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April 7, 2026 (Hour 2) · Zone 1150 - Chip Howard's SportsTalk

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Speaker 1: Check out the original DJ designs at David Gardner's Jewelers
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Speaker 1: nine to one one University Drive in front of audio video.
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Speaker 1: Joe Burnettinson has been part of our community for a
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Speaker 1: long time. Barry and Sarah carrying on the family tradition outdoors,
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Speaker 1: whether it's gunsmithing, and you know, this is the time
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Speaker 1: of year, not August or September, when you realize, hey,
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Speaker 1: it needs work, it needs cleaning, and needs sighting.
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Speaker 2: They do that every day, reloading.
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Speaker 1: Equipment, clothing, Camo rifles, pistols, shotguns, ammunition. They have guns
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Speaker 1: on consignment as well. They carry black rifle coffee. The
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Speaker 1: folks there live outdoors. You're going to get people that
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Speaker 1: are knowledgeable and that's very important and local and that's
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Speaker 1: very important. You can follow the on social media. Burnett
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Speaker 1: and Sun go see him ten fifty five Texas Avenue
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Speaker 1: next to Chile's.
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Speaker 3: You pay less, but you can't do much more at
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Speaker 3: the Dollar Floor Store.
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Speaker 4: of the Bend on Texas Avenue and Brian. You pay less,
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Speaker 4: but you get much more great saving selection.
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Speaker 2: Five paper shutting the Dollar Floor Store.
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Speaker 1: Mallory is brought to us by Southwest Card World. I
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Speaker 1: bet you didn't know this, but Yeezy's making a comeback.
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Speaker 1: You know it's been okay, been pretty quiet lately.
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Speaker 5: You gotta admit you see back on medication.
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Speaker 1: Months after the controversial rapper took out a full page
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Speaker 1: added the Wall Street Journal to apologize for previous hateful remarks.
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Speaker 1: He's announcing a live performance in La at Sofi Stadium
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Speaker 1: on April third, in honor of my birthday. The show
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Speaker 1: Build Ye Live in Los Angeles. Boy, I bet they
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Speaker 1: took a while to come up with that title is
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Speaker 1: described as the only performance in the city in a
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Speaker 1: promo image for the event. A website associated with the
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Speaker 1: concert offers little more information except a directive to pre
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Speaker 1: save Bully the name of the upcoming album.
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Speaker 2: Ah Here we Go that checks out.
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Speaker 1: Previously released preview EPs under the same name were dropped
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Speaker 1: in June of twenty twenty five. A video posted to
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Speaker 1: the Instagram Stories takes you to a page with the
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Speaker 1: album's title, which is set for release this month.
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Speaker 6: I'm just laughing because you know this was all of course,
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Speaker 6: obviously it was all planned, like Okay, this is when
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Speaker 6: we're gonna do the apology, this is when we're gonna
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Speaker 6: release this.
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Speaker 5: Give some time.
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Speaker 2: You're so jaded.
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Speaker 5: I just don't like him. I know, I don't know.
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Speaker 5: I know, I don't know him, but like you know,
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Speaker 5: it doesn't matter and the big stew of things, But
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Speaker 5: I just do.
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Speaker 1: Not like him.
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Speaker 2: I don't know.
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Speaker 5: I mean, I just don't. I don't.
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Speaker 2: Hey, you know, it's a free country.
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Speaker 5: He only passes.
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Speaker 7: This guy has gotten for just being a horrible, horrible
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Speaker 7: human being.
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Speaker 2: Like a horrible human He's gotten some passes. There's no doubt.
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Speaker 7: I'm not saying he gone through stuff, because I get that,
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Speaker 7: but I.
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Speaker 5: Don't know.
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Speaker 1: So so from from one singer to another, I don't
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Speaker 1: think we talked about the fact. A couple of weeks ago,
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Speaker 1: I said, Hey, I'm gonna go to the Elvis movie.
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Speaker 1: You know that new concert movie I did.
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Speaker 2: It was excellent. Yeah, it was just excellent.
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Speaker 1: I thoroughly enjoyed it because it was it really was
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Speaker 1: mostly concert.
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Speaker 2: Right, they had they had gone back now. They they had.
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Speaker 1: Interviews, uh with with Elvis from a long time ago
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Speaker 1: that had never been seen. They didn't delve a lot
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Speaker 1: into you know, what we know was a fairly turbulent
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Speaker 1: personal life near the end.
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Speaker 2: They didn't do a lot of that.
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Speaker 1: It was a lot of him singing, and they had
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Speaker 1: they had video of him preparing his Las Vegas you
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Speaker 1: know shows, and so I I really enjoyed it. The music,
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Speaker 1: of course was great and I thought it was really
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Speaker 1: well done.
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Speaker 2: It's called epic. Las Boerman is a director.
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Speaker 1: He's done a bunch of you know, famous movies that
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Speaker 1: epic stands for Elvis Presley in concert. So I didn't
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Speaker 1: know all of that, but yeah, it may not be around.
