10-18-24 FULL SHOW - Kamala Wilts and Trump Slays

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Welcome to a Friday edition of the show. All together now, anyway,

(00:48):
enough of that nonsense altogether? Now did we already do that? Yeah,
we get all together now about Brouy. I know we
were just talking about and I about how fun it
was to watch last night. And I know, we know
you don't have to tell us, Manny, the Saints were
banged up. We got it, we understand, right, we get it.

(01:10):
That's why you won three to ten. It was super
fun to watch the offense start to put things together.
That is something we have not seen really this entire season.
Maybe flashes of it here and there, but like consistent
drives and things of that nature, and a running game.

Speaker 4 (01:28):
Was so nice the entirety of the game. It was
a dominant performance. You did what you're supposed to do
against a team with that many injuries. Yeah, thirty three
to three. Most of the game in last couple of
minutes three.

Speaker 3 (01:38):
I will tell you. I started to feel I started
to feel bad for the Saints. They they really are terrible.
I mean, they're terrible there. I mean, we have problems, right,
We're not perfect team. We're not ready, you know, to
declare we're gonna win the super Bowl just yet. But
they're terrible.

Speaker 4 (01:57):
The problem is, and what really stinks for their fans
is they were really damn good the first two weeks.

Speaker 3 (02:01):
They looked like they were going to be in the
mix to be a contender with Derek Carr. And every
last night was just painful to watch for them. It's bad,
really bad. But hey, yay, we taking We're taking the
We're taking the dub and a half. They're professionals, so
they you know, they can take the dub and go
find with that. So, got a couple of things on
the blog today and at the near the end of

(02:24):
the show, we've got a woman coming on the show
named Natalie Tennants. There is a big rally coming up
on November two, right before election Day. It's happening at
Pike's Peak Raceway. We're gonna give you the infos so
you can mark your calendars to head down for that
if you want to I obviously did not work yesterday.
A Rod took the slot yesterday and did a fine job.
They do fine job yesterday in our pregame. And know

(02:47):
you guys, all of you who emailed me, I I
don't know why there's that much pre game. They don't
ask me twelve hours of coverage. We don't need it.
I mean, I'm just saying I don't. They never asked me,
is all I'm saying.

Speaker 4 (02:57):
Look, if you're gonna have it, might as well have
sound as good as it did yesterday.

Speaker 3 (03:00):
Yeah, that was a lot of fun. So I appreciate
the listeners in this timelot. Yes, there you go. So
I did not get a chance to comment on Kamala
Harris's interview with Brett Behar. So I didn't watch it
live because we had dinner plans and those were far
better than, uh than sitting around and watching this live.
So I watched it the next morning, and you guys,

(03:22):
there were several times during this interview where I just
burst out laughing, Because if you've ever wanted to understand
how a filibuster works, Kamala Harris is the ultimate filibuster.
She says so many words without saying anything and I

(03:43):
said it the other day, talk about an empty suit.
This woman is big hat, no cattle, There's nothing there's
She's about as deep as a bag of Dorito's. Okay,
there's just nothing to this person. And if it was
a let's just say, let's flip the ticket, let's flip
the ticket. Let's put Tim Walls at the top of

(04:04):
the ticket. Because I actually think Tim Walls has shown
to be the perfect running mate for Kamala Harris because
they are the same kind of lightweight. So let's just
put Tim Walls at the top of the ticket. I
just cannot imagine a more vapid duo than Kamala Harris

(04:25):
and Tim Walls. And so this interview I put it
on the blog today. You can go and look at it. Oh,
we didn't even do the blog yet, did we are?
Minutes in let's do the blog. Holy crap, it's going
to be one of those fridays I blame Roskaminsky's Last hour.
It was very intense. It was I felt the need
to just you know, lift the weight up.

Speaker 2 (04:47):
Man.

Speaker 1 (04:47):
It was.

Speaker 3 (04:48):
But it so we're obviously we'll just train wreck all
over this thing. So to find the blog, go to
mandy'sblog dot com. Look for the headline that says ten
eighteen twenty four blog Kamala will and Trump slays. Click
on that and here are the headlines you will find
within tick tech.

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Tech a winner and even listens in office half of
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And see that's going to press pledge today on the blog.
There's a big rally right before the election. Brett behar
asked tough questions and VP Harris didn't answer, but Trump
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Y'all?

Speaker 3 (06:09):
I laugh so hard at this. Why are the Fed
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your phone. A very clever Rihanna song exposed one of
the finest worst moments from VP Harris's Fox interview, Dear
young women, and things to do in Denver this weekend.

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Those are the headlines on the blog at Mandy's blog
dot com. Uh, here we go, Oh, here we go.
Here's our text of the day. A rod right out
of the chute.

Speaker 2 (06:41):
Here we go.

Speaker 3 (06:42):
She is smarter than you, the college drop out. Yes,
she filibustered while Trump advance. Lie, lie and lie. It's
smart to filibuster, it's wrong to lie. So feisty, I know.
That's our first texter on the KAA common spirit oalf
text line cheers keep it coming, Yeah, cheers. It's one

(07:04):
of those days. I'm gonna have a sip. I had
to stop and get a soda this morning. I'm not
a I don't usually consume soda s O D A
in this s O d A because it's horrible for you.
It serves no purpose, right except man is a diet No.
I can't do aspartame gives me the worst start burn
in my life are the heartburn that burns my vocal cords,

(07:25):
so I have to have surgery again. Maybe not that. Yeah, okay,
you're starting to get my drift on that little bit.
But I I I've been having a little like a
little nauseated feeling today. I don't know why. You know,
it doesn't give you that and gives you energy? No,
that tastes like I don't okay, you know what. I
try not to be critical. I try to be judgy.
I try not to be like, you know, what the

(07:47):
hell's wrong with you for doing this? But that sugar
free red bull literally tastes like if you if you
if you just handed it to me and said tell
me what this is, blindfolded and I took a sip,
I would like, well, that is a can full of
chemicals that I cannot identify.

Speaker 2 (08:06):
It's a can of.

Speaker 3 (08:08):
N wait to have them with.

Speaker 2 (08:14):
Snow.

Speaker 3 (08:15):
I'm still mad at you. I can still taste that
when you made me drink it. Yeah, why it was
so bad anyway, that's a Commelind Brettbeer. I invented the
whole video, and yeah, it is a very robust blog.
Thank you text her for that. Appreciate you. You really
should watch it. It's almost amazing. How I don't even

(08:40):
know how to describe it. I really don't. She can
we use the word weird that they use for JD
because it's weird. It's a little weird. Well, I want
to play Hang on one second, I'm gonna play this snippet.
I'm letting the TikToker stop talking about it.

Speaker 1 (08:57):
This was.

Speaker 3 (09:00):
Right as Brett Bear was pressing her on why people
say we're headed in the wrong direction. Just listen to
this exchange.

Speaker 6 (09:07):
The people tell the country is on the wrong track.
They say the country is on the wrong track. If
it's on the wrong track, that track follows three and
a half years of you being vice president and President
Biden being president. That is what they're saying, seventy nine
percent of them. Why are they saying that if you're
turning the page. You've been in office for three and

(09:28):
a half.

Speaker 7 (09:29):
Years and Donald Trump has been running for office.

Speaker 3 (09:33):
You've been the personal hold on the office a lot
you and I both know what I'm talking about. You
and I both know what I'm I actually know what
are you talking about.

Speaker 7 (09:41):
What I'm talking about is that over the last decade,
people don't have the power. But listen, over the last decade,
it is clear to me and certainly the Republicans who
are on stage with me.

Speaker 3 (09:55):
I just want to point out that in the last decade,
Democrats have been control of the White House for six
of those years. That is a majority of years. I mean,
this interview is an absolute disaster for her, and nine
million people watched it. Now, I don't know how many
of those people were not just Fox News faithful who

(10:18):
knew that it was probably gonna go the way it
went and were just watching because why wouldn't you if
you thought it was going to be a train wreck.
I don't know how many of those people were persuadable voters.
I don't know. Maybe, though, maybe, just maybe, maybe you're
going to reach people on the right who are so
disgusted by what Trump did or didn't do on January

(10:38):
sixth that they really have been struggling trying to figure
out what to do and after that. I mean, if
you're a conservative and you watch that interview and don't
immediately think, my god, we have to do everything in
our power to keep that woman from becoming president. Holy mackerel.
You know, Trump is Trump, and that is that's a

(10:59):
huge problem for the Democrats in this election cycle, in
the terms of politically, America knows who Donald Trump is. Right,
there's no surprises, There's no October surprise because everything in
his entire life. I mean, I'm surprised we haven't seen
the results of his coolon Oscoby at some point. He's

(11:19):
so thoroughly investigated for every bit of dirt, it's all
been trotted out, and then Moore has been made up.
So at this point, how do you attack a guy
who who everybody knows everything bad about. And then last
night I'm flipping, you know, flipping through Twitter, just scrolling
through Twitter, and all of a sudden, I start seeing

(11:42):
these snippets of Donald Trump at the UH at the
Al Smith dinner, and I want to skip ahead here
to get to the part where Trump takes the stage,
because I gotta tell you, guys, watch the Kamala Harris
interview on the blog today, It's about thirty nine minutes,
and then watch the Donald Trump. The full version of

(12:04):
Donald Trump's comments at the Al Smith dinner last night.
He was funny as hell. He was making he was
cracking jokes. The best, the absolute best, was when he
was talking about Tim Walls. I mean, you guys, it
was so funny. I mean, the Democrats were laughing uproariously.

(12:26):
It was really him at his absolute pest. And don't
get me wrong, I realized that, you know, president doesn't
sit around telling jokes all day that somebody else wrote,
right like, I'm not an idiot, but I have much
more faith in the gravitas of Donald Trump when big

(12:46):
decisions are being made than I do in the lightweight
that is Kamala Harris. And I don't know, I mean,
do people. And I guess I should ask the text
or who sent me the snaughty text about Calma being
much smarter than I am. And by the way, she's
the one running for president, so in some ways she
is a lot smarter than I am, you know, because

(13:09):
I'm not running for president. But mostly I'm smarter than her. Anyway,
any let's.

Speaker 8 (13:14):
Just move on.

Speaker 3 (13:16):
But I'm watching this stuff come over last night and
I just thought, first of all, I still I'm still
of the mindset. I can't believe these are our choices.
I can't believe this is this is the best that
we have to offer. And I realize that people who
are diehard Trump fans, you guys, believe that he is
the only one to solve our problems. And that's a

(13:37):
little too cultish for me. There are a lot of
really smart people out there that could solve a lot
of problems. Now would they come in in bust heads
like needs to be busted? Probably not, So, you know,
I just this, I'm so ready to be done with
this election. Like we were talking about the fact our

(13:58):
Christmas cruise to the Danube with Mandy connall listeners is
going I think it. We're down to forty one days.
I have a countdown clock on my computer. I think
we're at forty one days today and I was just like,
oh my gosh, and when we go and then I
started to think to myself, the election will be over.
And then I thought, don't say that. Don't say that,
don't exit, because I mean, how many are you guys

(14:23):
as sick of it as I am? Because man, it
just feels like it is non stop and a fascinating
thing has happened in this election cycle. The Drudge Report
years ago, years ago, was literally the first thing that
I went to every single day. After I went to
the local newspaper, local TV stations, then I went to

(14:43):
the Drudge Report because it was the best news aggregator
on the internet. It was the first news aggregator on
the Internet, and it was balanced, and you would have
stories that blew up Republicans and you would have stories
that blew up Democrats. And Drudge really was a great
recon And I understand Matt Drudge sold Drudge some years ago,

(15:04):
but at some point Matt Drudge turned on Donald Trump hard,
and I mean Matt Drudge did not the person who
purchased the Drudge Report. Matt Drudge has a huge bone
to pick with Donald Trump. And I don't know the
history because honestly, I don't care. I really don't care
what his beef is. I just don't care. But it
has ruined the Drudge Report. The Drudge Report if you

(15:28):
go today. I go to the Drudge Report maybe once
every two to three weeks now just to see and
it is like if you go to the Drudge Report
and then go anywhere else, you would think that Kamala
Harris was running away with it, and that Donald Trump
had no support whatsoever. It's crazy. And that's just one
example of the media that has been broken by Donald Trump.

