fantastic week. Sure you two. All right, Yeah, well that's a perfectly acceptable parameter. Absolutely all right, so

check check this out. Uh. I knew before I even read the article. I knew exactly what was going to go down here, and I was not disappointed. Twenty five LGBTQ plus people who changed the course of history. Oh okay, all right, now I would point out that, well, actually here, let me get to the list first and then I'll share some thoughts. So, uh, you know, you tell me whether you feel that this is accurate for a list of twenty five lgbt Q plus individuals who

changed the course of history? All right, Freddie Mercury, I'm not gonna read all of them, but i'll give you some some examples. Freddie Mercury, Yeah, yeah, i'd say so. I think that I think that Queen was definitively a big enough influence at least they changed the course of musical history and also as it pertained to Aid's research. So sure, yeah, I'll give you that. Harvey Milk, sure, absolutely. Um. Some

folks on here, probably a bunch of you haven't heard of. But let's let's go further back in history, because this is where things start to get a little interesting, like maybe they were putting a list together and they just they didn't have a compelling enough list. So you go further back. Alan Turing, sure, absolutely, Alan Turing, FRIEDA. Calo, Josephine Baker,

Billy Holliday, Virginia Wolf. Now we keep going back. Emily Dickinson, Oscar Wilde, Walt Whitman, Isaac Newton, Alexander the Great, and Julius Caesar. Okay, I got me some questions, because again I love me some history. Was Julius Caesar gay and Alexander the Great, Isaac Newton, Leonardo da Vinci, by the way, is also on here. Am I missing something? Because then I go and I read the descriptions freest to the each of the entries, and I get ancient alien vibes. And here's

what I mean by that. So they're like Julius Caesar. Julius Caesar was often pelted with attacks by political enemies. We got that right. There's one where they, yeah, you got really pelted. Also, there has there has been a rumored queer relationship. Because Caesar spent a lot of time with King Nicodemus of whatever. There are some historians who think he might have been

homosexual. You hear the ancient alien vibe here, or they're just like, you know, they say something right, and then after they stayed a little factoid about history or whatever, and they're like, however, some ancient alien theorists say, right, that's that's a line you'll hear a hundred times each episode. Or Alexander the Great like in each in each of these case, they have like one or two historical theories and they've just decided, nah,

they're day Leonardo da Vinci. One of the things that they that they tag on here too is well they never married and they were disconnected, like in the case of Isaac Newton, who never married. Others believe he was instead a sexual. However, there's some there's not very compelling evidence here, and I'm just like, maybe maybe you should have just said, well, this

list. I don't know if we should be putting this list together because I'm not getting what I want because it sounds like you're just forcing stuff in there. And here's the other thing. In each of those instances, let's say one hundred percent that Da Vinci and Caesar and Alexander the Great did they change the world because of their sexuality, no right, whether they were gay, straight, or asexual or whatever the whatever it is. They didn't change the

world because of their sexuality. They change the world because of what they did, which which had nothing to do with sexuality. At least when you get to the bottom part of the list, you could claim that, you know, um, Freddie Mercury, his sexuality was impactful, Harvey Milk. But everything up the list, which looks like you just patting your list. I don't really understand how the sexuality had anything to do with it. But what do I know? Alright eight eight, eight, nine, three four seven

eight seventy four. I'm not some random uh you know, gender studies associate professor at some you know, at Oberlin College. But um, you know, take it with a grain of salt. All right, Race staging for the weather Channel. He's standing by doing weather study, staring at dopplers, you know, putting engage. I don't canage. Yeah, well, you know, rain gage is getting a little at him. Um, some stronger stories excited rain gage. They get very excited. They want to tell you

how, oh man, you get rain gage. And I'm like, okay, all right, well it rains. Do you want to imagine that, Yes, yeah, you want a chapter out of races Book of Dark Secrets. Okay, can you believe Race Stagic does not own a rain gage? And I never had a rain gage at my house? Can you imagine that as a meteorologist. It's kind of funny. I don't need a rain gage to tell me it rains. No, exactly, I don't either. And there's so many people that record rain or so many recording stations. I'm like,

I don't know. I just never had that interest to go out and say, oh, how much does my rain gage? Say, just don't do it. But anyway, sitting in my living room and my feet start getting wet, Now I can't, right because right at that point, right when you got damage to lives and property, right, that's when we start

concerned. I'm not a lot of concern with the showers today. You probably throw the wipers on briefly, then they're over with and kind of scrunched right in between Raleigh and Winston Salem here this morning, Um, some showers. They're moving east and the afternoon we may do more later so there might actually be a break midday into the early mid afternoon where we get some partly sunny sky, which will help us get into the little mid eighties before a shower

thunderstorm. Throever, it turns again later into early tonight, but then that's gone. We've got a beautiful day tomorrow. Tomorrow is going to be better than today, low eighties before we get more showers and thundershowers Wednesday, but went Thursday and Friday look great too. Probably gonna start getting warmer, a

