Thursday-04-20-2023

M all right, one and everybody. It is six o seven kc OD radio program shitting and chatting this morning here on your Thursday. I M I saw one of those really ironic stories before the show today, So I don't know if you saw this yesterday. So Trump, you know, he said he sends out like a gazillion here's campaign people in his mail. It isn't like a gazillion things to day. It's to the point where I'm like, they send him in like fours and fives and six all at the same time,

and I'm like, come on and just space this out. When you were a president, I could go and you know, yeah, he'd have those little moments where he'd just go all ballistic on Twitter. But um said, and all this stuff at once, you're you're killing the ability of people to absorb it would just by that'd be my advice anyway. But what of the little nuggets there was how he's going to solve the homeless problem, which

is a problem. I know that we don't want to admit it's a probably just want to be like, yeah, you know, just everybody just deal with it. It's fine. It's a problem, and it's and one of the big reasons it's a problem is one of the or you know, some of the big reasons that people find themselves homeless, mental illness, and addiction.

Right, So, just going hey, you know what, No, it's fine if they literally set up ten cities everywhere and steal all the shopping carts, No, it's fine, doesn't address any of those issues and makes it obviously much much, much much harder for an individual to deal with those

issues, even if they wanted to. Yeah, I understand that there's things that we make available, but you know, you're you're setting in your situation, right, How hard is it if you're trying to kick a drug addiction, addiction, right, whatever it is, and every every waking hour other than when you're you know, panhandling or however you spend your day is used surrounded by a bunch of addicts openly shooting up or drinking or whatever it is.

How much harder would that make it? If you're trying to stop drinking. How much harder would it be if you went to the bar every day with your buddies who are thrown back beers. So I you know this, that should be common sense, right, all right? With that in mind. Trump's literally Hitler again. So let's go ahead and get into this real quick. Ross. Isn't today Hitler's birthday or something? Is that today? Is it four twenty? Like the worst day ever? Unless you're like really

really really a stoner or something. I think so, maybe I don't. There's a bunch of like Columbine was four twenty, there's a bunch of horribleness that happened on this day in history. In fact, you know what, there's so much we should just go back to bed. I'm sorry if it's your birthday, Yeah, April twentieth, eighteen eighty nine, let's see, use there's that. Oh, you know what, there's Columbine right, thirteen students that's really really kicked all this fun off. Oh, listen to this

ross. You're ready on nineteen in nineteen sixteen, on April twentieth. What do you think happened nineteen sixteen? On our list of horribleness? You ready guess? Nineteen six team? The first National League game was played at Wrigley Field? Absolute poverty. Can we agree that this day has got to go? Can we just like, let's just make February twenty ninth the thing and get rid of four twenty and then we'll have to find it, and then

we'll make February thirtieth every fourth year the leap year thing. Okay, four twenties got to go. Man, Yeah, Columbine National League Baseball's the thing Hitler's birthday. But I digress, all right, So, um so what did what did evil Donald Trump suggest? All right? He said, homeless? The homeless have no right to turn every park and sidewalk into a place

to squat and do drugs. Americans should not have to step over piles of needles um and is specifically, the majority should not have to suffer because of a deeply unwell few. Now at that point, already people are foaming at the mouth. Said talking. No, listen to what he wants to do. He says, there's nothing compassionate about letting these individuals live in filth and squalor. I don't care if this is Trump saying this, or de Santists

or Biden for that matter. This sound I mean, this is just logic, right. If you just nothing's gonna change if you're just permissive, same way that you know, people aren't gonna stop running in and looting stores.

If you're not arresting them. He said, there's for a small fraction of what we spend upon Ukraine, we could take every homeless we could take care of every veteran, homeless veteran in America, our veterans are being treated horribly likewise with all the money we say by ending mass unskilled migration, which you have to get, you have to admit people will go, oh, this

is the argument because they don't understand math. There is a threshold at which you make enough money where you are a net positive to coffers, and it's a lot higher than folks who work at the bottom wrung jobs in America. They are a net negative drain, especially if they have kids, because of the costs associated with education, any program they may avail themselves of just their

percentage of the share of basic things that are funded. And you try to explain this to people, in their eyes glaze over, But there is that number there. So you know anyone who's like, well, you know what happens is people come to America and they work this job and they're paying taxes, right, but they're not. They don't have tax liability, and yes they're paying sales taxes, but it doesn't necessarily meet what that threshold is until

they start making more money. Right, And there's a lot of Americans, a lot a lot of Americans who work but ultimately don't either don't have tax liability, or even if they do, it doesn't necessarily meet the threshold for what it costs to avail themselves of all of the different services that we have out there. That's just the reality of it. So that's the number he's

referring to. All the money we saved by ending mass unstilled migration will have a huge dividend to address the crisis, all right, So that's how he wants to pay for it. But I'm interested, what does he want to do? Trump says, large parcels of inexpensive land will be opened where a range of medical professional, social workers, and drug rehab specialists will care for

the homeless to address their problems. So you know, you're not going to be in the core of the city, which you know obviously that's where that's where a lot of homeless shelters are, and a lot of homeless shelters are there because that's where the homeless are. Plus you get some of the bigger churches that all run these and the reason a lot of the homeless there is

because that's a good place to avail themselves of panhandling and other services. And plus there's you know, there's places where you can be, you can you can go. However, as we're seen, there's also places on the fringes of the cities where these large camps are showing up, so big chunk of land outside of city centers. Medical professional social workers, drug rehab specialists to

care for the homeless, to address their problems. For those who are just temporarily down on their luck, we work to help them reintegrate quickly into society. For those who have addictions, substance abuse, and common mental health problems, we get them into treatment. And for those who are severely mentally ill and deeply disturbed, we can bring them back into mental institutions, which require more money going there, h admittedly, for the goal of eventually reintegrating them

back into society. Just reintegrated somebody who tried to murder the president, he says. It's a tough task, a very tough task, all right, So that's the plan. Anybody want to guess what Trump got accused of trying to create? This is where the hypocrisy comes in. What do you think Donald Trump, with this plan is accused of trying to create And keep in mind whose birthday it is today? Go ahead, go ahead, get gig,

gig guess ross, who do you what do you think? Donald Trump was just accused of trying to recreate with a plan to take a parcel of land and set up a facility for mental health and substance abuse treatment. And by the way, he didn't say he's gonna force anyone there, but he did say that, you know, folks who do not avail themselves be part of this is outlawing urban camp the annexation of the Sedatean land. But yeah, I don't think allard parcels of land that might be utilized for something where

you're you're rounding people are trying. Wait, they're going, they're going down in the camps road. Yes, oh shut up. I was just being as ridiculous as I can try to be. Are you weren't ridiculous enough? Man? You're slipping? Come on, come on, full moon beat. You gotta go full moon beat. That's right. So, so the comments are running the gamut. But I'm sitting there and I'm reading all these people. They also Donald Trump wants to see camps up and round people up from

the cities. What what? How how are you? And by the way, aren't you the same idiots who were cheering when like just a couple of years ago governments are like, well, what we did is we both these camps. For remember in Australia where they're just like stop calling them camps. It's like, I don't know, that looks like a camp with it you got barbed wire, bro, you're gonna round people up because a camp you just couldn't leave once you were there. Yeah, here, they can leave.

They just can't urban camp. But they will be able to avail themselves of this. But also you can leave, and that is a really really as you just pointed out, that's a really important difference right there. So yeah, oh this political season is going to be a doozy man, just a doozy all right, eight eight eight nine three four eight seven four. Yeah, you're cool with COVID camps, right, they were how many? How many idiots were how many Hollywood people too, were like I'm sick of

it. Right. They wanted people running, they wanted people running around, jack boots running around rounding people up who didn't vaccinate, right, And I don't know if they wanted vas guns or they're like shooting them, shooting people with them at a distance, or they're just for they wanted their neighbors taken away because they were literally trying to kill them. They wanted their neighbors.

