Ochelli Effect 2 6 2026 Friday with B Pete and Callers

Get ready for third time. I got to say this today, but for a totally different reason. It is February February sixth, twenty twenty six, allegedly according to that thing we call a calendar in this thing that is allegedly reality at this point. Anyway, Friday night, Friar's Day, and about twenty four and a half minutes past eight pm, we have

Well, I mean, other than the weather being totally crap, I've been looking for places like Honduras are somewhere to move to closer to the equator because I'm really getting tired of damn snow and ice Honduras me off. We ended up getting I mean, we ended up getting almost a foot of snow, which is it's rare for us. In about every ten years we'll get a one foot snowfall. But since then it's been freezing temperatures. Rain, We had rain, and sleep the other night all night long. Right, my

Sure, why not? What don't you understand about the Olympics? Tell me?

I watch, well, they haven't lit the damn flame yet. How the hell can you have Olympics with no damn flame? Now I'm watching. Where are they holding them at this year? Aren't they in Italy or somewhere?

I don't even know, you know what, I did not pay enough attention to know what the hell is going on with the Olympics this year at all, Like I have no interest in it. But really, they didn't light the torch and they're competing in games already.

Well, yeah, I mean it's they've been having me watching finger skating earlier. I don't know. I laid down, took the map. When I went to sleep, it was figure skating. When I woke up, it was Wheel of Fortune. Now they're back onto the Olympics and this is the big opening ceremonies, and it's like, yeah, they're in Milan and Cortina d'ampezo in Italy. How the hell can you have events and not even have the damn flame lid? Well, okay, just doesn't make sense in.

Defense of Italy. I mean, at any time, somebody could be holding the Olympic torch hostage and nobody wants to report it, you know, because I mean there is something to the kidnapping game over there. It is lucrative. But also keep in mind, I mean it could be political correctness. You're not allowed to describe anything as flaming anymore, are you. I mean, you know, come on, I don't know.

I'm looking at Arya Carrey. She's singing now. They still haven't lit the damn flame. Riah Carrey has really blown up. I mean, her button, her boobs are bigger than I ever remember them.

But you know what blew up on Another singer of her ill recently. I saw clips of guess what, Jennifer Lopez. Now, her body looks pretty good, but her voice, Holy god, somebody tell that woman to dance because she should not be singing. But Selene can still sing, right.

Selene Dionne, Now she's having real serious health issues right now, she's got some kind of Uh. I saw a video the other day O her boys. She's rough. Now this Mariah Carrey, I mixed them up again. I don't know if this is live. Yeah, I don't know if this is live or if this is pre recorded and they're just lip syncing. I don't have the volume up, but I don't know. It's like the Olympics has become a pageant or something.

Yeah, but Mariah Carrey's like a mental patient now though. Isn't she like totally backcrap all the time? I mean, isn't that. Are you not like surprised that she's like standing up and not screaming about, you know, the mice running in her brain? I mean, isn't that where she's about at or was that just the temporary insanity she suffered a few years ago. See, I was mixing up Celene dion and Mariah Carey sorry, I get you.

Know, yeah, Celene deond, I mean, bless her heart. She's really having She's got some some kind of neurological any immune issue going on, and she's really having it rough right now.

See I'm not laughing at her being sick. I'm laughing at blessed bless her heart, because that's just still killing me. Okay, bless her heart, there be Pete. That's fine. Uh you know why not?

Well now you can think what you want from our discussion last week, But bless your heart doesn't always mean something sarcastically.

Okay, you say so, now, you fucking northern.

There's code down here, and you screw it all up with your with your I don't know your stereotype. That's what it is. Your stereotype in Southerners when they say bless your heart doesn't always mean something sarcastic.

I listen, I try not the stereotype. But I mean, when I'm looking at the you know, every single thing is sugarcoated. You know, is a sugarcoated middle finger down here? I mean, you know the black girls that are clearly looking at me like I'm the blue, wide white devil when I step into one of their stores that they think they own, even though they're making eight bucks an hour. They look at me with daggers in their eyes and they call me shug So you know what am I

I don't know. I've given up on civilization here in the past six months. It's really gone down the tubes.

Yeah.

It really pisses me off. Is when you see these TV shows like In the Heat of the Night. You know, Carol O'Connor was on that show for years and really made it a top show in the ratings. And what we hate most in the South is when people come down here from the North and try to fake a Southern accent because you can tell it. And I'm sorry, Carol O'Connor does not have a Southern accent. He was able to nail it.

Okay, you say that now, But as that show was running, Southerners were accepting of him. They were like happy to see Archie Bunker with his crappy Southern accent, you know what I mean. You know that's true.

When it was favorite, it was a huge.

Favorite, and in the South. Look, if you look at the ratings, like literally the Nielsen ratings, it did better in the South than it did in the North. You know, it was just some.

Yeah, I guess about the closest to Southern accents would be back when The Dukes of Hazards was on. They had a few character actors on there that nailed it pretty good, but a lot of them had Southern connections too, so they weren't total foreigners to the concept.

No fair enough, But you know what I love about The Dukes of Hazzard is, you know, the two guys tried to hold him up for extra money, and then they brought in two cousins and they went, they won't care, We'll get another blond and brown haired guy. That didn't work. And then they also tried to send Enis over to Los Angeles to be the cop from Hazard Counties now in Los Angeles, and he's just stupid and he's in and nobody liked that show.

Uh.

It was so bad in fact, that the uh what was their their rival network turned around and created a carbon copy show that also failed. You know, there was something magical to that that car that they don't you know that they say is racist even show on TV now, you know, because it's the general lead with the stars and bars, so you know, yeah, uh, and that was always the big trip every week is how far can they jump that car off a ramp that's conveniently out in the country.

I mean, I forgot they moved through. That's something about that car. I forget how many how many actual cars they went through film in that series. To be alive, it's hard to come up with a bunch of dodges like that out of a graveyard somewhere.

Yeah. Well, but those were good cars. I mean, those were fast vehicles when I saw them. In matter of fact, one of my uncles like literally ended up killing a guy who tried to rob his car in a parking lot of a pant mark at like two o'clock in the morning in Jersey because this guy came up on him and was like, I got a gun, and my uncle's like, yeah, I got a tire iron. He literally beat one of the guys to death and the other guy ran away wounded badly.

Here we go.

They used approximately three hundred and twenty five cars for the general lee during the film in and A Duca Hazards, and only seventeen of them exists today. I'm surprised a bunch of damn dodges.

Yeah, And I'm surprised that many of them still exist with the stuff they made that car do. And also I'm surprised that that number is so low. I would have thought they would have been kicking near a thousand of those cars. I mean, how many seasons was that thing on? B Pete? Do you know how many seasons it was on? Because I'm not hearing you?

Oh oh, they see not at all?

Yeah, no, I got you now your audio glitch. You know I wasn't, but now I do.

We'll see. That's what I'm looking for is a number of seasons and they don't. What hell, let me do this.

Well, I always go look, I'll go to the IMDb page because that's a fairly decent repository of base knowledge for almost any creative media.

Here we go.

It was seven seasons, one hundred and forty seven episodes, nineteen seventy nine to nineteen eighty five, right.

