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Crazy news · Chuck Douglas

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Speaker 1: Ludicrous, absurd, the newsworthy and all inspiring on the agenda
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Speaker 1: for today. First of all, this this and maybe you
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Speaker 1: people know because I know how you delve into things.
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Speaker 1: I don't get this from the what was it? Daily Wire?
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Speaker 1: Here's the story a nationally recognized corn hole champion. First
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Speaker 1: of all, I'm amazed they have a corn hole championship.
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Speaker 1: Corn hole champion with no arms and no legs. So
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Speaker 1: you think that's amazing right there? How do you play
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Speaker 1: corn hole with no arms in no leg no arms
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Speaker 1: and no legs is now facing murder charges in Maryland.
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Speaker 1: Police say that Dayton Webber shot a passing, shot a
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Speaker 1: no arms, no shot a passenger during an argument, then drove,
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Speaker 1: drove off, no arms, drove off with the body before
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Speaker 1: it was later found in the nearby yard. So got
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Speaker 1: the body out of a car?
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Speaker 2: How the hell let's go back for something that?
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Speaker 1: Can we please go back because this makes no sense
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Speaker 1: to me at all.
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Speaker 3: Anybody knows what cord hoole is? Two boards your way?
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Speaker 3: Do you toss the bat? How do you do it
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Speaker 3: with no no.
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Speaker 1: Arms and no legs? And then how do you drive?
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Speaker 1: And then how do you shoot somebody while you're driving,
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Speaker 1: and then how do you how do you take their
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Speaker 1: body out of the car and leave it in a yard?
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Speaker 1: I I'm sorry, I am doubting. I am doubting the
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Speaker 1: authenticity of the story. I don't know.
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Speaker 3: There's not one section of the story so far that
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Speaker 3: I understand in any way, shape or none.
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Speaker 1: None. This doesn't make any sense. Did you hear about this?
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Speaker 1: Have you already heard it? With am I bringing old
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Speaker 1: news to the table?
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Speaker 2: Have not heard it? It's not funny, but I have.
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Speaker 1: Not heard it. Yes, it is funny, man, Yes it
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Speaker 1: is funny. You got no arms and no legs, you're
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Speaker 1: driving and shooting?
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Speaker 3: How do you win a sporting event? You overcome the odds?
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Speaker 3: I win a corn hole tournament?
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Speaker 1: How did she throw the cornhole bags? Oh? And even if, somehow,
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Speaker 1: some way they managed to come up with a way
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Speaker 1: for somebody to drive a motor vehicle with no arms
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Speaker 1: and no legs, how do you also shoot someone while
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Speaker 1: you're driving with no arms and no legs?
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Speaker 2: I want to know how she's do you drive by
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Speaker 2: at all?
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Speaker 1: Oh? My gosh, you.
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Speaker 2: Can't steer with your no chin and shoot? I don't
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Speaker 2: I'm so.
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Speaker 1: I mean, even somebody who might be listening now, who
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Speaker 1: has no arms and no legs is going, oh, that's byes,
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Speaker 1: there's no way, right, because even they know this is
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Speaker 1: not possible. This is being reported on the Daily Caller
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Speaker 1: as a legitimate story today. No, this that is that.
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Speaker 1: I bookmark that one, buddy, because we gotta we gotta
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Speaker 1: uh follow up. Yeah. Elon Musk in the news again.
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Speaker 1: He has offered to personally cover the salaries of TSA
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Speaker 1: workers during the ongoing partial government shutdown after what's the
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Speaker 1: word affecting the Department of Homeland Security. That's when you
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Speaker 1: know you got lots of money. I checked on his
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Speaker 1: his net worth as of twelve days ago. The Forbes
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Speaker 1: list comes out, and eight hundred and fourteen billion dollars.
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Speaker 1: That's not bad, that's not with that kind of money.
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Speaker 1: I I wouldn't even want to know how much money
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Speaker 1: I had, seriously, because I mean, there comes a point
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Speaker 1: where you are so rich that I think you would
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Speaker 1: do stupid stuff. I'd be fine, just how much money
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Speaker 1: to Oh you're rich, chuck, Okay, that's all I need
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Speaker 1: to know. You know, every couple of months I check
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Speaker 1: in with the account, Am I still rich? Still very rich? Okay? Great?
