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Be a visionaire with Debonair, a player from the Himalayas,
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iconic not ironic and become a night owl tonight where like
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minded members get together at the Night Owl Lounge enjoying
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real deal. Media.tv join tonight.
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Of an attack squirrel or up in parts of San Rafael, CA that is
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north of San Francisco. They were posted after at least
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five people were attacked in the neighborhood.
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Victims say the squirrel came out of nowhere.
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Look at those. Wounds.
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And they say those wounds sent several people to the hospital.
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This clamped on to my leg and was just hanging on.
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His tail was flying up here, you know, and I was like get off me,
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get off me. And I kind of didn't want to
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touch it. The squirrel went to the floor
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and from the floor tried to jump to my face.
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Squirrels are unlikely to carry Squirrels are unlikely to carry
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rabies experts say the aggressive behavior is likely
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the result of a squirrel being fed and cared for by humans when
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it was young. So you have.
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Somebody thinking they're doing something good for the squirrel.
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My when I get a dream and breath in skin and bade and braid and
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for you sign oh tattoo and birth that to you created Justin for
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you can't keep it all in my heart that seems can't keep it
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in my heart two pieces Can I keep roll my mum can I keep
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rolling my mind head chime stay wild to the wind.
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It's all shame that head chime. Stay wild, then we'll run.
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When you come down, when you come.
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Welcome everybody to the OK, I'm back.
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Hopefully you can hear me. This is a welcome to our warm up
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show members only. As you can see, I'm a I'm the
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kid who just got his driver's permit and I'm learning how to
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drive. Remember that where you're just
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breaking every just 30 seconds just like that.
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That's what's going on here tonight.
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You're now witnessing a an incredible night.
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I've been gone for so long. Hopefully you still recognize
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me. Yes, you do.
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Hopefully I got a lot of work done.
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I went to the doctor and I said give me the Kenny Rogers,
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please, just not the Burt Reynolds.
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But anyways, it's it's good to be back.
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Tonight is a members only ordeal because we have the first
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official brand new RDM computer here.
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It's a massive 1 and I don't know what the hell I'm doing.
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It's coming back to me little by little.
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And why that is, is it's been a long time, hasn't it?
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I've been on the shelf too long. We have a lot of people who are
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chiming in here, a lot of the 9 owls.
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It is good to be back. And tonight we're going to do
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some trial and errors. We're going to have people call
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in and rummage through the news a little bit.
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I'm let me tell you, this is incredible because we just got
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this over the weekend. I believe yesterday or the day
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before. I can't.
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It's all a big blur and it's it's one hell of a thing.
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Me and my brother-in-law went to Pasadena to see the great
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Frankie Elliott. Hopefully he's here tonight.
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And we got the big computer. We had to get two people to hold
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it. But while they're in Pasadena,
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we did a report on the burn on on the Altadena and the
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Palisades. You'll see that coming in the
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week. I just there's so much going on
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on top of that, trying to re obtain all of the graphics, all
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of the videos, everything you've come to love the five the past
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five years has now come undone. So it's thankfully it's on a
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cloud somewhere. So I'm like swimming through a
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landfill of a treasure chest trying to find everything that
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I've, you know, worked on the past five years, which is quite
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the challenge. So I'm like the, I'm also like
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the kid who got the brand new video game and I've been playing
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Nintendo all night. I am just exhausted, but also
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extremely excited. So it's this thing of, of, of
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looking for certain videos. And then you see, oh, there's
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that piece there. There's that artwork that I've
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been looking for for three years.
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So it's, it's never ending. It's just incredible.
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So thank you for being here tonight.
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Hope, yes, you can hear me. OK.
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Good, good, good. So I just got out of the show.
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I didn't. I wasn't sure if I was going to
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have time to take my curlers out, but thankfully I did.
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I want to start the show here tonight with a heavy heart.
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I was, you know, this is quite shocking, stunning once again.
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And it's come to my attention that our long time viewer and
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long time Real Deal Media member Georgie Brown of, of Quebec,
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Canada has passed away once again.
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We've we've lost another patron who's been very close to Real
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Deal Media for a number of years.
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And I want to take just a moment to tell you about the the
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lovely, beautiful person named Georgie Brown who discovered me
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and all of my compadres back in early 2021, I'm going to say
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late 2020 and was thrilled, as you can imagine, or maybe you
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don't know places like Montreal and Quebec, Canada.
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You want to talk about some very far out places.
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I mean, when when the COVID lockdowns and all that were
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taking place, they were lock and step even before we need the
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term what lock and step means. So it was a great, it was a big
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deal for Georgie Brown to discover somebody talking about
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Canadian issues. And I was one of the first
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people to do it stateside here because I thought it was
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important that we shed some light on what's happening in
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other people's countries because we knew that their, their
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information was so skewed in Australia, England, Canada, New
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Zealand. And so she, she, she discovered
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us and was so grateful and thankful for it and never missed
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a show and became a member and has been a member for a long
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time. And about a year ago, a little
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over that, I want to say a year and a half, she messaged me with
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with tremendous sadness that she had to, she couldn't be a member
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any longer because she had to put all of her focus and
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resources on what she told me. She had cancer, a very
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aggressive form and she was very positive about beating it.
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And I said, Georgie, it's, it's never been about the money here.
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And I mean really, it really hasn't.
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I said don't worry about that. You just stay here with us and
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you have a nice group of people from all over the world and, and
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don't worry about all that stuff.
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We just want to make sure you're comfortable and, and quite happy
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and having fun times and all that with us.
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So it, it's now come to my attention over there.
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The I want to say I don't know exactly when probably over the
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summer could be recently too. We we that she has finally
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succumbed to her illness of cancer in a very what I deemed a
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dangerous place with her in Quebec.
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You know, so heavy hearts go with another fall in here at
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real deal media. It's just it it happens in
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threes, you know, but this is not any time for, you know, for
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for just dark thoughts like that.
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But she was a great person. And if you if anyone out there
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got to know her, you then you would have seen just her
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laughter, her resilient presence, because she she
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certainly enjoyed all sorts of shows here and all sorts of
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content. So we will miss our fallen that.
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So I just want to send that wonderful thought to her.
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OK, we're going to need to have yes, rest in peace.
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I'm telling you, you know, we, I did a, a tally, a total we've
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lost as as far as viewers are concerned, we've probably lost
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about 6 or 7 people here that were.
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And you know, there's no place like there's no place like this
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real deal media community because everyone's pretty close
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here, even if we only see or speak to each other.
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And, and, and passing here on the the shows, it's very close
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knit community. There really isn't any kind of
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vitriol or, or divisiveness between people's beliefs or
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whatever, wherever the case. And so it, it when we lose
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somebody, it hurts everybody. We can feel it.
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In fact, we can even feel when a lot of those people are no
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longer around us anymore that we're used to seeing those
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names. Have you have you noticed that?
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And Georgie was on my list of people I wanted to check up on
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and sadly, I, I missed that boat once again over the summer,
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which was a crazy one for me, but I, I really thought she was,
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you know, going to beat this, this terrible illness that's
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parasitic, you know, as we're finding out.
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So anyways, Godspeed with her and and godspeed with the people
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of Canada too, because they deserve, well, they, I thought
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that they were going to win the World Series, you know, just to
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lighten the mode up here. And I think we're going to have
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Frankie Elliott join us here. And if you want to join us here,
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we're going to talk about a few issues in your thoughts.
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In fact, we can have both Frankie and maybe Marnie wants
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to call in and talk about the World Series.
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Because let me tell you, there is a lot of controversy going
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into the World Series. But really professional sports
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all together the last couple of weeks when you say with the NBA
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getting the, I'm in such disarray, massive computer, I'm
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not used to it. There's a lot of controversy
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going into the the professional sports all together.
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The NBA, which you know, we used to call in Vegas, never bet
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again. Yeah, you never been on the
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basketball games, but they have been caught betting on sports.
