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This January, Bear Nuckle Fighting Championship takes over the ocean. The inaugural Bruce Crew sells for Miami to the Bahamas aboard the Norwegian Jewel. Three straight days with pool deck Bear Nuckle fights in the Caribbean, Mesa parties, beach events, DJs, cigars, tequila tastings and non-stop action. The lineup reveals coming soon. Cabins are disappearing fast and the prices won't stay this low. Reserve your spot with just $200 down at BKF-SEA.com. All you ready? Jamie Markley, David Van Cam and Scott Robin. We just become best friends, yep? Making sense of it all. Oh my goodness. And having some fun. Light and fresh. This is The Markley, Van Cam and Robin's Show. All right, let's do it. The Markley Van Cam for the Robin Show. Jamie Markley, David Van Cam, Scott Robin.

Freaking news, Trump saying there ain't no longer bully in the Middle East. Yes, President Trump speaking out the UN General Assembly today, and he went a little bit gangster when talking about Iran. Yes, he did. But I have a big decision to make. Will it deal be made with Iran that lets them rebuild and create a far greater country than it ever was before? Maybe one of the greatest in the Middle East or even the world? Or do I annihilate the Islamic Republic and do it quickly, never giving them a chance to kill and destroy people and countries again? Do I drive them into hell with no chance of survival and no hope of future great-disturter generations? But I believe we'll make a deal right after the election, because it doesn't make sense for them not to. They're waiting to see how I do in the midterm election,

what they don't realize is that I'm not running. I did that already, and one in a landslide, we wanted a giant landslide. And I'll be here for two and a half years. The Republican Party is running, and I'll be helping them, and I am not running. I gave absolutely no credence and will not give credence to the election when it comes to Iran. It doesn't even enter my mind. The only thing that does is that Iran will never have a nuclear weapon. Okay, and that sound you hear is the Texas Republican Party puckering in unison. Oh no. But you understand why he's doing that. He's saying, hey, look, I don't care. I've got two and a half years left, and then I don't have to run any more campaigns. So Iran, you know? Yeah. Megadil. It's interesting when you have Trump actually say it,

as opposed to a reporter that talked to him. Yeah. And sometimes it's more comical to me to hear the reporter actually say it, like, tray yinx from Fox. Yeah. This was yesterday after a conversation. I just spoke with President Trump about the situation with Iran. He tells Fox News he's in a deciding mode, and that very big things are going to be happening in the not-so-distant future. The president described the current choices on the table as wiping Iran out, letting them rot economically or making a deal. He added, my question is, if and when do I blow the entire nation up, they better behave. It does. It does actually add a new flavor to it, right? It kind of does another layer. Yeah, I agree with you. You got professional newsman over there, just directly translating some of the more crazy statements that President Trump makes. They better behave. Well, they haven't yet.

So we'll see, I guess. It's a little flavor there with the decision mode. Yes. I'm in decision mode. Leave me alone. Well, the Iranian president is in New York. Yeah, oh, yeah. So not the gay I told you who we don't even know for sure is a lie. We got a bet on that. But whatever. But and there's going to be a meeting possibly. We'll see. To do what? Again, I mean, to do what with this guy, this guy's toothless, but trouble me with anybody. Well, of course, he'll meet with Madani yesterday. Yeah, he'll come out of it and some of the, I think we got to deal. And, you know, because this is what their guy said is not their guy. Their guy's not in charge of anything. Yes, who has the guns? Yes. But Treasury Secretary Scott Besit talked about Iran coming to the UN meeting in the United States. On September 23rd, all the Iranian Airlines, all the Iranian Airlines will be shut down around the world. And how do we do that? That if they land, you cannot provide them with fuel.

You cannot provide them with landing services. You cannot sell them tickets. Or you will be knocked out of the dollar system. And that's the economic isolation that Trump is talking about. Hey, man, parachute sales are about to go through the roof in Iran. Yeah. Yeah, it's getting real for them. So we'll see what happens. I don't know. You know, I know it is. I know you're tightening the grip. I know it's, you know, that they're tightening it to the point of victory, perhaps. But I just can't help but believe none of this matters. At the end of the day, they don't understand any of this. You're not alone in that. I mean, it's a different ideology. Yeah, it's how you break that ideology. I mean, you don't. I, you know, I don't know how you do. So again, you can't get along to get along. That's for sure. No, but, you know, I don't know what the answer is, but we'll see what happens. Geez. Okay. Other news out there. Okay. Something else is racist. Yes. What's racist today? Well, Joy Reid. Well, actually, I think she sort of slipped on her race-baiting banana peel and, you know,

actually wound up landing on a good point. Really? Yeah. Well, so this isn't it. Joy Reid is upset by the Lindsey Clancy jurors for racistly going after the black guy who wouldn't do what they were telling him to do. Wow. This is something. Go. Yeah. There was a white man who also said the same thing accused the man of refusing to engage and refusing to deliberate, which actually is a bit, is a bit, the famitory isn't it? They were trying to say he was just not doing his job. That's why he has a defamation lawyer. There was, there was a moment where the, where there was the one white male juror who came out and he said at one point, the juror took, I think, a bottle or something and took a ligature and, and sort of demonstrated the way the strangulation happened. And he said the room were all horrified. And I'm like, more horrified than the woman strangling her kids. Well, you're more horrified by the demonstration of it. I think he was trying to make a point of how brutal this was. And that's how I would read it.

But, you know, it's sort of that implication that he frightened them and seemed violent because of it. All of it was giving me so many micro questions and I'm so glad that I feel so less alone hearing you say, you know, it was, she had so many microaggressions. Yeah. That's what happens to the lefties at some point in time, because you're dealing in race politics all the time. But then you have other people that you're trying to defend. It's almost inexplicable. But then you're chasing your tail. Who do I defend in this one? I'm not quite sure what I'm supposed to do. And there's a reason that people say the left always end up beating their own. Oh, for sure. The perfect dance would be shut up. But that you keep that right. But it doesn't work. She keeps going. Okay, go ahead. You know, it was called it for me too. And, you know, some people would call us hypersensitive, right? They'd say, you know, we always see race. Yes, you do. I don't think that about myself. I don't think that about you. I think we're objective. Oh, my God.

Oh, my God. Oh, people who live in America and live in the world. Holy cow. So again, she almost gets to a good point. Like, hey, they're going out there and they're just they're railroading this loan hold out juror because he wouldn't do what they were going to do. And then of course, it turns into microaggressions and things that people did not say or or do or even imply. I've never heard anybody laugh so hard when they're talking about strangling three kids. That was an interesting tact that she used. Let's add comedy to it. Man, what I would love to know and I maybe they covered it on whatever podcast this is. How do you feel about Lindsey Clancy's now ex-husband? Is do you feel bad for him at all? Yeah, sure I do. Well, I know you do, but does joy. Oh, no, I'm sure not. Or the other person there on the pod. No, I'm sure they're on the. Because if you can, if you could actually show any sympathy for that white man, that would really be something.