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Speaker 1: I haven't checked, but if you can find it, I
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Speaker 1: would say find it. You know, Taylor Sheridan is a
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Speaker 1: really busy guy. He writes a lot of television, right.
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Speaker 1: I know you're going to be shocked to know he
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Speaker 1: has a new series coming out. It's called The Madison.
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Speaker 1: He gave a rare speech last night, joking I can't
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Speaker 1: stand these things.
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Speaker 2: At the Lincoln Center.
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Speaker 1: So for me to be at one means I'm really
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Speaker 1: proud of the project, which I am. Everyone in here
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Speaker 1: is either probably involved in this industry or followed it
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Speaker 1: for a while and knows just how hard it is
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Speaker 1: to get anything made in this business. Even bad ones
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Speaker 1: are hard to make, and I don't think we made
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Speaker 1: a bad one. I'd like to begin by thanking my wife,
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Speaker 1: who believed in me what no one else did, including myself.
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Speaker 2: Without her, I'd just be.
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Speaker 1: The coolest acting coach in LA I'm really glad I'm not.
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Speaker 1: His latest series starring Michelle Pfeiffer, Oh, I like her.
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Speaker 1: She can act, and Kurt Russell explained how he moved
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Speaker 1: to New York in his twenties and had a love
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Speaker 1: hate relationship with the city. Sometimes you have to leave
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Speaker 1: a place to really know it and love it, with
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Speaker 1: The Madison being a story of a family that has
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Speaker 1: to leave it to learn to love it again. It
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Speaker 1: follows a New York City family in the Matis Valley
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Speaker 1: of Central Montana, which you know, he's shot a lot
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Speaker 1: of his stuff in the West so he uh, he
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Speaker 1: said it demanded a lot from everyone. Hey, this guy
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Speaker 1: just has the magic touch. I'm I will watch it.
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Speaker 1: He does, he does he is very good at what he.
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Speaker 2: Does and prolific.
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Speaker 1: My gosh, I don't know how he has time to
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Speaker 1: write all this stuff.
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Speaker 2: I mean seriously keeps going.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it doesn't shut off, so by the way, it's
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Speaker 1: going to be on paramount. Plus it doesn't say exactly
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Speaker 1: when it's coming out, so we'll look for that.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, yep.
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Speaker 7: I don't know if you've heard about this, because I
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Speaker 7: didn't hear about it until recently, but authorities have identified
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Speaker 7: the woman who allegedly opened fire on Rihanna's.
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Speaker 2: Oh I heard about heard about.
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Speaker 5: Fifteen rifle Wow? Uh yeah.
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Speaker 7: So Ivanna Ortiz, who's thirty five, was arrested following Sunday,
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Speaker 7: So this past Sunday in the Senate and booked on
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Speaker 7: suspicion of attempted murder.
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Speaker 5: Wow.
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Speaker 8: Yeah.
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Speaker 7: Her bail has been set for ten point two two
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Speaker 7: five million.
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Speaker 2: Wow.
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Speaker 1: Hey, I've got a I've got a question, and I
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Speaker 1: I I'm not making light of this situation, but do
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Speaker 1: you think if a random lady shot at you or
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Speaker 1: at me, her bail would be ten point two million dollars?
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Speaker 5: No?
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Speaker 7: Probably be like, Okay, we're gonna set it at fifty thousand.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 5: If you even Yeah what you know what just yeah,
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Speaker 5: I mean.
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Speaker 2: It's like in the middle of Sunday afternoon.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, it was Sunday.
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Speaker 7: I want About one fifteen pm, officers responded to a
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Speaker 7: call about shots fired at the post home. Yeah. Apparently
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Speaker 7: she allegedly parked car outside of the home and fired
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Speaker 7: multiple shots before fleeing the scene. So yeah, they did
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Speaker 7: say she used an Air fifteen type rifle and the
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Speaker 7: impacts were mainly on the exterior gates and walls. She
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Speaker 7: was taken into custody after police located her car at
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Speaker 7: the Sherman Oaks Galley As shopping center, about eight miles
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Speaker 7: from the home. The weapon was recovered. There were no injuries,
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Speaker 7: thank god. But wild they don't.
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Speaker 5: They haven't disclosed a potential motive.
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Speaker 2: That's crazy.
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Speaker 5: Well I have to keep you updated on that, but
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Speaker 5: I mean, I mean that's crazy. Mental health is important.
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Speaker 5: Let's just say that.
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Speaker 2: Wow.
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Speaker 5: Moving on.
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Speaker 7: Yeh, Taylor, So because we got to throw in one tailor.
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Speaker 2: Shone good. It's been a while.
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Speaker 7: You won't catch Jack White taking a page on Taylor
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Speaker 7: Swift's playbook when it comes to songwriting, because the White
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Speaker 7: Stripes frontman says pinning songs.
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Speaker 5: About breakups is a total snooze.
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Speaker 7: So Jack sat down for an interview over the weekend
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Speaker 7: and threw.
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Speaker 6: A little shade Taylor's way, which good luck dude's.
