Freedom Friday: Dolly's Family Crisis

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1:07Phil Bells grooving freedom's his job big grand strings, but we don't give a damn Oh freedom sweet freedom bring that bell from the hills to the cities. We are yeah sweet freedom. Can't you see? We're telling father and white and the three and three What feels our brother he's the real deal loves his country that's the appeal big ideas big heart bill will roll strong with the freedom's Rones clapping Bradley snapping fill laughing flags are clapping stars and stripes. We're all high five in freedom's vibe. It keeps us thriving Yeah, I don't bring that bell from the hills to the cities. We are yeah sweet freedom. Can't you see?

2:10I just so you know I cannot be held completely responsible for what happens today on the other part I don't know what it is. I don't know if it's the Benadrill That I took last night to go to sleep. I don't know making you loopy Little bit Little bit just saying and it was weird because last night I was watching a video on what Why Benadrill makes you see the hat man You familiar with the hat man from the movie 1122 63 No, he's like a hat man. Okay, go see looking hat man. You see him when you're when you and I don't know maybe taking 10 Benadrill at night is too many. That's too many Nine dude sometimes one is too many for me light weight light and I am reality for people who can't handle drugs. Yeah, this is kind of how I feel right this I

3:17Found this going through some old stuff, which means it's new again. It feels like one of those days Oh My god, oh my god, what the hell is not this bathroom? You stupid It's the other bathroom. Oh my god, you gotta be Whoops That look right there. That's how I feel She's like what? I'm not supposed to That right there. That's me. That's how I feel although I do question whether that's real which I'm questioning all of that right now too So it's even more it's even more me And this I hate that this by the way, it's freedom Friday. Welcome. I hate that this is

4:17Is always what happens When someone dies well, not this part, but this you'll remember this guy. Hey everyone. My name is Brian seaver son of Cassie Parton And I'm representing the part and no one's family today announcing the passing of my aunt dolly Rebecca Parton Dean. Do you know that's been a Month a month. Yeah It is the same walkie. Yeah, I do You know, we've been over wait a minute. You started to feel like that girl in the shower too maybe a little bit. Okay, well he was the head of her security up until this week when he and his Peeps got fired. Oh They got fired from the security services that they were providing dollars estate TMZ here's the story over at TMZ And you know if it's on TMZ it has to be true right that's just the way it goes

5:20They were able to get a hold of the termination notice that was sent to Brian seaver Again, dolly's nephew and former head of security informing him that he and his security companies were immediately dismissed from every dolly property Here's where it gets weird The sources who told TMZ that the landed the notice landed on Wednesday Here's I think this is her It's just still sort of the other computer They descended on dolly's main home in Nashville her museum downtown residents into warehouse were also taken over by a new security team and Brian and his team are now calling out dolly's long time manager Danny nozzell and pinnacle bank The following TMZ that they are dismayed by the unexpected and so far unexplained actions taken since dolly's death They say they've been comforted by the worldwide uppouring of love for dolly not only for her music, but for her life that she led in the message of love

6:20Here's the weird Part of this whole thing because The estate is saying That Brian seaver launched an obscene deliberate and escalating campaign of threats and attempted extortion Court papers quote messages in which he allegedly demanded money vowed to destroy the entire brand Said he would rat Every entity I could possibly conjure Called himself a killer and talked about being an international arms dealer mercenary who does warfare Staff supposedly gets scared enough that some of them quit A natural judge granted a temporary restraining order keeping him a 1000 feet from the estate office and employees Hearing you said for October 7th, which not to brighten you too much, but October is next week Wow, October is not let that just settle for a second October is next week. Yes, good grief

7:23If you ask Brian seaver he says he was fired after they had already negotiated ongoing security work with his firm He calls the threats and thrived and taken out a context He says dolly herself jokingly called him her killer. I can see that baby boy ninja and that the talk was private grief and rage venting With people he considered friends So he's not Denying the language that some of the harsh language he said was aimed at specific business partners He thinks screwed her over not at the estate itself. He calls the restraining order a publicity stunt and denies threatening anyone Every time Somebody with a lot of money dies How many times have you seen that in your life? I've seen it a bunch which it sucks. It's really that's what it always comes down to is Somebody doesn't feel like they get enough share of the of the gold

8:23Gold and rule He with a gold makes the rules It's crazy, but we'll keep an eye on that because well, you know inquiring minds want to know I If you use the hashtag what I learned today I saw somebody complaining over in the daily mojo rumble chat room this morning because He said I Who'd they call out How did they put it? Oh, docs clock towers as I also remember doc saying if it gets like a like or a retweet sometimes it's not as important as just ignoring it and They say that Brad and Ron rarely read the what I learned today tweets anymore That's my response was that's wrong fault I Mean I'm over here juggling cats. They're all on fire. I mean I've damaged some of the cats simply because I can't keep juggling or Juggling I am so drunk

9:24Are you asking what you'd like to I think it's their own But anyway, it's wrongs fault so Okay, you got to take it up with Ron. I try I look I've got I'm all the I'm too hands-free I only have two Hands that I mean they're really good hands, but I only have two of them So I apologize I look over here and I see a buncher hiding The pandas love dawn I don't know what that's about the part of the issue is I have to once I see a tweet over there after bring it over here Now see that's and then in half the time it doesn't work because I don't know why because that's why You don't see why because that's why that's why If I bring it over here and try to show it to you. It's yeah, it's not it's not working I tried I did give it my all didn't I I think you do yeah, where you so it's back to it's being it's wrongs fault

10:29We may not have to worry about much of this anymore It's getting closer. It's getting closer Mars is very close to attacking and yeah, I don't know what's going on in your semiday Well, I do know what's way to it. It's a big fire and it is burned. I just I find out about this yesterday It's burned a lot of acreage fire continues to burn in your Seminary National Park New numbers show the fire has scorched over 3600 acres Firefighters on the front lines are also carrying the weight of losing two chopper pilots who were killed in Sunday's crash The helicopter was on a water scooping run when it went down Action news reporter Anna Turey joins us now in the studio tonight with the latest on the firefight and the support pouring in for one of those pilots Anna okay, that's kind of weird the way she The support pouring in for one of those pilots what why not both of them me exactly that's

11:31Odd weight of right that story. I'm sure both are missed Margo, this is video here behind me from Oakhurst where you can see some of that smoke that was hanging over the area Now when firefighters head to the front lines they understand the risks that they are taking Arrangements are being now made to bring the remains of those two pilots home and at the same time Investigators are also trying to piece together what sparked the dome fire Grappling with grief on the front lines of a firefight while we are doing everything we can to get them home with the honor and the respect that deserve We are also still out there on the landscape the dome fire is now burning into its second week after flames broke out last Tuesday in Yosemite National Park the fire turned deadly when a Eurocopter A.S. 332 super Puma helicopter crashed in Mariposa County on Sunday There is an inherent risk in what we do and Every single one of us that goes out there in the lines knows that today could very well be our last day The two pilots identified as Greg King and Ryan Cutter loved ones of Cutter described him as a deeply loved husband, son, friend and

12:39Godfather a go fund me that's been set up to help his wife has raised thousands of dollars Meanwhile colleagues describe King as one of the best aerial firefighters in the country That sucks man. That's is it something with helicopters or is it I mean obviously the dangers of Flying over a fire in Yosemite other than the dangers of covering traffic in LA at the same time Not the same kind of helicopters, but If you want to contribute to the fundraiser all you have to do is go to go fund me and then search for a Ryan Cooper and that looks like the It's hard to tell anymore. It's kind of up Ryan Cooper Don't search for Ryan Cooper because you won't find him Ryan Cutter. I'm sorry Ryan Cutter, but It just seems like it is a bad place in a 70 grand so far I had no idea that thing was burning for two weeks. Did you know I didn't know there was even a fire until you were playing at this morning pre show

13:41Telling you it's things are getting out of hand That or Mars we've got and we've got the the still ongoing the Kennedy Center drama fill will be with us this morning along with big Mike So that's good news and there is Every yesterday we're talking about the the AI kerfuffle and people that were Let's say left leaning they're the ones that seem to be The Winning about AI gonna take over the world now. We saw the computer or the AI try to tell us how many ease were in 17 yesterday and it couldn't quite do it and dude Husk IRL The one you said me was funny Yeah, that was How many days in your mom I forgot about that one I'll play that one

14:43It's a very it's subtle humor unless you said it to Ron and that's overt humor. It's over it Yeah, but I see this another story of futurism wild new website let you shoot less lethal ammunition from a gun From gun turrets in a firing range and it just again It goes to when you start reading these stories It's all about the language that they use possibly go wrong I Never I've never shot a gun before leaves you tremendously qualified to judge then and it's not an activity. I'd actively seek out given the grim implications of trivializing an act of violence By transforming it into recreation. Oh my gosh. You obviously don't play for confidio games Or or sports shoot or sports shoot You've never I mean But yet they let people like that right these articles Yet it's never been easier to fire a weapon now in fact it doesn't even require you get off your couch

