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1:01That's Friday that feels good. All right. A lot of fun to be had today. Well, it reminds me why fun we're all going to die. AI is going to kill us. Well, right, of course. By the end of the decade. That's what you heard. Yeah, right. All right, cool. AI or radical Islam? Well, thank you, Pick. Well, we're worried about radical Islam, honestly. We're all going to die. Yeah. Artificial intelligence. No. All right. I thought this was interesting. Steve Eisman, this is the famed investor most known for the big short, making a pile of cash on the housing market crash in 2008. Mm-hmm. And he's calling BS on the big AI panic. And here's his take on CNBC this morning. Oh, OK. First of all, there's no evidence at all that AI has been doing. AI has achieved artificial general intelligence, like, at all. And most of the evidence seems to point that it never will. Or if it does, it's many, many years in the future. But the idea that this whole terminated thing is nonsense.

2:01So I think some completely different is going on. And what I think is happening is that token maxing is over. The open weight models are taking big market share. I think these companies are very nervous. They realize that there are no modes around their business whatsoever. And they're trying to manufacture a crisis that will create regulation. And that they think they can then manipulate to create the modes, to create the do-op belief that they want. Wow. That's what I think is going on. So that's interesting. Well, because they're talking about nationalizing AI. Well, anybody who would be the biggest beneficiaries? Well, the two top dogs who are blowing the whistle on it. Yes. That is true. A lot of people have been warned about AI for a long time. Like, watch out, because they're going to be able to take your kids voice. And it'll sound like your kid calling you in trouble. Yeah. The AI can do that. Just little stories like this. And then they're going to ask for money.

3:01Or it's a bank. One we're seeing different fraud things right now. And people are using AI to do it. But that was that question mark when the dude said it's going to in civilization possibly by the end of the decade. And you're thinking to yourself, what are we talking about? How are you talking about the three drones? You know, what type of technology? So again, I think the whole thing's been overblown. Yeah, there could be reason for concern. But we're all going to die. Yeah. Yeah, I don't know. Do you see somebody out on X? Put Time Magazine covers of doom. Oh, yeah, I've seen that. If you hadn't seen it, it goes back to like the 1950s. And at the time, what was the big thing they were talking about then? Nuclear war. Sure. Like, watch out for that. 1960. Population explosion. No one's going to have enough food.

4:01Cannibalism. Starving. We're all going to die. Right. Then 1970, it was the ecological collapse is not far from us. In 1982, it was nukes again. 1989, endangered earth. 1992, ozone. Gonna kill you. Remember that? Yeah. And the acid rain. Hold on. The ozone in the acid rain was falling down. Yes. 1999 was Y2K. 2001, 2006, 2007. All about the climate. 2005, avian flu. Burnt flu. Gonna kill us all. Yeah. 2009 was extinction. 2013 was the bees. Oh, God. Oh, yeah. I remember the bees. Yeah. Oh, yeah. This was a world without bees. Yes. All right. But if you remember, the killer bees were all going to kill us in the mid 70s. And they did a made for TV movie about it.

5:01Well, they were coming over through Mexico, right? Yes. And they were undocumented. They went into, yeah, they got them into the super dome. Right. And then they froze the bees in there. In the super dome. Yes. Yes. And then you had, well, 2019 was climate again. 2020, the pandemic. 2023, AI extinction. And then the latest ones, they got again. Well, the pandemic, I mean, we can all remember they were going to stack up bodies like cordwood. I mean, it was just going to be everywhere. Yes. Now, we're not at a place as the very people. Yes. We have to set them on fire. Yeah. By the way, I don't know if you knew this or not, but Trump killed more people with COVID than the amount of people that died in the Civil War. And I know this for, yes, I know it for fact because joy, read and Jim Macosta we're talking about. Oh, my gosh. Have you heard this, David? No. Oh, why not just surprise the class with it? This is something, man. These two failed journalists.

6:03Here you go. I know the Civil War killed a lot of people, but Donald Trump killed more people with COVID than died in the Civil War. Tyler, if you can and were at the bottom because of the Civil War, they were the bookends of the Civil War. Donald Trump managed to put more people in the grave by lying about COVID than they did fighting a war on our continent over slavery. You've got to be the worst, right? Yeah. Um, on DAD, you know, it's, it's pathetic whether they're down to bribing and begging, right? There you go. So just so you know, that's incredible. That's incredible. How do you just say that? I have no idea. And how did Trump kill people with COVID? Caught on him? I don't know. It wasn't the Chinese from the Wuhan lab. Have you want to say Fouchy did it? Okay, Trump. How did Trump do it? Could you make head your tails of it, David? No, well, they, so in the United States, I just looked this up, uh,

7:03confirmed deaths the most of any country. That's what they say, right? It was. Yeah, because you had people that were dying of cancer than they got COVID in their last days and they're like, oh, another COVID death. Right. So they say it's a 1.2 million people. The most of any country, unless you count China, which of course didn't keep the stats unless you count India, which didn't really keep a lot of stats. The same way that we did it. Of course, I mean, China just freaking straight up lied. There's like an estimated 100, but wait, estimated like one and a half million deaths during the Civil War. So even by the most generous metric. That 1.2 million people died in the United States because directly because of COVID. It doesn't actually pan out. Yeah, and how many of those died under Biden? Well, yeah, I mean, she'd blame it Trump for all of them. Well, first of all, I got to tell you math is a construct of white supremacy.

8:03Oh, okay. Thank you. So if the math was off, that's not anybody's. That's just a white thing. Okay. And yeah, of course, they're both nuts. And by the way, if you're a person consuming the Jim Acosta Joy-Read podcast, what's going on in your life? Well, you need help. There's nothing you can say to that. No, no. That's sad. Sad state of affairs. Can you imagine that? I'm going to sit down and enjoy joy, read and shelter. Acosta. Acosta. Acosta. Yeah. Oh, boy. All right. It is nuts. It is nuts. One thing in the news cycle right now, I got to tell you I'm enjoying. Is the whole Hus on Piker thing. And what the Democrats are supposed to do with this guy. Because it's very hard to distance yourself if you're Abdul El-Sahed. Because you guys have been bros. Yeah. And and Piker's not going to stop saying crazy stuff. Like, yes, the United States is more of a terrorist organization than Al-Qaeda. It's pretty wild.

9:04It is. Well, and you got more of that interview with the Democrat darling Hassan Piker. And about Iran's nuclear program. Have you seen this? I have not heard about it. Here we go. Do you think Iran should be free to build a nuclear weapon? I think Iran, much like any other sovereign nation, has a right to defend itself regardless of its domestic policies. My opinion on the matter is not dissimilar to what John Mersheimer has said, which is that in order to create regional stability. In the world where mutually sure destruction is the only way for countries to have sovereignty. It's the same principle that I apply to Ukraine as well. Countries that would have nuclear arms in an age of nuclear proliferation are the only countries that can generate true sovereignty. Now, having said that, do I want Iran to have nuclear arms? No, but I also don't want America or Russia or China to have nuclear arms either. Do you think the Middle East would be more stable if Iran had nuclear weapons?

10:06Yes, I think that the Middle East would be more stable. Having said that once again, I'm not advocating. I'm not trying to send Iran in rich nuclear uranium, nuclear grade in rich uranium. But with respect to Iran, I think the nuclear conversation is a distraction. Time and time again, they have shown the Iranian government, regardless of whether you want to trust them or not, you can just look at their actions, have proven that they are utilizing the conversation of uranium as a point of leverage to bring America back to the table to get sanctions relief. Okay. You know, you had the clip yesterday, David, of a couple of democratic operatives trying to say to this guy, listen, every time you say stuff, we know you'll get, quote, taken out of context and everything else. But why even say these things? Because violence, they're just going to use something else. Dude, everybody knows what the big line from what he just said was, do that whole clip.

11:09Yes. The Middle East would be more stable if Iran had nukes. Yes. That's freaking bonkers. Yes. Well, again, he's a moron though, because he's like, well, yeah, I think that in the nuclear age, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. That's the only leverage you have. Well, yeah, okay. Thanks for the brilliant insight, professor, that everybody freaking already knows about this. He goes, well, I don't want the US or Russia trying to have him. Well, too bad. That's the world we live in right now. Yeah. Wow. Yeah, I'm sure there's a reason you could have with China and Russia like, hey, guys, come on. Let's all just put down our nuclear weapons. Well, the thing is, with levels of crazy. Okay. Or you want to call it the totem pole of crazy. Yes. You got Russia and China. They're there in the middle. But at the top of the totem pole would be Iran. Yeah. Any clear thinking person would say that because they're the country is ruled by religious zealots who don't think in terms of commerce.

12:16They don't think in terms of trying to have the upper hand on the world stage for economic or military might. It's about doomsday, man. They're a big sponsor of terrorism in the world. Wow. Yeah, if Casey starts counting them down, they've been a solid number one for a while now. Yeah. And you say there, there's a worse clip. There's a more embarrassing clip for this guy. Yeah. Well, yeah. So, Hassan Piker, he tried to defend his position that America deserved 9-11 during that interview with Axios and this is hilarious. Okay. This is a position that I actually, I believe, I was looking at the poles all the way back in 2001, had 66% approval that America in some way shape or form was responsible for 9-11. What pole was it? Which is, actually, I'm going to pull it up real quick. Because I found it to be fascinating. I just was recently going back to see like, what was the attitude even back then? Hold on. I might have actually presented it more favorable than it actually is, but I want to quickly pull it up for you.

13:21It's a very old pole and I was shocked by it too, so I think it's fascinating. U.S. wrongdoing might have motivated 9-11 attacks. In 2001, 33% of all Americans said that U.S. wrongdoing might have motivated 9-11 attacks. 2002, by 2002, it was 38%, 2004, it was 38%. And amongst them, what's all of this? 40%. The pole comes from Pew Research. Okay. But that's less than 66%. Yeah, yeah, I was wrong. It was whatever it was. Oh, just this fully two-thirds of liberal Democrats got that said that 67%. Oh, yeah, yeah. So not even just Democrats, but liberal Democrats, 66%, said that U.S. wrongdoing might have motivated the attacks, which is also not U.S. deserved it. Exactly. Yeah. Man, oh man. Yeah. And you probably heard then Abdul trying to distance himself again from this guy.

