Thursday-2-15-2024

Valentine's Day. You survive Valentine's Day, so that's good. Talking to my buddy yesterday, he was on the super last minute flowers thing. I'm like, this one doesn't move. If you're gonna do if you do the flowers thing, this one doesn't move. You know, some holidays move and you're like, yesterday, I was trying to figure out it is stupid because today's ash Wednesday or yesterday was ash Wednesday. Ross has my brain all messed up

with thinking it was Thursday yesterday Yesterday was ash Wednesday. So like, mathematically is I should know when Easter? I still had to look it up. Yesterday, I was trying to figure out why a flight was so damned expensive. Man around our vacation time. By the way, Ross and I will be taking a vacation for a week in the middle of March, so start complaining now, Well, it's to it's to celebrate our our Irish ancestry. Yeah, a whole week coincide with the St Patrick's Day weekend, but that

is a happy coincidence. I mentioned on the air where I'm going, Ross, do you remember where I said I was going and where I was looking for an airline ticket and I just really expensive in Narnia or something, where was it it has an I A at the end Thailand that has an n D And no, that's like that's where you go to get arrested for stuff. No, no, not no, it's it's it's in this it's in this time or is it in this time zone? It's it's in this time

zoner within an hour of Argentina. That is correct it. I knew it. I'm doing it. I swore I was gonna do it. And you said that you needed a week off and I always take you know, something in the spring. And I'm like, and I went to like Galopago Slade, I'm gonna go to Argentina and watch what the hell's going on there, because the videos that keep emerging from the new president there are amazing. Now,

look, I understand that there is stunting. I get that, and I understand that the Argentinian president was a he was a media personality, and now he's this and and and obviously that aided him in acquisition of the office. Like he understood the camera. He understood how things translate when people see videos of it. He was up there with a chainsaw slice and stuff like he was gonna slice govern which which sounds very propish, but it's very effective.

And then yesterday videos kept popping up because he's walking around a flight doing a meet and greet, a flight bound for Argentina. I'm assuming Bueno Sorre's from Rome and he but he's in a commercial jet, which you know, that's the crazy part. We're a leader private jet. We just saw the Super Bowl with five and forty two private jets, the biggest chunk of which were flying back to Los Angeles. But they have paper straws, so it's okay. I mean, listen, listen to the people on on the plane.

Here man, here's the only thing I got. I got. I had to listen to a few times. I'm on my Spanishish language learning journey. I didn't hear anything offensive in there. I I that being said, do we have ross? Do we have? Did you did you trans did you get the translation? Yeah? No, because there's like, you know, actual video of him walking down the aisle and talking. But he's because

he's doing like a meet and greet with people. He's shaking hands and he's talking to everybody, and I I have no like, listen, I don't speak any Spanish at all? Or is that what they speak there? Is it Spanish? No idea? Yes it is. Yeah. Basically, if you're in South America and you're not French, Surinam, Surinam or Brazil, I think you speak Spanish, I'm probably missing one. And if not,

you speak French or Dutch, which is an actual language. Well, I was just curious as to what he was saying or French guy on, excuse me? Oh, well, but but so it and this is the thing. So you have the AI access and A you can use AI now and I've seen this now this is I again. This is why I say it's so important who controls the algorithms? Right? So you can literally ask AI to translate a video and then it will pop up another video with it translated.

That's what that video that they had translated of him doing that speech here a couple of weeks ago, that was an AI one, and I saw a bunch of native Spanish speakers saying it was mostly right. There's always inflections. You're gonna lose. No translators perfect, So I know, it's sort of like what they do at the UN when they give a speech and you have the person giving a like the translation underneath it, but it's like the AI version of it that you can get. It's like free online. Yeah.

Yeah, we don't have to pay. I'm trying to remember who was in the movie with the interpreter. Yeah, we don't have to pay people to do We just say, well, Ross pays, he pays whatever. Twitter's thing is. So do we know what he was saying because I heard the one conversation. I picked up a few words. I think he was asked about the woman's grand kid, but I didn't hear the totality right becoming the video online we just tweeted out or post on the x at Casey in

the radio. It's on Facebook two. Yeah, Casey of the radio program there. Yeah. So there's two different cuts because I mean, he walks down the aisle. It's a long video that we tweeted out. Yeah, he's walking on the aisle for like five or six minutes, So there's two different cuts of the translation of what he's saying, oh to the people, all right, all right, all right, so yeah, but but but

again the scene center he's flying back from Rome to Argentina. So obviously you know you can have the plane at the very least is half Italian, half Argentinian probably, and he's just meeting and greeting his peeps, and of course people were very upset. And I saw somebody goes pricing in first class. Maybe I didn't see what Caroline's on. Maybe, but you know what, it's a it's not a g it's on his own jet. It's the point that he's making. I don't care, by the way, I don't care

if he flies in his own jet. I feel that there's a bunch of leftist moon bats like that, you know, uh, one of these psychopath Bernie bro but Argentinian style, who probably will mean to do this dude harm so and who knows, maybe turns into a dictator anyway. All right, so let's hear how he interacts with the people, whether it's heartfelt or not, because I think that's get how some politicians it's really canned. And let's uh, let's let let's see how this actually go. All right. So

all right, so it's the TL what trans translate? I got it, So t L one, t L two with Mulio. All right, all right, here we go. Here he is talking to that older lady. I reference was so great. Olive Garden is authentic Italian cuisine. The chefs are trained in Tuscany. After a full belly. I enjoyed the Hayes for Sheriff Woodshell. What fun, what entertainment? That's the Hayes for Sheriff twitch channel and then Viva Argentina. That's not a thing. I'm sorry what.

I didn't expect that at all. You didn't huh? Didn't see that coming around the corner woke up this morning. Never could have imagined. I never even talked to the guy, even though he knew about the Twitch channel. I guess. I guess it's popular in Argentina. I don't know, or the olive Garden Viva Argentina. You know Rome's not in Tuscany, right, but be fair, he may have traveled to Tuscany and then uh left from Rome? Do we have is the other trans all right? Hold on,

I'm assuming the other translation. This is AI, dude? The A No? Well, I understand, all right, all right, just for the purpose of the show. Can I hit number two? Should I hit numbers? Should? Okay? All right? How did you say that again? How you said it? You should like is that confidence or bait? I can't well, well, here we go. I do not fear globalists. The only thing I fear are bears. Bears are terrifying, especially ghost bears.

Only one man has vanquished a ghost bear, a Wyoming legend called Casey O Day. Oh. Check out this podcast, the CaCO Dare radio program on my Heart Radio. That Ross guy is funny too. Wow, what a show. Viva Argentina again with that thing. That's not a thing, but it did sound like that was more accurate. Actually, until you could just let me have one. You had one, get one. You got a mention in there. He's a big fan of the show man. I

wonder if I'll get invited to the presidential Palace. You know it's real because that's how he finishes all of his statements in front of you, and so he's Viva Argentina. No, it's like the Imitation Game where they crack it because of Yle Hitler. You're absolutely right, Jersey, that movie, by the way, I've not okay. Oh, spoiler alert, boiler alert if you ever watching Imitation Game, and there's there is partial, partial, mostly

truth to it. The way that they figured out the Enigma machine in the movie, and the way it's presented is that you know, he couldn't figure out what was going on, and then it dawned upon them, whether it was Turing or one of the others, that every time these idiots say something, they follow it with Hyle Hitler. So knowing what the last phrase was, they had all of the letters translated and that they could apply to the

rest of the message and then kind of fill in the blanks. Now, is it historically accurate or is it one of these like based on a true stories? Because I don't like living in fantasy land. You know, I'm a strickler for accuracy and the rules, and I mean this, I'm a big rules guy. It's that's been them accuracy guy. It's my passion. So I don't want to watch one of these movies. It's like just like in La La Land and it's like not real, that's a movie La La

