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1:01Yo man. So the United States worse than Al Qaeda when it comes to terrorism. Yes. According to you, Hassan Piker, the guy that went out and campaigned for a bunch of Democrats, including the Senate nominee in Michigan, a dual L. Siette. Yeah. They actually were begging him to come out to Michigan during the primary. So Piker does an interview with Axios. And this is part of it. America is the top dog in terrorism. Yes. Do you think America then is worse than Al Qaeda? Pound for pound as far as the number of deaths. Yes, we have caused tremendous terror all around the world. I think that that is not only terror that we are waging on regular civilians in nations and the periphery, but it's also having consequences on ourselves. It's having dramatic consequences on the home front. And they have dual in Michigan. It's like, oh, no, no, no. I was going to say it's like Debbie Dingell is getting ready to freaking strangle that guy. Like just stop doing interviews. What are you doing? Oh, yeah. But yeah, also he misused pound for pound there.

2:03Because in that in that scenario, if you were going to go like relative pound for pound, then Al Qaeda absolutely is a bigger terrorist threat, given its small size and outsize influence on the world. That's true. That's probably not going to be the focus. I know, but that's, but it's like good observation. He included the view. Of course. Man, I don't know if you saw it as far as Simone Sanders and the one dude on PMS now, we're trying to say, Hey, we know you're taking out a context, but why would you give them anything? They're almost like, what are you doing? Man, they're like coaching them up like, Hey, look, if you're trying to get into the major leagues now here in political, punditry and advocacy, you got to understand the game a little bit better. You're more on. But Hassan is going to do Hassan things. Oh, yeah. That's just part of it. So yeah, good luck with that.

3:05Meanwhile, the big fear over AI started just over a week ago. And I want you to know one of our favorite guys from PMS now. Stop the hammer. Yes, Mr. Lawrence O'Donnell. Very. He doesn't do alarmism. You want you to know that? It really? Yes. However, this AI thing, because this is the way Lawrence O'Donnell show opened last night. Hey, Lawrence. Hey, Jen. Jen, I know some of us are catching up on our reading about AI. I've been doing that with this great new book. It's called Nerd, The Nerd Rike by Gilderman. This is about the people who are controlling AI in this country. And it is so important because nuclear weapons have always been controlled by governments and developed, Tomic Bond, by our government and controlled by our government. These guys, these people are the people who control AI, a technology at least as dangerous

4:07as nuclear weapons. And it is, you know, I don't do alarmism on this show. I've never done it. And this is not alarmism when I say, these people in this book are now the scariest people in the world. Doesn't do alarmism. His whole career is built on alarmism. Yeah, of course it is. Well, also the Nerd, right? One lame. Yes. That is just that's lame. Another thing is the guy who wrote that is somebody who was a press secretary for Jerry Brown, communications director for Diane Feinstein and Kamala Harris. It is a totally coordinated. This is basically they're seeing an opportunity to get in at more or less the grand relatively speaking, the ground level of something that is and will continue to completely reshape the way we communicate with one another, the way we share information with one another and what they're trying to do is basically get Facebook

5:10before Facebook takes off in earnest. They are trying to control speech. That's what this is about. It has nothing to do with artificial intelligence or any sort of threat. It's about saying, Hey, look, this is going to be the way that people communicate with one another. It's a way of controlling information and Democrats. Boy, they really want to be able to control that information flow. I think you write about that. I think there is, you know, certainly some concern, true concern with AI. It's not something to just poop away. However, this is all coordinated in the last week. Yeah. And with Democrats, you're exactly right. And they're all getting the same talking points because it's the comparison to nukes. You've heard it several times now. By the way, as far as never an alarmist, Lawrence O'Donnell, yeah. And you said it was lame, David. Yeah. It gets a little more lame when Jen Saki suggests the Lawrence should have a book club. Do you want to hear that?

6:11Of course you do. Yes. People who are controlling right now anyway, the future of AI. We're going to get to that later in this hour. First of all, I always tell you you need a book club and everybody would buy the books that are in your book club. And now I'm going to hold up the book again because I need to go buy this book. The nerd like the nerd. Okay. We're suffering right now, David. It is, it's worse than you think. I guess that's what we have to say about the situation. And this book will make that very clear to you. All right. I'm going to put it on my reading list as the Lawrence O'Donnell. We need a good name for it. But, but I'm going to put it on my board. Yeah. Okay. Enough of the line. Yeah. They'll sell all those books right next to the meals for one frozen section at the grocery store because only lonely dorks will be a part of Lawrence O'Donnell's stupid little book club. How about stop the hammering and read a book? So that's the big promo for the show. Then you're probably wondering, how does he open the never an alarmist, Lawrence O'Donnell?

7:16Well, the deranged depravity of Donald Trump has delivered more degradation to this country than any other person in our history has come close to delivering. Thank you. What? That was the open. Would you want to hear the last part of that again? He's more depraved than anybody else in the history of our country. Correct. Yes. Well, boy, I don't know, man, I think there were some Democrats all in on the whole Jim Crow thing. I think there were also some Democrats on the whole slavery thing. Yeah, but but Trump's been trying to win this award for a while. I know how to win. I know how to win. I didn't win. I do win even in sports. I win. See, it's just part of it. Renovate the Kennedy Center. This is worse than slavery.

8:19Correct. Last time in Fox, they had Jason, uh, Calcaneus from the all in podcast. And they know a lot about AI trying to put this in perspective. The whole sort of AI scare. These software programs are extremely good at hacking and making software. And we have had some tests here in Silicon Valley where people have put a thousand different bots software agents, pieces of software. And we said, hey, go attack these systems and see if you can find any exploits. They're good at that. They're also good at fixing those exploits. And so some people working in the industry see these bots. Just like you might in chat, GPT, it has a personality, right? It's been programmed to have a personality. Now imagine these bots talking to each other, having personalities and actually being pretty good at hacking software. That's what's happening. You could easily make a thousand of them to make a system impregnable and just perfect.

9:20That could also happen. So we have some people who are young who are getting very panicked about this and making two or three jumps. What if they had robots? What if they had access to nuclear bombs? The subject of movies we all grew up with Terminator 2 or War Game. So we should worry about that 10 years from now. But for today, we just want to make software a little resilient to hacking. Okay. So I don't buy that either. But like I feel like I'm in this weird space because on the one hand, yeah, I am concerned about what will happen and is that industry going too far too quickly. Yeah. So I, I'm concerned about that. But at the same time, no, am I sitting here going, yeah, well, humanity's going to be wiped out in less than 10 years. I mean, there's a middle ground here between, hey, we're just trying to make software more resilient and we're all going to die. I'm with you on that. I am to and again, concerns come from both sides. I know that's kind of a squishy take, but no, I mean, I think there's real reason

10:23that's concerned. But it's too coordinated. What we're seeing right now, exactly. And it's just too much. I mean, I don't believe in coincidence on that level. No. Well, just a little piece, I was going to play this later. But when Jason's talking about AI running nukes, okay, we're a long way to jump. You would have to make to get to the nuclear missiles is those are air gaped. You would have to create an incredible thriller where somehow the AI programs at thumb drive that thumb drive makes it way, it's way into the missile silo and uploads it, right? It's just not possible. Okay. Could it be in the future possible, but that's not the play at least from the left right now. So and we'll get more into that a little bit later. And you think like a thousand years from now, not even a hundred years from now, that we're going to stop. We're going to try to stop Iran from making AI. You're coming in with the Iran joke. I'm just saying, you know, it's like, Hey, we can't allow them to have AI.

11:25Well, you don't want that. Well, no, you don't want that. David, you have an update on a story about the dude that was duct tape to a chair on a flight. Yeah, this guy from Arizona, he got on really on a flight to New York, started shouting racist things yelling about the size of another guy's junk. And so the passengers and the crew wound up restraining him by duct taping him to his seat. Well, the flight got diverted to Baltimore. And now we've got the audio of this guy. He's 67 year old Lane Arthur Lundin talking to the authorities after the fact because apparently he blacked out. He does not remember anything. Okay. What happened? All right. Roll it. Yeah, I mean, I had two screwdrivers and I know what happened. I can remember right now looking up the guy next to me. His name is his last name is Tom and he's a has 11 that's selling New York. That's the only best selling list of New York Times writing books.

12:31And I can I can remember sitting there and talking to him. And I don't remember landing. I don't remember any of what happened. What's the reason? I came to New York City. I don't know how I got to Maryland. I was supposed to land in New Jersey. I came here because my middle daughter is moving apartments. What? So he way he comes to and because they had to divert the flight. He doesn't know why he's in Maryland. And I'm like, I wonder if he mixed alcohol with like Xanax or something like that because that can just completely wipe you. Really? If you mix it and not I don't know. I'm supposed to but I didn't know that all of a sudden he just goes bananas. Now I there was a time back in my more degenerate days where I was watching a movie with some neighbors. We all lived in the same apartment complex and I'd had a tall boy. And I had taken Xanax because that's the kind of idiotic things that I did at the time.

13:32Okay. And I remember watching seeing like the first five minutes of the movie and then looking at my friends saying you're really going to like this movie. It was the movie dead alive by the way. Terrible horror movie. I said, you guys are really going to love this. And then I woke up the next day in my apartment. I have no memory of what happened. And my friends told me all I did was I stood up and left and then just never came back. Holy cow. I was terrifying. What can happen if you're mixing things like that? Okay. It's almost like that's why they put labels on the bottle that say don't do that. I mean, just as an experiment for the show tomorrow. Like you want to go tall boy and Xanax at the start. See what happens by the time we get to the Friday five. Wake him up. Right by the time the show's over. The five stories we're watching today to do is update.