I'm not counting on it or certainly betting on it, but it still would be something. Okay, other news going on out there today. Well, I don't know if this is news. It seems like we get a different door to ash story every day. We do. Don't know. Yeah. What's today's day? I thought this was just a funny story out of Maryland. I was waiting on the door dash delivery. He got a message though from his driver because his driver had gotten into a somewhat serious car accident. Like car wasn't he wasn't going to be able to make it to the appointment. So this dude hops in his car and then goes to the side of the crash to get his food. And he took video of him doing it. Really? Yeah, they roll it. Go. That's my food right there. I'm about to go get my food. I'm sure. I'm crossing the road. It's crossing the road. That's going on, bro. You the door dash? Yeah, you are. Yeah. Thank you. You did. Yeah, I'm right down the street. I'm like, let me come grab my food.

I'm so sorry, bro. You got an accident bringing me my food. Man, I'm telling you. What? People just lose their minds and they get hungry, right? I mean, I guess. Yeah, they're going to get their damn food. Yes. Hey man, he took action. You know, he's like, well, I'm not going to let it just sit there on the side of the road. I'll go get it. I wonder if that would have been a quicker trip than just going to the restaurant he was getting it from. Probably it would have been quicker to go to the restaurant. Yeah, that's the part that I'm somewhat confused about. But maybe it's one of those things where your brain is just flooded when you're so hungry that you're losing all common sense. Yeah, I wait till they drag him out of the car before I reach it. At least I know where food is. I'm going there. You've already paid for it. Yeah, I'm kidding. All right, sure. Okay, we get lots to cover today, especially. Did you hear it? I'm Donnie asked about Netanyahu. Oh, yeah. Oh, we got to get to that.

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Not only with credit cards, but with Calci as well. Awesome. Number four, for the first time in 112 years, not a single hurricane formed at the Atlantic through the peak of the season. But in the Pacific, you got hurricane Polo reaching a category. Thank you. Reaching a category five off the coast of Mexico. See, I mean, look clearly, Mother Nature is respecting the Gulf of America. They're like, fine, we'll just mess with Mexico now. All right. Yeah. Oh, yeah. We care about the environment. Thank you. Number I haven't heard that. I haven't either. You're welcome. Thank you. Oh, Gary. I had number three protests in Austin after the shooting of an illegal alien were in fact, funded, promoted and organized by socialist organizations and nonprofits funded by Neville Roy Singham, a communist American born tech tycoon who lives in Shanghai. So people were actually getting paid to go out and do it.

Well, yes. Yeah. So many people don't know that. Yeah. And you try to tell them and they're like, no, they're not. That's organic. It is not organic. And no. Yeah. Number two, a new survey asked Democrats how they would feel if they heard President Trump died in his sleep, 55% say they would be happy. And if he was assassinated, 32% said they would feel very or somewhat positive about learning that news. 25 dark. 25% would say neutral. How do you deal with that? Well, yeah, they say we got to come together. There's no coming together with that with that 32%. No, give me a chance. There's absolutely no way you can reconcile with that. Man. Man. All right. And then number one, speaking of the United Nations, President Trump says he's got a big decision with Iran. Make a deal for peace or drive the quote, drive them into hell with no chance of survival. Dang. All right. Those are the top five stories that we're watching today. Scott,

download the price picks app today. Use code NBCR 150 dollars. Instantly in lineups. If you win your first five dollar lineup, let's go to NBCR 150 instantly in lineups. If you win your first five dollar lineup, price picks run your gate. Scott, you watch the voice. I have you haven't passed. Yes. Okay. Something I didn't know until today. I was reading a story about it where these different singers audition for the voice neither didn't get far, but they're major stars. Oh, well, Luke comes. Really not know that. Only auditioned in front of producers and was basically told you to boring for TV. Well, country music star, but yes, whatever to boring. To boring Morgan. Wallen. Did you know Morgan. Wallen. No, I had no idea. Apparently he made it to the show on season six, but was eliminated during the playoffs. I didn't know that. No idea. Sure, Morgan Wallen fans are like, yeah, dummy. He didn't know that. No, I didn't. Because I watch a show weeps about it. No. Yeah.

Apparently, Marin Morris was rejected by American Idol. Laney Wilson. David. Yeah. Audition seven times for the voice. Dang. Said she never even made it to the part where they turned the chairs around. Oh, man. Geez. Major star. Yes. Strong with these people, Scott. I don't know. I mean, I don't know. Man, oh, man. I don't know what they're looking for. Sometimes I really don't. Yeah. Oh, did you see the story from American songwriter that Carrie Underwood is really thinking about putting out a rock album? Not surprised. Because she loves the rock stuff. Oh, she does. She's she was on stage with guns and roses. Just again. Yeah. In Atlanta. Yep. Yes. TMZ reporting. She's been getting guidance from a certain singer. Oh, it would that be double you. Double you. Axel Rose. Yes. Yes. So we'll see, man. She's not leaving country music. No. Well, no, that's her bread and butter,

but I I could see that though. And it seemed like the audience accepted her fairly well. I mean, from what I could tell every time that I've seen her. I've seen her. When she goes on with guns and roses. Because I think people know she loves she loves all kinds of music. But she really loves hard rock. Yeah. That sort of stuff. I don't do the snake dance. What's that? She doesn't do the snake dance where she hasn't yet. Are you sure about that? I maybe I did not see the snake dance, but it's possible. David, I know you can't look that up on the fly. We got to look it up sometime during the show. Because I would I would as war one of the times where she was doing a guns and roses song that she started doing. She might have. It was a little bit of a slither there. Hmm. Well, you know, but anyway, we'll see. By the way, David, yesterday you were talking about that Nicole Hannah Jones school experiment with her daughter. Oh, yeah. Yeah. A sender to this school that wasn't very good. And that her daughter could help bring everybody else up. Yes. And then it turns out her daughter didn't bring everybody brought her down.

Exactly. Yeah. If you're familiar with Coleman Hughes, he wrote a whole piece about that. Say and actually, you know, I know a lot of people are going to dunk on her for this. And, you know, certainly you can. He said it's it's also something that maybe people can learn from this mistake because she's actually telling people no, she did not bring anybody up. And did you go in depth with the story of this? What was going on? Well, like this school. Yeah, she went to the school and it was like people just it was just chaos. And and she says is it always like this and the daughter was like, yeah. Yeah, that well, the school dragged her daughter down basically. Her kids quote, running wild chasing, hitting and pushing each other while the teachers' aids and cafeteria workers stood by looking bored. Yeah. They wouldn't even try to stop the fighting. Which is a point in the saying. Um, said it was just incredibly dysfunctional.

One of her teachers was frequently absent and the substitute teacher either wasn't teaching anything or wasn't there at all. Okay. Also discovered her daughter's homework was not being graded. So she had assumed that her daughter was good at math when in fact she was failing. Her writing assignments were rife with uncorrected punctuation, capitalization and grammar errors. And the whole thing is just a disaster. And man, this could be a national story talking about, hey, these kids deserve better, but I'm sure we're not going to see it because of the teacher's unions. Okay. We'll get to the mom Donnie Trump meeting and around what your story coming right up.