15:47I just launched website called shove I'm assuming it's called shove and not shove allows users to shoot guns on the internet By remote contrast that's pretty cool actually by remote controlling a weapon right inside their web browser The pneumatic weapons fire 68 caliber hard and rubber less lethal munitions Which have killed dozens of wounded thousands These people wounded thousands Worldwide when they've been deployed by police Again, we really need to crack down on forks because they are making people fat The project is probably a provocative launching as remotely operated weapons becomes a common sight on Real-world battlefields So they're equating being able to go online to this website which I don't even think they Oh, it's what it's shove sorry it doesn't have a dot com behind it So I didn't even think about what it was um

16:49It sounds kind of cool when you can go over here to shove Dot com and watch them Not nearly as much fun as doing it in person. Oh, it's there's a live shot right there check it out. That's cool Sound should be on Well, like that turns sound on Okay, I didn't have a sight muted It's freaking awesome here up you're all welcome Because this is cool All being remote controlled You can shoot one for free next map is in one minute That is way cool. I don't care who you are that's badass And you're welcome. I don't know how much it costs uh

17:50Regular like uh doesn't cost anything to shoot one for free Or to shoot one no, but if you want to take over all 12 I think it calls money 100 credits. Oh, it's a hundred bucks But uh Here's the uh here's the thing Is there anything that's really free in this world wrong? Probably not No, no there's this is uh this is making somebody money Somewhere Docs clock tower I do wonder whether there will ever be a war via video game controllers at home Hmm at home That is everything I know I learned from Star Trek um What was the episode where the computer The computer ran the war and Decided how many casualties there would be on either side and then at the end of the week or the day or the month

18:57That That number of people who were chosen in a lottery showed up at these chambers and they would get into the chamber and the door would close and move they would be vaporized That's That was in 1967 That that episode was written Are we that uh are we that far away Sequest did it I don't know Curtis over in the rumble chat room All right, uh in my uh never-ending quest just to make you happy um see Wisconsin jack hole the pandas Um Are they like real pandas i'm just hold on a second. I'll let me see if I can work harder to get it over there Uh copy the link move it over here But that there There we go all right these are the pandas that uh that love Uh oh the

19:58Look at that look at the pandas just giving him This is not AI either This is not AI. I don't know why you think that see how nice that is although the Chinese president did tell us yesterday that they were sending two pandas to the Atlanta Zoo And now it's very nice of the of the Chinese people. I want you to look uh with this woman that comes up behind of them is A mashup of katie kurek. Oh, there's a sound of katie kurek and melania trump Look at the look at how much those If not friend Why friend shape that is katie kurek right there Tell me i'm wrong. No i'm not Don't forget to download the uh shall we play a game the uh daily mojo app you can do it at the daily mojo.com And uh you can enable notifications and we send you a little notifications only when it's necessary we do not bombard you and uh we

21:00You know if you get the exclusive first access to things like the Saturday morning live podcast version Which again Saturday morning live happens on The Saturday morning and it's live so it'll be tomorrow morning at nine a.m Central Penny why do we have time zones ah Anyway, it's tomorrow at nine central time And you can join the uh the festivities the uh other big story the uh Remember the time on all murders They may have been solved And if you're not familiar the the the Tylenol murders And i'll tell you how it's relevant to you if you're under 40 Every damn time you have to open up a bottle of aspirin or uh any other drug or supplement

22:02You realize how many stupid layers of got open the plastic on the box then the box then you have to take the lid off the uh the the bottle Then you have to peel that stupid protective seal off that then there's probably another seal on under that one And then probably three more things and you can't you have to line up the stupid bottle top you got a drink all the cow all the cotton out Oh, it's giant pain in the ass and all of those safety safety features We're because back in 1982 somebody got a hold of some Tylenol that was on the shelf And was able to get was it arsenic or old lace it was one of the two They were able to get some some form of poison into that bottle and it ended up killing people in Chicago Couple different locations But they think that they may have solved it inadvertently uh The guy was uh the guy's name is uh

23:05uh Not uh not Dan Cooper. That is the uh not Tim Cooper. He's the uh He is the sheriff's office detective So the associate arrested investigators identified a man who died by suicide in the Boise Church in 1982 The man was dubbed the unknown wanderer He remained publicly identified until this week They've been able to identify him In 1982 worshipers at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Boise discovered the body of a man lying under a pew Unknown wanderer one of Idaho's most famous unsolved cases Idaho officials say that the man has now been identified as Dr. Matthew Francis Betkowski And that investigators have also uncovered a potential link to the Tylenol murders That would make sense why we have been able to solve it because the guy wasn't around anymore Oh, if any of this is true Months before the unknown wanderer was found in Boise a string of murders in the Chicago area was linked to Tylenol capsules that have been laced with Wasn't arsenic it was

24:06cyanide We're hoping that getting his story out generates new leads not just for the case, but for others We may not even know about yet The times also reported that supporting evidence for a possible connection between Dr. Betkowski and the Tylenol killings is being held back by the sheriff's department Of course it is the department worked with the true crime television series unsolved mysteries Good. There's gonna be another season of those Finally One of the few good shows on television which is producing the documentary on the new findings in Tylenol case um Seven people died in 1982 including three members of a single family and a 12 year old girl They had all taken the Tylenol capsules laced with a cyanide it was a weird story because they weren't sure what connected these people It was a while before they Figured out that oh craft they all took this Tylenol and that's when all of these Stupid I call them stupid because

25:07Really have they done Any good aside from causing us that's the doctor. They say probably did it he had a PhD in chemistry According to reporting by the Idaho Statement uh statesman he was from a prominent family in li I Always the ones with money in it Always the weird rich people. Notice that Eat the rich. Yeah, I'm just saying uh and engrave uh any grave key that was recovered with him inside the Boise Church Let investigators to a street in Jacksonville where property owner had vanished in 1982 They also learned that Betkowski had worked in drug stores Oh For her co-workers and acquaintances described him as volatile and said he was intrigued by the concept of a perfect crime According to authorities even one even recalled that he once identified cyanide is a way to kill without being detected If it's not him Who's gonna defend him

26:08He's not here to uh, he's not here to defend himself Chicago police department said in a statement that its detectives been communicating without a whole authorities and revealing the new findings But stop short of saying whether they consider Betkowski a suspect come on Investigators had long focused on James Lewis I remember that too who was suspected of the killings But he was never charged and he died in 23 after serving more than 12 years in prison Not for the murders. He was convicted of extortion after sending a note to Johnson and Johnson demanding a million dollars To stop the killing A million dollars Doesn't go for these days. No a million dollars. That's all you want Seriously all right fine The In a second Cerzer is Remember how long is this food snack? Oh, that's the other sorry. I got I got distracted by something different Um This particular portion of the daily mojo is brought to you by the fine folk over at

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30:16The Daily Mojo dot com sojourner and either host as I enjoy those Special notifications that pop up when I'm not expecting them That's right Fasers on stun Uh, not my dogs as I agree docs clock tower time zones are more political and decided by cultures than they are a straight line I Like who is it the Arizona doesn't pay any attention to They like saving Arizona in parts of Indiana. I think and Hawaii and Hawaii right And are we getting anywhere on the getting rid of uh, let's see what it's it it appears in the news At two points during the year and then They talk about it for a week or two and then it goes away Let's see uh, just where we are um Son of a It's a Sunshine Protection Act at past the US House of Representatives in July of this year, but remains stalled in the Senate

31:23ah When do we fall back? Actually if I it's November like the small member in March so November and so yeah November first yep November first You need to set your clock back one hour All right, uh speaking of time Here you go on dirty old man media is flipping out over the latest batch of college sorority recruitment videos But not for the reasons you might think Surprisingly, it all has to do with Sydney Swini and her button pushing American Eagle ad campaign that triggered woke tick-tock With accusations of eugenics and even Nazi propaganda This was one year ago Wow I know right it's been a year since the uh, it was just an excuse to play Sydney Swini ad really but um It's been a year since that whole controversy With Sydney Swini and the great jeans again Sydney Swini one of the great minds of our time

32:27Let's see if you recognize This Individual sugarcoded. We're not tight spot Now do me a favor Imagine they're one of those people think the digger rockwell Satan himself I mean, it's not really that difficult to guess who that is because This I like Tom Cruise But Does this not look like Tom Cruise trying to be old? Yes Okay, so I'm not the only one I want to sum the harshest attacks I can expect from those folks who think that I'm still my years All those folks might say that I wouldn't expect that Mr. President 55 minutes ago my company informed me of the explosion on our rig Causing massive water displacement and triggering us to dummy

33:30So you know what the movie is about right No actually. I don't That Tom Cruise playing an old dude Okay simple corporate greed extreme wealth and humanities destructive relationship with nature Is this to make casualties in our Now digger here got us into the specimen digger is gonna dig us out That was John Goodman not having to act old because he is old What the hell is that? Thing is huge Course y'all keep the blame on me You just drown half the damn continent with the fuck you're gonna do double down Oh Who's older John Goodman or Tom Cruise Say good All some cruise Sixty six

34:34Is he really That old He's 64 That joker Sorta Does this even it doesn't and it's scary Are you serious is he really gonna jump out of an airplane as an old dude And I get it you know your Tom Cruise you spent your entire career being an action star And you want to you know stretch a little bit and play a dramatic role and you know It's fun to wear prosthetics and and be old I fooled people with my old man look That food plenty of people um I even fooled the Bethy not didn't he wear prosthetics and uh What was the movie? No, it was really that big No, oh wait no sorry the other movie what i'm trying to think of what the movie was Somebody helped me it's the one where um Isn't it the one where Robert Danny Jr played a black man. Oh maybe not