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16:42Okay. Come on, we may not be able to wrap it up. Jamie Markley, David Bay and Cam Scott Robbins. You notice that? Yeah. The five stories we're watching today. All right. Number five, the rapper, Mack Lamore and the singer, songwriter Ed Sheeran, along with new England patrons on a Robert Kraft. They know that there's been fallout over the rapper's removal from Ed Sheeran's tour. Everybody's mad about everything all of the time. Oh, they're all saying, hey, we're throwing money at it. They're pledging to give millions of dollars for humanitarian aid. Robert Kraft just said in the region of like Israel. Well, this has been going on for a long time as far as the money. How much money do you think it will cost to fix this? Well, it just depends. Number four, representative Maria Salazar. She's a Republican in Florida has gone after a president Trump on immigration and a new ad saying that some of his immigration enforcement has gone too far and Hispanics feel betrayed. I think Trump probably won't be going after her too much because she's doing what she needs

17:45to win the, what she needs to do to win her district. Number three, left wing commentator Hassan Piker tells Axios that the US is a bigger terrorist than Al Qaeda. And Democrats said it can't do it. Abdul El-Sayed who brought Piker into his campaign during the primary. Well, he's going to have another rough week. He says, I don't agree with this. David or give much weight to things said by a social media streamer, except you did just like a month ago. Do you give weight to people you begged to go on the campaign tour with you? Yeah, I kind of feel like you gave weight to his statements. Yeah. Yes. Number two, a house judiciary report just drops screenshots of act blues and turtle messages. This is the left wing fundraising clearing house. They show that staff knowingly waved through foreign donations using verification methods. Like really? They have a LinkedIn. Well, that's what more proof do you need? Yeah. What? And then number one, great news here. The US poverty rate fell to the lowest level ever recorded.

18:46According to the Census Bureau. They ate that. Something. I hear about that either. Those are the top five stories that we are watching today. Ghost bed is offering you an extra 10% off their lowest prices of the season. So go to ghostbed.com slash MVCR use promo code MVCR. That's ghostbed.com slash MVCR promo code MVCR. I don't know if you happen to see this update. Tasia Fortune. She was the 29 year old mom of four found hang from a tree behind a vacant home in Jackson, Mississippi. That was back on August 3rd. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Well, immediately people were saying that it that's a modern day lynching. And you had a OC and a unhappy. Slee other Democrats signed a letter demanding a federal investigation into modern day lynchings. Well, after a few weeks of work, the Mississippi State Medical Examiner's office ruled the death on homicide September 11th, Jackson, police arrested 51 year old. Jacques Ratliffe, black man who knew her.

19:47Court papers say he used a black cable cord in the hang. Yes. Yes, but did you get that update? No, I did see it, but I haven't seen it amplified by the people who were calling this lynching sort of like the kid who drowned in Mississippi. He's a black kid and the conspiracy theory was that his white friends just decided to kill him for some reason. Right. There's by the way, they've just issued a notice that they intend to sue sunny Austin on the view because she implied that they murdered him in some sort of race related hate crime. Good. Yeah. That nonsense should really stop. I mean, my goodness. And then I guess we'll have to get into this later. You had different trends that are out there. Some people are saying college kids are trading frat parties for wellness darts. Do you know what a darts? Darts. Yes. No, I don't know. Darts is a daytime party, Scott. OK. Back in my day, we just called that day drinking.

20:51Well, they're not drinking. See, they're doing Pilates yoga, maybe an ice bath coffee, something like that after we'll get into it. That's no fun. You should see the video before you go a judge. Oh, OK. Yeah. Fun update. And watch your story coming up. You know how I feel today was? Lazy Haday? Look like you had a taupe with missus of completely���neten12. I feel tired of that. show. I'm Jamie Markley, the gin actor, the millennial David van camp and the sexy boomer. That's got Robert. What this pastor at James Tolerico's church. Oh my God. He's hidden camera all the time. Well, yeah. So Texas

21:53Democrats and candidate James Tolerico. He's been trying to run away from his crazy beliefs and some left wing activists are actually upset by that. Because like you just totally betrayed us. I'm there. You tell us that boys shouldn't be playing girl sports now. Right. Or that little kid shouldn't have sex change operations. Oh, complete betrayal. Well, the daily wire got an undercover video talking to one of a. Tallerico's pastors, Babs Miller is the woman here. And well, she was getting pump for information by the undercover reporter who actually was posing as somebody very concerned about James Tolerico sort of recanting his past beliefs. Roll it. Back from people attacking Tolerico for saying that God is non-binary. What is that? That's literally what what he is. Yeah. He went on Fox News and like walked back. Did you see that? Yeah, he's he's getting advice that I don't think he

22:54should be following. Yeah, because that's why that's what frankly wants something that attracted me to this church was like. And I can guarantee you that once you get selected, he'll change his to. Yeah, back to where he was. Okay, but he has to kind of play this game. Of course he will. Yeah, right. Exactly. Yeah. Jocque Cousteau or I mean, any type of looking into and then coming up with some different answers. No, we all knew that ahead of time, right? That's part of the strategy. Yeah, right. What's the Jocque stuff? I bet to say Clousseau. So I was like, what? I went with Clousseau. I went with Clousseau. I said, Clousseau, my mind is like, you do a deep dive there. Well, yeah, no, we're going, yeah, we're going shark hunting. Check out dolphins first. Yes, that would be good. Yeah. Side note, I shared a birthday with Jocque Cousteau, but that's a story for another time. Okay, now back to tell. Now we've never forget your birthday. Yes, I can't play this game. Yes, that's that's what his campaign is convinced him of is that the Democratic Party is backing

23:55off on their stances on the stands and all of this. And so his staff is encouraging him to kind of do the same thing. Just for the next 50 weeks, whatever day, so whatever day, I guess I think it's bad advice personally. 50 weeks, you mean in the next year? Yeah. If he does that, he'll be swimming with the fishes with Jocque Cousteau. I'll tell you that. Better believe it. If it helps him win. Okay. It's like we all know the game. Yeah. But man, when you hear the pastor say it, you know, that's incredible. But you know, a lot of the people that will vote for Tallerico are never going to see that. And you wonder about the independence that can be swathe one way or no. Those are the people because Democrats, most Democrat voters probably do understand that. Yeah. Okay.

24:55I say what he's got to say, right to try to win the election and they're fine with that. That's just how politics works. But there are people who are not particularly engaged. They are going to vote, but they're not paying close attention. They never do. They like to vote, but that's it. Yeah. Those are the people who are going to get swayed. They're like, oh, well, I saw this guy on Fox News and he said, well, of course, not, you know, we shouldn't have sex change operations for children. And so for your reasonable, I always think the good news going forward is that most voters have a presence online and hopefully with their algorithm, at least has some people in there that can send them videos. Hey, did you see this? To educate a little bit because you know, you're not going to get it from media. That's always going to be, you know, very one sided. Speaking of media, man, I was cracking up PMS now a morning, Joe with me. So Joe's doing this whole thing about Trump. Oh, well, it

25:57get past the midterms. He may go boots on the ground, you know, in Iran, because they'll have nothing to lose. And then he starts talking mindfulness. I did not know that if you have the PMS now app that it includes mindfulness. Yeah, for free. Yeah, they're they know that they've driven their audience insane. So they're giving them the mindfulness app. What is that? What does it do? I'll just play the play. All right. I don't know if you'll be able to understand it all because then you have Joe and Mika talking over one another for quite a while, but it starts like this at least if there's incredible threat, Donald Trump can say, I'm not running again. I'm going to put boots on the ground unless you guys want to negotiate now. I'm not saying I want boots on the ground. So everybody just that's freaked out, you know, just breathe into a paper bag right there. And we'll talk through that. We'll get through this together. Mika is very good with mindfulness. She went to an MS now mindfulness. It's in our membership thing yesterday. It's in our membership for MS now. Thank you. You can do that.

26:58I'll call Matt Harris. Who? How do you meditate in an access to so much more than the show all the time? It's so kind. It's it's I love it. It is so cool. It is so soothing. So you you all just get on your MS now app and get mindful. Well, Willie and I talk about negotiations. I feel like I need therapy. I've listened to that. Oh, well, it's it can be hard. We've gone through the growing pains before of doing like live ads with multiple people on the show, right? And that's what they were doing. And they just didn't realize how to do it, you know? Probably true. Not that they don't know how they don't know what to do. They'll bring us workers to go in. Yes. And just to help them with this. Mindfulness on the PMS now. I can't I would love to hear that. Well, I'm guessing it's got to be chanting going on or something or I don't think it's the chanting. It was probably like your breathing and silence for a number of minutes. That sort of thing. I say in.

27:59Yeah. Right. You got any of playing in the background? Maybe. Yeah. Did you play any in you? Of course I did. Did you? Yeah. I don't go flow. Sail away. I played that. Yeah. I did not know top 40 played in you. Yeah, shit ahead. That was a hit. OK. Were you practicing mindfulness at the time? No, I had to head the monitor down all the way so I wouldn't hear it. Oh, because it put you to sleep. Oh my god. All right, it's that time. We do it a couple of times a day. Go around the table. It may not be the biggest story out there, but a culture attention you want to bring it in. David, today, watch your story. This is just very fun audio for me. A socialist on the New York City Council spent several minutes asking the police department why things that aren't crimes aren't included in the department's crime stats. Again, the crime stats are the point, but things that are not crimes aren't on the crime stats and Tiffany Kebon.