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17:29Interesting. See where this goes. Yeah. Number four, the government is opening up more UFO files, newly released material, includes a film tied to a 1952 Utah sighting, where you just see a bunch of lights kind of dancing out in the sky. Really? Looks like lights dancing out on screen. That's different for all this stuff. You mean it looks like pong again? Well, it was 1952 and it was like a home video recorder. Why is it that the videos we see from the two, like 2010s look like the same thing like pong? Well, I don't know. Well, because it isn't real. Oh, you're saying it. You're finally saying it. Oh, I mean, those types of films I just don't, I never, with the old brownie cameras. You know, shaking and all that stuff. I mean, there's never been a clear shot of anything. No. I'd say. I think they exist. I just don't think that's where that, the 1952 or not. You only say that because you're afraid you'll get visited. I don't want to go on public record to say it's garbage. No, I don't want to say that.

18:30Because if I get visited, got it. You know, you're no one happens with the whole probing thing is what's disturbing. Yeah. Number three, the man identified as the lone hold out juror in the Lindsey Clancy trial and he was speaking out, giving a statement to news nation, saying he didn't have any doubts during the jury seven days of deliberation. Number two, the United Nations said Friday that clashes between Saudi back to Yemeni government forces and Iran backed Ooty forces have displaced more than 112,000 people in Yemen in just two weeks. And the free Palestine people have absolutely nothing to say about this group of Muslims. I guess not. And number one, South Korean president Lee Jae-nong says his country will not deploy military assets to the Middle East in a way that would involve or enter war. Those are the top five stories that we're watching today, Scott. Download the price picks app. Do it today. Use the code NBCR is $150 instantly in lineups. If you win your first $5 lineup, that's code NBCR $150 instantly in lineups.

19:35If you win your first $5 lineup, price picks run your game. So Lindsey Clancy, you mentioned that as one of the five stories. 60 minutes, probably heard. Yeah. I'll be talking to her ex-husband and his new wife. And I wonder, are they going to do a follow-up with this loan holdout juror? At some point. Mm-hmm. I'd be worthy of it, I think. I'd watch it. Yeah. Yeah. I would want to know what he had to say. Um, mentioned before, celebrities who've gotten together again. Um, for an ad. And it goes like this. Hi, I'm Jamie Lee Curtis. Noah Wiley. Robert J. Nero. J. Michael Ludic. Ramon Gerard Esteves. AKA Mark M. Sheen. Dr. Isaiah Eike Wilson III. Colonel. United States Army retired. And I do solemnly swear that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic. Really? And I will continue to bear true faith and allegiance to the same. And that I take this obligation freely without any metal reservation or purpose of evasion.

20:38I am proud to affirm my oath to the Constitution and I hope you will cheer. Okay, so are they all going conservative, David? No, they're just, they're boomer-maxing is what they're doing. One thing that I noticed in the video, which is hilarious is Martin Sheen. He's there, you know, in front of the camera doing the oath of office. And guess what? He's got a picture of Martin Sheen behind him, a painting of himself. We got to try to figure out what is this whole thing about and around a watching story. All coming up. The Markly Bank Camp and Roddard Show. I'm Jamie Markly, the Gen-Exerc, David van Camp, the Millennial, the sexy boomer. That's got Robbins. All right, making sense of these celebrities, committing themselves to the Constitution.

21:42And, you know, we played this just a little while ago. Hi, I'm Jamie Lee Curtis. Noah Wiley. Robert J. Nero. Jay Michael Loody. Ramon Gerard, Edna. Yeah, we went out through all that. You just get to it. It's all enemies, foreign and domestic. That I will continue to bear true faith and allegiance to the same. And that I take this obligation freely. Without any metal reservation or purpose of evasion, I am proud to affirm my oath to the Constitution. And I hope you will cheer. Okay, this is framed as some anti-Trump thing, right? I'm going to do it. I'm going to do it. I'm going to do it. I'm going to do it. I'm going to do it. I'm going to do it. I'm going to do it. Was that, um, at night before. I was framed as some anti-Trump thing, right? Why? Why are reclaiming patriotism or something like that. I don't know, dude. They're, they're just lonely bitter people. Well, the way I understand it, it's the American Constitution Society doing the which is this week. So is there committing themselves to the Constitution?

22:44What I'm wondering is do they know exactly what they're committing themselves to? Well, no, it doesn't matter. They have handed a script. Well, it's about free speech. You know, handed a script and they all get together. They all hate Trump. So here's what we're going to do. We've been told to do this, so we're going to do it. Yeah, but there are plenty of conservatives out there that would say, hey, if you're supporting the Constitution, we applaud you. That's fantastic. Yeah. Two different versions of the Constitution. I'm sure the interpretations are different. Maybe they are, I guess. Well, no, they definitely are. Yes. So it's what free speech when they say it's okay. Yeah, pretty much free speech we agree with. Got it. Yes. So it wouldn't have been around 2020, 2021 where free speech about, well, COVID or the vaccines that we couldn't have that then. No, that was too dangerous. This information. Okay. You know that got it. But if Jimmy Kimmel is threatened to be fired for saying some nonsense on ABC,

23:49then all of our free speech is a jeopardy. Yes. Okay. All right. Well, they want to be lunatics six days of the week. And one day they do this and they want to be known as patriots. Got it. It helps, you know, to, to buffet that image they have. Yeah. Dave's been shown in focus groups not to work when they just celebrities get together. Yeah. And it's one after another. And then it's all together. This has been done many times. Isn't it usually the opposite effect? Yes. And people just go shut up. So why do they keep doing it? No. Because it probably works on liberal Facebook boomers. That's true. Yeah. That's supposed to be. It's comical to me. And work on this liberal Facebook boomer. You're not liberal. Are you? No, I'm not. Are you closet? Are you coming out today? You should be liberal. Yeah. I know. We all recover. I don't think that would have. I hate it stuff like that then though. Yeah. This was like so phony to me. It's like shut up. Yeah. Just kind of goofy. To me, it was the work in man's party back in those days.

24:54That's what you grew up on. Blue collar work in man's party. And that's what I believed. Yes. Yes. I understand. Some people have come to their senses since COVID. The vaccines, the lockdowns. Because people want to get elected in. Yeah. Well, 2026 or 2028. Yeah. One of those people, Gavin Newsom. Yes. We got a little bit more of that interview with California Governor Gavin Newsom. And Jake Tapper. You know, when they're out there, fly fishing. Yeah. What a joke. Just two dudes. Yeah. Just two guys. Yeah. Just just just put in each other's company, putting a hook in the water. You know, seeing what bites. Yeah. This is wearing your dress pants out into the water. No waiters. Because that's what fishermen do. No. She was, man. You're bad at this. And this was all about the COVID restrictions. Okay. Yeah. And look, everyone's a genius in hindsight. So, you know, could a what a, or what would you do? Okay. Dude, it doesn't take a genius. It could take three

25:59freaking gemokes on the radio to know that arresting one guy on a beach for surfing was freaking idiotic. Yes. Oh, everybody's a genius now. Okay, slick man. What a jackass this guy is. I had a whole chapter just about Purell. We were running around doing price-gouging legislation against Purell. And everyone was thinking it was a Purell-based crisis. I mean, you know, we were scrubbing their growth roots. Yeah. I mean, I do think we closed beaches was insane. In hindsight, obviously the schools taking too long, a lot of districts were open, but the big ones weren't. LA refused. And I regret that. Obviously. Oh, gosh. And we, you know, I can tell you, we didn't take it that serious because it didn't stop me and all my rich pals from dining at the French Long-Grey. Man. Dude, but remember when they tried to

27:05reopen the beaches and they put out a list of what you could and could not do. Like, you could be moving on the beach, but you couldn't. It was, I can't remember all the details of it now to top my head, but it was something like you can't be running on dry sand. It has to be like where the water hits the beach or whatever, but you're not just allowed to hang out. Like, they overthought everything. Oh, well, you know, I mean, the story I've done, I've told them before, but when my granddaughter was at her school band concert and those kids had to wear masks. This little slits in them to play their instruments. It was about the dumbest damn thing I'd ever seen in my life, which undercuts everything about the mask. Yes. Yes. Like, nothing's coming through the instrument and going into the air. Okay. If you're going to say it, I'm going to say mine again, 95 degrees golf tournament outside my son with a freaking mat. All they all had to wear masks. Yes. Yeah. Down the fairway, not even close to one another. Fantastic.