Land. I don't know if you know that, uh it is? The concept is it's my understanding that hal Hitler was part of it, but you know, and it's a it's a methodology for code breaking for a lot of things, right if you know, like if you know that the way that somebody speaks is going to have a required word, and it can be as simple as sir, yes, sir right, because you're you're using speech patterns

and you're applying it. So if if if you were to capture radio traffic and it was encoded in the way that it was with Enigma, and you knew it to be a response of a subordinate soldier to a superior soldier, it might give you clues. So yeah, it kind of tugs on the strings, but it limits it to really the most famous phrase when in reality it was a bunch of stuff. But it was a hell of a thing

that they did. So yeah, and you, as a stickler for accuracy, obviously can appreciate that, right that they I'm a big Yeah, it was so great. Olive garden is authentic Italian quizzy. The chefs are trained in Tuscany. Enjoy. Here's the thing. Sometimes geographical locations are a different word in a different language, but a lot of times names are not. So like, Tuscany is Tuscany in whatever language you're saying. Italy's a little

difference Italia. I mean, I didn't program the EI, so just looking at don't be angry at the messenger here. You know, I'm not I'm not. I'm just sounds like I want to make sure that people. Did you not kill a ghost bear? Did you? Uh? I didn't. I'm sorry. I'm not questioning the second one. Oh, but that's the real one. It's like every other time we do this, right where you put in some Joe dirt cut right, and then I get to the actual

cut. I'm I'm simply dealing with the suspect cut of the status. It's just I mean, he's so down to earth. I mean, yes, he's in a plane, so I don't know if that's a pun i'd use, but yeah, yeah, Or he's a politician to realize that that would look really good, you know what I'm saying. But it is what it is. But of course the reaction is and they don't know how to act, all right. I had to look this up because I didn't. I do know that there are bears in the Andes Mountains, but they they just

don't go hard like hard bears. Yeah, so I looked at up the and and Dan bear. It's actually a speckled bear. How big is this thing? Though? It's not that big and it does touch into art just into Argentina, just a very very very northern part but it's not very big. So there's that they have way scarier things, way scarier things. I gotta tell you, man, I remember it's specifically an Ecuador two, which is now I guess in a full uh coup. So glad I went last

year. It's like they they have like really horrific monster stories that are quite fascinating, and Galopago spawned quite a few of them. Columbia they had one too, but of course they got scarier things. They're like narco terrorists, so maybe the like they have their own version of a Yetti down there, except it's a ghost Bigfoot. Did you know this? So you're kind of the point is that that's kind of on that there is some accuracy there.

They have a big Foot, but it's a demon and not just you know, an offshoot of apes. So I feel like, why are you looking at me like it made that up? I put it through the translator and that's what keep I'm not. I'm informing you terrifying Bigfoot of the Pacific Northwest, or the very same creature who, among other things, doesn't just murder you by tearing you apart with its big strong arms, but also will rape you. Right, So like Harry Henderson's doesn't really compete, say Harry and

the Henderson's. If like that, the the pill the porn people got a hold of it, contemplate that we'll be back. Let me grab a quick call there as we talking about the Argentinian president. Don't worry. We'll get into the Kansas City and sanity and everything else real quick. Donna, what's up? Good morning? Casey. Yep, So you're flying into the Andes. Huh No, I'm specifically not. The Andes are the Andy one. The Andes are over on the other side. Bonos AI's on the it's on

the Atlantic. I was gonna say, I hope you like the taste of flesh, you know, you know most people don't need. By the way, let me ask you a question, Donna, who do you think who do you think had to resort to cannibalism in that plane crash? Who was it? Yeah? Who on the who? Who was the bulk of the people that were the survivors that crashed that eventually had to resort to cannibalism, among other things? The cannibals, right, right? But where were they

from Oh uh were they from Argentina who were run Now? Oh no, they weren't. It really Argentina. The only thing Argentina had to do with that is the fact that they had to fly over the very tip of it and a mountain in Argentina which was a turning point for aircraft making a descent into Chile. The pilots screwed up and thought he he thought he was there already, so he started to descend and then he sheared the wings off hitting

the mountain. They were actually a rugby team from Uruguay that were flying to Chile and then they crashed in Argentina. And ironically they were also from Carrasco, which is which is like one of the richest seaside towns. It's a vacation destination. It's like it's like a Malibu for Uruguay and rich Argentinians because they shared the border right there, and so it's all these politicians kids and like like they had the money. That's a crazy story if people have never

actually read all the way about it. So, but I won't be flying that fantastic. I won't be flying. I have not booked my ticket yet. I was doing it yesterday. But it's that gave me the you should probably wait thing, and the flight path would have me not going over the andies. So I see, I was gonna say, you could go from uh John Wayne Casey two dahmer. Okay, all right, no, I'll just but I'll fight the I'll fight the ghost YETI yeah, you too,

don I have a good one, that ghost Yet he rolls? How horrific is that? I remember the first time I heard it. Right, it's like a regular yetti. What happens if a regular yet he catches you. I don't mean the jack Lynks one right, rips your limbs off, bigfoot catch it rips your limbs off, or it lopes into the woods, gives you a nice story and you can do a TV show on Discovery. I don't know. But down there it may not just murder you. It may

actually violate you. And it's it's it's it's supernatural. That's where I have to assume if you're some traveler and that the Argentinian ghost YETI goes like the latter. It's like, I'm not gonna kill you, but now you're Andy Dufrain and we're the guys in the laundry room. At that point, I gotta think you're just laying there like that sniper at the end of Full Metal Jacket. Do you know what I'm saying? So you gotta gotta keep your head on the swivel. But yeah, I don't think the andys will be

a problem. It's really cheap down there, just so as you know, all right eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four what is this? Oh? All right? So you just send me an email. Another radio station was offered in an interview with Don Trump Don Junior. How many times do we have Don Junior on like a bunch right between him and Eric? I feel like we talked. How many times did we talk about bloodspore before we talked about it with the President? I feel you it was a lot.

Yeah, basically, yeah, it's not just about going out and grabbing those especially when you get into the campaign stuff. They got whole surrogates that try to pitch you this stuff. You would not believe when I get pitched every day. So well, we'll wait for that. But thanks for the email, sir, But I swear we talked to Don Junior Eric or why am I forgetting Eric's wife's name? It is from North Carolina because I mispronounced it. So now I've screwed up my head. Laura, Lara or Laura

Right. I feel like we talked to between those three probably a dozen times, so we'll get there. I have to come up with some other bloodsport though, to talk about. All right, six forty CaCO Day Radio program Off to Kansas City, the victory parade for the Kansas City Chiefs taking place yesterday. Unfortunately, not everybody came to just party. In fact, here's a reporter setting up to do a live shot. You're not gonna hear him, but listen to the background. That's somebody busting caps, a lot of

them busting a lot of caps, leaving one person dead. Is the number twenty or twenty one injured? And in a crazy video where you see fellow Chiefs, fans, partygoers, whatnot running this dude down in mad No, no him, We tackle him? Yeah who? So uh yeah, so they got him, they held him. Ros am I allowed to say that they held him because you're not allowed to say the Chiefs he hold anyone.

I don't know if that if that works here, well, this is the fans, so that's probably Okay, the narrative, as you can imagine, I think people really wanted it to be some sort of you know, they basically wanted one of the Trump sons out there doing it so they could get their political wet dream. But uh no, we're it. I don't know if it was some sort of beef between a couple of people that escalated or what. You got some some folks with some gang style criminal records now up

involved in this. So but pretty you know, aready terrified. I will say this. Uh they the Kansas City Police, they instagra around, man. I know, the citizens tackled and some people are like, oh, here's some police over here who are just standing there talking to each other quite a way as a way, and I'm like, yeah, a lot of people when they hear stuff like what you hear here, aren't able to delineate that's gunshots versus fireworks. I think, Uh, I think a lot of

people misconstrue what those noises are. And you would assume during a celebration you might hear fireworks and it could be hard to tell, but you want to fireworks tend to pop in a pretty consecutive, systemic manner when you have the multis, So that's a good indicator. But there's there, there's if you shoot enough, you'll you'll you'll kind of get an ear for it. But yeah, everyone's snapped in and there was like a billion police in a hot

second and then all the people. So kudos to them for grabbing this dude. A couple it was two arrests, maybe it's three. At the conclusion of the chiefs rally today, there were shots fired on the west side of Union Station. Immediately officers responded to the area, took two people into custody, and also immediately rendered life sustaining aid to those victims. We're still gathering information on the number and the status of victims, but like I said,

we know that one of the victims is deceased. We also know that officers ran towards danger. Officers were there to keep everyone safe. I'm angry at what happened today. The people who came to this celebrate should expect a safe environment. We had over eight hundred law enforcement officers Kansas City and other agencies at the location to keep everyone safe. Because of bad actors, which were very few, this tragedy occurred, all right, So the total number that

were placed in the handcuffs was four at the time. That's why I'm a little washy on the number. We do know some details about a couple of these cats, but yeah, yeah, so, you know, just trying to have a parade celebrate your Super Bowl victory and that happens. And yeah, again, she's not wrong. There was a ton of cops down there. But you know, this is the kind of stuff that I'm terrified. Did you see what's going on in Chicago? Man? Holy cow? All