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Speaker 2: Oh he's got to hear from this.
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Speaker 5: Most of our news is hot off the bat.
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Speaker 2: That's correct, that's correct.
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Speaker 7: Taylor Switch was celebrating the last day of Women's History Month,
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Speaker 7: which I did not know was the thing as a woman,
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Speaker 7: so I should probably look into that.
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Speaker 2: So you totally missed.
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Speaker 1: You totally missed Women's History Month last month.
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Speaker 5: It was really my month last month, and I just
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Speaker 5: completely was.
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Speaker 2: Oblivious, totally missed it.
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Speaker 5: Where my brain's at.
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Speaker 7: I did a music video honoring Elizabeth Taylor, the second
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Speaker 7: track of her latest album, dedicated to the Hollywood Hollywood's
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Speaker 7: iconic actress. In the same fashion as the Fate of
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Speaker 7: Aphilia and Opal Light, the singer released a three minute
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Speaker 7: video exclusively on Apple Music and Spot a five premium,
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Speaker 7: both previous videos landing on YouTube a few days later. Uh,
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Speaker 7: no date has been announced for the latest music video,
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Speaker 7: so the video doesn't star Swiss at all.
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Speaker 5: Actually, instead, it's a movie montage.
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Speaker 7: From classic movies, including A Place in the Sun, Boom
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Speaker 7: Cat on a Hot Tin rule.
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Speaker 2: I love that cat on a Hot Tin roof movie.
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Speaker 5: Do you I never heard of it? I should look
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Speaker 5: into it. Father of the Bride Giant Julia.
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Speaker 2: That I love that Giant?
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Speaker 5: Do you?
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Speaker 8: Yeah?
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Speaker 5: I love you?
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Speaker 7: Might like this music video Chip.
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Speaker 5: All right, I won't hold my breath.
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Speaker 7: And also Love is Better Than Ever, Rhapsody Suddenly last
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Speaker 7: Summer and Who's Afraid of Virginia?
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Speaker 1: That Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf is one of the
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Speaker 1: all time classics with her Richard Yeah.
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Speaker 8: Yeah.
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Speaker 7: So the clips were either licensed through Warner Bros.
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Speaker 5: Or provided too.
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Speaker 7: Swift's company with the T s A Rights Management LLC.
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Speaker 7: As a courtesy. The edit included again, you.
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Speaker 1: Know, I may, I may enjoy those clips, but I
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Speaker 1: bet I could go on YouTube and get them anyway,
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Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying, without having to deal with Taylor.
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Speaker 5: But it's a compliment.
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Speaker 2: You could just mute it, yeah whatever, Well, you know
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Speaker 2: I wouldn't. I wouldn't want to. I wouldn't want.
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Speaker 1: The Swifties to know I'm muting anything. You know what
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Speaker 1: I'm saying.
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Speaker 5: I'm sorry, he would never mute Taylor.
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Speaker 2: No, no, no, no no. I gotta tell you, I wouldn't.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if I would recognize a Taylor Taylor
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Speaker 1: Swift song.
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Speaker 2: So I'll just.
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Speaker 5: Say that we're fine.
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Speaker 1: This is disturbing and I don't have any more details
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Speaker 1: on this, but actor Eugene Meherman, who voices Gene Belcher
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Speaker 1: on Bob's Burgers and that's my favorite character in Bob's Burgers,
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Speaker 1: was pulled from a fiery car crash in New Hampshire
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Speaker 1: and is said to be recovering from serious injuries. So, yeah,
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Speaker 1: we hope that he's okay. I just love me some
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Speaker 1: Gene Belcher. So yeah, Eugene, Yeah, I hope you're I
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Speaker 1: hope you get well soon.
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Speaker 5: Yes.
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Speaker 7: Wow, We've got some exciting you know. Look, Chip, this
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Speaker 7: is the first time that we might actually be able to.
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Speaker 5: Meet a king. No way, King Charles is coming or
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Speaker 5: he's set.
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Speaker 2: To college station. Is he coming to college Station?
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Speaker 7: Probably not, but you never Now we talk about him enough.
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Speaker 7: Charles and Queen Camilla will visit the United States in
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Speaker 7: late April at the invitation of President Donald Trump, so
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Speaker 7: Buckingham Policy to confirm this.
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Speaker 5: This will be the.
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Speaker 7: First US state visit for Charles since he became King
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Speaker 7: in twenty twenty two.
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Speaker 5: Well when it was the last time.
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Speaker 7: I mean, I don't don't you ever hear about King
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Speaker 7: Charles coming to.
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Speaker 5: The United States the last time he was even here?
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Speaker 7: But anyways, Trump said The visit will take place on
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Speaker 7: April twenty seventh to April thirtieth and include a banquet
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Speaker 7: dinner at the White House on April twenty eighth. Charles
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Speaker 7: will celebrate the historic, historic connections and the modern bilateral
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Speaker 7: relationship between the United Kingdoms and the United States, marking
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Speaker 7: the two.
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Speaker 2: And that's why he's coming.