They had a seething hatred and one of their neighbors taken away. So if we're doing compare and contrast, who does that sound in our like in our little scenario. But you know, I guess you don't. You don't have to live there. You don't have to have a nude homeless encampment in front of your business as uh that we talked about in LA this week. You're compassionate because you don't want to do anything good for you six nineteen, hanging

the show. After the show, he's on the iHeartRadio app. Search casey O Day for the podcast on the iHeartRadio app. All right, get morn into six twenty four here on the CaCO Day Radio program. I think we're gonna have to get into the screaming baby thing yesterday before the show, just because there were so many f bombs. I told ros don't worry about chopping it up, but we did for today. Did you but you had not seen that video of the guys screaming at the baby or about the baby on

the plane until you dubbed it in? Or did you watch that yesterday? All this morning? It did it all this morning day? All right? So after you watched it? Are you on team before I play for everyone? I'm gonna do this the next Are you on team baby or team dudes? Got some valid points? Well, listen, dude, I we have an autistic child who cries a lot. We are used to crying. I'm one on Team Baby. That being said, I'm not you know, we when we go on trips, we think of these things like should we take

linkin? Is it gonna be disruptive to other people? Even when it comes to restaurants. However, this is just like a tip. It sounds like an an infant, really like a toddle, like a baby that they just had. So I mean, and the crime didn't sound that pad in the video. Well, his his assertion was what I had been going on for

forty minutes. But I'm at the point maybe I'm not the best person to ask because I can just tune that out, Like it's like living next to a fire department where you're used to the fire tricks coming out and driving pass which I did growing up. Eventually you just don't hear it, but you tune it out. And but you be an adult, tune it out. Man, he sounds like a big baby. Sometimes you can, sometimes you can, sometimes you can't. Even Like I have noise cancel I don't have

the big bows noise canceling headphones. I'm just not paying for those. However, I do have like the Pro, the AirPods Pro, and they have a function where you can white noise and I'd say it gets seventy five percent, but you can't. And then that's at a distance. And I have been on a long haul f I was on a flight. I flew from Shannon, iron in the Shannon Airport, which is Limerick, I guess,

but to Newark, New Jersey. So that's what like seven hours. This woman got on her kids and one of them was not an infant, and none of them were One was a toddler and one was maybe two years older, so we're talking like, you know, two and a half and four kind of thing. They were the loudest two kids. I think I'd been around in forever and Mom obviously was able to tune this out. It was a terror in errors on the plane for saying to the point where they kept

taught. The flight attendants were talking to her and she was like, screw you. What are you gonna do over the ocean? Right? And it does help, Like if you're on a situation like that and there's a baby they won't stop crying. If you see that the parent is stressed out or trying to do something about it, that can sort of alleviate your situation because

you're like, all right, at least they're trying. But sometimes the babies, man, especially with infants, we dealt with this before, we way before we got Lincoln's autism diagnosis, where everything would make them cry for hours and hours an hour. Sometimes there's nothing you can do in they're an infant. You can swaddle all you want, and you can bounce them up and down, and sometimes they're just gonna cry, dude, because this guy's like, duh, make it stop. Sometimes you can't, man, it's it's

a baby now. Before well, I just before we'll play the audio right when we get back in just let me say this to Team Baby, don't try to make your client one thousand percent innocent because I saw one of these try to murder the president on Monday, so right, some of them have some of them have? You know they they wake up and choose violence, right, Try that the kid try to murder the president sneaking through their thankfully secret service. Stop them. So anyway, we'll hear the audio, we'll

see what team you're on. Coming up, bang on cong your day smarter and celebrating ten years of keeping you better informed. One oh six one FM Talk and News Talk nine four five w A TI More with Casey starts now. All right, let me let me set some ground rules before we get into this, uh this h team Baby versus oh, what should we call the other team? I want to be fair, all right, how about Team William Foster. You remember who William Foster is. William Foster is the

guy is Michael Douglas's character in Falling Down. So I think that's a fair fair thing. So Team Foster, Team Baby. And if you've never seen the movie Falling Down, you should. It's it's a great movie. Basically, dude's had enough, he's get divorce, you get fired. I think you were the like a defense engineer or something, and everything's just piling up, piling up, and then you know, he's just he said, what was it? Would it really set them off? In the movie, it

was traffic, right, some guys road construction that started the odyssey? Right, I think that's what it was. There was there's road construction, and he, like many of us, are looking at a bunch of people and um, the you know, and and it sucks, and traffic in La sucks anyway, and in this case, he doesn't think the guys are doing anything. And he's kind of right the way that it's portrayed there. So he just he loses his crap and he gets out of he just leaves his

car and he starts off on this odyssey through La. And I won't ruin it through you. But along the way, what should have been just more and more horrible things happening to him. He just he snapped. Man, he's got gang bangers coming up and screwing with them, people trying to rob stores. It's there's a I think the fast he's at the fast food place. I mean, it's all the frustrations and stuff that that we you know, we we pent up throughout the day. So with that in mind,

that's a good movie. So we go team Foster because this dude is on this plane loses his crap, and he loses his crap because he says, a baby's been screaming for forty minutes. I think they're flying to Orlando. And that's important because this is my second point when it comes to screaming babies. Ross you were talking about as a parent, that sometimes there's just no way you can you can stop a baby from crying. You can do everything

under the sun, and it just it won't matter. Kid's gonna keep crying. Right, So with that in mind, situation matters, And I give you I give an example of what I mean. If you're on a flight to Orlando, or you're on a flight to Las Vegas, which flight do you expect to encounter more children on? If you were going to go, get on a plane right now, drive to the airport, whichever one ETI rdu whatever doing Orlando, going to Vegas. Which flight do you think is

going to have more children on it? Orlando? Right, that's a no brainer. Why because why do people fly to Orlando? They fly to go to a you know, kids theme parks. So that's that's number one. Doesn't mean that's why the guy's on there, and it doesn't excuse all bad behavior, but that's why people fly to Orlando. It said, it's like the restaurant test. Right, Am I allowed to be annoyed if a kid's screaming in a restaurant? I mean, depending on the situation, yeah,

but not at a McDonald's. Right. But I'm in at McDonald's. You're the play place, and I'm like, you know your children are noisy, sir, And I'm like, I'm an idiot, right because I'm into McDonald's near the play place, which I do they even have those? I thought they were getting rid of those with COVID versus. I was in a bar, but it's not technically because it's served food. It's a quas restaurant, you know how these laws go. But it's like it's almost eleven at night

and there's a bucking bowl inside this thing. It's clearly a bar at that point. Do they have like you can get you know, pickled eggs and some fried food. I think it's the extent of the menu. Everyone there is drinking beer, and this woman's in there. She's got a baby, she's holding a baby, and she's got like a two or three year old, and she does want to come out with her friend. They were in a bar and the kid, the baby's actually quiet, but the kids just

they losing her crap. You know why, because she's at a bar with a bunch of screaming drunk adults. But technically, since they serve food in there, technically it's still a restaurant. But it's late night. People are on the bucking bowl, they're screaming, they're shooting pool, there's fights almost breaking out, and she got the crew there. Now it's not necessarily a noise issue, but it's not appropriate this issue. Okay, with all of that in mind, let's figure this out. Because I will say, dude

does have some funny lines. I will give him credit for that. You had some guts, you know. He's like the guys who go when they trash talk the bullpen. He's you know, he did some pre work there. So let's get into uh, this dude who's apparently he's had another. If I wasn't on this plane, stop that's what name? Can you show? No? No, no, no, no no, no, no, no, no, no no, Ross, can you up the volume on the button bar for this just a little bit? Thank you? With

a baby and a damn echo chamber. You want to talk to me about being okay, okay, because yelling, you're yelling. But it's a baby and you're like a forty year old dude. I know, so there's a difference there, bro, But it's a oh and I would also say, you mentioned that the kid's barely crying. I'm gonna treat the kid like a problem with your car right where it was making noise until you took it to the mechanic and now it's not anymore. So I'm gonna give the benefit of

down and just say that the baby was full volume. But to your point, it's a baby. It's a baby on a plane to Orlando. All right, continue on, sir. I'm curious more of what you think he did. Did he pay extra the stream? Is it cost more to yell? Ah? And it actually goes on for a while. There's a lot of we ran out of blueps. There's just too many beliefs that were needed. All right, yes, right, he is trying to compare a baby to a forty something your own, man. But we at some point everyone's

got enough. Man, They're just gonna snap. Especially with air travel. Everyone is just losing their damn mind. I got to witness I got to witness some people lose their mind when I was flying back from vacation and rightfully so the flighted. Let me just let me just tell you this, if you ever have the great fortune to fly on an airline called Avianca, which is the official airline of Columbia, but they fly Ecuador, Columbia, Central

America, South, they fly all over there. They have they have like you get on the plane and it's seven thirty seven, six hundreds or whatever, just basically the old ones like the American airlines plights. Just to give you the size of the plane, so you know, you know three three seats on each side and then up front two on each side, so you have you know, you have three flight attendants there. The difference is when

you're on a South American based the flight attendants they don't do anything. They don't do anything but shut when the moment the plane takes off. Because I was on four different segments on this airline. The moment the plane takes off. After they've done the little security thing, they shut the curtain. I don't mean the curtain between first class and peasant class. I mean the curtain up front and in back, the divides where the laboratories are, but also

where the little jump seats for the flight attendants are. They shut the curtains and they don't come back out, and I there's a woman who needed something, and like they hit the button and nobody was coming. They don't do anything, and I read on the first one, I just thought, well, we just have a bad crew. They don't do anything. They're not serving food, drinks, nothing. They just sit on their damn phone or whatever they're doing over there. And this dude lost it. He had enough.

Unfortunately, he was yellow. He was not yelling, his voice was raised because his wife needed something. I think they had kids too. I didn't hear the kids though they were behind me. But the guy is he's given the what's what to the slide attendant and she'd barking right back out. And the problem is is I can understand a lot of Spanish, but not when it's rapid Spanish, and so I don't know exactly what the beef was.