right? So you know, you know how I can be a little critical on some of the stuff that Durham's doing there. And the reason is because by the time you start bringing in technology like shot Spotter, there's probably a good chance you've been derelict in your actual law enforcement duties up to this point. Because shot spotter is an audible you know, it's basically a bunch of

listening devices throughout a neighborhood and if they hear a particular frequency. I mean, the technology is pretty simple, a certain frequency within the from an audio standpoint, it meets whatever they think it should. Then it sends a message to officers and then they can respond. Now, there's some things that can

sound like it. But it also it kind of points out that the people in the neighborhood have stopped calling you, because that's the other way we used to in major cities find out that shots were fired, people would call the damn police. So if you're to the point where people aren't even calling the police, that's on you. But what's getting ready to happen in Chicago. I'll tell you about it here in a minute. Andrew, what's up? Hey, good morning, Casey. Yeah, you were talking about gunshots sounding

like fireworks. I mean, there's a there's a ton of different things that can do that, like a dumpster being picked up by a trash truck. If you're displaced by buildings, it can sound like a controlled debt really easily. Yep. Yeah, yeah, so I do because people are sitting there. They're sitting there, and there they I saw them. They saw three police officers who didn't immediately respond when the radio traffic hit. They did. But I'm like, I think most people would think it's fireworks. I really

think that they would, especially in a celebratory thing. Do you know what I'm saying? Oh? Sure, Well, And if the people are like, once you hear the people screaming. I bet that probably grab their attention, but you got to give a split second to figure out like do I need to start running towards something or do I just need to say right here? Yeah? Yeah, so but yeah, it was was dealt with quickly, and I'll see if they try to push a narrative out, but it

is what it is. Kansas City has they got a big crime problem there too. All right, Andrew, thanks for the call, appreciate it. Although if you ask anybody from Kansas city' what side is the problem, they'll say the Kansas side, not the Missouri side. And but like Saint Louis is even worse. So there's something to think about if you're ever visiting. Not I I've been to both cities, had fun in both cities, but uh, yeah, you careful where you go. It's all I'm saying,

all right, eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four. So what what is happening in Chicago? It's yeah, oh yeah, wait, wait do you hear the politicians are up to And it's not just that whack job New Mayre. It's uh, it's all the Democrats. Ross. I don't know if we're going to be able to go to the convention. Remember the bosses asked, we're going to go to the don't say that? Yeah,

because the one the Republicans are Milwaukee, Democrats are in Chicago. And as as we talked about previously, a Democratic convention in Chicago, what could go wrong? Right? But now I'm having some concern. I may have to tell them no, or we can let the translator do it. I do not fear globalists and really confuse them. All right, I'll give you

this story coming up next. Here on the CaCO Day radio program, you had the teachers union who totally turned on the the bug eyed previous mayor and threw their support behind this dude who's somehow remarkably worse, if that's possible. But also he was talking about now they're turning our neighborhoods into police not his neighborhoods, but other neighborhoods are into police states. And all of this and

some of the beef laid with the shot Spotter contract. Okay, and there's back and forth and ironically even within the quote unquote party, So shot Spotter again, the audible thing listening for what sounds like gunshots. Let's law enforcement know, there's going to be some false positives, and I'm generally sour on it. Not because I have a beef with shot Spotter. The technology, I mean that sounds the technology sounds actually pretty easy, and they thought of

it and marketed it, and so be it. But my frustration rather with elected officials who allow themselves to get into a place where their own citizens won't call the police if they hear gunshots. That's when you're so far down the rabbit hole. So if you're some populist politician, you could come in there and be like they're trying to listen. The CIA's listening to you in your own neighborhood, and you can run garbage like that. So this dude was

like he you know, because he was like, defund the police. We don't need this, we don't need that. Well, since the DNC is coming to Chicago and shot Spotter's contract was coming up right now, rather than just say cyonara, dude, he indicated that he wanted an additional six months before, you know, which is not how shot Spotter does things, I guess, and well, listen to what they told him, because he just he was going to keep it long enough for when all the VIPs were in

town and then get rid of the program. As we kick off our number two and remind you one hour from now, we're gonna be chatting with Steven Kent, our resident nerd course bonding. You know, that's where we talk about the intersection of Hollywood and using it to control you or annoy you or occasionally entertain you. We like that one. We're good with that, So

we'll chat with Steven. We got so there's there's people who feel that Bob Iger they may have put a they may have figured out the impetus for him, one agreeing to come back, but two what's driving him with the destruction of the Disney brand? And I don't think it's that wrong. So we'll get some speculation and we'll chat with Steven on that, and then Rosie can tell him which thought of the Marvels. Ross watched The Marvels, which is on Disney. If you want to watch it, you can do that.

Man, I do I want to spoil the ever living crap out of it because it was so bad? Well, you said the one thing, So here's one thing. It's not the main spoiler, but is just give you a little right, So the taste the three protagonists, right, which are they're all female? Yes, they're trying to fight the antagonist who is also a female. Well maybe at least it wasn't an evil dude, That's what I kept point. So they land on a planet that's a matrix coal society.

Yeah, women where it's Amazonians, yes, but not really. But the way they communicate is via a song, so they sing everything on the planet like a musical. They land on a musical planet. Can you imagine? Can you imagine landing on a planet where show tunes is the communication? Right now? Understand I heard about this before watching it. I thought it

was a joke. Yeah, it sounds like a funny little They visited for one second, like they're they're they're pulling through the multiverse and they go through like eight different ones. You're saying, that's not a momentary. It is not. It goes on. It felt like twenty minutes maybe. However, however, did the women conquer the men on the show Tunes planet? Do

we know? Really? I really want to talk about the cats by now, in a little while, we will, like we'll give some people some time because the things that I'm not gonna watch and I'm sorry, man, I'm just I can't do it. But the things that you told me quite thee quite the rabbit hole right there or cat hole in this case. And now we just have those two stories the other day where like two different cats tried to kill their owners with what was it, bubonic plague and Alaska pux

So cats are even more dangerous AnyWho. So we'll get into that good times, good times real quick before I jump back over to the Chicago thing. Why is everyone I'm not Sometimes I'm on Twitter and there's a story going on and I can't understand what it is and I'm in the middle of the show doing so I don't have the the the research time. Why is everyone mad at Joe Dirt? What is go? What is going in Rolling Stone?

And so Joe Dirt's on the cover of Rolling Stone and people are upset or people are I can't figure out what the hell's going on on Twitter right now? What's that? Now? You know I'm a big Joe Dirt fan. Yeah we've heard. Yeah, I hate to break it to you. Are you sitting down? I am seated right now. In fact, let me do the thing with my hands right, hold on to the bottom of the underside of the seat for safety. Okay, go okay, that is not

Joe Dirt. That's Kristen Stewart. Stop it is it. I can't understand how you be confused. Yeah, that's not Joe Dirt, bro. But the mullet and the flat chest. If that's not you, sure's I see a distinct mullet. No, it's been confirmed not Joe Dirt. Oh wow, Well that's good because this Joe Dirt quote was insane. I was just reading reading an insane Joe Dirt quote. Uh where did I have it?

I get? I hate how they change it on Twitter. Now if you just try to go back to the home, it will like reload your timeline. I don't want the thing I hate now an exit. It's happened for a while where I will just be sitting around and I'm like, let me open up the app there, and you open it up, and the first tweet I see is or post or whatever is always something really interesting, like go, oh my god, that's something I'll read and then you blink your

eye and it goes away forever. Yeah, you see the little spinny spinny thing, thinking and you're like, ah, goodbye, nice knowing you. All right, So I'm sorry, that's that's Kristen Stewart from Twilight, is what you're saying with the mullet and the flat chest where Now, to be fair, I did do a side by side with Joe Dirt there at the carnival with no shirt on, doing that weird homo erotic you know, almost

up gun volleyball scene, and I'm still not convinced you're right. I think it's I think maybe I think maybe Joe dyed his hair and then that's who that was. But it gets far creepier from there, as the whole thing is weird. Man, Here we go, Here we go. Kristin Stewart the quote here, Okay, you know now when I read the quote, I guess maybe, yeah, you could convince me that's not Joe Dirt.