(15:52):
And it's sad, really, it's really sad, because if they
weren't so hyperbolic and so over the top and so obvious,
they'd have a real chance of having people look to
them for investigative work. But they only do investigative work
one way, and they've all become a tool of the
Democratic Party. It's just really, really weird. As they say, Mandy,

(16:15):
they are desperate. Did you see Rachel maddowll fishing the
Stormy Daniel's story again? No, don't care. Don't care, Mandy.
I'm watching a great interview by Tyrus with President Trump
on OutKick dot Com. Totally different than most and worth watching. Mandy.
Why do you use that snarky voice when you're reading

(16:36):
a text about Harris and you use a nice voice
when you're reading a text about the felon that was
convicted of forty seven counts? What's up with that? Well,
it's my show. And if I choose to make the
people who in my head that's how they sound, I
just been letting it out cause you know, keeping things inside? Ay, Rod,
did you know keeping things inside is not healthy? No,

(16:56):
it's not good for you. You got to let it out.
And I let it out with funny voices, and it.

Speaker 4 (17:02):
Turns out through in the title trup too, so I
don't understand the dun.

Speaker 3 (17:07):
And they'll do a little jig to wives. Yea, oh
you guys A. Rod's got the arm thing down perfect.
He's got it. He's got he's even got the right
head tilt. You really got to get some video of
you on the web about that, because that's very very good.
When do you think the election will actually be over?
Pennsylvania will take over a week to count votes. I
hope not. I hope not. Mandy, I didn't want to

(17:29):
get a colon Oscarby, so I ran for president as
a Republican, never got one, but the liberal media are
announcing my results. There you go, Mandy. Do you have
an aggregator of news that you like?

Speaker 9 (17:43):
Now?

Speaker 3 (17:43):
Honestly?

Speaker 1 (17:44):
No. I I.

Speaker 3 (17:48):
Go to different, I go to MSN dot com that
as it's an aggregator. I go to Yahoo dot com.
I go to RealClearPolitics dot com, which is very very
good but it's mostly call and not so much news oriented.
It does have some news, but it's mostly you know,
opinion and stuff. I'm trying to think of where else.
Nothing like Drudge. No one's doing as good a job

(18:11):
as drudges. Oh here in Colorado, though we have Complete Colorado.
They do a really good job at Complete Colorado dot com,
just of Colorado News. I don't want to let them
go without mention because I use them every day, every
single day. Anyway, let's take a quick time out. We're
gonna come back and then I'm gonna talk about some
other stuff because I have other stuff, and we're gonna

(18:31):
do that next. Lots of stuff on the blog today.
And you know, I don't think it's any secret that
I'm not a fan of Jared Poulis's politics, Although there
are certain instances where he says he likes the same
things I like. I would just prefer to see him
do more actively to make those things happen. But that

(18:53):
being said, i saw something last night that made me
so nad And I'm pretty sure I can use the
word douchiist on the radio. I mean, I guess I
will find out if I can't let me just do
a quick poll five sixty six nine. Oh is the word?

Speaker 10 (19:13):
Uh?

Speaker 3 (19:14):
Douchiist okay, because honestly, I couldn't think of a better
way to explain the actions of Jared polis Now. I
played the audio the other day of Auror City Council
one Daniel Drinsky at the city council meeting on Monday
asking the governor to call her, letting him know, look,
I have this other video. It's horrible. It haunts me.

(19:37):
I need your help. Please call me. She basically begged
the governor to call her. So what did the governor do?
Did he just pick up the phone and give her
a call and say, Danielle, what do you need? What
do you got? Let's work together, what do you do?
What are we doing? No, couldn't do that because that
would have been nice. Not what he actually did, and

(20:03):
this isn't from his words. Police spokesman Shelby Wyman released
the following statement, if the city council member is holding
on to evidence of a crime, she should reach out
to law enforcement immediately. The Governor's office takes any potential
for evidence of a crime very seriously and alerted state

(20:26):
law enforcement of the councilwoman's comments about potential video evidence,
and they have been in touch with the Aurora Police Department.
You guys, has there ever been a douchier response than
that one? Has there ever?

Speaker 10 (20:42):
Now?

Speaker 3 (20:42):
I also want you to think about this and you
can text me your answers. I was trying to think
of a worse word to use about these actions, but
still able to say on the radio, right like, there's
I don't need an FCC violation that's going to get
me fired or anything like that. I don't need that
in my life. So if you can think of another

(21:02):
description of this, because I texted earlier back and forth
with not texted, tweeted, texted, exted, what did? I still
don't know what to say. That's pretty good. So that's
what you pospond with on the X posted why but

(21:22):
that yeah, exactly. So I'm going to go with this.
I'm going to say, uh, he exted, you know, that's
what's going on? Hang on, I gotta find it really
quickly going away? All right there, let's just see this.
Actually it was my nephew who texted it me and

(21:47):
he said, no surprise, a guy who's trying to win
reelection as telling voters, there is no crime. And I
responded with, he's an absolute douche. The DOUCHEI ist of
douche is Maximus DOUCHI iss dousha ramis Rex. There's no
other douche of douches so hard. And that's how I
feel about this, because we move, I thought so, and
then I got I got kind of hung up after

(22:09):
Dousharamus Rex, which honestly, I laughed out loud at myself
when I came up with that one. I mean, come on,
it's very descriptive.

Speaker 4 (22:16):
It's like the biggest of them all, Maximus oys exactly.

Speaker 3 (22:23):
Well, there was you know Rex. You put Rex on
the end of anything, it's immediately more scary. So we
got that. We got that anyway, Hi may Yes, if
the shoe fits, thank you.

Speaker 4 (22:37):
All.

Speaker 3 (22:38):
Let's see. Yep, I'm getting a positive. Did police consider
Drinsky also shared any evidence with the Aurora PD or
did she share evidence already? H I understand, but I
have not confirmed that. Yes, she had already shared this
with Aurora PD, so uh that I believe. As I said,

(22:59):
have not come confirmed it, but I will be having
Danielle on the show again next week to find out
exactly what he did or did not do. I just thought,
you know what, out of out of everything, he could
have done, from just flat out ignoring her and pretending
it didn't happen, to actually doing something that could have

(23:20):
been productive that would have made him look like a
leader of the whole state, not just that you know,
socialist Republic of Boulder. He could have reached out and
really made a really positive impression. He could have had
a photo op. For God's sake. It would have been
really smart. Because we all know Jared Poulos is running

(23:44):
for president now. If Kamala loses in twenty twenty four,
he will be running in twenty twenty eight, mark my words.
In eighteen months after the election, two years out on
the outside, he's going to announce his race for president.
He's gonna start, he's going to open up his explorer
toy campaign. He's gonna go around and raise some money,
and then he's gonna announce. Now, imagine, imagine if he'd

(24:06):
be able to say yes. When this Aurora City council
woman reached out to me, even though she's a Republican,
I called her. We worked together, We worked to solve
this problem. That's a much more compelling argument than basically
nin Or niner I called the cops on you, which
is essentially what he said. God, what a just a
just a a lah.

Speaker 4 (24:29):
Eh.

Speaker 3 (24:31):
Anyway, Richard craneousness, Yes, yes, oh Manny, oh this is great.
You must make dousheramas rex T shirts. What would even
look like? I don't even want to know what that
would look like. H h douche tra jamas. That's a mouthful.

Speaker 8 (24:55):
M m.

Speaker 3 (24:58):
Um, yellow belly is the word you're looking for? Yeah,
it is, mandy impotent response. Guys hate that word? Yes, yes,
that makes it even better. Mandy. Why didn't she go
to the mayor? What are the things you need to
know about Aurora?

Speaker 4 (25:17):
You, guys?

Speaker 3 (25:18):
Aurora has a weak mayor style of government. So though
Mike Kaufman is the mayor and he's been interviewed by everybody,
Mike Kaufman doesn't oversee the Aurora Police Department. They have
a city manager that not only makes like three times
what the mayor makes, but really does more on the
ground every day about public safety. So I don't know

(25:41):
where he has been in all of this because I
haven't seen him interviewed one time, So I don't know
if she didn't, and she said, why doesn't she just
release it to the media, I will tell you, And
this is speculation, one hundred percent. I've chatted back and
forth with Danielle earlier this week about getting her on
the show next week. By I believe that she does

(26:02):
not want to have Aurora back in the national spotlight.
She wants to solve the problem, but she does not
want to put She doesn't want to have Donald Trump
running around saying the city of Aurara has been taken over,
because that's not productive for Aurora, right. I don't think
it's productive for a roar on any level. So I

(26:23):
think she wants to avoid a repeat of that. But
everybody kept saying, after the last time, why didn't they
ask for help? Why didn't she's asking for help? And governor,
you know what, just decided to send out a weak
ass statement and call the cops and rat her out.
I don't even know what that was, God what, I

(26:45):
can't It's spooky season and Arod went to the thirteenth
floor last night.

Speaker 4 (26:50):
Man, let me tell you, well, you know what, I'm
always a bit desensitized, so I have a limit of
house scared I can get.

Speaker 3 (26:58):
But they got us good nick that we had the
other head on the show the other day.

Speaker 4 (27:02):
He set us up with a VIP experience, which was
just unbelievably incredible. They first of all, he sicked all
his people on us real good, like, he let them
all know this groups challenge accepted absolutely, and he put
them to the test.

Speaker 2 (27:17):
Man.

Speaker 4 (27:18):
They have, like you were saying, multiple hont houses, the
cool bars in the middle of the haunted house, all
the cool mini games on the outside too.

Speaker 3 (27:25):
It's like a full on experience.

Speaker 4 (27:26):
Even the friends that we went with, they weren't fully
expecting something like that because it was not just like
a haunted house, like it's a full immersive land. Yeah,
it's like a little little mini land that you escape to.
And it is just one of the best, one of
the best hont houses, if not the best I've been to.
They do such an awesome fun job. And if you're
at all the Halloween persons, you love haunted houses, and

(27:48):
you haven't done thirteen four, and even if you have,
they just such a great job every year of really
just rotating in different stuff and those little cool little bars.
If you do the VIP stuff, those bars in the
middle of the haunted House. This is such a cool touch,
so highly recommend.