35:38The time about tropic thunder yeah, it wasn't he in tropic thunder I Don't know Maybe maybe not uh isn't Tom plays the play is the foul mouth aggressive Hollywood studio executive less grossment in tropic thunder And he was in he was in heavy prosthetics there yeah Oh, yeah, what really that big no Tom Cruise tropic thunder prosthetics Oh, he wanted big hands remember in his interviews he talked about I wanted large hands and I wanted to dance So he does he here's Tom Cruise uh in his prosthetics Yeah, they had a bald bald head but I know he just doesn't It doesn't uh digger does not man and maybe it's a good movie. I don't know But he's catching hell all kinds of hell lately. He's doing these interviews and people are saying that he's

36:40And I don't know if Tom Cruise is evil. I have no idea But uh, you know, he's Scientology and everybody gets down on that because you know it's a cult Um, so Ron says anyway don't come after me. Ron says it's a cult on me um I mean Ron may be right, but anyway there there's Tom in uh with his and he definitely look like he cut his hair It looks like he actually wore a bald cap. Yeah That's cheating That's but uh by the way John Goodman is 74 and uh Tom Cruise is 64 So you know, he's not uh He's not that bad uh, but these uh At the Hollywood report of their calling it a brave gorgeous misfire Whatever the hell that means Exactly what a misfire is, but that's apparently what that one is for some reason uh, and I mentioned that is a uh see October is next week

37:41I mean uh yeah, October's next week Let's grief and this woman had a Dogon good ideas. Sorry my My technology's not keeping up with me as usual. This woman had a fabulous idea for a A A front porch decoration for Halloween In three two out of plastic pumpkin. I'm drawing a face just cut this out now I'm sticking this on this bucket and now I have some foam board put this right inside his mouth and angle it down And now this one will go right underneath this time for your hot glue gun add some hot glue to the mouth and prop that back down and just push this down I also added glue to the bottom next one need some candy These are all minis opening this and taking out the candy. I'll add it to a gold I'll leave these later. I have some foam board. I'll add that inside so it looks full Because I have bears so I can't leave candy outside now. I'm just hot gluing these back together So they look good as no and then here is all the candy that I made now it gets interesting

38:43I have some spray foam right into the mouth Put your dog and all down the car Didn't this genius and then also do the bottom And I'm wiping some around the mouth next we need some green spray paint with the perfect color green And I spray painted it while it was still tacky because now we can still poke these right in I'm adding some other gross little things in here and spraying the candy a little bit So we got this looking pretty gnarly now, which is a good thing And last thing I have some fabric. I moved my bucket and now we'll cover it So this is the vibe and now you can pick this up. I'm dropping this down last little touch I taped this on and now here is the final Is that not just cool? That's a great idea Yeah, but you see it looks like a lot of time to fill up holy crap Think so Well, I mean if you don't have bears you can just stick the candy to it. I guess But here's my question. I'm glad you brought the bears up because

39:46My thought is bears, you know, they can smell really good, right? I mean They'll smell good, but they smell good. Okay, they have good sniffers Um Aren't they gonna be able to smell the candy from those rappers? You would think so Yeah, so if you have bears, I wouldn't do this, but if you don't have bears I think it's a good idea Fill us in the house We'll get to him next on the daily mojo It's 2026 we upgraded our phones our cars even our coffee So why are we still acting like pleasure is negotiable at pink cherry? It's not They've got hundreds of toys that actually deliver and if you don't know where to start Their mystery boxes make it easy go to pink cherry calm and use promo code chelsea to save up to 80% site wide Because life is hard feeling good shouldn't be pink cherry calm because everyone deserves pleasure

40:48Brat stacks laughing tie a little lose preserves our onswears cutting back on dude He tried the daily mojo first up for the daily show news and nonsense here we go with Brad and Ron you've got to know The daily mojo yeah, that's where the weirdos go said scroll shout it let it flow the daily mojo And lights me culture on tap Ron says straight is Brad just claps chats all no say bit by bit if your You won't like it I see kind of fun huh pretty happy with yourself there I didn't write it

41:49Yeah, like rock if you don't like it then then I discovered the uncut version of this Oh, yeah I apologize when Ron tries to be black it does not work. Hey man Listen Ron I sympathize with you because apparently when I try to be black it doesn't work either so I'm right there with you The two of you really really need to uh to try harder on on being black Welcome back once again Phil Bell. How are you feeling first of all? I'm feeling great and uh I gotta tell you I love The song so what you were just playing the the kind of German the polka at all of that You know, but yeah, yeah Thank you. Thank you. That was I composed that with my friend uh Sue

42:54Uh, her last name is no I played the tuba years ago in high school in college a little bit So you know, I could have I could have done the you know some of that baseline for you Hold on a second you play why am I now just just now hearing about you played tuba? I did I played the euphonium primarily which is a smaller tuba but I played the tuba including You know the sousophone the big ones that you march with and so early in my college career so sophomore year I march with it and I'll tell you all the weight goes right here So that's why it helps if you are a bigger person because you've got more to handle that thing with There is uh the uh I'd never heard of a euphonium before That's pretty cool. So that's like a of a tuba that was left in the dryer too long Yes Same same pitches the trombone so the same uh the same kind of uh area there and you know in the register But of course you can't do all the cool things like you can with the slide

43:57But it's a beautiful instrument it sounds like a french horn that's deeper when it's played properly which I didn't always do But then uh there are a few times where I played the tuba as well because you play in the same way It's just slightly different tone It's funny because Ron has played the flute most of his adult life Few people know that um wow right on no yeah Chenzone does say awesome feel your fellow tuba brother. I like it low-base kicks ass There you go. I don't think I've ever known a tuba player. I'm I'm kind of excited now We can get together for beers and talk about tubas Yeah It's fun Have you ever watched the Aggie band march with their tubas? I freaking love that Texas a&m They're a uh they're a military style marching band for Texas a&m But watch their tubas when they're marching because they have this little move They have this little move when they're doing their 90 degree turns. It's kind of cool. Yeah

45:00I All right, I'll check that out. Yeah those that's always fun because when tubas do that because they're so prominent It just stands out better than anybody else and everybody will notice that I'll notice them and then of course the people who get all the credit which are the trumpet players and And the percussion and I always would sit there and say they're like the most popular people in the band because everyone loves them And then there's all the rest of us Yeah, the drummers get all the action Well, the players though they get the fair share of action don't they've drawn I was gonna say from I was a drummer because oh that's I got I got a lot of action there. Thank you So many dudes so many dudes so little time All right first up on the uh and do we we did say we did get to your feeling good right? Sorry. You guys get up up on tubas Refraze that one um All right first uh first stop down in uh in marl I told everybody I'm not right today And I think it's because of the uh 32 Benadryl I took last night to to sleep

46:05um The agents involved in marlago the search down there have asked the judge Whether a gag order is blocking testimony. It's interesting how they are suddenly Oh, I we don't know if we really want to testify to this and I stumbled across this When I was looking up for your requests Which is another story in and of itself But so what's going on here with these FBI agents they're they're trying to get out of Of testifying to what what really went on down there, aren't they? correct Yeah, and so there's a gag order that basically says they can't talk about this But now they're in another probe to figure out whether or not the agents participated in a completely coordinated effort to deprive president trump of his civil rights So they're asked to be asked to testify in that but they have a gag order from this case and different permutation of this case so they're saying well We don't know if we can actually talk now the funny part about this of course is now

47:08They are completely concerned with the rules Partly because it applies to them, but also because well they can't really get out of it Yeah, Lee this it's just so It's frustrating and it's I mean you could see this coming a mile away She is the judge Eileen can and she's in trump's camp really isn't she isn't she a trump appointee She is a trump appointee, but I wouldn't say she's in trump's camp That's what the left is said because whenever she made rulings that they didn't like such as You know not Putting president trump under the prison. They said oh my gosh. He's just doing his bidding. She's right in his corner I think she's being a fair judge. He's being reasonable as opposed to the activist Activist judiciary that we've been getting in so many other parts of the country and by the way That also includes other trump appointees So it's not to say that any of them are special It's just to say that she's been a little bit more fair than the rest

48:11right and and the whole hyperpartisan issue is Tomorrow is the birth date for a lack of a better term of of the FTC the federal trade commission and I was looking up the it was back in 1918 Anyway, it's been a long time and it it's the the main goal of the federal trade commission and tell me if I'm wrong Basically to make sure that business stays fair to prevent monopolies that sort of thing to make sure that no no big corporations out there screw in the little guy and That's that's the overall that's the overarching mission in theory of the FTC right It's what they claim. Yes, that's exactly and I was I asked the the super duper search engine known as groc You know went how long before it was corrupted and It was the the answer came back about 10 years