Uh. In the interview, Stuart writes or says, quote, if I got I got through the entire Twilight series without ever doing a Rolling Stone cover, and because the boys were always the sex symbols, yes, I guess. So you know why, because Kristin Stewart is not. She doesn't her characters don't even play to the you know, the hot chicken. That's not an insult, by the way, not in any way, shape or form.

Sometimes characters are written like that, you know. But the fact is is that the boys in that we were the They were the ripped muscly and the glittery and the sexy and the suavic thing. That was part of the whole allure because the books were written to appeal to young female readers. Right, So in the same way that if you watched Weird Science Roster did you ever watch Weird Science in the back of the Okay, the dudes were not sex symbols, but she was right because that's how Yeah, that was the

point of the movie where they made like their ultimate fantasy woman. But it doesn't mean they're bad actors or characters or any of that. It's a great movie. Didn't need a little more topless because it didn't have any. But the premise of the characters there was these guys are nerdy guys. They can't

talk to him. In there with with Stuart, she was awkward intentionally, and so she was cast with that and since that's what's rover, I'm sure there and again it's not that she's those are a horrible uh looking person or any of the rest. But that wasn't the design of it. And so that's on Rolling Stone, that's not on society. But then the way that you pushed back on it is to give interviews where I can't even read some

of this, she says. She goes on to say I got through the entire Twilight series without ever doing a Rolling Stone cover, and then she said, quote, now I want to do the gayest effing thing you've ever seen in your life. What is that? I mean, he already did Twilight, though, so I'm confused to go a different direction. You just gotta swoop my joke, all right, Sorry, that's okay, we'll go with that. We didn't talk about it beforehand, so no, no, But

it has you wondering what is that? Like? What is the if I could grow a mustache? But I can't read this? She was talking about showing her showing like different hairy parts of her body. It's just so weird in the quest to feminism. And then there's other photos where she's like finger gun pointing a finger gun at you, and she's just really just wants you to know how strong and independent she is with her mullet there. So all right, well, thank you for lining me out. I got very confused

this morning. It's been a weird day. Like I won, I didn't think that was what the argent Tenium president was saying. And two I thought Joe durt was on the rolling stone and I couldn't understand why people were bad. So back to Chicago, all right, So we don't like policing. We don't like your system that helps us police because people have given up hope so much they won't call police. And I'm going to campaign to get rid of it. Hey, do you guys mind sticking around for just a few

more days. Got some VIPs coming in, and we don't want this to turn into the shooting gallery that it inevitably will, And they're like, no, no, that's not how this works. On Tuesday, Mayor Brandon Johnson said he would give the technology company a six month extension but end the deal after the Democratic National Convention. Now, late today, multiple sources tell NBC five ShotSpotter has rejected the city's offer with that extension. So where does it

all stand. Let's go to our political reporter Marianna A. Hearn. She's joining us now with the very latest, Marianne Allison and Stephan Busy afternoon. City Hall has not responded to our repeated calls today, However, several aldermen have spoken with those tied to Sound Thinking, the company that now owns shots Botter. Those aldermen are concerned the company will turn off the technology Friday since

there's no deal in place. ShotSpotter alerts police departments to gunshots fired through acoustic censors. That company took a stock hit Tuesday after Mayor Brandon Johnson announced he would fulfill a campaign promise and give the company a six month extension, but

then not renew their deal. The mayor's announcement before he had a deal signed with the company, the city has lost all its leverage when you make an announcement that you're canceling ShotSpotter and extending it until September without having a signed contract. Likewise, Alderman Chris Talia Ferroll is also concerned. It is a great loss for the City of Chicago, particularly as we prepare to go into the summer months, and as we go into a Democratic national convention, already with

a police department that is undersized by at least two thousand officers. You know, that's the irony of this too. The guy's so bad at his job if he'd just kept his mouth shut, even though he didn't. On the campaign trail, he said, hey, if I get in ano office, I'll give him six more months because we got this thing happening. But after that, screw him and shot Spotter probably still would have renewed the contract with him. But then he's like he then he just put them on notice,

and they're like, all right, well you're on notice. You got the DNC coming up. That's negotiating is what the company's doing. And now there people are lambasting the company. Why don't I don't fully understand their profitability model, but from what I do understand, continuation of use is important, and

there's there's a lot of different revenue streams there. And if you have revenue streams that require investment to get them on the part of the company or to maintain them, and you know that that spigot's being turned off in six months, you're gonna start doing math is the money because a lot of times, you know, if you do something for six months, you may not recoup the investment to do it, Whereas you know it takes two years or five

years to advertise over over the course of things. But if they're unnotice and they ran the numbers, now they have all the leverage and you're bad at your job. Man. If I told Ross, Hey, Ross, I got some news for you, buddy, Can you can you come into the office here? Sit down, grab a seat. How you doing, tom good? Let me put my broadsword downe right here? Yeah, it's not good to bring into a meeting. Well, that's how I start a meeting. I walk in and I just take my broadsword and I drop it right

on the desk of the boss to a certain combine, it seems. Yeah. Unfortunately you're in my weapon room, so you that all right? So uh yeah, so I'll feel it's working out, man. But we got the we got the primary coming up. So here's what I'm gonna do. Primary is just a couple a couple few weeks away. Why don't you stick around through the primary? Okay? And then and and then we're gonna uh lock all your accounts and throw all your stuff in the street and you're gone.

I'm sorry, I'm putting my spiky armor on. Can you say that again? No, this is good. But but you know for the next tail to bear down for the next few weeks. Right, yeah, I'm gonna give you all my effort, so we're gonna have right. Oh yeah, and you get here, you screw the gym. You're getting here three hours early, right, and not to disassemble radio equipment. What do you think that's gonna do? Who puts you into They put you in charge?

Okay, all right, well then I guess you get everything you wanted. All right? Coming up on the show, we got to get into the We got to get into the Fanny Willis insanity. We got Barbers, streisand involved in this. Now the New York Times, it's that's it's bonkers. We'll get you that. The second story. You're noticing a pattern here. We just had a story. Now another series of stories where scientists are panicking

because there's more plants and stuff and the latest freak out. This is based on global climate warming change of there being more of the things that literally are nature co two scrubbers. They saw another thing in USA today and the freakout is delicious because they have no irony detectors when they're putting this stuff together. Is what I assume based on what I'm reading here, so we will touch

on that as well. And yesterday we told you that Rachel Joelson Rachel Doleze, the former NAACP spokecan PRESI dent slash first recorded trans race racialist, transracial woman in history, had changed your name. What was it like Duala or Duala or something. She has the same name as that dude who got the police assaulted in New York with the plunger of the broom man. So she thought she was gonna go to Arizona and do some teaching and still had her

only fans account. And I thought, how does the district must be cool with it because it's boudoir not full on, But it wasn't. I'll give you details next. Hang on Aco Day Radio program phone number eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four thirty minutes from now, will chat with Stephen Kent. We got Hollywood fun. We'll see what he thought of the Joe Dirt cover. Yeah, get on that all right. So what's everyone

freaking out about today and the world of science. Well, we told you, Yesterdair the day before the scientists were concerned because the Earth is too green, which again if CO two is the problem, then some would argue that plants are a helpful portion of the answer, but that's not good enough. Instead, it launched into this, Yeah, so this thing that's happening that literally one could argue is a move in the right direction versus the things that

we say are going to happen. It can't be good. And it's like, well, then how do you define victory in this weird quest to bankrupt

the world citizenry to maximize control. You know, don't think that all of that negotiation that was just going on with Duke Energy about how much they can raise your rates, don't think that a lot of that doesn't have to do with Duke being They even say it if you listen to it, they say politely, though, they're like, you know, the consumer's interest in cleaner energy sources, and what that means is politicians threatening Duke from a regulatory standpoint

if they don't fast track conversion to quote greener tech generally greener tech that some of their buddies are going to have a financial interest in. Because that's how this works. Don't believe me, and you would not believe it's all plugged in and it's not just on one side. You know the GOP chair in the state of North Carolina who could be the new RNC chair. You know what his background is alternative energy energy company lobbyings off and I'm working with right,

so there are money to be made. I know some staunch conservatives in every if you ask them about anything, that when that ethanol kick started, they had some money and they built a refinery and then just cash checks. So it's all so incestuous. Any who back to this, So USA Today decided to get in on the bandwagon and note a very dire observation. Ross. I'm gonna need you to sit down this time. It was me earlier. But when I say this, because people are going to be shocked with

this horrible thing. So if you're seated, everyone else I was standing up to give me a second, Okay, I'm ready to go. All right. Wow, it's got one of those racing seat belts with goes over the shoulders. That's an impressive USA Today. Here's the headline, Greenland is turning green again for the first time since medieval times. Why it matters, and it matters because it's a problem, is what they mean. So Greenland is

turning green again as it was in medieval times. Now it's called Greenland, Iceland's called Iceland, and the old joke is Iceland's greener and Greenland's icier, and all of that that being said, you're they want to point to this medieval warming period, right, this one other little spi and that's fine.