So you know, the frustrations boil over a hundred different ways, and I don't know would that should people have to the start of the discussion. Should people have to pay extra for a baby in the same way that we tell people that if they can't fit in one seat, they gotta pay extra. I don't know about all that. If anything, you get a discount because you can lap baby. I've seen some la I'm wondering very old. By the way, I'm wondering if this dude is ever in children, because

it sounds like he doesn't. I know, it's a big speculation. My part. Maybe he's just having a bad day. You have kids, and I get it. For the part, I'm more interested with parents who don't see him. They should have given him like a pacifier to calm them down. Here's a binkie, sir, What do you want? You know what? You joke about that. But I was on a flight where the flight attendant did give us a small bottle of liquor, which is I guess,

the adult version of a pacifier. And do you know what, I thought that was perfect. He said, it's a baby. These things happen. Grow up, shut up, try to get through it. Stay calm, and you're going to Orlando, Like you said, yes, I assumed that if I'm on a flight to Orlando, there's going to be at least one child on that flight. Yeah, I mean, crazy me. What is this avian Okay, Yeah, they do have a bit of a history.

You don't remember. Avianca was the was the flights the Paba Escabar Literally for years, under every seat coming out of Columbia there were bricks of cocaine. Basically, they and they had removed the life jackets and flotation stuff. So the whole time they're given that thing, they're like, under your seat, is that that compartment that stored it was full of cocaine. They had bribed the flights and if you remember, that was the plane that Escabar bomb was

an Avianca flight. So a little bit of history, but you don't really have a choice. You can take that, or you can take a low a low cost that's not even a low cost. You can take a low cost ghetto airline, but a South American one that never touches US soil so they're not bound by US standards. Which one do you want to fly over the andes in By the way, if you're flying over the Andes or near

the Andes, because Bogata's right at the foot of it. If you're kind of up around that way, you look around the plane and figure out who you're gonna eat. Should be your first order of business. And you know what, maybe it's a streaming bratt. I'm just saying, six forty seven, hang on celebrating ten years. That's still going strong. Thank you. JC is on nine four five PTI in the Triad and one six one FM Talk in the Triangle. Sorry, welcome back, um ACOJ radio program.

I have now looked at three different stories. I'm trying to figure out where this flight originated from. Let me go to the box. Thirty five Orlando was a Southwest Airlines flight because people are wondering, well, how long was the flight? Um I know that the guy claims in the video the baby he'd been screaming for forty minutes. However, ah, what is this? Oh? Interesting? So actually the plane landed in Orlando, but actually been

scheduled for Fort Lauderdale, so technically it was an Orlando flight. However, it had been in a holding pattern. They had some really wicked weather down there. I'm sure you're probably aware, and now things have been Things have been pretty crazy from that in a fuel standpoint, and I love it. People are trying to blame Ronda Santist for all the flooding in Fort Lauderdale, which I guess he must have caused with harp or something, but I don't

know. But they had been in a holding pattern for quite some time. So at that point, everyone's going to be on edge because not only are you in a holding pattern, right, but you're now you're landing at a different airport that's not close Orlando and Fort Lauderdale. What's the drive time there? It's an hour We're talking hours. They do have that Disney Express out of Orlando that's straight shot, or you can go down by Okachobee. But

still it's a everyone's gonna be in a bad mood at that point. So I I don't know, but obviously senses are going to be heightened, for sure, for sure. All right, Uh, Paul, what's up? Yeah, I'm definitely with team Ross on the team Baby saying, however, it's a baby's team Baby. It's team Baby, it's not Team Ross. All right, Well, I mean you know what I'm saying, but when he crossed out claiming another thing, so you know, ros Soil Water supervisor.

It's crazy. So anyway, Yeah, but if the parents not doing anything to help sues a baby, I can definitely understand. However, you know, forty minutes is I don't have no love loss because when I was back twenty years ago, I went, I was living in Arizona, took a bus on to Florida, and there's a baby on air crime just about the whole time for about four or five days. So forty minutes say nothing.

So well, I yeah, I understand that. I don't know if something horrible happens to somebody and then something not as horrible happens to somebody, if that negates their horribleness, how they feel. I don't know that that's gonna make them feel better, but I feel I you know, I hear you, sir. Yeah, I don't know what I do for four or five days, lose my damn mind? Probably all right, all right, thank you for the call. Yeah, no, I mean, there's there's

so much going on, But now I understand a little more. Why everyone's pow, you're about to You're about to land somewhere. That's not where you paid to land, and all the scenarios of how that's going to screw up your plans or any of it, that's all running through your head. So I get it. I get it, all right. I just saw this story. I had no idea this happened. I know this guy. I

know this guy pretty well. Who's accused of, say the way that they wrote the headline, who's accused of murder in the stabbing death of a twenty seven year old Raleigh man. The owner of there's a There is a mini marke little small market downtown called Tazzes. This is in downtown Raleigh. It's right at Hargan in Wilmington. And the guy who runs that, he's uh Tazer Zarka is his name, sixty year old guy. If he didn't know him, he's obviously he looks to be of Middle Eastern descent. He's got

family members that clerk in there. I'm assuming they're family members, just because they all seem to be right around the side. I know the one guy is his kid, but I don't know all the rest of them. I'm pointing this out because I used to shop when I live downtown. I would go shop over here because there wasn't a grocery store in downtown Raleigh. And I got to know this the the guys who worked in there, and let me tell you, they get they get a rough crowd up in there in

Tazzas. They get a rough crowd because you have the main bus transfer over there. You got the people that are drinking at night, that are going up in there, drinking during the day, going up in there. And what I always but I always thought it was interesting too, is uh? And it's going to play into the story here. He's accused of stabbing this guy who came in and maybe there was some attempted shoplifting, maybe there wasn't. The one thing I remember about the guys at taz Is is they were

packing. So hold on, we'll get into this story coming up. All right, get more and everybody yet it is seven h six here on the Kingcoday Radio program. Ross I forgot to ask before the show started, this is that's my badness is on? Me? H? Did we ever? Did we ever hear back again from the Raleigh PD as to whether the Chief's gonna come on so we can talk literally about the bigger issues of how we ensure that we're not demoralizing public and police officers and the relationship with each other.

We have not oh no, oh oh man, very frustrating. You didn't have a swat team kick in your door last night, did you not? Yet? Okay, all right, that's good. Anyway, back over to this. I was just reading some during the break. I'm gonna get to the Tazas thing here in just a moment. I just found that's interesting because I know this dude who's charged with murder, but there's there's something that popped in my head immediately when I read the details, because I have no

idea what happened. I don't. I don't know, and we'll let the thing, you know, We'll let everything play out and we'll go from there. But um, I'm just reading about this dude, and I think he's trying to make the point that why it's so important that we understand how AI has developed, how it's trained, the information made available because it will have

a definitive impact on their personality. And really all you have to do is look at what happened with the Microsoft chatbot that a bunch of people started, you know, feeding it, feeding it information. It's very specific information about the virtues of Hitler, and they were able to change the chatbot from inquisitive and conversational to running around and calling people horrible racial slurs and denying the Holocaust. So it does matter, which is why the larger discussion about adapting AI

into everyday life. I'm telling you, this is the next college campus, and conservatives need a note. They need to pay attention to this because there will be industry standards for AI. And if it's all programmed by moonbats like you're seeing with these chat GTP things where it's like it'll tell you a Jesus joke but not a Muhammad joke. It'll write a poem about the how great

Biden is but refuses to do so about Trump. Right, If that's the standard and it gets adapted into a wide variety of things, that bias is going to permeate. And if you don't think moonbats know this and are excited

about it, you're not paying attention. So basically, what this guy's doing is he was starting with a real base, a base personality, a very basic personality, and then was you know, was mixing the recipes up for what information is fed into it to allow it to form a worldview and as you can imagine, you fill it with Fox News stories versus CNN stories. It's it's different, right, But there are applications where you may want that.

You may want an AI that's very core in one particular area, uh, you know, and you could from an occupational standpoint, you want one that's you know, that's all over the equipment, that's in the factory and is able to, based on information of what's going wrong, come up with solutions. Right. I don't know exactly what the application will be, but you know what I'm saying. Or maybe let's go creepier down the road.

Maybe you want you know, or to the point where people are getting like, you know, AI companions, right, and you want it to have a This is going to sound really creepy, but let me throw it out there. Let's say your your spouse passed away, but you have the knowledge base of all of their recordings, their voicemails, their texts, their emails, all of that, and you could plug it into an AI version of

it and attempt to recreate the personality of your spouse. I know that, I know that's not that doesn't soundly something I'd be very interested in, but I'm sure somebody would. People are running around trying to get Princess Diana sex dolls. The people buy anything. That's another story. We'll get to that. Ross. I just got you a new co host for your Twitch stream, and I'm only letting it study Kataku. So that should be fun,

huh. Its entire knowledge base is born from its information fed by a video game website written by a bunch of leftist trolls. I'm sure that the AI, your new AI co host, will have a lot of really insightful thoughts on whatever you're doing. That's my gift to you for your for Christmas early Christmas present. Wait, can you imagine that? Can you imagine an AI whose only reference when it comes to gaming or nerd culture is strictly controlled by

what people at Kataku have written. I that's what That's the thing you dip into the molten steel right there? Whatever that android is, man, just craziness. All right, let me get over into this other story. Okay, Well, let me ask this question. If you could have a custom AI who was educated based on one thing, one book or website or whatever it is. And by the way, I'm gonna I'm gonna You can't call and say Bible, okay, because that's just too easy. Or one author?