29:00She's very upset about this. For example, if there's a civil settlement for use of excessive force, but no criminal charge or conviction, why is that not included? What? OK, roll it. Police are responsible for up to 5% of murders in the US. That's not captured in crime statistics, right? And what? I would like to know if the crime statistics also are they measuring other? Is she talking about justified shootings? Yeah, you have to, because there's 5%. Yeah, 5% of all murders. No. That's not true. Yeah, that's not crime statistics. Well, where is it? Where is it found in your statistics? It sounds like someone who took that poll where it's like, yes, 10,000 black men are shot by police every year in their own arms. 5%? OK, OK. Parts of public safety do our crime statistics measure how many people die because they're sleeping out in the cold? Tell me, remember, our crime statistics,

30:00it will not surprise you to learn, measure crime. Well, many other important data sets out during statistics that are not measured through NYPD crime. So our crime statistics and it wasn't indulged me in this exercise. Our crime statistics also don't reflect the number of people who die because they didn't get medical care, mental health care, et cetera, correct? Correct. It doesn't account for people who are dire, left unsafed, because of workplace conditions, anything like that. It doesn't. It just is. Right. Our crime data reflects crime complaints. So do you think? That's what we're measuring. Sure. Do you think it's a good and accurate measure of the overall safety of our crime statistics? I think it is a very good measure. Oh, jeepers. You guys got to be able to hear an answer. Yeah, exactly. My job is hard enough. Man, and then I got to deal with these people. I've got to deal with this.

31:00What about some stuff that doesn't make any sense at all? Yes. Has nothing at all to do with the stats? No. Hey, I know we get performance bonuses based on ratings, but do our ratings capture how many people comment on Facebook? How many people said they laughed? Do we get that? What about how many words I say in a given day? Exactly. Yeah. That could be the single dumbest thing I've heard all week. It's up to you. That's just clueless. Yes. You're trying to make this argument, and you're damn sure of it, too. Yes, just it's unfair. Yeah, it's not including that. What? Crime stats. All right, Scotty, what do you got for your story? Clear safety signals of COVID vaccine harm were missed by the FDA and the CDC, according to the British Medical Journal, by using a flawed method where the harms went undetected. The agency's analysis examined by the British Medical Journal shows that hundreds of types of adverse events,

32:03the agency's criteria for a signal, including myocarditis. We've talked about that. Bell's palsy, tonightus, tonightus, was listed on here. I did not know that. That's the first. I've never heard that one before. Which one? Bringing of the years. What do you call it? Tonightus? Yes. Okay. Then what did you call it? I didn't know how it was pronounced. Well, some people pronounce it tonightus, and then I hear people say tinnitus. Yeah, tinnitus. So, okay. And I honestly don't know which one it is. I don't either. But you can't even tell I did. Me, I did too for a long time. I've still heard the other pronunciations. Yeah. Official survey, people saying it's tinnitus. Yes. The FDA doctor who alerted them to the flawed safety system was muzzled. This person was told, with diplomatic flourish, you need to back off, and they did. Man, the stuff, the stuff we're going to find out to be absolutely true, the stuff we thought was true before. It's turned out to be true now. was buried in the research analysis.

33:03But is it included in the crime stats? Well, you know, people that died of anything of this, no, I doubt it. Yeah, I'm looking this up. Both are acceptable, I guess. Yeah, but the top American pronunciation is... Tinnitus. Tinnitus. That is preferred in the medical and scientific community, also highly common in British English. So we're gonna stick with Tinnitus. Yeah, Tinnitus sounds like a video. Yeah, yeah. That's what we're doing. You gotta be very careful how you say it, too. Yeah, I guess. Tinnitus sounds more like a medical issue. I always heard Tinnitus. The first time I heard it, ailing, you know, musicians. Yeah, it was called Tinnitus. Okay. Why would you have to be careful with the other? Because it runs into some words I don't want to get into on the air. What word? I can't say that word because that's not allowed. Can you make reference to it?

34:05Can you tell me about breast? Yes. Oh, yeah, okay. Yeah, you can say it. Yes, you said it. I'd get what you're saying now. Okay. All right. Because I might leave the end out, and then I'm really in trouble. Hmm. Well, man, I could go a few different ways with my story here. I think I'm gonna go with this. I'm gonna go, this is one I did not get to yesterday, but it seems appropriate now. And that is the Minneapolis City Council member, Jamal Osman. He had trouble with the pronunciation. Oh, I've won't word. Hold on a second. I'm pulling up the audio right now. All right. I think you'll understand when I actually play the clip and roll it, because he's concerned about something here. And lastly, item six, 16 is set in a public heating for September 22, 2026 for ordinance related to the ah, tone, oh, miss anonymous. What am I saying? I don't know.

35:06Autonomous or self-driving vehicles. Regulations. Got it. As far as the self-driving cars, it was painful. That was, we're, I just find it. You sometimes will talk about fighting words. They're coming at you in waves and you're trying to fight them off with swords. Yes. And he was having that situation right there. I don't oh miss anonymous. I don't know how I'm vehicles, self-driving vehicles. There you go. Just go self-driving. Regulations. That have been fine. We read that thing, bro. I'm here to help not to hurt. It's third long. You got to kick it. Any words can you say in his native language? Zero. Yes. No kidding. OK. Memorads in the news coming up in just a few at a news update next. MUSIC

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40:20of a female passenger, undressing, and behaving indecently mid flight. They're in row nine, apparently. Now, the flight was two hours behind its schedule at departure time, and I know some people can get frustrated. I don't know what caused her to all of a sudden start taking off all her clothes. And then according to the story, engaging in indecent acts in view of nearby passengers. It doesn't specify, but you can probably imagine. Yeah. She was arrested, and everybody got home safely. Wow, and that's Nimrods in the news. Jamie Mark Lee, David van Camp, and Scott Robin. We just become best friends. Yep. Making sense of it all. Oh my goodness. And having some fun. Lighting of precious. This is the Mark Lee van Camp and Robbins Show.

41:23The Mark Lee van Camp and Robbins Show. Jamie Mark Lee, David van Camp, and Scott Robbins. So a lot of talk about AI. And now you have a lot of Democrats saying something has to be done immediately. Yeah. Yeah, all of a sudden they're saying, like, oh, it's an AI crisis. What crisis are we talking about here? When did the switch get flipped here? As soon as the first quote whistleblower came out. What prompted all of this? Yeah. Well, they want to try to resurrect the ministry of truth. Sort of. Oh boy. Yeah. So been a lot of talk of this. Fox last night they had Jason Calakay and Hassan. He's from the all-in podcast. And I played a little bit of this clip, but this is more of a full clip of him talking about the fear of AI running nukes. And what would have to happen for that to happen? Just because you've had a lot of people

42:24comparing AI to nukes. So roll it. The jump you would have to make to get to the nuclear missiles is those are air gaped. You would have to create an incredible thriller where somehow the AI programs a thumb drive. That thumb drive makes it way into the missile silo and uploads it, right? It's just not possible. OK. Now. And to take the airplanes out of sky, those are also what we call the industry air gaped. We also have human and the loop system. So people are getting a little excited about this. We were all trained on science fiction to get excited about it. The prenicious thing here is people, when they see a crisis like this, want to jump on it. And they have agendas. And one of the agendas here is to do what's called regulatory capture. Create a bunch of rules. So maybe these one or two companies can win the market. And then the smaller companies coming up or open source where anybody can own the technology, maybe they get regulated out of existence. Right. So there are some nefarious forces that work here.

43:24And it's our job, all in podcast. You hear as a host here in the mainstream media to debunk this a bit. President Trump came to the all-in summary, phoned into the all-in summits and said, listen, nerds, get back to work. Janssen knows what he's talking about. Satya Nadella, Elon Musk. They all, to a point, said, sure, there could be some concerns. But let's just not release broken software. And Elon had a just perfect solution. Why don't we build software that tests these large language models, chat, GPs, and tropics flawed. And then we'll just test each other's models and look for vulnerabilities. And then we'll publish the vulnerabilities. That's a perfectly reasonable next step. But I can tell you something. The Chinese are going to speedrun to get to super intelligence. So President Trump's correct. We can't slow down. OK. Boy, don't trust any of these people. No. Everybody's got an agenda. Sure. But yeah, I mean, this was just so obvious how quickly suddenly is like, one guy says this, OK, it's newsworthy.

44:27We talked about it when the guy from Anthropic was like, could kill humanity within the decade. Yeah. But I don't know. It feels like he's selling something. This just is such an overt power grab. Yeah. I mean, I'm taking it all with a grain of salt and looking at what people have said in the past. And I think it's fair to say I was reading yesterday. Like, if you look back 10 years ago, these things didn't exist really. Barely functioned five years ago. And today they're solving previously unanswerable math problems, draft legal briefs. They can diagnose illnesses, design proteins, write books, software, cut all this stuff. So it's gaining intelligence rapidly. And yeah, there are things that we can't even think of right now that could have a terrible effect on us. That being said, this is all coordinated right now

45:30for a certain goal. So yeah, at least to me, it's like, I'm not that concerned about it in this moment. It's not that I'm not concerned at all. Like poo pooing it's not bad. But it tells you a lot when all the Democrats are using the same talking points. Well, that's the thing, right? Yeah. And you guys, that's the thing that I just some like, OK, I don't know which side of fell on. I was kind of sitting in the middle somewhere, I guess. That's the squishy take, but I was sitting there. But then when I hear all this other stuff, I'm like, OK, these guys are liars. Yeah. And as far as the original quote whistleblower, I don't know. I have no idea where the guy is. We have no idea of the credibility of this person. None whatsoever. Yeah, Alex Berencine was writing about it. And kind of the same thing. Yeah, this is coordinated, but I wouldn't just poo poo it away. We'll see. No, I don't think we should do that either. But the alarmist stuff is what came out of nowhere. Well, yeah, just like the data centers thing.