But nobody's ever successfully explained to me why you are allowed to compare the medieval warming period with what you say is the current warming period that is a hundred percent man made or ninety percent or set or wherever you come down on it. Because he refused to actually acknowledge that sun spots are a thing, and just the precipitous change of our climbing over the course of just the swath that we understand has been far ranging. I'm pretty sure. I'm pretty sure the

Vikings didn't have cigarette boats. I could be wrong, you know, because look, Hollywood will give you a false impression of things, right, it would have glamorize it. So maybe maybe they did have thousand horsepower cigarette boats, allowing them to you know, run rough shot over the north Sea, although that probably wouldn't be ideal. He'd probably want something that's more of an explorer yacht, but because I feel like none of those are a thing back

in the day. So to compare those two things and then to ignore how one thing happened and to decide the other thing couldn't possibly be connected in any way to the same climate phenomena of that is crazy. But to then headline it Greenland is getting green and it's a problem is just absolutely comical to me. But look, I appreciate the effort because I needed something to laugh at

this morning. All right, eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four, let me hit this real quick, and then we will actually talk about weather. Rachel Dolozel, who we talked about yesterday, Rachel Jolson, the former NAACP head who changed her name so that's not actually the name she goes by. But yeah, she's obviously she's had problems. She she ran

into an issue with some welfare fraud stuff. She's she's worked other jobs and and then people were like, ah, we can't have you around here, and and and by the way, I'm sympathetic to that. Yeah, she screwed up, and yeah, I think that she's kind of insane with her whole you know, I'm I'm transracial. Shut up. That being said, if she wants to go work in an AutoZone or you know, some of the other entry level jobs that are in this list, I understand that.

I became concerned yesterday when I found out that she was in Arizona teaching third graders, because now it's you're not just telling your craziness to some guy who's there to pick up a catalytic converter, you're shaping young minds. Well, apparently, after and and I had to comport it with the fact that she had an OnlyFans But since they are only fans, is not explicit nudity. I thought, Okay, well, maybe that's where the school draws the line.

No, apparently it wasn't. According to Sunrise Drive Elementary School in Tucson, they the employee. They don't say her name. Uh. They issued a statement that says, we received information that an a Sunrise Drive employee had an only fans account. That person is no longer employed by the the Catalina Foothills School District. I have a question, how the hell did nobody know who that was? Yeah, it's nuts. She changed her name to If

I'm saying this correctly, Nakeetchi Amara Diallo. But the only fans was linked on her public social media profiles. So yeah, did they actually do any investigation or research upon hiring her? This is what I'm asking. I understand, you know, some woman off the street or some guy off the street for that minute, right, somebody off the street comes in, Hey, I got a teaching a teaching credential now, and I don't know what Arizona

requires, but and I'd like to teach. Here's my resume. I understand, Like I don't know, maybe maybe anyone that maybe any business. Probably it's a good idea if you google only fans, I mean, any research, just you know, somebody comes in off the street, like you said today, That's what I'm saying. You're like, well, let me look at your resume and check out your Facebook and what's this Like, Oh my

lord, it's an only fans Like it's right there. I think it's pretty clear that if you were to search social media postings of many of the teachers that we see on libs of TikTok, that they are not running cursory Google searches. Would you agree? Okay, all right, But it's worse with her in the sense that like, even with the the new do and the new name and all that stuff, and and call me ms dialla, like I still know who you are, and I think most people would What are

they? What the hell are they doing down there? Wait? Hold on? Why? Oh my gosh, okay, I stand corrected. Please don't do that again, Ross, I was wrong. She did venture into some Saucier picks. Do you want me to afford this team? I'm gonna choose. I'm gonna choose not to research that I didn't. I'm very busy here, man, I don't anyway. All right? On another note, Hey, the boss just send me an email. I'm gonna afford this to you. It's our boss, Greg. Would you would you see what he wants?

Real quick? And that email just forwarded you from our boss? There you go? All right? Is that we don't have a boss named Greg? Are we having to be a little suspicious about this email? What I just need to know? I'm busy. I gotta go to raced agent from the Weather Channel. He's standing by, man, Come on, tea team team team. Yeah. No, Ro's gonna review that email. What's up

with you? Man? Fan? Not much? How are you trying to, you know, work the wonders of weather and push the rain out for my big exciting weekend, but I don't know if it's gonna happen, So NASCAR fans out there, it does look like rain for Daytona on Sunday and maybe some heavy rain. So yeah, that's what I'm fighting here. Other

than that, we're a pretty good shape KSE. Next couple of days may try to see some showers sneak in here, but all in all, temperatures are gonna start coming up to go back down a little bit, probably mid maybe upper fifties triangle. Maybe it's sixty ars just above today then tomorrow, every day where we're potentially gon to cool off a little bit. So it doesn't look like we're gonna have any significant wet weather over the next three four

days. But either way, it does look like most of that rain is going to be down to the south of US and we get a little cool shot to come in here, but really not too bad. So yeah, the next few days not terrible, and we will not see too much of the way of real cold air. It could actually get again with sunshine, some clouds today to near Sixtier just above, and then tonight will be in

the forties. So really looking at what looks to be some milder weather even at night tomorrow near sixty again, that we do cool off on Saturday to the fifties and low fifties over the weekend. Yeah, just a little bit sixty for fine. You were doing fun. Yeah, we're doing I know, I know. And then the colder lows to come back into the upper twenties to low thirties and a Monday, the holiday if you're off year, about sixty degrees, so we get a little cool down. Yeah, I'm

off too, so I'll be off all next week. Actually, so yeah, well, wait, are you going on vacation with Jeff Bellinger? No? I am not going on vaca unless he's going to the Daytona five hundred in the rain you were going. I just just put two and two together because I think he's offul next week. You guys should party together. And oh, yes, Ross, you tell me you don't want to see race

stagic Jeff Bellinger tailgate pictures. Everybody wants to see that. Yes, okay, well I'll talk to Jeff later and see what he's Yeah, okay, all right, thank you. Sound good, yep, Race Stag, come on Ross. If if there was a picture of Jeff Bellinger upside down doing a keg stand, that would be that would be legendary. Am I wrong here? It would be like finding an actual clear photo of Bigfoot. Oh yeah, no, it'd be amazing. By the way, what time is

this? So? I? Uh so what time is the meaning? I see it's catered by Arby's, so that I didn't look at it because I'm very busy, but I know typically when you send me stuff, it's important to post it for the show. So whatever you send me, I just sent it out to a Twitter and Facebook. Oh good? Yeah? Yeah, So I guess we have a meeting and we're having Arby's. I'll read it the rest of the way, but for now, we've got to take a break. Hang on Aco Day Radio program phone number eight eight eight nine

three four seven eight seven four. Let me grab a call. We'll get a story in and we'll chat with Stephen Kent coming up at eight oh five. But Bob, go run ahead. Strom. What's up now? You guys were talking about global warming earlier, and I think it's great. It's you know, obviously a ridiculous because nobody knows. You know, they're trying to keep the temperature from changing. But is the temperature now the normal temperature?

I would submit that the normal temperature was in prehistoric dinosaur times before I guess a large rock or meteor hit the Earth and threw up a lot of dust and blocked out the sun and made the ice age. I think we're just slowly crawling back to where it's supposed to be, fighting it as useless. Well, I mean, obviously the amount of the atmosphere under the dinosaurs

was remarkably different than today. And then yeah, and then you know, because they think that meteor is what made the Gulf of Mexico down there in the Yucatan Peninsula, which actually explains a lot of things. So but yeah, to your point, it was a lot longer period that was remarkably different than what we're dealing with now. And the answer is, who knows they can do all this crap and and spend all your money and then it's some

meteor flying in and all your work's undone. I'm just pointing out that writing a headline going why is Greenland green? Is not the best way to hook people in uh, with whatever it is, You're you're gonna be running. All right, I'm gonna flip back over to this where did I put it? Okay? All right, here we go. So what is the Fanny Willis thing? So this is the Georgia prosecutor who now it's looking like she basically was hooking up with a married man, shuffling contracts to him, travel

cruises, all of this stuff. It looks like a very clear cut case of abuse of power. And when you're one of the people who are among those who have been put in to be the doubt, you know, the people to take down Trump, and you don't vetch your people, this is what happens. So as people dig into that, and people around Willis and what somebody's mad at me because they're having Arby's. You know what, maybe I'm sorry you don't like Arby Sir. You are not paying attention this morning.