And then they tried to do the Dukes of Hazards.

It was that few, you would think, right, I guess. Yeah, let's see if they have the rebrand on here.

Well, they tried to do a TV movie.

Second only to Dallas in the ratings at the time.

Yeah, they tried to redo the Dukes of Hazard and call it the Beginning TV movie in two thousand and seven, and you know it just it goes to the teenage cousins getting together there and you know, and gathering around Uncle Jesse. I guess you know for the first time when Uncle Jesse was on.

Them, they had four films. They had The Dukes of Hazzard Reunion, Dukes of Hazzard Hazards in Hollywood, the Dukes of Hazzards in two thousand and five five, and then The Dukes of Hazzards The Beginning in two thousand and seven.

Right, they haven't read on CBS. They can redo it now because he can'ture the general le out out of curiosity.

Do you know what movie inspired the Dukes of Hazzards came out nineteen seventy five?

My guess would be Smoking in the Bandit.

Nope, Moon Runners out a bootlegging family.

Oh it makes more sense, Okay, I have never foreseen that. Well, there was that, and then there was that Richard Pryor.

Did James Mitch a minute, Yeah, and then.

Richard Pryor, also in that same time period, did it, probably a little later, did that movie about the first black stock car driver and he uh, it was a you know, true based on a true story, but kind of a comedy and also a race car movie. And his whole thing is he had started as a as a shine runner too. Richard Pryor, I can't remember the name of the movie now, might have been something stupid, but like like literally grease Lightning or something like that.

No, we we have a history of weird names in the South. But yeah, Enis. In fact, I knew I worked with a guy his middle name was Enis because his grandfather was. People down here you get named after family members down the line. So yeah, for someone to carry a name like that, it was usually your your grandfather or your great uncle's twice removed that you were named after.

Yeah, it doesn't matter even if you your great great great whatever was named you know, rat turn, You're stuck with it. So here's the AI overview. That pretty much here's the AI overview because I pulled that Richard Pryor thing out of my out of my ass. Richard Pryor starred in the nineteen seventy seven biographical film and I had the title right, Greased Lightning, which tells the true story of Wendell Scott, the first black stock car driver

We're go ahead, Yeah, we discussed that. A couple of shows back. Some guys started tracking where his shows were and finding dead bodies, and so they're coming up with this theory that that he's a serial killer. How many people from TV do you know had a piece of clothing name after them.

Yeah, that's a hell of a thing, the Daisy Dukes, right, I mean that's what you're going to refer to here, Catherine Bach and her signature, what they call Daisy Dukes. And you know, to me, the funny thing is, I mean, all that was, as far as I was concerned, to some cutoffs, and everybody had those where I lived, because you know, your pants got damaged, but they were still in enough good piece to be a pair of shorts. You turned them into shorts, didn't matter if it was

Uh, yeah, she she came came up with that, with that costume. He told her what the costume was gonna be. She says, I'll bring my own, and will she show up with the cut off that the shorts all they said, hey, no problem. There was one scene or something in a restaurant where they thought it was inappropriate, but other than that,

So, yeah, right, no brilliant move. And here's the funny thing. They were looking for a Dolly Parton look like. You know what that is. That's seventies polite speak for we wanted a woman with big breasts, that's all, because Dolly Parton and Catherine Baka have nothing. She didn't even come close to fitting the type. It's not like that's a better version of Dolly Parton either, you know. So they just were like, well, we'll just put a big titty woman up there and that'll work, you know, a big

I came across the post the other day about Dolly Parton. I didn't know this, but remember Jackie Harry, the black actress comedian.

Oh yeah, yeah, okay.

Jack Jackie was her change.

She went by.

Yeah, well yeah, somebody somebody posted a short clip of hers. You know, Dolly Parton wrote, I Will Always Love you and what is her name? Damn it? He's the black singer that that that died in the bathtub.

Shit, well you're talking about when you used top.

Of my tongue here, when you used to when Yeah, so when they Houston released that, she did that song and they were Jackie Harry used to be on the Dolly Parton show, and some of the producers and all they were talking and asked her and said, Dollie, you know you know, are you mad that Whitney Houston recorded that song? And she turned to jack A Hare and said,

Yeah, you know, people forget nowadays. But I mean she had enough money to build dolly Land, an amusement park, you know, so.

Dolly would believe it or not. Doll I was looking at some of her some of her charitable stuff. Yeah, and she's worth Dolly Parton is worth about six hundred and twenty five million dollars she's given away at least that much over the years for all of the programs that she has donated money to and these charities that she started. People don't really realize, you know, how much of an impact Dolly Partner has had on a lot of people's lives.

Oh, we had a call her, but they dropped off. I was just about to get to them, but they went away. No, the thing is, Jimmy was in the earlier well three one nine, five, two seven, five zero one six love to hear from you. But you know, the thing about Dolly is no, she's even though a lot of what made her you know, look, the thing that made her famous is not the thing that really drove her career money wise. And her behavior is not

It has over three thousand songs, right and three thousand song titles. I mean, that's a lot of music.

That's the thing that catalog in those public numbers. I guarantee you she's taken in. Like, if what you're saying is true, Okay, so let's just say let's just work with the six hundred million and say that she gave away that much to people too, right, So you're saying she had one point two billion dollars, you know, and again you got to translate that because in today's money

But Elvis wanted to record I Will Always Love You, and she wouldn't let him have it.

Right.

Then she lets Whitney Houston do it, and it turns into multimillion dollar royalties.

Right, and it got attached to that movie, So you know, there's the movie. You know, please, she was collecting residuals on things and she didn't She probably didn't have to do anything in the nineteen eighties, and still she did a movie with Sylvester Stallone. Again, I'm not sure if he's you know, everybody talks about what a genius he was because of Rocky, but you take a look at

I kind of gave up on Sylvester Stallone when he did the movie with a Steale Getty. What is it?

Oh stopper, my mom, stopp her, my mom, wos shoe? I mean, dude, gave it up then, Yeah, but it might be worth a watch to see the awkwardness with which you know, Sylvester Stallone is the love interest of Dolly Parton while she tries to teach him to be a country singer for real. She's got some sort of bet with this jerk who was her ex husband or something, and it's like, we're gonna teach you to be country boy, and he's like, put on a stupid New York kid driver,

I read an article about about Dolly that she started this reading program for kids, and I think she has given away something like over two hundred and eighty million books to children to these various programs that she's got going on, right, you know, it's just amazing the little things that she's done that nobody knows about the money that she got from the royalties from Whitney Houston singing her song. She went and bought a strip mall in the black part of Nashville and built up that whole

Yeah. Probably. And the thing about it is she doesn't she's not a publisher. It's not a pr campaign like she legitimately went and did stuff. You got to find out about it. There's tons of stuff like that. You're talking about the book program, But there's a bunch of things she paid for. You know, people wanted education, she paid for that. She did up, you know, raise up a bunch of neighborhoods, like I said, built Dollywood.

Well, not only that she went nas all across the nation, all of these poor high schools, and that she would buy band uniforms and instruments. Are all the kids that were participating in band. In fact, they did a little interview with two students that happened to meet each other at some football game or something. The two bands were playing, right, and they got to talk, and both of them received their instruments and their uniforms from Dolly Parton.