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I mean, they've been caught so badly.
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It makes Pete Rose's, you know, positive bets where he betted on
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himself to win. It makes him look like it just
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like child's play of of what has been discovered in NBA, the
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National Basketball Association. And now we could say Major
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League, Major League basketball, no Major League Baseball when
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really it's all of sports. And but from basketball where I
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I've seen the clips of guys purposely missing a shot, you
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know, like 4 feet away from the basket and they're shooting the
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ball and it goes over the, you know, goes into the crowd.
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I'm like, what is the Globetrotters to where they're
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fixing games now? This is a big deal because now
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the DOJ has come down on that basketball kind of like they did
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with baseball in the steroid era, which I thought was just
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fantastic. That was a great time in
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baseball, you know, if you like steroids, but but the
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basketball, you know, growing up and even into my young
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adulthood, everybody at least knew somebody in a basketball
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league. Everybody knew Michael Jordan,
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Charles Barkley, I mean even the housewives, the people that
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didn't want sports, everybody knew somebody or an up and
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coming someone. You know, there was a there was
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a lot of household names in that sport.
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But up until, I want to say the past, really, since the, the,
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the end of the Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant era, I, I don't
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think a lot of people could be bothered, at least from what I
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see, people I know from really following of what's happening.
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And I've always wondered, how does basketball make money?
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How, how do they even survive? And then my other question was,
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how does the WNBA survive? And now we're finding out.
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Well, it's because it's it's illegal money laundering and
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you're going to find out too. Illegal dirty Chinese money.
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Did I just say that? I think I did.
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Well, just call me anti Far East, if you will.
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We have someone calling in and OK, hold on, Marnie, hold on one
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second. And I think we lost a few
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people. What happened?
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Our, our, our, our viewership dipped like by 50%.
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See, that's what happens when you talk about illegal sports
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betting. OK, I'm going to bring up Marnie
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in here and then we might have somebody else joining us here.
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Marnie, welcome. Welcome to SPORTS Talk Live.
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How are you doing here tonight? OK.
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It's members only Dean, so you will usually only get about 10
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on Facebook or on YouTube, right?
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Yeah, I don't know what happened.
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I don't know what happened. No, that's normal.
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Hey, you know, I, as I was telling you during the World
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Series is and thank you for joining us here at the warm up
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show. I'm up.
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I'm I'm the warm up act. I'm although I'm running cold
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but I'm a warm up act. Well, we're we're all used to
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being Guinea pigs now, so it's not anything foreign to us.
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Oh believe me, I just got yelled at just about that.
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If you only knew. But Marnie, I, like I was saying
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to you during the game, I said I wanted the Blue Jays to win, not
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necessarily because I hate the Dodgers or whatever.
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I wanted something great to happen for Canadians, you know,
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some positivity, you know, and I like the Blue Jays, although
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they're kind of mean birds in real life.
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I'm more of a Robin, guys. Yeah, yeah, I'm more of a Robin
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person, you know. Carl what?
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What exactly is a Dodger? Well, guy who gets the test
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results back and realizes he's not the father so he dodged a
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real bad scene. Oh, that seems very LA.
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OK, got it. Well, it started from they start
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from Brooklyn, right? So they start from Brooklyn and
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then they came to LA, just like the Lakers started from
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Minnesota. Because makes no sense to call
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him late. We don't have any lakes in La
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La. But anyway, your thoughts on the
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game, on the fixing? I mean, how does a player make
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$30 million a year yet nobody can afford to even go to a game?
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This makes no sense to me. Well, exactly, but I want to
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draw your attention back to October the 27th, which was last
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Wednesday I believe. No, Monday.
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Last Monday, So a week ago, Mr. President Trump, on his true
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social, posted the following No matter who wins, I will refuse
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to invite either baseball team to my ballroom as they are both
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run by highly inept officials from California and Ontario,
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Canada. I don't host losers.
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We are actively investigating Major League Baseball.
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This World Series is rigged, probably by the Dems and the
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mafia. It's.
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The same. You thought it was a joke when I
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first saw that, but you're saying to me that is real after
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all. That is called pre predictive
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programming. In other words, we're looking.
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We're looking, We know something's wrong, and now
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there's all kinds of stuff on the Internet, but it's all from
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very weird sources. I've seen videos that say that
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John, our coach, got fined $50,000 for questioning Otani.
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I've got stuff that says they filed an official protest but I
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can't find anything on MLB. Yes, it's.
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Very. However, the person who has been
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following this very closely and has the receipts is Frankie.
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OK, Frankie, would you please call in at this time?
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Doctor Frankie or Nurse Frankie? Yeah, he has been, he actually
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brought a few things to my attention of what he described
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as clear rigging by certain players in the the the the
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semifinals prior to this. I think he would have a bit
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more. Yeah, he'll be calling in.
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So I. Mean during the the NLCS when
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they beat the Brewers, I think. Well, look, I think this is a
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great thing. And Dave?
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Dave, who's been playing baseball his whole life, he
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says, not sure if it was fake, but apparently the pitcher for
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the Dodgers has a robotic arm. Well, he has had two Tommy John
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surgeries already. Tommy Chong surgeries What the.
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Hell, Tommy Chong, Tommy John, it's an elbow surgery that keeps
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you out for about a year and a half now.
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Tommy had. What's the Tommy Chong surgery
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then? OK, go ahead.
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No, that's part of the recovery team.
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Oh, oh, oh, right. Yes.
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No, but he's pretty young to have had two Tommy Johns and be
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pitching like that. Usually it's career ending.
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Yeah, what the hell is going on? I mean, I remember Jim.
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I remember Jim Abbott, the one arm man on the angels.
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So that that is unusual. Yes.
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There you go. But let me, let me put.
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We're gonna we have Frankie who's calling in, but.
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Let me say that. Let me say this, that I think
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this is a good thing because if we can take down the too big to
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fail in sports, which is clear fraud, money laundering, anti
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American sentiment. The players, you know, they're
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told what to say because they have all these sexual battery
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charges on them from the club and in football.
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I think this is a good thing to bring down sports to get men's
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attention away from the opioids of, of, of life there and get it
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back into the war, the war zone here, don't you think?
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Morning. Well, I think one of the big
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cogs that's going to blow up in all this is going to be Nike.
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Did you know that they, they tend to sponsor kids when
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they're coming up? So they, if they're, if they
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show real promise in any sport, they will sign them as early as
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like 10 years old. But part of the Nike contract is
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you are contracted for life. You get free products, you get
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free product until the day you die.
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But there are strings attached and they have a measure of
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control over their athletes. And I have a funny feeling that
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the old Nike people, because if you look at who they sponsor,
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it's only the top, top, top. They're very big in the team
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sports where we know they like to control the players and they
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also spend a considerable amount of their budget on entertaining
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the people that they have under contract.
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Now, who knows what goes on at that, but I have a funny feeling
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we're going to find out. See, This is why I'm always I've
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always been a British Knights guy.
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BK for life. BK for life.
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OK, let's bring in Frankie Elliott, who is very much
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responsible for finding this RDM computer.
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I want to thank him on that. But this is a man who has been
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watching baseball since his early days as the Boston Red Sox
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unofficial announcer over there when he was living in Boston.
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Is that right, Marty? I.
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Just had another thought. Another thought, go ahead real
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quick. They say that the biggest
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trafficking event of the entire year is the Super Bowl.
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And whose name is all over the Super Bowl?
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Nike. Now, when you say trafficking,
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you mean like are we talking? You mean like deadlock traffic
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car bumper to bumper? If you want to put it that way,
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But I'm talking short people and pretty people.
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OK, well, here's someone who's both of that.
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Well, I think he's taller than me.
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Frankie, welcome to Sports Talk live with Marnie and Ryan here.
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Let's talk about what you just heard here.
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Well. You know the whole thing with
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Shohan Otani, right? The the bottom line was the guy
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comes in to the post, he isn't right 47 something like that,
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right, Which is really bad for amount of money.