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Speaker 5: Nothing like celebrating. I remember when we beat Chill.
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Speaker 2: No, remember we killed off your.
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Speaker 7: Soldiers first, we through your tea in the harbor.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 5: Now, look how far we've come.
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Speaker 1: Look how far? Hey, if we can get together, anybody can.
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Speaker 5: Exactly.
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Speaker 7: So, their majesties, the King and Queen have accepted President
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Speaker 7: Trump's generous invitation to make an historic state visit in
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Speaker 7: the landmark two hundred and fiftieth year. It will be
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Speaker 7: an honor to host them and to celebrate close ties
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Speaker 7: with the American people through one of the oldest alliances.
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Speaker 2: That's so awesome.
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Speaker 1: Michael Jackson's estate continues to provide for the late pop
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Speaker 1: stars kids, including dropping thousands on tuition for his oldest
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Speaker 1: son tens of thousands for his daughter Paris's home improvements.
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Speaker 1: Is according to new legal documents filed by the estate.
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Speaker 1: TMZ obtained aimed the report submitted by two executors who
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Speaker 1: had said in twenty twenty two it was another banner
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Speaker 1: year for the estate. That's when MJ the Musical was
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Speaker 1: launched on Broadway, which made a ton of money. John
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Speaker 1: Bronca and John McClain declared they had earned the estate
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Speaker 1: more than three billion dollars since Michael died in two
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Speaker 1: thousand and nine, three billion dollars. Remember Michael died getting
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Speaker 1: ready for a world tour because he needed the money.
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Speaker 2: Right, yeah, he was. The estate was broke. Yeah yeah.
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Speaker 1: The estate previously paid for homes for Michael's children, Paris
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Speaker 1: and Prince, and a home for Blanket. The sorry two
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty two report said that during the twelve month
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Speaker 1: how would you like to go through life named Blanket?
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Speaker 2: That kid has no chance, no chance.
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Speaker 5: That was for that.
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Speaker 2: I mean, what if your name was Blanket? How old
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Speaker 2: is Blanket is?
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Speaker 1: I don't know how his his real name? And maybe
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Speaker 1: this is why he goes by blanket.
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Speaker 2: His real name.
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Speaker 7: Is is Bigi.
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Speaker 2: Bigi? Bigi?
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Speaker 1: Maybe? Anyway, The report said during a twelve month timeframe,
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Speaker 1: the estate provided Paris with around three point two million
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Speaker 1: dollars and another ninety.
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Speaker 2: One k on her home.
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Speaker 1: The estate paid three point one million for prints, including
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Speaker 1: twenty five k for his tuition to loyal to mary
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Speaker 1: Mount Blankets. Bills were less expended SIEV. He only got
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Speaker 1: nine hundred and thirty nine thousand, while MJ's mom got
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Speaker 1: around one point six million for an allowance and for expenses.
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Speaker 2: Now this is just one year, mind you. The executors listed.
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Speaker 1: They earned more than eight hundred thousand in royalties and
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Speaker 1: residuals for various projects, which is only a fraction of
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Speaker 1: the total amount of the money that was brought in
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Speaker 1: during that year. Now, this isn't the first time that
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Speaker 1: celebrities have been more more dead than alive. Elvis was
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Speaker 1: certainly like that, Jimmy Hendricks.
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Speaker 8: Was like that.
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Speaker 1: I mean, all of these people in the olden days, right,
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Speaker 1: they all had horrible contracts, horrible managers. And I'm not
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Speaker 1: saying there aren't people that still do, but there are
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Speaker 1: entertainers more a way air these days, right than they
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Speaker 1: used to be. Yes, and more, some of whom are
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Speaker 1: more in control of their money than allowing someone else
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Speaker 1: to do it.
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Speaker 5: You feel me, Yeah, how's your manager doing?
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Speaker 1: He's fine. I'm keep I keep up on a daily basis.
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Speaker 1: In fact, I paid my own bills just yesterday and fortunately,
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Speaker 1: fortunately I am not in debt yet. If I get
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Speaker 1: any more bills in the mail this month, I might be.
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Speaker 1: And I have to pay taxes next week. So don't
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Speaker 1: yes see me, see me?
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Speaker 2: Did? Yeah? See me did?
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 7: If you see Chip promoting kind of questionable things, you
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Speaker 7: just leave him alone.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you'll know that the tax man got me.
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Speaker 5: We switch of years kinda.
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Speaker 7: It's not a great story because I mean, I think
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Speaker 7: she's great, But Lady Gaga has canceled her latest touring
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Speaker 7: for her at the advice of her doctor. So on Monday,
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Speaker 7: the pop singer did an announce on Instagram she would
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Speaker 7: be canceling her third and final performance at the Bell
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Speaker 7: Center in Montreal following respiratory infections.
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Speaker 5: You can if anyone can relate to her for I.
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Speaker 9: Don't sing or dance.
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Speaker 7: Oh, she said, I am so sorry to show that
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Speaker 7: I'm unable to perform tonight and have canceled the show.
