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1:00Jamie, Markley, David Van Cam and Scott Robin. We just become best friends. Yeah. Making sense of it all. Oh my goodness. And having some fun. Light and fresh. This is The Markley Van Cam and Robin's Show. All right, let's do it. The Markley Van Cam and Robin's Show. Jamie, Markley, David Van Cam. Scott, Robin's off today. Is this like a mental health day or something like that? Get on the ground. It should do it. Got him. The bomb grade just really dominated the comes in these two games to swing this wildcard series. Right. And advanced to play the ball. Skies, dang it. Scott will be okay. He's going to be back tomorrow. No, he's actually going to come back as an award winning talker. Talk radio host. This is true. That's why he's really off today. He's winning a big award. Yes, he is.

2:00More of that a little bit later. And I can't spoil anything. It'll be fun. Okay. I'll just leave it at that. Okay. Let's start with, uh, well, what could have been a different kind of 9-11 yesterday? Well, yeah, it could have been Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He was on Fox and Friends this morning to talk about the attempted hijacking of that flight heading into Tel Aviv. The co-pilot, if you missed it somehow, attacked the captain and tried to crash the plane, but was subdued by passengers and crew. Don't know if he was just going to try to take the plane down. It does seem like if you are a pilot who's worked for this airline for like nine months or whatever. Yeah. You were prepared to fly that into something. Exactly. That's the assumption at least right now. So here is what Netanyahu said. Apparently there's been some interrogation, which I can't imagine would be a very fun process. Because you got to do it with the Saudis and the Israelis. That's probably a rough interrogation room. Better believe it. Yes. First, uh, we know that the underwent, uh, Islamist radical indoctrination, uh, that appears to be something we're gathering from the information, his personal information.

3:12Uh, we also know that after he was subdued, you know, that this guy was the Israeli plumber, this hero, who, you know, broke into the cockpit and he yanked him away from the instruments. He wasn't sitting in the pilot seat. He was not in his seat or the captain seat. He was in the center trying to jam the instruments. So he yanked him away and they subdued him. They subdued him by the way just to understand this. They had to tie his hands so they used the cord of the earphones in the cockpit. I mean, talk about improvisation. Then it finally got these, uh, these plastic, uh, uh, whatever you call, you know, the cups that they have ties. And then he's lying there now. He's, he's like the way he comes in their ties. He's helping. Brian Kiln. He's like, hey, look, English in his first language, right? There he is. There you go. The fact that the headphone wire held. Right. This is also something.

4:12It's wild. And you also heard it was a chokehold. He put the guy in. And it drove him out of there. But great. And then he's lying there now. He's, he's this attacker. And he calls out to the, uh, to the air crew. Kill me. Kill me. All right. So it's clear he was suicidal. That's not a question. It was clear he was going to down that plane. Oh, it's not clear, but it looks very likely that he was going to down the plane. And with all the passengers in there. And if you couple that with the, what I just told you about the Islamist tendencies that radicalization that are found in his background, I think that's, that'll give us the pretty good clue. But again, I don't make final conclusions yet. But that's the indications we have. Yeah, it's a different way of looking at what a lot of people think of as suicidal. And I would imagine most people think of it as they just want their life to end.

5:14Right. They're depressed and they don't see a way out. They're crushed by the way to the world or whatever's going on in their lives. Yeah. Exactly. This is a different kind of suicide. Oh, no, this is where you're going to be rewarded. Yeah, this is suicide for God. This is exactly. This is sacrificing yourself for God. Yes. Which is what so many people just cannot come to terms with. Even imagine it. But that's one of the reasons why when you look at Iran's leadership, you're like none of the things they do make sense. Well, they're operating on a different level. Right. I'm not saying that's a better level for those that will take us random working. You're saying it's better? Of course not. Right. No, it's insane. Well, martyrdom hits differently in Islam for sure because, you know, Christian martyrs, it's like, well, they died because they wouldn't renounce their faith or they were trying to preach the gospel. Yes. Islamic martyrs, well, they go and blow people up. Yep. They go to your hearty. So yeah, that is wild. The other big story out there is this botched execution in Tennessee.

6:17Dude, this is crazy. Oh, my goodness. So, Christa Gail Pike, she was set to be put to death in Tennessee, made a lot of news because they're saying the first female to be put to death in Tennessee in 200 years. Yes. Glacially. She tortured and murdered a classmate in 1995. Oh, and terribly. Yes. It was kept a piece of her skull as a trophy. However, the lethal injection attempt failed twice and she wound up being taken to the hospital. I mean, this lady is like gasping for the better part of an hour in the execution chamber because look, I am not anti death penalty at all. Right. And the lethal injection thing is like trying to medicalize an act of violence. It's trying to make people feel better or say that's more humane or something. It's not, man, between the boycotts on the part of the pharmaceutical companies that make it so difficult to get these drugs. I mean, don't get me wrong. A lot of these farm companies will send it to, you know, countries who want to execute depressed people.

7:20Oh, yeah, Canada or whatever. When it comes to putting, putting down murderers and monsters. No, no, no, no, we won't do that. So that's one of the issues that lethal injection states have faced. And it's just, it does have the highest failure rate of all execution methods. Well, her legal team requested that an all female lethal injection team or be killed by firing squad or hanging. Oh, no, we'll do it. We'll do the injection. And it fails. Yes. Oh, my goodness. And this late, and like we were talking about before the show, I'm not going to, you know, lose any sleep over her feeling pain because of what she did. But at the same time, that is torture. That's not execution. Well, no, I mean, what it does is bring on the very thing they don't want to have happened. Yeah. Which is wild. So this is one of the, one of the witnesses, a few of the reporters who were there to cover the event.

8:21Yeah. Okay. All right. Christopher Pike was still breathing. They did two separate rounds of Pinto, Barbotol, which I've never seen before. The protocol does say that they should do a second round if the person is still alive. Basically, all I have to say is they went through two rounds and she was still breathing at the end. It was very ragged. She lifted her head up and was looking around at one point. We have a lot of questions. And the Department of Correction has a lot of answers that it needs to provide to the public about what happened here. Why was it that by the time the blinds went down for the second time at 805? She was still breathing. And her breathing at points was very rhythmic. Now, at times it appeared labored. She was snoring at times. But she was still breathing. Nothing about today was normal, typical at all. Yeah. No. There was another report. This was from Steve Herrigan on Fox. And I don't know if you heard this part or not. Nashville, Christa Pike was supposed to be killed.

9:23The first woman to be executed in Tennessee in more than 200 years. She was given initially a lethal dose of Pinto, Barbotol. The curtains were drawn. And she was heard to say her arm was burning. It felt like her arm was going to burst. They gave her a second dose. Wow. Yeah. Yeah. And that's that the first botched execution in Tennessee. No. In recent memory, the doctor that was earlier saying it. Yeah. Couldn't find a vein in one of them. And that protocol, as you can't find a vein, then it's not, you know, the thing that I never quote unquote humane execution, which does sort of seem like an oxymidote. No. No. But I understand what they mean by it. But yeah. And yeah. And it's just, it's bonkers that this happens so often with this execution method. Well, this is like execution by cartel. Yes. So we're going to torture him first and then we're going to kill him.

10:25Oh my gosh. Yeah. And I know 55 grains of justice. Yeah. It's more violent than just giving someone a shot. It's all violence. Death is violence. Of course. And, and you know, I had mentioned this before the guy, and I can't remember his name now, the guy who shot Larry Flint. He also was a serial killer trying to start a race war. He was put to death in 2013. I was still in Missouri at that time. And he was being held in Southern or South East Missouri. And I had been talking to a reporter who had covered many of these things, many executions in his career. And the line that he gave me always stuck with me about lethal injection, which is what he said. It was lethal injection is emergency only to the executioner. Basically, wow, that's true. Santa ties is it. And I don't know if he came up with that originally, but that stuck with me because it. Yeah, it sort of sanitizes it for everybody else to try to cover up for what it actually is, which is the death penalty.

11:26And I'm not against the death penalty at all. No. But let's acknowledge that it's a violent process and not put people through this. Oh, if I was sitting there, they're saying, how do you want to go? It would be firing squad. Absolutely. He's just done. I don't know. I don't know if they could botch that. Well, just miss. Catch your shoulder. Look, keep trying. I can go. I know you've got that 30 round mag. Come on. Meanwhile, speaking of violence, if you're heading up the the the secretary of war, Pete, Hegseth, you're going to be talking somewhat about violence and having people ready to defend the country. Oh, my gosh. Did he rub so many people wrong yesterday, talking about this, we're done with being woke. Yeah. This was his state of the force address at the Marine Corps base, Quantico, Virginia. And we'll get into some of the things that he's talking about doing as far as overhauling the military and how we have to be ready when it comes to technology and so many different things.