Right.

That's the funky thing is she was also a musician who put into musical causes, believing that it was part of educating. And you don't see any of that stuff

Yeah, it was Rhystone. You're already you took it away from me.

Ah, man, I'm surprised. You know, I didn't know what happened here for a while there. Man, How you.

Doing like a billy grieve?

You?

Well, you know, I'm I got bones broken that I didn't know I had broken. But they have at least finally figured that out. But other than that, you know, I'm miserable, just like you. But anyway, Well, what's on your mind this week?

Well, I no, I was just truning in. You were wondering about what sliced the Lotte movie.

It was it was Ryan Stone, like a pretty horrible movie. This is probably going back, like, you know, half an hour ago. But you know, Roscoe P. Coltrane Chang's best. You know who he was the acting teacher of in the early nineties.

I do not who.

Quentin Tarantino.

Wow. So he taught Quentin Tarantino to act.

Yep. Wow.

Yeah in the late eighties, right before Rick Clinton was an Elvis impersonator on The Golden Girls.

Yep.

Fascinating. I had no idea about that. But then now now some things make sense, you know, in the world of Kevin Smith. Right, I'm behind the times a little bit, but I saw something really weird. He's doing a podcast with his daughter now Kevin Smith. Yes, and it is very strange to watch.

Uh.

It's all about veganism.

Is it the one where he cooks vegan dishes with his daughter?

Oh, he wasn't cooking him. He was having people from vegan restaurants come over and bring him free food. And I'm like, this is very very strange.

Uh.

And and I'm watching this podcast and I'm going it's a very low rated podcast on his platform, and it's just very weird to watch him do this stuff. And he's still wearing the big giant like jackets and things from when he was you know, very much heavier, and now he's very skinny, and he's where he looks like, he looks like he's he's a bathroub. Well either that or he's auditioning to be the penguin. I mean, you know, something is wrong with his look, his little head and

He went to uh, he went to him a couple of years ago, no joke.

Oh, I don't hold that against people, but I mean something else is wrong beyond you and me.

Book.

You know, some of us have been there and uh, you know, occasionally you need a rest, but and sometimes people get involved with and sometimes people get involved with your life and decide to be scumbags. And you know what, then you can't help but land in there and you got to work your way back. Oh.

I know about that too, That's right.

Kind of things sucks. I mean, some of us have that shared experience. I'm just saying, you know, anybody know the code? Yeah, okay, anyway, so what else is on your mind?

I just wanted to troll that d with the the uh the Dukes of Hazard thing.

Other than that.

He was just waiting to see what the two you's we're gonna talk about tonight.

Oh yeah, we you know, we we don't have a plan, a game plan when we come in.

Uh.

We're also talking about maybe trying to take the show to twitter x and run it through Rumble at the same time and maybe start adding video to it. God help you all. You're gonna have to look at my face. And I got ideas about how to avoid maybe be Peach Show in his because sometimes he doesn't want to show his face. Hey, there's another caller, So hang on and if you want, I'll bring you back in in a minute. But if not, we're going to go to

Am I on?

Yeah? I got you on?

Okay, go ahead, Oh okay, yeah I didn't. I didn't hear. I didn't know it picked up so quickly.

Hey Jack, I don't know what subject now you're talking to, But I just wanted to talk how much I appreciate your snap foo news because not only you're reading the news, but I get I get I get an emotional response, and I actually enjoy it.

Well, you know what it is, I'm a little upset because I have people thinking that, you know, certain things are newsworthy, and I'm like, if you were listening to my show so many months ago, you had already heard this, and it's just it's getting me a little crazy. And on top of it, the bad articles like this is the stuff that I was sifting through, and it's like everybody rejected it, but I'm gonna do it anyway. I

Okay, what what happened. I haven't.

I mean, I worked like a fifteen and a half hour a day I saw. I'm not aware what happened. Okay, is this is this Trump do something.

Yes yesterday right on truth social Trump reposted somebody's AI video. Okay, because first of all, the news is telling you he posted it. They're skipping the fact that it's a repost, which means he found it funny and reposted it it kind of like I do on my Twitter account, and he reposted it to call attention to it. And it's Michelle and Barack Obama's heads on like apes, and the apes are still, but the heads are bopping around and they're singing a song from the Lion King. Okay, and

You know.

He he's like Elon Musk with slightly less of an ego. That's it, you know, the guy who can afford to buy a whole town in Italy. He's got to gut the Washington Post and get rid of all the DEI hires. I mean, you need to look at the amazing onion of coverage on this and how it's bent and twisted in every direction and nobody wants to get the fact straight. It's just hilarious to me anymore. It's like, what am I supposed to do with this? You know, I try

Yeah? What do I think of it?

Yeah?

I think well, honestly, I am no Trumpster. I'm not going to defend them, but obviously somebody is running his truth social because I know, even as is nuts as I think he is, I think he's got better political instincts. I mean, that's just beyond stupid. It gives somebody, you know, it's a distraction.

Well, there's there had to be lots of distractions. Look, wait a minute, wait a minute, Danny, there had to be lots of distractions because remember this is during the same week where your DOJ literally released kiddie porn. Okay, And if I was on YouTube, yeah, if I was on youtubevpte, i'd have to say KP because you can't

Uh yeah, I did hear that, correct, But.

I put him on hold. I wonder, I wonder if he's got a viewpoint on this. You want to talk to him for a minute, I'll let you guys talk. Sure, Okay, So have you seen the Obamas and the monkey suit thing? Do you have an opinion? Chris? Uh? Oh, I know I unhute him. I know I unmuted him, but he's not speaking. Yeah, there he is, there he is. Okay, go ahead.

If if it comes to KP type stuff, you can mute me again because I have nothing to do with anything, Like, I don't know what you're talking about, is some kind of monkey stuff with kitty whatever.

I don't know what that's about.

Okay, you're mixing things up. Here's the two separate issues. What I said is, this is during the same week where the DOJ, the Department of Justice literally and the National Archives released nude photos of underage girls as part of the Epstein drop, and there was a media outlet's trying to tell them you need to flag the like

First when it comes to the Epstein, Yeah, when it comes.

To the Epstein files right now.

The only thing that the last thing I saw was supposedly Bill and Hillary Clinton are testifying to something behind closed doors.

Supposedly.

I don't believe it, but it's supposedly happening right now.

Oh yeah, good, That's all I know about that.

Because they dared to defy a subpoena, so they didn't go and testify to Congress about it. But no, I'm literally talking about they did a massive document dump. You know how people have been saying, release the files. Well, now the administration says we did. Here they are, but in the first couple of days when they released them, they literally, in a technical way, they released kiddie porn because they had underage girls topless at the very least.

Okay, because so so basically, anyone that goes to download any files relating to this dump could be charged with child pornography basically.

Right, only if they did it in the first couple of days. Technically speaking, that's right. Now they pulled it back. Well, that was one issue. The other issue is Trump reposted a AI thing of Barack and Michelle Obama's heads pasted onto ape's bodies and they're singing a song from the Lion King in the video and in the version I saw. He put it out on truth Social last night, big uproar about how racist it is, and I'm watching people

Did the AI leak in some certificate this type of stuf.