28:06Dude, you know what? We talked about the game. You tell when you think about it. Yes. Yes. You can be going along in a fine mood and you can hear one clip and it can send you over. I don't know why that did it to me with that freaking guy. We're doing sure to hindsight everyone's a genius. Oh, please. Yeah. Common sense of the time were to told you. That guy's not going to get elected anyway. You have you really have harmed an entire generation of children. Oh, yeah. Because of your jackassery. Well, and you look at California now. You got dogs and girls sports all over and defending it. Yeah. Remember, he was trying to walk that back a little bit a year or so ago. They don't do anything. No. Okay. Now we can all sit here and reminisce. It's like you're reminiscing about it, but the stupid lines in the grocery store too. The arrows on the floor. Oh, yeah. Well, and then places of business had to have them at the water cooler. Here's six feet. Right. Walmart had a line like you were going to a stone's concertor buying tickets. I mean,

29:09outside there was a hundred people in line to go to the store. Yes. I know. Well, at the beginning, it was like, well, you got to wear a mask. Oh, yeah. Well, does it matter what kind of mask? Do you remember I was taking my old bandana and just wearing it. Yeah. So here's it's good enough. Yeah. So stupid. Well, we had a we had a plastic between two of us. Yeah, I forget what day it was. I'm like, this is ridiculous. Yeah, plastic between us. Because you just tore it down. We're not doing this. It's a tough, the fire is whatever. Right. But they had to do it. I understand. Came from corporate on high. I know. Because that was the rule. Are they getting trouble? Yeah, I know. You know, finally, you're just like, oh, no, we're going to get trouble. You got this guy. Well, I regret, you know, where we're closing the beaches. Well, it's ever but you're genius. No, I know. We need to move on or go off on this. We like those two guys. Got I know. I know. I know. All right. It's that time. Do it a couple of

30:15times a day. Go around the table. It may not be the biggest story out there, but a culture attention to pitch shops. You want to bring it in? Yeah. Just kidding. David today, what's your story? You know, far off with this one. Democrat representative, Hayley Stevens. Remember she got she lost the Democrat primary for Senate in Michigan. You're darn tootin. It's that one. Yeah, the one that was like, oh, yeah, we're going to give him one for right. They'll turn to late. Yeah. Well, you know what, man, I actually, I'm coming to her defense today because she was targeted by left wing activists because she doesn't hate the Jews. And it's kind of like, hey, look, you people already won in Michigan. Leave her a hell alone. What are you doing? You loser? Here's a moment that she was actually followed out of the capital. Okay. Roll it. If you have some questions or who you want to. Yeah. How do you continue to support the bombing of children even now? Oh, gosh. So I'm not going to be intimidated by you. I supported two states solution. There's no genocide. There's literally no. There is literally no genocide.

31:21There is no genocide. There's no genocide. There's no genocide going on. There's no genocide going on. There's no genocide going on. There's no genocide going on. Okay. What about the raping? Yeah. What about the policy? There is no genocide going on. What about the West Bank? Violent. the West Bank Violent. Antizionism is a hate movement. What you are doing right now is disgusting. You are an ex- You are an ex- You are an ex- You are an ex- You are an ex- The Greater Ex- That's all you care about. You support the Greater Israel Project And time will punish this guy. Somebody give him a lease. Yeah, or criminal. And you will go to the hate run date. Okay. You are an ex- We will see. We don't have to keep going now. We will see. We will see. We will see. We are going to just endure this together. We are going to suffer through it. I am just kidding. I will stop. I am going to deep- Yes. But then again, I mean, it is Hailey Stevens. And I was surprised that she didn't give a little stick. And you better believe I am going to be doing with a little bit of joy, a little bit of enthusiasm, a little bit of energy,

32:23and a little bit of sick at to him. Because that is the Michigan way. Yes. Yes. Yes. Have someone give that dude a beat down? Right. Yeah. My first reaction was, you know what? Yeah, leave her alone. And you know what? If she, I will help raise money for her bail if she just takes a swing at that guy. Yes. Kind of like you made your point. Walk away, dude. Yes. Man. But I have got 100,000 followers. Okay. All right. What do you got for your story, Scott? Something else infuriating? No, no. We're all here. Friday, we're supposed to be in a good mood. This is an okay story because it, it, it, it, it, a Warren Buffett announced these retiring. By the way, the genocide thing, you're less than three percent. Here we go. Dude. People put this in charts like Cambodia, 1960 to 1991. Boom. You see what happened there? That's a genocide. Rwanda. Genocide. Yes. The world Jewish population, 1922 to 1955.

33:24You see what happened. Goza. Do some math, idiots. Nope. Okay, go ahead, sorry. Now Warren Buffett is stepping down. He's going to retire now. He said, Father, time, you know, he can't beat Father, time. You know, that dude is 96. By the way, he already beat Father, time. He's 96. Father, time has been crying uncle to that guy for years. Well, you know what? He's still fairly sharp for 96. I'll give him that. He said, you know, it's time for a young youthful, a leadership. So he, he handed the keys to his 71 year old son. I love that. You're not even joking about that. No, I'm not even joking about that. Man. Yeah, the 71 year old son is going to co-run the thing with another guy that has been with him for a long time too. So, okay. I just thought it was kind of, hey, he gets to enjoy the last, what, three and a half years of his life. Yeah. Well, I think he's enjoyed all of it. Oh, he's one of those guys. I mean, he's had a great runner. Are you kidding me? Yes. No doubt about it. He's a trillion. He's a hard, hard, hard, hard, hard. You're a trillion.

34:24You're a hard, hard, hard, hard, hard. Okay. For my story, I've just started here. It's Nick Shirley. Nick Shirley was talking with the All-in podcast and we're going to get to a clip and Nick Shirley uncovering something else as far as fraud. But what this kid has done is really remarkable. And I know the different journalists across America don't take him serious as a journalist because he's not what, a grader or whatever. Right. Give me a break. So this was him talking on the All-in podcast and I thought this was really good. I think a lot of people are taking it up and they're seeing like with X. Like if it wasn't for Elon and X, like none of this would have been possible. Because of free speech. For instance, I post that video about the fraud on YouTube. It does well. It gets a few million views on X. It got 140 million views. And the most important people in the world see it and they're able to see like, oh, we're not doing our job. Let's go do what needs to be done. Like the government, I caught them kind of backhanded on that so they had to go step in.

35:25But I do think a lot of individuals, I do hope I am motivating a lot of kids, especially in my generation, to be less of a complainer and be more of a doer. Yeah. You don't want to be like Scott and I just sit there complaining. So I think journalism, you'll think of it as just like showing what's going on. Well, you can actually have massive career, massive change inside the country and the areas that you live in. That's something that I've seen with my journalism. I'm like, I'm not just playing like the defense. Like I'm actually going out showing people what's going on. And I'm not just leaving the story after it's done. Like I'm continuing to follow through because if it's real corruption, like it needs to be taken down. Right. Yeah. You know, it'd be great. If 60 minutes did a whole story on Nick Shirley and what he's done without it slanting it at all. Yes. Because a lot of viewers at CBS would be like, I don't even know that he uncovered all this stuff. They wouldn't even know it. How many people he's going to be one? Come on. All right. So, what's up, you guys? Who's coming up in a few of the news update next? You still thinking job change in the new year?

36:34Yeah, I need something that's in high demand and more stable in this economy. IT? Yeah, cybersecurity. Maybe even AI. That's what I did. Really? How? Went to my computer career. You don't need any prior experience and you could start your new career in a matter of months. You know, I'm going to see pros go to school there too to level up. Sweet. Our class is online or on campus. Both. Well, I'll check it out. Thanks. Make this your year. Take the free career evaluation now at my computercareer.edu and EliteComptia certification partner. But actually, it is available to those who qualify, including VA benefits. Business moves fast. Orders roll in, deadlines close in. When you ship with USPS ground advantage, you can keep up with confidence. Every package stays in our secure network from Dr. Door. And with nationwide reach, defendable tracking, an upfront affordable pricing, you can built in peace of mind. You run the business. We run the routes. Visit usps.com slash ground advantage to learn more. Football season, baby. Been waiting for this. And if you're looking for a way to make watching those games, even more interesting

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39:43Use the promo code MBCR that's ghostbed.com slash MBCR promo code MBCR. News update, David Van Cam. That AI actress is making the rounds and was featured on Pears Morgan show. Tell me asked if, you know, are there any real actors involved in this? And well, she's talking about how to capture the real human experience. Right, you're asking about the other actors in misaligned. They're all digital twins, just like me. It's a hybrid production, which means... And then hold on a second. I know you should have on the show like Daniela Keita Yanyue-ma. And we don't have so much to do with you, Taisan. She watched out and started speaking Chinese. And with that, we go to Nimrod. When the going gets tough. Damn it, this is too high. But dumb get dumb. All right, man. It's Nimrods in the news on the Martley Van Camper and Robbins show. I love the poorly educated. All right. Nimrods in the news, we go to Tennessee where there's new sheriff in Carroll County.

40:46Newly elected. This unfortunate, his wife was just arrested for alleged theft. Not good timing for the new sheriff. What are you doing? That's Nimrods in the news. What are you doing? Jamie Markley, David Van Camper and Scott Robbins. We just be show best friends. Yeah. Making sense of it all. Oh my god. And having some fun. Lighting of crashes. This is the Markley Van Camper and Robbins show. The Martley Van Camper and Robbins show. Jamie Markley, David Van Camper, Scott Robbins. Obviously gas prices. Hi. Yep. Not going to see $3 gallon there by end of summer now.

41:47Nope. I would say the official end of summer is coming on Tuesday. But yeah, we became fall. Yeah, I mean, but not after Labor Day. So we were talking about this. You go fill up your tank. I did that yesterday along with just gas can for the mower. Like a little less than five gallons there. You're looking. That's $97. Yeah. You can finance it. Oh. Yeah. Yeah. People are hurting you understand it. OK. You try to keep everything in perspective, right? You're hearing different numbers. There's what the lowest poverty rate of all time. Yeah. That is out there. Wil Cain on Fox yesterday was giving some inflation data. So I just want to play this clip and then ask you if it makes you feel any better about where we're at right now. OK. Set aside our feelings. Not to suggest they don't matter. Let's see if our feelings match reality. Here is at this point in the presidency for both Joe Biden

42:50and President Trump. Their second year in office, the first half of that year, January to July, inflation. Overall inflation was 12% for Joe Biden, 4% for President Trump. Groceries were up 16% for President Biden, and over 3% for President Trump. Gas was up almost 70% for Biden. It's up about 12% during that time frame for Trump. New and used cars were up almost 24% for Joe Biden down under President Trump. That made you feeling better? No, no. OK. No. I think, well, and part of it is like, yeah, OK. We've talked about this before. Sure. The inflation numbers that we've been getting are not nearly as high as a lot of people were expecting with the crisis in the Middle East. We can accept that and understand that. Most people, again, who are going to shop at Walmart

43:52aren't paying attention to the broader economic picture. They don't care about the fundamentals of the economy. They don't. They care about, hey, why is beef $7 a pound or whatever? Why does it cost me $70 whatever dollars to fill up my gas tank right now? Hey, why is there no diesel available at my local gas station? Right. That's what they're worried about. And so yeah, you could say, hey, look, it's not as bad as it feels, but feelings do actually matter when it comes to elections. And also, well, we were talking about $3 gallon gas. That's the thing. By name, man, over promising on that front for sure. Yes. Yes. Dude, yeah, and when you said the feelings thing, like, oh, boy, yeah, that sounds like the last administration. It does, dude. Well, I don't think politically that's the right way to go.