12:31We can get into it later. But what's getting a lot of attention is something he's brought up before but put it this way. Recruiting for every branch has been record set. Ever since President Trump won in November of 2024. Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Space Force, National Guard, Reserves, Pilots, Special Forces, all setting decades long recruiting records. You see, Americans want to serve when they are led by strong patriots, not by weak weirdos. We are no longer the woke department or the weak department. Simple translation of that. No fatties, no trannies, no beardos, no weirdos, no wimps, no radicals. Just warriors. Oh! And the freak out was on. Oh, yeah, I know. And I would just say for civilians who are offended by that, guess what?

13:32It's not for us. Exactly. That was a speech for the troops. And I just know enlisted men, few that I've heard from, they love that stuff. They eat that stuff up. Yeah. And something that have been in for a while or like finally. Yeah. Just as a preview though, is people not happy. Look now, the Secretary of Hakes sets shaking up military leadership. The war with Iran, now in its eighth month. Let's bring in our chief global affair, the anchor Martha Raditz with the very latest reaction this morning. Good morning, Martha. Martha Raditz is not happy with this speech. Devissive. It's very bad. Well, I know. Devissive for whom? Exactly. For the people that are getting to say it, we're not doing this anymore. Yes. And there's something else. You have a clip in this side of California. Yeah. Javier Bacerra is we known as Bakaria. Yeah. So you asked why someone called him a female dog, donkey? Yes.

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17:32You the issue of implementing today. in Austin, 40-year-old Benny Caldera, Jr. was arrested in the San Antonio suburb of Converse, Texas. He was angry at A-PAC, apparently, and wanted to exterminate people. Oh, yeah. Number four, New York City's first lady is currently at an Islamic retreat run by a group that has called for abolishing Israel and prayed to a law to cleanse Palestine of its Jewish oppressors. Yes. Yeah. All right. Number three, Christa Gail Pike was set to be put to death in Tennessee for the torture and murder of a classmate in 1995. However, last night the lethal injection attempt failed twice and she wound up being taken to the hospital. The can't happen. No, it can't. And it I think the failure rate is something like seven and a half percent. That's too high. That's great. Way too high for execution. It should be one and done. And it seems like in Tennessee that goes up to

18:34about 65. Yeah. I'm over here going, man, people are dying of accidental overdose. Is every day, just get some fentanyl. Why are we measuring out doses for lethal injections? Just shoot them up. You know, you made the point earlier off air at Canada does this multiple times a day. I know. Like, what you people, you know, you're doing new trade agreement. All right. We will take Canadian lumber in exchange for them sending some of their kill doctors to Tennessee. All right. Getting that number two Middle East crewed exports have rebounded to 98% of pre war levels, reaching roughly 17 and a half million barrels per day. And number one is Rayleigh Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the co-pilot he tried to hijack an airplane on its way to Tel Aviv had undergone radical Islamist training. Really? Yeah. Big shocker there. Um, the cave mentioned you had this clip. It is one of your favorite clips to the day. It is out of California. Yeah. All that you said of that. I'll see you. And then had a debate for the

19:36California gubernatorial candidates. Democrat Javier Basera or Bacaria. I always almost call him Bacaria. Just because it's been branded by Joe Biden. Javier Bacaria. That's when he was introducing him. Yes. That's the nominee for Health and Human Services Secretary. Anyway, versus Republican Steve Hilton. And this was a fun moment when they were just talking about getting things done for the people. Okay. Well, you've never created a job. You've never actually had to make any money of your own. All you've ever done is spent other people's money in every government job you've had. Um, according to your Democrat colleagues, the ones who worked with you like Susan Rice, who worked with you side by side when you were in the Biden cabinet. She described you as an idiot. She called you bitch ass. What? Why did Susan Rice, a respected political leader, call you an idiot? First, let me correct the record. I have helped create millions of jobs. Well, during my services, I remember Congress in preserving the protects

20:38of first the state of California when I was attorney general when Trump is attacking us. And as Secretary Health and Human Services, I expanded health care to more Americans, which required more doctors, more hospitals. So I'm gonna like what you just said. Steve, the facts show that I've helped create jobs. But to your point, since when do I have to respond to politicians? I'm running for governor of California. I'm looking for the vote of California voters, not some politician in Washington, DC. But by the way, I'll only say this once just so that I get the URL right. But bitchassbacera.com is a thing now launched by the Steve Hilton campaign. So you don't deny being called an idiot or a bitch ass. That much is clear. It just doesn't matter. Just another politician. Got it. That works close beside you. Man, that's a pretty good attack. There's another clip from that debate. We got to get through it around to watch your stories. Straight ahead right here.

22:01All right. The Markley van camp in a Robin show. Jamie Marchley, David van camp. Scott Robinson is off today, getting a big award. We'll be talking about that later. Okay. We just had that clip from this debate in California for governor. Yeah. Have your Baccarrea, Bacera. Steve Hilton. And yeah, that was something. She called you bitchass. Why did Susan Rice a respected political leader call you an idiot and chess? Hmm. Not a great answer to that question, really? No. Why are we talking about some politician? Some politician? There's someone that worked close to you that said this that's on your team. Susan Rice is a celebrity in Democrat political circles. No question about it. Yeah. But there was another point that got brought up. Oh, yeah. Well, during a section on immigration, Bacera called ice mercenaries and then Hilton came back with Bacera's record as HHS secretary during the Biden administration. You know, all those

23:02missing kids. Oh, yeah. How about that? I cannot believe that you're standing there and trying to make these arguments when you were HHS secretary. You were responsible for 479,000 unaccompanied migrant children and for their welfare in camps that you ran. You sent them because you dismantled the vetting that should have made sure that they were with a safe protective family or sponsor. You sent thousands of young children directly into the clutches of child sex and labor traffickers. Hundreds of thousands of children that you were responsible for are still missing today. A hundred thousand of them are under 10 years old. So I cannot believe that you haven't apologized, that you have any kind of sense of shame or responsibility for what you did to those

24:03children and you stand here lecturing people about immigration when you treated these most vulnerable children unaccompanied children in this way. Those those retread Trump talking point. We were the New York Times that Trump and they want to pull its surprise for any for you. Retread talking points. Right. Those are facts, man. Well, yeah, it was well, the the inspector general of HHS during the Biden administration that said, yeah, we can't account for what was it 350,000 kids. Yeah, we don't know where they were. They're off to. No. And then we have the story about a couple of dudes who have been extra-dited back to the United States from Mexico who were running children across the border and they were drugging them so that they could come. Yeah, so they couldn't give coherent answers about their family and let the adults who were trafficking them do the talking to border patrol. Child trafficking was absolutely happening under that administration. Of course,

25:04it's under his watch and it should be a story that 80% of Americans should know, but they don't because we don't have an honest meeting. Well, and thank you. You know, it's been said and not just by Susan Rice, but there are there are quite a few people who have said just working with Havi Airbus era, he isn't very bright. No, he's a dumb guy and lazy. Yeah, and yeah, it doesn't take time to really do the job. He's a team player, though. That's all he'll do really is just do whatever he's told. And that's why he's been useful up until this point. Why the Democrats want him to be the governor of California is he'll do what he's told. But the other thing is you have to be sociopathic to know what happened on your watch. Thousands of children being sent into either like indentured servitude essentially or prostitution on your watch because of your inability to actually tell the truth of what was going on at the border. How do you not just slink away into a

26:10hole for the rest of your life knowing that? These people have no shame, man. I mean, you're trying to crawl inside the thinking of someone like that. I don't know if they think, well, that's just the cost of doing business because these were the policies that we needed to enact for future power for this political party or exactly how their mind works in that. But it's disgusting. Yeah. Anything is he'll be governor. Probably. Yeah. Yeah, it's the odds on, right? Oh yeah, listen, prediction markets take it for what it's worth having at like 95%. Yeah, it's unbelievable. It really is. Um, what was Trump talking about with a group of Hispanic people? Yeah, yeah, in the event with a Hispanic audience at the White House and he was going to give them the first tour of what's what's going on with the ballroom and the, I guess, underground or part of the underground complex.