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Speaker 7: She began this statement, I've been fighting a respiratory infection
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Speaker 7: for the past.
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Speaker 5: Few days and doing everything I can to rest and recover,
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Speaker 5: but it's gotten worse. My doctor has.
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Speaker 7: Strongly advised me not to perform today, and to be honest,
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Speaker 7: I don't think I could give you the quality performance
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Speaker 7: today that you deserve. I know how deeply disappointing this
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Speaker 7: in night is, and I truly could not feel worse
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Speaker 7: about letting you down. I'm so sorry to everyone who
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Speaker 7: made plans to be there and support me. Being in
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Speaker 7: Montreal and performing for you on Thursday and Friday was
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Speaker 7: magical and deeply meaningful. To everyone who's coming to mind,
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Speaker 7: I'm absolutely heartbroken.
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Speaker 5: It's so sorry.
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Speaker 7: I mean, I think if you're a Lady Gaga fan,
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Speaker 7: you know that she usually performs no matter what I mean.
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Speaker 5: For God's sake, she literally broke her hip in the
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Speaker 5: early days on stage and kept going. So God, you
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Speaker 5: hope you get better soon, Gaga.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, we do.
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Speaker 1: I think she was supposed to do a couple of
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Speaker 1: shows in Minnesota and and in New York City, so
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Speaker 1: we don't know.
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Speaker 5: We'll see.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, we don't know yet about that.
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Speaker 1: So speaking of entertainers, Randy Travis survived, you know, a
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Speaker 1: horrible stroke in twenty thirteen. It's hard to believe it's
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Speaker 1: been thirteen years and has largely been able unable to
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Speaker 1: speak or walk since. He received a standing ovation at
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Speaker 1: a concert with fans channing Randy as he was brought
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Speaker 1: off stage in a wheelchair by his wife. This was
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Speaker 1: seen in an Instagram post shared last week. Travis caption
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Speaker 1: it is the fans who make these appearances and shows
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Speaker 1: so special and the reason I keep doing it. The
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Speaker 1: More Life Tour was his first major tour since the stroke.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back, Aggie baseball coming your way here in just
28:32
Speaker 1: a few moments from beautiful San Marcus.
28:36
Speaker 2: But you know again, mister spring football.
28:39
Speaker 1: Everything that has to do with spring Aggie football is
28:44
Speaker 1: right here, counting down to the Maroon White game. Let's
28:47
Speaker 1: hear from offensive coordinator Holman Wiggints, who is asked who
28:51
Speaker 1: stood out so far.
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Speaker 12: I think there's a few guys that continue to kind
28:56
Speaker 12: of come out there and impress. I think Rubin had
28:57
Speaker 12: him a good day, doing a good job of coming
28:59
Speaker 12: out running behind his pads, kind of seeing you know,
29:02
Speaker 12: getting this run tracks right. Marcel continues to oppress me
29:05
Speaker 12: just with a lot of things that were throwing on them.
29:06
Speaker 12: He made some good checks out there protection wise, but
29:09
Speaker 12: also run game, getting able to kind of use the
29:11
Speaker 12: cadence and see what the defense is in and trying
29:13
Speaker 12: to get us into the right play and push us
29:15
Speaker 12: into the right spots. Saw a couple of skill guys
29:18
Speaker 12: make some plays, you know, Isaiah Horden made some plays,
29:20
Speaker 12: of course, you know, Mario Kraber's continued to kind of
29:22
Speaker 12: flash and do some things kind of the right way.
29:24
Speaker 12: And we see some of our young guys starting to
29:26
Speaker 12: step up and make some of those plays as well.
29:27
Speaker 8: You Madden Williams and coach from the three.
29:33
Speaker 12: Yes, it seems like like they're having a really good Yeah,
29:39
Speaker 12: you talk you talk about Madden Williams and you talk
29:41
Speaker 12: about Aaron Record, right, two stud receivers that we ended
29:44
Speaker 12: up getting a chance to recruit. I think they come
29:46
Speaker 12: in with a little bit of maturity. Of course, they have,
29:48
Speaker 12: you know, some unbelievable ability to go out there and play,
29:51
Speaker 12: but I think they're starting to kind of let the
29:53
Speaker 12: game kind of slow down a little bit.
29:55
Speaker 8: And you see those guys go out there and they're
29:56
Speaker 8: making plays. Right, they got twitched.
29:57
Speaker 12: They have the ability to stretch the field vertically, really
30:00
Speaker 12: good hands, the ability to drop their weight, and we
30:02
Speaker 12: wanted guys that had size but also right we're pretty
30:05
Speaker 12: dynamic with.
30:06
Speaker 8: The ball in their hands.
30:07
Speaker 2: Generally speaking.
30:08
Speaker 1: How does the tight kind of fit in your scene?
30:10
Speaker 8: Is it different than Coliner we go in?