44:52It's not. Well, I'm here to help not to hurt, but you got to look the reality, man. Well, that's the thing. It was the, you know, not exactly the same because Biden, the Biden administration was also cooking the books a lot. Oh, yes. And they look at, say, it was vibes. I know the vibe is his habit. You don't know how good you have it. Right. And that was offensive then. And especially because when you look at job creation, a lot of it had to do with NGOs and government hiring, not actual jobs. And people going back to work from COVID. Right. Yeah. So, yeah, I get that there's a fundamental difference, but just from the communications front, boy, it does. It is so disappointing to hear that, the excuse making. Well, you know, it was like Brian Dees during the Biden administration. Well, if you take out, you know, pork, poultry, and beef prices, grocery prices, pretty much in line with historical norms. Yeah. One thing I saw for the first time, remember when the little picture of Joe Biden with

45:57his finger pointing up on the gas pumps, it said, I did this. Yeah. I saw a couple of trouble now. Yep. Yeah. It's happening. I saw one the other day with Jesus on there. So it's like, did Jesus did it? Jesus guy. No, that he was just there like praying. Oh, I get you. As you're filling your car up, like, I thought someone was blaming Jesus for the gas price of God. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, there was nothing there, nothing to indicate that you're blaming Jesus. They were saying, pray, my friend. Pray, Jesus is going to turn the water into diesel. Yeah, right. Try to cut down the car. I'll tell you what, if you want to see Christiani Skyrocket, that would do it right there. Oh, man. No, I mean, it's just, again, it's the PR battle, right? Yes. It's making me believe something. And again, when I saw Joe Biden, when I saw the little Joe Biden pointed, I was like, go get pretty effective in terms of who to blame, right? Yes. No, it's like, okay. Again, it's a vote for sanity against insanity. I agree. 100% with you on that one. Yes. But as you talk about the economy all the time, yes, you got to watch out for over promising

47:01stuff because it's going to come back to bite you four to six weeks. Mm. Yeah. And who is believing that at the time? I don't know. I don't know. I mean, yes, I, yes. I was me. Yeah. I bet you. 46. Yeah. And then it was certainly by Memorial Day. Absolutely. This thing is done. I trust these. Yeah. Yeah. September definitely. Yeah. Well, definitely then I know that's longer than we want Scott, but just trust the, trust the process for some vacation of goal post moving. Yes. Scott. Well, it's true. I hate it. I hate it. I hate it. I know. I get it. But I also understand it. Like you've mentioned earlier, people hear what they want to hear and they also feel how they want to feel. Yes. I guess the grocery store in there paying more they feel it. In the end, I want to blame somebody in the end. We could all say it was all worth it. We might very well say that. Iran, but this is just where we're at right now. Yep. Okay. Michigan Senate race.

48:01Man, this has on Piker. He's not going to shut up. He's not going to stop doing interviews. I keep talking to him. No, he's not. And it's really funny to watch this. So you know, you got Michigan Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El Sayed trying to run away from his association with that left wing commentator, the communist has on Piker. Even though you know, Piker brought, there was brought in rather to campaign with El Sayed during the primary. Yes. And now that he's been exposed to a wider audience as the lunatic that he is, El Sayed is just calling him a streamer in California. Well, on MS now, Joe Scarborough actually. He asked El Sayed about that. Okay. You have said that, well, he's just a California streamer. He was a California streamer who's actively engaged in your primary campaign. Don't you think it's disingenuous just to call him like a California streamer when you know the guy, you campaign with a guy. He was a big part of your campaign. Yeah. It was a big part of my campaign. We had him to Michigan once, people in the course of the campaign.

49:04You know this, Joe. We'll have conversations with all kinds of people. And to me, it's really important not just to have a conversation with an individual. You know, I'm on your show, Joe, because I want to talk to the audience who's watching you right now. And the problem in our democracy too often is we say who we cannot talk to rather than asking, how do we bring these folks back into an electoral fool? Hold on there, Abdull. Yes. Yeah. Well, you know, Joe. See, that's the part, right? Immediately they go down that road. Well, you know, right. Because, you know, if Joe disagrees, he sounds stupid. Well, that's where he knows. Joe already knows. It's influential. Of course. I mean, you know, I think Joe is the right words to use in that situation, yes. But the thing is, and the GOP is released this. This isn't like a guy you kind of knew a streamer that was just a little part of it. You guys have bros. You lift weights together. You campaign, you hang out. And there's a ton of clips of them together. I do, are there any views that design holes that you disavow with while you're with them? I'm going to hear the disavow, people's views. Oh, you see a brother. Yeah. People who they want, come on. Come on.

50:05What do you think, Dr. D? Talk about Tom. Talk about Tom. Talk about Tom potentially dying. We're out here. Yeah. With Senate hopeful. Talk about the old side. The pump and iron there. Okay. Yeah. Raise the side time here. What are they telling us? He said my pecs were small. They said he said mine were big. So that's that. Oh, yeah, the bros. We'll take up more time. I don't know if people want to talk to you. I mean, I had people come on my stream all the time. But when you were like, oh, let's go stumping. I was like, I didn't realize that that was a different thing. We got a bit of fundraiser tonight. And I think our good friend is going to be there. Your hairline looks the way that it does. How is that possible? All natural. Great. I'd like to really just, just really truly just gifted. There's a lot of in shalline, and it's happened. Did their friends come on? Yeah, it's obvious. One time in Michigan. Well, it's barely whatever. You know, I talked a lot of people. I don't ever know. I don't really know. I don't really know. I don't really know. I don't really know. I don't really know. I don't really know. I don't really know. I don't really know. I don't really know. I don't really know. Yeah, I mean, I get to get to do this all the time and talk about packs.

51:05Come on, man. Yeah. Just part of what we do. It broke down. Oh, boy. What a full crap guy that is. Yeah. And what Debbie Dingo is asked to get is she getting mad? Yeah, I had a joke just yesterday. Like, yeah, Debbie Dingo, I mean, political staple in Michigan politics. Like, she's getting ready to like, strangle a sunbiker with a piano wire or something. You know, she's hates it. And so, you know, he did an interview with Axios as we've talked about where he said Piker did that America was a bigger terrorist than Al Qaeda. And here's representative Debbie Dingo talking about it. Okay. Okay. I want to say this at this point. I'm so sick of talking about her son, Piker. And I want her son, Piker to go away. I don't know why he had to do that interview. Everything he said in that interview is deep. Look, the bombing of the school in Iran was horrific. We shouldn't be in the war in Iran. We continued to vote for it. This election is about to adult LCI not have sunpiker. I want I when he said, I think Israel is going to like to insist quite frankly,

52:09the things he has said about women are horrific. I don't understand. I keep telling people so many explain to me why he has so many followers. But he is not. If he wants to see a doll LCI elected stop going on television. A doll has got to make it clear that he does not agree with the things that he has said. But I wish everybody stopped talking about a son, Piker. And a son, Piker would just go away. So we could talk about the issues that are at stake in November, which is about making sure that if somebody is sick in this country, they can go to the doctor when they need to go to the doctor. She is so mad. It's hilarious. Man. Oh. The coke and mama bear there. Yeah. Yeah. See that makes it fun. Yeah. I don't know why. Why do people follow him? We're talking about us playing the part of two old dudes just gripping and running on what's going on there. Old lady yelling at the clouds. You guys created him. Yep. Come on. Who is it that actually follows the dude?

53:10Wasn't it like younger guys? Yeah. It was younger guys. And that's one of the reasons why, especially this was just a couple of years ago, New York Times did a, did a whole piece on him and it was that what they call him, they called him a progressive brain in a mega body. And the whole thing was have we found has the left found its Joe Rogan, which will never not be funny to me because Joe Rogan is on the left. He's not conservative. I know. It just he was saying that was it. Right. And he was lying and say this COVID it doesn't make any sense. Yes. That's what kind of whipped him the other way. Keep seeing the equals conservatism. Yeah. Trump or I'm sorry. Joe Rogan had said something bad about Trump and one of the headlines I saw was what conservative provocateur Joe Rogan is broken with Trump. I'm like conservative. Rogan, what are you talking about? I know. I know. It's just sort of bonkers.

54:11Some other stuff we got to get to. If there is a strong teachers union in your area, chances are public education is suffering because yes, the study is out. Also, you know how it will say every day is a different holiday. Yes. You know what today is? No. I've never heard of it before and I don't know how it does anybody any good. Well, I'll explain. Coming up in just a few. And the five stories we're watching today. Coming up in just a few. Coming up in just a few. Coming up in just a few. Coming up in just a few. Coming up in just a few. Coming up in just a few. Coming up in just a few. Coming up in just a few. Running a small business is a daily balancing act. One late shipment. One price hike. One employee issue. And your whole month. Maybe the entire year could be in trouble. That's where Lensy comes in. We needed $100,000 fast to keep up with inventory demands.

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57:12There's Scott Robbins. And now the five stories we're watching today. One, two, three, four, five. Okay, number five. Margot Cleveland from the Federalist is filed a lawsuit against the city of Jirborn, Michigan. And it's mayor alleging that they have systematically discriminated against Christians and Jews. Number four, the government is going to, they're opening up more UFO files, including one from a 1952 Utah siding, where you see lights sort of flickering in an odd way. Oh, truth is out there. Number three, the man identified as the lone holdout juror in the Lindsey Clancy trial was speaking out, giving a statement to news nation saying he didn't have any doubts. That shoe was guilty during the jurors. And the women think this black man just didn't understand what he was supposed to do. Right. Oh my gosh. Number two, the United Nations said that clashes between Saudi-backed Yemeni government forces and Iran-backed Utti forces have displaced more than 100,000 people in Yemen in just two weeks.