27:12Apparently, he wanted them to watch their step because it's not quite done yet. And there was a hefty fall and he had a little one liner here. All right. So there's a tunnel going to what will be, I think, the greatest ballroom ever built. It's also a tremendous military complex with a drone port on top. It's, it's quite the place. And you literally will be the first group ever to enter the premises. So be very careful. Don't fall over the edge because it's a long way down and only Hispanic could survive that fall. So I'm not overly worried. I'm not overly worried. So some people were horrified, but the crowd loved it. The crowd loved it. And I don't know, man, I mean, I, at first I was like, I don't know what you're talking about. And then I'm like, well, I have seen dudes up on the roof, like, part mountain goat hopping around there. Yeah, sometimes falling. Yeah. And then they pop right back up. Yeah. I remember the video earlier

28:14this year, two guys actually fighting on the roof and both fell off. Yeah. And then pop right up. And that's like superhuman. It's incredible. Some of my best friends, man, are roopers. Yeah. They even they're like, yeah, that's pretty tough. I'm falling off some, but yeah, that's, that's pretty crazy there, man. All right. This is that time we do it a couple of times. Go around the table. It may not be the biggest story out there, but catch your attention. You want to bring it in? David, today, what's your story? Ben Rhodes. This is the former high level Obama staffer. He was on the talk easy podcast. Rhodes, just to jog your memory, if you're not, if it's like, that sounds familiar. He was the dude who admitted that during the Obama administration, they took advantage of and lied to a bunch of young dumb press that was in love with Obama, knowing that they could create the echo chamber and get the message out. They wanted, which that's what every administration, excuse me, that's what every administration dreams of. They want it. So I don't fault him for

29:16saying that it's more just how humiliating for all the journalists who are covering the Obama administration. Well, usually you don't brag about it. That was the thing. Right. Obama's like calling him up and he's just like, hey, well profile, bro. You're no kidding. And that was over the whole Iran deal. Yes. Where's that going? What are we doing? Yeah. It makes no sense. Well, he was asked if the Obama administration had anything to do with increased polarization in American politics. Oh, okay. Go ahead. I kind of reject the premise that the Obama represented and what Grand Park represented is somehow over and undone by what Trump did because that's not how this works. If you look at the fervency of MAGA, if you look at the extremism of Trump, and if you look at what about Obama kind of contributed to that, I truly believe in my bones

30:17that it wasn't like, I don't know, his response to the financial crisis or, you know, whoa, the war in Libya. It was that he was black. I make no apologies. Okay. I'm not suggesting you were saying this, but like for working for a black man, it became president. And if that's what broke the brains of enough people that they nominated Donald Trump, like, that's telling us to never try to change things. Okay. First of all, if we can go back a second, when he mentions, I don't know if this is the part of the clip. If you look at the extremism of Trump, what do you mean by that? Right. What he says, policy, what exactly are you getting at? But for that audience, it's just a given. Right. Because they've painted him as a racist forever. Mm-hmm. And white nationalism, all this other stuff. But then to say that people didn't like Obama simply because he was black. Right. Okay. I saw you mentioned you had that clip. I hadn't

31:25even heard it yet. I'm like, hold on, wait a second. So for my story, David. All right. Well, I'll just say about that. About that clip, clip real quick. Yeah. I like the idea that everybody was hunky-dory with how Obama handled coming out of the financial crisis. Like bailout stuff was a big deal. Yes, it was. People were mad about it very much so. So I go back. I'm like, I remember reading about all this at the time. Right before Obama took office. All right. 2009. His approval was at 76% with whites. It was over 90% with blacks. 76% approval. I was just because he was black. Right. Give me a break. So I go back and I find this piece from Pew Research January 12, 2010. So you'd been in office about a year, okay? And you look at the polling and everything at

32:26that time. Well, black Americans were more upbeat on so many different fronts. Saying things are so much better for us now. Now, if you fast forward six years, that tune had changed a lot because a lot of what people thought was going to happen didn't happen. And his support among whites was incredibly strong. Check this. This is a part of the Pew piece again from 2010. Most see a black white conversions on values and living standards. And what may be some of the most intriguing findings of this survey. Most blacks join with most whites and saying that the two racial groups have grown more alike in the past decade, both in their standard of living and their core values. 7 and 10 whites and 6 and 10 blacks say that values held by blacks and whites have become more similar in the past 10 years. Similarly, a majority of blacks and nearly 2 thirds of whites say the standard of living gap

33:29between the two has narrowed in the past decade. Like, okay, this is all very interesting. Then the question has the country done enough to give blacks equal rights with whites? This is where you see something different. At the time, whites said 54 percent, yeah, the country's made necessary changes. 36 percent said more changes are needed. With blacks, it was 13 percent that the country's done enough. But with his spannics, 42 percent said, yes, the country has done the necessary changes. There was already a split there. Then blacks view of why many blacks don't get ahead. Is it blacks mostly responsible or discrimination mostly responsible? In 2009, it was about 55 percent, same blacks mostly responsible. And it was under 40 percent that it was discrimination. Where would that be today?

34:33Yeah. And by the way, it was also black saying blacks mostly responsible even in 2002. But if you've noticed and you look at a number of different factors say over the last 50 years, things are so much better than they used to be. But if you deal in race hustling, that grift can't ever end. And what you're trying to do is manipulate people constantly yes, for racial divide. And we've seen it more in the last 10 to 12 years than I can remember. Yeah. Well, in the very vocal activist class in a complicit media, I think it'd been part of that. And one of the things that I think really shifted things in a horrible way was the death of Michael Brown. Hands up don't shoot that lie. Yes. I mean, I know some people sort of point to Trayvon Martin. Yeah, kind of Michael Brown was that was like the real breaking point that gave a lot of the race

35:36hustlers so much of a platform. Yes. And they still to this day say he was murdered when even Obama's own Justice Department found that no, that was a that was a clean shoot. Yes. And dude, it was years later when it had been debunked, they were still saying hands up don't shoot. Which was a load of baloney. So take that for what it's worth. I'm not surprised to hear Ben Rhodes saying what he's still saying. Okay, much to get to. Oh, we've got AI involved in the Nimrods of the news. You're going to like that one and a news update in just a few. Football season, baby, been waiting for this. And if you're looking for a way to make watching those games, even more interesting price picks is ready to go. Check out this offer for new users

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39:47they misidentified somebody, one of the accused. Oh boy. This was in the free press stunning. They served papers to the mom of Matthew Engels, somebody who has been named as a defendant, accusing him of being part of a gang rape at Cornell in 2024. He got put into the official dot-dock it. Internet weirdos have been harassing him. But that Matthew Engels never went to Cornell. He's an active duty sergeant in the Marines. And there are people harassing him and his sister and his mom posting his address posting phone numbers. Unbelievable. This whole thing, the mob that's come out so quickly with all of this. I. Are you surprised? I thought there would be a little bit more restraint. I will admit that. Yeah. We can get into that a little bit later. Yeah. You should have heard the open a good morning America today. It'll make you roll your eyes. All right. We got to get to Nimrod's when the going gets tough. Damn it. This is too high. But dumb get dumber. All right.

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41:57Jamie Markley, David Van Camp, Scott Robbins. Out back tomorrow. He's got a big war today. We'll have more in that a little bit later. Um, we are no longer the woke department or the weak department. Simple translation of that. No fanny. No fatties. No tranny. No bearded. No weirdos. No whimps. No radicals. Just warriors. Pete Higgseth, the state of the force address yesterday at the Marine Corps base in Quantico, Virginia. And it's rubbed some people wrong. Well, do bad. Get over it. I know. Well, he said a lot of good things. That speech that I know certainly rubbed people wrong. But I don't know how you argue it when he says, listen, it's not what color blind. It's merit based. Yeah. I think a lot of people wanted that way. And when he says things like what?

42:59The ideological clowns are out. The patriotic cowboys are in America with testosterone testing on top. Diversity is not our strength. Unity is our strength. I love that. Yes. So many people do. Yes. Um, I mentioned it earlier too. Um, like on Good Morning America. Martha Ratts was certainly not a fan of that. Oh, really? Um, I'll just pick out part of the admirals in general's already gone. Many of them women were the consequence of clinging to the woke department. He also said there would be no more quote fatties, bearded, those weirdoes or whims. That just makes me laugh. I know. I'll finish the report here. So you can run war, which the

43:59secretary is overseeing after early on declaring victory is now in its eighth month, except accused the press of treason for the reporting on the war, calling them anti-American losers. But on Capitol Hill, he is facing growing criticism, including from Republicans, Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie, moving. So much to unpack right there. So much. Thomas Massie is mad at him. Thomas. No, no, not pine cone. Yeah. They always do that. Also getting criticized from Republicans. Yes. And go, you're like, okay, when are they going to mention Massie? There it is. Yes. Of course. It's going to be messy. I don't know. I loved it. I mean, uh, the hearing that speech, there are times when I think that Pete Hegseth kind of overdoes it, but I love it. Um, because I just think it's refreshing. Oh goodness. Yes. Yeah. I think he knows the people that he's leading. Yeah. And that's a big