46:31I think there are a few stories where, yeah, I understand where, like, if there's an imminent domain issue, I totally get that. Why that's not true or if somebody is saying, hey, this data center came up in our neighborhood. Nobody sought our input. And it's loud and all of that. I get that part of it. But like this, all of a sudden, boom, panic about data centers which have been around for years. And I know there's an acceleration and construction. But I don't know, man, all of a sudden they're talking about the massive water use. I think, OK, well, let's look at golf courses for a second. Or almond par. Hey, hey, hey. Because they've backed off on that quite a bit. Well, none of that talk about golf courses. That's right. There's a lot of times, David, you want to actually hit it where it's not watered. You'll get a huge roll out. You hit it on hard pan, baby. And all of a sudden, an old guy can drive it three-hunding. So anyway, well, nobody was, you know, I remember when people were, there was some objections going up about the windmills going up everywhere on every farmland, everywhere on the planet.

47:31But they did it anyway. Oh, because they were making money. Oh, yeah. Oh, it looks terrible, too. Yeah, it does. Yeah, it's a blight on the landscape. Now, it used to be kind of cool every once in a while. You'd see one go. That's kind of weird looking. When was that ever cool? Very like sci-fi-ish. I don't know. When they first started going out. This dystopian nightmare always does. Now it really looks that way, though. Oh, it's, yeah. I doubt you dead birds. What about the birds? They're all dropping in 20 years. Yeah. Oh, yeah. No one thought of that at the time. And it's driving the whales crazy. Yeah, you got to do that. The whales are mad. Yeah. Yeah. When Trump talked about the whales with the windmills, that was an all-timer. All right. I suppose we should move on off of this. Whales and windmills. Yes. Big problem right now in Michigan is Hassan Piker, because Abdul El-Sayed, he had tied himself to him. And now he's trying to say, you know, you're a streamer. What do I care? Yeah. And I think there are some Democrat operatives who are trying to say, OK, well, Hassan Piker's not going anywhere. What's at least try to coach him up a little bit

48:33if he wants to play at this level? So Hassan Piker, he was interviewed by former Biden campaign official Simone Sanders. And MSNOW's Eugene Daniels. Simone Sanders also working for MSNOW. And they wanted to know why he keeps saying crazy stuff, especially about 9-11 in terrorism. Oh, yeah, because the latest one is, well, yeah, the United States is worse than Al Qaeda when it comes to terrorism. Holy cow, go ahead. You know, that's going to happen. Right. You're very smart. That's clear. Yeah, you're very smart. The alternative is for me to not talk about this issue at all, right? And that's not, I mean, yeah, because there's no matter, see, like even the broader conversation that I had about 9-11, that's not something that people want to entertain at all. They just want to say this guy, whose name is Hassan, whose Muslim, whose set American deserve 9-11, even though he apologized one day after for the language he used all the way back in 2019 is doing it again. He is, Islamically defending 9-11. He loves 9-11.

49:34He wants it to happen again. And then it just like expands off of that. But you might not have that's going to happen. I guess my thing is, right? And then he have a picture of the towers behind him as he's doing this interview. Yes, yes. Yeah. So he really trying to distance himself from it. Yeah, unbelievable. Yeah. And like I hear, like I said, you have been clipped out of context, right? Like 10 seconds of a long, a long model log is not representative. We've been clipped out of context. Like we totally understand what you're saying. Of course. But if you know that, if you know that that is going to happen, if you know that Abdu Al-Sahed has had to, in front of the cameras, say, you know, I'm not talking, you all want to ask him about a Twitter streamer in California. That's not what I want to talk about, right? If you know that, that's the questions, why do it? If you know that it is not, it is not going to be helpful for your candidates. And I assume, and I think you said you want to be helpful. So why do you think that you know we're going to be harmful?

50:35Because if it's not me, it's something else regardless. So it doesn't necessarily matter. But you can't do it on reason. No, we do know that. And normally you can't engage in counterfactuals. Oh, yeah. The whole thing comes across as these two people, Simone Sanders and Eugene Daniels, like gentle parenting, Hassan Piker. Yes. We're on your side. You're clearly very intelligent. Yes. And taking out a context, you've been done wrong. However, you're going to stop it. You're also being kind of a dumbass and we're trying to win a game. I'm not going to stop. Is what he's saying. You know what they remind me of? When it was you, you were trying to tell Fouch, you listen, man. Oh, yeah. Dude, right now people are not trusting you anymore. So why not step down for the good of everybody? You, I think, you had a nice guy. OK. But you're full of baloney here. People love me. It was basically it. He was not going to step down. No. Didn't care.

51:36Because he was, you know, Hassan Piker and Fouch here about themselves. Care about anything else. How many oxygen is left for Hassan Piker? Oh, dude. People are just like, OK, we can't associate with this guy. This guy is way too far out there. Three to five years tops. Yeah, I should I would think. Yeah. That's what I would say. Where's that is? Welcome. We just want to come to this point. Well, I think if they, if they lose, if the Democrats lose Michigan, Mike Rogers becomes the Senate, Senator from Michigan. Oh, yeah. You'll never hear from Hassan Piker ever again. They will not stand for that. And everybody else he tries to hitch his wagon to use a gun. I want nothing to do with it. Well, the Detroit news came out and endorsed, and they, that's not a conservative paper endorsed, Mike Rogers. Who? I know that doesn't mean a whole lot anymore. It's still something. I'd say that. Now off to Seattle. We go, Katie Wilson. Yes, another one of these failed socialist mayors. Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson scrambling right now

52:37because of a spike in crime and shootings, including the shooting at that food festival a few weeks ago. There's also the issue of her turning off surveillance cameras to protect illegal aliens, if you remember that. Well, they're, they're doing an audit to see if those surveillance cameras would help the CCTV, not the flock cameras, but just like regular, you know, close circuit television cameras. During an interview alongside assistant police chief Nicole Powell, she said, Hey, we're researching this issue. And then she totally steps all over the assistant police chief, because that chief has an opportunity to answer. And all of a sudden, it's like, well, we're not going to let the Black Lady talk. Hold on a second. Oh, roll it. Expecting the results of that audit around the end of this month. And so at that point, we'll make that information public. And then I'll be making a decision about that expansion. Chief, is that a tool that could help in any of these unsolved cases? Cameras are obviously a useful tool, right? We've seen, I think in the bite of Seattle shooting, there's been camera footage from, you know, businesses around Seattle Center.

53:39We have cameras at Seattle Center. Those cameras have been useful tools in solving crime. There's no doubt about that. Okay, because it's not video. What happened? Oh, did she look at her and tell her? Yeah, the assistant police chief is like thinking through the answer because, you know, the boss is right there. Right. And she starts to answer. And then Katie Wilson just jumps in and is like, well, yes, I remember, remember, remember, remember, remember. There is a moment where it's almost like a scene, what's his name, Jim from the office? Yeah. Where the assistant police chief just looks at the camera like, oh gosh. That's hilarious. Yeah. Scott Jennings does that a lot on CNN too. Yeah. Like, he'll look at the camera like these people are freaking bonkers. Yeah, that's pretty funny. Katie Wilson's got that throat burn thing going too. A little bit, not the worst thing about it. No, it's not the worst, but it's there. Yeah. She more just talks like she's 17. Yes. Yeah, yes. You know, we were talking about pronunciations earlier. Yeah. I got a clip for you. It's made. What was he trying to say there?

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56:46He's on meds too. Call 800-230-2777-802-3O-2777. The Marksley Band Camp in the Robin Show, Jamie Marksley, David Van Camp Scott, Robins and now the five stories we're watching today. One, two, one. All right, number five Republican Representative Maria Salazar is going after President Trump over immigration again, saying that some of his immigration enforcement has still gone too far and his Hispanics feel betrayed. I think again, she's just trying to win her race in her district. That's what it seems like. That's politics. Yeah, it could be. Number four, left wing commentator Hassan Piker tells Axios that the U.S. is in fact a bigger terrorist than Al Qaeda. And Democrats in a candidate, Abdul El-Sayed, who brought Piker into his campaign during the primary is going to have another rough week.

57:52He says he doesn't agree with this statement or give much weight to things said by a social media streamer. Well, you did. Yeah, sure did. What changed? What's the difference now? Yeah. Number three, Democrat Senator John Fetterman says he's against the current desperate push for AI regulation and blanket moratoriums on data center construction breaking with his party leadership once again. He's not going to become a Republican because he's not a Republican. He's a Democrat. Right. But yeah, I think he's basically just in Yolo mode right now because he knows he can't win a primary. Right. He just, oh, yeah, he knows it's done. You can't be like a sane Democrat anymore. No, it's weird. It's like it man, he really is a like living testament to the power of intensive therapy. Well, dude, he was known as far left. Oh, yeah. And then he had a crisis and he came out of it like all of a sudden saying things were like, well, I agree with that.

58:52Well, I agree with that. Yeah. I mean, it's not a common sense. Yeah. Like people to slip into a coma and can speak six languages when they get done. How did that happen? Right. Number two, a house judiciary report put out screenshots of act blues internal messages. This is the clearinghouse for fundraising for the Democrat party. They show that staff knowingly waved through foreign donation donations using verification methods like they had a LinkedIn. All right. Number one, right news here, the US poverty rate fell to the lowest level ever recorded. Those are the top five stories we're watching today. Scott, download the price picks app today, use code MVCR, 150 dollars instantly in lineups. So when you play your first $5 lineup, that's code MVCR, 150 dollars, instantly in lineups. If you win your first $5 lineup, price picks run your game. OK. So I mentioned this pronunciation. We were talking about pronunciations of different things earlier. So former minor league baseball player by the name of Francis Groulon.