58:12And the free Palestine crowd found another group of Muslims they don't care about. Yeah. The free Yemen. Okay. Yeah, right. The civil war that's been going on for what? Half. Yes. Something like that, just heartbreaking stuff there. And then number one, South Korean president Lee Jae-Myeong says his country will not be deploying military assets. The president of the United States is asked for some help there. But in the straight up or moves or in the Middle East in general. And he's saying, now we're not going to deploy any military assets. Okay. We've mentioned it before every day. Is some sort of special holiday. Yes. Sometimes we'll turn it into a countdown, even, depending on what it is. We've done that. I saw this today. I've never seen this before for this particular day. It is National First Love Day. And the description. Listen, invites us to reflect on that unforgivable first romantic connection.

59:15It's a day to cherish the memories, acknowledge the impact, and perhaps even reconnect with that special person. That's a big mistake. Share your stories or celebrate the enduring power of First Love. What? Yeah, boy. So, you go on to say, well, we're waiting for promotions to drop. But look for florists to offer discounts on romantic bouquets. What? Well, now wait a minute. Okay. So you're going to do that. You're going to send your first love of bouquet of flowers today? Hell no. Are you kidding me? No. I have nothing against the person I find. But no. Well, the husband might be exactly as my point. What are we doing? Well, what if your wife got something from flowers from her first love, right? Yes. Like what? Like what is going on here? Chocolate brands might be offering special gift boxes. Jury, hallmark might release cards and gives perfect for reminiscing.

1:00:19What? I'm going to celebrate. Well, that's your wife. Because my wife is my friend. See, that's awesome for you. Good for you, David. Yeah. You don't have to worry about that. Didn't do you. And the wife's first love. Let me ask you that. Yes. Oh, okay. Well, see. Okay. Yeah, we weren't out there pouring around like you two. Yeah. Well, you were smart. Yeah, you were smart. It wasn't pouring around, David. It was just understanding. I was just wondering. I was just wondering. I was just wondering. I was just wondering. It wasn't pouring around, David. It was just understanding dating. And sometimes it just doesn't work out. That's the way it is. Figure out what love is all about. There you go. Yes. Yeah. But I can imagine somebody if this were real, like if people actually did this. Oh, yeah. Some dude comes home. Yeah, I got a card today from Jimmy. From Jimmy. What's Jimmy? You don't even know who Jimmy is. Who's Jimmy? Well, he just wanted to reminisce. And then he sent me a clip of a song.

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1:07:24There's more fraud out there. Nick Shirley was on with Laura Ingraham last night. We're talking about Chinese and Korean mafia, looting Medicaid. Like holy smokes, man. This is crazy. You have these adult daycares. They're like plate eight centers for seniors. They don't want to be alone in their house, and they're picked up at their home and taken to this center. Exactly. And we pay for it. And then right around them, they have all these pharmacies set up. They have all these durable medical equipment companies set up. And it's just like this big racket where they start building all of these people with these medical beneficiary numbers from these seniors from these adult daycares. And because they make so much money from Medicaid, they're then able to give kickbacks to the seniors. So you have these Korean and Chinese mafias quite literally looting the government from Medicaid and then giving the kickbacks to the seniors. So wait, the old people get the money, get money themselves? Yes. So they make so much money these pharmacies and these adult daycares that they then have a low referral program set up for these seniors.

1:08:27So it's like bringing a friend will give you a hundred bucks. Thank you for coming. Here's your play card. Oh, it's good money if you can get it. I guess so. Yes. Wow. So if you're bringing one of your buddies, you get a honey. Yeah. Okay. Because the Chinese and Korean mafia people, they're making so much money. Let me go to your people that are helping. Well, they take the sugar here, the little cash, little something for the effort. Yeah. Wow. Is everything fraudulent? I know. You have to do something like Winnet Bingo or something before you got money. No. I just knew anything. You know, bring a friend. Yes. Kind of feel like I've been really lazy. A lot of this stuff doesn't seem all that hard to set up. Now, that, the actually operating in the adult daycare center. Yeah, that does sound like it'd be a lot of work. Yes. I mean, yeah, but the payoff, dude, I should have a leering center or something. Yes. Yeah. Well, I suppose if you go somewhere else, some other country where you don't speak the language.

1:09:29And you just set something up. You know, no one's going to question you about it. Except they will. They're not going to fall for that. Oh, yeah. But in the United States, so many people have been conditioned to think, well, I don't know exactly how this works. And I can't understand anything that's saying, but I'm sure that they're on the up and up. And if they're not, and I call it out, then I would be xenophobic. So I don't want to be that the layers and layers of stuff, though, you can get by with it for so long. Oh, yeah. Before you finally get caught, if ever. And again, yeah. This guy's a one man band. Right. Nick Shirley. We're all the journalists out there, right? I mean, I owe him 200 bucks there after being like, white on rice for them, you know. Oh, yeah. They're coming after you. We fed him. You was $200. Yeah. Another racket exposed has been for a while, but this was from the New York Post editorial board. Why strong teachers unions are death on public education.

1:10:34In the latest sign that powerful teachers unions make four week schools study out of the left leaning progressive policy institute shows that states where the American Federation of Teachers or National Education Association wield great power overwhelmingly score worse in student literacy than ones where the unions have less sway. Oh, good. The reasons obvious unions prioritize their own political power and their members privileges, not the children's needs. That's not their job. And then it goes into all the different statistics, which you would imagine. And again, man, it's brought up in this piece, the Mississippi miracle, which David, you have referenced several times. Yeah. And the director of education policy in the architect of the Mississippi miracle. So we found a strong negative correlation between the two, the more powerful the unions, the fewer literacy policy principles the state had adopted.

1:11:38You got to get away from it. Yeah. Well, yeah, that's the thing where Mississippi has gone from like last or second to last in literacy rates and all of a sudden is like leading the country. And it was because, you know, a little more than a decade ago, policy makers and it was a bipartisan effort. They put everything to the side and just said, you know what, enough BS. We're going to we're failing these kids. We need to get them. And if we fail the kids, we fail the state. Yes. Imagine if every state thought that way. How much things would change when you try? I mean, like when the state of Texas took over Houston Independent School District. They they had to because it was a corrupt and failing school district. And there was all the all these accusations and they had to fight tooth and nail to do this because people were well kind of enjoying the kickbacks they got. And then the state takes over and all of a sudden test scores are improving.

1:12:40When you know it's almost like once you actually cut out the BS, you're actually doing your freaking job. Right. Yes. So we'll see if anybody else takes that lesson. Breaking those unions is going to be pretty tough, man. Yeah, impossible. A lot of juice. I wouldn't say impossible, Malg really, really hard. Yes. We agree with that. All right. That time we do it a couple of times today. Go around the table. It may not be the biggest story out there, but a culture attention you want to bring it in. David, what's your story here? Memphis, Tennessee. 13 people in Memphis were arrested on a bunch of charges. They were caught by cops unloading pallets of stolen goods off of an 18 wheeler. And then the back parking lot of an economy and not only did they have drugs and guns, what they were unloading was about $250,000 worth of chicken. What they said. Whoa. Yeah, one of the guys was trying to pay off a debt he owed to one of his drug dealers and well, he stole a bunch of chicken apparently. And no, this is not some attempt at a problematic joke among those arrested.

1:13:43Rico Jackson, Davey on Hoyle, Marcellus McKinney, Javunte Johnson, Trasion Featherson, and Quantrivius Shavers. Man. Trayvon Featherson? Yes. No. Trasion Feathers. Trasion Feathers. Yes. Okay. All right. What was Shavers' first name again? Quantrivius. Quantrivius. Yes. I took that in college actually. Quantrivius was really difficult. Yeah. Sounds like it. Math. It's tough math. It would be great if a guy with that name was busted for like Point Shaving College. Well, yeah. Because it's in the name. No. Well, yeah. Quantivia Shavers. Yes. That's incredible. Great name. Well, Quantrivius sounds like a point guard too. Yeah, right? Yeah. Or a tough math class. Like David, this is the thing, man. This is going to be my bureau I put together and that name is never going to stick.

1:14:43Quantrivius. You're not going to be Quantrivius. There is no such thing as Quantrivius. No. We're not doing it. Sounds like you can invite your friends over for Quantrivius night. It's like a board game. Let's play a little Quantrivius night. Yeah. It's trivial pursuit meets Katan. It's awesome. All right. Scotty, what do you got for your story? A mystery, Illinois lottery player has now finally claimed the historic $1.4 billion powerball jackpot. This is, by the way, this was a month before nobody came, nobody came, nobody came. You could do it anonymously and Illinois and this person did it anonymously. They just came and collected the money and off they went. Okay. Here's the thing I find fascinating by this. The person that won $1.4 billion in a powerball jackpot played once. One number bought one ticket.

1:15:43That's it. It was a $2 ticket. Wow. Bought the ticket just out of line. Just because I'm standing in line. Okay. Here's two bucks. Gave this person the ticket. That's the one that hit. You know these people that buy like a thousand of them. Or you got whole offices going in and buying a bunch of tickets. One ticket. This guy walks away with $1.4 billion. I mean, what are the odds on that, right? Okay. It's got to be astronomical. But anyway, fun story. Yeah, that's like the guy that's played golf for 40 years. Been playing. Been so close to a hole in one. Been like inches away several times. And the guy's been playing for a month. It's a blader. 135 yards. Hit the hill and bounces up into the hole. He wins a car. Something like that, right? Yeah. For my story, maybe you heard about this. It's that time of year. Neat toy Hall of Fame. You got their finalists.