Speaker 3 (28:02):
Highly recommend. That's happening this weekend, and well all those
are like the first week of November. There they're the
thirteenth floor. What is their website? It's super easy. It
is the it is thirteenth floora Haunted House dot com. Okay, perfect, Ay, Ron,
I do want to You didn't even notice what am
I wearing today? Red, No, it's a sweater. Ah, it's

(28:24):
sweater weather. It was so cold this morning, the weather
today and tomorrow I might make chili tomorrow. Hi is
fifty seven? What does the temperature have to be before
you do you have a limit on when you make
chili or something like that, because Chuck is very firm. Okay,
he has to have it below a certain temperature before
he's like, yeah, let's have show.

Speaker 4 (28:42):
Well you're talking to an animal that once it gets
below eighty, I'm we're in sweaters.

Speaker 3 (28:45):
Okay, So pretty much you have no limits and you're
soup in the middle of summer, not in the heart,
not in the heat of summer.

Speaker 4 (28:51):
But if it's like below I think eighty is the
threshold for me. It's blow eighty because the house is
cold anyway. Okay, it doesn't matter, I know, but it's.

Speaker 3 (28:59):
Like it's you know, it's kind of like your new
Pumpkins spice latte in July. That would be weird.

Speaker 4 (29:04):
I would say, you're locked in if it's at least
below seventy eighties. When I'm starting to really start to
wear the thin sweaters and blows.

Speaker 3 (29:13):
It's got to be like below sixty for a high
before I'm busted out because then I get then I
get to it gets too hot. I love sweater. I
was just so excited because I just got the sweater.
So it was like, oh, I get to wear my
new sweater. Sweater was the best season pull over?

Speaker 1 (29:27):
It is?

Speaker 3 (29:28):
It actually is. I mean it really is. Now coming
up for the next hour, I want to talk about
a couple of things, but I want to start. We're
going to have a little conversation. The Israeli defense forces
have taken out a modern day Hitler. That's what. Yeah

(29:48):
a minute, let me make sure I say this. Yah
yah yah yah. Sinwar He was a modern day Hitler.
He is the man who has been one of the
largest driving forces in Gaza behind what's happening right now.
He started it. He's the problem, and now he is
d RT, as they say, dead right there. We're going

(30:10):
to talk about that in the next hour because I
want to remind you of a couple of things. One well, no,
we'll get into that the next hour. I also have
a couple of stories that I want to talk about,
but none more important than what conspiracy theories do sixth
graders believe in?

Speaker 1 (30:26):
What?

Speaker 3 (30:26):
Take a guess, Just take a swing it rid some
of the popular conspiracy theories that kids might believe.

Speaker 4 (30:31):
In sixth grade. Yeah, there probably are some flat earthers
in there, but not many close.

Speaker 3 (30:36):
We do have a good chunk of birds aren't real? Yes, yes,
so they got that one. Bring Apparently rumor has it
for sixth graders that Bill Nye is actually a Russian agent,
a Russian spy, Bill Nye the Russian spy smirch. Oh no,
it gets worse. Oh God, there's an even worse one
that they believe. And the only reason I'm doing this

(30:57):
story is because when you read this, it is to
be impossible for you to believe that children should be
making life altering medical decisions about their gender. That's all
it is. Because when you hear the other conspiracy theory
that kids believe in in sixth grade. First of all,
I hope it makes you angry, and second of all,
you're gonna go home and talk to your kids and
be like, you don't believe this scrap? Right? Is it's

(31:20):
that bad? We'll be right back.

Speaker 1 (31:25):
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Speaker 9 (31:30):
Well, no, it's Mandy Connelly ConA on Kam god Way.

Speaker 3 (31:43):
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Speaker 2 (31:47):
Andy Connell keeping is sad thing locome.

Speaker 3 (31:52):
Welcome, Welcome to the second hour of a Friday show.
I'm here, a Rod's here for another hour and then
he's gonna skip town. What have you been here all
day or something? What's your problem? We're going don't worry
about it. God must be nice. Okay, okay, So this
made me laugh. This text. It says, Hey, Mandy, as
soon as you mentioned Bill Nye being a Russian spy.

(32:13):
I turned to my sixth grade daughter and asked her
about it. She's flat out said yeah, Bill Nye the
Russian spy, and then she sang it along to his
theme song. Thankfully you shouldn't actually believe it, but I
can see how sixth graders would believe it.

Speaker 10 (32:26):
Bill Bill, Bill Bill, Russian spy, the Russian spy and
hit to spy and your child anyway, science, Yeah, we're
gonna do that in just a second, but we have
to take a moment.

Speaker 3 (32:39):
Let's all. I heard Ross toast to this earlier on
his show, and although I have no booze, I second
that emotion. And of course I am talking about the
death of Yah Yah Sinwar. He is the Hitler of
the Gaza strip and I mean that this man is
nothing more than a vicious anti Semite who has overseen

(33:03):
the constant brainwashing of the people and Palestinians in Gaza
about the Jewish people. He is one of the architects
of the October seventh attack and he is now dead.
Drt as my friend Neil Boards used to say, dead
right there, and that is courtesy of the Israeli defense.

(33:24):
For now here is the best worst part. And I
say best worst if you're inclined to do this. I
actually saw the video yesterday and didn't watch it, but
then someone else I know had posted it and I said,
do they actually show him getting blown up? Because I
don't want to see that, and they said no, no, no,
there's a video out there. So they apparently had been
in a firefight with Yaya Sinwar and a couple of

(33:46):
other guys, his bodyguard being one of them, who happened
to be a teacher for the un More on that later.
So there was some kind of firefight. Yaya Sinwar, the
leader of Hamas, had been injured. He had gone into
a building and they had kind of like blown the
wall off the building, and then they just flew a
little drone in there. So they got drone footage of

(34:09):
yah Yah sinmore sitting in a chair. He's all jacked up,
and then he kind of throws the stick at the
drone as a last resort, and then the drone backs out,
and shortly thereafter the idea flattened the building and they
were able to identify Simar definitively using DNA. So on
the blog today, I have enjoy your seventy two virgins

(34:33):
a hole, but I cannot stress to you how critically
important this man's death is now. The war's not over,
it's not over yet, but the fact that he is
now dead, there's no one running the show in the
Gaza strip. And by the way, they killed him in Rafa.

(34:57):
Do you remember Rafa, of course, being the place that
the Biden administration told uh Israel not to go into.
You may remember this guy. I'm my audio Ara. Please
this of course vice president Vice President Harris, continuing the
long tradition of Joe Biden of being wrong on everything.

(35:20):
This is Vice President Harris on going into Rafa, where
Sigemour Yaha was just killed.

Speaker 7 (35:25):
At any major military operation in Rafa would be a
huge mistake.

Speaker 3 (35:31):
Let me tell you something. I have studied the maps
at any she has studied the map.

Speaker 7 (35:37):
Today Israel confirmed that Yah yeah, Sinwar, the leader of
Hamas is dead. Today Israel confirmed that, Yah yeah, Sinoar,
the leader of Hamas is dead.

Speaker 3 (35:49):
It's just played a while and just play that all day.
As a matter of fact, that's like the hit song
of the decade. Right now, there would not be a
war in Israel if this guy had already been dead.
And another fun fact about this horrible, awful I hope
he rots in hell person. And I don't necessarily believe
in the traditional sense of hell, but sometimes, like this

(36:10):
time right now, I wish that I did. Like the
thought of him soaking in a fiery pool of death
is very appealing. I'm not gonna lie, Arod. What would
your hell be if you went to Hell? What would
your hell be? Because I'll tell you mine. I'll tell
you mine. Mine is two for one frozen drink night

(36:32):
at a tiki bar in Hell, every night for the
rest of attorney. That's my hell. Why have you ever
been a bartender that had to make frozen drinks at
a tiki bar? Not the tiki bar, but everything else. Yeah, frozen, Well,
frozen drinks have come a long way back when I
was a bartender, before the oasis drink machines became a thing.

(36:53):
You actually had to mix them all in a blender
and blend them all together with all of the different ingredients.
Because when you go to the OA this drink machine,
you get a pinaclodadae por in, pinaclotomics and rum and
ice done. But back in the day, you had to
use pineapple juice and cocoa lopez and all of the
different ingredients. And it was like a nightmare and it
just was such a pain. And people who ordered those

(37:15):
frozen drinks never tipped. It was like, oh, oh, it's
taking me back to a bad place. Bad place. My
hell can't watch any sports, singing is allowed. Oh gosh,
so basically you go to a Muslim country. JK. No,
I'm not no, I'm not. This texter said Mandy. Are

(37:38):
you saying Michael Brown stole the expression DRT? I cannot
speak to Michael Brown's prior knowledge of the phrase DRT.
But that is also a law enforcement kind of that's
a little Gallows humor with law enforcement. They'll say, where's
the suspect? He's DRT dead right there. That's what DRT

(37:59):
stands for.

Speaker 4 (38:00):
I don't think he stole it. I think because they
did that. Well, yeah, they do that segment that they
literally go through the different I don't know. Yeah, they
have every Friday, like today, he's going through the d
r T.

Speaker 3 (38:10):
They have that. They have the segment where they go
through different What do they called Darwin Awards?

Speaker 2 (38:14):
No, not Darwin Awards.

Speaker 3 (38:16):
They were it's like a tax pair relief shots. Oh nice,
I like that. Yes, yeah, I believe that's when he
uses DRT. Okay, yeah, it is a law enforcement term.
So I would not accuse Michael of anything unseemly. Mandy,
I've been married twice. I already know what hell is like.
Thank you married the wrong people, Mandy. If you don't

(38:38):
think the Biden and Admin was involved in the intelligence
and mission to kill him, you are delusional. I I
gotta tell you that's that is hilarious. I mean that
I don't I don't care who the President of the
United States was right now. If it was if it

(38:59):
was like my favorite person, if it was me, I
would not accept the statement that the Biden admin was
involved in the intelligence ad mission to kill them. Because
the Biden admin has been making threats about withholding weapons.
If they don't they don't engage in a ceasefire fast enough,
the Biden admin is like, oh no, we're gonna We're
gonna not give you the weapons you need. The Biden

(39:20):
admin is no friend to Israel right now. They know it.

Speaker 1 (39:24):
I know it.

Speaker 3 (39:24):
You should know it. I mean that's borderline absurd. By
the way, for all the people running around demanding a ceasefire,
including the Biden administration, perhaps they should have listened to
State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller when he talked about Yaha yahwah.
I can't want to call him yahwab, but it's yaha

(39:45):
yah yah sinwar. Listen to what he had to say
about the possibility of a ceasefire, he.

Speaker 2 (39:51):
Changes, so he goes.

Speaker 3 (39:52):
So here's the difference over the past few weeks. There
have been no negotiations for into the board because Sinwar
has refused to negotiate.

Speaker 11 (40:01):
There's been no path to India war because Sinmas refused
to talk about releasing the hostage, the ridport coming to
the sea spot. We now see an opportunity with then
have being removed from the battlefield, being removed from Toby.

Speaker 2 (40:12):
Yourself lost and we lost sees that any So.