45:05reason why he's saying what he's saying. Right. This was not a speech for the normies. No. But he also knew what the reaction would be. Um, he also had a bunch of initiatives he talked about laying out six core policy announcements designed to reshape how the military operates, builds, recruits and praise. The autonomous warfare command, a new four star combat and command created to scale up drone AI and robotic capabilities, transition away from legacy only hardware and field high-tech strike capabilities at record speed. Okay. All right. Um, project meridian, futuristic 120-day study group focused on long-term battlefield tech and dominance, co led by high profile private sector giants Elon Musk, Palmer Lockheed and former house speaker, Newt Gingrich, which was a bit of a head scratcher. Maybe you know something. I don't know. Well, he's, he has, uh, had sort of a side

46:07project in looking at like avoiding like an apocalyptic event, uh, like some mainly like he was one of the first guys in Congress. I ever heard talk about the danger of an EMP being detonated over America. In fact, there's a book, uh, called one second after, which is about that, which is, I mean, it's, it's just constantly getting worse and worse, just pounding into your soul because more and more despair comes through very well. But it's a journey, man. But, um, I think he read that book into the, uh, congressional record or something like that. Like he acknowledged this on the house floor. Wow. Like this is something we gotta think about. Um, he also Pete did mention Fortress America, a national security supply initiative aimed at making domestic military bases independent of civilian energy grids and bringing supply chains, including rare earths, microchips and munitions entirely back on

47:08US soil. I mean, in a lot of this stuff, you can say, well, I'm not an expert in this, but this sounds like, oh yeah, pretty good idea. Um, also the next great American base, a nationwide competition. Yes. Asking state governors to pitch land and red tape cuts to build the first brand new classical style US military installation in 40 years, housing up to 25,000 troops. Then there's the American Corps of Cadets, an expansion of officer commissioning pipelines, partnering with institutions like LSU, Liberty University, Toskeygi, Mississippi State, and Hillsdale College to create a new generation of patriotic discipline focused officer candidates. And you can hear the left screaming and pain over that one. But they need to be what about reading white fragility? It must be in dance theory. I don't know. And then lastly, the office of religious affairs, a newly established department reporting

48:09directly to the Secretary of War to cut through red tape, protect chapel budgets, and prioritize spiritual readiness for service members who identify with a faith. So it's a whole culture shift all right. From what we've seen before. And as different people have commented and I would agree you got the Mark Millies of the world. What about white rage? Or Lloyd Austin, well, just want to put another shield over his face. The guy who just disappears for weeks on end with the whole explanation. Yeah. And then no discipline. Yeah, happens. It's just kind of crazy. Man, just when you think, okay, this Cornell thing is kind of losing its theme now that more information has come out and people have read this, you know, police report of what this Jane Doe had actually said to investigators a couple of years ago. This will probably die out, but it's not.

49:14Oh, no, it's not. Well, this is if you haven't heard it, it's a story where a couple of years go at Cornell, young woman who hasn't been identified is at a frat party. She's she's been drinking. And then she goes into a private room with a couple of guys. They had talked about hooking up together. All three of them. They're doing ketamine. They're drinking. The first two guys are hammered because one of them, well, he can't perform. Then falls asleep. AKA passes out. The other guy is like dry heaving in a waist basket. Oh my god. Then other guys come in and there's phone around happening and all of this. That's the initial story in their text messages. Now that have come out where she was telling people, hey, it's okay. We're just not just let's just not talk about it. Let's move on. And then what it sounds like is that she talked to her friends and her friends convinced her to go talk to the police. And then that's how we got the

50:15initial police report, which again does not allege that she was assaulted or raped. And now it's turned into this gang rape thing. And the shocking thing about this is they said, well, they just tried to sweep this under the rug. No, they didn't. They punished the whole fraternity for it. Yes. Well, and I mean, it's all reprehensible. Oh, yeah, I'm not endorsing what they were doing there at all. But as far as an attack or a rape or a sexual assault, when you read the interview, if you're just being an honest broker, you don't come away with that at all. No. Was it regretful? I'm sure. Oh, yeah. But you, you know, are just getting your news update this morning from ABC. ABC News obtains documents and text messages from Cornell's internal investigation into the alleged sexual assault. What we're seeing on social media, a new trend. I am Jane Doe. I knew that would make you roll your eyes. I saw that because there are people who even though

51:17these guys have all been named, their pictures are all over the place. And there was a mistake in identity issue where the and this was on the part of the lawyers representing Jane Doe. They filed the wrong information for one of the guys and some due to a never attended Cornell, never been to Cornell. There's a sergeant in the Marine Corps. He's getting harassed. His mom's getting harassed. Sisters getting harassed because the online mob is so rabid about this because they don't know most of the story. No, it's the algorithm. Yeah. But so, but, you know, they're protecting the identity of the accuser. And so a bunch of women are going on there. I am Jane Doe. You can stop asking. I'm a good person. Look at me. All the virtues signaling. It is enough to make you want to puke. So yeah, that's still out there. Meanwhile, that has John Piker's back in the

52:19news. Oh, yeah. He was at UT, University of Texas, that weird communist twitch streamer Hassan Piker. He is a big fan of white supremacist James Talleriko, the US Senate nominee for Democrats in Texas. But he is issuing a warning to that unrepentant racist. And it's not to stop being so racist, especially towards black women. But in fact, it's, hey, remember, your horrors. Oh, got it. All right. Hopefully after James Talleriko wins, we got to hold him to account. We got to make sure that he doesn't become another do nothing, Democrat businesses usual. And we got to keep up that pressure. And we have to remind him that we are the force that backed him both early on. And we are the force that allowed him to win this seat of power. And if he wants to maintain it, he's got to play ball. That's gangster stuff there. I do like that. I do like how so many Democrats. And I don't blame him, I guess, for thinking that he's such a big power broker, because he's really not.

53:23Most people don't even know who the hell he is. They don't. But Democrats are the ones who brought him in. They're the ones who said, yeah, this is art. This is going to be the liberal Joe Rogan, which always makes me laugh. And I have to repeat it because you have the liberal Joe Rogan. His name is Joe Rogan. Yes. Look, my good. He just has a form of sanity, right? That said, you guys are crazy. But you see that video come out because I don't paint that much attention unless that dude's in the news. I think it was January, 2025. He's all dressed up as a furry or he's dressed up in some sort of dress up in like a French made outfit. Yeah, yeah, that was it. What is that about? Well, I think he has said before that he is spiritually gay. But not gay. And that's a form of Joe Rogan. Somebody better tell Rogan that man. That's insane because I guess that would be the left version of Joe Rogan.

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57:30Number five Middle East crude exports have rebounded to 98% of free war levels per JP Morgan. Number four, the Texas Department of Public Safety says that they foiled a plan to attack the Texas State Capitol in Austin 40 year old Betty Carr caldera junior was arrested in the San Antonio suburb of Converse. He was angry about a pack and like the Jews very much, he wanted to exterminate people, according to a friend who turned him in. So he was taken into the bear county jail and then the FBI took custody of him today. Number three, Krista Gail Pike was set to be put to death in Tennessee for the torture and murder of a classmate in 1995. However, the lethal injection attempt failed twice. She was taken to a hospital. The suspicion is that she's probably a brain dead or something. Okay. Yeah. It's just a bonkers situation. I was shocked when I woke up and started reading

58:31about these reports this morning. Dude, again, her even lawyers said, this is the one thing I want clear about. We want an all female injection team. Yeah. Or we want basically the firing squad or hanging. Yes. Either a Marsha Blackburn is running for governor of Tennessee said, this is why I'm going to bring back the electric chair. Oh, Galley. I think firing squad is fine. Yes. That's quicker. And honestly, more humane. 100%. I just don't understand that part of it. Was it at all female lethal injection team? I believe there was a male doctor, the same one who botched an earlier. Well, I don't know if it's fair to say botched it because basically couldn't find a vein and didn't feel comfortable going through with it. Okay. So anyway, number two, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the copilot he tried to hijack an airplane on the way to Tel Aviv

59:33had undergone radical Islamist training. And I'll tell you that guys have an a real bad day because he is not only being interrogated by Saudi officials, but massage going to get his hands on him. Oh, yeah. That's going to be an interesting, some, some not fun times in Saudi Arabia. That's probably why he was begging while still on the plane for somebody to kill. He's just killed me. Yeah. And then number one, a dual UK Iranian national. This is just now breaking has been arrested over that RAF Fairford incident in the UK. The the attempted, well, what they're saying was an attempted terrorist attack that got broken up by a farmer. Yes. Yeah. They have arrested now a dual UK Iranian national involved with this plot. And again, I don't bail the others. Yeah. But they're under the strictest conditions possible. Oh, yeah. See, that's where you're wrong, buddy. That's what Andy Burnham, the prime minister said. Yeah. No, the strictest conditions would be not out on bail.