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They almost paid him a billion dollars.
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OK and in the NLDS, the series before the World Series in an
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elimination game, best out of seven in the fourth game, right?
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He wasn't walked. He was walked four times this
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postseason. But during this elimination game
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for Was it the Brewers, Marnie? Was that who they were?
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Milwaukee. For Milwaukee right now, the
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Brewers, they lose, they go home.
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OK, they're this is like Game 5 or 4 or something, right?
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They lose, they go home. So O Tiny comes to the plate.
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They didn't walk him. And I'm thinking, why aren't
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they walking him? He's doing terrible.
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So maybe that's why Home run. Second time didn't walk him
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home, run. Third time didn't walk him home
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run. I'm like, no, no, no.
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It just doesn't make sense because if you look at his
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numbers, for him to perform the way he did in that last game
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that eliminated the Milwaukee Brewers, it just doesn't sit
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right with me. And I, and I haven't put my
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finger on it yet, but there is something else at play here.
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And and I really, I haven't figured it out yet, but it's
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just there's something about remember that Marni sent a, a
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meme that Trump did about the whole thing being rigged, right?
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I don't know. I don't know who did that, but
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it falls into place with with what we know already.
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We know it's a trafficking rig. It's doesn't make sense, right?
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Completely well. Makes sense.
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OK. As far as trafficking is
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concerned, yes, the Super Bowl is the biggest day for.
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Super Bowl? Yes, I've heard that.
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For ladies of the night, from what I hear, you know, you go
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back to. I don't want to go too dark here
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tonight, although, you know, but people like Cathy O'Brien talk
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about what happened at Dodger Stadium during the 80s, you
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know, during the 7th inning stretches.
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And, you know, it's always in the places you least expect.
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But like I said, I mean, the proof is not in the pudding
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because I don't understand how some of these players, whether
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it's basketball or baseball, are making $30 million a year when
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the average family can't even afford to go to to just a good
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old Angel game anymore. You know, I mean, I mean, what,
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what are we talking, Martin? Like a hot dog, nachos.
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Coke. For, you know, your you, your
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Coke will run you 20 bucks. Twenty U.S. dollars.
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Yeah, 20 bucks. By the time you buy tickets to a
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ball game, get there, have something crappy to eat from
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somebody carrying it around in a box, you're talking 4500 bucks.
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Well, peanuts too, like a bag of peanuts is, you know, expensive
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and parking too at Dodger Stadium.
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I was hearing it upwards of 150 bucks.
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And I'm thinking to myself, why the hell would I want to go
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through the stress and just the, you know, the, all the, the
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price gouging. That's what the word I was
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looking for all the gouging, you know what I'm saying?
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So it doesn't make sense to me unless The Dirty money from
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foreign, you know, gambling and and God knows what is, is being
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pumped into the professional sports because we saw exactly
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what the NFL did following the Sandy Hook tragedy.
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You know, we saw the United Way. Yeah, it's what, If you think
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about it, a lot of these kids that play in Major League
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Baseball are recruited when they're young.
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They're from countries like the Dominican Republic, Cuba,
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Venezuela, and they can be bought for a nickel and they can
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also be blackmailed for a nickel.
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And if they own them from the day that their career starts and
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and they decide whether they're going to make it or not, they're
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going to do whatever they have to do until they realize they've
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been snafu. Yeah, OK, so there's a good
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point. OK.
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LeBron James, right. I've never liked LeBron James.
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I never liked him. I I, I guess he has a son who's
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like 18 or 19 now who's on the Lakers with him.
27:56
What a stupid gimmick that is. He got vaccine injured and it
28:02
derailed his basketball. Yes.
28:04
Really. The son, The son, Frankie, just
28:09
got vaccine injured. Did you see that?
28:13
Well, that would explain Magic Johnson's son.
28:15
Have you seen that? Yeah.
28:17
That incredible fashionista, but but yes, it it this would
28:23
explain like so LeBron James and people like that.
28:26
This is where the NBA went downhill.
28:28
They became we'll we'll bring Frankie back as he's he's he's
28:34
doing the earthquake, he's doing earthquake training, but they
28:37
started doing like, you know, he's always doing the the the
28:40
pyramid. You know, they're doing the, you
28:44
know, worshipping the mullets and on and Jay ZI mean and and
28:50
then the I would think the playing is not what it used to
28:52
be. And it's not even fun to watch
28:55
the NBA. Oh God, it never was.
28:58
I hate basketball. You know, I mean, yeah, in
29:02
Canada's has a team in the NBA, they have the Toronto Raptors
29:05
and the Vancouver Grizzlies. Yeah, the the Grizzlies, yeah,
29:10
that's right. So.
29:11
But nobody's watching. I just don't think there's the
29:13
star power there and. No.
29:17
OK, Frankie's Frankie, are you OK?
29:20
We had an aftershock. We.
29:21
We had a a 6.3 aftershock. I think here no, I shouldn't say
29:25
that I shouldn't say that because we are due so no, no
29:29
Yep, no gimbal. I I was looking.
29:32
For Did you want to weigh in on that too?
29:34
You want to weigh in on that, Frankie?
29:36
It's just I don't think people are bedazzled with professional
29:40
sports the way they used to before 2020.
29:43
I think the past five years have really in the years leading up
29:47
to it, of course, but I don't think there's any coming back to
29:50
the. Heyday of yeah, I think, I think
29:54
it's, you know, for the whole thing to come down or the shit
29:56
hit the fan, excuse my French. I think sports is definitely in
30:01
in play right now. I think that's part of it.
30:03
I mean, if you go back just a couple years ago during the
30:05
whole COVID scam, you remember what they did, they put in,
30:07
remember the games, football and baseball, They used to put fake
30:11
people in the audience. And it was, it was just, it
30:15
wasn't even AI. It was like cut outs.
30:18
I forgot about that. Yeah, right.
30:20
It was. It was like cut outs of people
30:22
just standing and you know, it's, it's pretty ridiculous and
30:25
AI is getting so good. You know, it's only a matter of
30:27
time. We were watching a couple of the
30:29
games and Sherri says to me, she's like, she said, you know,
30:32
you're right. She goes sometimes when I'm
30:35
seeing the footage, it looks like a video game.
30:37
And I said to her, I said, it's only right, you know what I'm
30:41
saying? It doesn't.
30:41
I have said that to David so many times like that.
30:44
It's like they use a better quality camera or something for
30:48
the really big games because it looked like a video game.
30:51
Right. And we're already at a point,
30:53
you know, I've worked in computers a long time and you
30:56
know, who knows, You know, so they said.
30:59
Basically that basketball, essentially everybody basketball
31:02
and NBA basketball games, especially in Canada, I guess
31:05
safe to say nobody's going to these things.
31:09
So they're putting CGI people in there.
31:12
I don't know anybody that goes, oh, let's go to the Laker game
31:16
kids. Oh sure, no problem dad, you got
31:18
2 grand. You just want to throw in the
31:20
game, you know, to go and like, I think it's like a Disney, a
31:25
Disneyland ticket. Just to give you an idea, when I
31:28
went to Disneyland last like 25 years ago, a ticket was $125.25
31:37
years ago. We're where where do you think
31:41
it is now? And it's wherever it is now.
31:43
It's it's still not as high as an NFL game.
31:47
For a family of a family of like 4 to go to Disneyland and spend
31:50
like a week there, you're talking ten, $15,000 for the
31:54
hotel to stay. It's just.
31:58
And that's for the three star property, not the five. * I mean
32:03
the whole. Thing and that's not all
32:04
inclusive, no I. Mean Mart.
32:07
Marty, that's the one part. Canada.
32:09
Do people from Canada even still go to Disneyland?
32:11
Do. Was that a destination as
32:14
you're? Traveling it, I don't think it
32:16
is. Well, before COVID, absolutely
32:19
they did. Yeah, no, not so much.