The Markley van camp in a Robin show. Thank you very much for being here. We really do appreciate it. Now Jamie, Markley, the gin exer, the millennial David van camp in the sexy boomer. Scott Roberts. Yo. Um, quick, correct. Shin on Robbins. The Carrie Underwood has in fact done the snake really. I've not seen her do it several times. So several times. Yeah, everyone. She's appeared with guns and rose and by herself. She's doing a rock song. Okay. Yeah. So you know, I stand corrected covering the important stuff here. Yeah. Always Carrie Underwood does the snake dance. She brings out the big, uh, uh, like red-foamed Mike as well. Like old school axel. Yeah. Oh, okay. She recognized it's a greatness of axel. Scott. Well, you do too. Listen, it was back in the day. We played it up a lot since then. But yeah, he's struggling a little bit now with that high stuff. So yeah, it's pretty tough. Once you hit 60 and you're still trying to go up there, man, Carrie Underwood could go up and get it for it. She can. Yep. Um, so you know, get the big you in, uh, Houghton, Annie in New York City.

Is that what it's called a Houghton? That's what I call it. You'd be a lot cooler. That's what it would be really cool. I agree. Um, guys playing the jug. Yesterday Trump met with, uh, New York City mayor, Zora on Mamdani. Um, by the way, Mamdani was asked about the meeting and he was also asked about Benjamin Netanyahu because you know, he said things before about having him arrested. Oh, yeah. That was a campaign promise that he made. So now that it's actually here, do you think he's going to stick to it? Well, he can't. Well, no, he was way out over his skis there, but this is how it went. Benjamin Netanyahu is going to arrive in NYC next weekend. Uh, can you tell us if you're planning to protest his arrival, if not, are you encouraging others to do so? I do not have any plans to attend any protest at the UN General Assembly. Really? No, no plans. Silence in the face of genocide. How dare you, sir? You have chosen a side free Palestine. Of course. Um,

and then he was asked because you know, getting together with Trump, you know, the quote modern day Hitler, that's something a lot of Democrats won't even do. And some that have, boy, they're looked down on. So that was another question that he faced. Mr. Mayor, there aren't too many Democrats who would roll out the red carpet for Donald Trump. You did that today. What tangible result achievements could you point to from your relationship with the president? You know, one of the focuses of the conversation the president and I have been having is about the possibility of building more housing here in New York City. We've spoken about sunny side yard and it's a real pleasure that just today we've agreed to set up a new level of that conversation between our housing and operations team at City Hall and the White House team. Yeah, because you're realizing your plans don't work. Yeah. What is sunny side yard? It's a neighborhood.

It's a neighborhood. Yeah. Where they need housing. Yes. Sounds like a retirement home, doesn't it? The sunny side yard always sounds so happy, doesn't it? Yeah. Like hailing with gunfire. Yeah, it's just sunny side yard. He need what can happen? Sounds like where you'd send Biden. Right. Instead of mumbling meadows. Right. Joe Biden. It's sunny side yard. There you go. Yeah. I David this Talleriko story about his church. Honestly, I find refreshing in a way. Oh, because they're just admitting that they're not really Christian. Yes. Yeah. I would say this is what all these types of churches should do. Yeah. So Democrats in it, candidate James Talleriko. He keeps telling taxans. Oh, I'm a deeply, deeply religious guy. I went to seminary, whatever. But the church he grew up in is crazy. And this is a St. Andrews Presbyterian church. Texas scorecard went undercover and talked to Reverend Carol Johnson. And you know what? What? They're not one of those beliefs-based churches. Exactly. What are they? Roll it out. Go ahead.

We don't have a lot of people who are religious here. Right. Yeah. It's very interesting. We're not a belief-based church. Right. The values-based. You believe so? What Jesus taught in the sermon of mail? Right. Loving each other, taking care of each other. Right. He taught the whole thing. The entire honor. Yeah. After the third half. Man, there's so much crowd noise. It's hard to pick it out. After coffee and donuts with the preacher after church was. So so far, it's more of a values-based. When I know what, this is gov. Nonsense. Okay. Oh, use-based. From the sermon on the mount. Yes. More on that in a second. Go ahead. The church became the part of the Holy Roman Empire. Yes. St. Andrews, Jesus, the Serpent, Mount, went out of the window and gave him all about beliefs. Whether you believe right, they. Right.

Yeah. And so we don't spend time on that later stuff. We don't spend time on free. We've stood off for jail meeting because my spirit. Restraught justice. And we have an invitation. Rachel Justice? Yes. I mean, for the rest of it, just tell us what they said. That's man. That's sonically. It's tough to listen to. Yeah. Stuff. Well, so yeah. So they're not one of these beliefs-based church. And then she starts talking about the Holy Roman Empire, which I think she meant the Roman Empire, which is a different thing. Yeah. We don't deal with all those creeds and stuff. You know, that stuff that was written down like over a thousand years before the Holy Roman Empire. Right. I mean. Oh, man. Yeah. So they're vibes-based church. That's what it is. I mean, it's a political machine in that church that even people within Presbyterian, the PC USA, the Presbyterian Church USA,

they are outliers even in that progressive denomination. Got it. I mean, you were talking about seminary where they're like, well, he's got a seminary. Well, some seminaries are just as nuts as that church. You're just not sure. You used to be, you heard someone was going to seminary and you had a certain idea, oh my gosh, they're going to get biblical teaching. They're just going to put them far past. You know, you're regular. Jamook. Depending on what seminary, you may have to unlearn a bunch of crap. Not so fast. Yeah. And then with the sermon on the mount, do they go all the way through chapter seven of Matthew? Well, it's like not everyone who calls out to me, Lord Lord will enter the kingdom of heaven. Only those who actually do the will of my father will enter. And on judgment day, many will say to me, Lord, Lord, we prophesied in your name. Cast out demons in your name and perform many miracles in your name, but I will reply, I never knew you get away from me. You break God's laws. Are they including that part of the sermon on the mount? I'd like to. That sounds judgey doesn't. Well, I mean, none of that. There

is also some pretty key choice words when it came to divorce. All we are on the mount. I mean, today, talk about that. I mean, it's all vibes. That's all it is. Yeah. Just vibes. Okay. Okay. Man, man. But if they just all come out and say, okay, you need to know if you're coming to this church, it's not a beliefs based sort of thing. Okay. We're just the stuff that makes us feel good. We're a church for people who aren't religious. What? That makes absolutely no sense. Okay. Yeah. They're right. They don't want to talk about the voice myself. All right. It's that time. We do it a couple of times a day. Go around the table. It may not be the biggest story out there. You caught your attention. You want to bring it in. David, today, what's your story? Former president Bill Slick Willie Clinton gave a speech. And this may be the least self-aware thing he or anybody named Clinton has ever said. Wow. That is a big buildup.