30:14
Speaker 12: Yeah, well, when you talk about the tight end, I
30:15
Speaker 12: think c k you know, did a phenomenal job but
30:18
Speaker 12: basically using the tight ends when he was at k State,
30:19
Speaker 12: and we tried to you know, incorporate that while we
30:21
Speaker 12: were here. The biggest thing is we recruit guys to
30:24
Speaker 12: come out and for us, we want to scratch where
30:26
Speaker 12: it is just but also we want to use our
30:28
Speaker 12: best eleven, right, So the tight end is a big
30:30
Speaker 12: part and a big piece of kind of what we're doing.
30:32
Speaker 12: I'm not sure Richie's been doing a really good job
30:34
Speaker 12: right at the tight end spot. I saw Houston make
30:36
Speaker 12: a couple of plays kind of today. You know, we
30:38
Speaker 12: missed one with Kiati. Wish we could have hit him
30:41
Speaker 12: because he probably could have ended the two minutes real, right,
30:43
Speaker 12: But those guys have done a great job of continuing
30:45
Speaker 12: to show up.
30:45
Speaker 5: Right.
30:46
Speaker 12: We got some young guys in KK and k LOB
30:47
Speaker 12: that are flashing, but still need to kind of understand
30:50
Speaker 12: what we're doing, what we're asking to do, and strain
30:52
Speaker 12: a little harder. But the tight end is a huge
30:54
Speaker 12: piece of in the core kind of what we do.
30:56
Speaker 12: If you looked at any of the situational stuff that
30:58
Speaker 12: we did today, we actually did some of the third
31:00
Speaker 12: and short right. So now you're playing with bigger personnel.
31:03
Speaker 12: You're trying to cover edges and cover some gaps. So
31:05
Speaker 12: those guys have to come up and show up. But
31:07
Speaker 12: also they have the ability to flex out and do
31:09
Speaker 12: some good things out there in the past game as well.
31:11
Speaker 13: You know, at the beginning of the spring you talk
31:12
Speaker 13: about Marcel trying to learn his system at like a
31:14
Speaker 13: PhD level.
31:15
Speaker 8: Now that you guys are on the field, is the
31:17
Speaker 8: is the onfield product match the kind of yes, it
31:20
Speaker 8: continues to do that.
31:21
Speaker 12: Now there are some things that will end up kind
31:23
Speaker 12: of going back to the tape and watching and talking
31:25
Speaker 12: about where we want to leave the ball, what we
31:26
Speaker 12: could have done better. But just as far as the
31:28
Speaker 12: overall scheme and him actually putting the time in, you're
31:31
Speaker 12: starting to see him reap the benefits of it out
31:33
Speaker 12: there on the football field because there's a comfort and
31:35
Speaker 12: a poise that he's starting to play with out there.
31:37
Speaker 8: You talk about the freshman receiver Jane Warman too, Yes,
31:42
Speaker 8: and what do you.
31:43
Speaker 13: Think said from the experiences A little group product all
31:47
Speaker 13: need it's this rim.
31:49
Speaker 8: Guys.
31:50
Speaker 12: Yeah, I think we struck gold on the class that
31:53
Speaker 12: we have. There's no doubt that we felt like the
31:55
Speaker 12: room was really, really good. And now you talk about
31:58
Speaker 12: the four freshmen that you bring in that have a
31:59
Speaker 12: chance to come in and actually push the guys that
32:02
Speaker 12: are in front of them, right, So, like, we feel
32:04
Speaker 12: really good about those guys and it's you know, we're
32:06
Speaker 12: throwing them to the fire right now. Okay, we're putting
32:09
Speaker 12: fifteen practices. There's a bunch of different situations. There's a
32:12
Speaker 12: new scheme, and they're trying to correlate, you know, what
32:14
Speaker 12: they were calling this in high school to what it
32:15
Speaker 12: is now. And for some of those guys, they're running
32:18
Speaker 12: a ton of more stuff than they have kind of
32:20
Speaker 12: in their you know, past history.
32:22
Speaker 8: So what we try to do is take it day
32:24
Speaker 8: by day.
32:24
Speaker 12: Coach Perry's done a really good job of meeting with
32:26
Speaker 12: those guys and taking some extra time to get those
32:28
Speaker 12: guys kind.
32:29
Speaker 8: Of brought along.
32:30
Speaker 12: But you know, we're we're giving those guys reps and
32:33
Speaker 12: we're not donating them, and they're doing a good job
32:34
Speaker 12: of earning them and actually going out there and making
32:36
Speaker 12: plays in the process.
32:37
Speaker 8: And we talked to you last.
32:39
Speaker 13: Week, said justindacity that you kind of toul here, that
32:43
Speaker 13: you feel like it's still part of your scheme and
32:46
Speaker 13: your thoughts.
32:46
Speaker 12: On gay food was always talking about putting speed and
32:50
Speaker 12: space and playing with fast guys. Right, So we want
32:52
Speaker 12: to have a fast offense and we're going to try
32:53
Speaker 12: to push the ball down the field.
32:54
Speaker 8: But everything that we do still starts with a run, right.