59:55And he played a pronunciation game with team with his teammates. Now I'm having our time. And it's so dang funny, man. All I can see is the left freaking out, but all these guys together are just having a ball with it. The first thing he's trying to pronounce is photosynthesis. Go. Photosynthesis. OK. Next up is mischievous. List your elbows today. Then extravaganza. Extravaganza. Vacuum cleaner. Vacuum cleaner. See, that was pretty good. Flamboyant. Flamboyant. Purple velvet. Purple velvet. Purple velvet. Purple velvet. Where are they going again?

1:00:55That was a good one. Yeah, I like that one. Yes, we can do it again. Purple velvet. Then shenanigans. Chiena Nangins. And finally, squirrels. Squeedle. Squeedle. Now some of the players are white. Other players of color, everyone's laughing. And I'm sure someone on the left will take issue with that. Oh, yes, you know that. Even though their teammates just, you know, having a good time. So yeah, that was a lot of fun. That was fun. OK, much to get to. Oh, something we got to hit. Rahma manual. What does it mean when your party's gotten intellectually flabby? Hmm. Been around at what's your story? Come on right up. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

1:02:00Yeah. All right. The marketing game, can't be Robin show. Jamie Martin, David van Camp, Scott Robbins. The party's gotten intellectually flabby. Yeah. Speaking of flabby, I got a story for what's your story coming up? Holy micro. Good. Yeah. Before we get there. Who's the tease? Rahma manual. Yeah. Saying that, David. Yeah, former Chicago mayor, Rahma manual, who I think he is going to run for president. Got no chance. He has no chance of winning a primary. Nope. If he got to the primary, no. He's not left enough, man. Yeah, maybe not. But, but man, if he were to win the primary, I think if you look at all the Democrats right now, who would stand the best chance, he's the guy that I would be most worried about. I'm with you on that.

1:03:00Yeah. Me too. Because he sure sounded like he was getting ready to watch presidential campaign during an interview on CNBC. Oh, yeah. You can tell he is. The party, in my view, over the years has gotten intellectually flappy. A lot of people in the party have allowed Trump to occupy the frontal lobe of their brain. We have to prove to the country we can not only fight Donald Trump, we can fight for America. So I've laid out a whole set of policies not only on education from pre-KWABA, but more importantly, when he hits 75, mandatory requirement over all three branches of government. Stop all the stock trading from all three branches of government. Stop and prevent anybody in the federal government at any level and family member from participating in the prediction markets. Third, it needs to be an absolute ethics repackage to change Washington's culture, from age to what they do. Now, if I was a younger person, I would say, yeah, that sounds right.

1:04:00But if you're a guy Obama, I remember after the financial crisis, a lot of people are going to go to jail, right? Nobody did. No, nobody wants jail. No, because that system's rigged. So all that just sort of falls flat for an old crusty guy like me. But man, there would be some energy behind that. Yes, I agree. Yep. Yeah. That's what I think a lot of people would like to see. I think Trump won the nomination based on him pointing out the rigged system. And he was talking about taxes. Oh, back in 2016. Yeah, they're going to use the millions and billions and billions of billions. They're going to use these loopholes and blah, blah, blah, blah. Hillary was on and on. He goes, yeah, I know. Well, I don't need the money. They all need the money. But I do it too. Yeah, it's part of the game. It's part of it. Yeah. That's true. You know, looking at the whole midterms, I mentioned the other day we were talking about Texas that at least it was polymarket still favored

1:05:02taxing over Tallerico. I was looking at real clear politics and different stories today. And I glanced over with polling. And I'm like, oh, that's different now. It's 57% for Tallerico as far as polymarket. Now, that's the betting market. That's not everything. And they're rolling average real clear politics. Tallerico plus 2.9. And then you look at Michigan, polymarket, L.C.I.D. 64%. And then their rolling average is L.C.I.D. plus 2.0. You're not buying it, David. I'm not buying that. I think it might be a close race, but it was a really close race last time. There's Ren Statewide. And that was against the candidate with like 10% of the baggage that L.C.I.D. has. So I just don't buy it. I still don't buy the Tallerico thing. Yeah. But I think it will be much closer than a lot of Republicans would like.

1:06:07A Brit Hume. We'd like to hear clips from Brit Hume. Yeah, that's pretty good impersonation there. I think he's a wise guy. I love Brit Hume. I think he was all with Brit there. They were talking about the latest polling for the GOP. This is part of what he had to say. The question is, has Trump administration made the economy better or worse? It's fully 63% say it's made it worse. And that is 11 points higher than the number of people who thought that last year. Give me a chance. That is not a number that the president can be very content with. And if you look at what people are saying about what is a major problem for their family, 62% said grocery prices, 61% said gasoline prices. Those are both things that are up. The president was elected in the hope, I believe, that inflation could be brought under control. And to some extent on many products it has.

1:07:08But it comes to gasoline and reflects the Iran war. And groceries, which have continued to go up, the problem is worse. From years of experience doing this, when a president's approval rating is down particularly in the midterm election, it is very hard on his party. Yeah. So what's your reaction? Well, I've been saying that. We've been saying that this is what controls the outcome of a midterm election. Yes. I mean, it's going to be the pain is being inflicted on people when they buy groceries or get gas. Things we all need. And that can get somebody like Telefrico or El Say at elected for Senate. Well, God, I would think not, but I think it's going to make it closer to that. That should be. Yeah. So I bring it up. It's the Senate races that I'm not as concerned about. I think it's the House races in Tossup areas where that may affect it more. But statewide races, I don't think so. OK. I hope you're right. All right. That time we're doing a couple of times today. Go around the table. It may not be the biggest story out there. It may be a load of nonsense.

1:08:09Who cares? Is it entertaining or not? You want to bring it in? David, what's your story here? Well, the ladies on the view, aka the cows on the moon. We're talking about the safety and this panic that's going on right now. With Democrats and Joy Bayhardt weighed in, you know, and 120-year-old lady is exactly who I want to hear about, you know, AI safety from. She was talking about it and saying, you know, Republicans aren't doing anything about AI. Can I just say that there are Democrats working for this to take care of this? Governor Joshua Piro of Pennsylvania, Democrat. J.B. Pritzker, Democrat, Governor of Illinois, and Gavin Newsom in California. They're all signing laws for safety requirements. Yeah. I do not see that on the other side. I see Trump saying, don't worry about it. It has to be done in this actual level. Ted Cruz is also actually here. All right, Cruz, because he's working with Klobuchar, who's a Democrat. I actually think if... Well, yeah, because Ted Cruz was on the program last week or something like that and was talking about that. Also, Ron DeSantis has talked about it.

1:09:10Governor Abbott in Texas has talked about it. Yeah. I mean, yeah, there's a reasonable way to approach this. And I think, you know, as we've talked about all day and all week, it's like, yes, there's a reasonable way to approach, okay. How can we make sure that this AI boom doesn't get out of control? Okay. But what's happening with Democrats right now is all politics. Agree. And she got talking points there. Yeah. J.B. Pritzker. Give me a break on that. Seriously, overweight. Yeah, I know. Well, the thing is if J.B. Pritzker is for something, rest assured, you should be against it. Right. And he takes the fat... Yeah. The fat shot. Yeah. I said, it's not working. Okay, Scott, what's your story for what's your story? Lane Kiffin, the head coach of the LSU Tigers, right? Embroiled in a controversy before a single snap of the season was even here, and that had a lot to do with whether he was going to add NFL players to his roster. Remember that? Yeah. The problem? Well, both these guys, Mr. Wright and Mr. Harris, both had gone to the NFL on professional contracts.

1:10:16The situation inspired him, of course, because people were like raising all kinds of hell. Like, hey, wait a minute, you can't do that. And ultimately, Kiffin and LSU did back down, by the way. But now we find out the Lane Kiffin was getting his advice legality wise from J.B.P.T. J.B.T. Really? Yeah. The lawyer, one of their lawyers said he would send me screenshots from chat G.P.T. And finally, I'm like, you signed a contract for 91 million dollars. You can't afford a lawyer. What's wrong with you? He said there's something incredibly hilarious about a college football coach using chat G.P.T. to justify illegal argument. But that's what he was doing. Well, hey, man, lawyers are using it. Like that. Yeah, that's true. I think we get a battalion of lawyers connected to LSU in this program. And you're using chat G.P.T. What's wrong with you? It's going to be something the game this weekend at Ole Miss. She's going back there actually. Oh, yeah.

1:11:16Yeah. Who? My son's going to be at that game. Really? He was telling me they were apparently somehow he found out that is one of the highest priced hotels. You can find any more. I believe it, yeah. In that area. There would be a ton of people at that game. Those guys stay in tentative room or? I don't know how they're doing it. Touring with a bunch of dudes, yeah, that's always kind of you stack them up in the hotel room. Every once in a while, you're just like, you know, don't be stupid. Have a good time, but don't be stupid. That's what a thing. Yeah. For my story, I happen to see, and they do this, rankings for the countries with the highest life expectancy. The United States came in 48th. Yeah. Ooh. Doesn't sound impressive, though. No, it doesn't. You're like, okay, what are we talking about? Number one was Monaco. Monaco? Average 86.4 years. Samarino, 85.7 years. Wow. It goes on.