I cannot wait to hear this. Some days I can hardly believe what is happening in this country that I love so much. People in charge have created one set of rules for themselves in another set for everyone else. Holy smokes. They've weaponized government to settle personal scores. Wow. Prosecute enemies. Stamp out free speech. Who are you talking about exactly? The United States of America. Well, or I mean, I mean, you just think about people being held the standards that are not realistic for anybody else. Bill Clinton was the poster boy for that. And also when it talking about weaponizing the justice department, his life is the one that cooked up that whole or her campaign at least cooked up the whole Russian collusion nonsense. Correct. Come on. Yeah. That guy. There's no shame. I don't never have seen with him though. Oh, that's true. I mean, he, yeah, that's true. He just carried on.

Yep. Yep. All right, Scotty. What do you got for your story? The Florida Chamber of Commerce is launching one heck of a great troll that's making a pretty serious point against the Illinois governor J.B. Pritzker. One of my all-time favorite human beings who looks more and more like Fred Flintstone every day, by the way, in case you hadn't noticed, that they are starting a billboard campaign pointing out the billions of dollars in income of people and businesses fleeing from Illinois to Florida. Bill billboards will look very much like the billboard did in New York, but he said we'll have two of them, said their spokesperson, put them both in Chicago, and we'll be naming Governor Pritzker as the runner up of Florida's economic developer of the year. This is according to their chamber president and CEO Mark Wilson, and he was talking with Fox News about this. He said the billboards show Pritzker shrugging his shoulders and facing traffic in both directions along high 55 with the ads naming him as the runner up and thanking him for all the jobs that have been moving to Florida. But it's also a greater comment they said, although it is a,

you know, mockery at a high level, but it's greater common on how awful the policies are for some of these citizens in these cities, and we're putting him up just as a reminder to the folks of Chicago and Illinois. And Darren Bailey, who's running against him, are you listening to this? You're seeing how you can kind of infiltrate what Pritzker is about instead of doing nothing? For my story. This is something interesting out of Illinois. All right. quarterback Caleb Williams. Oh gosh. Oh man. The memes were brutal. What? What? I am. We're brutal. If you don't know, he left the game in the fourth quarter bears game. I mean, they scored 59 and yes, week one. Right. They're held to three and I know it was raining, whatever. But it's fourth quarter. He's running for looks like what's going to be a possible game winning touchdown and all of a sudden comes up and it goes down. Yeah. Looks like your classic. Nobody touched him. Nobody touched him. Yeah. And this is happening to people all of a sudden. But kill he staffs up then and they go down. And so, you know, every bears fan something and oh no, he's

he's done. Because there you see him. He's being carted off the field. Yeah. And he's weeping. He's got that. He's crying. He's crying. Yes. And then he gives the fist up. You know, like I'm going to be all right. Yeah. And David later yesterday, you gave us the report that we've got a hamstring strain. Yeah. Like he's not ruled out for the next game. Which play, which could be they're just, you know, trying to minimize it. It may be it's two weeks, but it's not season ending. Right. Well, yeah, the way he went down, because you could hear it on the broadcast. He's yelling. Like pointing at his hamstring. Like I'm like, oh dang. Did he just rip it completely? They thought it was his wrist. Yeah. Because he had a kind of a bum wrist. That's what they thought at first. And then everybody's like, Oh, no, it's not the wrist. It's the hammy. Yeah. But again, you're by the way, everything was, you know, by the cart coming out weeping. I mean, it was brutal. Um, so anyway, people you're talking about the memes. Yeah. Like what?

Like a lieutenant day with no legs. Like it shows them stepping on the Lego and going down. I've seen that like where he's getting carted off the field. And he's like, you know, pumping his fist and seeing the commentary on that where it's like me after stubbing my pinky toe. The content. Right. Hang nail. I saw that one. Yeah. Um, not exactly the picture of toughness. Will Compton, former NFL linebacker. Yeah. You know, he's got podcast and he had a little take on this, which I just thought was comical. It goes. Caleb is a superstar. I think the Chicago Bears are a very good football team. But the moment that happened yesterday, I mean, I was damn near in tears for Caleb. Yeah. He's like, Oh, my gosh, you couldn't believe we all were. And he just felt terrible for him and everything else. And the city doesn't need this. And I'll just forward away. Is any I come down a little bit. I have my come to moment once he finds out he's going to be okay. We can caught it off for hamstrings now. Now look, if it's great three and he tore that

from the bone and he's surgery, that's a different animal. Right. Agree. Yeah. Um, but then he goes on to say to like if I'm a teammate and I walk in the tree room, I check him out boy Caleb, I look to the dock. And I'm like, what are we talking about? We we got to get surgery, right? Like day based on what we saw yesterday surgery today. They laughed by stop me. No, you know, he can miss a couple weeks. We'll see how it goes this week. In that moment of scanning back to Caleb. And I'm gonna say we can caught it off the field for hamstrings. Um, we get the ambulance. And we're doing all the theatrics and we're getting caught off the field for hamstrings now. And honestly, we'll probably laugh together because that's just the boys being boys. This is a man's game. He can't be getting caught it off for hamstring injury. That can't happen again. Great three surgery today or tomorrow. That's a different animal. That's a different animal. Yes. We're talking hamstring strength. That just can't happen. We won't let it go. It's a hamster. Ronnie Lot had the tip of his pinky finger

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The martley van camp and robins show. Jamie, martley, David van Cam, Scott, Robins. Iran made a big mistake, says the trumps. Yeah. The trumps there was talking at the united nations and really went after Iran hard explaining why exactly he did what he did in bombing the hell out of Iran. Okay. Upon taking office last year, I immediately opened negotiations with Iran and offered them full economic cooperation in exchange for ending their nuclear program and support for terror, but they refused. They absolutely refused. That was a big mistake. Then in operation, Midnight Hammer, the US military obliterated their nuclear program beneath mountains of rubble. And again, I urge Iran to make a deal. And again, they refused. In America, we just marked the 25th anniversary of the Worcester attack in history, September 11th, which killed 3,000 people,

just a few miles from here. It's an unbelievably terrible time. In two weeks, we will mark the third anniversary of the October 7th attack in Israel, which are funded by Iran, tortured, mutilated, and killed 1,200, very innocent civilians, including dozens of Americans and many babies, babies, little, tiny, beautiful babies. Iran's supremely disallowed by that massacre and called it a service to humanity. The same regime slotted over 72,000 of its citizens this year. Recently, 10,000 were killed for protesting. Just imagine such a vile regime were ever empowered to carry out large-scale terror attacks from behind a nuclear shield. This was the reality we had to confront a reality that far too many preferred to ignore. They all ignored it. Many presidents and