32:56
Speaker 12: So the core of what we do and the crux
32:58
Speaker 12: of what we do is those six guys up front, right,
33:01
Speaker 12: And I'm talking about the old line as well as
33:02
Speaker 12: the tight end, And they did a great job of
33:04
Speaker 12: kind of moving some people around, right. Coach Kush ended
33:06
Speaker 12: up coming in to those guys today and actually challenging him.
33:09
Speaker 12: And I was kind of, you know, sitting there echoing
33:11
Speaker 12: the same thing. Hey, like, we go as you guys go.
33:13
Speaker 12: So they did a great job of coming in and
33:15
Speaker 12: actually taking that to heart and actually you know, bringing
33:17
Speaker 12: their hard hat today and working their tails off.
33:19
Speaker 13: We're gonna talk to Wilkin here in just a few minutes,
33:21
Speaker 13: just what was it about them that YO really likes
33:24
Speaker 13: with him out of the portal industry, You've seen when
33:25
Speaker 13: he's brought to the table.
33:26
Speaker 8: It's kind of a.
33:27
Speaker 12: Veteran you talk about Wilkin, right, there's a lot of
33:30
Speaker 12: history right there. He actually went to high school with
33:32
Speaker 12: my daughters.
33:32
Speaker 7: Right.
33:32
Speaker 8: I was at the University of Alabama when we recruited him.
33:35
Speaker 12: So when we got when we heard word that he was,
33:37
Speaker 12: you know, transferring and he was in the portal, coach
33:39
Speaker 12: Kush asked me, he was like, what do you think
33:41
Speaker 12: about the kid? I was like, I think he's our
33:43
Speaker 12: kind of guy. And he's done a phenomenal job since
33:45
Speaker 12: he stepped foot on campus. You know, he has a
33:47
Speaker 12: ton of experience, he has some leadership qualities. He's big,
33:50
Speaker 12: he's athletic, he's strong, he can bend, he can anchor right,
33:53
Speaker 12: really good body quicks, really good foot quickness.
33:55
Speaker 8: Right.
33:55
Speaker 12: So it's great to kind of have a guy like
33:57
Speaker 12: that that has a ton of history, that won't flinch
34:00
Speaker 12: and knows what big time ball is and he's coming
34:02
Speaker 12: and actually allowing that to kind of show the rest
34:05
Speaker 12: of our guys kind of what it's supposed to look like.
34:06
Speaker 13: And just with the offensive line in general's what are
34:09
Speaker 13: you learning about his career with so many new faces
34:11
Speaker 13: that you're having to replace, and just the way.
34:14
Speaker 12: That Yeah, I think what everybody talks about the offensive line,
34:17
Speaker 12: they talk about the developmental piece and how much of
34:20
Speaker 12: a developmental position that it is, right, but you see
34:22
Speaker 12: some of our guys starting to kind of take those
34:24
Speaker 12: strides and step into their own right. You talk about
34:26
Speaker 12: a guy like Lamont Rodgers who's starting to put some
34:28
Speaker 12: really good take right on film, and then you talk
34:31
Speaker 12: about Blake Ivy, who's had, you know, in my opinion,
34:33
Speaker 12: one of the better springs. As you see a guy
34:35
Speaker 12: that is taking that jump from where he was last
34:37
Speaker 12: year to now and understanding like, hey, here's what I'm
34:40
Speaker 12: trying to do and he's doing it forcefully right, Just
34:42
Speaker 12: as far as kind of moving guys and making a
34:44
Speaker 12: statement for why he should kind of be a guy
34:46
Speaker 12: for us. Right, we had to go replenish a ton
34:48
Speaker 12: of guys and a ton of production that left, But
34:51
Speaker 12: that's kind of just how you know, college football is.
34:53
Speaker 12: So as we get to this point, we went out
34:55
Speaker 12: and we ended up dipping into the portal. We brought
34:57
Speaker 12: some really good high school guys in, but we've had
34:59
Speaker 12: some guys that we're already on campus that feel like, hey,
35:02
Speaker 12: you know what, as a collective, we feel like we
35:04
Speaker 12: got you know, a good, you know, group that could
35:06
Speaker 12: actually give us a chance to go out there and
35:08
Speaker 12: make Hay in this conference.
35:10
Speaker 8: A couple of big plays from from Ruben owens at
35:12
Speaker 8: jamorrow Morrow. So they just running back so far in
35:15
Speaker 8: this frame, Yeah, the running back rooms look really good.
35:17
Speaker 14: Right.
35:17
Speaker 12: You talk about those guys that you know, have been
35:19
Speaker 12: chopping at the bit to kind of showcase kind of
35:21
Speaker 12: what they can do, and we're doing a little bit
35:23
Speaker 12: of things in the past game as well as the
35:24
Speaker 12: run game. But they're doing a great job of running
35:27
Speaker 12: behind their pads.
35:27
Speaker 8: Tomorrow.