49:12So the the the entity that was created to make sure that corporations and and monopolies don't exist and that consumers get a fair shake Took about 10 years to get corrupted and now it gets corrupted every four to eight years It all just depends on who gets in there which is you know, it's government at any level It'll change every four years you get all these people. That's why the the left wants to stuff the supreme court But right. I say all that just to prove it's it's it's but we think that things are really bad now They were really bad 100 years ago It's just you know, which administration is in there and who gets the special treatment Well, since you bring up monopolies. Let me ask a serious question Does anybody actually fear monopolies because I love monopolies. I'll tell you why And whenever you get a bunch of businesses that merge together and they create one big business That usually means the businesses in decline

50:13That usually means there's competition on the horizon because if you have for example a radio station And you're doing incredibly well And you like what you're doing and you're not getting so old that you can't manage it You're probably going to keep it because that means you get to keep all the profits And you get to dictate how the enterprise works And it's usually you're selling it when you either can't manage it anymore or Because it started to decline and you want to get out ahead of that and that's why the whole idea of We need government which by the way is a monopoly it is literally a constitutional monopoly on force to protect us from other monopolies doesn't make sense Right now I completely agree with you and the funny thing you said radio station my goal when I was younger was to own a ski resort with a radio station uh stationed there and I picked two of the one that makes zero money anymore that would be radio and the other one that has gotten Ungodly expensive it back in the day 40 years ago

51:16It was um roughly a million dollars per poll to install a ski lift I don't even know what it is these days. I mean it it and then and then liability insurance at a ski resort can you imagine good grief? I mean So the two businesses make make no money the other one costs way too much money I don't know what went wrong. You know what that reminds me of though you just triggered something do you remember the name Chuck harder The radio host He was some milleer Yeah, he was interesting because he could go from being like Pro-free market one minute to totally socialist the other But he was an entertaining guy to listen to and he had his radio broadcast from a hotel He called it a resort, but I think it was a hotel and not a very you know new hotel that he purchased out in Florida And would broadcast from that so that you made me think a Chuck harder There wow he's been uh see died back in the 2018 that that it sounds familiar was he a uh

52:17When did he start his radio career was he pre-rush? I think he was pre-rush and actually listening to his one of the stations he was on is how I got to rush Because he would be on at three o'clock and later and when I get out of school early I would tune in and then I heard russian I said nope that's who I want to hear and I got into rush from there You remember wally George I remember the name Wally George was a he was definitely pre-rush he was back in the 80s he had a A TV show on kdoc out in anaheim, California And I did the i was the announcer there and he was mr. patriotic mr. america. He used to call himself mr. conservative and It was just it was over the top uh I'm sure that rush modeled his his stick a little bit after wally George the funny thing is though

53:21Wally George's daughter is Rebecca de mornay So you can get uh, I'm guessing that family dinners were uh Interesting Probably like family dinners during the rona He either that or she probably came in and said listen the publicist just told me I've got to say all that stuff Uh, probably so I can stay in good terms with jane fonda so ignore all of it now. Let's eat Or over and over and over again Look like Chrissy hind with the pretenders right and The russian's theme song and she you know she defended brushes use of it Because she said her dad was a big rush fan and uh people hated a heap for there for what two months he went to But it fine young cannibals I think he's what yeah, yeah Back in the late eighties and then she's in the late nineties And she donated uh, I think she said she donated a bunch of the money that she got paid for to liberal stuff and that was her way of

54:26You know making yourself feel better Uh-huh or did she May have just been a very good story Maybe you just see that's really good story That's another reason AI is great because now we can use AI to create our own theme songs and we never have to worry about somebody like Bruce Springsteen coming along and going absolutely bonkers and oh you can't use my song. Okay, Bruce right yeah and funny you should mention music because I was Yeah Along the lines of the federal trade commission and protecting industry Remember back in the early odds all of the kerfuffle over people copying music on their cassette decks and uh you heard all of the All of the anti piracy tricks that the record companies tried to employ to keep people from copying their music and the uh And the uh prime number or the of the one person

55:26Created a prime number that was actually the program That allowed you to decode the security file on a DVD and it became illegal to print that prime number Oh, it was crazy. Yeah, it was I'll all uh I'll send you the the lake. It was yeah, they tried to out actually make it illegal to print math Go figure It's it's been crazy. I'm telling you times are crazy Uh, especially up there in new jersey. What's happening with the uh the governor and the lieutenant governor Uh, wait a minute does this uh makes one of them a racist doesn't it? Yeah, I think it does this this is just too hilarious now it was only What eight months ago when mediocre milk toast Mikey real name Rebecca Cheryl was sworn in as governor of new jersey And when she was running she picked Dale Caldwell who had served in uh, he was president of centenary college

56:30He had been in a variety of positions U.S. tennis association and so on And I think he had served on a school board as well to be her running mate for lieutenant governor And of course Dale Caldwell is black Now she gets elected and Dale Caldwell who's single because he's a uh He's divorced so he Said tries to hit on a girl that is a friend of a staffer and he gets turned down So he's in the car and he says you young people you just want young sperm now. Let me be honest with you That's a stupid thing to say But it's the funny thing to say right? This is the kind of thing we'd say on the daily mojo Um, and somehow wrong Right I mean look he's an old dude. I'm pretty sure there are a lot of young women who would say they like him and a lot that would say They'd rather have a younger guy that's it right He just got the wrong one You got to find the ones with daddy issues. Those are the ones easy picking

57:34There you go So this makes the staffer uncomfortable and then she just kind of goes off into the either And then he gets in trouble for uh, I think it was Taking some friends to events and not paying for the tickets And one of which was $175 which totally proves that you know, he's corrupted And then there was also an issue where he asked uh, he tried to get his girlfriend a promotion Although the promotion didn't go through so the real question here though I have is number one what did Dale Caldwell actually do to get in trouble Because none of this stuff anywhere near rises to the level of the governor getting on Al Gore's internet last night and saying He must resign and secondly having a 61 page document and I believe the amount that spent so far is like $50,000 on this investigation Just because they want Dale Caldwell to go away And it is completely hilarious and exactly what you expect from a corrupt liberal whole like New Jersey

58:39Which I love Because I'm from there right but it broke corrupt and liberal And I feel like the whole northeast is like this Petri dish this giant experiment to see how far they can take things On the liberal progressive side he used to be cal if I actually still is california and but this is More frightening in that now we've got him on the west coast. We have him on the east coast And it they're going to try to squeeze us out of the middle because New York didn't always Uh was not always such a liberal hellhole Was it And Jersey no one's in barrel No neither of those states were in fact you got to think about it really Even Massachusetts was not all that bad until Relatively recently because even though they elected a lot of Democrats up there a lot of those Democrats were still somewhat more conservative because they were

59:39Irish Catholic and and the Catholic part of that really made them like all right We're not going all the way that the university liberals want us to so it really wasn't that bad But this is the problem is once you started to get to the Karl Roe Vera Where they looked at states and said we can't win there so we're not going to try That is what took a lot of the political balance away And that led to a lot of other changes like industrial balance now You have very little industry in New Jersey that makes it harder to have Conservatism where you need a diversity of economic drivers So that's you know a lot of what you've seen and why that change is so recent well and My first real awareness and probably a lot of people under 100 Is of Massachusetts in particular going all lefty liberal Even though it wasn't really get de caucus in his tank Remember the one was at 8088 88

1:00:42Um, and it was I don't say it but Ron can you grab that? I would walk wrong up from a nap um he gets Well, no, you had to say anything about it yet. So I didn't flip to it Oh, I'm sorry Michael de caucus and his tank. Yeah, I can't really see that But if you had said tank I would have shot right over there Bradley It's the baby who Michael do wait me. Hold on you don't know who Michael de caucus. I can't tell that's Michael de caucus on this little bitty tiny screen Sorry buddy, that is Ron it Ron has some size issues. I do not It's all right. It's all right. It's it's a story I am I am it's He's he's suffering from dude withdrawal And it happened And then he got all in he saw the tank. He got all excited um, but this is back 88 when he was going up against HW and yeah But this is a time when liberals and and Democrats weren't

1:01:44quite as whack as they are now Well, it's you're right, but it was this error the Michael de caucus error that opened the door to it because you people like de caucus and Biden and the rest of them who they were and Clinton too They were more focused on what personal success and winning and being in charge and so on and they had very little in the way of actual ideology Because if the if they had ideology they would go back and say look we may not want to have a 5% tax rate like Republicans do but at the same time we don't believe in stealing so much your money that there's no incentive to work That was jack Kennedy right and what's so interesting and what I I say to all the people who want to try to turn president Trump into a really really bad guy Is all he is doing is melding a little bit of the uh ideas of the new caucus era and the ideas of the Reagan era and creating exactly What so many people talked about for so long and that's how you get where we are today

1:02:48Ron don't go to the shed. I didn't want it yet. Of course not Haha See I woke I told you Phil we woke him up terminal animal says Ron. I'll be your dude. He'll be see Ron We'll get we'll find you some dudes afterward just Breathe in breathe out. It's oh and then no judgment no judgment You got to do what you got to do I understand it That is maybe we could It would be a weird double date right but like me and big gretchen then Ron and you could you know Right The caucus isn't dead yet if the tank thing gets you you know get your Your flag raised Then we'll find Michael do caucus, you know, he's old. He doesn't move so fast now. We can probably catch him Is he dead? I don't think he's dead, but I did meet him when I was in college and because I had this really interesting idea That I would run some of my own passenger trains and we do it in partnership with Amtrak and he was Amtrak's chairman