No, no it didn't. But people are trying to add to it and say, oh, not only are these people eligible to be monkeys, but we should make more monkeys in the video. And by the way, make Gavin Newsom monkey crap in the video. Do that, you know, big giant monkey poop, that's Gavin Newsom. So anyway, I'm not

Yeah, they won't with that.

Yeah, but I don't think I personally, I honestly don't think you're gonna have callers or yourself even referring to what you just said that f slur.

I don't think this is gonna probably come up, you know what I mean. So I think you'll be.

All right, but who knows. But I'm just saying, you can't even describe stuff, you know, they're literally calling sexual assaults essays or they're calling it grape grape in order to shield the word from the AI. This is what they're doing on there as well.

Yeah, Mitchell, have you noticed it's only certain people that worry about that. There's others on YouTube that they let say anything. Yeah, I don't understand that at all. But they're paying somebody to be able to get away with it.

No, they're not paying anybody. There are certain people that are privileged on the platforms where they don't make the AI comb through their transcripts.

You know.

That's what I was saying about Alex Jones about like five six years ago, before he got booted off of YouTube. I said, there's one hundred things this guy said. And then I watched people play clips from his YouTube channel and get bounced with violations of terms of service because of the clips they played. But yet the original video in its entirety is still up there with the language and tacked. And I'm going, huh, does that represent a

Way, they had something to do with this ad revenue. Chuck, I think that had something to do with it before he got bounced.

Yeah, that's the funny thing though, because some of this stuff I see here. You go ahead, go ahead, be pete.

When they had amnesty, they were going to let him back on and they gave him the account and then they immediately took it from him again. There was somebody else, I forget who it was that maybe it was Nick Quinta's. They let him back on, and before they could do anything, they jerked there. Because that's when, you know, when I had commented to you, hey, they got an amnesty, you know,

Yeah, and I never even got the chance to put my channel back up because you know, so I give up on YouTube because I filled out the form you know for a listen. You guys took me down due to medical disinformation blah blah blah. And you know, they have anybody's channel that you know ever existed, even if they deleted it, you can't see it. Nobody can see it. It's in their database because they restored me after a year. Somebody else just called in, by the way and hung up.

No, my my, I'm just I think it's all a distraction. I mean from posting a video like that, and I mean I probably listened to easily while worked in easily thirty hours of podcasts of different aspects of different releases from this Epstein files.

And it's just it's just moving the topic, you know, to.

Yeah, just just another distraction. You're going to defend it or you're going to criticize it, but you're going to stop talking about it.

I think it's I'm just but like I was.

Saying, I I really do enjoy your your staff, your staff for the news. And you were talking a little bit about the you know that you said the Democratic circling firing squad.

I had some thoughts about that.

Well, because who's there, who's their leader at this point right there? Their leader in the polls is supposedly news well, their leader.

Their leadership. The leadership is pathetic.

I mean, you know, Chuck Schumer and Hockey and Jefferies is Apple absolutely awful. I'm just waiting for them to let the cream rise to the top because they have this seniority, they have this seniority and mentality where the top runs things, and that's the biggest problem with them. And then on the other hand, I mean you go to the Republicans. I don't have any use for the Republicans on policy, and they're their moral character and they show they they flipped and you know, you made the

I think she has a lot of ability and talent, but I don't think the Democrat.

Party is going to let her, you know, break away in any capacity just because you know, they just had Kamala a woman of color. They're not gonna have a woman of color.

You know, run in twenty twenty eight. They they're they're they're.

Gonna want more of a I mean what they're gonna want is is is a lily white, white red candidate to run.

Yeah, they're going to have to sense strategically, I think that's what's look at that. Oh, okay, we are going to have another caller soon, but I've seen two of them come on drop off. So okay, now I've got two callers in the queue, and I'm going to get to them shortly because I appreciate you guys actually calling in. But I got one last question for you before I go to the next caller, and that is where what

Yeah? I think I think.

They have some candidates, really, but you know, Corey Booker's Gavin Newsen is raising a lot of money. I got a lot of perspective on him. But there's some there are some candidates waiting in the in the wings that I think they could get some traction, and they're not governors. There's two, well, one is a governor and two are senators, and it will be a different perspective that you're going

These guys, I think they got the building. They can.

Actually, I think they're spot on them a lot of things. I'm not saying they're perfect, but they're a lot much better if the party gets behind them atmosphere, if that makes.

Sense fair enough. So look, I'm gonna get to people in order here. But Mikey Cheryl, Mikey Cheryl is not going to work out in the DNC either. I gotta tell you. Uh, that's another disaster. But anyway, maybe you'll have some other insight. But Sheer makes sense when he speaks, at least, which I appreciate. Which is getting to be more and more of a rare commodity in the American political scene at this point makes sense out of your nonsense.

Oh, good lord, Chuck, how you doing?

I'm doing? You know, I'm gonna go on Monday and we're gonna figure out what to do with a couple of broken bones. Finally, But you know, did you see the Obamas in the monkey suit? You gotta want to talk about that or you got something else in mind?

Oh, I got something else. Unfortunately, you know, I got in the midst of I want to.

Go sports to Earth? Or what do I want to do? Uh, you know, no offense to Danny, all right.

I questioned his uh his political innings.

You know, you know, I remember, you know, back before you know, remember when it was being questioned whether or not Biden would drop out the runnings, you know, before Kamala took place, and.

Uh what it was.

I think Danny was growing out that he thought like Shapiro would be a good fit. He was defending Jamal Bowman, you know the congressman, the black congressman. You know the Rice Graft that pulled the fire alarm.

You know that that stuff.

Okay, defending those type of people, and he seems to just only steer along.

His party line.

And both parties, I mean, the moral characteristics questionable, Okay, I mean they're both the same wing, the same fucking bird. Sorry if I'm the first one to say the f for it tonight, for the entire direction.

It's okay, we're not on YouTube so that.

They're both Yeah, they're both fucking corrupt, all right. Neither party is to be fucking trusted being ran astray.

That No, I'm just saying that is exactly where I come from on this, okay, which is, you know, it's two different flavors of the same corruption. Uh but you know it's same ship ice cream. But yeah, exactly, it's a It's like I was thinking basking Robins and then I decided not to because there isn't even thirty six flavors or whatever. It's just really two and that's your big choice, you know, And nobody ever asks to set the menu. The thing is at least Danny talks about

Oh fucking Jesse Venturia is just as I mean, good lord, it did just to be a you know what we call.

The truth Reback in the day, I used to follow him.

You know.

Then the sinners covid Ran you know, came around. You know, remember it was proper ten years prior he was talking about. There was you know, warning everybody there was going to be a vaccine that was going to come around, well dramatically, right now, Well.

What happened when that what happened when that vaccine rolled around?

Though he thought he flip flopped, you.

Know it just as easy as a damn politician.