Speaker 3 (40:15):
That is the State Department spokesman. So the Biden administration,
just to be clear, their own State Department says for
the last three weeks there's been no discussion because Sinmar
won't negotiate. And three days ago the Biden administration releases
a demand that Israel get a ceasefire right now to
allow humanitarian aid into Gaza. They're going to start with

(40:36):
holding weapons. Does that sound like the Biden administration is
working with Israel? And this guy was taken out where
they were warned by the Biden administration not to go
into Rafa. So Joe Biden has been wrong about every
foreign policy decision he's ever made. It's well known in
DC that is an absolute foreign policy disaster. So it's

(40:59):
not any surprise that Kamala Harris would pick up the
garbage foreign policy of Joe Biden and try to carry
it as her own, because I don't think she has
the principles for which to create her own foreign policy's
she's an empty vessel. Whoever standing around her giving advice
is going to have that paradid out of her mouth,

(41:20):
so you know, anyway, Mandy, The NBC Evening News last
night showed Simwaar's head with a large chunk missing without
it being blurred out, unusual for network news shows that
from Brian, it is a little unusual. And did they
give a warning? I wonder, because I don't want to
see that. I don't even want to see the building
get blown up because I knew he was in it.

(41:41):
My hell is being a telemarketer again, says this texter. Yeah,
that's one of those jobs that's on my top ten jobs.
I will never do job number one hooker, job number
two flat tar roofer in Florida because there is nothing hotter,
more miserable than that number three very much a well
be being a telemarketer Number four is a bill collector.

(42:03):
I can't do it. I cannot do it. Server create
oh server, Oh god, I've been that process server. Oh god. No, yeah,
get rid of it. I I don't ever want to
do a job again where I where I consistently see
people at their worst. And that was like some days.

(42:25):
Being a flight attendant was like that, middle of the
week flights. You got a lot of business people. They're
either flying away from their family or they're tired and
they're flying home and they're grumpy and they're not at
their best and it's just not a fun scene. Yeah,
I wouldn't be a nine one one dispatcher again. Oh god, No,
you're seeing people at your worst. That's one of the
things that I don't think people understand about law enforcement,

(42:46):
just as a general rule, firefighters, first responders, all of
these things. They are always dealing with people at their worst,
at their worst moments. And it's not even if they're
a victim, right, that's their worst moment because they've been
vict demise. It's a very depressing situation to always be
dealing with people that are in some kind of trauma.

(43:08):
And it's one of those things that I respect greatly
that aspect because it's got to just wear on you
after a while. Not even the crime part, just the
the dealing with people when they are at their absolute worst.
It's got to be really hard. Now, on the flip
side of that, when you actually help someone, and you
help a victim, you know, get justice, or you help
them get some kind of closures so that they can

(43:30):
move forward, that's got to be very gratifying. It's just
got to it's got to wear you out after a while.

Speaker 6 (43:35):
You know.

Speaker 3 (43:35):
Just being around people that are not great is for me,
sucks the life out of me. It really does. And
I admire people who.

Speaker 8 (43:43):
Can do it.

Speaker 3 (43:43):
It's just I'm not one of them. Now, one more
bit of information about yah Yasin War, his bodyguard. They
found his ID. He works for the United Nations Relief
and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees as a teacher. A teacher,

(44:04):
so it is time to reevaluate this entire thing because
without the specific UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine
Refugees in the nearies, do you know what would have
happened to the Palestinian people. They would have been absorbed,
because that's what happens when you have a large group

(44:24):
of people that are refugees in one area or another.
They are only refugees until they settle in their communities
and become a part of the place where they are.
You don't have generational refugee status except if you are Palestinian.
The children of Palestinian refugees are considered refugees. Even though

(44:47):
until yeah Yah Sinwar started this war with Israel, the
Goaza strip was a fully functioning city. People have this
kind of mistaken belief that somehow Israel had blocked off
everything that was good and holy, and Gaza was some
kind of hell. They had schools, they had performing arts halls,

(45:09):
they had city streets that were lined with trees, They
had beautiful beaches, They had a thriving city with all
of the power and all of the electricity supplied by Israel.
Because Hamas took all of the money that was given
to them an aid and rather than building infrastructure in
an economy, they used it to attack Israel. So it's

(45:30):
kind of funny to me that we have allowed this
un unrah to go on as long as we have.
It's time to just pull the plug, say sorry about
your luck. You guys, figure it out, start an economy,
stop living off other people, Stop expecting money for people
so you can build tunnels to attack Israel. We're done
with that, and assimilate, become a part of the culture.

(45:52):
It's ridiculous what we've done there. Yeah, we now know
another un employee works for Hamas. Now Mandy is he now?
See y Yeah, Sinwar? I like that. Very good, very
very good. Read this out unless you are okay lying
to your audience. The State Department released a statement yesterday

(46:14):
stating they are involved in tracking Hamas leaders. Educate yourself. Well,
of course they did. Of course they did, because they
have to look like they're doing something that Why in
the world, if the same State Department knew that ya
Ya Sinwar wasn't negotiating, why did they put their onus
on Israel to negotiate a ceasefire three days ago? If

(46:35):
they were so involved, why did they do that? What
was the point of that timing? My guess is they
got caught with their shorts down. I love it, Texter,
I love it that you have so much faith in
our government, the same government that has worked very hard
to ride you over and over and over and over again.

(46:58):
I mean, at some point when do you stop believing
the people in power that you just happen to agree
with just because they agree with you. When are you
going to get any kind of level of skepticism about
what goes on and who is just trying to save face,
use a little critical thinking about things before you just
like blindly go with the same government that told you

(47:22):
it was a conspiracy theory that COVID was a lab leak,
that there was nothing to worry about about the COVID
vaccines and if you got one then you couldn't give
it to someone else, which was an abject lie. I
mean you, guys, recently, the government has lied it's ass
off to you, and for you to have that kind
of blind allegiance just shows a lack of critical thinking

(47:44):
because your team's in charge, and that is just a
sad state of affairs, a really sad state of affairs. Mandy,
the right wing mantra of the sixties and seventies ring
truer today, get the US out of the UN and
the UN out of the US. Are going to tell you,
I'm all for that. Take that land back in New York.
The UN sits on prime real estate in New York, city.

(48:07):
And I have to tell you that the diplomats and
the people that have their diplomatic community plates, they're they're
double parked. They're just not good citizens. And I don't
mean citizens of the United States. I mean citizens as
human beings operating in a larger framework. Has UNRA just

(48:29):
placed a black band across its logo to commemorate the
death of genocidal villain ya Ya Sinwar? It sure looks
that way. I bet I haven't seen that, but I
will see if I can see it now. It wouldn't
surprise me because they're just not just not worth anything.

(48:53):
Oh I see that was like, oh my god, they
did they did? Oh? Come on, that is just I
have to look this up now. I'll look this up
on the break and see if I can find out
more about that. But the UN is funding people who
are supporting the genocide of the Israeli people, and we

(49:18):
provide a lot of the UN's budget, like a whole
bunch of the UN's budget, in addition to this fantastic
real estate in New York. I would kick him out
if I became president. I would very kindly send a
cease and desist. We're taking our land back. You guys
have a year. We'll give you a year. Twelve months
seems like enough time. You can DeCamp to somewhere else

(49:38):
wherever that is. Rent a bunch of office space. I'm
sure there's a bunch of office space available. But get
them out of the United States. They hate us. They don't,
you know, necessarily respect us and our values. So goodbye,
just goodbye. That would be nice anyway. Sixth grade conspiracy theories.

(49:59):
I want to get this in because I think this
is fascinating. Sixth graders, according to a teacher, have fallen
for a few conspiracies. Now a rod, have you heard
this one? Michael Jackson actually alive. And what's funny about
that is most of these kids were born They're all
born after Michael Jackson in Mexico, right, what, Yeah, that's

(50:21):
part of it is Jim Morrison there as well. No, No,
just just my of course you say that like it's
like I'm in the idiot. Yeah, just mja uh that
we've already discussed Bill Ny as a Russian spy. Yep,
that's a top conspiracy theories for six graders, according to them.

(50:48):
Stories on Urban Dictionary about Bill NY's covert identity have
cropped up before. In one story titled The Double Life
of Bill Nye, he works with a Russian operative Nuttieha.
They're still classified SATIF breakthroughs from the United States government
that Bill nine the Russian spy. No, I can't believe it.

(51:13):
Then there's the birds aren't real no thing. Yeah, and
that is because birds aren't real, they're actually FBI drones.
Yeah it's crazy. Yeah, well now it's not. When that
first happened, it was crazy, but now it's actually not crazy.
Then we have Michael Jackson is still alive. Oh here's one.
Mister Beast scams people to get subscribers at all. But

(51:34):
you know what, this is a rod. This is the
next generation trying to take down a perceived you know,
really guy. Well he appears to be by all accounts,
he seems to be a really fantastic guy. And uh,
but this is like the younger generation wanting to take
down something that came before them. So in order to

(51:56):
do that, they have to tear them down. They all
want to be the next big streamers competition exactly, not
realizing there's plenty of room for everybody. Now, this is
the one that upset me. The most. This actually made
me angry. A student said that Thanksgiving Day o wait,
was only made so America could have a holiday in

(52:18):
each month. When asked to elaborate, they said that the
story between the Pilgrims and the Native Americans were fabricated. Mandy, yep,
you said you were mad. I was born on Thanksgiving. Yeah, well,
they don't think you're best knows not okay, not okay,
that's what I said. Instead, the belief is that the

(52:39):
narrative is skewed based on the colonizer's perspective to ignore
the impact of them fatally spreading smallpox and seizing the
Wapa Dog tribe's land. This is what Howard Zinn has
done to children. And I hate that man. I hate him,
oh boy, for what he's done to this country. Far

(53:00):
is too far. We'll be right back. There's a lot
of stuff on here. It got a lot of good videos.
There's really one that I really want you to go watch, though,
and it is with retired Chief Justice about our broken
justice system. And this retired judge lays out why we

(53:22):
must have the initiative about a judicial Oversight Board pass
because the system now allows them to police themselves. And
assign them a higher level of honor than they deserved. Now,
I'm not trying to disparage all judges, but there have

(53:42):
been some serious scandals as of late, and because the
judges were there to police themselves, it kind of just
turned into nothing. And that should not be the way
this goes. It's a fascinating look at how the judicial
system works. He is recommending that you vote know on
the retention of three Supreme Court justices that are up
for reconfirmation this go round, So I would urge you

(54:05):
to watch that. That's very, very good. John Caldera did
a really good job. There also have several videos. I
have the video of Brett Bear and Kamala Harris and
y'all was it's just funny. It's that bad. It's not
funny because she could end up being president, and then
she would be president and that would be oh. I

(54:29):
also have former President Donald Trump last night at the
Al Smith Dinner, the Reverend Al Smith Dinner Memorial Foundation,
big deal. Most politicians go every year. But Kamala Harris
sent a very what's the sort I'm looking for? Cringey video.
It was not well received by the audience, and Jim Gaffigan,

(54:50):
like that nice Jim Gaffigan. He was hilarious. No, I
don't have that on the blog, but it is really funny,
and he just takes out everybody, Republicans, Democrats. It is
wildly entertaining. But if you do go watch the Trump
half hour that I put on the blog, you've got
to look at the video and then at the bottom
on the left hand side, on the front of the lecter,

(55:12):
and it says the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation. Just
to the left at the beginning of those words, Michael Bloomberg,
former mayor Michael Bloomberg is sitting right in front of
Donald Trump, and you'll notice, like throughout his comments, he's
picking on Democrats. He's picking on this, and then everybody's laughing.
Chuck Schumer, He's picking on Chuck Schumer. Chuck Schumer sitting

(55:33):
right next to him. Chuck Schumer's laughing, Hillary's laughing, everybody's laughing.
Michael Bloomberg does not crack a smile. He looks like
he's being held hostage. But Trump was hilarious. I mean,
he was really really funny. So that's on the blog today.
And then towards the bottom of the blog. If you

(55:55):
just need something and you have to be of a
certain age, I believe to get this. But I love
the whole Dernist family. They have had a YouTube channel
and they do funny parody videos and family. They're just
wildly entertaining and you never have to worry about them
being inappropriate. And they did one called the Bido Killer
to the tune of Thriller by Michael Jackson. It is

(56:16):
so funny, I mean so funny that I just need
I need you to see that with me. It would
make you very, very happy. Now, a couple of stories
I want to get to. One of them is about
a weird lawsuit in Virginia, and I read about this
in Passing like a few days ago, maybe a week ago.