1:00:39Exactly. It's such a head scratcher. Like this story out of Milwaukee, I had mentioned. I arrested. Are you familiar with Salah? Sarsauer? My saying that last name right, I always ask what you're holding. Is that Linda Sarsauer? Is the women's march? Yeah. Yeah. Lady. Yeah. This is Salah. Okay. He's the president of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee. This was back in April. Now, he's got deep ties to Hamas and was a board member of American Muslims for Palestine. And in the story, what local media didn't say at the time that he's got a rap sheet going back to the 90s. He was jailed for eight months in Israel for supporting Hamas. He was named an FBI memos as a Hamas fundraiser tied to the Holy Land Foundation, the biggest terror financing conviction in US history. His brother admitted that that family used their furniture business to funnel cash to Hamas operatives. And AMP was exposed as a rebranded Hamas support

1:01:41pipeline. The government said he lied about his history on his green card application. And so you had Wisconsin Democrats demanding his release. But the Trump administration can't deport him. But you got Democrats now saying, this is completely unfair and I stand with him. What are we doing? Aiding in a betting terrorist. Yes. Very much so. Okay. We got a couple of updates. And then the whole hero story from that hijack claim coming up. The Markley van camp and Robin show Jamie Marley David van camp Scott Roberts is out today. He's

1:02:45accepting a big award. Yes. That will be back tomorrow. He's pretending to not be excited about it. I'm telling you, dude. He's excited about it. He's excited about it. He's very touched by it. He's like, Oh, Karen. Just like, dude, you're you're going to post on Facebook about it. The second you can. Oh, buddy. Yeah. So yeah, we're going to have some fun with that a little bit later. Just saw this headline. Death row inmates across the country put in requests for all female execution teams. Thank you, Babylon. Be after the Christ of Pike botched execution in Tennessee. Yeah. The governor saying, yeah, we're going to halt those for a while. Yeah. And they should. And I was too. And you could say, well, they couldn't find the van on the other one. But this one, that one report from Fox. Yeah. She felt like my arms were going to explode. Yeah. Lee, man. That's like they're doing the injection instead of the firing squad because what it's more

1:03:46humane. That's what they say. It's not. I mean, look at look at the stat. It's something like seven and a half percent failure rate. And there are a lot of factors that go into that one is because of a scarcity of the actual drugs because a bunch of pharmaceutical companies, especially European ones, don't want to distribute it for the purposes of carrying out the death penalty. Now, if you want to kill someone who's depressed in Canada, they're more than happy to oblige. But are right. But a ruthless murderer. Yeah. By the way, the whole joke from Babylon B is because the legal team for this woman had requested an all female injection team for her execution. Yeah. Okay. And I was unclear, but you say there was a dude there, but he was part of the other one. I was botched. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Um, but yeah. I mean, yeah, there have been a lot of jokes that,

1:04:48I mean, it's dark humor. It is absolutely dark. Oh, yeah. I mean, listen, I'm not going to lose any sleep over this woman's discomfort. No. You can't do that. That's not how this is supposed to go. Obviously, but, um, uh, like, there are a lot of jokes out there like a picture of a woman talking to her husband saying, I found a really cute execution method on Pinterest. Oh, oh, man. Um, yeah. I mean, you got to have a certain sense of humor that I can't help it. That's fine. Another headline UK terrorist suspects back in custody after sharing meme. Also, of course, the Babylon B because yeah, people get thrown in jail for memes, but they're out on bail for a thwarted terrorist attack. Yes. Just crazy. Last one I'll share is Christy, known, Filesford of War is expected to get half of husband's bras. Okay. I forgot about that. That was a that was quite the caper. Wasn't it?

1:05:55The husband was dressing as a woman all the time. Oh, yeah. And like, had some sort of humiliation, kink and all that and had like the oversized hot guy breasts. Oh, my God. Who knows, man. Some people may look like they have it all together. You have no freaking idea. No idea. Yeah. Um, we talked about the thwarted terrorist attack on that plane. Yeah. Because of well, the pilot that got stabbed was able to, you know, even soaked in blood, click the door open to where this dude, um, rushes in and puts the attacker into a chokehold, um, drags him out. Um, well, they say the guy was a plumber. Yeah, they said he was in his really plumber. Yeah. I heard Trump say something like, you know, and they're strong. You can't carry it a lot of stuff. That's true, man. And anyway, he said when he went in there,

1:06:55there were no pilots in the seats, just the terrorists on the controls between the two seats. And then that part, you mentioned it yesterday. It was when Netanyahu asked, did you know what you were doing when he got his hands on the controls of the plane to stop the nose dive? Yeah. And he answered, I watch Air Crash investigation, Mr. Prime Minister. Yes, it's a documentary series about real life aviation disasters. Yeah. And he was able to like pull back on it up and to stop the nose dive. It really is miraculous. Well, they're, yeah, I was seeing some aviation experts just talking about, I don't know all the physics involved, obviously, I'm not a pilot. Talking about how much of a miracle it was that they were able to pull out of that and that the plane actually held together during that rapid descent. Yeah, it's, it's crazy. There was a book I read. It was years ago now. And there was one

1:07:57chapter that talked about a lot of airline disasters. And basically, it was pilots that had been trained a certain way, but under duress, your brain speeds up at a pace that what you would normally do doesn't happen anymore. And, but for this guy, it's just like, I know what I saw in this show, so I just kind of did it. Right. The other part of the story, the attacker believed to be Omani. So Israel's investigating how he was clear to operate the flight to Tel Aviv, given that Omani and Israel have no diplomatic relations and Israel imposed a strict controls on foreign crew flying in its airspace. Yeah. And exactly how did that happen? And of course, now you've got people out there saying, this is a false flag. And, you know, the Israel derangement syndrome is, running on high. Not surprised. That surprised at all. Last night, debate in California.

1:08:58Yeah. Steve Hilton, Javier Bacaria. I'm just going to keep calling him Bacaria. It's a no much to form president Joe Biden. Yes. That's what he called him. He saw Bacera and turned it into Bacaria. Javier Bacaria. Thank you. Well, Javier Bacera Bacaria went really nasty on the topic of immigration, trying to score cheap political points. He's not very good at this. I mean, they'll still win because he got a d next to his name. But he's not very good. Okay, roll it. Steve, you're, is that the clip? All right. Steve, you're running for governor of California. And you'll enforce Trump's laws at the federal level, but you won't enforce state laws at our level. California welcomed you into California. And you welcomed ice mercenaries into our state in return. How does that? How do you square that? You know, you're an immigrant. I have fought all my life to make life better for immigrants to represent them well, to defend them, to let them talk

1:10:00about illegals, right? Well, you're not supposed to let ice in. You're not. Represent them well, to defend them, to let them grow and build like my parents. But here's the problem I have with your policies. You seem to welcome immigrants who look like you, but deport immigrants who look like me. We need to have a governor who will protect everyone who works hard. Well, isn't that the thing, man? If you can't win the argument, you just go to the same things. It's racism. It's sexism. Right. Blah blah blah blah. I don't need to stand here and listen to you say that you'll enforce Trump's laws, but you won't enforce California state laws. You're not enforcing. And your party isn't enforcing. California law, as it is now. And what a disgraceful remark that was. I don't think people want to hear that kind of remark in a debate like this. I think probably right about that. That's handling it pretty well. Yeah. I mean, for a clear thinking person, they see through it. Yeah. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like enough clear

1:11:04thinkers in California. No, just based on who they voted for in the past and who they're probably going to vote for this time, too. All right. It's that time. We do it a couple of times today. Go around the table. It may not be the biggest story that you saw all day. The menus were interested, wanted to bring it in. David always brings in good ones. What do you got for your story now, David? Harvard hosted an event called against the pathology of unruly bodies. Apparently, it was a pro obesity panel. And I'm not not making that up. It's like, there's this conspiracy theory that a lot of these activists, some of them are familiar faces. If you pay attention to this stuff, who'd say that like GLP ones is fat genocide. Oh my gosh. It's amazing. Well, artist in residence, that's her job, Roxanne Gay, who's the cousin of the former president of Harvard, said this when asked about health insurance companies. Okay. I'm pulling it up, man. Some of these things are just too insane.

1:12:08Free Luigi for one. What? I think that's a really important question. For better, not better. There's no better, but for worse and worse, the health insurance industry is actually equal opportunity evil. They are terrible for thin people, for fat people, for white people, for black people, for Asians, middle easterners, everyone in between. So you're part of Maha. Yes, right. Well, I just like how casually at an elite institution, you can be like, well, one, yeah, we should murder them. What? Right. And I bet you anything that all those people are also against the death penalty. You're probably right about that. Death penalty unless you're doing it, you know, in cold blood by your own hands in the middle of the street. When you see more and more stories about the elite universities, you'd never want to send

1:13:14your kid there. Oh, heck no. I mean, that's years of undoing like you got to send them to a specialist or something after that. Okay, for my story, I'm preface this story this way. I remember years ago, Robbins and I talking about Robin Williams and Robin's talking about how that guy drives me nuts. I just don't find them funny. This manic thing, whatever. And what was it, David? Was within the week. Yeah, I was a week later. Yeah. He's gone. Yeah. And Rob's like, I feel terrible. I you know what I said, my gosh, dude, well, you weren't lying. Right. Yeah, but now I really feel bad. Well, and sometimes that happens. Yeah, Scott Robbins killed Robin Williams. He don't call me. So I preface that by saying this, I see in the news, Billy Joel has a brain disorder.