Well, what do you think would what do you think it'd be interesting? Because this guy's just mad science mixing this stuff. I'd like it. I think I think a cool thing would be to feed feed one of these but basically just feed him Louis Lamore novels. I would I would just feed my AI Hunter Thompson. Really, what do you think your AI would do all day? Then? I think it would be calm, rational and there would be no but no badness, no drugs. Okay. All right,

So you don't want the Kataku bot. You don't want that, I'd pass on it, thanks, Okay, all right, so you're going on arrest TOMPs. How about how about a Harry Potter bot they just feed in JK. Rowling books. All right, Now, what I'm saying is maybe not for you, but maybe that would be something that could be utilized as part of don like a ride or something. I don't know. I'm not a

scientist, all right. So back to this this Taza's supermarket. If you ever been in there, just you know there wasn't a grocery store in downtown Raleigh, And so if you lived in downtown Rale, you had a couple of choices. You could go to the Cameron Village Harris Teeter um, you had Peace Street Market. You could go down there's a Walmart as you head south into Garner there. Yeah, or you could go to North Hills. They had a Harris Teater up in North Hills and then they had a food

Lion and a Kroger kind of in the periphery. But you had to go somewhere. But if you needs something quick and you were downtown there's years ago when I lived there, you go over to Taza Supermarket and I don't know, I got to know the guys that worked up in there, and it was always it was an interesting adventure. Sometimes. I know that they did deal with a lot of theft fights, those kinds of things. But you're you're next to the bus station. You've got a large homeless population there,

and you have a bunch of drunks. Essentially they are, you know, availing themselves of nearby bars and restaurants, and so you got to be on your toes. And what I always thought it was interesting in there, and this is why I initially started talking to those guys is they would carry,

and they would make no bones about the fact that they were carrying. And I can't remember exactly with the sixty year old the guy who's charged, I'm sure, but definitely the younger guy, because I had one of the pistols he carries. I own one, and we remember time. I remember talking about it and basically the some alterations I had made to mine that I was recommending to him, and I actually brought it one day and showed it to him and we had this whole but whatever, I thought, they were okay

guys. But that's the extent of my relationship there. So low and behold, I'm sitting there and I'm reading this story. TAZs supermarket owner to zer Zarkuch arrested and charged with murder in the death of twenty seven year old Mark Garritty. This happened April six, and it was a stabbing death incident of

kurd at the store. When officers arrived, they located Garretty in front of the store with stab wounds, taking to the hospital, but he did not survive, according to one of the witnesses, So I guess provided CPR. Garritty had a stab wound in the center of his chest, but did not have a pulse. Now, before they get into details of what they believe happened, the way they wrote this articles, they immediately bring mom on Amy Garretty mothers, the victim's mother, that he was funny, kind hearted,

extremely generous, he was loved. Garretty grew up in wake Forrest, went to Heritage High School at two younger brothers, worked alongside his father fixing HVAC systems for years and doing plumbing work and love spending time outdoors. Okay, let's see here, all right, here we go. Garretty's father said he didn't know the full details, but witnesses from the scene described the store owner accusing Garretty of stealing. A fight broke out, according to witnesses, and

these store owners stabbed Garritty multiple times. Was he shoplifting? Asked the father. We don't know, but that's where the clerks should have called the police. He took the law in his own hands. I'll bet if this dude called the police. I'm not defending because again I don't know anything that happened. I'm just I suspect that if if Taz has called the police every time

somebody was shoplifting. Um, they would the police would be there all damn day because it strikes me as and I remember talking to him, the younger clerk about it. It strikes me as a bit of a problem. The clerk could have called nine one one, said Garty's mother. Mark wouldn't hurt anybody. He wasn't a person, He was not a violent person. Well, you could, and it's not unusual that somebody may accuse somebody of shoplifting.

And then the process is if that person then either denies it or you know it tends to wants to get physical, then most stores at that point, well that's when they'll call police, right because they don't they don't want to get into that side of it. But simply stopping and saying, hey, did you forget to pay for something? That's generally how they'll say it. That's not unusual, which gay What is going to be key is how you know, how it escalated from there. His mother said the worst part

was knowing Garretty was alone and on the street and brought daylight. Let's see here, can we just get yeah, where is the okay? Here we go. According to store employees, a man evolved in the stabbing was not just a clerk but actually the owner. Um. You know this, this story is really thin on on what may or may not have happened. So but here's here's why. This the one thing that catches me. I'm curious about. But I don't know. I don't know if it's Germaine or not.

Um, but I remember the reason I got to know some of the guys who worked in there is the fact that they were making no bones, like they were open caring, basically saying, hey, don't come in here, you don't come in here, try to rob this play, don't do anything, just to have just go about your business. And and they were I've never had like a bad experience. They were conversational all the rest of

it. So, but I don't live downtown anymore, so it's like, I, you know, occasionally we'll pop in there if I'm downtown when you get a water or something. Um. But with that in mind, I guess my thing. The reason I'm bringing that up is the fact that it was stabbing and not a firearm. I thought it was a little weird if they were actually going to confront somebody with a weapon. So then I have to wonder where where did the weapon come from? Did you also have a

knife? Maybe he did. It was something out Again, we don't know. They're very very thin on details here, so that will be interesting to follow, all right, eight eight, eight, nine, three four, seven, eight seventy four. Your calls coming up next, Hang on your decade on the calendar the air one six one talk in the Triangle and nears TPTI in the Triad. All right, Hello and welcome seven twenty five here

on the KCOD radio program. So I was telling you a couple different stories there, but one had to do with basically this guy who's like witches brewing different AI personalities, just to show but to show how important it is that as you started incorporating AI into various elements of our lives, a lot,

a lot of whatever goes into the recipe has a big impact. And then I thought, all right, so what you're gonna put one author collection of things into an AI uh and you know, create some sort of bot or of AI companion. Right, so if you want to go really science fiction, e what would it be? Ross went with Hunter S. Thompson. And the more I think about it, the more I want to I want

to hear it. There's spent tons of times lately. It happened last week where I'm driving to work and I'm like, I wonder what Hunter Thompson would have thought about all this woke crap. I wonder what he would have written about it, or like these big news stories where I'm like, I would just like have read that perspective. See you're using it for good. I'm thinking you should just plug in all the Penthouse letters into a companion bought and

sell that because that thing's gonna be un dude, that would sell. That would sell so good. That thing's gonna be freaky because all the time you're gonna be doing something innocuous and then it's just gonna go crazy pervy. So look at that. I'm gonna make Every conversation starts out with I never thought it would happen to me, Right, I was washing the dishes, the hell all right to the phones, Jim, what's up? Hey? I'd

go with j R. Holson and Lord of Green. That would be cruel serve because then his AI consciousness would have to see what Amazon did to his stuff. So yeah, the good cool thing better every time you came up against some of somebody evil. You could just have a broad soul and run it through it. Well, then why wouldn't you just plug in the witcher stuff and make it a bodyguard? You know what I'm saying. You got options, Donna, I got about a minute. Go ahead, David.

You were about to talk about the Princess due Kate and making sex doll. Yeah. To me, it looks like I hope everybody goes to Twitter to see the photos. It looks like they put them all together and came out with Yo corono. Well, hey, you get what you paid for. But once we plug in the consciousness of thirty years of letters to Penthouse, I think that people are going to be pleased with their product. Donna, I should start an empire. Being an empire. We'll get into that story

and more coming up. So I hang it. Ten years of news twice an hour and smart talk all day, nine four five w PTI and the Triad and one oh six one FM Talk in the Triangle. All right, good morning, seven thirty five Kcoday Radio program phone number eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four all right, just too. Since I did mention it, let me just mention this creepiness. A leading adult um companion company has revealed that Princess Diana, Kate Middleton, and Megan Markle are among

the top celebrity requests for adult plastic companions. Yep, they adds creepy right there. They say that the Princess Diana request have increased exponentially following the the streaming series The Crown. That is that Netflix or HBO Max or something. I don't know, I haven't watched it. Um, all right, I'll ask the question. If you had to pick one person from royalty to have a plastic companion doll of who would it be? Ross? Who do you

want to go with? They have to be they have to be a royal king, Queen, Prince pru with the one that reigned for over seventy years and two hundred some days. Margaret Thatcher, the porcelain glove Prime Minister. Yea, oh you know what, never mind, wait hold on, it realized I screwed screwed up. I'm not asking you because I know who it is and it's not Margaret Thatcher. Come on, man borg queen right, I didn't even think of that. So she's a queen technically, although why

were you a queen. If everyone's the same, it's a good point. I don't know, all right, the boorg queen but programmed nothing with letters from Penne. If you had to go with the royal, you'd have to go a princess die. Yeah. I think I'd sent this over to my buddy in the UK and we're texting about it right now. And he said, because he hadn't seen the article, he said, Kate and Diana, yes, but hell no to Megan, Well, does it have her personality

or not? Because I think a lot of people that's going to enter Yeah it does, right, yeah, yeah, yeah, are you factor that in? Whereas I think Diana ke always came across this compassion, it probably good person to be right, Who knows. Maybe she was a monster and bathed in you know, children's blood. I don't know, but but ultimately, m you know how it's perceived. If it had Megan's personality, I think that would turn a lot of people off. But it really didn't.