1:16:44And there's 12 finalists this year. Okay. Bingo. B-I-N-G-O. Yeah. Really? That hasn't been in there before, huh? No. I don't think of it as a toy, though. Do you? No, but I think it toys also games sometimes. Okay. Bop it. Yeah, I remember Bop it. What, Bop it is that like the big inflatables? No, Bop it is where like you've got it. It's, I don't know, like an electronic toy. And it tells you to hit different parts of it. Like you hit like a drum in the middle or something. You can twist or flick or whatever. And it just goes faster and faster and faster. Yeah. When did that come out, you know? You had to. That would have been an 80s thing, I guess, 90s maybe? Maybe 90s, because I remember it as a theater. My daughter had it. Yeah. Okay. Did you get Care Bears? Oh gosh, yeah. Monster Hydals. I don't know what that is. I remember the Monster Hydals, yeah. Okay. Mouse trap. Yep.

1:17:44Pokemon trading cards. Never ended those. No, but that's got to be it. Oh, yeah. It's huge. Polypocket. Oh, polypockets. Why are you laughing at polypockets? I don't know, because here's this little song I have for polypockets. You had it? Yes. How you go? Polypockets. La, la, la, la. And then she goes that thing and that thing. Okay. Um, this is weird. The slide, which is an actual playground slide, which I guess, the toy? I don't know. Hmm. The board game, sorry. Oh, gosh, yeah. It's been around for a while. Tickle me Elmo. Yeah. Oh, gosh. And Yatsi. Yatsi's been around a long time too. Yeah, do you like Yatsi? Never played Yatsi. Okay. Tickle me Elmo nominated last year didn't make the cut. It was a hot, hot gift. There's blood on that guy's paws, you know. No kid.

1:18:44Oh, no kidding. Yeah, people were dying for that thing. Oh. Yeah. And then you made it last year, battleship, slime, and then trivial pursuit. There you go. I played battleship. Did you play battleship? It's still a little occasional. Yeah. We got one at home. How fun. Yeah. I bet. You're going to make it a big game night this weekend, are you? No. I did. She's not much for games, really. Not anymore. No. Okay. We got to set you up with the big Friday five. And the news update next. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. VPN now comes with a next gen antivirus. Can you dig it? Stop digital threats before they reach your device. No. VPN gives you pro-ad to protection that works in the background. Avoid online scams, beat fishing attacks, and block and truce of ads.

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1:22:54Oh, this is a developing story, but sensitive F 35 fighter jet technology was unexpectedly diverted to Hong Kong this summer. And this is sparking an investigation on Capitol Hill and at the Pentagon, because China might have access to key components of highly classified weapon systems now. Apparently, this has happened before in 2023. There were a bunch of parts that went missing. So in this case, though, a shipment of F 35 parts bound for the United States for repairs was rerouted as it translated the Pacific Ocean from Australia. The Pentagon did confirm the disappearance of some components. But the parts wound up in Hong Kong. It's not clear why the equipment was rerouted or who has possession of it now. Wow, oh boy. Not clear why it was rerouted.

1:23:55Yeah, not like that. Well, there's a reason. Well, okay, give me the reason. You know, that's it. Well, it's because the Chinese wanted to steal it. That was on that plane coming out of Australia. I know. Okay. Something we, I don't think we touched on this this week. It was Carl Rove with his piece in the Wall Street Journal. Why he's voting for a Democrat in Texas. He was talking about the Senate race, lower race. But then Senator John Cornyn, like to also shared that on social media. That's why Carl Rove was voting for this Democrat. Megan Basham, independent journalist, will give opinions on things. As she wrote, the fact we have so many Republican leaders announced that they're voting for Democrats when they lose their elections, the illustrates just how deeply we have a lack of principal problem. Too many like Cornyn are simply interested in building their careers, not serving the good of the nation.

1:24:59From GOP Senators giving belligerent thumbs down to the opportunity to end Obamacare to announcing that they're going to vote for Democrats when it doesn't go their way. Again and again, we see them putting their personal ambitions and grudges ahead of the people. It's an ongoing problem. I don't disagree with that. No. So you could really have disdain for an opponent. But in the end, you know what the principles are and how they're going to vote. You know what I mean? Yeah. That coordinate thing doesn't surprise me much. But I think no. Yeah, I think that that has to do with the Texas Railroad Commission because the Republican nominee put out. And I'm sorry. I know that there are people divided on all of this, put out some stupid tweet about the picture at the game. Yeah, there were there was like what it doesn't or two dozen Indian kids in the stands at a UT football game. And he's like, right. You don't have to get involved in this. Right. Yeah, there were a lot of people that were saying not a good move.

1:26:01That's still vote for him. Because what's the alternative? But yeah, I just about what he did there. But there you go. Just ongoing. All right. We got to get you set up with the Friday five. Oh, yeah. We're talking about this Tuesday. First day of fall. Songs with fall in the title or a form of the word fall in the title. And I got to tell you, it's a pretty good list. And I bet there's one you voted for that shouldn't even qualify. Oh, yeah. Yeah, well explain. But if you want to get in early, the number is 18845 NBCR. Songs with fall in the title for the Friday five. Next. Jamie Markley, David Van Cam and Scott Robin. They just be show best friends. Yeah. Making sense of it all. Oh, my goodness. And having some fun. Light and fresh.

1:27:01This is the Markley Van Cam and Robin's show. The Markley Van Cam and Robin's show. Jamie Markley, David Van Cam and Scott Robin. Vote Friday. You know what that means? Our countdown is the Friday five. It starts like this. The countdown is on. You know what this means? It's our favorite time of the week. And everybody wants to get mellow. You can get the f*** out of here. All right. The Friday five. It will test your head and your mind and your brain. On the Markley Van Cam and Robin's show. Friday five. Today goes to start a fall next week. Yep. Songs with a version of fall. Friday five. Today goes to start a fall next week. Yep. Songs with a version of fall in the title. We were going to leave them and they just started that many. There's a few. Yeah. But not enough. Not enough.

1:28:01Yeah. So again, we do this kind of the way we always do it. We figure out a song. How big a hit was it or how iconic is the song? One to ten. Does it stand the test of time? One to ten. And then how much do you personally like it? One to ten. We put it all together. And there we have it. Yes, sir. Everybody happy with the way it turned out. Yeah. Yeah, thanks. Yeah. That was half-hearted, David. Well, I think, yeah, I think it's all right. It's good. There's nothing in. I'll say this. There's nothing in the list that I just object to. Okay. Then maybe one. Maybe one. Maybe you. All right. Yes. There's one that I object to. One. I can't wait to hear what it is. All right. Yes, I can ask yourself. What kind of a music do you say again? The many talents. Did you learn to touch all the great songs? A gene that you liked doing. They played it with Don. Hey, Don. Hey.

1:29:01Thank God I thought I was pulling the fast when I looked it up and trying to find out songs. What the name of the성이ge muchos thing? banker got me to kick my ass. I'll move her. He's embarrassed. Anyway, well, as I was going to say, Tom Petti, pre-fall. Oh, yeah. Well, Dyn's going to have a great weekend. It's a walkoff for him. Number one. Can I have to ask? Is it a unanimous number one? That was a unanimous number. I think so. Yeah. It's an iconic song. It has to time for sure. Yes. And I like this song. Yeah, I do too. One of your favorite artists of all times got. Yep, definitely. Yeah, you got a big box set coming up. I heard that, but I think I probably got everything. Always like 71 to 78 pre. Like, oh, even heartbreakers, some of that stuff after mudcrush. OK, well, I'll give it a listen.

1:30:02So I don't know if there's any hidden gems in there. I'm not sure there are some more. Yeah. OK. You know what, man? You talk about songs that hold up. Tom Petty songs do hold up. Yeah, they do. They're really well written. And all the hits are still on the radio. Yeah. Yeah. There's a lot of songs I like that were, I guess, secondary. Yeah. Even the losers, would you call that a big hit? No, but it's certainly one everybody knows. Yeah. Here comes my girl. Great song. Great song. Watch a walk. LAUGHTER My favorite part of that song. Yeah, it's good. All right, David, who's next? Let's talk to Woody and Vancouver. Hey, Woody. Hey, guys, lovely show. You know, we had a flower delivery early this morning. After looking at the card, I had to ask Mrs. Woody, who's Jimmy? LAUGHTER Her first love again. Who's Jimmy? But you got the last laugh there, Woody. Woody's a father of 13 and a grandfather of 29. And he says, they think I'm something.

1:31:03Yes, they do. Who's Jimmy? They're one of my 29 great children. LAUGHTER Oh, yeah. Well, that's funny. OK, my song, Patsy Klein, I fall to pieces. Oh, great song, man. Well played. Where's Patsy Klein? Oh, there it is. I fall to pieces. In jelly boys. Are you? Why? You're mocking it. Oh, I'm a freaking serious. A little guitar thing. E-D-D-D-D-D-D-D. How dare you, man. Oh, to pieces. Oh, can I be a little more? Can you believe this guy does? No, it's awesome. I'm about to quit the show right now. It's awesome. If you can see the video, Robyn's just mocking it all the way through. A little guitar flourish is nice.

1:32:04Wow, man. A little, a little, a little. I like it. No, you don't. Oh, too. You were making fun of it. First deviasc. Oh, my gosh, man. Sorry, it's not. It's not Peter Gabriel. Sorry. Yeah. Hmm. OK. The number is 1-888. 4-85-MVCR. Songs with a version of Fall in the Title. Who's next, David? Sorry, it's going to take me a while to recover from the R.A. Damon. Damon. Improve my voice. Yes, I have a problem with AI. So I've been going to AI, AI meetings. LAUGHTER My name is Damon. It's like Mitch Hedberg just came back from the grave right there. No, that's good. That's good. That was good. Long and low. By Hamilton, Joe Frank and Reynolds. Yeah, dude. Number 4. David, David, Owen and Love. Owen.