1:12:16And I'm looking up at each one. There's always at least a three year difference with men and women. Sometimes it's as much as five years. I think the United States is like four or something like that. So I'm looking up, okay, what are the big differences? I mean, we're not the worst. I mean, Nigeria is at 54.5 years. That's the worst. South Sudan, 57.6 years. And the United States is 78.4. So what's the difference? Well, a lot of people would say just the dietary choices. Standard American diet heavily reliant on ultra-processed foods. High fruit dose, corn syrup, large portions, sizes. Okay. So the obesity rate in the United States, 40% for adults. You've heard that before. Yeah. I'm looking at this whole thing.

1:13:17You know what it is in Japan? Closer to wins between you two. You go first, Scott. 20%. They were 14%. 5%. Holy cow. Really? Yes. What would you guess for Switzerland? Again, the United States of 40% of obesity rate for adults. I'll go 8%. I'll say 6%. 11%. Yeah, 1 in 1. You tied. Not bad for me. But man, that's a huge difference, isn't it? Yeah, there is. Yeah. Yeah. And then it's also the sedentary lifestyle more than anything. And if you want to get, you know, a little lefty with the take. Well, gun violence. I mean, it does. Well, if you just look in urban areas and the crime stats have come down, but still you have that, especially with younger people,

1:14:18it brings it all down. Oh, Japan. Wow, that's something. The 5%. Yeah, obesity. Yeah. I know. Wow. What about the sumo wrestlers? Well, that's the 5%. It must be the 5%. Yeah, right. Yeah. Yeah, it could be. All right. Much to get to. Oh, got to get to a news update. And then, if this woman's named Booze, what do you think happens? Yeah. Memorads and the news, also on the way right here. Surprise! Your expenses this month are way higher than you expected. Also, you forgot to renew your website domain, and now you're here to bidding war! You should see the look on your face. look on your face. At Progressive, we know small business owners don't usually like surprises because they cost you money. But a good surprise that could save you money?

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1:18:30look, it's time for the implementation of the Mecca defense pact with Saudi Arabia and Turkey, which is a basically a mutual aid agreement that they reached what like a year ago or so. Okay. Zan, all right. We got to take it to these guys now. Stop sitting on the sidelines. Okay. So we'll see what happens. I mean, it's pretty big talk because Pakistan's got nukes. So that's, I don't know what, I don't know if they'll use it, but I think their voice absolutely carries a little bit more weight as a result of that. Man. What a mess. What are they talking about, you know, the wider war? That sort of thing. Sometimes you can get confused by it all. Okay. Which players are for who and who's against who? You know, and then you're trying to re-educate yourself on all right. Who's she at? Who's Sunni? All right. Where does it all go from here? And it's never going to stop. Well, no.

1:19:31There's not going to be like peace breaking out all over through the Middle East that's going to be sustained. It might be for a while, but it's just not going to happen. Right. So there you go. All right, we got to get the Nimrods rolled out. When the going gets tough, dammit, this is too high. But dumb get dumber. It's Nimrods in the news on the Martley Van Camp in Robbins show. I love the poorly educated. All right. Nimrods the news and a little twist in this one. This is the story of 38-year-old Tiffany Boos in Maryland. Apparently she flipped out on a store clerk earlier this month because the checkout line was taken way too long. Got this drives you insane. I know it does. But you usually don't freak out on a store clerk like this. Not usually. So another employee opened up an additional register to help her out. But on her way out, she punched the clerk of the original line right in the face.

1:20:32Because they said something. She left. Thought that'd be enough, but then came back flashing a gun. So employees called the cops, but then Tiffany ran off. Didn't fire any shots. The cops showed up. Employees handed them. Miss Boos' wallet, cell phone, which she had left at the counter. Not the smartest thing. No. She came back again, thinking, oh gosh, maybe I can get him. But when she showed up, of course the cops are there, took her into custody, charged with five counts of weapons violations, first degree assault, and other charges. The twist in the story. No Boos involved. You were thinking, when's the Boos? Now, was she in line to buy Boos? It's very possible, but we got some poor reporting going on. Here we don't know exactly what she was buying. And that is the tale of one Tiffany Boos. And that's Nimrod's. And the news was getting the shakes.

1:21:45Jamie Markley, David Van Cam and Scott Robin. We just need to show best friends. Yeah. Making sense of it all. Oh my god. And having some fun. Light and fresh. This is the Markley Van Cam and Robin's show. The Markley Van Cam and Robin's show. Jamie Markley, David Van Cam, Scott Robbins. What am I seeing here with Mitch McConnell? He's not there. It holy smokes. What? Yeah. There is video Fox posted this of Republican stepping in and around Mitch McConnell. Confusion breaking out over his vote during a Farm Bill markup in the Senate Agriculture Committee. Yeah. McConnell quietly says, I as another Senator, Liendover says, no, no wrong one, Mitch. Welcome back. But yeah.

1:22:49All right. They said he initially misunderstood what the committee was voting on. Oh my goodness. Yeah. He doesn't look like he's there, dude. No. And this is one of those things where if this is the other party, we all be going off on it. This shouldn't be happening. No, it should not be happening. I don't care if it's Diane Feinstein, Joe Biden or who have no, I don't care either. It's well, it's elder abuse, man. Yes, it is at some point in time. Yes, it is. Well, and there's there's also something. And I don't want to exonerate, you know, Mitch McConnell or Diane Feinstein or Joe Biden or anybody else who's like falling apart and has to be led into places like this. Right. I mean, I'm not exonerating them because they have a say in the matter too. And I just think, man, there is something really dark in your soul. If you're that old and that decrepit and just clearly towards the end of your life, and you're not going to just go home and hang out with grandkids or just relax at home, then you get into this conversation of if they're not with it,

1:23:56like they're not capable of making these decisions on their own. Somebody's got intervene. Yeah, but how do you do that? When that's the question, that's that's the issue with family. He's tough because he's going to insist he's fine. Well, in this house is going to insist that too. I'm sure. Oh boy. You know, I mean, look, Joe Biden did forever. He's still doing it. Oh, yeah. Yeah, when she's going out there, I'd never seen anything like that debate before. Right. No idea what caused that. Please. Maybe somebody drugged him. Yeah. Right. Exactly. Come on, man. Give me a break. Maybe you've slipped a Mickey in there. Yeah, that's insane. Okay. So just happen to see that. You're right. There's no there's no light there. No, dude. No, it's just there's no that hold it. Dude, I mean, even within the last couple of years where he would just blank out. Yeah. I mean, that's the sign. It's time to go. Really functioning. Yeah. Okay. Other news out there.

1:24:59Dana Bash is upset, David. Oh, very upset. There's some new polling out about the Senate race in Michigan and apparently 45% of Michigan voters would not vote for someone who was Muslim. All by 45%? Yeah. By the way, 46% win vote for an atheist. 20% win vote for a Jew and what is it? 7% win vote for a Christian. Okay. So, but she's very upset because obviously I'll do a little say that is a Muslim. Very outspoken about that. And yeah, she wanted to set up the discussion in this way. Okay. 45% say they would not consider voting for a Muslim. First of all, it's just gross. Right. Right. It's just a Jew attractive. I mean, the tuition number was 20%. I mean, it's gross, but that is what he's contending with. And let's also say that a lot of what Mike Rogers is campaigning on, yes, is the economy,

1:26:00but he's also not so subtly talking about issues that Hassan Piker talked about, about 9-11 and so forth. Okay. What are we reenacting Ben Affleck from 13 years ago? It's gross. It's racist. Oh. Well, Dan, do you want to have a conversation about values and about, well, values from the United States and Islamic values? Because they don't mesh together. Also, his mom was working for a charity that sent money to al-Qaeda. I mean, that's more than just a religious thing. There is a history here. But I mean, as far as, you know, what are the beliefs of the religion? I mean, how are women treated? What do you do with homosexuals? I mean, there are all these conversations. So if then someone were to say, yeah, I wouldn't vote for a Muslim because of the values. I don't think are reflective of American values. That makes you gross. Yeah.

1:27:04Shove it. Oh, well, and this kind of thing is nothing new, even not even just with Muslims. I remember the 2012 campaign hearing directly from people that I knew or who were listeners who said they didn't want to vote for Mitt Romney because he was a, because he's Mormon. I remember telling Scott the day that he was going to get the nomination. I'm like, he'll never win. Right. And you were like, why? Because he's Mormon. There will be a number of Christians that won't vote for him. And you were right. Not only a number of people in general, yeah, who didn't vote for him. Yeah. And I don't know how much of it had to do with this being a Mormon. I think a lot of it did though. You can win in your own state. Yeah. But man, when you get a nomination, I thought, wow. Right. Yeah. Yeah. Because people didn't feel like it reflected the values. Well, and, you know, right. But for her reaction. Oh, it's shut up. Well, it's the obligatory. We have to show that we're the good people instead of actually asking

1:28:08why would that be? Exactly. Exactly. Because they don't want to, they really don't want to have that conversation. Well, they know why that would be. But the thing is, I don't know if they know. Oh, you don't really think so. You don't think she understands that. I don't think a lot of people understand the religion. I really don't. Yeah. That's possible. You know, by the way, another story with Elsa, I had this was from a few days ago. And it came back around. It was 2012. When he, he was saying it was Islamophobia that this Iraqi American mother was beaten to death. That this was a sure sign of this. This was 2012. It was a hate crime. And he had said at the time of hate crime because she had the courage to wear his job. Well, it turned out she was actually killed by her husband who staged it to look like a hate crime.