(56:39):
But now we're starting to get a little more information
on what actually went down. And this is from the
Wall Street Journal. So it is Paywald. I'm sorry. I
tried to Okay, what I did, it is Paywald, but
I just grabbed a whole bunch of it and I
just put it on the blog, like I gave you
the feel for it without you actually having to worry
about the Paywald. I'm just letting you know, Okay, just
here for you. So, the Department of Justice filed a

(57:03):
lawsuit last week accusing the State of Virginia of violating
the National Voter Registration Act. So the Department of Justice
specifically claimed that Virginia is breaking the statute's quiet period provision.
That section of the law says that any program to quote,
and this is important, systematically remove people from the voting

(57:26):
roles must be completed ninety days before an election. The
idea is to prevent eligible voters from being disenfranchised on
short notice. But Governor Glenn Youngkin says, wait a minute,
there's no violation because this isn't a systematic cleaning of
the voter roles. Virginia passed a role in two thousand

(57:47):
and six. It was signed by a Democratic Governor, Tim
Kaine that says that the here's how the process works.
A resident Department of Motor Vehicles, goes to some kind
of license, self identifies as a non citizen on an
official form. As a result, Virginia notifies that individual that

(58:09):
they have fourteen days to affirm their US citizenship or
else they will be taken off the voter rolls. Even
if an eligible voter fails to respond, to the notice
and then gets removed. This way, he could always re
register since Virginia lets its residents sign up to vote
on election day, so it is a crime for non

(58:31):
citizens to cast a vote, And according to an executive
order that mister Youngkin issued in August codifying Virginia's ballot
security procedures N three hundred and three, non citizens have
been removed from the voter roles since twenty twenty two.
The governor says that eligible voters have the right not
only to vote, but not to have their ballots watered

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down by non citizens voting. So they've been doing this
the exact same way thousand and six. Okay, so think
about that for a second. Why right now are they
suing to stop this practice that is solely designed to
keep non citizens from voting. Why right now? I mean,

(59:15):
if you want to hear the really cynical reason that
I think is actually what's going on here. I think
that there are so many people in this country illegally
who have been told that if they can get registered,
they can vote. I've seen so many videos of people
on the streets next to migrant centers. Oh, we're gonna vote.
We gotta get vote. We're going to vote for Joe Biden.

(59:36):
And I'm cynical enough to think they are trying to
work a system that currently has too much slack in
the line when it comes to non citizens voting. Have
you guys seen on any of your social media this
is kind of taken over my Twitter feed a little bit,
people who live in rental properties laying out the ballots

(59:56):
that they've gotten for people that used to live in
those rental properties. So it will say, all these people
haven't lived here in five years, and I have a
ballot for them right now. I mean, you guys, at
what point do we just say this is not secure,
this is not okay. Our Secretary of State obviously doesn't
give a crap about clearing off people off the roles
who do not vote, so's it's just disheartening. But I

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you know, that's my cynical reasoning. I'd love to say
that's crazy and that's a conspiracy theory. Because, by the way,
you guys, when I mentioned the twelve year olds, the
sixth graders and their conspiracy theories, I got this text.
So where are sixth graders getting those conspiracy theories from?

Speaker 11 (01:00:39):
You?

Speaker 3 (01:00:40):
In particular? Need to take a long look in the mirror. Ay, Rob,
give me a favor. Go to the ratings machine over there.
Tell me how many sixth graders are listening to the
show right now. Yeah, he's in the ratings machine. Don't
lip chick that. Yep, click that.

Speaker 4 (01:00:52):
There'd be a whole lot of Probably not many, if
by any at all.

Speaker 3 (01:00:54):
Okay, yeah, that would be zero unless you're in your
mom's car right now, your dad's and you're like, oh
my god, can we listen to anything but this bah
put on kids, Bob, for the love of God, make
this woman stop. And by the way, I talk about
conspiracy theories with a little twinkle in my eye. Yep, absolutely, Mandy.

(01:01:18):
You mentioned Neil Boards a while ago. I thoroughly enjoyed
his books. Someone's gotta say it. I still crack up
when I think of the story of him super gluing
cigarette butts to a lady's windshield who dumped them in
his parking lot. Yes, that's Neil Borts. Yep, Hi, Mandy.
There's no video of Trump laughing, ever, that's not true.
He laughed in his at himself last night. My favorite

(01:01:42):
part was when he was like, and they tell me
that I'm supposed to do some self deprecating humor. Nope,
not gonna do it. Yes, like it was hilarious, Mandy didn't.
Dave used to talk about ballots in his lobby. Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep. Uh, Mandy.
I think they've given every one of these illegals some

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sort of ID, and all those IDs are sitting in
a stash, some in some democratic headquarters and they're just
waiting to send in their votes. It won't even be
real people that were issued the ID. They just needed
people to issue an ID too.

Speaker 1 (01:02:14):
No.

Speaker 3 (01:02:15):
I really do think that there are a lot of
these people who have been told once they're here, they
get a driver's license, they can vote. And if we
have a system like the one we have here in Colorado,
where our Secretary of State doesn't seem the least bit
concerned about that, then why wouldn't they register and vote.
They're not going to get caught. You know, they're not
going to get caught right now.

Speaker 7 (01:02:36):
I just.

Speaker 3 (01:02:38):
Wouldn't it be nice at every polling location that just
says in every language you can imagine, if you're not
a citizen, you can't vote, and it's a crime, and
it will prevent you from getting legal status here in
the future. But that would that would be driving, That
would be voter intimidation, Anthony, that would be voter intimidation.
Try to intimidate voters by asking them to prove that

(01:03:00):
they can legally do what they're about to do. God,
we're horrible people on the right. Horrible about one of
our competitors going to all Christmas Music in November, November fourteenth.
They've already announced. And I don't get me wrong, you guys.
I love Christmas music. I Am not gonna lie. I
love it, but I like like the classics, like the
rat Pack kind of Christmas music, like you know, kind

(01:03:22):
of jazzy and cool. I don't I don't need to
hear Mariah Carey nineteen times in a row. I just
I get. But nonetheless, so Ayard. All over the TV
today there's like all these people like, oh, they're going
to Christmas. Okay, we need some kind of gimmick so
they'll talk about us on the news. You see what
I'm saying, Like, we need something, we need some kind
of razzle dazzle, we need something that we can do

(01:03:44):
so we can get a little free media, you know,
I hear you. Yeah, But the show is good enough.
We don't need that. We don't need that. Little free
pub is always good pub, right, I don't care what
you say about me, Just smell my name, right kind
of thing.

Speaker 4 (01:03:58):
Free pub is everyone listen to the show telling everyone
else how awesome it is, and then they come and listen.
And there's the free pub on the street, free marketing
every day because our show is great.

Speaker 3 (01:04:09):
So how do we encourage our listeners to do this
for us?

Speaker 4 (01:04:12):
Hey listener, Yeah, you right there in the car are
on the very free to use in fantastic iHeartRadio app Today,
can you tell two people about how much you like
the Mandy Connell Show?

Speaker 3 (01:04:24):
And why do you think two's too big?

Speaker 6 (01:04:25):
An ask?

Speaker 11 (01:04:26):
No?

Speaker 3 (01:04:26):
How much? Just one? Okay? How much is one person?
One one? And if you really really love our show,
make it too. Okay, So earlier in the show, if
you're just joining us right now, you missed my whole
thing about the governor and him behaving in a really
douchey way to Danielle Drinsky when she asked him for help.

(01:04:46):
And then we're gonna make dou Sharamas rex T shirts
that are going to be Jared Pulus's head on a
t REX with a little tiny arms and it's going
to say Douce Sharamas Rex. And I'm doing these T
shirts this weekend. Now here's a question, a rod, if
I was gonna have this T shirt, right, the Douche
Ros T shirt? Should I make it like one of
those T shirts that'll have I'll make it with AI

(01:05:07):
and then I'll make it so the and then he's
like in an action situation or he's he running away?
Should I have space lasers? What should I do here?
Background wise? You know, put him on another planet about
to be eaten by the Trump dactyl flying in. I
don't know. Because I'm gonna do it. I'm gonna make
it so weird. Editing has to be quality, well yeah,

(01:05:30):
and it has to be perfect. I mean it'll take
me like fifteen or twenty iterations. Do you have to
worry about like misapproval?

Speaker 11 (01:05:36):
What?

Speaker 2 (01:05:37):
I don't know?

Speaker 3 (01:05:38):
You're breaking up up? I don't hear what I think
we're happening there. I think we're fine. And then but
now now I need like another how about this? How
about this?

Speaker 7 (01:05:50):
So?

Speaker 3 (01:05:50):
Okay? When I start my new T shirt business, which
is coming. Uh, why don't we do a T shirt
that says I shared the Mandy Connell Show when someone
can pre to us that they have brought someone to
the show, Like once a week, I will give out
a free I brought someone to the Mandy Connall Show
T shirt and that's all a little say you guys.

(01:06:12):
There'll be no picture anything. It would just be simple
I brought a listener to the Mandy Condall Show, and
people would be like, what's up with that shirt?

Speaker 8 (01:06:18):
Dude.

Speaker 3 (01:06:18):
You'll be like, well, I got someone else to listen
to this amazing radio show. So we're incentivizing, right, and
this may have legs, so we actually tag Mandy p one.
There you go see people that don't understand what a
P one is though, please A P one listener is.
Are those of you that are I'm not seeing your
favorite listeners, but you are a favorite listeners. You love

(01:06:40):
the station, you love the show, You listen as often
as long as you can, and you are this is
your station and we adore all of you as fine
by the Yeah.

Speaker 4 (01:06:50):
P one radio listener is a person who listens to
a radio station more than any other, making it their
first preference.

Speaker 3 (01:06:55):
There you go, p one. We love our p one. Listen, yeah,
pe one, Mandy. I'll need a medium T shirt please Yeah.
Ooh ooh, razzle dazzle Christmas music made with the air horn,
says Greg. That would be amazing.

Speaker 5 (01:07:11):
Wait wait, wait, yep, it's beginning into the a lot
like Chris mus everywhere you go, there's a time for
all the horns.

Speaker 2 (01:07:24):
Other one too.