1:33:05Owen and Love. Now you're making fun of this? What's his bowing? My mom has this record, man. Lay off. David, David, Owen and Love. That's the short version. Hamilton, Joe Frank and Mr. Reynolds. Yeah. Yes. But you're just making fun of everything today. No, I'm not making fun of anything. I'm mocking things. Somebody went takele in your cheerios this morning. He's been sick all week. You know how like off-air? Yeah, holy cow. Sorry about that. That's been a rough week. It's been a rough week. I mean, if we had a swear jar, you'd be broke. Yeah. There's no doubt about that. Like I can curse it away. You know, kidding. Yeah. All right, who's next, David? Let's talk to John and Connecticut. Hey, John. Good afternoon, gentlemen. And you got to watch that swear jar. It's got you got a big debit to pay off on all these pages. I know. I lose them all, too. Yes. But I'm going to do something specifically for you. I am going to nominate a song that I know you will not mock ridicule and you may even say hello to it.

1:34:06Queen. Amber DeFall. Yeah, great song. Oh, dang. It's time for us, Amber DeFall. They call that a fan favorite. Oh, yeah. Are you going to sing? I'm going to sing. I'm going to sing. Yeah. Oh, no. Yeah. Oh, no. We look this up. This didn't do well at Rock Radio. No. Like, didn't crack the top 50. Did not crack the top 50 at Rock Radio in 1984. I mean, try to tell people, like, by the mid-80s, Queen was done in the United States. Yeah. And then there was a lot of mishaps that happened there. Yes. They didn't tour a lot in the US either. No, but I mean, it was what? Hot space. And then the works that led off with Radio Gaga, that was not happening in the United States. Tough one to swallow, even for Queen fans. Yeah.

1:35:06It's kind of growing on me. It's time goes on. They had to come back later in the 80s. Yeah. Which kind of was spurred on by one vision. Well, that's what I hear. Neagle Stuttich. Grace will think I'll love it. Well, that was early 80s. Yeah. I mean, I think I was in the game in 1980s. Yeah. So anyway, that's the history of Queen. And now back to the countdown. All right. We got John in Texas. Hey, John. Hey, guys, I'm out here in the Texas Panhandle. And then my pick is my mom's very favorite song of all time. My mom just started her 57th year of teaching and refuses to retire. Wow. She takes the kids. That the world is giving up on and teaches them to read. Wow. Her favorite song. You know what, a great lady. Awesome. Yeah. Her very favorite song is Elvis Presley. Can't help falling in love with you. Yeah. Oh, what a great song, too, man.

1:36:06God bless your mom, John. And thanks for the call. And Scott, do not even think about mocking the song. I like this song. Oh, man. And you mocked the king a lot. I show every one of that back guitar too. That's good. That's the song, David. That's the way you talked about it. I love that song. Good call. That was good all the way around. It was. Yeah, that one took on a new meaning for me because my daughter really liked that song. She heard it once just on my playlist and then she wanted me to sing it to her at night. So that turned into like for probably about a year. That was what I sang to her every night. Oh, that's cool.

1:37:07Nice memory, David. Well, after Scott brought everybody down earlier with a patchy climb mocking and such. No, I didn't mocked Patsy Climbs. It's a guitar part. And I just, I don't know, it just doesn't, doesn't hit me right. Okay. All right. So we got number one. We got number two. We got number two. All the eagle nets. Yeah. We got number four. We're still looking for three and five. The number one eight eight eight four eight five. MVCR. Songs with a version of all the title and we'll wrap it up next.

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1:40:11Songs with a faller of former falling in the title. That's number one, Tom Petty-Free Falling. Number one by Longchap. Can't help falling in love. Open. Number two. Hail to Joe Franken-Railts. Falling in love at four. That's some great honorable mentions too. And who's next? That's Talk to Melinda. Hey Melinda. Good morning guys. How are you? Good. Doing great Melinda. How are you? I have been running around town, shouting from the rooftops, shouting in local parks, and now I'm going to talk to Melinda. I'm just so stoked. Congratulations. That's fantastic. Thank you. Yeah. I was hoping you could pass along a question to Woody for me since he's a father of 13 and a grandfather of 29 if he has me advice for me. We will definitely get you in contact with Woody. Yes.

1:41:12You would know. Awesome. I'm very, very happy for my granddaughter. Oh, grand daughter. All right. Yes. Her name is Rick of Lynn and she's going to rule the world someday. Oh, sweet. I'm going to work for her. So my guest for today is Sammy Heigar. I'll fall in love again. Grandma is the love Sammy Heigar. Man, that's fantastic. Number five. I love the gift. I was like the green sign. That was big hit at Rock Radio. Which means Scott Robbins didn't play it. I liked it though. I loved it. Were you trying to get your top 40 program director to play it? Please let me play the red rocker. I don't think so. I don't think that was even a conversation. Yeah. But it's a really good album. This is Standing Hampton, right? Yes, sir. Yeah. Good record. The lead track from Standing Hampton.

1:42:12I'm not going to say anything about it. Because I'm so happy for Melinda or in her grand baby. Nice. Even though she likes Sammy Heigar and David doesn't. I don't know. The problem with Sammy Heigar. You know what would be fun is to hear an artist go back and reproduce the record the way they would want it. Oh, kind of. Yeah. Because I bet that would be more guitar heavy. Yeah. You know what I mean? We got Mark in Portland. Hey, Mark. Hey, gentlemen. Happy Friday. Happy Friday, Mark. Hey, I want this week with one of my favorite college bands, Aurem, with a fall on me. You know what? Yep. That's good song. I know you think I'm mocking. I'm not. I mean, I like it. I always thought that was good song. They had a handful of songs I like. Rolling stone. Trying to make them be fetals or something.

1:43:14Yeah. Let's not get nutty. At the time they were darlings, of course. But yeah, it's awesome. Not one of their biggest ones either. No? Yeah. I like it. All right, David, who's next? Let's talk to Russell in Texas. Hey, Russell. Hey, how you doing? Doing great, Russell. How are you, man? Awesome. What you thinking for a fall song? Well, I'm going to put a little Tihono into it. Let's go with Selena. I could fall in love. Selena. Yes. I don't know this. Is that a big hit? Yeah, it's it. Yeah. I suppose we should, uh, you made a sour look there, Scott. No, I never played. I mean, I think it was after I was out in the top 40 already. Okay. Or I don't know when it was.

1:44:15Probably a bigger deal in Texas. Yeah, it was worth saying it to me. What's got the song you voted for in your five? I think you had it at number three. I did. There was a big, big record. It shouldn't even qualify. But I didn't it was on the list. I thought, well, I didn't question whether it's a fileifier, not a version of fall in the title. This is one word waterfall. Oh, Jason. What should be it? Because it's waterfall. That's not fall. You know what I'm saying? But I know that you're going to have it your way under the bed. And you said you would defend it. When you voted for it at number three. Yeah, I mean, it was a huge record. What's the test of time on that? I don't know. I think sure on that. I'm not sure on what you give it, David. Probably four or five. Which means that the like score for you. I liked it a lot. Yeah, when I played it. Yeah, I like the song.

1:45:15And I like the weird out. Yeah, it can be a parody of it. It's phony calls. See, I know I want to look that up. I've never heard it. It's yeah. Don't go making phony calls. Please stick to the seven digit numbers you're used to. There you go. I'll bring it to you. You had to get permission. They gave it to him. And there you go. That's great. All right. Who's next? I'll start to quentin. Hey, Quentin. Quentin. Yes. You're on. What's up, dude? Hey, great. Awesome to get in my second time in Market. You're here this time. That's all. Yes. I'm going with Alicia Keys. Oh, yeah. That was a big song, right? I love this song. Oh, I could go bass too. What I really want to hear is both you guys sing it.

1:46:21I'm going to sing it. It's just a big song. I want to hear it. You guys sing it. David's playing along. No, not going to do it. All right. Okay. We're still looking for number three. I think we're going to have to burn number three here. All right. Here you go. Number three. Big song. Test the timer. Oh, yeah. No, I'm going to have to do this. Let's do this. It's got has no use for it. I really know. You don't like this song? No, he doesn't. He's talking. He's talking. Oh, man. It used to be. It was old when I was young. I'll tell you what it is. It's too happy. Right. I want him to be bitter about the rain. It's falling on his head. He might be ready. He could be blinded. I think that there is. Jim didn't wanna mention two.

1:47:21Hopefully we will have time before you are trifective But only if you allow the time's go. Oh, sure. And we've got some news updates to get to next. Pick him up. The Markley band camp in a rapid show. I'm Jamie Markley, the GeneXor the millennial David Van Camp. This ex-heboomer's got Robby. News update David Van Camp. The attorney general of Texas Ken Paxson also running for Senate has put out a press release saying that they have shut down a Houston area birth tourism center. That unlawfully facilitated over a thousand births to foreign Chinese nationals. In April 2026, this is when

1:48:21he sued the what is it the DI postpartum care center? The center operated a birth tourism business that primarily marketed its services to Chinese nationals and claimed responsibility for over a thousand American born babies. The operation went across four Houston area properties and provided clients with assistance navigating the immigration process also coached foreign nationals on how to evade immigration restrictions, including advising women to apply for visas and then the immigration process. The center was the first to have a visa before pregnancy to avoid detection. So it is going to cease its operations. There you go. All right. I have a scene interview with Victor Davis Hanson talking about Iran. And I really have respect for

1:49:21the guy we've talked about him before. He's talking about what he's talking about in his way. He's talking about what he's talking about him. He's talking about Patrick bad David. That get his name right? Yeah. Anyway, he was admitting this thing with Iran didn't go the way he thought it would go. Which is sort of refreshing. Because a lot of people don't have been a lot stronger in the beginning. Hidden bridges, all those sorts of things. But then where does it go? Here's part of it. I just want to play what he said and get reaction. I mean nobody's been accurate. Tucker Carlson said it would be World War III. And on one end, and then we had other people saying it's going to be over in two weeks.