32:22
But the amount of bad press on Disney, yeah, like I, I, I I
32:26
wasn't even comfortable selling Disney.
32:28
I wouldn't sell Cuba. And I backed away from anything
32:31
to do with Disney, OK, even though the profit markets were
32:34
massive. Here's Margaret Marta saying the
32:36
following. They put drops of blood in Nike
32:38
shoes. It's satanic.
32:39
Are you kidding me? No, Yeah, there's a pair of
32:44
shoes. I can't remember his name.
32:45
Maybe you know Marnie of that that guy and he had his own
32:49
shoes. 666. It was a whole thing a couple
32:51
years ago. It was like.
32:53
Nike and it was human blood inside these black shoes with
32:57
the red Nike logo and you was that.
33:00
Drake or was it the weekend? I don't know, maybe it sounds,
33:04
and I mean we're talking full on satanic stuff.
33:06
I mean, you know, you think about it, it's like they have
33:09
and we're so programmed with the horns, you know, watch halftime,
33:14
Super Bowl sit. If you watch that crap, it's
33:16
like, it's just like right your face, you know what I'm saying?
33:19
And you know how disappointing it is, Frankie, when we watch
33:22
the Super Bowl halftime and there's no demonic symbolisms
33:25
that we could, you know, the joke find anywhere.
33:27
We're like, what is this, a normal halftime show?
33:30
Boring, right? You know, You know, Yeah.
33:36
We want to find that. OK, here's some other things
33:38
here. And I I want to.
33:40
I have one more issue to ask. We have Mr. Watlin, who is what
33:45
is a gum? A gimbal.
33:48
Oh, oh, sorry. Go ahead, Dean.
33:50
It's all yours. What?
33:51
What is a gimbal? Frankie, since I believe it's on
33:54
your name, is that right? Oh, yes, it's it's just a
33:57
little, it's another word for like a camera stand.
34:00
I guess that's what I would call it.
34:02
It's like a you'd see them in the stores for iPhone and and it
34:06
holds up the camera and it's like a tripod.
34:08
It's a tripod. It's not a name for a tripod.
34:11
Frankie no gimble. Lol OK.
34:14
Yeah, I should have put try. Very cryptic, I'm sorry, very
34:18
cryptic. I don't know what I was.
34:20
Thinking Mr. Watlin, we're sorry that happened.
34:22
We're sorry Frankie confused you.
34:23
We'll punish him after the show, Yes.
34:26
Yes, Mr. Watlin. OK, well, we have Glenn.
34:29
Glenn is here tonight. Mr. Glenn, how are you doing,
34:32
Glenn? We're talking about professional
34:33
sports going down the tubes. And I couldn't be happy for it.
34:37
And Marty, do you remember this moment in the pandemic war is
34:42
there's no sports. Men are all in tune to what's
34:45
happening to their kids at school now.
34:47
They're all in tune. What the pediatrician is telling
34:49
the kids they have to get now and then, boom, football comes
34:52
back null and void. Oh, who remembers that?
34:55
Yeah, yeah. Well, you know what else has
34:59
really bothered me? I I'm a little on this Nike
35:02
thing right now because I was. Going to say yes I do know.
35:04
Oh, it's Nike. Nevermind.
35:06
Think back to when the the shot from hell just arrived.
35:11
The number one female golfer in the world was Nellie Korda.
35:18
She is the daughter of Peter Korda, who was a hockey player.
35:25
He's got two kids, Sebastian and Nellie.
35:28
One was top 10 on the men's tennis tour.
35:31
The other one was #1 on golf. She ended up in the hospital for
35:35
months with blood clots in her legs.
35:38
They were saying her career was over and she was shut.
35:42
Her mouth was shut so fast your head would spin.
35:45
Another Nike kid. Well, there you.
35:49
Have it there you. Have it.
35:50
And she had a an obligation to people as somebody in that
35:56
position to speak up and she didn't do it.
36:00
And she's not the only one. You'll probably kill her.
36:04
Amanda, Amanda, Anna, Anna Somova, who was just really
36:09
getting going on the women's tennis tour.
36:12
They said she had mental, she needed a mental break.
36:17
They said everything. Her body blew up to twice the
36:20
size that it was before she took that shot.
36:22
She was off the tour for a year and a half and she has not said
36:26
I am vaccine injured. No, no 'cause they lose
36:31
endorsements if they they say that.
36:34
So mental break. Miss Watlin says I need one now.
36:37
Well, Mr. Watlin, you're quite the talk of the town lately.
36:40
And if you call in. Lovely Mr. Watlin, What's up,
36:42
dude? Yeah, if you if you, by the way,
36:45
if you want to call in. Did I even put this in the chat?
36:47
Where's my manners? Do you want to call in?
36:50
OK, I did. You did.
36:52
If Mr. Watling calls in, we'll we'll tell him his crimes and
36:57
we'll corner him and then he'll break free.
36:59
But anyways. Here's something.
37:02
Oh, oh, sorry. I was just going to say, did you
37:03
see that clip I put on the the group today about what's his
37:07
name, Kiki Hernandez? He's giving a speech at Dodger
37:10
Stadium and he says, I want to apologize for the blackout
37:15
that's going to happen. I.
37:18
Saw that for the blue. He says he he gets introduced by
37:23
I don't know his name. He gets introduced.
37:24
He's Kiki Andrews. He's one of the Dodgers players.
37:27
He's like, hey, everybody, I thank you for being here.
37:29
Go Dodgers two in a row. Yeah.
37:31
And then he stops. Then he looks down and he goes
37:35
and he you can tell he's thinking, should I, I say this
37:38
or not? And he goes, I apologize for the
37:41
blackout that's about to happen. And then he goes right back into
37:45
Dodgers to. Wait, wait, wait a minute, wait
37:48
a minute. Hold on a second.
37:49
You're telling me in the celebration?
37:54
Dodger was a today. Today there was a blackout.
37:57
Not during the game. No, no, no, no.
37:58
No, no, during the celebration, they, they have the stage, Dave
38:02
Roberts celebrities, you know, LL Cool J or whatever his name
38:05
is, whatever. And he's got the microphone and
38:08
he's like, I want to apologize for the blackout that's coming
38:13
and then. Why was there a blackout?
38:17
What? Was the look.
38:17
Well, here, here's here's what I thought about it.
38:19
I thought about it. I'm like Kiki Hernandez, OK?
38:21
He's worth about 250 million. I've been to the Hollywood
38:24
Hills. I know how intelligence circles
38:26
work, right? When you are in a certain group
38:28
of people, right? And you've got money and you
38:30
movers and shakers, you know, I've almost worked with a guy.
38:34
He's got Russian missile parts in his freaking house.
38:36
He's like, hey, do you want to help me move Russian missile
38:38
parts? I'm like, no, I'm good, thanks.
38:41
This is the kind of circle that he's in.
38:43
So he's going to hear stuff. So he always what I think is he
38:46
actually knows something and he basically did a drop.
38:49
So we'll see what happens. You know, I posted it on XI,
38:51
posted it on YouTube. I figured I might as well just
38:53
get it out there. So Dean's got.
38:55
It Frankie, I just sent it. I just sent it to Dean.
38:58
He's got it on signal. Oh OK with the video clip.
39:02
Yeah, I'm not good at that yet. With the signal.
39:04
But it's like very strange blackout.
39:07
And then he goes right back into his regular monologue.
39:10
Right. I I wonder when the blackout
39:12
happened and then the lights came back on.
39:13
I wonder if I wonder if. No, no, no, no blackout.
39:17
No. This is a warning.
39:18
This is what I got out of it. Because he's around those
39:21
people. He's here.
39:22
He's when you're, when you make over ten, $100 million, you
39:26
start to get in the influencer circles, the circles of people
39:29
that know stuff, secrets, you know, and people are partying.
39:32
And Kiki is a party guy. He likes to have fun and he
39:35
likes to go out. He's a player and he likes.