If it's like on the top list there, so um, all right, So Margaret Thatcher, who was not a fine I'll open it up to a high upper level, upper echelon president's prime ministers. Okay, so we'll get you in under the wire there. Um, let's see if I gotta pick if we're gonna pick one, you know now, because I think we have to stick in in reality? Probably, But um, what is that? I try to remember the name? Here? Hold on, I'm gonna look this up. Yeah, the Princess of Monico. Do you ever see this?

Check Charlotte? Uh, Cassa Ragi, she's Princess Caroline's daughter. Who baby? You know? Who else you want to look at? Is the Princess of Norway? Oh okay, all right, I'm not I'm not kidding. You google it. She's she's I'm not joking. She's a straight up ten. Now the Luxembourg. The Princess of Luxembourg is a ten. So Norway. Yeah, Norway. Now there's two that'll pop up here. Obviously going to be looking at the younger one. The Princess of Thailand's pretty decent.

I'm sure she's very nice too. Um. I thought you were making a Golden Circle reference or the Kinsman reference? Was she Wasn't she the Norway Princess or something? I don't know. The one is in the cell. She's like if you rescue me. Um. And then there's some no because I was telling another buddy from Norway and because I was unaware of they had like royalty over there, because I what, none of my damn business, no idea, and I was like looking them up, I'm like, wow,

look at that. Okay, all right, but you know those aren't on the radar as much as the the British royal family. So there's that now on the other side. Um, let's see here. On the other side for women wondering men, apparently the top requested is Tom Hardy, the actor. Okay, Santa Martin is right, like at people know who the Norway princess is. They're sending me pictures and stuff. He told you.

Yeah, no, I believe you. These dolls are creepy, creepy, creepy, like how they have the tattoos on there too, And all right, I'm not looking any more of those photos. All right, seven forty one case radio program. Uh, let's see here. Oh, here's there's a good one. How about an AI And they just feeded every Rush Limbaugh show ever. That would be interesting, wouldn't it. Can you imagine how

much the left would hate that AI. We've talked about this before with the AI DJs, because they have you know, we've played the Cisco and Eber AI thing, or the Joe Rogan talking about with Ben Shapiro. If listen, I think if this company could find a way to take Rush Limbaugh's voice and make it so he could produce different shows, like new shows, I

think they'd be all over it. Now. The problem is, and you've gone over this before in the show, Well, the problem is is what what made Rush so great was he thought differently than everyone else, right, Like he saw a different perspective of it. Yeah, so would the AI be able to do the same thing? I don't think so, no. I And in the same way that they haven't really been able to get inflection correct. When you listen to AI, that little the little part where they

the inflection isn't It's just not right, you know what I'm saying. There's just something a little off. What is that? What is the term for um what we find repulsive? There there's a term, and basically it says that it has to do with robot cyborgs, things like that. It is far creepier when something is a millimeter off correct human versus when it's way off.

We're more comfortable with something that's easily definable is not human. But once you start hitting that threshold where you're right on the cusp of it, that's where we start getting creeped out by stuff. And it goes for watching an a that they you If you watch a robot walk and it walks like remember the old Honda bot that was around forever where it was clearly you're like, yeah, that's that is a that's a robot, right versus one that can

walk more human like. People find it far creepier. So, oh, that's not nice. People are saying very mean Megan Marco things my email. Now, So what would happen if Rush Limbaugh was to sit there and listen to this audio cut I'm gonna play you in the next segment. This is a person who is putting you, all of you on notice, who might interrupt their bathroom going. I'll get to that here in just a moment. But first, Race Stagic from the Weather Channel's joining us. How you doing,

sir? I'm doing all right, Casey? How are you? I'm pretty good. So apparently the top three requested adult plastic companions in UK are Princess Diana, Kate Middleton, and Megan Markle And I'm creeped out to the tenth power there. But if you had if gunned your head, you gotta pick one. You gotta go Diana, right, Oh, absolutely? And you know, I wonder who actually freely gives up that information or is it based on sales the company sells them? Yeah, okay, I thought maybe

they were surveying those and you know what if people had a preference. Yeah, well yeah, you gotta go quest you can request celebrities and they say that those are the most requested. So that's great. That's what I was looking for. So all right, I'm glad you're on team down. Yeah, yeah, a little. Are we gonna yeah? Are we gonna hit ninety degrees? Is what's going on. We're gonna get close, um try

and go a little better chance in the tryad. Usually we don't talk about it much, but there's about a three or four degree separation, depends on the situation as it was yesterday low eighties at the triad, mid eighties triangle and today about the same mid upper eighties though, Um, so we may

hit ninety and raleighs and we'll see off the sunshine. Another view of the days in their quality alert by the way, tomorrow in the mid eighties, and then the change comes over the weekend, so two more beautiful days, nice and warm, temperatures about ten to twelve degrees above average, before we see showers and butter storms come in Saturday afternoon and into Saturday night, so there's a window in the morning of some dry weather, and then for Sundays

the fund goes through. Temperatures will come down to near seventy degrees, but nice and sunny, so easily case Sunday the better day of the weekend, and then we've got a run of dry weather till about Wednesday of next week, when the next chance of rain comes in. We'll stay below average up for sixties to low seventies be hides with lows down maybe in the little mid

forties. Don't think we're going to see a frost here locally, maybe in the mountains toward late in the weekend early next week, but right now it looks like we'll be in good shape, and then could get a little unsettled midweek in the end of next week as we get through the last week here of April, but not bad today, Tomorrow beautiful, nice and warm. The kind of iffy day is Saturday, but Sunday would be pretty good, and that good weather should continue with them money on Tuesday. All right,

thank you, sir, I do appreciate it. We'll talk in an hour. Okay, Oh god, yep, all right, there you go, racet agent from the weather channel. Oh good, Yes, that is the term I'm looking for. So that the phrase, the term for when robot's getting a little too close to human and it creeps us out more is known

as the uncanny valley. That is correct, Yes, uncanny valley. In fact, you want to go down at YouTube rabbit hole type uncanny unca n n y valley after the show, of course, and there's some pretty good videos on all of that insanity. Also, ross emailer says they're not listening to the show anymore because neither of us said Princess Leia, and they're disappointed.

Yeah. I think probably because if you had just left Princess Leia as Princess Leia of what we remembered versus that real awkwardness, how awkward was it where they were, you know, those scenes where they're having to pretend, you know, because they filmed it and she died and then they had to ai some stuff. How creepy were those scenes? Right? You're saying it was just it was just a bit off, right, Really, this is basically it makes you uncomfy. Yeah, So when she's sitting there talking to

Ray, it was it was creepy, man. Um, Yeah, you could. You could tell it, not just because you had knowledge of it, Like the lighting was different. The whole thing was weird. Man, all right? Uh seven forty seven hang on one oh six one FM Talk and f w PTI, two stations driving the best in talk. This is Casey O Day and Carolina's Morning News. So this is nice. A little little clip go a viral around the Twitter, since apparently every other discussion on

Twitter now has to be one about transgender stuff. This is a a transgender man to woman who just wants to put everybody on notice about you evil monsters out there who might have opinions about the use of bathrooms. And they're done being polite, Done being polite. I don't know, this almost sounds like a threat. I'll let you be the judge. If you back a wild

animal into a corner, they're going to become a dangerous animal. So if you want to die on that hill of yours, of righteousness and moral majority, then you go right ahead. I dare you to try and stop me from going into a women's bathroom. It will be the last mistake you ever make. I dare you to try and stop a transgender woman in my presence from using the bathroom. It will be the last mistake you ever make.