1:14:16You've been very outspoken about Billy Joel. Well, I don't I don't wish him any harm, but he is a terrible human being. And why do you say that he's a terrible human being? You can hear it in the songs. Good people don't write songs like that. I don't want him to suffer. Is there a particular song? All of them, the whole catalog. It doesn't matter. Piano Man, only a woman, Alan Towne doesn't have the longest time. That was not a good one. There are some Billy Joel songs that really like anyway, Billy Joel said he doesn't want people to worry about him with this, basically this brain disorder. And I was unfamiliar with the story to know it was even going on. And I'd play you exactly what he said, but we've got a malfunction. But I can tell you, he said, I know people are worried about me because they read that I have a brain disorder, which sounds a lot worse than it actually is. I'm okay. My balance isn't that good. Well, it's a little bit of my

1:15:18hearing, but that maybe have to do with my age too. And the rock and roll life and the loud volume probably didn't help. But I'm fine. I want people to not have to worry about me. I'm okay. I appreciate your call. So there you go. It's normal pressure. And I can't pronounce the word brain disorder that causes an excessive accumulation of fluid in the brain's ventricles. So it affects balance, vision, hearing, walking, that sort of thing. So there you go. And you wish him the best. I'm sure I wish him the best, even if he's a terrible person because I'm not a terrible person like Billy Joel. Gally. Man. Okay. Something we got to get to coming up for a Numerides of the news. It's a woman that pulls a gun, but it's the way local news handled it. I can't wait for you to hear. And a news update and just to be ready.

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1:19:44All right, David. I know you got a news update and this is Nimrod. This is wild to me. I'll make it very quick then because I want to lean into it. The governor of Tennessee has ordered all state executions to be suspended and launched an independent review after Christopher Pike survived her execution attempt. Independent review. It failed, right? Okay, here's Nimrod's. Where when the going gets tough. Damn it. This is too hard. But dumb get dumber. It's Nimrods in the news on the Markley Man Camp in Robin's show. I love the poorly educated. All right. Nimrods in the news. We go to Indianapolis where there's a children's store. Once upon a child they take clothes, things like that. So you got Lady coming in and she's got her kid with her and the kid gets into this little motorized toy car. You're not supposed to do that. It's just kind of there for decoration. I take it and they tell her, hey, that's not supposed to be played

1:20:44with policy. This woman, Tamiya, statin, she's 21. Said, all right, well the kid keeps playing with it. They go to remind her, hey, that's not for the kid to play with. She pulls a gun out of the purse. Hello. Oh yeah. Now I'm going to pick it up with the local news affiliate doing the story because what they want to do after they're telling the story is bringing a psychologist to weigh in on it. Yes. The story was against their policy later telling detectives statin reacted explosively, launching threats like we can fight about it, we can get down and I can use this. Referencing a gun she pulls from her purse. Who can judge it at employees? Most times when someone reacts. And that's Nimrods in the news. Jamie Markley, David Van Cam and Scott Robin. We just become best friends.

1:21:45Yeah. Making sense of it all. Oh my god. And having some fun. Light and fresh. This is the Markley Van Cam and Robin's show. The Markley Van Cam and Robin's show. Jamie Markley, David Van Cam, Scott Robinson is out. Has nothing to do with the Cubs. He was getting on award today. We'll be talking about it later and certainly having some fun with that tomorrow. Very insensitive and cruel. No, we're going to have fun and highlight the incredible career of one Mr. Scott Robbins. Yes. We got an update out of Tennessee. Yes. The governor Bill Lee saying that there is a third party investigation into the botched execution of that woman, Christa Pike. She survived two different doses and that was a maximum apparently sitting there in the execution chamber for close to an hour.

1:22:52What I've heard some people saying, why stop it too? I'm thinking probably because it's torture, but I, well, at the same time, I'm sorry, man, it may be insensitive, but I know there's people dropping dead from fentanyl overdose is all over the place. You can't, and that's on accident. It's a strange thing that you can't complete this somehow some way, right? Anyway, that investigation will be thorough and it's going to take time. And therefore, the last scheduled execution for this year will not take place. Tennessee is deserve a justice system that's fair, that's consistent, that is faithfully administered. My responsibility as uphold the sentences that Tennessee juries have handed down, even when it's difficult. And that is exactly what we intend to do.

1:23:52Okay. The full investigation. And I suppose what? Not enough got in this person's system to kill right. How? Right. Is that taken investigation that takes a long time? Maybe it does. Well, yeah, they're wondering, they need to see you like how long were the, were the drugs on the shelf? Was there a lack of potency? I mean, yeah, looks like it. I just don't understand that. The whole like measuring out exact doses when you're killing somebody, when that's the goal, that's the end result that is required under law, that you're having to what? Like measure out in tablespoons. I don't know. You're not, you're not making a cake. You're killing somebody. Right. Yeah, you would want to OD. What? Right. Doesn't make sense. Now, Tennessee law doesn't currently authorize a firing squad as a standard option.

1:24:56Okay. Why? Because well, that would be a, it specifies lethal injection as the primary method. It does provide for electrocution as an alternative in certain circumstances. Okay. Is this some sort of anti gun thing? I'm seriously trying to understand it because listen, this is, it's a small sample size. I get it. But so far, just in talking to a few people, it's like seven out of seven. Your choice would be firing squad. Yeah. It's over. I don't get it. Yeah. I don't know. I would say let's open it up to a poll, but because Scott is out today, if you want to message the show on Facebook, don't give Scott any context. Just message I would like to die by click. Okay. Don't do it for his heart. Oh, gosh. Or I would, how does I

1:26:01would like to be executed if it were my choice by firing squad or lethal injection or whatever it is. Just no context provided. I just wanted to come in the next day and be like, why are people telling me how they want to die? Yeah. Holy smokes. Yeah. But, but yeah, I think the thing is what the lethal injection is that they try to say that's the more like humane thing. That's, you know, what it is is it sanitizing for the state because killing somebody is an act of violence and they don't want it to get messy. I think the death penalty should be on the table for the most heinous criminals and crimes committed. Absolutely. But this whole idea of trying to wash your hands and sanitize what that means leads to more problems than it solves. All right. I'm asking AI right now. Why not? Why not the firing squad? It's messy. Let's see. brutal. Has its own legal and practical

1:27:07concerns. Let's see if this makes sense. Okay. Potential reliability of firing squad doesn't depend on obtaining specialized pharmaceutical drugs. His proponents argue that it could be more reliable than lethal injection. Well, yes, of course. I wouldn't call that a concern. Potential speed death may occur quickly. May occur quickly. It better. Right. I mean, well, how far out are you with a rifle? What are you? Ten yards, maybe? I would think if you've seen pictures of them before, it's not any more than that, right? That's pretty easy. Seven people sit around. Yeah. Although that doesn't guarantee every execution would proceed without complications. What the gun jams are something? Well, you guys, that's, that's temporary. Yeah. Um, legal challenges. Tennessee would have to establish a protocol and defend it against constitutional challenges. Okay. And public perception, a firing squad is a visibly violent method.