One of my other email was just paying attention, but not you, sir. Geez. All right, anyway back to this, So Willis is, all of this is going on, and a couple things have happened. The New York Times wrote a piece, and The New York Times is convinced that there's an agenda here, okay, and specifically it's targeting her because she's a black woman. Yes, that's right. The New York Times analysis of the Fannie Willista with everything that we've learned, is that this is going on

because she's a black woman, because that's all they got. It would have been more honest to say this is going on because she went after Trump, because that obviously is going to kick the her notoriety into which by the way, is part of the plan, into the stratosphere and probably put more eyes on her her so that when information emerges, just like the Harvard president. Right, but Stephen Kent X, somebody saying that correctly, sir, how you doing? You've got it, Casey, that's it. By the way,

Ross wrote, Stephen Kent pop culture freedom fighters. To get me is that you just fighting back against those commies in Hollywood. We gotta do what gotta be done. Well, we got comedies in Hollywood. We got got Russian space lasers we're gonna get into and that's another topic a little later. It's kind of a crazy day, man, But let's go and let's go ahead and start with Holly hollyweird and uh, did you think, uh, do you think putting Joe dirt on the Rolling Stone cover was the right idea?

Joe dirt on the Rolling Stone cover? You'll have to fill me in on this, Ross. I'm sorry, Ross, did you not text him the Joe Dirt Rolling Stone cover? Could you? Uh? Ross, gonna send that over to you immediately, sir? Sounds like a pop culture must there. Yeah, well, look, you know Rolling Stones had some controversial covers. Remember they put one of the Boston bombers on there and everyone kind of lost their crap. And they did something the other day too where they

were kind of like sexualizing some criminal dude. But you know, no love for the unibomber. Come on, well, yeah, he always had the hood on and the glasses, and then once you kind of got a look at him, you're like that probably not a sex symbol, but this guy is all right? Anyway? Did he get that over to you? Let's see? No, I mean, like, I am seeing here we got Rolling Rolling Stone with Kirsten Stewart on the Stuart. Oh it's the Chicken sheeler. I'm sorry, I am, I am frightened. Oh my gosh,

I'm looking at this now, do not Google Rolling Stone. Oh you should read the quotes, man, You should read the quote, Lord, I wanted to do the gayest effie thing ever. That's an actual quote. Well, I don't know if this quite counts as gay, but you know, it definitely looks like Kristen Stewart, formerly of Twilight, needs some help. So I hope that she finds some But here's why I bring it up,

not just to make the Joe dirt jokes. I never had. Look, those movies were not for me, but they really weren't intended for me either through age. I mean they were targeted at eight you probably eighteen to thirty five women, right, that had to be that had to be the target market for that, And in that it did very well, And I was littly we're talking about that. We're talking about the Twilight movies. Of course,

yeah, yeah, they did. They did phenomenally well. But like her character wasn't brought in to be the sex symbol there is from my understand I've never watched one, but I get the premise of it. But I never had a problem with Stuart and I feel like there's a lot of people in Hollywood like this, men, women. It doesn't matter where it's it's like, oh, you were in this movie great. Like Ron Peerlman is a good example. I like Ron Peerlman if I didn't know anything about his

politics. Do you know what I'm saying? Like I enjoy the characters that Ron Peerlman has played. I think hell boys great. Okay, that being said, as soon as he opens so with Kristen STI Kirsten or Kristen or whatever her name is, and who knows, probably change it like the Juno Chick. Mike, My question is, why does anyone in Hollywood think that this, this attitude, this persona is going to be ingratiating to audiences.

And we've had this with the you know, Captain Marvel discussion with that actress and various others where it's like, just go out and and and you know, do a good movie. I'm not, honestly, I'm not. I'm not one to sit here. I have no room to be judging people on

whether they're an Adonis or a goddess of any sort. But as soon as you start making it about other stuff and you decide that the way you're going to continue to break through is this angry angry unreasonable in her case, feminist kind of view or activist kind of view with like Mark Ruffalo and others. You're cutting into me wanting to sample whatever you're putting out, and she could very well be in a movie that would interest me. And now I'm like,

I can't forget that Rolling Stone cover. Why do they do it? You know? I think that they just sort of have this immense cloak of self importance that they they you know, wear around Hollywood and that they just cannot quite take off. You know, I recalling right now actually that Kristin Stewart gave an interview just the other day in promotion of some of her new

work. Or she was talking about how, you know, when she kind of she came out as gay or came out as a lesbian, and she was on Senel when she actually made this you know, big reveal as if this is like a big deal in the in the twenty twenties, nobody cares about this anymore. And she came out as gay on SNL to rapturous applause because of Donald Trump's tweets. Is what she said, that Donald Trump was just so repulsive that she felt she had a moral obligation to come out as

gay. This is great. I'm sorry. So Trump's tweets have threatened our democracy, have nearly instigated World War three. These are the allegations, and now they're turning people gay. Yeah, I mean, you have a moral

obligation to speak out and dress up as Joe Dirt. It's just it's very strange the way that Hollywood progressives think they sort of are repulsed by you know, conservative or really just normal anything, and then they have to self immolate and bring their you know, their public images down in some kind of way. And I'm not referring to her coming out is gay, but just becoming

weirdo in the past couple of years. Yeah, if you read the interview, that's what's unlike, well, the picture is the picture whatever, Right, it's the interview where it's just like, but why do you hate me? I don't have a problem with you, except now I kind of do. And that's that's yeah. And that's just sort of the strange Hollywood complex,

you know. And so you have Kristen Stewart, who I guess made this life change because of Donald Trump's horrible tweets, and it just connects, right, to a drop the other day from a journalist Christopher Rufo where he was pulling up. He got his hands on video from Bob Iger over at

Disney in two thousand. Yeah, in twenty twenty one, where he decided in a company press caller, a company call with all the employees of Disney to talk about how they were going to take a turn towards the political and you know, starting aging more on politics in the wake of January sixth, So a couple of fools and Hillbillies storm the Capitol and Disney decides to light

itself on fire by engaging in far left politics. It's just a very very strange instinct that Hollywood liberals have that they just sort of have to, I don't know, take these sort of righteous stands, even when it destroys their

reputation. I understood company. I didn't understand it in an approval standpoint, but I understand why a company that is doesn't have a lot of liquidity found themselves kind of in a bind when the titans of who would provide capital infusions basically said, hey, if you even want to ask for one, you got to meet these DEI requirements. And so they use that to kind of force these companies to make decisions that I think the CEOs probably wouldn't have made.

But if not for the need for this, and like I get that to some extent, she doesn't need to do this, like conservatives in Hollywood maybe, but if you're a person in Hollywood trying to think of the best

example. Although he does occasionally speak about it, because he talked about God during an awards ceremony, but you know, let's face it, star Lord is kind of the shining example of somebody who is able to cut through it, even with the negative occasionally and just keep his opinions mostly to himself.

And it seems to serve him well, so it can be done. Oh right, yeah, Christopher Pratt. Now he's immensely interesting as a conservative sort of moving through Hollywood and just remaining like just true to himself and down to earth. And he is often, i mean, the subject of these sort of weird social media witch hunts where far left activists are always going after him because he has the audacity to talk about God on Instagram and never politics.