This is a call to action and a call to arms to everybody within the United States that are scared, worried, have children that are transgender, lesbian, buy or gay. This is a call to action. You need to arm up, plain and simple. Go out, buy a gun, learn how to use it efficiently, through and through, because the time to act is now. You need to protect yourself, and you need to protect your

fellow transgender brothers and sisters and days and them. You need to protect the rest of us in the LGB community as I am going to do myself, because there are lots of people like me who are not afraid to die. I love my girlfriends to death, but I would rather die for them to secure their safety, freedom and future than to live and not have anything done. So you go ahead, you protect your kids. Yeah, you know how many people under that posted that challenge accepted meme too. By the way,

I don't know. It's hard to get a because they're in a seated position and you just kind of see their heads, so you don't know what kind of builds you're dealing with. But I don't know if that's probably the best way to convince people to come over to your line of thinking. On this could be wrong. What is that? What is the bonus clip? Hold on looking at this ross? What is the bonus clip up here? I thought there was just the one. Oh it is that? Oh okay,

I didn't realize it was in that one that I sent you. Okay, all right, sorry, sorry, that is my bad because I never know. I sometimes roussell label stuff and then it's a Joe dirt clip and I just want to do make sure. All right, So this is the same individual going into a woman's bathroom. Okay, all right, let's check this out. Have a dilemma as a trans women which bathroom do I use? I don't want to make anybody mad, especially the hater. Do I

use the man's restroom or the women's the men's or the woman's? Oh no, not. I'm a trans woman and I will use the woman's restroom. And honestly, there's nothing any of y'all can do. And those that like to comment, oh, I'm gonna call the authorities, go ahead, it's legal in my state. There's nothing you can do. All right, okay, all right, Well that's perfect that sounds perfectly reasonable and not at all insane. Yeah, I look at that, feeler, said an email challenge

accepted. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't know that that's gonna end well with that attitude. I mean, you can, you can think that you're correct, and you can you can argue, for you can litigate. If you have to move to one of the other fifty peachree dishes or the other forty nine peachree dishes of the American experiment, then go ahead. But if it's not legal where you are and people call you out on it and then you decide you're going to beat them up or or worse,

I don't know that that's going to go well for you. So just but two cents, just but two cents. In fact, you know, we got time if we hadn't fit this in or actually no, we'll do it. We'll do this coming out because we're gonna chat with Mark Walker, former Congressman Mark Walker. We got lots to get into their coming up here in just a few minutes, and I, like I said, I got some

more audio for you. Remember the teacher we talked about on Monday, the Rocky Mount teacher, Well, guess what they've charged that teacher with a crime. This would be the substitute female teacher, the female student. Teacher takes the student's cell phone. I guess the teacher felt there was a violation of the rules. The student's not having it, gets in the teacher's face, physically, physically starts the physical side of it. If you watch the video,

the student throws the first punch, so to speak. The teacher gets physical too, and eventually pins the student down to the ground. And you get there, you know, they get another teacher and eventually they come and do something. And I think, frankly, I was kind of rooting the teacher on watching this video and we talked about, you know, how crazy it was that the student would think they could swing on a teacher. Well, now that teacher's charged with a crime, simple assault, specifically, as

is the student. No, no, I'm sorry you swing first, somebody defends themselves. No thanks, all right, good morning everybody, and welcome. It is eight o seven here on the case O Day Radio program. Thursday, it's four to twenty. So there you go. There's for all you stoners. That's very exciting for you. It's also the worst day in history. Some people argue the anniversary of Columbine Hitler's birthday and the very first

National League MLB game, because the National League is poverty. So with that in mind, let's go ahead and continue this happy discussion. Former Congressman Mark Walker joins us this morning. How are you doing, sir Casey? I am doing by in DC today, but doing well. How are you doing? I'm good. You're in that cave you're usually in in DC, so so likely what do they do? No, it's fine. I would hide from this Justice Department. Two. Is that thing is totally weaponized? Man,

of course it is, and it's been that way for years. It's just over the last decade we've seen a shift from them trying to hide their intentions and now putting in your face and saying, okay, try and stop us. Now. Yeah, well, did you see the Chuck Schumer wants the DJ to go investigate the expulsion of the Tennessee three as they're calling them. Yeah, yes, and I think the I think they're bringing those three

two Washington, speaking of DC, Washington, DC. Of course, now the victims and their families haven't been invited, but we are trying or obviously wet the DC culture as well as this administration, and they're wanting to make more of this as far as the Tennessee legislatures than they are the actual victims of the of these the families of these victims, well, they did have a baby coffin with them, so they didn't let him bring it in.

And it's just it's how horrible, how how horrible. These are not serious people, and the fact that we are exalting people with those kinds of backgrounds, who have no integrity, who have no character. The life is full of lawsuits and bad financial messes, I mean, and they and they get elevated to these positions and they have no experience to lead, and this is what the end result is. They showed I was watching some video of one

of them. I can't remember which of the two guys it is, but he it was him when he was you know, he's not that old. And he was at college in Maine, I believe, and he was running

for you know, class president or vice president or something. And it's funny because in just a few short years he went from a person who was explaining, you know, this is why I would be your class president and you know, and doing you know, from an aratory doing a very good job, to now having this this stereotypical delivery, you know, like the you know, the MLK kind of Malcolm X delivery. Like his whole cadence changed.

His attitude changed. And I understand that people change, but my point is this is a person who had success expressing his ideas, getting people to agree with them, and then working on them in a setting such as a legislature, and he's just thrown that to the curve now and is doing political stunts and screaming and stuff. But he gets to go to the lighthouse. So maybe I'm the one who's wrong. No, that's it's all theater. These are not as again, these are not Substanis people who care about the

issues. It's about a pr campaign and it's look and I would tell you, I'd like to say that's all on the Democrat side. But we we have performance artists, we have people that are engaged in politics because sometimes they they failed and everything else, they were able to build a where there was a social network or what have you, get out there and raise an f Kane that they became a phony authority on things and have been elevated without any

ability to leave people or to find solutions. But they know they can create this hyperbole that creates clicks, that creates likes, and it raises money in the social media world that we live in. This guy, I saw the same video you're talking about. He's a complete clown, completely disingenuous, but in our culture that stuff is working right now. Yeah, and that's what

got him elected. I believe he represents part of Memphis. And of course they booted him and then the Shelby County Board there just put him right back in, which was to be expected. Yes, let me let me ask you a question though, So I watched another video. Yes, say, did you see Marjorie Taylor Green go after Eric Swollwell during the Yeah, there

was a little talk in the town. Yes, I was here day yesterday, and so for those of you who've done basically he said something he was attacking something, and her rebuttal to him was and he was making personal attacks. Let's be clear. Her rebuttal was, didn't you sleep with a Chinese spy? Come on, we all know you did. And that just pandemonium ensued, calls for order, call for this. I'm not sure all the terms you guys use up there? Um do you do you think that was

a good use of everyone's time? Uh? What she did? Look? And I know, I know you've got a wide range of listeners, and I love the fact that people like you know, throwing those punches back. But but that's that's that's not what members are here to do. To to to you, well, you had six with these guys in your gym, Well you had six with a Chinese spy. That the to me, that's

a degradation. And when I think about George Washington, I was doing a tour last night of two high school student groups that came together, and I looked at the pictures you get. You've got George Washington, You've you've got Abraham Lincoln, you've got Ronald Reagan. And I think a certain level of decorum and integrity people expect you to get up here and lead and this name calling back and force. Look, I know, I know it's cute at

times. I know there's I know there's some things we'd like to attack the bad guys and go after them, and we should call them out by name when they're doing things at term our country. But this back and force of talking about who did this or who did that? I just I don't see how it's productive. Um. I will say this though, Um, you know this is again, this was in a this was in a committee hearing.

But going back to your George Washington reference is probably a good thing because I think Ben Franklin had sex with everybody, right, Wasn't that his rep He was quite the lady? Yeah, and even in his eighties and back then, I don't know the pharmaceutical industry was quite what it is today, but yes, that was his reputation. Yeah. All right, Well let me let me flip over to something you talked about, a White House visit.

We've had a series of stories that have all had some similarities. We had a young man and we don't know and I'm just gonna say, we don't know all the details of these stories. They're very fresh. So I'm not here to pass judgment on that, but I am to point out that already political decisions are being made. We had a young man who went to reportedly went to the wrong house to pick up siblings, was met with a homeowner who shot him. He survived. We had a young woman who was

a passenger in a car up in New York. They drove into the wrong driveway. She was shot and killed in the first story, the young man survived. And then here in North Carolina, we have a story where a six year old girl and her parents were shot at after her ball reportedly went into a neighbor's yard. He became irate. The fathers sustained significant injury because he was shielding his daughter and his daughter's mother. I don't know if they're

married. And this guy's on the loose. And yet the White House in the same time frame has only invited the young man to come to the White House and summer, claiming it's because he's black, the homeowner's white, and in the other instances the victims are white. So do you put any stock in that. Is this just that disturbing of a politicalization of these horrible stories. Well, well, Casey, first of all, anytime there's victims a

situation. It ought to move all of us. We should never be desensitized to that. But this is nothing new. You go back to two thousand and nine when a lot of this was accelerated when President Obama there was a Cambridge police officer there in Massachusetts. He saw a guy trying to break into a house he didn't know he was the homeowner. Before President Obama even knew all the facts, he called the white officer out. Yeah, yes,

exactly right. It edited a beer summit because he realized the kind of blowback that he was receiving there. But this has been the narrative. Many of these elitists, leftist leaders, they know that their mill ticket is they have to keep racial division tinue concert that's part of their stick, that's part of how they operate because they know if they begin to lose minority communities, their goose is cooked. So they will do all the different things intentionally and think

about this intentionally creating division in our country. That's their goal to be able to keep this stuff stirred up and turned up. And I think that's one of the reasons we've got the pushback is speak against it. What all you guys getting into in Washington this week. Well, I don't know about you, guy. I mean, I'm kind of looking for purview. There was next week, I'll be here. I was getting some things worked out to be here when the South Korean President gives the joint address. But I will

share this and probably first time publicly we did. We took some meetings with the Republican Governors Association yesterday and just as we continue to look at some options and things here. So just staying busy. I've been blessed to run a successful business consulting company, So a lot of things going on right now. All right, busy, busy, busy. So uh oh wait, hold on, then I got sorry. I opened the wrong story. I was gonna seamlessly transition. It was going so smooth, and then I screwed it

all up. So you just want to say here, um, hey, I thought this was interesting and just because it's part of a larger conversation. Did you see this story about the new US history textbooks and how Donald Trump is in there? Did you did you see this ap story? Oh? This is I think I've been with you so far of new every story, I haven't seen this one all right, Yeah, And so basically the new

college level history classes is there. Ap US history textbooks are out and they're the first to include a thorough quote coverage, thorough coverage of the Trump presidency. And if you haven't seen this, and you had to guess, how would you think that Donald Trump is portrayed in this book versus say, his predecessor Barack Obama? Would you say that one to ten, I'm going to

come in between the two two and a half maybe in the book. Among other things that are now being utilized by let's see six different states, new York among them, because it originated actually out of New York. The twenty sixteen election is said to have played out the way that it did because of