1:03:51So I typed everything out literally and I went over to his office and I knocked on the door And he was sitting right there and I said, you know governor. This is what I'd like to do And he's okay. I'll take a look at it gave him the plan and then I left and I got to say my one experience meeting Michael do caucus is very nice guy That's the one Right exactly. Oh hang on a second. I've got some good news He actually Black dudes well, he does mind having this picture taken with black dudes. He's 92 Wow, so I'm not sure to Michael Mikey Mikey Cheryl Yeah, right exactly. Yes Right, right. Thank you. She would she would want whoever that guy is right there on the left. She'd want him to quit Or be fired immediately if not summer Um Out 92 years old. I was not ready for decoccus to be and his sister right Olympia

1:04:57She was in terms of endearmate Wow, I you know what I never made the connection you're right. How about that? She is uh, oh sorry She's dead She was 89 though She's been dead since 2021 So anyway, sorry about that Michael did not mean to uh, I wasn't disin your sister. I was just bringing her up might be a sore subject Not sure you know what we'll just uh We'll just take a break and come back and let some of the sting wear off uh on the daily mojo Oh News and nonsense here we go with Brad and Ron you've got to know the daily mojo That's where the weirdos go Zip scroll shout it let it flow The daily mojo This is your daily mojo It's 2026 we upgraded our phones our cars even our coffee

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1:07:06Uh he also wants to know so uh rond you know what skin flute is i'm supposed to ask you have no idea Okay, so i guess uh that Phil don't laugh it runs the entire vibe um Ron really Beach girl i think a person took Tylenol and passed away family upset crying in headaches and took Tylenol Oh the the Tylenol of murders and Technically they were murders back in uh 82 I remember that well being a night when were you born Phil? 81 81 you probably remember then i'm sure you do come on you were watching the news back then well Right that's true there's things i remember but it was more like you know who the Miss America winner was because i'm sure then is now i just watched because i wanted to see pretty girls Thank you uh this was also you brought up um You brought up trumpet it was actually uh Our good friend uh kk Kevin K who brought this

1:08:08To my attention earlier uh this morning and i found the original Video on the youtube uh trump talking about his run I see ten seventeen right back here here we go. I know We wrote all about david in the big book now that's another big one We came up to you that one afternoon completely unannounced We were in the lobby of the the trump tower facility up the road there And we just called up and said can we come up and see don then they said come on up Absolutely now how busy can you be Yeah good teeth even though there's a lot of fun by the way Yeah i was hunting up with a lot of fun and and i must say i thought that was very gracious of you to do because Obviously you've got a lot better things to do than than goof around with me you're right yeah And and what about the uh are people trying to draft you to run for president up in new hamster Well i guess a lot of people want to see this country uh it's it's a shame what's happening

1:09:08Japan Saudi Arabia Kuwait the role everybody's taken advantage of the united Interesting and i'm gonna let the whole thing play but just let that percolate for a second states people know that If certain people are running a country that it won't happen i mean when you look at japan Not paying for the defense we're defending japan We're losing billions and billions of dollars. We're fighting for aids help and for farmers and for this and that And it's a shame and and the japanese folks who i respect greatly But they're not they're not treating us fairly they're really not treating us fairly Kuwait Saudi Arabia then i'm paying us anything for the services we're rendering and i think it's a disgrace And i think people look at certain people and maybe me if that if i were in a position This country believe me would not be ripped off like it is and it it is just being ripped off so badly by ours Even then 40 years ago That was his goal Speaking out countries can get ripped off and which he has done or is still in the process of doing things like the united nations and things like NATO

1:10:09Which we were being just i mean Talk about screwed over and under and sideways and he has Been able to at least make significant advances while You know doing that with his left hand while fighting off the enemies Some in his own party with his right hand he's been able to do some pretty amazing things But and to me that sounds like his views or his goals haven't changed in 40 years. He's always tried to put america first Exactly and you notice he was mentioning Kuwait Before the Gulf War so that's before we took out sat up and went to fight for Kuwait and spend a lot more money there And he made a very good point You know he's said it in different forest to say Hey, let's go take the oil. Let's go take the oil what happened in his way la look We defended them we fixed their problem or at least did a lot of it We're getting oil in exchange. We're going to do the same thing in Iran and we should be having those kind of relationships with any other country that we defend and spend our blood and treasure on

1:11:19It it's truly amazing when i hear these people with tds that um You know they they cannot it's the but but i get you take those same people and if they looked at him in 87 they would have agreed with him Yeah, some people a lot of them were still alive. It wasn't he had a grand accident anyways I don't in 87. I don't know which political party he was Yeah, it was kind of interesting because there were times where obviously he would it had been in part in both Two parties plus their form party at one point and his father had also made a lot of donations to Dems and Republicans and so on But i would say he was a a new yorker who played whichever side worked from a business standpoint because he was in business And so that's what he did and he also had that long going war with ed caught. She was the democrat mayor of new york Which which was fun to watch the new york post 1987 um

1:12:21Ron which uh did you say I thought he was a democrat back then 1987 it pains me to do this Ron He was a republican in 1987 there you go before that he had given money to democrats and mixed with new york's political crowd Paperwork switch happened in 87 the same year the letterman interview and the newspaper ads where he started talking about foreign policy and trade He bounced between parties a few more times after that, but 87 is when he first put the republican on the form So that was when wow I don't know if you can tag or pin that to a particular Action on the part of the democrats back then maybe I don't know what what they were doing in 87 that um May have pissed him and other people off But I when he decided to roll those dice My guess would be the feud with ed coach because so much of that you know the woman rank and all of that happened in that

1:13:22That not that year, but in that period of time So I could certainly see hey look I want to be on the other side of him and I could see see him doing that um and again, it just it boggles my mind the number of people who are So riddled with tds uh Just not I don't want to go too far down this road, but this um, but I already have so uh, I saw somebody share this image on uh on Facebook and they were like see all the people that came out for the For the Kennedy Center and defending it and they you know, they don't want to torn down and bobby blah And that of course turns out to be an AI image and when that was back in their attention there were like well Trump exaggerates too Well, I know it's funny It's funny to bring that up because a few days ago the there was a poll that came out and they pulled Democrats And I can't remember who did it, but uh basically it said 43%

1:14:25Thought it was a very good idea if or they would like it completely if there was uh news came out that said The military has overthrown president trump and take it control and a further 16% said It was a somewhat good idea So over 50% of these Democrats who were pulled thought it would be a great idea for what a military hunter That's what they say. Oh, yeah, that would be so much better than president trump I don't know if they ever stop to listen to themselves That's It again, it boggles my mind that they that there are people Um out there that are so twisted in their brain and are so eat up with hatred for the guy That it's like no, no, no, no, you think to chop off my right leg if uh if trump is out of office Makes one wonder if they would actually go through with it, but yeah

1:15:26Um and I was speaking of uh That and the yes the lies Don't get me started now next thing you're gonna do is bring up TSA don't do that to me Phil don't don't do that to me Um, I'm look. I'm not being mean to you. Don't be mean to me uh over at the uh gallop organization There was a poll uh they came out to influence public opinion that says Socialism's positive ratings top 40% But Yeah turn out the lights last one out turn out the lights Well, this is a very serious thing, you know, we've been able to joke around about The governor new jersey and and so forth, but this is very serious because while you still have a strong majority of people who are in favor of free enterprise I believe the number that has Been favorable to that is dropped by about six points since 2010 while socialism is now up over 40%

1:16:28It's actually 43% in this poll now you're right a lot of this is designed to influence public opinion So you shouldn't be able to take it uh to literally But the fact that we have seen over the past few years a continued drumbeat of everyday American saying give me socialism Give me socialism give me socialism Even while let's remember the economy is improving dramatically now just came out earlier this week from Steve Moore's group unleashed prosperity that blacks for example are They have the highest wage growth of any group in the entire country So the 4.8 percent the next group whites at 2.9 percent that 4.8 percent is even higher than the top 1 percent Which is growing at roughly 1.7 percent or thereabouts now. What does that tell you while we are seeing everyone Exactly living the promise that we've talked about for so long rising tide lifts all boats Right free market opportunity you name it. I can literally order both pizza and

1:17:32Body wash and have it delivered to the house and not have to leave and you have all these people saying oh Give me my socialism. What the heck is wrong with them? Well social security socialism That's what they got that it is Do you want social security because I don't want social security and I'll tell you I and I say this to people all the time If I took the money that I have paid in due social security and I just used it on Alcohol and cheap women then at least I will have enjoyed the alcohol and the cheap women as opposed to getting To my 70s or 80s and then not having had the ability to either enjoy parts of life or build wealth with that money So much of what gets taken from you and this is so critical It kills you early and this is one of the reasons why so many people look out and say hey It's not fair that rich dude over there is rich. Why can't I get rich? One of the big reasons you can't get rich is they steal from you before you get a chance

1:18:34And that means you do things like use credit cards to make ends meet and you also have to spend more of your own money Rather than being able to put it aside and invest it or anything else because the government says We would rather have it than you and you are trying to give them more freedom to do that the interesting thing I was thinking about the other day with uh You know the the trend on the social medias in particular Facebook was Uh to point out that Donald Trump was Allying about the $5,000 payout to every American if Republicans won the midterms It's not gonna be a check. I would I'm not gonna take the check blah blah blah But you'll take a tax rebate And and by the way, where did the the $5,000 that he says gonna pay where do you think that came from? Oh, yeah, the money you pay paid in in taxes So you're telling me you wouldn't take a $5,000 tax rebate because that's what it effectively would be Any money the government gives you came from money that people like you and we paid into the government

1:19:39so I mean, I don't that it's the disconnect there in their brains that again Confounds me Disappoints. I'm not mad. I'm just disappointed You know, well, I'm upset about it and I'm upset because the sad part is a lot of these people are going to be able to vote and They very well will give opportunities to people like these dsa candidates and by the way Like rush always said when these people tell you who they are believe them There is no way that people like bomb Donnie and the rest of the dsa folks will not hesitate to take from you in big ways and Improvers you and if it's Improversing you in making life harder than you would like right now Then imagine what will happen when they take a much bigger bite and we're seeing this Colorado for example They want to pass a millionaire's tax and they set it at a strict limit right and the idea is no matter what it will be index for inflation So is your wages go up?