39:37
Well his his name is Kiki. His name is Kiki which is rhymes
39:41
with kinky kinky Kiki. So.
39:44
Out of all the people on the Dodgers, he would be the guy
39:47
that would hear things because he's in all the different
39:50
crowds. He's not married and three kids
39:53
and you know what I mean? He's a bit off.
39:55
Yeah, he's a bit off, which is OK, but I'm just saying he's one
39:58
of the players who kind of. Hey, Glenn, it's, it's not that
40:02
he's off, Glenn. It's just we're not on his
40:03
level. That's all, sorry.
40:05
We, we. We.
40:09
Oh, Marty, when will he learn? While he's teaching that, here's
40:13
something else that is really the talk of the town.
40:16
We're going to bring Mr. Watlin in to join us as well as Frankie
40:21
the Kinky Elliot there. Have you heard about this?
40:25
And I know you have, but act surprise anyways, Erica Kirk and
40:30
JD Vance. OK, this is a huge deal.
40:36
And I'm telling you, somebody said this to me the other day.
40:39
They were joking that this would happen.
40:41
But before I even tell you what it is, Marty, it's very
40:45
important that I show people the hug that was felt around the
40:50
world. The hug that was felt around the
40:52
world. Yes, it was.
40:53
OK, so here it is. Prepare yourself.
40:56
Now, this is the actress who plays Erica Kirk, one of the
41:00
actresses. I think this one's a better one
41:02
than the first one at the funeral, who I think was fired
41:05
and they made her, you know, do something terrible.
41:09
It was, well, it was her terrible performance.
41:11
But we'll bring the guys back in there.
41:13
Hold on tight there. Check this out and we'll, we'll,
41:17
we'll discuss in everything that comes with it.
41:21
Here it is. I am tremendously blessed and
41:24
honored tonight to be able to introduce to you a very, very
41:33
dear friend. OK, what the hell?
41:36
And his wife. OK, see this one.
41:41
I'm talking about the settings. They won't let me pop out.
41:45
It's the pop up video. But do you know what I'm Do you
41:48
know what I'm talking about here?
41:49
Yeah. OK so I'm talking got to fix the
41:53
damn settings I hate. You'll figure it out, Dean.
41:56
It's a new toy. Yes, it is.
42:01
Anyways, so JD Vance gave with this, I have colorful JD Vance
42:08
gave Erica Kirk. Was it a hug or how would you
42:14
describe that? Well, it was short of saying get
42:20
A room. Yes.
42:27
They do look very chummy. Yes, they do.
42:31
Yes they do. OK, so this is if you haven't
42:35
seen it and clearly I can't show it because not my computer sucks
42:40
it's the new browsers I have to put in and you got to fix every.
42:44
I don't know why people want pop up videos all the time.
42:46
I I don't get it but anyways, so they hugged extra long right?
42:53
Would that be safe to say or? OK, that's safe to say.
42:57
Let's let me try this again. And this damn thing better work.
43:00
Or there it is. OK, let let's see it here.
43:04
So here's Erica Kirk, and I'm learning how to be a host again.
43:09
Just bear with me. That's why we're doing a
43:11
practice. Tremendously blessed and honored
43:16
tonight to be able to introduce to you a very, very dear friend
43:26
and his wife. They are incredible and I see no
43:38
one will ever replace my husband.
43:41
No, but I do see some similarities of my husband.
43:46
In JB. And Vice President JD Vance, I
43:49
do, and that's why I'm so blessed to be able to introduce
43:55
him tonight, because he understands the fight that we're
44:05
up against and he can articulate that.
44:08
Yes, he can. In a way that transcends race.
44:17
Damn, look that. Transcends demographic
44:19
backgrounds. He's an amazing man.
44:25
He's an amazing man with amazing hands.
44:28
Oh, Marnie, before I bring in the brutes here, if you've seen
44:32
your husband hang out with other people before, is is normal?
44:36
Is is, is is it normal for for spouses?
44:43
Is that a normal hug? Am I wrong?
44:45
Am I right? That is not a normal hug, no,
44:49
because the hands on the She put her hand in his hair, for God's
44:55
sakes. She did.
44:58
That's not your normal. Oh yeah.
45:01
Acquaintance from across the country.
45:03
Or professional acquaintance or professional friend.
45:06
You know there's more to it than.
45:09
That why'd why would she even bring up he's not going to
45:12
replace my husband because. She said everything except yet.
45:18
Now here's by the way, this is this to me seems all scripted.
45:23
But if if we leave that aside for a minute and we get in the
45:26
minutia, I'm going to bring the guys in here.
45:31
Now, here's the rumor today. This is coming from an inside
45:34
source of New York Times who's definitely familiar with the
45:37
hug. Get this, Marnie.
45:39
They're saying now that JD Vance is now divorcing his wife,
45:43
Shusha, I believe her name is. Is it?
45:47
Usha. Usha usha, usha, usha shusha.
45:51
USHAI believe. That's right.
45:54
It's Russian. He's divorcing her.
45:58
And get this now, he's going to try to marry Erica Kirk.
46:03
And you want to talk about royalty?
46:06
In his mind, he's promised the presidency or something.
46:11
Well, the stage seems to be set. What do you think out there?
46:14
Let's bring in some very married men and let's ask him about
46:18
their hugging vulnerabilities or strengths.
46:22
Here is a master hugger himself. Hello, Mr. Wetland.
46:25
Good to see you. I'd hug you if you were here.
46:27
But you're not Frankie. You're a good.
46:29
Well, Frankie's doing his earthquake training.
46:32
I always got to hug the women in leather.
46:35
That was really exciting. I did it remind me of a
46:39
motorcycle. Oh, her leather pants.
46:42
Oh my God. I mean, I mean, Marnie, I've
46:45
heard of grieving before, but she's really going like, you
46:48
know, she's doing ugly coyote here.
46:50
Just ladies night out and and then the Jim Morrison.
46:53
Pants. I have heard that.
46:57
I've heard that JD Vance is a bad.
46:59
Actor. Right.
47:01
And from what I understand, if, if, if something's going to go
47:03
down with him and Erica Kirk, right.
47:06
Just think about how this is playing out.
47:08
You know, Erica Kirk, whether she's a lizard person or not,
47:11
right, With the JD Vance thing and the whole religious
47:15
nonsense. Not, not that religion is bad.
47:17
I'm not talking about religion in that sense.
47:19
I'm talking about a certain movement, which is deception,
47:22
right? Not the true thing.
47:24
Not, not you sure, That's not what I mean.
47:28
But for all this to come crashing down, all the pieces
47:31
are getting lined up. So when the reveal comes, it's
47:34
not for us sitting here saying, hey, what do you think?
47:37
Oh, he's a creep. Why is she doing it?
47:38
Oh, she's divorcing now. She's marrying the the vice
47:41
president, whatever. It's for my mother-in-law.
47:44
It's for people who are just sitting watching brain, you
47:48
know, TV just kind of mindless and not understanding.
47:51
And I think this is just part of a bigger play that's coming out.
47:56
I mean, to run your hand through the someone's hair.
48:00
That's I mean, I'm just saying this is just what I've heard.
48:02
And JD Branch might be part of it.
48:05
Because when he became the vice president nominee, I remember
48:07
the the talk of the town was why did he pick?
48:11
Why did he pick him? And it's the way Trump works is
48:15
he brings everyone on to center stage, puts the light on him or
48:20
her. And then let's them destroy.
48:22
Themselves. Hey, Eric, I.
48:24
Left my. Boxers at I left my boxers at
48:26
the house last night. Thank you for having me.
48:28
Oh, you're so. You're so hot.
48:30
Your hair is so silky. It's so silky.
48:34
It's so silky that I'm. I'm sneezing.
48:36
Yeah. Go ahead, Marni.
48:37
Sorry. That's OK.