Well that was the funny thing, right, Remember, he had that show conspiracy theory, and he makes a big show of flying us. He flew this woman doctor in from somewhere outside of the United States who would not even go inside of the hangar at the airport with him, who said, I'm gonna talk to you and I'm gonna jump back on this plane because I don't even want to be in the United States. And Jesse said why, and she said, because they're going to force the vaccine

You know.

You look at the strange stuff and yeah, you had Alex Jones on there, and the whole thing about oh, these are all coffers, you know, when they were grave liners, plastic grave liners, pretty much for putting things in the ground and making sure you don't have contamination flexible plastic and stuff like that, so it doesn't you know, get messed up like in a dozen metal tanks or cement bolts, you know, And why is the government buying so many

It was a postal service, what arm and up, you know, a woman ship. You to look back in the day, you know, when all this stuff was going on, the Postal Service was U purchasing certain amounts, you know, certain amounts of ammunition.

Yeah, you know, and various sins were doing the same shit.

And they were putting done.

Aw somehow magically included in the budget.

And they were putting these weird colored stickers on people's mailboxes. I saw it myself. They were doing that in North Carolina when I got there. Now, I didn't see those in Jersey, you know. And everybody was screaming at me, they're coming after the right wingers, the gun owners, and they're going to try and take our guns away. And my argument always was, look, the government, the government's not going to take your guns. And here's why you can do much more harm to each other with them, uh

Uh there there government, Just they've got their drones. That's all they did well, And that was my other Drone tech is something that we can't possibly fath them.

Although if you're somebody who's consuming news like I am lately, Uh, did you see what they showed on Capitol Hill this week? Uh? That uh that weird orb over Yemen? Did you see that.

Now?

And we come across that one.

It's because you mentioned drones, I bring it up. But what happened is they have this camera angle on a couple of drones, a couple of military drones, following an orb near Yemen, and they decided to engage with this strange you know uap and they fired a hell fire missile at the thing, and it like caught the missile and then it exploded and this thing flew away at a rapid pace with all of the debris, uh, you know,

Just for the general purpose of using us.

I'm not trying to I'm not trying to talk over you.

I'm just saying that's always the possibility that we have technology. I mean, no, that's fine, AI. I mean, you know, the ad generative technology. I mean, you have to understand and everybody lesson does. I mean, this shit's easily twenty years you know ahead of what we think of this. Oh yeah, you know, we think that what we're seeing now these shitty shit you know what I consider shitty quality.

I'm sure you're seeing that one.

All true, and they show like, you know, puppies fighting off bears and you know, stuff like that. No, I know that that stuff's interesting, and the toys are you know what we get. But it's just amazing to me that there are stranger things happening and nobody's paying attention to it, because, yeah, this is the mass distraction, and you wonder what's really going to happen. You know, like I said on my show, everybody kind of forgot about you know, Ukraine sort of. But that whole deal is

Sure sounds good because we got.

Four callers on the line, and I'm thinking we could take a break and let them all talk to each other. What do you say? All right, first though, we give Jimmy James his time, equal time to everybody. What's going on, Jimmy, what's on your mind this week? Must be a massive delay on the phones or something. I'll tell you, Jimmy, I'm not here you if you're speaking, can you hear me now? Yes? Yes, I can now, I hear you.

Oh.

I pushed the exact little buttons.

Ah, that's okay, it happens. Happens to the best of us. So what's on your mind? Man?

Uh ah?

So answer my question?

Did that Did the FBI take that woman's movie or Wilks's movie in the sixties or the seventies? So I want to know. Okay, the news article said the hs I thought the FBI took it in the sixties.

Yeah, that's the funny thing, right, they got all their facts wrong in that article, and they're basing it off a New York Post article. And the funny thing you notice they kept calling it a videotape. Uh, here's the reality. We know that the government.

Yeah, but yeah, arguably arguably this handy those handy Plums did take cartridges, so you could argue, I mean it slapped that vital cassette cartridge.

I mean.

The thing that bug me is they claimed that the HSCA took it, which I do not believe to be true.

So that's my question for you.

Okay, the HSCA had taken before that, Yeah, it was That's what I was going to get to. Look, the HSCA had possession of an eight millimeter reel. They had possession of that, okay, and it was supposed to be returned. When it was returned, it was apparently not in very good shape. This according to Orble Knicks at the time, okay, or and that's the that's the case there with the HSCA. But previously the government obviously had a copy. They printed

Issue right, the two.

Issues is that most likely mister Nicks got a copy and not the original in the sixties. That would be problem one, and then problem two would be the ha SCA did nasty things to it.

Is that the two accusations.

Well, I would say that there's a variety of possibilities here, and it looks to me like the HSCA gave back a copy. But that's my opinion. And the fact is that the chain of custody is partially established in you know, in court papers. And that's what I remember when we had Gail on and she said that they're going to proceed because now there is proof that the government had the film and now they can't account for where it

Saying, yeah, I thought it was important just to show you that it was getting into the mainstream news. Plus I was confused. That's weird that they let him have a copy for thirteen years.

Yeah, and the weirdest thing about it. But the funny thing to me was, Jimmy, you showed me this and it's from basically right wing oriented Outlet's fine. Then a left wing person who is curious about this, and that whole article from the left wing outlet was all about how Trump's not doing his job regarding this, which has nothing to do with the case at all. It's just

Made million twenty million adjusted for inflation.

I agree.

Well, but the only other thing I wanted to get out was, uh so I mentioned earlier, blah blah blah, the parties are the same, blah blah blah. No, dude, you gottaus this is did you.

Guys say whatever?

I mean, I'm just gonna say it's a matter of degree. Yeah, And uh look, I don't want any political party in America, but the Democrats are doing way too good of a job saying oh, look so and so, look yeah.

On the so called Republican.

Side, there are instances of criminality and guess what they get crucified, like that goofball in New York. We fired him even the home We really needed that stupid vote. But on the Democrat side, it's not an individual basis. These people work as a constant criminal conspiracy. Altogether, they're purposely undermining the country. That's not happening with the Republican Party.

These people.

Are some of them are a lot of them corrupt as far as personal finances, I don't know. Definitely some of them are improven. To me, just look at their stupid stock purportings. But that's all I wanted to point out is you're comparing a molehill to Mount Everest.

Uh.

Just look at the amount of money that's been He got the damn Smaally community of miss Minnesota.

Paying for Al.

Shabab, the terrorist group. That's a fact, and it's not that's the United States taxpayer money over and over again. How the Democrats work with these angeos, And that's something you don't see on the Republican side. You see a different kind of occasionally individual corruption, but usually those a holes come in rich already. The Democrats use the system to make themselves rich, other people rich, and they from

I got you. That's your opinion. You know, that's cool.

So on that.

Well, yeah, yeah, I'm just shying up now the weekend.

Oh I was hoping you were going to stick around, but okay, hey, you do you man? That's fine. I'm thinking we take a break, bepete and give people an opportunity to call in some more and add to the we're gonna let a free for all role. I think that would be the best thing to do. And anybody wants to stay on hold, do that And what do you say?

Sounds good to me? All right?

Coffee?