1:20:40Then you're going to end up paying the millionaire's tax too when you're still renting an apartment and you have no ability to economically advance How many states now Have a millionaire's tax. I'm just uh wow You know how many? Is it about five? You are so good uh six plus dc have adopted a distinct Millionaires tax by a high-income surcharges or dedicated upper tax brackets California, Connecticut main Massachusetts New Jersey, New York and Washington. I don't know if they were oh end and dc so Wow, that's And and by the way Why won't the courts who we give too much money to by the way? I've been we're up to me one thing we do is we'd slash court spending But why do the courts not find this sort of thing unconstitutional? How can you say that I am somehow different than another per or somehow

1:21:45Have to be treated differently than another person just because I earn a million dollars and by the way I don't earn a million dollars, but just saying why does that make me any difference? Why does that make my contributions to all of the Government programs different that I've got to be taxed a higher rate in fact I'm consuming less Of the government services and other people are and I'm actually helping them consume those services by providing jobs And otherwise the higher up the economic spectrum I get because if you want to tax anything I'll say this and I hope media matters gets me for it is you should tax poverty Because the more you tax something the less you get of it And we need less poverty rather than more control over our future I'm from your mouth to DC's ears hopefully I don't want to take you for any more than I have already this morning because you need to get your rest you've had a hard day already national debt 40 trillion dollars just real quick yes or no is this ever get resolved

1:22:49No, never gets resolved, but we do grow out of it We have another person like Donald Trump that comes long later and helps us build on what he's done And we grow out of this as opposed to shrinking and paying it off Hear that Ron. I hear it. I'm shrinking. Yep Uh overdoll things trains.com interesting story about the um About sunny hostines What's son people can go over. Yes, read about that That's really Strange I think and by the way This is a perfect time to go back because she's claiming to have been a holdout juror in a case when Everyone knew she was not the holdout juror trying to do her best to just grab Lindsey Clancy's coattails Wow We'll do just about anything that they possibly can to get the You get somebody saying their name won't they Uh Phil Bell ladies and gentlemen All things trains.com over on the ex as well

1:23:50And are you doing anything exciting this weekend or are you resting because you know you've had a big day Well, I'm gonna do some resting but I'm supposed to go up to railroad museum for the day with united railroads historical society If I make it we'll put the pictures up at all things trains.com Cool. All right my friend. If you appreciate you as as always Go uh Go lay down your nurse uh your nurse said you need to sit down and just take a load off and You know you it's at least he has a nurse. You know what I'm saying Yeah, we we've searched high and low for a big-gretch look alike and she was not cheap not if I was definitely worth it Um more of the daily mojo We've blown our whole budget so we don't have anything for you nice. We're just gonna sit around and silence right here Um on the program It's 2026 we upgraded our phones our cars even our coffee So why are we still acting like pleasure is negotiable at pink cherry? It's not They've got hundreds of toys that actually deliver and if you don't know where to start their mystery boxes make it easy

1:24:54Go to pink cherry.com and use promo code Chelsea to save up to 80% site-wide because life is hard feeling good shouldn't be Pink cherry.com because everyone deserves pleasure You're listening to the lunatic fringe of American radio the daily mojo Oh Now there are a lot of real a holes out there. I don't know if you've noticed that or not put there really are and There's some nice people to kind of balances it out most of the time this is a And you combine people who aren't very nice to

1:25:55Uh combine them with the topic of AI and boy do you get a real mean mixture? This is a um This is a youtube channel and he's just really trying to explain Uh, basically the question is what happens when when big waves Hit these offshore rig Platforms. It's a scraper-sized wave crashes into an oil platform in the middle of the ocean Most people assume these massive structures stand on huge supports reaching all the way to the sea floor But in extremely deep waters that simply isn't practical That's why many modern offshore platforms actually float their secret lies in a special semi-submersible design The lower pontoons are filled with thousands of tons of ballast water Lowering the platform center of gravity deep beneath the surface at that depth the effects of waves are much weaker Instead of fighting the ocean the platform moves with it remaining stable even during powerful storms To prevent the structure from drifting away enormous anchor systems and heavy duty chains

1:26:56Secure it firmly to the seabed. It's a remarkable example of how engineering allows humans to operate in some of the harshest environments on earth What? All right, so do you could do you? Did that explain it for you? It did not I mean, I didn't I understood that they floated um But it didn't explain the what's part didn't it didn't you understand how a big tidal wave like that doesn't affect it Because it's floating and it bobs with it right. That's what I got from it That initial wave video is what I was talking about Right, you do you think that's real no no, I don't think it's real, but it would definitely affect it Yeah, but I think that that is it's kind of like the the the jaws poster You know, you see the shark and the swimmer on top you know, that's not really the Size of the shark and the swim but you get the idea there's a shark down there is a swimmer on top. Oh, that's not good And it's the same thing here. It's a by a big wave hits one of these offshore oil platforms

1:27:58You know, that'll catch your eye But all right now I get it. It's like a big buoy that just kind of bobs there and if a if a wave hits it It just kind of it it's like a weable it wobbles, but it Doesn't fall down That's what I pulled out of it when I first watched it. I was like all right fine and then I went to the comment section And people were just losing their minds And the guy even says friends. I see a lot of questions the AI shots in this video Our only visual recreations to help demonstrate the concept they are not real footage The information itself is based on how modern offshore platforms are engineered to handle extreme wave conditions Thanks for watching for all the feedback I was like, why did who got butt hurt over that thing? And then it's all of these nothing happens until AI makes it fall over When an AI oil rig gets hit by an AI wave Yeah, and I thought what what's

1:28:59Maybe I missed something why is why all the hostility and everything these people just don't have anything better to do than bitch about something that They have no knowledge of I mean who cares what they want to and and are they even real That's the other thing when you stop and look at all these bot farms That are in you know China Sorry, it's five they're not really your people But it's how many of these are simply you know Uh responses made by Bots obviously they were demonstrating how we're and I think that's true and I thought why is The AI yeah the AI video clips made me a downvote and report from misinformation Really Why would you because they didn't have anything better to do But it and does that actually affect like because when you with these channels

1:30:00Some people have that as a job That's that's their job That's what they do and You know you downvote it and obviously it's a not a good thing for the for the channel But just a downvote because you don't like AI people have gotten so unbelievably unhinged because of AI and all of the crap That is being broadcast out there like the AI documentary I was talking about on YouTube or on Netflix With them talking about oh, it's gonna you know, it's gonna kill us. It's gonna How is it gonna kill us? Remind me again Now If there's an army of robots outside and it and who is the guy that said it depends on what you define AI as What is AI Like Grok or Claude or um Gemini What's clock chrono Is there fourth one uh Grok Claude Gemini chat gpt

1:31:02Okay, four They're glorified chat or glorified search engines. That's all they are They will dig deep they can't tell you anything that they haven't already looked up That's where they get all their information and so if you uh, well, I guess now um in the case of at least Grok And I would imagine the chat gpt does it as well um and that's when you use right no. I use Claude Use Claude um their programmers did it it can now Do tasks that you can make it do your job for you Of course if your job is a series of things that a computer could do I mean it can't like uh take the trash out you can't do that Although we're probably not far from that which will be kind of nice you have the ones a little uh three-foot tall robots And you tell us to take the trash out and it goes over and Takes up the trash and takes it outside and puts it in a trash can but Have you made it do any of your tasks yet

1:32:04um You As far as you said I Well, whatever. I mean yeah, I mean I have Claude does a lot of stuff for me every day Like what um, so it runs the back end of my business Um, it it helped me program that Maker tracks app that we showed last week or it's beginning of the week Um, so that helps me run my business It calculates it takes all of my income and all of my numbers and everything like that and calculates and puts it out there where I can see it I mean it Functions like a Quickbooks if you will or something like that, but I can I can control you have to go and tell it what to do I you had to tell I had to tell it what to do yes now, so it's it's no different than like automator No, well here's the difference here's the difference There's a lot of things that I don't know that I want it to do That Claude will sometimes make assumptions about and or just do