many others just wanted to ignore it. Good message. Yep. And I know we've all heard most of that before. But there are plenty of people that haven't. Then you're hoping they do. And that may not change their mind if they thought it was a mistake going to war, but it helps at least understand. I would think. By the way, as a side note to that, as you were talking about what happened in Israel, because a lot of people now have this opinion of it was awful. What happened October 7th? But boy, Israel, it's gone too far. And then people are saying it is genocide going on. Did you see what happened on CNN? I think this was last night. I'll bring up the clip because you actually had someone on set that's been there. And actually said, hey, I'm the only one that's been there because everybody talks about all the Palestinian children. Well, I've actually been there because I

care. And that is brick gold scene. And as you've got Macari sellers, Needsers, others going, hold on a second. Just listen to what she had to say about Gaza and the people that run it. I don't even know. I'm the only person at this table who's actually risked my life to advocate for Palestinian children. I spent two years in and out of Janine Ramallah to come and have us. I'm the one who interviewed Hamas firsthand. I interviewed Islamic Jihad firsthand. I sat with the Al-Aks from Arbigayds and they told me to my face that they want more. This is not about Hamas. This is about an ideology and the ideology and the ideology in their schools, in their textbooks to revere death, to love death, not to love life. And then you, those populations, human shields, this is what you get in terror. We cannot. We cannot. We cannot. We cannot. Fighting on an asymmetric battlefield and completely impossible place. Because how are they supposed

to defeat Hamas? When there's no food shortages. But there is starvation. Yeah, I know. I like they're trying to well actually the person who's been there. Isn't that something, man? Well, you know, you don't defeat an ideology by bombing it. The Nazis would like a word. You're no kidding. You can actually. Then how do you do that? With some good old fashioned book learning. Yeah. How are you going to get the books to those people? Negotiation? It doesn't make any sense. Doing that crap for decades. My gosh. We just need to talk to each other. He's no talking here. What are we doing? I know. I think she said it very plainly. Yeah. It's another group of people that play by a different set of rules that you cannot understand. No, you can't. Man, oh man. Another clip out there since this is the big you in meeting that what was this? A couple of years ago, David, Hades president was demanding respect for the country.

Yes. You've never seen the clip. It is. It's a visual. But if I can paint the picture, is this guy saying respect? He needs respect. He grabs instead of a drink of water like in a glass. He grabs an entire picture and tries to drink from the picture and spills it all over his food. This is a poor dignity and it's right to a dignified and prosperous existence. That's the guy that doesn't understand you don't drink out of the picture. I think he panicked. He had some cotton mouth stage fright and then just sort of grabbed the first vessel of water that he saw. Good thing there wasn't like a water trough. Even worse. I command respect. It is quite the scene. Man, I'll tell you. He's eating salad with tongs. You know, he just. Yes, he's not. No one else gets one. They're not thirsty. They just don't know what to do. Exactly.

Man, oh man. Did you also see the Cuban delegation? Gotta stormed out when Trump was calling him to failed state. They are a failed state. Yes, they are. We can get to that coming up a little bit later. Pretty funny. Okay. The Associated Press, David. Oh my gosh. They're talking about lynchings? Yeah. So there's a woman named Tasia Fortune. She was a black woman who was murdered by I guess her boyfriend or a guy she knew. The Associated Press ran this story because while she was hanged and even though the suspect is black, this has apparently become a story about racist lynchings. And this is an amazing piece because it's not a story. It's just vibes. Okay. It was tragic. What happened to this woman? Yes. She's hanged by a black man that she knew. Yes. Okay. That means I haven't heard this. Have you heard of it? No, I am not. All right. The death of Tasia Fortune, a black Mississippi woman who was found hanging from a tree,

has brought up distressing memories of the grim history of lynchings in the United States. So although Fortune. Okay. Hold on a second. I'm asking this because I really don't know. How long ago was that that that was prominent? What are we talking? A lynchings? Yes. Like a hundred years ago. At least. So brought up memories from who? Who has that memory? Well, I mean, I was taught. I guess. Yeah. I remember seeing pictures of the hangings that were taking place. But no one that experienced. No, no, no, not first hand. No one was alive. My god. No. Okay. All right. I wouldn't think. But no. Anyway, go ahead. Though Fortune's mother, Kristy Spivey, says she doesn't think her daughter's death was racially motivated. For many black people, the imagery of a rope and noose evokes the legacy of lynching and vigilante violence against black people in the US and brings deep pain and trauma. Over the past two years, about a half a dozen black women and men have been found hanged across the South. Police in some of those cases quickly deemed them suicides, often listening historically

grounded skepticism. In North Carolina, police. What? What are they supposed to do? Right. Right. It's racist for them to rule a suicide, a suicide, I suppose. What are they supposed to do? Man. Okay, go ahead. Go on with it. In North Carolina, police are investigating the August 21st death of 38-year-old Demetrius Eugene Fleming. In February, police in Cobb County, Georgia found the body of 21-year-old Kyle Basinga in a park. While the investigators said there was no indication of foul play, Cobb County Commission chairwoman Lisa Cupid said Basinga's death caused many to think about the days of slavery and of Jim Crow. The September 2025 death. Part of that is because you all want to keep that narrative out there. Right. The same way if a black kid has white friends and there's a tragic accident, what it appears to be. Well, what you want to do is make sure everyone suspects the white kids are doing something wrong. Oh, yeah. Well, that that case out of Mississippi.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, that grand jury came back and said, yeah, this looks like a tragic accident and Ben Crump and the family of this young man are demanding more answers. They're saying there's a cover-up underway. Again. With no evidence. Yes. And because of the AP and others, you just keep fanning the flames of that. Oh. The September 2025 death of 21-year-old black student Trey Reed and Mississippi's Delta State University was ruled a suicide. As was that of 39-year-old denores Richardson in September 2024 and Alabama's Colbert County. More than 4,400 lynchings occurred in the US between reconstruction and World War II according to the Alabama-based equal justice initiative. Almost 60 members of Congress signed a letter demanding that the Justice Department investigate the hanging deaths of black individuals and enforce the 2022 Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Act which made lynching a federal hate crime. Wow. I mean, again, great. Ask all you want, but

who are you going to prosecute for a suicide? Exactly. Right. Good point. I mean, they're right. No. It's like, well, the Justice Department doesn't even want to look into it. Well, there are state cases and also they weren't lynchings. Right. But people have vibes and therefore, I don't know, man. It feels like there's such a lack of racism you've got to drum them up some height. We got to invent some. Well, yeah. And some people, if that you're living, you're going to do your best to keep fanning that flame of the narrative so you can keep getting paid. The plan to man has no home there. It just doesn't. That's a great line, you gotta create it. They give you that, man. I saw this. You know, this is one of the things that most feed will do well. They'll compile different things. And this was just adults sharing some of the wildest or craziest things they've had to explain to other adults. Like this, this person said,

I was telling my sister about how two friends of mine drove to Alaska. And she asked, how does that work? I said, well, you just crossed the border into Canada and then drive the rest of the way to Alaska. And she said, but Alaska is an island. Yeah. You're explaining that to an adult? Well, it's because you're looking at a map of the US and it's like taken out. And yeah, apparently a lot of people believe that Alaska sits right about next to Hawaii. Holy cow. Somebody else mentioned someone said to me, and Frank is a fictional character. Oh, gosh. I mean, did they go to school 10 minutes? I don't. I think school is completely different now from reading that other story we had. It's insane. Yes. I know. I walked into the break room just in time to stop a coworker from cooking a can of corn in the microwave. An unopened can of corn. Sometimes you just got to let him fail. Just watch the thing. Just blow up.