Russian medaling. This is the history. These are the history books for the smartest students among us, and they if they didn't know anything about any of it, they would be told that the twenty sixteen election got Donald Trump elected because of Russian meddling. Also, they there's a bunch of stuff that they left out. But if you just claim that they're going for time, the other important things that they decided to fill it with is a miss a miss

representation that includes Michael Brown having his hands up right. This is just during during all of this, so that was obviously during the Obama administration leading in to Trump. Also, yeah, I was gonna say Trump is portrayed is dumb and a sexual predator. And the coronavirus pandemic is said to have been the result of mishandling of animals at a wet market. These are history books. When people claim you're trying to rewrite history, they accuse Republicans of this.

They're talking, they're talking about history from the eighteen seventies. This is stuff from eighteen minutes ago. And there's four giant factual problems with this. We're doom, yeah, and this is well, we're none doom. Get if if if we pushed the legislation through like university universal school or what I call parental choice where people can get their children out of it. The problem is is that a lot of folks don't pay attention to what their children are

being taught. You use one example to Michael Brown situation. Even President Obama's own an attorney general came out into bump that. I'm going to bet that's not a included I remember doing a patriotic production. I had about forty World War Two veterans. This is about ten years ago, and wonder World Two veterans had a book and its and he came up to me. He said, this is my granddaughter, great granddaughter's history book. And he says it

has one paragraph on World War Two in the history book. So, yeah, this is an ongoing issue. And if we don't teach this generation or history, first of all, there's no appreciation. And we wonder why patriotism and those kinds of things continue to plummet is because we haven't taught the sacrifices that were paid for for us to be able to have the liberty that we

appreciate. It's a it's an epidemic issue of children not knowing about their history, and that's why we've got to get them into schools that do teach proper history. Donald Trump is referred to, and I'm quoting here, as a sexual predator, while Bill Clinton is simply said to have been dogged by scandal, with no mention of any specifics there whereas the other Oh, and the book also contains the Trump Arlottesville incident, where he referred to Nazis as very

fine people on both sides. Um, obviously that was not the totality of what he said, and he specifically literally the breath before condemned Nazis. But um, that. But people wonder how this stuff goes into the accepted version of what is history. Right Sarah Palin said she could see Russia from her front porch. No, she didn't, never said it. Tina Fay said it, and it's and then it makes you wonder how much stuff in history

books. If I can just these are all lived experiences of me, I know better, But how much of the stuff when I was a kid sitting there in history class, which I immensely enjoyed, was complete and nutter bs. That's that's what terrifies me. How much stuff is just one steam and polo bs? Because politics actually drove the you know, drove what wasn't carried, wasn't included. Yes, Um, yeah, And I think that's I think it's very important to make sure that we teach a proper understanding of history

and getting in this education. It's not just what we're teaching our students to think, it's it's we should be also concentrating and teaching them how to think, how to process, information, critical thinking skills. But when you see this kind of rot in the system there, it is a huge issue. And going back to the racial aspect of this, our students start being tough.

Yes, teach them the history. Teach where when we talked about all men were created equal, it wasn't necessarily true that time, it was aspirational. But the great thing about America is that we never quit trying. We never put working toward that lofty goal that for all men would would be able to be created equal, For this would become the land of opportunity for every

man and woman, boy and girl. That's what we can celebrate. We don't have a problem teaching as far as the ups and downs and maybe not getting it all right day one. But the reason this is the most exceptional country that's ever existed, it is because many people went the force and paid the ultimate price that this could become a place of opportunity for everyone, no

matter your background, credo, religion. And then finally the atf well, actually, you know what, I'm not gonna have time to get into this. I will give you one example though, that's in there. And they talk about how Donald Trump is a big fat racist, and then the example they use in the in the article is him tweeting that Lebron James is not that intelligent and attacking Maxine Waters for her lack of intelligence. This is him. Well, yeah, I've witnessed the letter whenn't I can? I can?

I can verify that one? Oh yes, all right, so they didn't get something right, I guess. All right, Mark Walker, all right, sound think you got a lot working on, and we'll keep plugging away. Chat with you next week, sir, Good fourth tier, Casey, take care by bye. Yeah, all right, there you go. Former Congressman Mark Walker joining us here on the case O Day Radio program.

Yeah. Donald Trump constantly attacked political minority political opponents, including when he referred to Lebron James as not that intelligent and also Maxine Waters as quote lacking intelligence. So so Lebron James is forever enshrined in history with Donald I just can't all right, there you go, got that story. I was speaking of the ATF thing. I'll play that audio for you coming up, speaking of a lack of intelligence. Hang on, celebrating ten years of keeping you connected.

This is ninety four five WPTI in the triad and one oh six one FM talk in the Triangle Man. The Northern Railway, which is the essentially the railway in the northern part of the UK, also home to where the Harry Potter train would run, apparently has a problem. They're asking people riding their trains to stop watching porn on their trains in full view of other passengers,

and suggesting that instead they wait until they get home. Well, home is where your family is, and you don't want to watch freaky porn in front of them, I mean, come on. But also is is that really? Is there some sort of big porn problem with the Hogwarts crowd that I'm unaware of? What is wizard porn? Even? Is wizard porn even a thing? Are you really asking that? But any you know the answer the question, how do you know that there's wizard porn? We've gone over

this before in the show. Anytime we ask the question is there blank porn? And you search? The answer I over ninety nine point nine percent of the time has been yes, we found Gilly sup porn. Do you not remember that there's no way that could be a thing. Oh, covid porn too, I remember? So you're trying out one of the biggest franchises in cinematic history. Right, of course, there's gonna be wizard porn. Yeah, I'm sure there is, um, but would you want to watch it?

I guess man, it's the question. I don't even know? Man, what are the movie name? What is the name of the Wizard porn? Should somebody want to do some research? Well, I mean one of the movies is called Chamber of Secrets, so oh wow, Well as you can hold on? What are all the Harry Potter Oh, the Prisoner? I bet that Prisoner of askaband? Right, yeah, I bet that was a real easy fix for that title. Oh no, yeah, okay, all right, Well anyways, if you're over there and you're on the Hogwarts

Express or whatever, please stop watching wizard porn. You're creeping everybody out, all right? Very good? Ah? What the heck is that? Why is there a bunch of Harry Potter stories in the news today? A couple who spent twenty five thousand dollars on a Harry Potter wedding having ray has enraged the internet. Oh of course everyone's gonna have Who cares if they want to Harry Potter themed wedding. Well, you're probably dealing with two people thought they'd

never find love anyway. So but what do you people are mad at them? Oh oh it's Chicago, okay, all right, because here's their pushback that money could have gone to and then insert whatever their pet project is. Yeah, no, shut up. If they want to have a Harry Potter

themed wedding, let them. I mean, you make that joke about them finding each other, right, Like, oh, well, but that's really a major part of this whole fallout when it comes to JK Rowling and stuff, because you have these people who are very shy, socially awkward, and they found an identity in the Harry Potter and they built their identity and their

life around this fictional universe. And then jk Rowling comes out and says something that doesn't align with the identity they've given themselves, and all hell breaks loose because it's like it's like they're losing part of themselves in it. There's no disconnect. It's weird, man, well but right, But the people who are attacking them are mad because they're surmising one that the month they could have

spent the money on whatever the project as they want. But more importantly, if you're doing a Harry Potter themed wedding, chances are you're going to buy Harry Potter themed merch and of course she's going to get a royalty from that. So now anything, anybody exhibiting any Harry Potter stuff is going to inflame a bunch of internet rolls, let alone a twenty five thousand dollars wedding.