1:33:08Uh, and then ask me Here's what I here's what I had it do Do you like this or do you want it to do something different? So For someone who doesn't have all the knowledge. Let's say for instance for programming a piece of software Mm-hmm Claude is like You hiring a hundred developers And they're all very fast at what they do And you just direct it It makes some assumptions and guides you through it and then you build it I mean, that's just the way it is and it's all based on questions and answers, right? Um But again, it's all something that you would have to be you there are on a computer correct no It has to be something that you would use a computer for typically. Yeah, it there's my task It can it can do in the physical world no Um, and I was just actually looking to see if there was a computer or a robot you could buy to take out the trash It can control physical objects though

1:34:09Give me an example or give you an example of the echo device Or or the Google device or the lighting device or whatever it can control that that it's a it's a physical item that it can Controls because that item is controlled by software Right that's that's what I'm talking about Um Here is the closest thing Because I mentioned trash taking out the trash Your bin is the last dumb thing you own your car drives itself your vacuum maps your lounge your mower trims the lawn at dot But they do have mowers right now that you can Yeah, so a lot so mowers Probably five six eight years ago There was this terminology that came out called the internet of things iot and And a lot of people have talked about that and that's where you get your software to control the hardware like

1:35:09You can have an iot enabled toaster or an iot enabled light switch Or ceiling fan or things like that garage door opener So yeah software can control all these things through the internet if things and and and you know hardware But if your power goes out your screwed Uh Yes, yeah So again, we if you're building a shed and your power goes out you can't um use Well, you can use your uh your Your nailer until the battery dies or the compressor runs out of air yeah So But if your internet goes out or your power goes out your screwed when you're trying to get a robot to do so i was trying to find this Trash pilot in action because up there it says uh see it in action and i'm like okay Let's see it in action and then you come down here and there's nothing to show it in action Because apparently that You know You can't

1:36:10I don't really up. I'm not sure where this is it I thought it was like England or something because they're talking about a bin Uh, but it's a dot com address So But that would be i mean that i guess could be popular But short of that you know a i is is just really a glorified Again search engine and if you have a lot of executables to run on your computer it can do that It can't choose the right The right dress Well, I sure would like to be wearing a dress uh that is you know I know what I want but i it can't choose the i mean you can go out find a bunch of dresses for you But it can't choose the right one for you It can't it can't find a pair of shoes for you can it can Tell you how a shoe should fit but it It can't even really see well, I guess it can see color because of hexadecimal numbers And every every color has a number in that sense. I can you be surprised i think

1:37:12At what AI especially like clawed co-worker clawed code or uh g uh chat gpt astra You'd be surprised at what the capabilities are And we said something about me it can't pick shoes for you know it can pick shoes for you It just can't is it going to pick up pair of shoes for you You give it enough information it will pick a pair of shoes it won't go put them on your feet Physically, but it can pick up pair of shoes for you based on everything You i mean it can give you a it can give you it can go find shoes that you i want black shoes that lace up And it go all right here's a shitload of black shoes and they all lace up correct And i want them oh i want them to fit i want them to be a 13e and it'll find y'all the 13e shit, but you can't tell you which one fits you If you put a pair of shoes on the your size before and go this feels horrible so that's correct Yeah, it can give you i mean it's doing again. It's doing your search work for you there. It's a glorified search engine again

1:38:18Comes back to being a search engine Um Sojourner and Idaho says amazon shop can take a picture you provide and find that item for sale Yeah, it can do that, but what is that? At the search engine It's a it's a glorified search engine still How far we are off from the Rosie the robot who Hey rosie go pick up the kids from school. Oh, let me give you an example. We'd call the uber This is outside the realm of glorified search engine An example last night. I had been using a um email signature creator generator for probably the last eight ten years this one particular company I don't like the direction they've taken and I don't like some of the stuff that they've done But eight years ago. I couldn't do what I did last night last night. I wrote a prompt And I said I said I want a email signature generator. I want to be able to do this this and this

1:39:22Grat uh clawed built that for me Completely built it for me and they called it signature studio Built it for me last night in about 15 minutes That has all of functionality. I want But I wanted a couple of other things. So I just said can you add this please add this do that do that It created it and now I create. I don't have to pay a subscription price for that and for clawed I just use my clawed subscription to build something that I can now use with all my email accounts That does the same thing of somebody else's software did That's the problem with with AI as far as I I'm concerned is you can go out and find software online that you like that you use Send it to clawed and go make me one of these Damned if it won't do it And it as long as you pay the subscription for clawed it'll do that correct is 20 bucks You're paying one way the other yeah Um and by the time it clawed could build you something that you pay a hundred dollars a month for

1:40:26It might not be exactly what that other thing is immediately But all you got to do is tweak and tweak and tweak I tweaked on maker tracks for a month and a half finally got it what it's doing and every day I come across something in my business because I use it now every day over and over and over again I go wait a minute It would be cool if it did this made it made this more efficient. So I go Can you make it do this and it goes yep, and it tweaks it out and poof it's there So that's what is maker tracks. Oh god out. Thank you maker tracks dot out and You'll recognize this page because you showed another website that uses the same template Uh see how it works. Yeah, if you click that the dumpster the the trash can thing See right there where it says see how it works Right next to start your seven day free trial now. I am looking for beta testers to help me with this I I want to build this into something that's I'll be damn. I had no idea. Yeah, it's the same template. Yeah um but uh

1:41:26Which means that other thing was built using cloth So But anyhow, this is a if you run a Let's say a custom order shop of any sort what so ever And people call you and go hey, can you do this can you make this and you just want to track your stuff without scribbling it down on Uh, you know sticky notes then that's what maker tracks is for maker for Uh and and track it yep yep scribble notes. I had those things all over the office And I would stick it on I would stick it on one and and it would fall off and hit the floor and then I'd lose it and then whatever the hell else was going on I kept losing track Here was the bigger go ahead. How do you attach them now? They're still stickers. They're still they're still stickers, but they're bigger Um, here's the problem I had though is When a when a customer would pick up their item and You know, let's say they came back

1:42:27Six weeks later and wanted another of that similar item done I would forget because I wasn't tracking specifically how much I charged them what fonts they liked things like All of the information that I would need to do that thing again Yeah, I had the saved file, but I don't remember what I charged them Because I don't have a you can when you're doing custom work, it's hard to have a list of charges, you know And so I will I needed something I could go back through and find here's what I've done for him before Here's what I charged him in the past Not only that I built in the The capability in this platform To email and text Updates to a customer so as I move it through like if you click up there or find the work to workflow Um, but a customer can or as I move it through the workflow a customer gets notified here's what he here's what's being here's What's happening to it? Let's say a customer says hey? I want you to do this for me But can you send me a proof first?

1:43:28So I built in a proof platform that Doesn't allow me to move it into in production Until they've approved the proof so it sends them it text them a link they click on it They can adjust the proof they can tell me what they want different whatever or they can approve it Once they approve it then it notifies me and I can move it into in production It's a pretty thorough piece of software. I just need people to help me test it And it's free for you to test it by the way, so Oh, you don't have pricing yeah, there's pricing right there, but that's if you end up using the app Later All right, yeah, so how do people get involved? If they'll reach out down at the bottom of the form or a bottom of the website there's a get in touch Uh Right at the bottom and you just put your email address in there and I'll reach out to you if you want to be a beta tester I'd love to have your help I just need somebody to help me find the the you know the issues with it Um, that's just what you do with the software when you're trying to make it perfect

1:44:29So I know well says it's called a database Ron No, there is a database behind it, but that's that's not what I was trying to make you I got you Sojourner and Idaho says hey, Ron maybe reach out to local dog groomers or hairstylists All of those they have to Preferences one visit to the next and a lot of them already have software. They're using I get it But I've found a not as good as this I found a niche in my industry That didn't that wasn't there because you know when you when you go to Uh, you know choose a service You know there were a lot of a lot of software doesn't have laser engraving as a service or embroidery as a service So that's what I that's why I set it up like that And there you have it if you want to get involved maker tracks dot app in make a or t or ax dot app It's that simple Maker tracks dot app

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1:46:44I still want to know how the trash thing works I mean the only way that would work is if you put your trash can on like a dolly of some sort That that you can again On a track a track. Yep that I saw a dude who did that there I don't want to do that because it opened his back gate it ran it out the side of the house all the way to the street Yes, that was a trash can on a track System let's just see how good That's it right there. Yeah, I'm a guy that's three years ago this guy. I mean this is kind of genius Trash train actually I build a whole summer it is trash train will move my trash cans from in front of the house All the way back into the garden where they are not visible from the outside And I've put everything on rails. First away in this little shed here. Oh, yeah, we don't need to know how I mean you can if you want to just go to what I just the other side of the connector

1:47:45So these are spring loaded stainless steel roads and then at the end is just spring loaded forwards until it stops completely Those damn Germans right clever little bastards aren't they the train wouldn't look correct without these lights at the front And it's also good at night to see if it actually has recognized the signal from the remote I also had to play with these bearings here. These are the guide wheels. There you go. Keep it on the track At first I had them made a steel brief how much trash does he have in a week? Um also these host clamps that connect the motor to the gearbox I had to exchange them for these Clam, whatever This is the money sharks money shark and that's of that issue But now it's working really reliable and I learned so much in this project the whole traction issue Of the wheels living seriously how much trash is this dude? That's all the trash dude You know he needs to cut we need a government regulation to keep him from having that much trash The government needs to go out there and why are you making so much trash?