1:28:10And lawmakers may be reluctant to bring it back. Yep. More so than this woman going, my arm is on fire. It's going to explode. That's the thing. If you're saying something like the firing squad is off the table because it's too graphic, then really you're just making an argument against the death penalty. Right. Because if you think that like killing somebody with a needle versus killing somebody with a gun is substanceively different, then you have a warp sense of what killing somebody is. Yes. Very much so. Okay. So that's the update there. Robbins hot takes on. Okay. We got all sorts of robins stuff out of context. It's just funny. Did you get the F bombs out of that one at least? Well, yeah, it was it and he didn't mean anything by it. It was someone with a certain condition. Yeah. And you were trying to say that guy's got a disability and he didn't believe it. He's like, that's not a disability. Is it? And it was just funny the way that back. It's not takes on

1:29:11people with disabilities. Is that a disability? It's covered. But the disability. I forget what the disease is actually called. But it is a disease. It is actually like a genetic. Yes. Well, disorder. Yeah. Yeah. It is. It is the war winner today by the way, kids. It's like it's like younger guy. Charnews. Blinden Graham. That some people have health and physical challenges. Yes. It's not their fault. No, the guy's a total professional though. And has been for years. It's just a certain condition. It's got like what? That's a disease. It was just hilarious. Anyway, he wanted a pioneer award is what the award was today. And the thing that I think meant so much to him is it's not like he campaigned for it. Someone nominated him for it. And then voted on and he was receiving it. And hopefully,

1:30:19I'm not quite sure exactly what time that award was going on. I just knew we had to take the day off because it was happening during the show. A couple of guys we know are there. And hopefully recording the acceptance speech that we could certainly have fun with. All right. And then you think he's going to cry? Our friends in Dallas, dude, that was the first thing they asked this morning. And I thought, no, he'll, he, he's not much. Like if it was some sort of heartfelt thing between him and I, I'm going to shed the tear before he does. Yeah, I think that's true. And I think you would before he does. Yeah, probably. It depends on what it is, but yeah, probably. But if he does weep during it, man, that'll be incredible. We'll have fun with it. Well, if we don't, if we don't get any audio of it from the event, then it'll go down on the record as he cried like a baby. Oh, there you go. We just felt bad

1:31:22about playing playing it on the air because it was so blubbery. Like out of Kensinger is super cry. I've seen the guy not crying. He doesn't know that I was asked to narrate it. The award that's given to him, like talking about his entire career, how he went from here to here and all this stuff. So I think that will all be of surprise as he sees it. So, oh man, we'll see what happens. I don't know. Come on. I don't know. This is a story out of Michigan. Nurse there has been charged. Did you even hear about this? I didn't see it in too many places. So, federally charged after prosecutors say she helped a Mexican national in ice custody walk out of Trinity Health and Arbor Hospital and disappear. According to the criminal complaint, Chloe Renee Freeman got the guy from a CT scan room after he injured himself trying to flee ice agents, removed his IV and

1:32:25escorted him out through the ambulance bay. And you can see it on security video footage. She later told investigators she knew he was an iced detainee subject to removal, but decided he was no longer quote in custody because agents were not standing with him in the room. She also said she opposed ice family separation policies and knew she was going to set him free. And he has not been located since. Oh, there you go. She faces a federal misdemeanor for assisting the the escape of a person under arrest, punishable up to a year in prison. And you know what's so crazy is that in her peer group and probably among her colleagues, she's a hero. Yes, she's a fighter. Yep. Yeah, unbelievable. At the end of last hour, I had four Nimrods in the news, the story out of Indianapolis where this 21 year old woman, Tamiya Staten,

1:33:26goes to this kid's store once upon a child. Looks like they do like clothes, people donate clothes or maybe I don't know. Going there and shop for clothes, you can get paid to give clothes, whatever. She goes in there with a kid and there's this little motorized car. The kid starts getting in the car and they tell it's against policy. He can't ride in the car. And she's like, all right. And then kid keeps going. They remind her she pulls a gun out. The craziest thing to me was the local news affiliate, which is a Fox affiliate that brings in the psychologist expert to talk about anger issues. Well, in the business, we call that enterprising, Jamie. Oh my gosh. It's only been a little bit of. You're telling detective Staten reacted explosively, launching threats like we can fight about it. We can get down and I can use this referencing a gun she pulls from her purse to point at employees. Most times when someone reacts with a violent

1:34:28weapon or an anger, it typically isn't automatic like that. Licensed mental health counselor, Kimble Richardson explained people are often hard. By the way, Kimble, he's got his shirt and bow tie. Oh yeah. With the jacket. He was just saying it doesn't look magga. Let's just say it that way. Okay. Interesting stress before something causes them to boil over violently. He shared advice for anyone who may suddenly find themselves on the other way. We get tips. Yes, tips. When you're calm or as calm as you can be in a situation, it tends to help another person who might be feeling out of control to be calmer. Let the person know I'm listening to you. I don't want you to get hurt. I don't want to get hurt. Let's see what we can do to resolve this. So a gang banger pulls a gun on you and that's the conversation you want to have with him at that time. I love to. On your side crew turns to what was his title actually? What are you? Some sort of

1:35:33counselor, right? Yes. Yeah. Whose expert opinion is most people don't bring out a gun at a toy and clothing store for children. Exactly. No. I don't have a fancy degree, but I could tell you that. There's another part of it. The problem's not feeling anger. The problem is what you do about. That's what we try to teach people is when you're starting to get up. Yeah. See, fund the police and send these clowns out to a serious situation. Good luck with that. Leslie Financial Group is not a law firm. Ask yourself this question. Is it really worth holding on to that times here that you know you need to get rid of? Here's the truth. The average maintenance fee just went up over 17%. That could have been 117%. And there's nothing you can do about

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1:38:42One, two, three, four, five. All right. Number five. This came out of nowhere, but the DOJ is reviewing whether the special prosecutor's office that investigated the Watergate break-in committed misconduct. Are we going to have Richard Nixon be vindicated by history? That'll be really interesting. Wow. Number four, a Middle East crewed exports have rebounded to 98% of their pre-war levels reaching about 17 and a half million barrels per day. Number three, the governor of Tennessee has ordered all state executions to be suspended. And he also launched an independent review after Christopher Pike survived her execution attempt. Number two, a dual UK, Iranian National has now been arrested in the UK over that RAF air for or I'm sorry RAF Fairford incident last weekend. And number one, okay, I know it's not the biggest story of the day, but you know,

1:39:45there's a lot of talk about AI and all of this. There's books coming out and there is a you're hearing what I'm saying. That's good. We have been, yes, we have we have been having some there's some storms rolling in in these parts and we're having some interesting tech issues as a result of that. Well, and people were wondering earlier, it has, and this is what Sonny had to say. I don't understand how you can spend an entire trial arguing that she did it, but she's not criminally responsible because she was suffering from a psychotic episode in postpartum psychosis, and then turn around in front of the very same judge and say there's no evidence that she did it. I'm not convinced he's not on our feet because like I think that is a terrible. Yeah, no, that's not the same. We're not talking about every talking point that was like that the ticked light hit up. It's very conspiracy theory and not grounded in the law. And I don't I don't love this new position. But you have to be crazy. Let's face it to kill your children. Yeah, you have to be mentally ill to do that.

1:40:51I don't think she's arguing that. No. Oh. Is Joy on some other planet? I think maybe the dementia is settling in finally. But as far as Sonny Austin, it's almost like, did she drink out a Federman's mug? Is she getting wiser? Her side piece is a mega bro. Oh my gosh. Okay, a couple of updates and more on Scott Robbins today. I think it's a good one. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The more you've been camping Robin show.

1:41:51David van camp. Scott Robbins. He's out today. He'll be back tomorrow. He was accepting his Pioneer Award for broadcasting. Years decades of excellence. Oh, yes. No more in that in just a second. You got a news update? Well, I do. It's some leftover stuff from the Hispanic Heritage Month event at the White House that the president put on yesterday. And here's part of what he talked about the successes of his administration. I hated to do this to the Mexicans. We love the Mexican, but the Gulf of Mexico is now the Gulf of America. Is that okay? There could be a few people in the room that don't love that one, but what the hell? I like how also he described it in another part of that statement as another really cool thing we did. And I think that's true. I think that's how he views things like that. Like it's just kind of cool stuff that he can do. Yes, I can rename the Gulf of Mexico. Oh, yeah, man. Let's do it.

1:42:53He'll be talking about it years from now. You know, I did that, right? Yes, we remember, of course. He was also talking to some reporters today about what happened with that flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv. And it's miraculous that that wasn't a complete tragedy. Yeah. The way the pilot was able to open the door and then the attacker was subdued. But apparently there's some more info that he has. He's not ready to go with it, but he'll tell you kind of what it is. I think anybody brings people about whether or not the guy, the pilot of the flight, he five basically is like a man. He's going to get under right now. He's very open with that. I would say cancer based on what I'm hearing is yes, but what I'm working on it right now. But it's basically yes, but we're working on it. So link to Iran, which that would be also going along with the thwarted attack in the UK. Yes. And I think you're probably going to see more of that.