Anyway, there you go, you make some coffee. I think I need some more water or something here. I don't know. I am so out of it at this point. I mean, I'm sleeping like an hour at a time. It is not a good situation, but what the hell. I can't bitch about it too much because ongoing court cases. Anyways, it is what it is. It was what it was,

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So this would be the final segment of the Friday Night Open My call in show with my co host b Pete. And I know you didn't get a lot of chances to say much yet, be Pete, So I want to give you a chance, and give anybody else a chance who wants to call in. We got a couple on the line. I'm going to just let them loose and maybe I'll let everybody loose who calls in three one nine, five two seven, five zero one six. Whatever you got it or want to say, love to

Something.

Something's got to be done. Vpete, what's on your mind? It looks like we only got one caller on the line now, But again, I welcome anybody three one nine, five two seven five zero one six.

No.

I agree with what people were saying earlier about Yeah, you know, both parties pretty much being the same.

Now.

I've made a post on h X not too long ago just said that Republicans they are just Democrats wearing a red tie. But my biggest concern is cutting out the damn graft and the money that these people are making. And years ago I said this to someone and they didn't believe me. But you know, the minute you start running for office, especially at the federal level, and you start getting these campaign contributions in most of these people will go and have a family member become a consulting agency.

Yeah, they were appointed, the.

State legislatures appointed their senators, right, they didn't run for election. You know, look at how much money you could pull out a politics by going back to the original construction. I think it's what Article one, section three or something about them being appointed by the state legislatures. And then you have these other people that, oh, well that's not fair, I'm not being represented. You know what, my state's bigger than that state. How come we only get two senators.

Well, let me ask you, Jason damn rules. Yeah, let me ask you an objective question about this though, because in spirit I agree with you about changing the rule back to the senators, right, and that way you'd have one hundred corrupt campaigns immediately taken off the board. You know, you'd lose a lot of business as far as those people that are in the business of gerrymandering things because now they don't have to do it for the senators, you know, and and balance it off of the how

Yeah, well, back, I'll give you an example. Back when Obama was in office and they were you know, deporting people. ICE had an office in the Minneapolis jail. Sure, they had an office there and they handled transfers. Now all of a sudden, that it's somebody else enforcing immigration, there against it, there against ICE, there against this. I don't understand how we have federal laws on the books and

And that's my point about this, Like if you take a look at it at all the medical stuff that went on during the you know, the pandemic, right, and you see that it's not one side or the other.

Oh absolutely right, So you know, just saying and that's just.

Like, but that wasn't a Republican or a Democrat thing. That was both sides. Both sides did that. They did that from the shots to the masks. They were on the masks, they were on everything. It was crazy. They were invested in the businesses that were going to come out and have like you know, you know when you go to see the you go to a hospital or something, they have like hand sanitizer at the front door. That's

Well, you'd have the biggest. First thing you'd have to do is change campaign finance law. Okay, And getting politicians to do that is like trying to get a politician to, you know, implement term limits. They're not going to do it. There was one guy from North Carolina. It wasn't no, it wasn't from North Carolina. Forget where he was from, but he was. He made the comment, you know, we

Now.

I'm with you there. So we still have Danny, and we've had other people jump on. And if you jump on now at three one nine, five, two seven, five zero one six, I'm going to go past ten pm tonight a bit and we'll see, you know, if chaos reigns, maybe we'll let it roll more. Uh, but you know, I can only stand sit up so long, so uh, you know, my time is a little limited. But I will definitely let anybody wants to get a word in get a word in. Danny, I know you've heard this

What?

You know, who's the big betting website that's sponsoring the Super Bowl, which we didn't even get to, by the way, the super Bowl, okay, which I wanted to talk about too. But what's what else do you want to throw on the table here, Danny.

Let me let me throw a couple of things on the table and response, what was what was talked about, what Jimmy talked about NGOs, and even what BP talked about. I'm in agreement that the n g O.

Is a now and it needs to. If you're gonna have in.

G os, it's gotta be a verb, which means that if it actually delivers instead of being a grift shine, If they can actually because this whole whole idea that somehow a private entity can do better than it, then then let's say a civil servant department. I would rather go back to more of a civil servant department that actually has a more transparency and scrutiny and actual code of ethics that they're not delivering. You know, what's the

I think he's just going to serve time.

And then there was Menendez, a Senator from Democrat who was corrupt as hell out of New Jersey.

Good ridden throw the book at him. As far as the.

Money and content and campaign financing, Yeah, that's a broken system. I mean, there's just too much dark money in there. And Jane Mayer wrote a book with the same title, excellent book anybody wants to kind of get an idea that's kind of bipartisan on it. She wrote a book called dark Money about the finance, and uh, I never I don't remember ever talking about Jamal Bowman, but he did get kind of undercut by a pack.

But maybe I did. I just my memory doesn't serve me.

Now, if you want to change the subject to the Super Bowl, I'd love to go there, you know the whole you know, and change the subject. Yeah, I think you want to. So who do you think is gonna win? Is it going to be the Patriots or the Seahawks? Well, you know I have a favorite, or you don't care.

I am one of the worst people to pick the Super Bowl. I picked it correctly last year, which was funny because we did the dollar bet on the Uncle Show.

Yeah I lost, I lost. Yeah, I get it. Yeah about what about concluded? Has he ever shown up?

You know what?

That's the funny thing is he has contacted Aaron and he is a boy. I don't know. You listen, if if for some reason that guy's too broke to pay each of us a dollar, you know, just tell us. I won't be mad, but I don't know what's going on. You know, like that's okay, but it's kind of weird because he was like one of the most bombastic people and then didn't pay everybody else doll care of He talked.

He talked. That guy talked. That guy talk crap.

I mean he you know when they talk about a locker room shit talker.

He was good at it, right, going for it, right.

That's what I'm saying. And I'm like, I don't know that kills me when a guy doesn't pay a dollar bet though, because that's the point of the dollar bet is that almost anybody could, you know, come up with a dollar. But if you can't, it's okay, I understand, all right, but dude, you know, so he's disqualified for sure. I would you know, if somebody got a pool in front of me, I'd probably pick the Seahawks. But it's an emotional pick because I don't want the Patriots to win.

Sad, sad for the Mets, sad for the Mets. Meiths.

Now, I heard you mentioned you you like the Raiders. Are you not from the West Coast? No, I always like I get I get the Raiders. Raiders, the Oakland Raiders, the original operators always had and I grew up seventy miles from Oakland. I grew up in a rural farm I mean, I had the luxury of growing up in a rural farming community. But we were always within thirty minutes to an hour and a half into metropolitan so

Or LA Raider?

Oh many, Las.

Vegas Raider or the Oakland Raiders of Las Vegas? Is I think they should be called?

Well yeah, now Alzado.

See now I was thinking about Lyle. Lyle was a great guy, you know, super nice guy off the field, a freaking bastard when he put that uniform around, And that's what I loved about it. What's that.

Ken?

Yeah, well, okay, Now there was a guy that they had and you guys might have to help me with this, and they called him for a little while, the Mad Bomber. I think he was a quarterback who wore like number nine and.

Was Darryl Lamonitor.

There you go that guy. I loved it because it was so it was so crazy to watch him play. Look, I love the fact that these guys.