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Number four, I mean, again, climate change is still a thing. Well, climate change has met its match and it's called the Gulf of America. All right. Yeah. One any that smoke. Yep. Number four, gambling site. Cal, she is now asking the feds to let well, people gamble with borrowed funds. Oh boy. It's grim. It's very grim. It's not good. Number three, per bill, Maloojin from Fox News, representative Delia Ramirez, a Democrat out of Illinois. She's the one who has said that she's a proud anchor, baby. She will hold a press conference in Chicago tomorrow to introduce legislation that would dismantle DHS and abolish ice. And it's called I wish I was making this up the reimagining safety act. Oh my. Yes. I thought we were done with reimagining. What I thought. No more reimagining. Yeah. Woke one was crazy. We're still in Woke one. Number two, Trump signed a trilateral.

Trilateral agreement with the leaders of Denmark and Greenland, expanding US military presence in Greenland today. And number one, speaking at the United Nations President Trump says he's got a big decision, making deal with Iran for peace or drive, quote, drive them into hell with no chance of survival. I would bomb the **** out of right. Apparently that will continue. Uh, the men to hell. Yes. Yeah. Well, you went from Megadeth, he went tombstone on him. Man. Okay. Uh, those are the top five stories of the day. Uh, Ghostbad is offering you an extra 10% off of their lowest prices of the season. Go to Ghostbad.com slash MVCR and use the promo code MVCR to get that discount. That's Ghostbad.com slash MVCR promo code MVCR. Yeah, tell you David. Little earlier, you had that story from the associated press. If you haven't a message just to beginning of it with the death of Teja Fortune, a black Mississippi woman who was found hanging from a tree has brought up distressing memories of the grim history of lynchings in the United States. Okay. But Ghostbad

goes on to say she was murdered by a guy that she knew a black guy. Yeah. But it is brought up this terrible memory, right? Mm-hmm. I'm thinking to myself. Okay. Um, when's the last time it happened? And I'm thinking to myself, how many like in history historical records say it's approximately like 3,446 to 4,000 black people documented its victims of racial terror lynching in the United States. Just terrible. Okay. Just out of curiosity because it's cool you get a frame at the right way. What's the number of black Americans that die each year from gun violence? That's between 13 and 14,000. I think maybe focus on those memories that are fresh for everybody. Yeah. Might be more helpful than just trying to stir up race hate. Yeah. But then you'd have to ask

about the identities of most of those shooters, which would be black. Yeah. And that's an uncomfortable conversation for some people to have. Well, that's too bad. If they truly care about black lives and saving black lives, aren't you willing to have an uncomfortable conversation? I thought that was the whole point of woke one. That's what I thought too. It was supposed to have those difficult conversations. Right. But now we know what those difficult conversations mean. We're going to lecture you and you either go, quote, do the work or we'll call you greatest. And that's the way that goes. Yes. By the way, we'll tell you what the work is by the way. Oh, we will. Yeah. We're you're not going to go off and do it on your own. Well, you'll always be doing the work. Yeah. Life's the worst. It's not a destination. Yes. We'll be getting some ebbermext kindie to come to our conference room and lecture all the workers and rewrite how they can. Yes. And how they can do the work. Thank Christ. Yeah. Or what was that? What was the woman? DeAngelo. Robin DeAngelo. Yeah. White fragility was her big book. And her career ended when Matt

was said, could you give $20 to this guy over here? My worker over here. Well, I don't, I guess I could. It was done after that. That was incredible. Okay. What you want to get to do, including the Trumpster meeting with Zoran Mamdani. And what came out of that and around what's your story? Come right up. The Markley van camp in a rabbit show Jamie Marley, David van camp Scott Robbins. So the Trumpster met with Zoran Mamdani, New York City Mayor. Trumble me with anybody. Sure. Sure.

So people were asking, so what do you think of the mayor? You know, could he be successful? That sort of thing. I've been at Gracie Manchu. We were discussing quite a few times over the years a lot. And it sort of feels like a home. And it's a special place, a very special, a beautiful place when you go inside. And I've seen it with numerous different mayors. And I said some great ones and some not so great ones. So hopefully you're going to be a great one. I'm in New York to do the United Nations tomorrow. I have a lot of meetings right now. Today we're very important meetings with heads of different countries. But this is like a little bit of old home week for me. Yeah. So that was just pre cursor. Yeah. And then the one of the things that he said today, you know, with the UN that a lot of people loved. Some people hated. Was this part? It is deeply ironic that the United Nations has an entire institution, the U

of New Mexico group of people and countries devoted to protecting cultural heritage yet with their ceaseless promotion of mass migration. These globalists are actively destroying the greatest cultures. And most extraordinary heritage in all of history. There's no human right to illegal immigration. But there is a right to remain a sovereign nation. And we want to remain a sovereign nation. And so should you? He's the only guy that's going to say that. So should you? There you go. Which is true. Yeah. Well, yeah. It's just the way he says it. Yeah. That cracks up. He also went after seeing it in just a little bit. Well, I did think it was really funny that, you know, they said they weren't going to cover them. They said they were done. They were going to black it out. And then you got Caitlin Collins in the front row. Yellen questions at him. Oh, yeah. So it's an honor to be here. I'm surprised that CNN is here

covering me. You shouldn't be here. You should not. You should not be here covering me. You said you weren't going to cover me. You should be covering me. But I will tell you it is an honor to be at the United Nations. And we'll make it a lot of progress. Our country is doing really, really well. Thank you very much. Yeah. Thanks. I do love it too. Because then they immediately went back to the studio. And it's like, well, we got our credentials from the United Nations. Not from the president. But you said, but you said you completely missed the point there. Exactly. Yeah. CNN can't even boycott correctly. I mean, they can't even do that right. I mean, that's. I'm breaking up with you. I mean, at this time, I'm done. Done. I mean, we already had that date plan tomorrow night. We're going to do that. But then I mean it. And he just clowned on there. I mean, just, you know, yes. Yeah, that's he's very good at that. There's no doubt about it. All right. It's that time. We'll do it a couple of times today. We go

around the table. It may not be the biggest story out there, but a culture attention. You want to bring it in. David, watch your story here. Oh, my story. We've mentioned this sort of in passing, but there was a grand jury that came back in the Nolan Wells case. Nolan Wells, a young black man who tragically died during a party out on a barrier island off the coast of Mississippi. After 132 subpoenas, you've got testimony from 43 witnesses. And the grand jury looking into this and whether there was any criminal culpability, no, they came back and said this was an accidental drowning zero evidence indicating foul play. His white friends who the conspiracy theorists online say, well, they killed him obviously in the middle of a party and then just left. Please, it's on, it's unreal. Yeah. Um, yeah, they had no evidence that any of that was true. And now those the dudes, his friends, the white kids, they're getting ready to sue a sunny Austin from the view.