48:40
What was I going to say? I mean, have you seen her say a
48:46
bad word about anybody? She just goes on TV with the
48:50
stars in her eyes and everything's so wonderful and
48:54
blah, blah, blah, blah. It's pathetic.
48:57
But imagine the storyline. JD leaves his wife for the
49:00
grieving widow. They become the quote UN quote
49:04
royal couple of the US. He names her as his VP, He runs
49:09
for president, blah, blah, blah. It's pathetic, but there's
49:13
enough people that are used to this kind of a script that they
49:17
are going to buy into it. It's no worse than the latest
49:21
Jennifer Aniston movie. Right, Mr. Glenn, Glenn says
49:28
rumor I'd Tucker is taking over turning point.
49:31
Is that a rumor? Because the the other rumor and
49:35
Manny's the other rumor is they're putting a hit on Candace
49:41
Owens and Tucker now to the point where Kanye West has now
49:46
come out of hiding to put a bulletin point out there that
49:51
Candace needs to watch out. They're coming for her.
49:53
And I certainly believe it. And it really has turned up Mr.
49:57
Watlin since Tucker had Nick Fuentes on his show just the
50:03
other day, which I I listened to and, and some really interesting
50:07
things there. And Mr. Walton, you want to
50:09
speak on that because I guess anyone who's critical of Israel
50:12
is, as you know, just from the other night, or I certainly know
50:17
maybe more than you, you get attacked viciously.
50:21
And believe me, it doesn't take much to get attacked viciously
50:25
by the professionals of the gas lighting industry.
50:31
I can't really weigh in on that too much because I didn't, I
50:35
didn't hear that. Oh, no.
50:38
So I I'm saying how dangerous it is it right now for journalists
50:42
to speak of any conjectures towards Israel, because Israel's
50:49
buying up the media. They Larry Ellison.
50:51
What is it about CBS TikTok? They're going after X now we
50:54
have the Victor Hugos out there, the smaller lower end that are
50:58
going after the, the fringy people on rumble and and and bit
51:02
shoot, but they're going for it. All right.
51:05
Now all the media and the way they want to manipulate it, and
51:09
if you don't play ball with them, you're a target.
51:13
And Charlie became a target because he didn't want to.
51:18
He didn't want to play ball with him anymore.
51:21
So. Speaking of playing, Speaking of
51:24
playing ball, these two are, Yeah, Yes.
51:28
Anyways, Glenn asked Dean. So who are the good guys?
51:32
It's hard to keep up. Glenn.
51:34
You're looking at him right now. You're looking at him.
51:37
That's right. I would say it's it's pretty to
51:41
me it, it's look MGT margarine green Taylor who's supposedly
51:46
saying people are saying she might run for president.
51:50
And how great would this be? Marnie MGT runs for president.
51:55
And here's the plot twist. Her first husband is now a first
52:00
lady. She marries JD wife JD Vance's
52:03
ex-wife Usha, the first lesbian couple to shove it in his face.
52:07
What do you think, Marnie? MTG is not a lesbian, is she?
52:12
No, but she can learn. She could try.
52:14
Oh God help us. I mean that that would really
52:17
shove it. I mean, it's all fake to me,
52:19
Frankie, Marnie, it's it's all for.
52:21
It's all something is. Scripted.
52:23
Come on. Yes, Sir, that's correct.
52:25
Absolutely. No, no, no widow acts like this.
52:28
Nobody does this. The the whole thing of the
52:33
people running with the phone, I mean, what is going on here?
52:36
From from some of the stuff that I've heard right, they say the
52:39
world's going to be shocked right, and I know I talk about
52:42
mom and dads and all those people watching the dumb, dumb
52:44
TV 457 right, No, no, no, they say that even us, meaning us
52:49
right here. This group of people are going
52:51
to be like what? Oh my God.
52:54
And to really think about what that would mean and entail
52:57
right? We're talking supernatural stuff
52:59
like lizard people and freaking. The Patronians.
53:04
Yeah. And that's, I think that's the
53:06
part that's going to make us sit, stop and pause for a second
53:09
and go. We knew it, but.
53:13
Holy, I think that's absolutely on the money.
53:16
And I told Dave. Dave thinks the pants were AI.
53:19
Dave, you might be on to something.
53:21
Let's have an examine, shall we? I don't know that looks.
53:26
She might have got that at TJ Maxx I think.
53:29
Looks real to me, but a good point.
53:31
Leather pants are terrible. They make you sweat.
53:33
Really bad that's why I stopped wearing them at the gym I tell
53:36
you because it's just not comfortable for me right Mr.
53:39
Wetland OK, so the big reveal does anyone want to take a
53:43
gander of what that is and then we're going to go into some
53:46
final rounds here of of what's going to be coming ahead what
53:50
what is the big reveal that Frankie is now teasing us
53:54
because. He's.
53:55
Familiar. What is it?
53:56
Marni? Go, go ahead.
53:57
Tell us. This goes back to last week when
54:01
my Q people morphed with my alien people and the narrative
54:08
beginning to shift. Now, Stephen Burns put out a
54:11
video today, like in the last couple of hours, and he does all
54:16
the stuff to do with the Atlas, with the sun, with the
54:21
electromagnetic fields and what's really going on up there.
54:26
And he's also very spiritual, He's very Zen.
54:29
And I haven't had a chance to watch it yet, but those two
54:34
narratives are definitely morphing together.
54:36
And we've got politicians talking about other things too,
54:41
and they're really starting to zone in on the Reptilians and
54:45
the Draconians, which are one in the same that are about 1800
54:50
miles down or something ridiculous.
54:53
Interesting. I wanted to can I just add to it
54:56
one thing? Yes, you get one add on.
54:58
Only one add on. Go ahead.
54:59
Member who's in the Air Force? Yes, Thank you.
55:03
And she's she's not she's creative, but not like I am, per
55:07
SE. Right.
55:08
She's special. She was in the Air Force for
55:09
eight years. Yeah.
55:10
She was special in the Air Force.
55:11
She's part of a fire team, which is the four of them on that
55:15
drive around in a Jeep, have more firepower than a platoon
55:19
based on today's weaponry. Right.
55:21
And she told me one day after having a few drinks, of course,
55:24
she's like, you know, I'm going to tell you something, don't
55:26
ever repeat it. And here I am repeating it
55:28
because whatever. And she, she said, we had this,
55:31
a friend of hers drove one of the buses and it was the bus
55:36
driver was encased in lead, but there was a little slit that he
55:40
could see through. And he used to drive from point
55:44
A to point B. And these glowing figures got
55:48
onto the bus. This is coming from somebody
55:51
that if you asked her now, she'd be like, come on, what are you
55:53
crazy? And this is, and I remember
55:55
hearing this like 10-15 years ago.
55:57
And I was like, yeah, that kind of fits into what I already
55:59
know. But I mean, coming from her, she
56:02
was in an elite group of military people in the Air
56:06
Force. And she told me this story and
56:09
it never, never left. I'm like, you know, so that just
56:12
adds to the fuel of what we already know to be true, right?
56:16
Well, we know that there's underground tunnels everywhere.
56:19
Absolutely. There's a lot of work going on.
56:22
That that that's Frankie's take, Mr. Watlin, kind of in a sunset
56:26
fashion here. Do you want to you want to take
56:29
a guesstimation of what the big reveal that's going to shock the
56:33
core of of the the human race around the world?
56:37
You want to take a gander what that is?
56:42
No, I I really don't. I don't know much about that.
56:47
I just, I wake up every day and I thank God I'm still here and
56:53
Yep. Right on.
56:56
And just try to live best life I can live one day at a time and
57:02
and. Well, that's good to hear.
57:04
And hopefully you're stretching. I hope you're stretching.
57:06
I just, I just told myself I have to stretch today because my
57:10
I'm working out a lot, but no stretching and and that really
57:12
takes a it makes a difference. Here we have Glenn asking Dean,
57:15
remember when I texted you around January and predicted the
57:18
next COVID would be a fib? Well, guess what?