Yeah, time was that the oldest active play Wasn't he the oldest active player there for a couple of seasons.

No, that was George. That was George Blander.

There you go.

That was George Blander.

He was a quarterback and then he was he became a field goal kicker. Yeah, I go way back with the Raiders. But what I loved about I've got I'm looking. I'm staring at my Ken my Kent State right now. I throw back Ken's Stanford jersey.

Listen. I would love to own a Ken Stabler jersey, and that would be great. But the thing is the thing about the Raiders to me was this is that in the seventies, right, and I even watched my father and I watched baseball. I talk about that. But we also watched football occasionally because they used to show it on like NBC in New York. I think it was on Channel four, and then they would have a little later on. I think they started showing Jets games on

Team, but yes, look at team from back then. You had the fearsome force with the Rams, you had the Purple people leaders at Minnesota, you had the Hogs at Washington. I mean you had that group. I mean that's back when guys played football. Some of these rules that they've got this start still, I could not understand you can't get within ten feet of a damn quarterback. Now now getting a penalty, it's gotten ridiculous.

Right, And at the height of when I was really starting to watch football. The Steel Curtain happened, right, so, you know what I mean. So for a little while, yeah, I was all in on watching Pittsburgh. I wasn't a Pittsburgh fan, but they were a hell of a team. If you caught that team locally on your broadcast TV, uh, you were happy with that game, you know what I mean, because it was you were going to see so you were going to see some wild hits. You were going

Well, that's like remember Fred Balitnikow, Now he there used to be a joke that when he finally quit football, he still hung around for another year until all the stick of wore off. You know, players we have today, there's just no comparison between what we've got going out. You know, I would have loved to have seen Tom Brady play back when football was football, and see if he would have had the career that he would have had.

See.

Now, I don't know if you guys remember, because I don't know if they even do this anymore, because I hardly see peewee football and you know, midget what they called midget football back then for kids. But the way it used to run, at least up in the Northeast was you would get a set of colors that looked like one team, and then you get a name from another team, and like literally two of the teams I played for was the West Long Branch Whales, which were

I played with a lot of I played a lot of guys like that. The only check that gave you CTEs you were going helmet the helmet.

Yeah, but you know, when you're nine and ten years old, you're not really thinking about it. And nobody talked about concussions back then.

No, not at all, not at all.

I saw I saw a kid get knocked out and it was like they gave him a cup of water and he was back on the field like, you know, two plays later. Yeah, And the reason why I know he was knocked out is because I'm the one who knocked him the hell out.

That's where you know, remember the old expression walking off, That's where it came from.

Yeah, exactly. You know, even at nine and ten, and it's not exactly you know, you're not your formation's not the best, you're not the strongest. But I mean I took pride in the fact that, you know, there was a game against this team we did a scrimmage against Red Bank, which had I don't remember what it was outfit.

Well, but you developed, it's like I'm playing a little league baseball. When I was in Salt Lake City, we had Sugarhouse Park, we had our league down there and we were the Yankees. Well, growing up, I was always a Cincinnati Reds fan. But when they started handing out jerseys, I got number fifteen, which was Thurman Munson. Oh, now, you say what you want. Thurman Munson was a hell of petcher And that was one thing. Even though I didn't like the Yankees, I didn't mind watching Yankees games

I kept my stuff for years that I could keep, but the football jersey and helmet I had to return, you know, but they they I remember getting a complaint that they were a little upset that they had to clean up that helmet. Anyways, we had excuse me, we had a caller. I was going to bring him in, but he left. We got a few more minutes left. But I am listen. Sports was a different thing, you know,

Well, it did, But think about the safety changes over the years. I mean, you look at the equipment that these guys are wearing now playing football. They've come out with the additional cushion on the helmet that you see a few of the players using. The technology that's now gone into equipment is amazing.

Look at the.

Changes in the field. Used to you played either on grass or astro turf. An astro turf was basically concrete with a carpet pad and then your fake grass on top of it. Now they've come out with these combination fields where it's a grass field but the last two inches of it is rubber pellets in a carpet That allows these guys to take these hits and land and

Yeah, and I don't object, and look, I don't object upgrading the equipment or upgrading the fields because that astro turf was hell. You know, the old astro turf was brutal. And all I could think of when I watched the Oilers play, like you were saying, you know, they don't exist anymore, but the Houston Oilers when they played, Uh, all I could think of is, Yeah, I grew up in certain neighborhoods where didn't have grass. So guess what

Weren't much for flag football. Growing up.

No, but I mean we as a matter of fact, we used to play games. There was a couple of games that you can't even say one of the names of the game anymore. But we we played kill the Man about yeah, yeah, kill the Man or I'm gonna say, Smear the Queer or kill the Man was the same game on and.

Smear the Queer was nothing more than American rugby.

Well yeah, but it was based on the back that you didn't have a whole well kind of, but rugby's got some different rules. This was just you don't have fully teams. You're now your own and.

We just throw the ball out there ten separate teams. Everybody was an individual.

Yep. Let's see if you can get to the end zone whatever that is, right, uh, And the end zone might be a curb, you know, you got aboard a curb, like I remember, we used to get in it. There was like a recreation place in the one neighborhood I lived in, and we played in the parking lot. So if you got to the end of the parking lot, you earned your point and everybody had to give you ten yards away from that end zone. And now you could try to run back. Oh yeah, and it happened to me we grew up.

It was mister Jones's mailbox is one end zone and mssus Smith's driveway is the other.

Oh yeah, no, I did that too. Where you know you got again parking lot. There's a dumpster on the end. Oh good, if you can get to where that dumpster is, see the rest of where the dumpster space is. He passed the dumpster. You're in the end zone. Uh right, where's the other end zone? This sidewalk?

All right?

And we would just play. But again, we didn't weigh two hundred and fifty.

Yeah, boys, all the same.

We had the it was the Masonic Temple lawn and it was if you got to Washington Avenue, you scored, and it was the same it was the same name you play, So obviously it was a cultural thing in the sixties and seventies.

Yeah, and then uh, and then of course we did the you know two on two and three on three deal where you know, you play modified and you got to count before you can rush.

I love that game too, Yeah, I used to. I used to hate that too because we would get like three guys, so one guy would be quarterback for both sides, so basically it was you against somebody else. Quarterback would switch. But it's like you know when you when you're playing pick up football, Yeah, you got to count the three before you can rush the passer.

I mean, you know, it's you.

Make rules to fit whatever whatever environment that you're playing in.

However many guys you got, you sorted out right, and you know, the most fun games used to be, let's pick the guy to be quarterback who really sucks because you got to work for it, now, you know what I mean. Like you would snap the ball and then the guy would take three steps and he'd try to lateral it to him and you could catch it in mid air because the guy was so bad, you know what I mean, you intercept the ladder.

H the.

Oh my god.

I'll tell you one thing that he's gotten. It seems like it's gotten progressively worse in football, and that is

Well, you know, one starts to wonder whether it's bad officiating or if somebody has again figured out how to bribe these guys. You know what I mean, because that's always when I see a.

Lot of people that are out there saying. I've seen a lot of people say in the NFL is now rigged every game?