1:50:21And we have to go back to standard operating procedure, normal business, and can still level a, still inflict a level of pain on that theocracy that's not sustainable. But we are sustainable. We're going to be sustainable with our economy and our military and they're not. And it's just a matter of time. Let's see what happens. Yeah. We're going to be able to do that. And we're going to be able to do that. That if it's, you know, sometimes soon or at least by the middle of November, it we're going to unleash on Iran like they have not seen before. We'll see if that happens. Well. Well, we're waiting on that. If that's the case, I think people were thinking it was midterms. I mean, it's already happening. Right. Exactly. Because that's been

1:51:22their goal. Yeah. I mean, I think you saw it and I saw it. $100 a barrel now. Today said the day we hit $100 a barrel. Yeah. Oh, I thought it was yesterday. It doesn't matter. It's just $100. Yeah. Guess going to be going up for a while. No doubt about it. So anyway, that's the thing, man. The damable misery. The whole thing is that, you know. It really is. It's miserable. It's miserable. It'd be more miserable if you're a man. But yeah. Oh, well, yeah. But you know, I sometimes think you get lulled into this sense of false security by the way Venezuela happened. You wonder if that happened. You went in there a number of days and all of a sudden you got you got him in the whole thing's over. Right. You know, but you're talking about ideology with these people. Not so much now. They don't negotiate with you. But I think that's the only way to make it. Right. Most right. I think it's easy to say that. Yes. All right. You

1:52:22want some honorable mentions from our Friday five. Sure. There are a lot of great ones. We did songs with fall in the title. Um, Tom Petty free falling at one and it was can't help falling in love. Elvis at two. BJ Thomas. Rain drops keep falling on my head. It's got doesn't like but a huge hit. Mm-hmm. Yeah. That's a big hit. I'm going to go right there and we're going to start with the beginning of the video from Sammy Hegaard five. All these honorable mentions. You remember the arrow smith song. I knew. It's a nine lives. All right. Yes. Yeah. We played it. I saw that tour twice. Good show. It's not their best album. The song was okay. I was working with you at the rock station. We were He was always the peacekeeper with the band. Because they're always fighting. Yeah, you can understand. You were singing this yesterday, Scott. ["Aric Carmen."

1:53:24The late Eric Carmen. People in Ohio. Formerly frontman songwriter with the res, Barry. There you go. Thank you. Now on with the Captain. Here's one. I don't know if either one of you know it or care. I like this song. You know who it is. Fix. Yes. Yeah. Top 40 didn't play that much. Yeah. Well, MTV played it like crazy. Yeah, we might have played it. I don't know. Yeah, the fix. Um, and this was sort of a minor hit. It was journey. Yeah, after the fall. You know what I'm that's on? What's down in front here? Correct. Yeah. Well played. Like it was four years before it was born. Not their best songs. Yeah. Then you had... You know what I'm good. Yeah. As a former member of the Kiss Army, not my favorite era.

1:54:27No, my neater's. Yeah. But it hit for him, minor, yeah. Oh, you know what songs come back around? With younger people, especially at the gym. Corn. I don't know what that is. Corn came back around, man. Yeah. Falling away from me. Oh, what is this? Peter Citerra. Did you play this one? Yes. What is this? It makes them my ball. OK. The former Chicago frontman. Yes. Amy Grant was on the trucker, too. Really? OK. Did you play this one? No. Mud-based. From Peoria, Illinois. I like it, Tom. OK, now you're done. Do you even know this song?

1:55:29Anybody? I know this only because of you. Oh, got it. I don't know. That's Motley. You were the shadow of the devil t-shirt that songs offshouted at the devil. You were a t-shirt of an album you've never heard. I saw the tour. No, you didn't. What was the one that was played in Peoria? No, they weren't. No, they were supposed to open for Ozzy. I saw them here. Yeah, but it wasn't the shadow of the devil. OK, I don't know what tour it was. Carnival of Souls. No, that was Kiss. Carnival of Sins. Sins. That was it. Yeah, like a 2004. Maybe it was Carnival of Sins. Yes. But Tommy Lee's strong drum. Huge fan. You're a huge fan. I was spinning around and. Yes, of course. You took free tickets for anything back then. Here's a band I saw. Did you play that one, Scott? Sugar Ray, man. No. I didn't play. All right, did you play? No.

1:56:30Before my time. Spinners? Yeah. All right, great song, though. That's a great vocal. Woody. There it is. Oh, yeah. All right. I think all this stuff puts Casey in a good mood, too. Yes. Any play tomorrow? You ready for your big three? I know he's ready. We should roll it up. Are you ready? One, two, one. Come at you. It's the three most important news stories of the day. Hit the trifecta. Well, at least according to Scott Roberts. It's the trifecta on the Mark Levan camp and Robin show. Every day about this time, Scott Roberts stopped three stories with his hero. In case he could take Casey with a lot of fun with it today. Didn't we? Yes. He was counting. I mean, you can't think you played all those songs with exception, maybe a mud vein. Yeah. That's what I thought. OK. I'm ready. Three. Number three. He loved mud vein, though. I know that. He did. Well, he liked him. He's never in his name.

1:57:31There you go. Viewers for the midterm convention. Yeah. How about the numbers? First of its kind midterm Republican national convention. We were there. Viewer magnet garnering over 100 million live stream and cable news views. It's according to Breitbart today. The more than 100 million views were tallyed across social media live streams, including Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, as well as cable news. OK. So if it's you're talking like you could watch like a 10 second clip. I don't know how they get credit margin. I don't know how they do it. TikTok or something. I don't know how they do any of those. OK. Republican convention massive success accomplished exactly what we set out to do. Energize our base. Said these spokesperson's plural for the Republicans. And I don't know. I mean, this seems like something now that'll stick. They'll probably do it every two years now. Yes. I mean, I'm not saying it wasn't a success, but I'm also saying what's that person going to say?

1:58:31You know, we're really disappointed. Well, yeah, but I mean, 100 million, a hundred million, man. That's not bad. Not shabby. Yes. Again, man, not to poo poo it. I'm just asking. Are you talking about watching just 15 second clips? So more. Is that what they're putting into the tally? Well, also, I wonder if that's cumulative. Like just over the course of a few hours for two nights. I don't know if they have it. Yeah. I don't buy that at any one moment. A hundred million people were watching it. No, but like if they got a hundred million eyeballs on it at just total over the course of two nights, yeah, that's pretty good. Yeah. You always got to wonder and ask the question. Like if I happened to watch, say I saw five clips in my counted five times or am I just one person? When you ask me, I don't know. I don't know what the answer is. No, I'm just saying you don't have the answer. I'm just saying those are the questions you wonder how they tabulated that that's all things. Communist might ask, but go ahead.

1:59:31No, on with account down. Scott, I've picked it up three of the day of the number two. Full number two. Toys R.S. is opening up a bunch of new stores. Yeah, I this is amazing because I thought they were bankrupt and done and not ever coming back and all that. But here's some good news for adults who do not want to grow up. Toys R.S. kicking off its biggest expansion in 10 years. Starting 120 stores. They say this is a mung surging demand from adult customers. 2017 bankruptcy devastated them. They inked a one year leases across the country as toy sales. By the way, not their biggest spikes since 2000. So now they are opening back up again. They're saying adults. It's like a playground for the adults now. Yeah, okay. Because I don't know if you've ever had a thing or not. They never had kids. Yeah. Well, and then Pokemon cards are huge again. So they're going to the old toys R.S. to buy Pokemon stuff. Adults now account for 55% of the toy sales.

2:00:33Holy cow. What is it? All buying. It's like some of these other stores you've gone bankrupt and then they're opening new stores based on nostalgia, I guess. I mean, what like with was it bed bath and beyond or one of those? Yeah. Did like it went bankrupt but then they're opening stores. Yeah. Yeah. So you hear bankrupt. It used to be a they're gone forever. Not necessarily. I can Arthur Treacher's fish and chips before behind. I would have heard of that in years. And the countdown doesn't stop till we reach the top. The sky rovers try to affect the top three of the day. And finally one number one. A Florida man justifies smashing a taxi cab in New York. Old Saul Vargas took a plea deal Thursday for just a really conduct after he was caught shirtless on the video jumping on the top of a hood of a yellow cab smashing in the front windshield as thousands of nicks fans flooded the streets near Madison Square Garden on June 11th. He said, Hey, man, I was celebrating.

2:01:34Yeah, I love the nicks, but it was also my birthday. And who doesn't want to smash up a taxi cab on their birthday? Yeah. That's a good question. That's a really good. I can't believe that was a defense. Everybody. I can't say an age. Maybe it'll work in front of a jury. Who knows? Yeah. And there you have it. I remember when I was 21, too. You know, my birthday, we went nuts too. I want to know when Arthur Treacher's went out of this. It's been a while. I can even know what Arthur Treacher's. I figured. Arthur Treacher's fish and chips is a chain. Yes. 1979 to 1982. The company experienced financial problems and bankruptcy proceedings. Yeah, there's five years before Van Camp was born. That's right. John Silver got him. Yeah. I never had to do this in the news update, Nick. Progressive presents Employee of the Month.

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2:05:51Iran and looking at the estimated death count from the slaughter that happened in January with the protesters. The claim is that the death toll was actually in the hundreds of thousands. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. Again, this is a claim made from a hacker. It's hard to get information out of Iran because they've shut down so much of the communications the outside world. Yeah, no doubt. All right, Demarads, here we go. When the going gets tough. Damn it, this is too hard. But dumb get dumber. All right, Ian. It's Nimrods in the news on the Markley Van Camp in Robbins show. I love the poorly educated. All right. Nimrods news, we go to New York. That's where a 37 year old Barry Bowser was arrested for drug possession on Tuesday. He was on his way to attend his court order drug program. Okay. He was on probation for a previous drug offense.

2:06:52When he was stopped at the courthouse, he was searched, found to be in possession of 35 grams of heroin and fentanyl, crack cocaine, digital scales, and packaging material. But he sidestep, they 12 years sentence the last time, but officials say that probation deals off the table. Because there's new drug charges he's facing. But it's New York. How long is it actually going to stick? All right. We'll see. And that's Nimrods in the news.