1:29:13And then they finally came out. Yeah. People aren't going to talk about that, though, and legacy media. Because that's just one of those things that turned out to be a folks like so many others. All right, David, you had another clip too. Who is this guy? Uh, this is a Democrat representative. Jonathan Jackson is very upset about attempts to get the wokeness out of the Smithsonian in Washington, DC. And he says attempts to overhaul anything in DC is Trump committing violence. It's violence. Everything is violence except violence. All right, let's go. President, tranquility is inclination and this administration is towards violence. You've seen the violence on the buildings of the East Wing. It was a very much historical figure and historical figure on what? The East Wing. Yes. And it was violent. Yes, it was violence. How? What are we talking about here? I have no idea. It's tuition, the building,

1:30:15that's from a history. Same thing that's happened with the second pool. Violence on the reflected pool, too. Yes. We need to have a national conversation about pool violence. Hmm. I gotta tell you, uh, we're doing pretty good if going after a building or a pool is called violence. Well, they say we're pretty soft and pampered at that point. I was going to say, man, but, but like in, in 2020, Democrats were telling us that riots were the language of the unheard. Maybe Trump just feels unheard. See, there you go, David. Yes. Applying the same logic, yes. Yeah, and you had to tear down statues and everything else. At all that going on. Of course. If you say nothing, that too is violence. Right. Oh, because that would be silence. Silence is violence. We've got rhymes. It has to be. Yes, it must be unbelievable. Um, okay. I saw this story on scam. On scams that are going on. And a lot of times it's like commonsense scams, right?

1:31:16Mm-hmm. Just use your head. You're not going to get scammed. I heard a guy that's been working at a bank shoot 15, 20 years. Then almost fell for a scam because his bank had called him. Mm-hmm. It's like, wait a second. And there was a whole story at Fox about it. Scammers can spoof bank phone numbers and even use personal details like social security numbers to create panic and then drain your accounts. Yes. So as the story is set up, imagine getting a call from your bank. Bank's name listed on the caller ID with the correct phone number. And they know key details about you. Maybe your mom's maiden name, social security number, whatever. And they warn you, you have fallen victim to a financial scam. The plot twist. Of course, they're the scammers. Yeah. And it's happening all across the country. Mm-hmm. Well, some, some like that was attempted on me. I got a fraud alert from Wells Fargo. I haven't had a account at Wells Fargo. I don't know. Gosh,

1:32:19in closing in on 20 years, but they had my number and they actually had it was a branch in McKinney, Texas. And it was the right number for the branch in McKinney, Texas. Wow. And so then I called the branch directly and they said, no, we didn't text you to lead that. Yeah. This part of the story, I just circled it for Scott. So you can read it and then etch it into your brain. Oh, don't I see you? Do you want me to read it? Yes. Don't answer any calls you are not expecting. Mm-hmm. Learn it. Know it. Live it. You know, another thing I find they do, it's interesting, is they'll, they'll call you. Your number will show up from a smaller town near where you live. Yes. Which is also enough to scammy thing that happens. But you answer it. So I figured I might know somebody there. Well, that's true. I may know somebody there. Don't answer it. Okay. Well, I, I'm not, I've, I've listened to you on that one. I'm not doing that one anymore. That's good. Yeah.

1:33:24So that's what they're saying is if you're not expecting a call from somebody, you know, from one of these places, then just do not answer. Now, my, my bank will call me if there's some fraudulent activity going on. Mm-hmm. Okay. But I mean, let them leave a message. I've always assumed it was them. Yeah. That's the thing that's how people are getting completely fooled by this. So watch out for that. Not surprising. 12% of men have already bet on NFL football. I'm 12%. 12%. 12%. I'm surprised that I love. I mean, too, actually. Yeah. Well, it's just it's 12% who admit it. Yeah. Yes. Um, six percent of women say they've bet on a game so far. So this was a poll more than 6,000 people. Um, you know, who say they have not bet and don't plan on gambling on any games, but percentage. No, the percentage of people. Oh, total. 33%. You think 33 total says not so far and not this year. Right. Okay. David, 52%.

1:34:3379%. Oh, wow. That's really high. I did not know that. Yeah. Well, you tend to have a view of the world of the people closest to you. That's true. And most of the narrative, well, as you hang out, yeah. Me and David. Well, fantasy football is kind of just gambling in some areas. In some areas. Yeah. Um, because you get a prize at the end of the year to catch prize. Yeah. Is that considered gambling or whatever? Yeah. I don't know. Well, sometimes we'll bet just between the three different things. That's how we got the running tabs. Yeah. Because they just throw it out there. You want anything on the Lions Bills game tonight? Who do you like? We always. Where's that at Netflix? Is that Netflix games tonight? You know, what if I take the Lions in 14? You want it? No, I don't want that one. Nothing to do with it. Okay. I was just shaking. Okay. All right. The five stories we're watching today. Much more straight ahead.

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1:37:54Good morning, my man. Camp and Robin show. Thank you for being here. We do appreciate it. I'm Jamie Barkley. That's David van Camp. There's Scott Robin. Now we give you the five stories we're watching today. One, two, three, four, five. All right. Number five, Democrat Senator John Thederman says he's against the current desperate push for AI regulation and the blanket moratoriums on data center construction, breaking with the Democrat party. Yet again. Number four, open AI CEO Sam Altman and Davidia CEO Jensen Huang are planning to attend a high stake state dinner at the White House next week with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Number three, the US poverty rate fell to the lowest level ever recorded. The Washington Post headline though, read US poverty rate dropped slightly, but experts fear worse ahead. That's incredible. Number two, Pakistan declares the time has come to implement its Mecha defense pact with Saudi Arabia and with Turkey as Houthi attacks continue, including a

1:39:01drone attack near Mecha and number one, President Trump telling Axios today that he's approaching a critical juncture in the Iran war over whether to restart massive attacks and an effort to bring the conflict to a close. Do it right. Stop talking about it. I'm frustrated by it. I'm officially frustrated. Okay. David. We'll stop talking to just do some dang. That's on November probably. Yeah. Go ahead. Those are the top five stories that we are looking at today. Brickhouse nutrition designed lean for frustrated dieters with 10 pounds or more to lose. So let's get you started. 20% off plus free rush shipping. Go to take lean.com. Use promo code in VCR to add lean to your healthy diet and exercise plan. That's code in VCR at take lean.com. You're talking about media coverage. ABC did not cover the thwarted terror plot out of Pennsylvania. Wow. Didn't cover it. They didn't cover it at all. Period. No. Nothing saw that on newsbusters. Yeah. Okay. Um, Merriam Webster added 14 hundred new words

1:40:05and definitions to its dictionary. Wow. 100. Yeah. That's a lot. Yeah. Just have a little sampling. If you want. Okay. Uh, looks maxing. You know what that means, Scott? I mean, I would suspect it would be what make up trying to maximize your physical looks through extreme measures. Oh, okay. Yes. Rick Roll has made it now. Oh, wow. Oh, well. Seems like a little later around for why I don't know long overdue. Uh, crash out. Yeah. No, that means, Scott, uh, sleeping long periods of time. No. It'd be like the day you said the f word on the air. A sudden outburst of anger or losing control. Yeah. That's happened. You don't have that edited anywhere. Do you, David? That's not. Let's save it bother with it, David. Please don't. Just don't just leave it alone because it may not be and I don't not responsible anymore. Oh, gosh. I think you were talking about was it the mayor of Kansas City? I believe something. Okay. Um, trash panda. That made it into

1:41:09Maryam Webster. Do you know what that is? No. A playful nickname for a raccoon. I never heard before having either. Um, parasocial. Parasocial. Yes. That is feeling a one-sided emotional bond with a celebrity or character you do not know. No. Psycho could just be creepy. Yeah, a little bit. Yeah. Vibed coding made it. Which is vibe coding. Writing software code guided heavily by AI tools or general vibes. Okay. Yeah. Um, uncanny valley. It's like, like, corny would buy it, uh, a discount place. It's the creepy feeling when something non-human looks almost but not quite human. No. Telleriko. Yes. Yes. And then I think you know what California sober means. Not sober. Not sober. I'm saying for most drugs and alcohol while still using weed or psychedelics.

1:42:14So there you go. All right. A couple updates and the Scott Robbins trifecta straight ahead. The Markley van camp and Robin show. I'm Jamie Markley, the gin exer. The millennial David van camp. The sexy boomer. Scott Robbins. Um, Robbins trifecta coming up in just a few news update, David van camp. I had mentioned a few times about act blue. This is the clearinghouse fundraiser sort of acts as a go between between donors and then it gets meaded out to different organizations,

1:43:16political action committees, candidates, et cetera. Um, for the Democrat party, how should you disagree, though, they dropped screenshots of act blues internal slack messages talking about they're in trouble. Well, one just again to back up a little bit. Sorry, they're in trouble because they did not have proper oversight when it came to accepting foreign donations and I allow to do that in in politics. And so they found ways around it and it isn't exactly a clever scheme. One was we we know that they were accepting like visa prepaid gift cards, which is right for abuse. Obviously. Oh, yeah. Uh, act blue told Congress, this is in a report in town hall, told Congress it's passport verification stops foreign donors. However, their own policy says they only check that the number has the right number of characters. There's no database check, no real verification. Unbelievable. Yeah. So what actually gets a foreign donation approved at

1:44:23act blue? Well, there was one that had been rejected, but the supervisor says, well, the donor is foreign, but it correctly entered their billing address and it was approved. Um, yeah, another one donor sometimes has an IP in Hong Kong, but none of their other signals raise any eyebrows. That's an approved donation. Uh, donors information pointed entirely to candidate in one case. Act blue approved it anyway, because and this is actually part of the conversation that they were having. Okay. Quote Twitter seems to confirm that they are a real person. Dude. And not really trying very hard. No, no, no. Another foreign flag donor got way through because they had a LinkedIn. Uh, yeah. I mentioned that one earlier as well. Yes. Uh, when act blue's own legal counsel, Zane Ahmad tried to report it. The messages were getting deleted by IT in real time.