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Speaker 1: But I don't want the number, because if I knew
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Speaker 1: I had eight hundred and fourteen billion dollars at my disposal,
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Speaker 1: I would go out. I'd be buying like hitting men
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Speaker 1: with no arms and no legs.
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Speaker 3: And you could have a corn hoole tournament and bring
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Speaker 3: in a ringer that nobody thought would win so that
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Speaker 3: you could bet on them.
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Speaker 1: Apparently, apparently Donald Trump reacted favorably to this offer. I
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Speaker 1: haven't heard that he's taking him up on it yet,
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Speaker 1: but that's I mean, it's good there. I think they're
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Speaker 1: trying to mend their bridges, and I think Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: knows that how instrumental Musk was in him getting elected,
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Speaker 1: and I think Musk understands a little bit better now
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Speaker 1: after being in the swamp, how difficult it is to,
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Speaker 1: you know, change everything. Elon went in there very idealistically,
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Speaker 1: which is easy to be idealistic when you're rich, thinking
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Speaker 1: that he could just you know, say, too much spending here,
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Speaker 1: too much and cutter, and you can't. There's still hoops
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Speaker 1: that need to be jumped through their protocols and processes.
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Speaker 1: I think they were both a little disillusion but I
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Speaker 1: think they're trying to rebuild that bridge. I really do,
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Speaker 1: and I hope so because I saw USA today ed
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Speaker 1: Peace that said the headline was Elon Musk is a jerk,
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Speaker 1: but what he does for society makes it worth it,
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Speaker 1: or something along those lines, and I was I was
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Speaker 1: glad to see that, because you know, sometimes you can
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Speaker 1: get away with being a jerk, even if he isn't
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Speaker 1: a jerk. Different people perceive you different ways. Out of Chicago,
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Speaker 1: this is another Daily Caller story out of Chicago. Chicago official,
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Speaker 1: they don't name them in this. I don't think i'll
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Speaker 1: have to say. Chicago official says. Murder victim, the murder victim,
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Speaker 1: the person who got myrtalized. Murder victim may have startled
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Speaker 1: the alleged illegal alien shooter.
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Speaker 2: Oh wow, there you go.
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Speaker 1: Don't be startling them illegal alien shooters, man, because it
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Speaker 1: could get you myrtalized. Yep. Chicago alder woman appear to
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Speaker 1: blame the eighteen year old woman for her own fatal
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Speaker 1: shooting last week, allegedly at the hands of an illegal alien.
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Speaker 1: Chicago police announced on Sunday, the Jose Medina Medina, I'll
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Speaker 1: see you can't trust it. That's like Sir Hans, Sir Han,
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Speaker 1: you when you got duplicate names like that, I don't
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Speaker 1: trust you. I'm just saying Jose Medina. Medina had been
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Speaker 1: arrested for the murder of Shardan Garmin, a freshman at
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Speaker 1: Loyalty Loyal Loyala University. Hey, the older woman, Maria hadn't
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Speaker 1: speculated that Garman was in the wrong place at the
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Speaker 1: wrong time. How the hell can you be in the
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Speaker 1: wrong place at the wrong time? Seriously, I mean, if
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Speaker 1: you're going to speak to something this serious, wrong place
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Speaker 1: at the wrong time, this is America, you be already
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Speaker 1: where you want to be whenever you want to be there,
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Speaker 1: the woman said. From what I've been told so far
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Speaker 1: far right now, from what police know, from what we're
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Speaker 1: speaking about, wow, it's a lot of frums. From from
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Speaker 1: speaking to the students who were here with her, it
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Speaker 1: seems that she might have that they were just out.
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Speaker 1: You know, people go out to the beach all the time,
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Speaker 1: right the hell. That's a direct quote from this woman
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Speaker 1: Shakespeare Okay had and whose campaign website touts her as
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Speaker 1: the first black O'll see there you go when you
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Speaker 1: got to be because my race is important, the first
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Speaker 1: black oh black queer woman. So she's black and queer.
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Speaker 1: I can say queer because she says queer, So queer, queer, queer.