1:43:55And I know there's a lot of people on edge right now. There was a plane that had to be diverted to Germany. I haven't seen any updates on that. But that was today where it was another flight coming from the Middle East on its way to the UK that there was some sort of mid-air emergency. They had to ground it. And the first thing people think is, okay, here we go. Is this another one? I know. But I don't think it is because I haven't seen it, like I said, I haven't seen any updates on it. I'm certainly looking for it if there is any. But yeah, but that's that's just the world that we're in right now. Because I think Iran's getting desperate. Yeah. Well, the thing is if one of these succeeds, I think you are going to see the old fire infuri unlike you've seen before. And I don't know if that's what they want to campy. Or is it? I think it's like go out and blaze the glory. Yeah. For some of those guys, you wonder if that's

1:44:59it because then they would be killed as martyrs. And that's more to their glory. And that doesn't make sense to a whole lot of the world. But that's just how they do it, man. Yes. Speaking of the UK, don't have to get deep into this. I'll just kind of give you the highlights. Taylor wire had a piece. It was inside Britain's infrastructure of information control. Hmm. And it's Orwellian. Let's just put it that way. And I think it's where we were going if Trump didn't win in 2024. Just with what information was able to be shared and the way they are controlling information now. It's frightening. Because if you get enough people in charge around the world that can really control the information. I mean, total civilizations are controlled. Totally. And right now America is the prize. Yes. Because coming from all

1:45:59fronts, and that's the one thing where I'm a little surprised that the Trump administration hasn't been more of a crackdown on the tic-tox of the world. Because in a lot of the algorithms, it's turning people against one another by design. Yeah. That Robbie Swavr, so-of-however you say his name, I don't know if he still does a thing on the hill used to do. Oh, yeah. Yeah. He had an interesting insight. He's not... wasn't complaining about it, but he said, you know, it's very interesting just looking at different platforms because he's posted about the Cornell rape allegations. And he's skeptical. Like a lot of people trying to be fair about this and say, well, the pattern in the timeline does suggest that she was getting embarrassed because the word was getting out that she had been in this situation and put herself in this room. Right. And then it's like her friends are saying, well, you were sexually assaulted,

1:47:02even though the initial statement didn't really seem like that would be the case. And certainly in the days after this occurred, she did not... she was talking to the guys involved. Right. Which not your usual gang rape situation. Right. And he said it's interesting because on, posting on X and even YouTube, you know, getting heated comments back and forth, some people support, some people don't, all that. Because... but the shocking thing is on Instagram. Yeah. That's where people are threatening to kill me. And he's not complaining because that, especially if you're in the online space, that's part of it. You're gonna deal with nuts. You'll deal with crazy people. He just said it was very interesting how on that particular platform, that's where a lot of the craziness is coming out. So it's like, you know, Instagram and TikTok are radicalizing forces.

1:48:03Wow. As opposed to X, which again, remember when they said, oh, it's just this right wing hate machine early on. And Elon Musk took over. And then it's... Yeah. You know, you got universities crunching the numbers trying to prove that it's this right wing haven and it is the most politically balanced social media platform available. Yes. By the way, how is Blue Sky doing? Because you were watching that for a while. I was for no idea. I got banned from... Oh, yeah, that's right. Within a day. That's the left wing one. Yeah. If you're not following it. That is... It doesn't seem to have taken off the way they had hoped. No, it's basically a lot of very, very angry liberals yelling at each other constantly. And it's kind of funny. The lesbian bar story that came out. It was so funny how many people were trying to say, oh, yeah, we're normal people. This is a crazy story because they like said it was racist and ableist that in 2026, a bar was

1:49:05going to have a mask optional night. Right. But man, the backlash to that was on. You need to talk about... Or you need to talk to people who need to mask still. You need to talk to marginalized communities and all that stuff. Oh my goodness. Yeah, it's insufferable. Wow. That's why most of the lips who said, well, I'm going to Blue Sky have crawled back to Twitter. Yeah. X. Well, and then you think about just in general, the smartphone. Yeah. And it's an incredible device in so many different ways. But people ask the question, are we better off with it than we were 20-something years ago without it? The tough one, isn't it? For all the conveniences, I love having just an infinite number of songs available. I love to have audiobooks, GPS, and be able to make calls all on one device. But yeah, the social media stuff is... I don't know. I'm waiting for if there is a true backlash to social media. And I think it may happen with kids between the

1:50:09ages of where my kids are and where your kids are, Jamie. So I'm talking about people in middle school right now and moving forward. I think that backlash may actually occur. I just saw a piece today. Restaurants are doing no phone sections. Yeah. Which was like the incredible no smoking section. And some restaurants. I do wonder... Like a Panderoza in 1985. I do wonder if you're eventually going to have Apple come out because you know they're always just barely changing the iPhone and saying, it's this great thing. Oh yeah. What if they have one where there is no access to like the App Store? They say it's iPhone basic and you charge people maybe by the time that they come around to that idea, it'll phone your average phone will be $2,000. Right. They say, hey, this one's going to be 1500. You have the maps. Yep. You can you can listen to Applebooks, music, music, but that's it. You can't download anything. Our podcast. Our podcast, of course. Yes. Yeah. iTunes podcasts. Yeah. And that's

1:51:14about it. Yep. Okay. This would usually be where Robins has his trifecta. His big top three of the day, but he's getting an award today, paying your award. I play a little bit. They asked me to narrate part and they'd give me a little script. And part of the timeline was wrong. They're like, we'll do whatever you want with it. So I wrote a whole thing out that he didn't know today going into it. Yeah. That it would be presented that way. Like as a sample started about, I think, way back when friends with Scott Robins since we met backstage at a van hailed concert in 1992. Now at the time he had been doing top 40 the CHR format for 13 years. Okay. And they're showing pictures like of him, you know, sort of at that time and then kind of going through, you know, the entire career and his heart attacks in 2015. When at the time you were the program director at the station we're at and also producing our show. Yeah. And our whole goal when he had the heart attacks, which just keep the show on the air. Yeah. Until he was able to get back, but because

1:52:17of memory issues, his voice, he had a trake for six months, he lost his voice, basically. And then Dr. Sainte, we got to get used to the fact he may never be able to do this. And it was, you know, it was very difficult. And we kept rolling it, but then he just kept improving over time and then was able to join the show again full time in 2019. And so a part of that gets cut out and I know I'm long winded as it is. So they had, I'm sure they had a short, but you know, part of that story, you know, for time sake, I'm sure they had to take out. But then I think here's the way it wraps up. Scott is without a doubt the most popular member of the show. I did not put that past you to get approval, David, but I think you would agree with that. Yes, of course. People love Scott's willingness to say what so many people are thinking, his epic craft of storytelling and just ability to make people laugh. Wherever Scott's open to Mike, he's been a winner and certainly earned his place as a recipient of the Illinois Broadcasters

1:53:19Association's 2026 W Russell withers junior downstate broadcast pioneer award. And that's quite a title. Isn't it? Anybody deserves it? It is Scott Robbins. So congratulations to my radio partner, my friend, my brother, Mr. Scott Robbins. So now we have a couple of people that are supposed to record his acceptance speech. And then there's bets on whether or not he's going to weep. And whether or not he was going to make a big announcement. And some people have speculated what that is. I can guarantee you it's not retirement. Yeah. I don't know if it was sort of a coming out thing or I've got a vagina. Oh my goodness. I have no idea exactly what he was going to do with it. You learn something new every day. It's just crazy, man. It's just, you know, one of those things I didn't know it. I had no idea. Stop it. He's been in the closet all this. Yes. That's very insensitive and cruel. Yeah. Well, we got to have some fun, man. All right,

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1:58:46Oh, okay. I don't want to know. I don't need to know. That's what was. Oh, what was a career? Wow. The farmer provided an impact statement saying the crime had an impact in more than one respect on the whole. Oh, no. Yeah. What? Seriously, man. How'd you want to range? Are you at that point? Or cheeky? Yeah, Lee. I'm just going to get to regular Nimrods now. Yeah, that one might have been too dark. I think you're right about that. The one rule we had with Nimrods is nobody dead. Yeah, but I don't know, man. That's trying to get a Shetland pony named Cheeky to make love. Yeah. Yeah. Hmm. That is beyond, man. You're getting it right from the whole okay. Just let's move on. When the going gets tough, dammit. This is too high. But dumb get dumber. All right. It's Nimrods in the news on the Mark Lee Van Camp in Robbins show.

1:59:53I love to poorly educate it. All right. Nimrods news. We go to Philadelphia. Are we serious? Now we're doing an attack by cheese. Get cheese steak. What? Yes. This really did happen. $5,000 reward offered right now. The owner of South Philly's Pat King of Stakes after one of his employees was attacked. Customer threw a cheese steak in his face. I saw the video. So the owner is talking about what happened to his guy that's been there for 47 years. Tom Frank Kano. And they think this was some social media influencer that actually did this. Here's part of the story. I was pretty pissed off. You know, I'm not used to getting a steak thrown in my face. You know, I mean, if you don't like the steak, I mean, be a little nicer about it. You know, I mean, come back and tell me if I'm going to get you another one. Tom Frank Kano says he has no problem making a new sandwich. What he does have a problem with

2:00:55is this having one thrown in his face. This was around five o'clock yesterday. A customer order. I'm telling you what, man, they find this guy even though he's been there 47 years and he's older. He will kick that punk on. Yeah. Yeah. And that's Nimrods in the news.