1:45:30So he would post, hey, look, we have a problem here. And right. That's gone. Then he writes, please stop deleting my request. You're violating the laws and policies of our company that was deleted five seconds later. It happened six times in one night. Even sent act blue's own whistleblower protection policy. It was deleted. The non retaliation policy deleted. Outside counsel told act blue CEO, hey, this looks like knowing and willful fraud and work her to get a personal lawyer. You're going to have to answer for this. This is the lady that wound up pleading to fifth during congressional testimony. Of course she did. You know what she did to that outside counsel? What fired him? Every lawyer on act blue's legal team was gone within four months of the 2024 election. The cover up was on. People are going to go to prison for this. I hope I hope you're right. And

1:46:30I, you know, usually I'm the guy that says, hey, nothing's ever going to happen. Some's going to happen with this. This is not only criminal, but just sloppily so. Dude, it's so frustrating with all these different fraud stories that don't get reported by legacy media. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Imagine what California? Right. Well, and just imagine if the shoe were on the other foot, the Republicans version is win red. Right. That's one of the sites they use to funnel money here and there. If this were win red, this would be the story. Yes. The biggest story. You would have calls for impeachment of Donald Trump because apparently Donald Trump would have been the culprit behind all of it. Yes. I mean it. This would be a five alarm fire, but because it's with the Democrats, yeah, we're going to lose this play out. Does it just anger? Yeah. Not so much that you would totally crash out that we've reported is now a word with the webstradictionary.

1:47:36Crash out is when you lose control, right? Like Robbins at one time. He didn't want to bring it up when you said the F word. Well, I did. I mean, do you want to relive it just for now? Really? I don't know. It's not a good moment. I mean, what it dude, I don't have it on my bus stop tape. No. It didn't go through. David got it. No, I know we got it, but I don't know what you have. What do you mean? You have the unedited version or not? No, I think it I think we have it at it. Well, you think if it's edited, you'd be fine with playing it, right? Please get your hand close to the button. I don't trust this at all. I'm telling you it's edited. No. Yeah. All right. So are you up for hearing it then? No, not really, but you're going to play it anyway. So go ahead. No, we'll go right to the trifix. Oh, then I'm going to look like, okay, well, I don't know. What's isn't? Well, entertainment value is there, I suppose. So go ahead, throw it out there.

1:48:36Yep, I did it. Yep. It was me. There have been other times where maybe I did I thought I had something edited well and something got through. You know, I didn't do it on purpose. I know. My bad. It's okay. Not the only one. I haven't said it personally. I do get frustrated from time to time. Yes. Yes. I do forget where I am sometimes. Yeah. It will like that. So go ahead. But let's go. You can't do that. Well, I know. I say, what'd you say? You can't do that. Got it. No, before that. Yeah, that was the clip. What was it? He actually said, David? Well, I think he was trying to say fix the problem or whatever. Because this was about the government run grocery store in Kansas City. That was shutting down. Yeah. Yeah. It was just a magnet for crime and the mayor at the time was saying, hey, man, we're partnering with communities and issues and blabbing, blibbing, blibbing, blibbing, blibbing. Right. Yeah. Then our boy Scott snapped. Sometimes I've heard it before. You know, you get worked

1:49:37up about something and you just kind of forget and you say that or you get too comfortable. That's what happened to me. That was more than 10 years ago now. But remember, when Bill O'Reilly got booted from Fox and then there was a story that was coming out that he was sending like pornography to a female producer or writer or something. And I was just kind of comfortable laid back on the air and I was like, yeah, he sent in her game porn and all sorts of other weird bleep. Right. Yeah. That was like, whoa, okay. And that happened to be while our producer at the time was quick on the button. We were also feeding live to a potential new affiliate, which did not have the dump button. We did not land that affiliate. That was my fault. Trying to look. It happens, man. Well, yeah, I'm glad David was joining on the spot. Get the button on that one. Take a look at it. Yes. And one time just for old take.

1:50:38Yeah. So go. But don't let it. You can't do that. I knew I did it too. That's the thing. I knew what the minute I knew it was out there. It was there's no getting it back. It took me a second to the end. I knew right away. Yeah. Well, Casey, you never swore, right? No way. That's what you did. Well, that was taped though. Well, okay. It wasn't on the air. It wasn't on the air. You filled the air full of blue language. Well, you sure did. No, that was a recording. I know it was a recording, but still give it up. He did it. All right. You ready for the trifa? Obviously he's ready. Here we go. Are you ready? It's the three most important news stories of the day. I hit the trifecta. Well, at least according to Scott Robbins. It's the trifecta on the Mark LeBan camp and Robin show. Every day about this time Scott Robbins cop three stories helped by his hero. I'm Casey. Yeah, you've never cursed ever ever. Well, he did get frustrated at one time, but it never made

1:51:42it's way on the air because he had to go from like a dog dying. Yes. Up to the symbol record. Yeah, up tempo. Yes, record. Yeah, yeah, that was you, buddy. Yeah, but it didn't make his way on the air. All of a sudden he was alive. No, I never have. Well, no, he didn't do anything live. It was all recording. I know it was all recorded. Well, if it was recorded, you can say whatever you want. But it took that show live. Nobody did. That's why he said stuff like that. What do you want to? Do you want me to play some of the stuff that we have recorded from off air? Scott? I can't. No, no, no, no, no, no, let's not do that. I remember once I'm Casey was recording promos for his radio stations. Yeah, and it wasn't one of them any wanted to a clock in the morning on Sunday. Yeah, do I mean every Sunday morning at two at two? He was putting the morning. Yeah, he was very upset about that. All right, Casey. I think he's ready now. All right. I'm ready. Yes. Three. What you got?

1:52:44Oh gosh, CDC's youth risk behavior survey found that 72% of transgender identify high school students reported persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness. But there is no evidence to suggest that suicide is higher among children who believe they're transgender. But it does say they suffer from depression and anxiety. Now, so many people lied about this being activists are not happy with that. My bet. By the way, they're coming out saying that's false, faulty information. And you know, they start to talk about the sample sizes and they talk about the gender sizes and all kinds of stuff. So and their investments. Yeah. Yeah. Well, well, and you know, but it does seem like in the wise words of Scott Robbins, you may be able to overlook the ding dong part. Yeah. That one didn't get censored by anyone. Now on with the countdown. No, I did not. Oh, I get the feeling that's not the last one we're going to hear

1:53:48this guy. Rob is trying to affect the top three of the day up to number two. Yeah. Yeah. Okay, parents are upset. They're not buying it from an LED animated Halloween novelty item that serenades a little trick or treaters with creepy chance laced with sexual innuendo about kissing and pumping folks full of its seed quote, post quote, let the D influence from buying this viral jabberin jack is the name of the pumpkin. If you have children, do not buy it. Buy or beware children are saying if our parents are saying everywhere about something they bought for their kids for 40 bucks. The law now, so they sing a song called come a little closer. I have a kiss for you and it tastes like pumpkin pie. We'll be wicked for one night morbid and nefarious. And when the sun goes down till morning, it'll just be us. There you go. That's a nice little thing to get. They're not marketing that to kids, right? I thought they were not

1:54:50marketing it to kids. Now it's ended up in the kids hands. So yeah, I think some parents bought it for them, which you know, you probably know what it says ahead of time, but whatever. I'm all I mean, so yeah, whatever consenting adults at least do in their own time. Well, in my dreams, I have sometimes fitness. I just a bad man. Yeah. See, that's taken really way out of context. Yeah, this the way context of Robin's clips. They're always a favorite. Oh gosh. All right. Casey, you're a fan, aren't you? Yes. I told you what. Scott Robinson, I affected top three of the day. And finally, one, the committee in the NCAA that weighed in finally on the Western Michigan Michigan game. They say they should not have been given an extra second. Right. The NCAA says, yep, we agree with that. Then the NCAA went on to say, but there's nothing we can do about it. Based on the information, the committee agreed that the incident replay protocols were not followed in the second to last play. Had the protocols been followed, the outcome of the game would

1:55:54have been different, but it wasn't. And now they're saying we can just make sure that we warn people ahead of time that this is something we're going to be keeping an eye on and we're greatly aware of. But in the meantime, go pound sand. There's nothing we can do. Well, and they're not going to. They're not going to do it. No, but I mean, if they wanted to, they could say, you know, yeah, that was messed up. That last place should never have happened. So actually Western Michigan won. Yes, they could do that. It could, but they're not going to. No, they're not going to do that. They really should. I agree. 100%. Yeah. They're acknowledging that they screwed it up, especially because the game is over. Over. Yeah. So yeah, it would actually just say that play didn't count. Yeah. And there you have it. Yeah, they get two Hail Mary's out of the deal. Yeah. Scott Robbins try to affect the top three today. Yeah. Are you done without a context? Scott Robbins stuff, David? Probably not. There's probably at least 100. They've really been in on it. Yeah, they in C. double A basically just said,

1:56:55I didn't punch that donkey. There you go. That's really good. Yeah. No, I know I'm going to get requests for this stuff. No, stuff like this. Let's foot loosen. Fancy free out there and new, just letting the wind blow through your hair. Then rise to the news and the news update. Thanks. In a recent TV commercial, you may have seen my mother talking very favorably about her decision to switch from big wireless to peer talk for the record that really is my mother and she really is delighted with pure talk and she's not alone. In fact, in a recent survey of 120,000 wireless customers, pure talk was the only wireless company in the country to get five out of five stars in every category. Coverage support, value and data. Stop overpaying for subpar service and do

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