Speaker 3 (01:07:25):
It's the Chrismas ses. I'm gonna need you to pull
that just that little section right there, because that was magic,
all right, Mandy. Every time I mentioned Mandy to any

(01:07:46):
of my friends, they're already quite familiar and think you
kick you know what. Now, I'll see you're hanging around
with the right people. Just saying Mandy announced it. You
and Anthony are going to start wearing sweaters from a
certain date through Christmas. That's your hook. I don't have
that many. And by the way, I have a whole
line of Christmas T shirts. I should wear my Christmas
T shirts. Those I have enough. I mean, some are

(01:08:08):
gonna be reworn. But I mean I've I've been there
where you've been. I've been there for the last month
and a half. I went on a Christmas cruise a
couple of years ago, and so I bought a T shirt,
one T shirt for every day. So I have seven
Christmas T shirts. They're awesome. Does it have to be?
I mean, just a sweater in general? Tis the season.
I don't have. How many sweaters do you own? Too many?

Speaker 7 (01:08:27):
I don't know.

Speaker 3 (01:08:28):
I clean my sweaters out like once every two years.
I throw out the ones I don't wear anymore that
are all stretched out and awful. So there you go. Okay,
here's what we're gonna do. We're gonna take a time out.
When we get back, I have a two minute drill,
and then I have you know what, if you need
a reason to vote for Trump, listen up, because we're
gonna talk about a column that is on the blog

(01:08:48):
today that will make you feel a lot better about
it if you're on the fence, but it will give
you a reason to feel good about it even We're
gonna do all that in the next hour.

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Hey, we're going to too many warnings, rapid fire stories
of the.

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Day that we don't have more time for triple let's call.

Speaker 2 (01:09:41):
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Here's Mandy Connall kids.

Speaker 3 (01:09:49):
Another figment of someone's imagination has taken over some apartment complexes.
You heard me right this time it is San Antonio, Texas.
The dangerous Menezuelan gang called Trend de Aragua, the one
that Jared Polis said was a figment of Danielle Jorinsky's imagination,
has taken over four apartment complexes in San Antonio, and

(01:10:12):
it is smuggling drugs, prostituting children, and trafficking human beings. Now,
San Antonio law enforcement came out and said we're working
on this right now. They just raided an apartment complex
and arrested nineteen individuals, including four known gang members. Law
enforcement sources confirmed TDA had been operating at the Palatia

(01:10:33):
apartments for five to six months, squatting in empty units
they either rented out to other migrants, used as a
base to deal cocaine, or more horrifically, as prostitution dends
to pimp out women and children. But now it can
be revealed that this apartment invasion is just a tip
of the iceberg where three other rental properties are also

(01:10:55):
occupied by the criminal organization for a gang that the
imagination of Daniel Drinsky. These people they get around.

Speaker 2 (01:11:07):
It too.

Speaker 3 (01:11:08):
Now in what is an absolutely unsurprising study that it
makes me wonder why we study these things when the
answer is patently ovis before we even start the study.
But the study this time was about whether homeless encampments
sweeps do anything to reduce crime. Now we're talking about
not actually doing anything with the homeless people, just squeezing

(01:11:29):
the toothpaste and moving them to another part of the city.
What this study did find was that for the week
after the homeless sweeps, things did settle down. Less crime
was reported in the mostly high crime areas that are
made or filled with homeless encampments, and then after that
first week crime went right back up to previous levels.
Of course, sweeps don't work. Sweeps are designed to stamp

(01:11:53):
down the natives, right like the businesses and the homeowners
who are living around or among these encampments. It's not
actually do anything to help the homeless people. Now, until
we do something about drugs and alcohol and mental illness
and the combination thereof, we're always going to have problems
like this one. Now tonight on CBS four, there is

(01:12:16):
another debate between Gave Evans and Representative Yadira Caraveo. Gave
Evans is trying to unseat Caraveo, and this is the
eighth Congressional district. Now, I watched the first debate that
they did, and I'm going to take a minute here.
There's a little long for the two minute drill, but
I want to make this point in the hopes that
it gets back to gave Evans. People. In the first debate,

(01:12:38):
neither Jadeiro Caraveo nor Gave Evans just answered the damn questions.
And I was talking to a friend of mine about
this the other night, and I said, I don't know
if it's the political consultant class that is training them
to not answer the questions, or if they're afraid of
a SoundBite that's going to make them look a certain way,

(01:12:59):
or any of the but but what ends up happening.
And I, by the way, I think gave Evans is
a great candidate. I think he would be a phenomenal
member of Congress. I'm one hundred percent enthusiastically supporting Gave Evans,
but man I was disappointed in that performance by him.
When politicians of either party, and again both of them
did the same thing, right, it makes them seem disingenuous,

(01:13:22):
It makes them seem like they're trying to hide something,
and it makes them seem inauthentic. Because in real life,
if I look at Michael Coover, who's taken over for
Anthony Rodriguez, and I say, uh, hey, Coover, do we
have any guest today? And Coover starts off with, well,
you know, we had some guests last week, and when
they were on last week, we did this and this,
and we've got some guest schedules for next week and
when they're coming on, we're going.

Speaker 8 (01:13:43):
To do that.

Speaker 3 (01:13:43):
But he didn't answer the damn question. That doesn't happen
in real life. In real life, Coover looks at me
and goes no, And I'm like, oh, okay, thanks, But
politicians have now just everything is a filibuster. Everything is
a talking point, and I personally think that the people
are sick of it. Unless you are just talking to

(01:14:03):
true believers, right, the people that are already in your camp.
Maybe they think it's charming. I don't know. I hate it.
And it was so noticeable in this first debate that
I'm begging you. If you know Gave Evans, if you
know his people, just say gay, Please answer the questions.
You can even start with, let me explain why but

(01:14:23):
I think this that way you've given yourself. Let me
explain why I think this, and then give your explanation.
And if you cannot answer these questions, guys, we should
not be running for office. And you know, I'd say,
if you know your dear Caraveo, tell her the same thing,
if you know any politician. I mean, I don't know
if it is the consultant class or what, but they're

(01:14:44):
making it just a miserable experience to be a consumer
of politics. And that race, that eighth congressional race, is
so tight that every voter matters, right, So you're not
just talking to the converted. You've got to convert those
sitting in the middle room. I may not know how
to vote, or you may not have decided yet who
to vote for in that race. So tonight you can

(01:15:05):
watch that on CBS. I got a link to that
you can check it out and.

Speaker 2 (01:15:11):
Too.

Speaker 3 (01:15:12):
Finally, Amazon has started the robot takeover. They have entered
an exciting new frontier with a huge deployment of robotics
and AI technologies in their warehouses. Now, Amazon says, we're
not replacing people because we're always going to need people
to work with the robots, and they're just gonna have
to learn a new skill set, which is how to

(01:15:33):
take care of the robots. Which sounds good, right, But
when you think about the fact that over the last
five to seven years there have been efforts to unionize
a warehouse workers for Amazon in multiple locations, multiple locations,
how long do you think is going to be before
Amazon gets a robot that knows how to fix a robot,

(01:15:54):
and all of a sudden, all the warehouse work is
going to be done by robots and AI and they
never call in sick, and they don't try to unionize,
and they just get things into boxes and send them
off to people who ordered them. I do think that
there is going to be a dearth of those sort
of And don't get me wrong, if you've worked in

(01:16:15):
an Amazon warehouse, I have known multiple people who've done
that job. It's a very hard job. Physically, it's hard,
it's long days. It's just a hard job. But it's
not a job that requires a ton of brain power.
One of my friends actually worked in an Amazon warehouse,
specifically because, as she said, she came out of very
high stressed position in healthcare. She said, I don't want

(01:16:35):
to have to worry about someone living or dying anymore.
So she took a little sabbatical and worked at an
Amazon warehouse and none of that happened. None of that happened,
No one died because her Amazon orders were messed up.
So Amazon moving to robots. I was thinking about this.
I mean, do you really think could a robot do
this job? Maybe not now, but why not in the future.

(01:16:58):
Think about it. You could have a extremely well educated
kind of a history robot that you could have callers
calling it. They'd be like, hey, robot Mandy, tell me
about the history of the Middle East, and they would
have all the information right in their little robot head.
Sometimes I have to struggle to find it. But nonetheless,

(01:17:20):
I hope nobody can take my job. When we get back.
I'm gonna talk about a column. I'm not gonna read it.
I am going to share a little tiny bit of it.
I read it this morning and I already cast my
vote for Donald Trump. You know, I as I was circling,
I'm like, oh, here we go again, Here we go again.
I was even less enthusiastic about it this year than

(01:17:40):
I've ever been about any vote, to be perfectly honest,
and I hated voting for John McCain in two thousand
and eight. I just didn't like him as a candidate,
but I voted for him anyway. This column actually made
me feel better about that decision. We'll do that next.
So we're going to talk with Natalie Tennant. She's with
an organization called Never Surrender. They're sure they're planning a
big get out the vote rally the weekend before the election,

(01:18:04):
although I'm hoping that all of you have already turned
your ballots in.

Speaker 2 (01:18:08):
Oh.

Speaker 3 (01:18:08):
By the way, I just saw a story this morning.
I didn't put it on the blog. I just thought
it was kind of interesting. Douglas County has a live
stream internet feed of the cameras at their drop boxes,
So if you are so inclined, you can sit there
and watch those drop boxes. Twenty four to seven, Cooper,

(01:18:28):
you ever know anybody who want to a police scanner
in their house? Anybody ever just ever had that? You know,
maybe maybe not, but keep there are people who listen
to the police scanner all day. And if you're married
to a cop, maybe I get it. But I just
knew like normal people and like you would have the

(01:18:49):
radio on in the background, they would have their police
scanner on. Never understood that. And I mean I watched
a lot of cop shows. It's not that I don't
love a good mystery. That just seems, uh what's the
word that I'm looking for, It seems uh, unnecessarily stressful
and self inflicted stress. Anyway, I want to share this

(01:19:12):
column from the Free Press, and you know I love
the Free Press. It's by a guy named Martin Gury.
I forgot to sign and hang on one second, because
I do subscribe to the Free Press. It is one
of the best news organizations out there. Right now, Oh
come on, can we can we all just agree on
how to log in for things? Please, because I'm super

(01:19:34):
sick of going to log in. They're like, oh no,
it's sit you an email to this address. Oh no,
we're going to send you a text message with this
Then I don't want any of that. I just want
to be able to do this. We don't want to
do it, Okay, So Martin Gury says, I refuse to
vote in the last two elections. Now I'm voting for Trump. Subtitle.

(01:19:59):
They're only two vital forces in American politics today, those
who wish to control everything and those who wish not
to be controlled. Reluctantly, I choose the latter, And I
grabbed this part and put it on the blog today
because it is paywell. Even though you should be supporting
the free press because they do such a great job,

(01:20:21):
I want to read this little bit of snippet though,
against this everest of power, madness, and recurrent failure. A
single argument is put forward in support of Harris's candidacy.
Donald Trump. Trump, we are told, isn't just mistaken or bad.
He's a moral abomination beyond the pale. All decent Americans

(01:20:41):
thus have no choice but to vote the other way.
But the same thing would be said of anyone who
opposes Harris. That's how the forces of control function. It's
either us or the death of our democracy. Trump is
an a moral abomination, or at least no more so
than Harris or Biden. He's an ex president apology tition
with a known track record. If you strip away the

(01:21:02):
moralizing narrative, the endlessly repeated inanities about dictatorship and insurgency,
we're left but a flawed but semi capable person. The
world was at peace during his tenure, the economy boomed.
I would happily accept the US and the world of
twenty eighteen over that of twenty twenty four. A more
realistic charge lodged against Trump is that he's an inveterate liar.