35:28
Speaker 12: You know, I've pushed him because he's been a guy
35:30
Speaker 12: that has kind of dealt with some stuff, and I
35:31
Speaker 12: think it was just the fact that, you know, kind
35:33
Speaker 12: of just where his weight was and now you see
35:35
Speaker 12: him kind of trim a little bit of that off
35:37
Speaker 12: and he's actually playing faster. I think he has a
35:39
Speaker 12: great understanding of what we're trying to do. And Rubin right,
35:41
Speaker 12: I felt like at the tail end of the year
35:43
Speaker 12: and kind of where he is now, he's just picking
35:45
Speaker 12: up stride and continuing to create momentum, right, and hopefully
35:48
Speaker 12: that ends up kind of you know, showcasing kind of
35:50
Speaker 12: as a season comes up, what growth that you want
35:53
Speaker 12: to see from great hard of his off season with
35:55
Speaker 12: any kind of yeah, well we're Brady, right, you talk
35:58
Speaker 12: about a reshir freshman and now all of these things
36:00
Speaker 12: are new, right when you talk about him being with
36:02
Speaker 12: us for a year but not really getting a lot
36:04
Speaker 12: of snaps or a lot of reps. And now we
36:06
Speaker 12: end up kind of, you know, sitting here as an
36:08
Speaker 12: offense and we talk about it being the same system,
36:10
Speaker 12: but there's a little bit of a twist with me
36:12
Speaker 12: being here and you know, my personality and some things
36:14
Speaker 12: that I see.
36:15
Speaker 8: So he's kind of relearning some of those things.
36:17
Speaker 12: But he's done a great job as well, as you know,
36:20
Speaker 12: a guy that can come in and put in the time,
36:22
Speaker 12: watch film, watch it on his own, kind of meet
36:24
Speaker 12: with our coaches and kind of see where he is,
36:26
Speaker 12: but also taking the necessary steps to get where he
36:29
Speaker 12: wants to be.
36:29
Speaker 13: And when we talk to APR and you, he said
36:31
Speaker 13: that he feels like the differences is kind of more
36:34
Speaker 13: like an error in offenses.
36:37
Speaker 12: No, right, hopefully that's a misnomer, right, because everything that
36:40
Speaker 12: we do is gonna start with the run.
36:41
Speaker 14: Right.
36:41
Speaker 12: I'm an old running back myself, So we're gonna lean
36:44
Speaker 12: on the backs of those guys up front, right, and
36:46
Speaker 12: we're gonna sit there and create movement, run the ball
36:48
Speaker 12: with a physical run style. And we're gonna use the
36:50
Speaker 12: RPO game for teams that want to over commit guys
36:52
Speaker 12: that we're gonna push the ball down the field with
36:54
Speaker 12: our play action pass if they want to do it.
36:56
Speaker 8: As well, you're how much you saw which time for company.
37:00
Speaker 13: I'm curious what you saw just in the recruiting process,
37:02
Speaker 13: and as how much maybe relationships with him and will
37:05
Speaker 13: get and even.
37:06
Speaker 12: Marcell Yeah, yeah, It's it's like, as you continue to
37:10
Speaker 12: talk about these portal guys like I recruited Isaiah Horton
37:14
Speaker 12: out of high school as well, right, and then also
37:16
Speaker 12: when he was thinking about transferring, we had you know,
37:19
Speaker 12: some discussions and he decided to go to Alabama. I
37:21
Speaker 12: think after he ended up going there and just you know,
37:24
Speaker 12: figuring out kind of what he wanted to do, and
37:25
Speaker 12: when he got back into Portal, I think he felt
37:28
Speaker 12: like this would be a good landing spot.
37:29
Speaker 8: And it's also a necessity and the need that we needed.
37:31
Speaker 12: Right, we built the room around a big receiver and
37:34
Speaker 12: we lost that guy, and now we had a chance
37:35
Speaker 12: to you know, go out and get another.
37:37
Speaker 8: Big body that can help us.
37:39
Speaker 12: And it does help the fact that you know, he
37:41
Speaker 12: had history with Marcel, knowing kind of who he was,
37:44
Speaker 12: because I think with any receiver, they want to go
37:46
Speaker 12: somewhere where they can win, but also they want to
37:47
Speaker 12: go somewhere where they feel like they have a guy.
37:49
Speaker 8: That can get him the ball. There are a couple
37:51
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37:54
Speaker 8: waiting sa a better better, like just want everything right.
38:00
Speaker 12: You know, there's a ton of cleanup that we have
38:02
Speaker 12: to get right, and we'll end up continuing to kind
38:04
Speaker 12: of go through the tape. But you know, our situational
38:07
Speaker 12: football awareness, us being able to line down and create
38:10
Speaker 12: movement winning matchups consistently out there in space. The quarterback,
38:14
Speaker 12: you know, basically getting us in the right sets, you know,
38:16
Speaker 12: making sure guys understand what we're doing, how we're doing
38:20
Speaker 12: it while we're doing it, because that's all important. Right,
38:22
Speaker 12: So if we can end up kind of cleaning the
38:24
Speaker 12: details up, I think we'll have you know, an unbelievaball.
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