Good because she was suggesting that they did things that they did not do. Ben, you know, what drives you nuts about this and you don't know, but you can imagine the people that come up with this narrative don't live in the real world. No, like where white dudes and black dudes are buddies all the time, they play sports together, they hang out. It's not just on the field, they hang and their friends, even if it's a predominantly white school, it happens all the time. Yeah. Well, and to me, and it's going to sound like a weird analogy, but to me, it's like the best about player who flops all the time. But you're just always faking like, yeah, it's like eventually you go, I'm not calling that anymore. Like the official doesn't take this area. I'm not doing this anymore. Yeah. So even when you get really filed, it doesn't matter. Yeah. Yeah, I give it to you. Flop. Yeah. Well, Ben Crump is the lawyer representing Nolan was a family. And he is hoppin mad about this because common sense will tell you that Nolan Wells was murdered. That's what he said. Common sense tells you that this child didn't just accidentally drown.

As Dr. Roger Mitchell said in his report, it is important to know what were the conditions that led to Nolan Xavier Wells being in the water. Yeah. That is a critical question. Well, okay. Either he had too much to drink and fell and no one noticed it because it's a hectic party with a bunch of college kids. Or I don't know the conditions that led him to be in the water. He wanted to go for a swim. Right. That talk about common sense. We need to, okay, I want to make sure that I don't mix up stories too, because I thought part of this one when they were doing like a real investigation, there's an undertow issue. Yes, that can happen. Yeah, around I think it's the north side of that island because like with the with those barrier islands, it can be a little unpredictable because like Mississippi Gulf Coast, when you're on the shore, it's not really there's no surf because all the surf is on

the other side of the barrier islands. And so yeah, it can be pretty treacherous to go out when you're that far out to get into the water. So it's not inconceivable that he got pulled under. Even for a decent swimmer, yeah, you get caught in that. And again, I'm just going by what I had heard. Yeah. That would make it. There's much more evidence of that as far as an accident than anything else, but he's not going to give it up. Ben's going to go there and go, you know, this is probably an accident and it's just, you know, no, well, and you got to wonder, and maybe you've seen some of this, David, maybe you've seen it's got when they're doing go fund me for stuff like this to keep the money coming in. Yeah. How many NGOs are giving money as opposed to just regular individuals? You wonder. No idea. Yeah. Well, the thing that irks me about it is because unquestionably, this is a tragedy. Yes, it is. Lost his life. And then I mean, I can't, I can't imagine like being the parents who are

saying, okay, I'm going to ignore all of the evidence to the contrary and say that, yeah, why do you killed my kid? That's just everybody processes grief differently. I suppose, but I just can't imagine doing that after losing one of my children. The other thing you get to imagine is now you have a bunch of people around you telling you this doesn't add up. I really think something happened to your son because your emotions are flooded in your brain. And how are you going to think rationally as it is, but you got a bunch of people putting poison like that in your head. Not good. All right, Scotty, what do you got for your story? Airport operations in the northeast are running once again fine late last night early this morning. The construction crews accidentally cut into a fiber line in New Jersey. It was crazy. All the flights were 300 cancel flights in Newark, New Jersey. Included Philadelphia, parts of New York. I mean, it was wild what happened. And so how did this

happen? Well, a construction crew working on a project between New Brunswick and North Brunswick severed the line 945 on Monday. New Jersey transit said this was a statement they passed out. The crew was about 10 feet away from the utility line markings. They cut a Verizon fiber cable line running adjacent to the New Jersey transit rail line. Verizon spokesman said and in a statement, they also said that they had immediately deployed technicians out to help with repairs. Technicians said they should get it done sometime between 10 a.m. and 10 p.m. Wow. You know, I mean, the thing the thing is, I mean, again, I don't know how this stuff happens, but it when you know that that can happen. I mean, and apparently this was a backup too. The backup was gone as well. I mean, it's insanity. Yeah. That, you know, this information is out there. If you could take over an airport that quickly and they dropped that many canceled flights, hold these smoke. Well, initially with the big UN General Assembly going on, people were

wondering, was this an intentional, right, like attack sabotage thing? Well, I mean, the whole looker obviously didn't see the lines under there before they cut into it. He'd been studying it for hours, but didn't see it. From my story, I'm just going to read from this actual news story. Right. This was out of Omaha, Nebraska, not exactly that town that this happened. 22 year old Andrew Cotes volunteer for the Cedar Bluffs Fire Department. It was hoping to be a firefighter full time. And he said making a career out of it would be the goal. But his application to the Fremont Fire Department has been rejected by the city because his high school diploma shows he's been homeschooled, which is an unaccredited education in Nebraska. What? Yeah. I was not mad about one applicant. My application, I think now it's turned into we want to make sure that every homeschooler has an equal opportunity. Any argues, I'm actually more qualified to become a paid

firefighter because I have a state license to be an EMT. Yeah. But the Fremont application rejected him said graduation from high school. The city's HR director says an accredited high school is implied. This is Jennifer McDuffy saying I would say it's a standard understanding that when someone requests a high school diploma or GED that they're asking for an accredited diploma, homeschooling doesn't count. That's insane. Really? And I mean, this is anecdotal. Every homeschooled kid I know is far advanced compared to the same kid and the same grade in regular school. Where'd you say that? Because I will echo that sentiment with you as well. I'm not saying every one thing. No, not every single one I know. And we're because some states the accreditation is there already. I mean, if you have to prove certain things in your homeschooling environment, but you will be accredited at the end. Right. I'm having a real diploma. Right. They have to actually give names to their

homeschool. Yeah. I was like really surprised to know that that's the deal in Nebraska. Yeah, that is surprising. That surprises me too. I don't understand that. Yeah, so they're going above now and to see what can be done about. Well, yeah, that needs to change. Yeah, no kidding. I mean, come up with an accreditation. That's fine. Well, and all the stories across the country where in high schools, I mean, you got kids that can't read. Yeah, yeah, graduating. Yeah, they're graduating and they read on a third grade level or something. Exactly. I don't want to fire them and they can't read. You'll never get to my house. You can't read the street signs. Well, he's already an EMT. Yeah. Oh my god. Oh, sorry. Not accredited. Yeah. Yeah. A bunch of bull bleep and bleep and nuts. Can we do the podcast and swear? That would be awful. It'd be terrible. We can't do that. We need the guardrails, I think. Yeah, I think so. Probably. Okay. We got number eyes to the news and the news update. Coming right up. Yeah.