And in Hollywood, if you're not talking about liberal politics, that sort of is how you out yourself in a way. But at the end of the day, what we see with people like Kristen Stewart is that if nobody is talking about you, you are as good as dead, Which is why these people do this kind of stuff. Why you do these sort of ridiculous magazine cover spreads and take these weird stands, is because you have to be getting talked about in order to you know, exist in their world. And it's

it's kind of sad. One of the best parts about doing a morning show under the Trump administration, you know, not a lot of stuff is breaking news in the morning. I've done I did a late morning show, and I've done afternoons before, and when you do an afternoon talk show, you can you can jip audio, you know what I'm saying, like, oh see this press are going on, let's let's pot it up, which you know, very lazy, but also is important because newsworthy. So in the

more you don't get that. What we got under Trump, though, is I would wake up every morning and about five minutes for the show went on the air, give him enough time to rouse I could. I would be treated to probably three or four Trump tweets each morning, and it might set the news cycle for the entire day. But now I'm concerned Stephen, because Ross and I I think we read all of Trump's tweets. Should we be concerned that it might it might change our sexual orientation because I didn't know that

those could do that. It is a it is an unheard of power and and Donald Trump should probably share with us all of his magic and secrets. Did you hear that he's going to try that he's worried about Pennsylvania having its

name changed? I was he There was this clip that played on that John Stewart's returned to The Daily Show where Trump was stumping and talking to Pennsylvania the voters about the stakes for the upcoming election and that if they were to lose, Pennsylvania might no longer be called you know why, No, what is going on? Oh my gosh. Oh so about a month ago they decided, So if you go to Philadelphia, William penn hence Pennsylvania the Quaker.

Yeah, his his property is is literally a national historic thing. Right you go, because I got all the historic stuff there. They removed his statue and name from the property that he owned that was a monument to the founding of the state. You know, the land grant that created the state. So they voted to remove the statue and depreciate his presence in any of the historical mention, even though the it's his house is the actual historical site.

So considering everything else we've seen where he predicted that soon they'd come after Columbus and Washington and Lincoln, he turned out to be right. So who the hell knows? Man, You know, you are absolutely right. See I did hear about this story about the Historical Society and the William penn statues, and I was like, okay, so this means that they're going to change the name of Pennsylvania. Obviously that sounds crazy, but you are right.

He did say this about this is not about Thomas Jefferson or you know, slave owners or whatever. They're going to come after George Washington next. They always do. And Trump was right, Yeah, absolutely they can after Lincoln. They had a school, Remember they had a school in San Francisco that wanted to remove mlk's name. Right, So I mean we're we're we're shark jumping every step of the way. I gotta I have to pivot though, because I got two other things I want to get to you and Ross.

I don't know how long you guys known each other. Obviously you guys know each other better than me. I don't know. Do you guys communicate other than just this during the week at all? Do you guys chat? Oh, he's just sending me creepy texts every day, you know? Okay? And at no point did you tell your friend Ross not to watch the Marvels. What is going on with that? That poor guy had to watch the Marvels over the weekend, and then I had to hear about what's in that

and we didn't get into all of it. Don't want to spoil it, but a show tuned society, no, thank you? What Disney? I don't know that they can pull out of this, man, Well, they don't know how to pull out of it, because they've sort of committed themselves to this diversity and inclusion agenda, which puts them at odds with audiences. You know, superhero movies as a genre, the comic book phenomenon is it is primarily for boys. Right. This is not a newsflash. Now.

People often misconstrue this when you say that comic books and superheroes and all this stuff is primarily for boys, and they go, what, girls can't like this kind of stuff. No, of course they can't. My daughter goes with me to every comic con to take pictures with tons of people. We're talking about a pie chart, we're talking about majorities. And Disney has adopted this strategy of diversity, equity inclusion, where they go, oh, women

are half of the population, maybe fifty one percent. Therefore a little bit more than half of all of our stuff now will be dedicated and about women. And it's just sort of the great self own of the century for Disney to light themselves on fire in this way, trying to make stuff for an

audience that doesn't want it. It kind of connects right to the less agenda to like get women more involved in stem and the sciences and rockets, because they believe that if they just push women in that direction, that that's what they will do. But we happen to believe something different, which is that men and women are different. They're wired different ways, they enjoy different things naturally, and you can't make women like the marvels. They don't want this

kind of stuff. I'm sorry. They want product and prejudice and that's just the truth. Well, yeah, and you know, because we get too finite on this stuff. It's accurate to say that women, young women, and young men both enjoy perhaps literary you know, adventures. It's but what it comes down to is the same division where you might be into rom coms, not to throw you under the bus, and I'm into horror movies. And it's like, well, so if many women as men are into movies,

is that good enough? And they would tell you, no, that's not good enough. You need as many men and women in these and then they slice and dice, and this is what happens when you start breaking everyone down into groups, you're forced to them break them down into smaller groups. Man. Yeah, you kind of see this push around a bunch of different

entertainment industries. Just the other day, the lad the LGBT activist organization, least a report saying that one in five video gamers are LGBT you know, gay, career whatever, and therefore the video game industry is underrepresenting gay characters in video games. So they would have us believe again that twenty percent of video gamers are gay, therefore twenty percent of video game characters must be as

well. And it's just a very it's a very peculiar logic when you go down this rabbit hole of representation, this thing that the left often talks about, because are we now talking about representation within a subcommunity, which is video gamers, or representation within the broader population the entire country, because otherwise we would be talking about like two to ten percent if that, and that's not

what they want. They want to be seconds. So I'm sorry, I'm gonna have to cut you off there, and We're gonna I have a whole bunch of video game stuff and I'm gonna save it for next week because it's doozy. We'll talk to you then, Stephen. And we love the conversations that we have with like Stephen Ken and Pete Calender as well, right, because sometimes we interview people and we're just interviewing them and that's the purpose.

It's not on them. But also I like people who can bring up some uh, peel the onion, as we say, in ways I didn't think of, so, like so Trump tweets can make you gay? Can you imagine he should campaign on that? Do you understand the amount of leverage you would have in the Middle East dealing with Iran, if you could threaten the Iatola or the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, be like, oh oh, you don't want to stop. You don't want to have your your rebel cohorts attacking people

in the red seat anymore. You don't want to stop that, which, by the way, if you want to spend an afternoon today watching amazing videos, there's tons of videos of the hooty rebels and their little boats out there trying to, you know, go after these ships and apaches. And there's another one where there's an A ten and a convoy who's who's firing missiles literally

at A tens and uh and straighten them with fire. Ross you didn't see these videos, how do you think that worked out for the hooty rebels in uh versus the A ten or the Apache if you had to get completely vaporized, Oh my gosh, missed right, yeah, fire and then missed on the ocean, but mostly missed on the on the beach there. So so those exist, and they're all over. In fact, I may retweet some.

I saw so many yesterday and I'm like, because it's weird too, because you're like, you see this little idiot in a tree, you know, like you know, like Rambo the guy in the back of the truck with the fifty cow. So you see some dude busting a truck mounted I don't know if it's a fifty cal or what it was. And it's got tracer rounds, so you can actually see it popping up there as as an eight one of our eight tens is flying by, or two of them actually

and actually hit one of the engines. And they have a picture in this video of when it landed where you see you know, probably twenty thirty rounds that went into one of the engines. And what does dude do. He goes, oh, I'm in an A ten and he literally turns around and starts flying right at him and they're still shooting at him. And then when he gets to where he wants, he just hits a button and then missed and that's the end of that. So that's leverage in in in you know,

weapons of war. But if you could convince the Iranian National Guard of the Ayatola that if you don't fall in line, Trump will tweet about and it'll make you gay, that would be I that would be game changer over there. I'm assuming right, how does that work? Do you go get your own crane or do you just just wake up one morning and like all of your all of your military or flinging themselves off worlds. I'm not sure how it works, but I did not realize that component of the Kristen Stewart's

story. I gotta I gotta admit, so thank you for that. All right, Uh, this is what I was gonna ask Steven about and we'll get into the get into this excuse me a little more next week. But we have seen movies that have had changes made to them, or when they don't make changes, these giant disclaimers attached Blazing Saddles be the best exist.

If you went to watch Blazing Saddles when it was put on HBO Max a few years ago, you got to sit through about a two to three minute diatribe of some woman explaining why this is horrible and it's not how we think anymore and trigger warning, and that was your experience. Well, it's not just movies anymore. Tom Raider has released the remastered. This is a big thing in video games right now, all of these remasters. Ross. Do you play any of the remasters? Yeah, I've been streaming one now the

Resident Evil for remake. Ah, it's a remake and a remaster, so I don't know if it's the same thing. But yeah, it's phenomenal. Oh yeah them are really good. They reskin the games, they look more modern. Yes, yes, yeah, Zelda just did this, right, they just did the Zelda or they're doing it, or they just did this a few others. But tom Raider is a game series that goes back.