1:48:48His cuts because you think you know something on rails is really easy to push but turns out You still need about 30 kilograms of thrust to push these along right and who doesn't but that's I mean that right there That's a cool idea. Yeah And Why is it that we assume it's just getting lazy? I want the gate. He has something to make your Your trash cans take themself out once a week And then I saw this um And this is kind of it's kind of low tech but at the same time it's It's not and I was like wait a second that's not a stupid idea and people are given this dude all kinds of grief and saying well That's dangerous you can't do it that way because if you've ever tried to pull out a stump one of the big Issues is you put all of that tension on a chain or a strap and the strap Breaks the chain breaks. It does what we saw it due to that due to standing on the on the truck

1:49:50And it you know can vaporize your head which is really not good But in the scheme of ways to die It's probably one of the better ones because it's out like that. So uh this He wrapped the tire around a or excuse me wrap the chain around a tire first Which Right, do you see the advantage of that? Yeah, for the delivery the podcast the leverage. It's pulling it's yeah, it's a clutch also True, it's it's absorbing some of the Yeah, yeah, and I thought well that's kind of smart because that It's it's taking some of that power Some of that uh unused tension And storing it in the in the rubber like that and it still pulls up the uh the stump so you don't have that That dangerous or quite as dangerous as situation Now if there was a robot that would come out and do that for you We don't we don't want to do we uh we don't want to do our own vacuuming which is kind of weird to me because I love vacuuming

1:50:54I know um do they have the robot window washer You've seen that one right that's the um The same as uh What's it called roba what the hell's a vacuum cleaner called robo roomba rumba rumba Which is which ironically is having problems Didn't rumba rumba go out of uh didn't they go bankrupt Uh if they didn't they were close to it. Yeah rumba files for bankruptcy uh December last year Yeah, and the reason that they went bankrupt or filed for bankruptcy is that They didn't diversify So it's the same thing with the hero the the gopro's yeah gopro same thing Yeah, it's it's so those are the constants that never change In business you have to be able to be flexible and and change and be able to You know improve your product along the way which again that help AI helps that

1:51:58It can suggest things to do it can you can uh set a reminder You can have uh, you know one of the ais go out there and scour the internet for um Yeah, that's good clock tower uh docks clock tower. That's that's funny. That's you're thinking of wrong though They've done that for uh fence posts for years The um What pulling out the fence posts With that with the with the tire I know that i increaseable running a robot window washing business in Manhattan could be lucrative uh except for and guess who you'd end up fighting Who would you be fighting in new york city? Uh who would you be fighting in new york city? Yeah, if you have for a uh But did the taxi drivers Unionized window cleaners

1:53:00Of course Primarily represented by service worker and janitorial labor unions like sciu um new york uh and uh in uh in the midwest as well That's who would that's the exactly with uh come on let's talk for yeah, let's talk about the freaking Robo taxis The you know uber left you got uber lift and how much do how much do uh taxi drivers pay For their medallions Hundreds of thousands of dollars they have to buy a medallion to be able to drive a taxi in new york Tell me york tell me they're not going to lose their minds oh Look they're about to start doing robot taxis in los vegas Loss vegas gave them a permit gave gave Tesla a permit for five thousand robot taxis They're gonna start with ten on the strip But once they're released

1:54:00Taxi drivers and uber drivers are gonna lose their shit if they're not already Taxi medallions how much are they? They have lost Wow Taxi medallions have lost 80 to 90% of their peak value Because of uber and lift What they're gonna lose more than they yeah, they are currently uh between Good reef 90 And two hundred thousand dollars that's ludicrous dude But one car one car is gonna make you a killing Over time I get it But not with the robot taxis coming out If they can square that if they can square that self-driving away uh because now When you buy a Tesla now you get what's called fsd supervised that's version 14

1:55:00But the all the robot taxis right now in austin are running version 15 which is fsd unsupervised And I don't hear in the news every day where these things are killing people are wrecking So do you know how much the taxi and medallion was in 2014 no idea that was its peak 20 14 1.3 million dollars for a single medallion Yeah, yep, and it it crashed in 2015 And crashed to about six hundred thousand dollars Drop below two hundred by twenty eight and each car requires a medallion correct That is that's that is nightmarish One can you imagine having purchased a 1.3 million dollar? I bet you there's some but in New York City some of the suicides you've heard yeah in Manhattan in Manhattan That's really all you see on the streets. I mean you've got other people driving their cars

1:56:04Yes, but you see majority yellow caps Oh, well now with uber and lift it may be a little bit different but If there I mean look if uber and lift and uh And taxis aren't what did you call it a while ago when when when when GoPro didn't uh Innovation in if they don't innovate if they don't figure it out like taxi companies are gonna start buying robot taxis Here's here's here's e-lons ultimate goal If you own a Hardware for model Y or model three Tesla mm-hmm Elon's goal is for you to be able to Add your vehicle your personal vehicle to a robot taxi fleet at night while you sleep And it goes out and and drives people around and then comes home in the morning And makes you mud that is cheap that is genius isn't the genius

1:57:05Until you get up one day is like air being b for your car, you know, there's a red light flashing Or car won't be somebody home today somebody puked in your car. I mean, yeah, I'm on dude That's gonna be well. That's when you call Rosie the robot and she goes out and sucks it out of the back seat. I guess you're welcome. Yeah Uh, that's what the goal is that everybody ride share services uber and lift have Because there was a time that the taxi services were fighting them hard and Now they have rebounded to nearly 99% of their pre 2020 trip levels traditional yellow taxis Covering around 47% of pre pandemic trip levels. So yeah Uber and lift have rebounded and taxis not so much. What's the airport in Las Vegas now? It's uh Very McConnell area read. Yeah, so when you walk out of read airport And you get in the taxi line lower to help you. Mm-hmm. I mean those that line is

1:58:09You know yards and yards and yards long waiting for people but if you call an uber You know, you just walk out to the uber spot, which is on the opposite side of the building In a covered garage and you just wait for your uber to drive up and It uber and lift made a difference In people moving it did But big time. I'm telling you these robo taxis are going to wear these people out The devaluation of a yellow cab medallion plummeted from peaks over a million To around 160,000 dollars led to hundreds of loan defaults in Manhattan In 2019 alone lenders recorded a peak of 510 foreclosures on medallion back loans across the city Yeah So you you've leveraged Everything you like to get the medallion to get the medallion car. Yeah and And now there There's no one to people like them

1:59:11Want Neil on musk dead Fleet bankruptcies prominent large-scale operators went under or restructured under chapter 11 bankruptcy Major fleet operators like those tied to former prominent medallion owners saw dozens of individual corporate entities tied to their fleets file for bank Cruptcy and Let's see roughly 10,500 yellow cabs were active on the streets before all of these disruptions during the pandemic it hit lows Uh under under a thousand And you're the the number that they've rebounded was 47 percent. So less than 5,000 Caps back out on the street where they're gonna go bub new york. Oh, I knew You're gonna go they're gonna go bub it's wagon. It's wagon wheel I mean there will be a few that hang on because there's not everybody wants to get into Uber or left or into a car that has no driver correct Or steering wheel. Yeah, these robot taxes are crazy

2:00:12You just said it's just like a bench seat. Well, I think it's a semi bench seat in a in a robot taxi with zero pedals and zero steering wheel Just a big screen But it seems to be working right now Yeah, there's no um See is this uh here we go There's the golden with the golden color yeah, so they all have an LED light across the front that That let you know which one's yours when it drives up nice to see you again a goal goal wing doors Wow Cyber cab Really trippy looking No grief it was hearing This was a year ago That's when you unveiled them yeah That they were uh and that you know what that looks like oddly enough That looks like the redesign Jaguar

2:01:15The the the the prototype cars that's what it reminds me of that will never be well you remember when the UPS playing crashed At the end of the was it UPS no the plane i'm sorry the uh Prime air plane that crashed at the end of the runway It almost ran through a parking lot full of these cybertaxes Because they were all parked out there waiting Crazy that makes you wonder doesn't it Yep, just saying what do you mean you're leaving but i just got here That is We didn't crazy to i'm not i'm still in a dream aren't i this hasn't i'm gonna wake up and i'm have to do this all over again Yeah, i'm exhausted Uh before you leave today uh make sure that you hit the little button there that says you like us or you love us So you want some more of us and we appreciate that and the subscribe button to hit that if you wouldn't mind Thought we asked well you you know ask for the occasional foot rub and the donation because

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2:03:19Motional and others zoos. I've not heard about one zoos scubi uh dab says uh Over in the daily mojo first a member and we have so many of them down here Those are cool looking. I've never written in the driverless paxy It would just be because it it does kind of remind me of tron too deb um It's just such a different Experience yeah, yeah, I mean in in pop Yeah, people be piling into the things huh as if we lost you for a second You'll never ever lose me wrong. Yeah, just like we the people We have to hang together otherwise we'll hang separately six temperature and us resist stupid and goodnight doc Wherever you are have a good weekend good enough for you good enough for you remember to like subscribe and stick a thumb in it We're on it or whatever you do with your thumb That'll make us super excited and grateful. Oh and tell a friend about the daily mojo.com

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