57:21
Well, you know, they're trying to and a you mean a fibrillator?
57:27
Is that what we mean? Yeah.
57:30
Well, it, it's they're trying to get one going.
57:32
You have Fauci who's going around trying to spark up the,
57:35
the, the, the worldwide wave of trying to get one going.
57:40
They try to get the disease acts.
57:41
They haven't I, I believe they try to spur one on with measles.
57:45
I think we might have leapfrogged over that just in
57:47
the nick of time 'cause they're, they're center pointing that in
57:51
Texas, but they're really trying to get started in Indonesia and
57:54
Asia once again, as as you can see.
57:57
But here's the big one here. And I'm going to say this on the
58:00
main show, by the way, I believe Wednesday, Wednesday will be the
58:04
main show. The World War, world at war will
58:06
come back. I'll be doing this again
58:08
tomorrow just to get my wits. It's, it's been so long, Can you
58:11
believe it? But is Mike Adams called me
58:17
yesterday and he brought up a brilliant point, a brilliant
58:24
point. And regarding the financials and
58:28
I didn't even think about this. You may have heard, and I've
58:32
mentioned this on, on some of these audio things I've been
58:34
doing lately that Amazon has laid off 30,000 employees.
58:39
And we're not talking to warehouse people, we're talking
58:41
people that were management people that.
58:44
Were. Executive level 7080 thousand
58:48
100,000 a year people that get jobs like that well, you you you
58:53
get mortgages, you get married, you take loans to to live the
58:58
life the American dream. Well, Mike said if you take that
59:02
in account and UPS that's laying out laying off FedEx, the
59:07
service sector, but but really these bigger jobs, we're going
59:11
to be seeing major financial loan defaulting at some point
59:17
next year. That's going to be cataclysmic
59:20
when people can't pay. You know, remember the number
59:22
one booming jobs and business in America is the repo man, you
59:27
know, so that's a big deal. And I and I didn't think about
59:32
that until he mentioned it. So when you hear me say it
59:35
Wednesday. About Wednesday, Dean, do you
59:41
know what? Do you know what Wednesday is?
59:46
It's the day after Tuesday. It's Remember, Remember the 5th
59:50
of November. Oh, really?
59:55
Yeah. So that that that that doesn't
59:58
is that that's not a good thing, is it?
1:00:01
Well, it's an interesting omen for your first show back, but
1:00:04
you like to live dangerously, so why not?
1:00:07
I really don't. Yes, he does.
1:00:10
He's. I really don't, although I.
1:00:14
Am you have to wear the mask and the hat and the whole thing
1:00:18
well. Are you talking about the Ides
1:00:21
of March? Nope.
1:00:22
Beaver vendetta. Remember.
1:00:25
Remember the 5th of November? Yeah, Dean, we should get some
1:00:29
of those masks. I've got 1.
1:00:32
The anonymous mask. Oh, that's.
1:00:35
I want a Erica. I want a Erica Kirk mask.
1:00:37
That's what I. Want I have I have one I thought
1:00:40
it. Was at the very first protest I
1:00:42
ever went to. That's.
1:00:44
Awesome, I need to get. I never seen one.
1:00:48
OK, Frankie, this is for you. What does it mean when a ladybug
1:00:54
is crawling on your iPad completely out of season?
1:00:59
It's November in Canada. We don't get ladybugs in
1:01:01
November. Gee, I always thought it had
1:01:03
something to do with the rain, that it was going to rain.
1:01:07
Well, it's raining right now, but there's a ladybug on my
1:01:09
iPad. Yeah, it's, it's a symbolism.
1:01:12
I don't know the whole thing. My mom was really good with this
1:01:15
stuff, but it's it's a life symbolism too.
1:01:18
Life force, life and rain. I know the monarch butterfly is
1:01:23
somebody that's passed revisiting you.
1:01:25
My mom that. I know.
1:01:27
My mom is 25% Seneca tribe from Nova Scotia, Maine area.
1:01:33
Her great grandfather was a bear trapper, so she had a lot of
1:01:36
these eclectic type of things that she would teach us growing
1:01:40
up. And she almost became a nun for
1:01:41
the she went to a private Catholic school college.
1:01:45
So I mean, she was very spiritual, but she was also very
1:01:48
grounded from the Indian tribes up to so I mean.
1:01:53
I, I, I just wanted to before we get out of here, Frankie, I
1:01:56
wanted to give my add on. I haven't had a chance to give
1:01:59
my take on it, if you don't mind.
1:02:03
Absolutely. I, I just feel and, and plus,
1:02:05
Jim's not here to celebrate with us in his mighty legs.
1:02:09
Rich Watlin, you ever seen Jim's legs before?
1:02:11
You know, he won a contest on the cruise with the best legs
1:02:13
contest, I mean. Those are wicked quads.
1:02:17
Can't do at the Mexican place up there in Madison.
1:02:24
Was he showing off? Was he showing off his legs?
1:02:26
I bet he was. No, I, I can't even remember.
1:02:30
I don't think, I don't think he had shorts on either.
1:02:33
I mean. Yeah, such a prude.
1:02:35
Such a prude anyways. He seemed pretty fit for for,
1:02:40
you know, an old guy. Yeah, he is.
1:02:44
He is. He's well, he's always rushing.
1:02:46
And hey, Glenn, you're going to have to call in sometime.
1:02:49
And I got to record you on your, you know, if you don't know who
1:02:51
Glenn Kladek is, he's one of our original viewers.
1:02:56
This is a man who is on death's doorstep.
1:03:00
Not that long ago, with the amount of big Pharma pills, his
1:03:04
doctor was putting them on unnecessary surgeries and
1:03:09
suggestions, and he was not looking.
1:03:11
He was on a, was it a pacemaker, Glenn, you remember Mr. Wetland?
1:03:15
I mean, he was in bad shape. He had to leave.
1:03:19
He had to leave our university here and only to come back like
1:03:24
Superman got out. It took his health and power
1:03:27
into his own hands. Was listening to Mike Adams
1:03:29
podcast all the time, reading his books, got off all of the
1:03:33
big pharma pills. And the man, he's, he told me
1:03:36
he's as healthy as he was when he was playing football in high
1:03:39
school and college. He's that.
1:03:40
He's that good. Yeah.
1:03:43
Well, RSA released some information today.
1:03:46
I caught a little video about that, something to do with
1:03:52
rather than natural medicines that these biologics were they
1:03:59
were going to outlaw because they're adding so much expand to
1:04:06
the drugs and and they weren't, they weren't safe, you know?
1:04:16
Right. Yeah.
1:04:16
Well, you know, it just goes to show the scariest thing is to
1:04:21
take your own sovereignty back. It's hard.
1:04:24
Meaning it's hard to trust yourself sometimes when there's
1:04:26
no guidance, right? So I get that, but you have to.
1:04:30
Make your own decisions. In a world so full of
1:04:33
information, Oh yeah, much of it falls.
1:04:36
Just really quick, I wanted to add I got a testimony today.
1:04:40
My sister's going through some things back in Boston and I've
1:04:43
been talking to her about Ivermectin and telling her all
1:04:46
the good stuff about it and she's finally using it.
1:04:48
And she said, oh, you know, I want to tell you, she told me
1:04:51
this tonight literally an hour before we got on.
1:04:53
Before I got on, she's like, we had this guy at work who had all
1:04:57
these blood clots in his leg and he was wearing braces and he
1:05:01
looked terrible. His legs were all messed up and
1:05:03
gnarly and he's been taking ivermectin and he didn't show up
1:05:07
to work for over a week and 1/2 right.
1:05:10
He comes in the other day, no braces, completely cleared up
1:05:16
and she goes prank. It's much I hate saying it.
1:05:19
She's like you were right. The ivermectin is what did it
1:05:22
for him. And I'm like, you know, you're
1:05:24
not going to hear about this from big pharma because they
1:05:27
control. On that note, the Canadian
1:05:31
government just banned ivermectin and they did it back
1:05:34
dating to November 1st, so we can't get it effective.