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Speaker 1: There you go, black queer woman elected to Chicago City Council.
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Speaker 1: What are you laughing about? If she can say it,
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Speaker 1: if that's her self description of herself, why can't I
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Speaker 1: say it? Queer? Queer, queer is what she calls herself.
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Speaker 1: Black queer woman elected to Chicago City Council said during
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Speaker 1: a Thursday report on Channel thirty two Chicago, it may
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Speaker 1: have startled the illegal alien. She was in the wrong place.
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Speaker 1: This American citizen was in the wrong place somewhere in
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Speaker 1: America at the wrong time. But she may have startled
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Speaker 1: the illegal alien. Holy smokes, This is what happens on
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Speaker 1: the weekend. So much stupid stuff comes out, something that
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Speaker 1: completely does not matter. You know. Kelly Clarkson is right.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I love Kelly clarks Do you really love Kelly Clarkson.
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Speaker 3: She was great on American Idol and he's funny.
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Speaker 1: And she and what'd she get for winning American Idol?
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Speaker 1: Ripped off a car and a million dollars is what
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Speaker 1: you get for winning American Idol. When she did it
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Speaker 1: back in what was it, two thousand and one I
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Speaker 1: think yep, she didn't get either. One.
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Speaker 2: Not surprised she.
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Speaker 1: Didn't get I don't know if Simon need a new
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Speaker 1: pair of shoes or what. I know.
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Speaker 3: She signed with his record company thing, and as soon
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Speaker 3: as she could leave, she was like, they're ripping me off.
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Speaker 2: Yep, all that stuff and made her own way.
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Speaker 1: And when I guess, she contested this and said, hey,
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Speaker 1: I never got the car or the million dollars, and
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Speaker 1: she got upset. I guess the next year when they
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Speaker 1: gave Clay Aiken and his mother cars but she never
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Speaker 1: got a car. And she was talking about this on
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Speaker 1: our talk So she's got a daytime talk show now,
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Speaker 1: I guess. And and she said she never got her
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Speaker 1: million dollars, and she raised the question, said, you know,
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Speaker 1: I never got what you promised me said, well, you
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Speaker 1: got a million dollars worth of promotion.
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Speaker 2: I'm sure that's exactly what she thought. When you hear
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Speaker 2: a million dollars.
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Speaker 1: Doesn't that It bothers me though, because American idol atle
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Speaker 1: how old is it now? Twenty six years?
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Speaker 2: Yeah? It started I think when I was a senior
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Speaker 2: right out of high school.
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Speaker 1: Those kind of shows have been for so like Star
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Speaker 1: Search before it, American Idol, America's Got Talent, the Voice,
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Speaker 1: all those are like, you know, the dream comes true.
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Speaker 1: Shows where people sit and watch and they see somebody
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Speaker 1: who could be the little egghead from down the street
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Speaker 1: who's going up there and doing something on stage, Like wow,
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Speaker 1: I had no idea when that kid was, you know,
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Speaker 1: out out riding his bike through my lawn that he
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Speaker 1: had that kind of ability or that talent or whatever.
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Speaker 1: And so we watched these these unknowns get up there
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Speaker 1: and up and just you know, we had Josh Kratchik
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Speaker 1: from right here in Columbus. Whatever happened to Josh?
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Speaker 2: You know, uh shot in a drive by.
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Speaker 1: No, he was not big boy, long frizzy hair, Michael
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Speaker 1: Bolton type voice, and he was on I think it
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Speaker 1: was America's Got Talent and he I thought he's gonna
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Speaker 1: take off, and he just kind of disappeared on us
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Speaker 1: K R A J E. C. I think it was
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Speaker 1: see if you can find out what happened to him anyway.
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Speaker 1: So yeah, you you're rooting for these people and you
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Speaker 1: want him to win the big grand prize or whatever,
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Speaker 1: get the million dollar paycheck, get the get the new
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Speaker 1: car and Kelly Clarkson, after being the winner on the
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Speaker 1: very first season of American Idol, says, yeah, I didn't
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Speaker 1: get either one. That's pretty dag gone rude, at least
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Speaker 1: I think so he is, Oh I'm sorry, No, go ahead,
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Speaker 1: you got something?