Well, it also has I want you in your mind to always think of when I say Laura Croft as Angelina Joe Lee, there's this sexy side to to her. There is some pixelated Oh this is ridiculous. Okay, these games are so old, so what are they going to be doing? Are they going to be censoring the pixelated button boobs? It's so dumb? Yes, yes, so it's too revealing. The outfit was, No, they're not gonna pixelate them. No, I'm sorry, they're not. They're putting

a trigger warning on them. Why would it? Why would it need a trigger warning? What part of that is because of the attractive female? Because according to publisher, while the tomb Raider games will release uncensored, I guess yesterday yesterday. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yesterday Uncensored. They feature a disclaimer decrying the harmful impact the series had on female gamers. What this has

been a trend lately. I was reading another article on this where it was talking about and it was a side by side comparison showing how female protagonists used to look like in games and the recent ones that have come out. They're all sort of like frumpy and obviously less revealing, which doesn't have to Not every female character in a game needs to be Bayonetta or needs to be lower Croft and the short shorts in the top right. It doesn't need to be

like that. But most of the of the lead characters and games have always been relatively attractive, and recently their people are like they're putting up side by side and they're saying, you can't really Is it a dude, is it

a female? I don't know. And but this is sort of because they don't want to be insulting to the female gamer audience, so they protagonist are our conan, you know what I'm saying, correct, But what I'm saying is, if they're doing this right, they're making them less attractive because they don't want to insult the female gamer community. Are they saying that this that's how they picture the female gamers. They're saying this is more decade. Yeah,

yeah, that's what they're saying. We can't have a you know, we can't have an attractive female because that makes our ugly female gamers feel bad themselves. It's a bad body image. I subscribe to a second theory. Have you ever seen a thread of some of the games you're referring to, like Spider Man? I have and I know where're going Ninja Turtles. So the developers in the new in the New right, in the New Spider Man game, gamers were like, how come Mary Jane looks less attractive than previous

versions of Mary Jane. It's weird, Like her face just looked weird. And then they came out and they said, hey, this is the developer of the game. It was the writer or the developer something like that, and side by side and it was like a mirror image of the depth she put herself in the game as Mary Jane. And the same thing with the

remember the new who wasn't on a teenage mutant Ninja Turtle April O'Neal. They changed April O'Neil, April O'Neil used to be you know, a Jess smoke show, all suited smoke show, right, and now she's sort of like a frumpy, a frumpy, big right woman. And it's a black woman. And they said, well, look at the side by side comparison, and like the dev the creator of the game, it's her. She put herself in the game. It's like they have no imagination outside of themselves.

They can't see anything, so they put themselves in the game because they can't think of anything beyond themselves. Just own it. That's all that we're asking. Would you play you in the game? It depends on like what role, Like I'm not going to be the bad dude on the truck beating the Ninjas. Maybe maybe it would it'd be amazing. Yes, I would would put myself in the game, Okay, but you would own it. Is the point that I know if I did it, it'd be like, yeah,

it's me. I was having the dude in contra of course it is who is it. I saw some uh, somebody I like in Hollywood. They're like, you know, you're in a game, and they showed him where he was kind of represented in there. I can't remember who it was, you know who. I do remember, though, remember the guy with all the face tattoos who sued rock Star with the gt he's still trying to do it. No, he said he's done. He gave up. Yeah, he just he I think, good, good luck with that. Well,

but he's like, yeah, I'm in the game. You use my face during my arrest with my crazy joker tattoos, and it's like own it, bro own it. You're in the game. Yeah. Well, so if you get that, there's gonna be a warning because it looks like the deads are they gonna get their cats in there. I don't know. Race Stagic, Sir channel, what's up, sir? Okay? I was good until they ruined video games. Yeah. They ruined everything, don't they. Yeah, well, he'll be all right. It's all good. It's all

good. Weather it's good, not too bad. Next few days pretty good, low to mid sixties today the mile. There's lots of sunshine, some clouds, a little breezy. We'll take it downhill a little bit for the beginning of the weekend. Maybe a little rain tomorrow night into early Saturday at cooler chili Saturday in the low fifties, won't feel like it with a gusty breeze around and then at chili Sunday morning and partial sun and near fifty in

the afternoon. But on Monday, if you are off, lots of sunshine and near sixty in a nice warm up into the early and middle part of next week, back in the sixties. So bookend it with sixties today, tomorrow and also probably Tuesday. Wednesday actually looking pretty good with a little bit of a cool step in between. I really don't see too much in a

way of real cold. Are trying to get back down here at least through the middle of next week after I think Saturday and Sunday some chili mornings were back maybe by Sunday morning into the upper twenties, So prep for that. Okay, thank you sir, appreciating much, and we'll come back with Jeff Bellinger next. Hang on Bloomberg Update now with Jeff Bellinger. Jeff, what's

going on? Well, good morning, Casey. Economists were expecting bad news on retail sales, and the numbers out this morning are worse than expected. The government reports sales fell eight tens percent in January. The drop was six tens percent. With autos excluded, there were fewer new faces on the out employment lines. Last week, two hundred and twelve thousand workers signed up for jobless benefits. That was eight thousand fewer than the prior week. Stock market

futures have been pointing a little bit higher all morning. Now futures are up sixty one points at the moment. Wendy's fourth quarter revenue and its suggested profit fell short Wall Street estimates to change. Twenty twenty four guidance also missed. Wendy shares our lower pre market. Wendy's has also announced it's Crispy Pancofish sandwich. It's back on the menu for Lent. There's a lawsuit now against Match Group. It accuses the company of using built in features that make its Tender

and Hinge dating platforms addictive. That proposed class action was filed at a California federal court. It says push notifications, incentive rewards, and other features are designed to get users addicted to the dating apps so they keep renewing their subscriptions, and casey inflation is even having an impact on the tooth Ferry Delta Dental said last year that the going rate for a lost baby tooth was more than six dollars. Now, The Wall Street Journal says some lucky children have received

one hundred dollars bills. The parental generosity is not always appreciated by other parents, Casey, they feel pressured to be just as lavish. Well, they can both buy an egg, so yeah, that's what it was when I was a kid. Now you can buy an egg. No, I honestly I want to ask you about the tender things. As I started laughing, but you're off next week, right, Yes, I am our weather guys off neck. Are you guys both going to the Daytona race? Are you

tailgating? What are you doing? He No, nothing like that, but it sounds like fun. You want me to hook you guys up. I think it would be hilarious to have our weather and business guys out on the infield of Daytona with those hats with the beers on the side. Do you have one? No? I never, that's missing from my wardrobe. Well yeah, I would even get you one on Amazon. Man. All right, well, I thought I thought that might be yet, but we explored it. It's not, Thank you, sir. OK. Have a good

day, Katie. Yeah, all right, so he is, uh, he is not. Why is that so weird? All right? Anyway, tone screener, dude, everything's like all our technology this morning. It's just it's it feels like it's Monday, even though I wish it was Friday. Like even so, like we have the story of the Argentinian president. Right, I don't know if you saw this. So the president of Argentina, what do they call it? They call him a local, but it's not really what they call him. They call him the psycho, and it was

used negatively, but now it's his determined of endearment. I wonder if he tweets if he can also make his enemies gay. But anyway, so that dude's you know, doing what he's doing. And there's a video that emerged. He's flying back from Rome to Buenos Are's and so you know, chances are at least half the planes probably Argentinian citizens, and he just starts going up the aisle talking to everybody on a commercial flight. It's crazy. People

are chanting crazy. Although but we're an English speaking audience here, so Ross ran it through the are translate this morning, all right, So here, just listen to how he interacts with people. I look, politicians pander, they stunt. I got it, but I mean listen to this was so great. Olive Garden is authentic Italian quisy. The chefs are trained in Tuscany. After a full belly. I enjoyed the Hayes for Sheriff twitch channel.

Come what fun, what entertainment? That's the Hayes for Sheriff Twitch channel. Viva Largentina. That's not a thing they say. Man Ai is incredible. We could translate like that's you know what it's saying, because he said Viva large Gentina at the end. That's what he does, that's his thing. Yeah, it's amazing. The second cuse is impressive too. Man, dare I dare I? I guess I dare you know? I do not fear globalists. The only thing I fear are bears. Bears are terrifying, especially

ghost bears. Oh yeah, only one man has vanquished a ghost bear, a Wyoming legend called Casey o Day. Oh check out this podcast, the Caseo Dare radio program on a Hearty radio. That Ross guy is funny. Wargentina again. I'm skinny, believe. I was just shocked and I'm already even knows my name, you know, twice, right, yeah, like that. And then even when he's talking about somebody who's not you, he still has to talk about you. Isn't that weird? Strange? Huh?

But he said it at the end of it. He heard him. He's at Viva l Argentina. Yes, I just think I can't challenge it because obviously it's true.