little more humidity towards the end of the week. So you know, some showers today, beautiful little mow than some showers of Wednesday, than Thursday, Friday, probably going to be a couple of the better days of the week too, with some summertime temperatures. All right, And I got a gift for you. Oh okay, I'm not here tomorrow, so oh well, sounds good what you get out of doing two life gift. But yeah, yeah, I appreciate that. Back Wednesday, just had some stuff and had

to take the days, gotcha, all right? Sounds good man, appreciate Thank you, sir, ye, And we'll come back chat with Jeff Bellinger next. Hang one oh six one FM Talk and ninety four five WPTI, two stations driving the best in talk. This is case O Day and Carolina's Morning News. All right, good morning eight fifty two. You're Bloomberg up date now, Jeff Bellinger, what's going on? Well, Good morning, Casey. Stocks ended last week on a positive note. Looks like we'll start

out that way this morning. The futures are higher right across the board. Now, futures are up thirty eight points. The Federal Reserve Board opens a two day policy meeting tomorrow. It is widely expected central bankers will leave interest rates unchanged after hiking rates at every meeting for the past year. Don't expect the prices of coffee, chocolates, and snack foods to ease anytime soon. The prices of so called soft commodities have soared because of supply issues, and

now the weather is likely to keep them elevated. El Nino has returned. The weather phenomenon will likely mean hotter, drier weather and producing nations, and that could cause supplies to tighten further. The price of corn is rising because of dry weather in the US and European growing regions, and Green Giant just

released its annual survey. Corn has top broccoli as the nation's favorite vegetable shoplifters accosting retailers billions of dollars, and theft is a growing concern among retail executives. Bloomberg analyzed transcripts from the latest quarterly earnings calls and found that shoplifting was mentioned nearly two hundred times. That was twice the number from the prior quarter and the most mentions on record. The losses are hitting staggering levels now and

a case. New vehicle prices are still rising, but so are the odds you'll be offered and incentive when you go car shopping. Kelly Blue Book says there were slight increases in the prices of both luxury and non luxury vehicles last month. Buyer incentives rose to the highest level in a year. The average was more than nineteen hundred dollars. All right, two things real quick.

Tomorrow I'm not here so we will not need you, not have to do a live hit with us, So just letting you know I'll be back Wednesday. Just had to take the day, so okay, I'll skip tomorrow. And the second thing, so, there's a study that says twenty seven percent of Americans sleep with the lights on, and I think they're all serial killers. Um, who does that? I don't know, not me. Okay, all right, good, we don't needed serial killers here on the show.

So all right, thanks Jeff, I'll talk to you Wednesday. Okay, all right, and take care by all right, there you go, Jeff Bellinger, Bloomberg News Ross. Would you say was filling in? Who do we get? Yeah? We got Dylan Mulvaaney. Oh wow, Well you want to tune in for it. I'm gonna have to go back and listen to the podcast. I'm sure it'll end well, he's got some games playing. Battle of Sex is gonna be hot. Oh okay, don't were the roses to man to be the best? What about Phase Clan? Dude?

All your time? Merks? All right, so I was right? Were you impressed? I was all up on this. I was very impressed. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So professional gamer and big enough that he literally has merchandise in the form of skins, which is just think of it. His merchandise sold within the official Call of Duty's store, which is a

it's a big deal, and obviously it's probably pretty profitable. But he also had a wrong think incident in his analysis of that confrontation down in California with the parents and families ahead of that school board meeting and Antifa, And basically what did he say? Just said, hey, why don't we leave the kids alone? Right? Yeah, it was just a simple tweet. That was it. One sense, leave the kids alone? So what happened, which, by the way, Pink Floyd made millions off of that same statement.

So what happened? Call of Duty removed his stuff and kicked you know, basically parted ways with this this merchandising deal. And he went on and it was just based on the tweet. He did kind of explain some of it over the weekend. I actually watched it seemed pretty reasonable. And now as a result, others are other famous gamers are either voluntarily having their own

merchandise removed or doing streams where they're deleting the game. Do you think they're going to get the bud light treatment or is because it's a video game and younger people maybe not. I have no idea. I told you when that game came out, Remember it came out. I paid the sixty dollars for

the game that's gonna play. It went to the creation screen where you create your emblem right, and there was no American flag, but there was like fifty different gender flags, and I said, I am out of this game, and I didn't go any further. Well, now, hold on, now, had you gotten one of the Middle Eastern versions of the game, they do not have the gender flag, you probably realise. Yeah. I saw somebody pointing that out, like, can you believe this game has gone

woke? Really? I mean, they finally eventually they put the American flag back in, and I had people saying, hey, they put it back in, you should try the game, and they know I'm done. Oh yeah, now they indicated where they were to go that far, this whole kid's thing, and every tweet that I see where people are like, can you believe all these bigots don't want people to get married? And it's like, I don't think that's why they're there, especially a bunch of parents down

in southern California. I think the last thing they give a crap about is two guys, two galves, whatever, you know, living together in What they care about is the kids. And so it's a dishonest, intentionally dishonest representation there. I remember that one guy who's putting out the celebrate Pride month for all the trans and LGB and he put maps in there which are minor attracted persons. Dude, I don't know if that was a troll job or what, but yeah, no, that's what people are mad about.