1:05:37
Immediately. Gosh, really?
1:05:39
I'm sorry. Well, I had a hunch something
1:05:42
was up because I was trying to order on Amazon for the last
1:05:45
couple of months and they were limiting to one too.
1:05:48
You could only get one at a time and now suddenly it's gone.
1:05:54
It's all over everything. I mean parasites.
1:05:58
OK, well, we'll have to. We'll have to funnel you some
1:06:03
through the Underground Railroad.
1:06:05
Things that going, but yeah. Let me, let me.
1:06:09
Yeah. And it was, it was really good.
1:06:11
It it cleared my I got. Oh, Ivermectin.
1:06:14
Ones in my legs and it it cleared it right up.
1:06:18
See. Yeah, that's awesome.
1:06:21
Here it is. Glenn said he lost 130 lbs.
1:06:23
See, I'm telling you, he is. He's a machine man.
1:06:27
He is a, a a man's man. I mean, he's more brawny than
1:06:31
the brawny towel guy. I mean, he's bronze, right?
1:06:34
Right. Glenn?
1:06:36
OK. And Dave says a Canadian agents
1:06:38
rated a health spa selling. Yeah, selling well, selling
1:06:43
Ivermectin. The FDA was doing this long ago.
1:06:46
I remember in 2010, the FDA was raiding the Rossum cheese
1:06:51
factory over there in Venice Beach because they were selling
1:06:53
raw cheese and raw milk. Here's some inside baseball too.
1:06:59
You know, you think about toothpaste that doesn't have
1:07:02
fluoride. Well, you can only think of 1
1:07:03
brand Tom's, which is, you know, an arm and a leg.
1:07:07
So then we had, we had Mike Adams try to get into the, the
1:07:12
ball game with, with toothpaste and I was so excited about it
1:07:16
was called like natural bee or something, you know, with a
1:07:19
little bumblebee and you wouldn't believe it.
1:07:22
You wouldn't believe it. This is how you won't hear
1:07:24
anywhere else but the FDA, the wonderful FDA that has rated or
1:07:30
tried to raid and once rated might before or the past 15
1:07:34
years. You don't hear about that.
1:07:35
That's why he's very cautious. They, they got a hold of his
1:07:41
shipments of toothpaste coming into the docks and where he
1:07:45
brings it and would not allow it to transfer to his warehouse and
1:07:51
held it captive and then incinerated it.
1:07:54
They burned it, declaring it a toxic waste and, and that he was
1:07:59
going to sell to the, to the public for consumption.
1:08:03
They, they incarcerate or they not incarcerate, incinerated the
1:08:06
toothpaste. Then get this.
1:08:08
This is just lovely. This is something you only
1:08:11
usually hear from England or something.
1:08:13
Then they flipped him the bill for him to pay for the the the
1:08:18
incinerating of the toothpaste. Can you imagine that?
1:08:21
Well, I know I used to get super blue from Alex Jones and
1:08:24
Infowars and he had a lot of trouble keeping it on the the
1:08:28
market too. And it was great toothpaste.
1:08:31
But he, yeah, he had nothing but resistance to.
1:08:34
Yeah, So it makes you wonder what is Tom's toothpaste got?
1:08:38
And by the way, it it's worth noting, and I don't know, I
1:08:42
think the outcome was favorable. Mike won the lawsuit against the
1:08:45
FDA for doing such a a dirty deed.
1:08:48
Good. That's a dirty deed, I think.
1:08:50
So when he's ready to speak about that more, I'll I'll put
1:08:53
that out publicly as we go. But let me give you my reveal
1:08:56
here as we we kind of end the night here with with no fluoride
1:09:01
whatsoever. Here's my take is I think we're
1:09:05
about to find out that there's a lot of people we thought that
1:09:11
were world leaders. I think we're either going to
1:09:14
find out they've been CGI, they've been killed, or they've
1:09:19
never existed at all and just have been a author's dream.
1:09:23
And dare I say Donald Trump is potentially one of those
1:09:28
characters because. There's.
1:09:31
Too many versions of that guy. There's too many different
1:09:35
narratives. He's for this and then we're
1:09:37
doing that. But then again, look, he's
1:09:40
playing a very dangerous game with Zionists.
1:09:43
And you know, they, they, they've tried to kill him before
1:09:48
and, and, and others, but you know, it, it's kind of a, a
1:09:52
hero's tale at the end in the day.
1:09:54
So that's what I think it is. I think it's going to be that
1:09:57
shocking. Absolutely it.
1:10:01
Is, I think Trump is at Cheyenne Mountain.
1:10:03
They're using all actors. We haven't seen him at all this
1:10:07
time around. I don't think we've seen the
1:10:09
real Trump at all. No, no, I, I I don't think we
1:10:14
have either. I think they caught this guy
1:10:16
too. This very unhinged.
1:10:24
Yeah. Yeah, and also too there,
1:10:26
there's so many new developments with Charlie Kirk.
1:10:29
Somebody brought it to mind, you know, So here's Erica, and then
1:10:34
here's this person. We don't even know who that is.
1:10:37
So here's the old Erica. Here's the new Erica.
1:10:41
Two different people. The eyebrows are all wrong.
1:10:45
Well, look at the jawline, look at the the bone structure.
1:10:48
It's a little different, but. Have darker eyebrows are.
1:10:54
If it's really the same person then then I'm in big trouble.
1:10:56
But anyways. And what's the story?
1:10:58
Maybe just really quick, what's the story on never seeing the
1:11:01
children's faces? Does he know anything?
1:11:03
About I know never. OK, well, there you go.
1:11:07
I don't know. I don't think Charlie.
1:11:08
I have AI have a hunch that that Charlie Kirk may not be a real
1:11:12
person. It's a character because you you
1:11:15
can't. The odds of that his name is
1:11:17
exactly the same as the character's name in Snake Eyes,
1:11:21
with the same outcome and the same script tells me that either
1:11:26
there's a DeLorean going back to 1985 changing outcomes, or this
1:11:30
is a another scripted author's tale.
1:11:34
That's how I see it. Fun times.
1:11:37
A world of change. Yes, great times.
1:11:39
Fun for you in the. Burial and that.
1:11:43
Yes, you know, but yes, Glenn, he well, hey, if, if they fake
1:11:49
Biden for four years, 4 fumbling years, they could do it with,
1:11:53
with Donald Trump as well. OK, so we're going to end it
1:11:55
there. We're we're going to have a
1:11:57
backstage. If you want to join us, feel
1:11:59
free to do so. You're you're more than welcome
1:12:02
to because I'm I'm still fearing this out.
1:12:04
I'm going to do this again tomorrow night.
1:12:06
If you guys would love to join me.
1:12:08
And. Pull.
1:12:09
Off my errors I'm getting used to the board again and all that
1:12:13
stuff and like I said like majority of the day too.
1:12:17
Frankie is is trying to find all my old stuff and.
1:12:20
Where is it? And and get it back in rotation.
1:12:22
So let's hope Wednesday's a good show.
1:12:25
All good? Yeah, you've got it all.
1:12:27
For you. OK, so on that note, thank you,
1:12:29
Marnie. Thank you Frankie, Mr. Watlin
1:12:32
and a big a big warm hearted thoughts and prayers with
1:12:38
Georgie Brown who has left us. Absolutely and.
1:12:42
Just gone to another dimension to continue the fight, gene.
1:12:45
That's all it is it it. It can't be any worse than the
1:12:48
Quebec. I'm sure it's only up from here.
1:12:51
Oh, absolutely. And yes, feel free to if you
1:12:54
want to join us backstage, we will be back there for a little
1:12:57
longer. So, OK, night owls, thank you
1:13:00
very much. Thank you, Monty, everybody.
1:13:02
Thanks everybody. I'll see everybody tomorrow
1:13:05
night. OK, here we go.