Yeah no, there's guys writing books about that now. But anyway, rigged or not. I stated that, yeah, I would go with the Seahawks. I think we could close out the show by making a pick. If you guys want to make a bet out of it, we could, but we'd have to see if we're not all on the same side. I doubt we are, but you know, most likely would mean one guy taking on two guys bets. So up to you guys if you want to do it, but

I'm going with the Seahawks only because I think Darnold will have a better game at quarterback than the guy that's in New England. I don't know if he's tough enough for Seattle ball. Well, I think the Seattle. I think Seattle's going to take it. I hope they take it.

See now, my question there, if I was trying to set odds on it, would be do we have an injury report yet from both teams that's reliable? Because if you got a guy who can play but he's not one hundred percent, that's one thing. And if you got another guy who's sitting out because and you don't know it until the day before, that's yet another thing. But we're close here. We should have good injury reports by now. But anyway, Danny, what's your thoughts? Me and b Peter picked in the Seahawks.

I'm leaning towards the Seahawks as an overall team. I'm gonna take a little different take about Drake May as a quarterback.

Okay, he might end up.

I mean, I think he's got all the ability the talent, and I've seen him play in college and I've.

Seen him in some games. He might end up being something really special.

And if that happens, it's gonna happen Sunday. If it doesn't happen, then I think the Seahawks will win. Well, I'm judging what what I've watched the games.

See.

I got two words for you when you focus too much on the quarterback though, and they are Doug and Flutey, because you know anyway, okay, fair.

One unique thing is this is the first time that both teams have the same win loss record. They're both in fourteen and three.

Hm.

Oh, I didn't know that. Oh.

Then that means I'm gonna have to put up with somebody on Saturday telling me all day about how they're gonna, you know, compare who they each lost to as to what it means for the game. Somebody's gonna come to that brilliant analysis, you know, and they're going to bring on, you know, Dion Sanders or somebody to sit there tell you, well, since they lost to.

Sorry, I got your current injury report. Let's see. Okay, so far, And I didn't know Darnald had an oblique injury, but he's in full participation in practice. None of these guys. Let's see Ernest Jones, linebacker. He's participating in practice. Nick Emma war which is a safety, he's not participated in practice. Donald is full participation. H Charles cross the offensive tackle. He's had limited participation. Jake Bobo, he's been participating. He's

In the world.

Okay, well that's interesting, And based on what you're saying, I'm gonna guess they're gonna give three points to the Patriots, like they're gonna expect the Seahawks to win by three. That would be my guess on the current line is like favor of the Seahawks buy a field goal. I'm thinking.

So now, I don't know.

Let's see, because everybody comes up with their old damn odds. We'll see what USA Today says. This is from two days ago.

Well, BPT is looking for the odds. I'm gonna tell you one winner.

It's gonna be me during the Super Bowl is uh, It's gonna be myself. And that's because I'm gonna have three of the best cooks I know. I'm gonna have my wife and my two daughters, and they're all amazing and they're part and they're going to compete as far snacks and food.

So I'm gonna be big winner right there.

No matter what that come of the game is.

There, you go, that's a win win. I mean, I just hope we don't see a blowout I hate the blowouts. They drive me nuts.

Yeah, same here.

Yeah, and I have to admit, you know, actually some of the Super Bowls in the last ten fifteen years have been majority have been actually pretty good games. Used to be they would you know, by the second quarter, it's like, Okay, the game's over, you know, so yeah, I what a good game.

No, absolutely, I'm I'm with you on that. And you know, I thought about doing that like a listening party kind of on you know, on the Super Bowl, and I had a couple of guys that were gonna do it, and they disappeared on me, you know, to do a broadcast on Sunday and just be like, look, we'll all kind of watch the game and talk about what's going on and you know, just sort of collectively put that out as a podcast. And I just thought that would be interesting. And it was a guy with a sports

I would participate with I'm going to have a house full. There's gonna be a lot of young grand kids and it's gonna be chaos.

Yeah, but that's perfect for this kind of Yeah, but for this kind of audio content, that's perfect. It's like you're at a super Bowl party, so your noise is great, you know what I'm saying.

Like, Oh, yeah, but I've got some I've got some wild I got some wild grandchildren.

It's like, if you'll watch them, they're either gonna break something or some something on fire. I mean, they get kids, but they just they're just they're just going for it.

I did. I totally understand what you're saying. I used to have. You know, I had cousins around me when I was younger. It was wild where they would try and corrals. Again, I have I have.

One daughter or two boys, and she's got the patience of the saint, and she goes, I knew what guy was doing. She gave me these boys. These guys, I mean, I love them to death, and they're a lot of fun. But if you want to sit down and relax, you're making a big mistake because we are the ways we're going to the emergency room.

Yeah.

See, by the time I was sixteen, I had this one uncle with nine kids, and it was just insane. To be around. You know, he had two baby ves living with him and nine kids, and like you go to a party at his house or something, it was just like NonStop action. So I understand. And sometimes, yeah, they can do it with just two or three. So what do you got odds wise with USA today, B Pete. So we'll kind of end with.

MGM, bet MGM, which is, you know, the guys out in Vegas they have seven odds currently Seattle Seahawks minus two thirty New England Patriots a plus one ninety. So they're saying, uh, let's see the Seahawks. Uh four and a half points.

So four and a half wow, Wow.

It's good.

They're they're saying is going to be close. But the biggest thing that they're saying is is that May hasn't had he hasn't had as a consistent performance as Donald with the Seahawks.

Okay, but being that it's Friday night, right and we're getting ready to close out, here's what I promise you though, that those points are gonna shift tomorrow. Yeah, definitely, because somebody is going to get in on there with some big money here or there, and it's gonna start shifting the odds because they're gonna have to figure out how to lay that off. But I believe, I really believe that we're gonna end up with a three point situation here,

They just never did.

Get good to yourselves. Uh, there's just a lot of chaos in the world, and you know, let's do let's take.

A break from all the chaos, the political bullshit and enjoy the Super Bowl. I just wish every bed the best.

Thanks, Danny. I appreciate that, and I hope that everything works out, and I really hope you enjoy the food and everything. I think we might actually have some chicken wings on Sunday, so I'm happy about that. I'm not sure how they're getting made, but I think we do have chicken wings for Sunday, so I'm happy with that, to be honest with you. Don't even know if I'm going to watch the game, but probably I will watch part of it, at least unless it turns into that blowout.

My friend, Well, I hope that Seattle pulls this one off. I'd really like to see it. I was a big Seattle fan until the Panthers came along and we had somebody, you know, local root for. But I think they're going to take it.

Other than that.

Yeah, I agree with Danny. I'm this political crap is starting to really irritate the shit out of me. I mean, it's we got to change something. We can't go on the way we have been or we're just gonna all go broke. So but we got to start somewhere, maybe some grassroots efforts state level, we can start getting some

See, I ask this question when it comes to this political you know slop, which just reminds me of the Ai Sloplet's out there. Most a bit ridiculous nonsense and just really you know, eye sores for both of your eyes, and you people suffer more than me. Because I'm at least partially blind. I get away a little bit. But the thing is, with this political circumstance, I ask you this question, and that is, you know, take note, is