I want to have a Harry Potter themed birthday party next month, not because I give a crap, but because I think it will enrage people on the internet. So let's make that happen. It won't be REO because I'm not spending the money, but yeah, you can make anything look real on the internet, like you spend a gazillion like these influencers and their little fake airplane studio. So what the hell? Man? You see? The latest fallout was people faking go into Coachella. Yeah, I did see. Do you

see that article? Yeah? Right? But you know what, would you have any interest in go into Coachella being around a bunch of sweaty hippies don't even know what. I would not. And then especially if like if you're followers on the Graham or whatever, expect you to go to that like I've been on Springs Area. It's pretty cool if you want to go at the right time of the year, played some golf, I got some great courses. I still don't want to be around a bunch of sweaty hippies for days

on end, all on hallucinogenic drugs. I thought Coachella was your passion, pay spending all their parents money. No, no, it is not my passion. It's wizard porn. Wizard Pocus my new passion. Yes, into the Wizard porn. So all right, everybody's crazy. Check this out. Speaking of cosplay, kind of do this is? This story is crazy? A Civil War reenactor Antifa self identified ANTIFA member, I don't believe he's a Civil War reenactor, be honest with you, but was definitely posing as one.

So the self identified Antifa who posed as a Civil War reenactor has pled guilty to planting a bomb on a Virginia battlefield to harm and or kill Civil War reenactors. This is bonkers. Gerald Drake of Winchester, Virginia pled guilty to placing a bomb at the Cedar Creek Battlefield in Middletown of Virginia. According to investigators, Drake had placed a pipe bomb composed of metal nuts, a mercury switch, a battery ball, bearings, black and red wires, and

powder at the battlefield during during a re enactment. Well, by the way, none of that's still not none of that. But a lot of that stuff is not within the period. I don't think in eighteen seventies we had a lot of mercury switches and electrical wiring. I mean we did have some. They were, you know, people working on that stuff, but in its current form. And so if you're gonna do you're gonna be part of a re enactment, and you're dressed as a Union soldier or however he was

dressed, I'm assuming he went Union. You can't have stuff that's not of the period. That's not correct, sir. The other guys will call you out for that. The defendants sought to intimidate and harm innocent people, and also sent a series of emails attempting to so discontent by falsely claiming that the attempted bombing was politically motivated. This whole thing is weird. So are they

saying that he was But he is Antifa. But he didn't mean too and he wanted to pin it on. I don't know what the hell's going on, DJ said. Drake, who self identifies as a member of ANTIFA, also sent letters to newspapers and several individuals. I'm on clear, what's going on here? Is this guy a loon who's trying to double frame like a reverse reverse agent? What side in them? And the battle? Was?

He on? Oh? That's it, doesn't say one of the letters addressed to Cedar Creek Battlefield people, So that re enacting the battle clearly celebrates the war to keep African Americans in chains. The pipe bomb was discovered during the recognition the one hundred and fifty third anniversary of the battle, which would have been October twenty seventeenth, So this thing's been going on a while. Although the bomb did not go off, it did result in the cancelation of the

rest of the planned events after being discovered. The bomb was, according to DOJ, was intended to instill fear and cause harm to those attending the re enactment. The battle, which took place in eighteen sixty four, actually had a significant much more significant casualty on the Union side. However, is largely

seen as a Union victory. As General Sheridan I was able to lead a successful counterattack that forced General Early Major General Jubal Early was a Confederate general troops to retreat after the forces surprised three cores at the beginning of the battle, so he was dressed his union. I don't know, maybe not I it's worded very interestingly here. Well anyway, so there you go. It could

be sentenced up to ten years in prison. So but remember you're dealing with the same folks up Virginia where they just they just ruled up in Virginya that you cannot use firearms, blasts or what was it threatening a threatening means of attack even though you are faking it as part of reenactments. So they basically screwed future reenactments up there. If you want to do it on what is a state owned battlefield property or state park. So maybe it's a moot point

going forward, all right, race staging from the weather channel. I want to be a weather weekend to go reenact the Civil War battle. What's up?

Well, I think it could be because my guesses have to be that there's been some nice weather and there's been some rains, so you can actually battle in all types of conditions Saturday, some rainfall, Sunday, some sunshine, a warm the hot weather here today and tomorrow mid eighties, the upper eighties to near ninety confined to aries around a triangle in south and just southeast of US, and try it to be probably eighty five ish and that's all.

We'll be in the middle eighties. And then on Saturday a threat for showers and showers mainly in the afternoon and evening. But the sunshine returns on Sunday and we do cool down, so we'll be closer to probably the mid seventies on Saturday, near seventies, Sunday forties at night, and then early next week left some dry weather. Later next week it's a little unsettled, maybe a little pressure developing j C. And that can bring some heavier rain

in. So yeah, if that's what you choose to do, I say you have to do because you have to learn to survive at all types of elements. Okay, all right, well, there you go. We'll ask on the word thank you. All right, man, take care and we'll come back chat with Jeff Bellinger next hang on NIC show. After the show's on the iHeart Radio app search case O Day for the podcast on the iHeart Radio app. All Right, Casey Oda Radio program time for Bloomberg Update.

Jeff Bellingers joining us JEP. What's going on today, sir Well, Good morning, Casey. Yesterday another day of little movement on Wall Street. The major averages ended mix but now fell by a quarter percent. Changes for the NASDAC and S and P five hundred barely registered as percentages right now. The futures are lower across the board. DAL futures down one hundred seventy points. Number of workers signing up for unemployment benefits top forecast. Last week, The

Labor Department counted two hundred forty thousand first time applications. That was five thousand more than the prior week. There was also an increase in the number of continuing claims that suggests it's taking longer for workers to land on their feet after being laid off. The nation's economy has essentially stalled, According to Federal Reserve

officials who contributed to the Central banks latest Beige Book. Hiring and inflation have slowed in recent weeks, and access to credit has narrowed, they say. A Tesla posted weeker that expected quarterly results After the markets closed yesterday, price reductions took a poll. Grelon Musk made a decision that increased demand was more important than bigger profits. This job won't win you any popularity contests, but

there are openings for repoll men and women. More people who finance their purchases of cars and boats are falling behind on their payments. The repossession industry held a conference recently. It was in Orlando. Half of the attendees said they were struggling now to fill some vacant positions. To slow start to the spring home buying season has resulted in lower prices and to drop in new listings.

Now it's starting to claim jobs. The home buying and selling platform open Door Technologies is laying off five hundred sixty employees and casey Ikea is planning to expand its presence here in the US. There ready to assemble furniture. Retailer will invest more than two billion dollars to make that happen. Ikea says the first phase of the expansion will involve the opening of eight new stores, nine plan and order points, and nine hundred new pickup locations. More than two thousand

jobs will be created. I Kea Casey. All right, real quick, I gotta ask you if you if you had to pick to spend time and chat with any of these three royals, who would it be? Megan marcle h, Princess Diana or uh what is um? Am? I thinking of William's wife Middleton, Kate Middleton? Um, which of the three would you prefer? Princess Diana would be a neat trick. Well, we're assuming, we're assuming that it could happen. I understand that. I understand by talking

Megan Marcole. Okay, all right, well I appreciate it. Thank you very much, sir. Okay, we'll chat tomorrow. Sounds good. Have a good day. All right, there we go, Ross, get one of those ordered, well, maybe get it in time for Christmas, Don and on over By the way, you all can stop sending me wizard porn links. Okay, we're good. I'm sorry I said anything. I'm fine. I don't actually want to see any of those. They are creative on the names. I can't read a lot of them, but holy crap,

and the Prisoner of Azkaband is exactly as we surmised it was. By the way, Ross, we were one hundred percent right, Harry Potter and the Loins of Fire the philosophers. It rhymes with stone and it's you have them in your body. But they don't mean when you know what like a femur. That's not what they're referring to. I'll let you think the word. This one's interesting. Where is it do do fantastic breasts? And where to find them? So? Yes, thank you for sending your links. I'm

I'm good. I don't need any of those. Can you believe we did that whole story? I didn't even play my Harry Potter parody song. You know that's on me? Do I have time for that? Yeah? What the heck? Let's go ahead and fill time, shall we. This is when Dumbledore they figured out he's the actor, was dead. Voco sexuals and hard ones. I'm sure they roamed the halls with a burner, but receptors meeting in the bathroom stars. He used their one's great skill put each other's

fireballs. That Albus Dumbledore was the guess of them mall, he wasn't Old Game wizards powers were the best, and the Old Game wizard then I have never guessed unders wrong head thew we know when he was sporting one. Verry Potto was his favorite. When he came on the scene, had a scar upon his forehead and then asked like an ectarene, who you never saw him swishing? I bet he was a dog. That Alba Stumbledore was the gast of the Marshall up Dall. And if that irritates some moon Bats, well

then that's by designed. So there you go. Anything having to do with Harry Potter apparently irritates moon bat. So there we go. And then real quickly before we get out of here, Ross, I'm gonna call CPS Ross and his kids to school dressed as a poor today. But it's career day and he's what a rate. He's a twitch host or a radio a radio host with a haze for sheriff hat. I saw that they wanted me to speak at career day and I was like, no, can't do it,

Kendy. I'm not gonna wish that upon anyone. He's making a horrible decision, corrupting all those kids. If you played Justin Bieber for a living, Actually, what I do is say talk about the spread of cultural Marxism in the school district. Yeah, that's with a bunch of young kids hear some of their teachers are out to get them. You know, probably best. You were too busy to do that. Probably for the best. All right, very good, we gotta roll. Happy Thursday. We'll talk to you

tomorrow. I'll have a good month.