(01:21:25):
This is certainly the case. The man spouts industrial amounts
of nonsense, but in politics everything is relative. The entire
public character of the Biden administration rested on a colossal lie,
in which Harris was complicit that the President was a wise,
energetic senior, fully engaged in the nation's business. That massive deception,

(01:21:47):
promulgated for years by an irresponsible media in defiance of
the evidence of our own eyes, amounted to state propaganda,
many orders of magnitude more destructive or of trust than
the worst of Trump's outrages. Trump is an agent of chaos,
much as the Republicans are the party of chaos. At work.
He can do limited damage since he lacks any purchase

(01:22:10):
on the institutions. At best, he will slash to the
ground the malignant harvest of the Biden Harris years, the
digital surveillance and censorship, the human flood at the border,
the racial and sexual obsessions, the growing prostration of our military.
If from sheer animal intimidation, he can restore seriousness and

(01:22:30):
discipline to the federal agencies in Washington, that would be
a magnificent bonus. Now, the rest of the column is
much longer, But man, did he remind me of a
lot of stuff I had kind of forgot about. So
if you need a good reason to vote for Donald Trump,
pay for the free press, read this column, gird your loins,

(01:22:52):
and then fill in the bubble sheet and return your ballot,
because it is true. It's simply a choice of people
who want to control everything we do, how we do it,
are options to do it, including how we speak. There's
been a full court press against free speech as of late,
coming from all manner of Democrats talking about how social

(01:23:15):
media needs to be censored. We need to make sure
that we're curving misinformation, while completely ignoring the fact that
their entire infrastructure from the intelligence community put out misinformation
about Hunter Biden's laptop. It really is a choice between
people who want to tell us how to live because
they think they know best, and people who don't necessarily

(01:23:38):
want to be controlled. And I am firmly in the
second camp. When we get back, we're going to talk
about a rally coming up right before the election, right
after this a few more weeks, and then we'll have
at least three to four weeks before someone else declares
for twenty twenty eight, So we've just we'll enjoy it
while it's over. But before that, there is a big
old rally being place land for November two. It's the

(01:24:01):
Sunday at Pike's Peak Motor Speedway. And joining me out
to talk about that is Natalie Tennant with Never Surrendered.

Speaker 12 (01:24:07):
Hi Natalie, Hi, Andy, how are you?

Speaker 10 (01:24:11):
Oh?

Speaker 3 (01:24:12):
No, my pleasure. I want people to be able to
market on their calendar, and we'll remind him as it
gets closer too. But what don't you tell people a
little bit first of all what your organization is all about.

Speaker 12 (01:24:22):
So we're a lot of things that's that's kind of
hard to pack. Building community with it within community where
America First, we support a lot of things that are
happening in our communities, and we gather support for those things,
whether it's small rallies, small convoys people you know, the

(01:24:43):
government trying to take over Pelosi farms, or you know
all the hot topics like you know, the what's going
on in Aurora. So we try to bring attention to
that and we try to bring support to that. But
it's just patriotism. It's you know, we believe in America
and we want to stand on America first values and
we want a rally. So let's make Ralli's grade again,

(01:25:06):
is what I say.

Speaker 3 (01:25:08):
So tell me what's going on before the election, big
get out the vote rally.

Speaker 11 (01:25:13):
It is.

Speaker 12 (01:25:14):
Yes, we will have John Fabricatory, our lovely Lauren Bobert, Valdemare, Archiletta,
pretty much most of the CD candidates as well as
some local candidates. We have the mayor of Magaville Forgiata
Blow has come in to perform for us. We have
so much more to unpack and that we're working on

(01:25:36):
to try to get out appreciate the whole team putting
this together. So there's more to come, but it's already
getting big and it's getting bigger. So I ask people
easy way for this is to go to our website,
which is never surrendered National dot com. You can have
links to our Twitter and our Facebook so you can

(01:25:57):
stay updated on more to come, as well as find
the link on the website as well as the social
media to buy the tickets and they're early bird pricing
right now ten bucks. Ten bucks to go to an
all day event to be with like minded conservative patriots
and just have fun. We'll have booths their educational informational boosts.

(01:26:17):
It's going to be a beautiful day, Mandy, It's going
to be a very beautiful day.

Speaker 3 (01:26:20):
Well, I put a link on my blog to the event,
and yeah, so people can go straight to the blog.
It's right at the top there.

Speaker 11 (01:26:28):
You know.

Speaker 3 (01:26:29):
One of the things that is happening here in Colorado
is that we are you know, we've got a leg
Republicans to our state House and our state Legislature because
we're perilously close to a super majority of Democrats in
both houses. And as much as I am not a
fan of the politics of our governor, he did veto

(01:26:50):
the worst of their impulses, right, So if they get
a super majority in both the House and the Senate.
There's nothing to stop the worst impulses of those in
the hard left that are in the legislature. So I
agree with you go ahead.

Speaker 12 (01:27:05):
One million percent. Because I got very active this year
with this organization and this group, and the thing that's
killing me right now is the illegals. I got together
with my Board of Commissioners in Law County and it
was a long fight. But what ended up coming out
of that is Ordnance twenty twenty four Dash zero five,

(01:27:26):
which means, well, county is not giving out tax are
county tax dollars to these illegals. They're not going to
get anything here. So I have a huge passion with
that now. Because of that, I've also wort have fire
mice to repeal some bills.

Speaker 3 (01:27:41):
So there's a lot of bills out there.

Speaker 12 (01:27:43):
It's very important that we do flip seats and we
get these Republicans elected so we can get out of
that minority. We could start to make a change here
in Colorado. I mean, God bless John Sabrigatory and all
of them out there fighting this because this is a
hot topic for me as well, and I know you
speak on it a lot.

Speaker 3 (01:28:01):
It's been a very hot topic, and we started out
today talking about the fact that Daniel Drensky begged in
a city council meeting for the governor to call her,
and the governor called the cops instead. It's beyond ridiculous.

Speaker 12 (01:28:15):
Republicans.

Speaker 3 (01:28:16):
Ye, yes, exactly, well, Natalie, yes, So tickets are just
ten dollars. It's an all day event two pm to
ten pm at Pike's Peak International Raceway on Saturday, November two. Again,
I put a link on the blog and Natalie will
touch base again right before so we can remind people
about it.

Speaker 12 (01:28:34):
I appreciate Mandy, thank you so much.

Speaker 3 (01:28:36):
All Right, that's Natalie Tennant was never surrendered. So if
you want to go spend the day with a bunch
of people. Have you've never been to a political rally.
I know it's going to sound dumb, but you really
should go at least once in your life, so you
kind of have an idea. And not all political rallies
are are constructed equally, that's for sure. But you know,

(01:28:57):
I just saw the story on on X yesterday. The
black sheriff of Jacksonville, Florida. Jacksonville, Florida, and Duval County
are one and the same. So the sheriff there is
a very big deal. The black sheriff of Jacksonville, Florida,
released a message publicly supporting Donald Trump. Today, Democrats flew

(01:29:25):
a banner behind a plane that said repugnant con coward
TK Waters turns white. Oh my god, Oh my god.
So they're basically like, look at that, uncle Tom. Because

(01:29:45):
you're not allowed to be black and have a mind
that leads you to another path, you must do as
the Democratic Party tells you black people. I don't know
if you got the memo. Do they send out memos
every day? I have a question for my black listeners.
Do you guys, do you have like a fax machine
in your house that just comes from the Democratic Party?
I mean, where they tell you what to think and

(01:30:06):
what to do. I'm being sarcastic, of course, I think
they would love that. But boy, you see what happens
when a black person says the thing they don't want
them to say. They come right at them with racist attacks,
and yet no one will ever call it a racist
to tech even though it is. It is a complete
racist attack. Anyway, I want to ask a question. For

(01:30:32):
the last ten minutes of the show, something really really silly.
I saw this story and let me find it very
very quickly. Okay, Oh, I have great video of Kamala
Harris saying that we can't have election ID because rural
people do not have access to copy machines. Yep. So

(01:30:55):
now we've gone from black people don't have ID, which
is incredibly racist because it infantilizes the entire black population
and makes everybody else wonder why they're not competent to
get an ID when everybody when even all the illegal
immigrants that have just walked across the southern border, they
have ID, but black people are too dumb to get
an ID. Now we have rural people may not be

(01:31:17):
able to make a copy of their license because in
rural areas they don't have fancy equipment like copy machines.
They just have to they have to get it out
and they have to use a Ditto machine. They only
have ditto machines in rural areas. That's on a blog today, anyway, That's.

Speaker 4 (01:31:36):
Not what I was saying.

Speaker 3 (01:31:37):
Oh and on a Friday, if you need a video
that is just going to make your heart sing, there's
a video on the blog today of a guy filming
his little nephew who's two years old, and he's filming
him at a wedding, and the little boy grabs the
phone and then runs around and it's everything you could
possibly imagine. It's so good and it will make you

(01:31:58):
happy for the rest of the day. That's on the
blog today. No, but I saw this story where older
women my age, maybe maybe even just millennials, are asking
younger women like, what are you doing? What's the deal?
What are you thinking? And it got me to thinking
there's certain things that as a person of a certain

(01:32:19):
age with hairstyles in my past, I regret. What do
you see the kids today doing that? You're like, what
is that? I have a whole list. I have a
whole list. Let me read you some of these things.
The crying online thing has always bothered me, and I'm
not that old either. I just don't get why you'd
film yourself in such a vulnerable state and put it online.
I don't usually bring out the cringe label, but it

(01:32:40):
sure fits in this case. Correct. As a matter of fact,
I'm working on my book, you guys. I finally got
the whole framework of what I want to do. I
got it worked out, and it's a list of gen
X rules updated for the next generation, because when you're
gen X, you grew up with rules like he cares
about your feelings well number one and boyd, that's incredibly true.

(01:33:04):
But now we have a generation of people who have
self diagnosed themselves with mental disorders. They lead with their anxiety,
their depression, their whatever it is, whatever it is that's
their entire raised on detra is the things that they
perceive to be wrong with them. I don't understand that.
And the crying thing feeds right into that. Mandy, the lashes,

(01:33:29):
My daughter has lash shampoo. My sixty seven year old
friend let her granddaughter put lashes on her for a
class she was taking, and I laughed my butt off
when I saw her again. Yes, and Cooper, let me
ask you a question. Have you ever looked at a
woman and said, you know, she would be really hot
if her eyelashes look like caterpillars on her face? Have

(01:33:50):
you ever said those words?

Speaker 1 (01:33:52):
No?

Speaker 3 (01:33:52):
I don't think I've ever thought that. Have you ever
met a woman that you initially thought was attractive, but
then once you really you were like, what has any
odd lashes? I can't No. Zero. This is the whole
point do you have any idea how much that eyelash
nonsense costs? It is expensive as hell unless you do
them yourself, which I cannot do because I'm incompetent.