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Speaker 3: Yeah he is, uh who okay? So he was the
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Speaker 3: X Factor runner up.
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Speaker 1: He was doing music The X Factor. That's right, that
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Speaker 1: show's gone already. That was NBC version, I believe, right.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, he got uh sick for alcohol addiction. Oh really,
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Speaker 2: but he had to go to the ICU almost died.
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Speaker 3: Now he's sober and starting to do music and stuff again,
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Speaker 3: but he had some get some rough waters there.
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Speaker 1: It seems like I am so sorry to hear that. Well,
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Speaker 1: I'll see if we can get a hold of him.
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Speaker 1: I'd like to visit with the guy and let everybody
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Speaker 1: know he's doing okay, and and uh, if he's got
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Speaker 1: any new music, maybe share that. I'll see if I can,
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Speaker 1: because I'm assuming he's still here in Central Ohio. When
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Speaker 1: stuff like that happens, generally you want to be with family. Uh.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it said it mentioned as family, but I mean,
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Speaker 3: I don't have any other whatever about it right now.
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Speaker 1: Well, I certainly hope he uh he gets it together.
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Speaker 1: And because he's he was way too talented and way
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Speaker 1: too real as a performer. He wasn't a bunch of
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Speaker 1: glitz and glam. He was just he was just a
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Speaker 1: guy with a grave voice, and I would love to
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Speaker 1: see him get back on track. So he has.
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Speaker 3: He has a mini tour going on, just just now
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Speaker 3: releasing something new, first time since twenty seventeen.
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Speaker 2: So maybe that's great.
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Speaker 1: From down where your roots are, blame it all on
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Speaker 1: my roots, Northern Kentucky. I want to tell you about
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Speaker 1: my heroes. Family's name is Huddleston. Are you familiar with
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Speaker 1: the Huddlestons in Northern Kentucky?
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Speaker 2: I am not.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Well you should be because they seem to be
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Speaker 1: wonderful people. Northern Kentucky woman and her mother have declined
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Speaker 1: a twenty six million dollar offer to sell part of
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Speaker 1: their farmland, saying they don't want it turned into a
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Speaker 1: data center. Ida Huddleston and her family owned about twelve
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Speaker 1: hundred acres of farmland outside of Maysville, Kentucky, last April,
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Speaker 1: and unnamed company approached them about purchasing roughly half the
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Speaker 1: property for a proposed data center. Stay and hold and
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Speaker 1: feed a nation, said Delsia. I think it's Delcia Bear
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Speaker 1: Huddleston's daughter. Twenty six million dollars doesn't mean anything. I
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Speaker 1: am so impressed by these people. I saw them interviewed
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Speaker 1: on television news over the weekend and Channel twelve I
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Speaker 1: think it was KARC had them and they said, look this,
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Speaker 1: for over one hundred years, this family's been on this farm.
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Speaker 1: We were feeding Americans during the depression. We take that
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Speaker 1: very seriously. We have all the money we need. We
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Speaker 1: don't need their twenty six million dollars and we don't
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Speaker 1: need a data center down here just making things look ugly.
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Speaker 1: And we were not interested twenty six million or not. Goodbye.
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Speaker 3: I love the eighty two years old. She sounds just like, Okay,
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Speaker 3: they told us stupid farmers, you know, but we're not.
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Speaker 3: And I say they're a liar. The truth isn't in them.
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Speaker 3: And that's what I say. It's all scale.
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Speaker 1: God bless her, God bless her man. I love that,
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Speaker 1: you know. I don't like the idea of these data centers.
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Speaker 1: I think again, we're putting the horse before the wagon
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Speaker 1: when it comes to energy consumption, pollution of the environment
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Speaker 1: around them. There's there's too many unknowns, and yet they're
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Speaker 1: going up like springtime flowers, and I'm I'm glad to
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Speaker 1: see somebody that couldn't be bought. It's a shame she's
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Speaker 1: eighty some years old, because I'd love to have her
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Speaker 1: run for office. Really, that kind of integrity is hard
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Speaker 1: to find these days, So Huddleston's don't know, you never met,
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Speaker 1: you probably never will, but God bless you. We need
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Speaker 1: more just like it.