Speaker 4 (01:34:13):
Women out there that have the really long eyelashes they
kind of freak me out.

Speaker 3 (01:34:18):
They look ridiculous. I mean, they look like they have
an animal attached to their eyelid half the time. It's like,
stop doing that, stop it. Stop making kids lunches, says
this person. That look like a work of art. Are
you kidding me? Like, here's when you first send your
kid to school, like the first two weeks you pack
them there. Look yeah, oh, here's some carrots, here's some ranch,

(01:34:41):
here's the sandwich, here's some grapes. Here's a cookie, here's this,
here's the You have this little balanced meal and everything
is still sitting in there when they get back, except
the cookie. Like you just ate the cookie. Well, I
wasn't hungry. I always used to make Cute eat a
lunch when she got home from school, when she was
starving and serving Grady at your lunch. I've been at

(01:35:01):
least thirteen minutes on that. Make it look, make it work. Mandy,
my fourteen year old son and all of his friends
look like a pack of lamas with their hair dos. Yes, indeed,
he text her, the broccoli cut is a real thing.
And like I said, I have my regrettable hairstyles. I mean,
I was a child of the eighties, so you know,
we all know what happened there. We destroyed the ozone

(01:35:23):
layer for God's sake with our hairspray, and so I
know what a regrettable hairstyle is going to be. But parents,
let me just say this, At some point in the future,
when your child comes to you and says, why did
you let me blah blah blah whatever it is, Why
did you let me have that hair blah blah blah,
Why didn't you tell me she was such a jerk,

(01:35:46):
blah blah blah, just look at them and say, someday,
when you have a teenager, come back to me and
ask me that question, because you'll understand, because teenagers don't
want to be told anything, absolutely nothing. Mandy fake eyebrow.
I think eyelashes were originally called no stop it. I
can't say that on the air. Stop it. I'm still

(01:36:10):
waiting for the Tina Peters Greek Tragedy musical you guys.
That is on the back burner right now because I
gotta find a composer. Apparently you can't have AI write
the music for a musical and license it, so I
have to have a composer. But I've got the whole
concept workout. It's fantastic, Mandy. I don't live there anymore,
but in Youma, Colorado, we just got that electricity running

(01:36:31):
water in some automobiles last year. Oh you rural people,
You adorable rural people.

Speaker 4 (01:36:40):
Yeah.

Speaker 3 (01:36:41):
They rural people only have million dollar combines with sophisticated
GOOS systems that they use for only a couple weeks
a year. They couldn't possibly figure out how to get
a copy made or just take a photo with your phone.
You know that would be That would be good, Mandy.
With all the sweatpants and nice tops, okay, textter you

(01:37:03):
just that's this is this is what's on my mind
for young people right now. Teenage girls are dressing like
bag people. As you look like a bag lady. That's
what my mom used to say to me. You look
like a bag lady. It's all big T shirts and
sloppy sweatpants, and it's just it's not a good look
for any of them, and then I find out there's

(01:37:25):
apparently some move afoot right now to bring back low
waisted jeans. Did we not all just learn our lesson
from muffin tops? Did we already forget about that and
that entire unfortunate explosion of muffin tops across the United
States of America? Low waisted jeans are an abomination? Should never, ever, ever, ever, ever,

(01:37:51):
all the teen boys are getting perms? Well, you know
what again? Going back to my hairs rymembers coming here,
when you were a rock star, I need to know
what your hair look like. I bet Ryan had. I
bet Ryan's like he'd sling his hair. I bet a
hair slinger. It was up there singing in his rock band,
sling it back and forth. What did your hair look

(01:38:13):
like when you were a rock star? With with What
was the name of your band?

Speaker 8 (01:38:16):
What is it like?

Speaker 3 (01:38:17):
Danim Blue something something?

Speaker 2 (01:38:19):
What what was it?

Speaker 7 (01:38:21):
Ryan?

Speaker 3 (01:38:21):
Was patchwork Blue? So close? I didn't really name it.
I didn't really name us, but hope not. Yeah, I mean,
I'm not gonna lie. That's a terrible name.

Speaker 8 (01:38:29):
Okay, Well there, maybe there's a reason why we didn't
have very much success.

Speaker 3 (01:38:32):
Ye should let me handle the branding.

Speaker 8 (01:38:34):
Yeah, well, man, if I don't know know you you
were you were on the East coast at think of
that time. But uh no, I honestly, I I never
really have never had longer hair. It's always been kind
of relatively short haired rocker. It was a little more
spiked up. I had more of it, right, Yeah, my twenties,
I had more of it, so I spiked it more.
Never did bleach tips or any of that stuff. Never

(01:38:57):
did it, you know, like, and that was a smart move.
Benjamin did that at one.

Speaker 3 (01:39:01):
I mean there's like if you had said who in
this building did the bleach tips? I would have started
with a rod because I have seen the photographic evidence,
and then I would have been like Ben Albrightright, he
was in a boy band. Actually wait what Yeah, he
was in an a cappella group. That's awesome.

Speaker 8 (01:39:19):
And he says there is a video somewhere on the
interweb shut up of him in a four.

Speaker 3 (01:39:29):
I keep called a white chocolate and he like doesn't
tell me that's not like. I've said that several times
and he hasn't corrected me. So like I think that actually,
like so far he's like, I mean maybe it's true, Canot,
but can you imagine that with the tipsy I just

(01:39:51):
see the boy band dance dude, I would pay money. Okay,
Now I know I have a friend who's an internet slut. Okay,
like everybody should have that friend that you call and go, look.
I need to know what happened to this guy that
we went to junior high with, who I just remembered
his last name. She's like, give me what you got.
I give a name. I give like the a vague
area where he lived in our hometown. She calls me

(01:40:11):
back in like half an hour to do Oh my gosh,
that's put her on Ben alright as white shot with
the bleach tips and dance it up there posing. He
was the mysterious one.

Speaker 13 (01:40:26):
The quiet one and never talked, slipped away, gave a
little that right there, a little kiss the fingers, and
then did.

Speaker 2 (01:40:36):
It's perfect, right.

Speaker 3 (01:40:37):
God, nothing has ever been more believable than this entire segment.
And he was a male model too, by the way.

Speaker 2 (01:40:42):
He was a male model.

Speaker 3 (01:40:43):
Yeah, and he's such a clothes who. Yeah, I have
a photo. I'll show you a photo.

Speaker 8 (01:40:47):
He He posted it one time on Twitter of him
modeling clothes and he's like staring off into the distance, pensive.

Speaker 3 (01:40:56):
Yeah, yeah, black and white.

Speaker 2 (01:40:59):
Yeah.

Speaker 3 (01:41:00):
Ben just said, they'll never sell me out. I don't
need them to send you to sell you out. Then
all right, we're gonna get to the bottom of white chocolate.
If it's the last thing I do. It's happening. It's
the greatest I know. It's time for the most exciting
segment all the radio of its sky, the world of
the day. All right, dad, joke of the day, please,

(01:41:24):
Michael coover. How can you tell if a pig is hot?

Speaker 7 (01:41:29):
Uh?

Speaker 3 (01:41:30):
What, I don't know.

Speaker 2 (01:41:33):
It's bacon.

Speaker 3 (01:41:34):
Oh, girl, that's kind of sad really when you think
about it. That bacon is delicious. So let's move on.
What's the word of the day.

Speaker 2 (01:41:42):
You'll get this one. Zest Oh, zest is.

Speaker 7 (01:41:46):
Oh?

Speaker 3 (01:41:47):
I was okay, I was thinking like foods, like zesting.
Zesting is like taking the tiny bit of the outside peel. Yes,
but zessed is an enthusiasm for life, a passion, a
passion or I don't know how to explain that enjoyment itself. Oh,
there you go. There's something I know.

Speaker 6 (01:42:03):
Now.

Speaker 3 (01:42:03):
All right, Today's trivia question, which ancient Roman goddess is
the counterpart of the Greek goddess Aphrodite. I think I
know this is it Athena. No, that's a warrior warrior.

Speaker 6 (01:42:16):
Uh No.

Speaker 3 (01:42:17):
The Roman guys, I believe it's Venus, but I'm not. Okay,
I am correct. In both Greek and Roman mythology, she's
associated with beauty, fertility, and love. Okay. What is our
jeopardy category? Coover? Think you guys will do well with
this one movie facts? Okay, that's good about this? Maybe
maybe not all right? Of course, one's really easy. It

(01:42:38):
was Brian de Palma who suggested that this director add
the now iconic opening crawl to star Wars. Panny is
George Lucas?

Speaker 2 (01:42:47):
Yes? Question two?

Speaker 3 (01:42:51):
The animators counted in this film? Carl Frederickson house fling.
What is up?

Speaker 2 (01:42:57):
Yes?

Speaker 5 (01:42:57):
Oh?

Speaker 3 (01:42:58):
Nice to portray the spice on Ericas Ryan? What is doune?

Speaker 2 (01:43:05):
Yes?

Speaker 3 (01:43:06):
Aracus. By the way, Eric Ryan's heart, it's a racus.
My god, there's gonna be a ruckus if you don't
say a raucus. Okay, that's what's happening, all right?

Speaker 2 (01:43:18):
Question four?

Speaker 3 (01:43:19):
Ryan up to the one? This movie starring Alicia Silverstone
is here. What is clueless?

Speaker 6 (01:43:25):
Oh?

Speaker 3 (01:43:25):
My god, Yes, Ryan got this one. And last question.

Speaker 8 (01:43:30):
John McCain had a cameo as an invited guest in
this Vince Vaughan Owen Wilson comedy.

Speaker 3 (01:43:37):
I know, I think, I mean, I guess, I don't know.
I'm losing. It is a wedding crashers. I couldn't remember
I was saying best man. I'm like, I know, that's
not right. Good Win, Ryan Edwards.

Speaker 8 (01:43:49):
Movie solid win every single time. Don't ever sports again,
but movie stuff. That's that's my bag. Yeah, and you
do a fine job with that. What is coming up
on KA Sports?

Speaker 3 (01:43:58):
What a game last night? Hey Aeron, we're talking about
this earlier in the show, Like, okay, we get it.
New Orleans Saints are banged out. They're terrible right now, right,
But it was so much fun to see things happening offensively.
It was just so nice to see some you know,
repetition and see things move down. It was just nice
to see the offense functioning. I agree, It's interesting to

(01:44:19):
see how this carries over. Does it build momentum or
do they run into you know, more competition and well, next.

Speaker 8 (01:44:27):
Month's tough, right, You're on the road against Baltimore you're
on the road against Kansas City, you have a home
game against Atlanta. I mean, these are three of the
best teams in the NFL, So next week's next month
is tough. But you got a game at home against
the Panthers coming up on the other side of this
many buy which is very nice, and they're not very good. Yeah,
they're probably the worst defense in the league, so certainly
an opportunity for the offense to continue to grow.

Speaker 2 (01:44:46):
But I'm with you.

Speaker 8 (01:44:46):
I mean, how many primetime games have we watched over
the years where they're just absolutely embarrassed ye, And it's
so frustrating to watch because you're you knowing the rest
of the world is watching your team look awful in
prime time.

Speaker 3 (01:44:59):
So what was your resolve