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Chris Christie said this about the current president and about the whoever's right. Just to keep the name out there. Yeah, please. We got to get to Nimrods. This is man sad and epic. When the going gets tough, but dumb get dumber. It's Nimrods and the news on the Mark Lee Van Camp in Robbins show. I love to poorly educated. All right. Nimrods, the news, we go to Clay County, Florida. That's where this incident took place in the Oakley plantation area. Sheriff's office said that 32 year old Darius Elijah Winnered Kirkland, accompanied his girlfriend to a regularly scheduled child custody exchange with her estranged husband. Sheriff's office reported that Kirkland is a convicted felon and unable to own firearms legally. Well, then she doesn't have that. He just burst into flames when he had that gun in his hand. Oh, he armed himself with an A.R. style rifle and a semi-automatic

pistol before the exchange. So after the father's arrival, the young child of Kirkland's girlfriend exited the vehicle and began walking toward her father's car at which time. Kirkland also exited the vehicle with rifle in hand and pointed it at the father's car as he was getting out. Oh my Kirkland then fired the rifle numerous times at the father who returned fire with his own pistol. We got a shootout going on. Yeah. Before retreating into neighboring yards, Sheriff's office said that the father's vehicle was struck by bullets numerous times while another young child was inside. I'm telling you thankfully no one died. Kids weren't shot. So that's good. But several houses in the area also hit by stray bullets. Yeah. During the exchange of gunfire, the mother, Kirkland's girlfriend was able to retrieve both kids and get him to safety. According to the Sheriff's office, the father returned to the scene following the incident and

surrendered. Kirkland fled the scene in his girlfriend's vehicle but crashed into a tree before attempting to hide in a yard nearby. The vehicle entry both caught fire along with an occupied vehicle. The minors fired. Both vehicles fully engulfed in flames. What the heck? And finally arrested that's Nimrod's in the news. I told you it was up. Jamie Markley, David Van Cam and Scott Robin. We just we showed best friends. Yep. Making sense of it all. Oh my god. I'm having some fun. Light and fresh. This is the Markley Van Cam and Robbins show. Jamie Markley, David Van Cam and Scott Robin. So big you in get together in New York City. Trump was speaking. He was surprised by a couple

things. Well, yeah. Well, because CNN's Caitlin Collins shouted questions at the president. He was walking in and well, she made a big deal about how she wasn't going to cover him. The whole network. Yeah. Two thirds of Americans don't think the US is winning the war with the Ron Wimmelon. It's an honor to be here. I'm surprised that CNN is here covering me. The United Nations allowed us in, sir. You should not be here covering me. You said you weren't going to cover me. You shouldn't be covering me. Two thirds of Americans don't think that the US is winning the war with the Ron. Wimmelon, it is. We're making a lot of progress. Our country is doing really, really well. Thank you very much. You just found me in the air. Yeah. No, Ted. Hey, no mind. Are you going to hear screeching in the back? No. Okay. Yeah. The big news story. Of course, all over the place. First amendment, Trump. You're laughing, David. Well, today he was asked about it. He says, well, yeah, we're probably going to get a judge that overturns this. He says, he is. I'll probably let him back in. And that's the new panic. There's your

work. I was just. Yeah. You know what that does though. I mean, it just, it just puts a big circle around it. Yeah. In case you weren't paying attention, here you go. These people were called out. Here's why. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I'm telling you, man, this guy, everything is calculated. Everything. Well, I did hear Brit Hume. They brought him in and they were talking with Jonathan Teryley and Richard Hume. He's like, I understand why he's doing it. What'd you say? Scott. I like Brit. I like him too. I just don't know if he's going to have. What he's looking for the end. You know, which I think is a pretty fair point. You know, was it Craig Melvin and Marco Rubio going back and forth today? Oh, yeah. On the today show, talking about, it was great. Yeah. Well, you can't do this. And Rubio's like, we didn't ban anybody. Right. They can cover the White House. All they want.

They can do it. Don't get a desk. Right. Yeah. That's it. And yeah, it'll probably all blow over. In the end, do you think this was something to get people to stop talking about gas prices? I think so. Yes. I totally think it. I mean, because he's, he's kind of pulled this before with Jim Acosta a few years ago if you remember that. And I mean, he's done it before. To me, it just seems like, yeah, we're, it's almost like a, like a reboot of a classic show, you know, he's just like, yeah, let's just go ahead and reimagine this one. Because we have too many people are talking about the cost of diesel. Yeah, we'll just stop. I get three reminders on my way to work every day. I don't get three reminders about the press getting kicked out. Right. White House. Do you want to hear part of that rubio thing? Yeah, I didn't know if you want to meet a player enough, but you go ahead. You got it. Yeah. House feels very strongly. And the president feels very strongly that the coverage he gets. And I can't blame him. Look, I got to be honest with you. Maybe you're not going to like to hear this. But I watch a lot of American news coverage. And it sounds, in some cases, for example, like they're

rooting for a run. It sounds like they highlight anything a run says in all their public statements as true. And they downplay everything American officials say is wrong. I think I don't think that that is what's behind this. But I think there's a trend line here. So look, the white House is very strongly with all those. But I should media. Let's be banned because the president doesn't like their coverage. Should you be able to be banned? They're unbanned. They're banned from the other house. No, we're not closing CNN. Well, that's different. What they want is access to the workspace that the president is. Right. I think the White House feels very strongly. Does it see the president feels very strongly that why should I have people working in my building and in my office that I believe are not honestly covering my administration? That's how he feels. We're not closing CNN. There aren't a bunch of police officers or soldiers kicking down the door to the MSNBC or MSNOW, whatever it's called. Some weird men, some weird one of Rubio's staffers is going, Hey, don't give Trump any ideas. You might do that. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Probably right about that. Okay. Okay. So you got all that going on. What was the other Trump clip you had? Everyone talks. Oh, yeah. Well, he was kind of scoreboarding a lot of the people in that room at the you in general assembly today. Yeah, dude. Whenever he gives one of these speeches, it's always hilarious because people are bold, highly offended. Every leader in this room and your great leaders, many great leaders, I know all of you very well, but they know that given only a short time to make this world better, safer and more prosperous for our children, for the people on earth, we have to take advantage of it as president of the most extraordinary nation in history. I have no interest in leaving dangers to grow for another day. I do not believe in letting problems fester. They only become hotter to solve. So while others have talked, I have acted while others have spoken of peace,

I have made peace while others have ignored threats. I have confronted them. That's true on a number of issues. Remember embassy in Jerusalem? Yeah. Everybody said it. Nobody did it. No. And they knew they weren't going to do it. Nope. He did it. Yep. I mean, it's just one of many different things. Yeah. It's happened over time. No, the border. Oh my gosh. Yes. Yeah. I mean, jeez. No, there's nothing but the border. Yeah. Obama. Bush. Blah blah blah. Joe. Oh, Joe. Yeah. Even as simple as moving the embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. Yeah. For that, like, people were freaking out about that when Trump did it in his first term. Yes. And then you had the montages of like every president in my lifetime talking about it. Yes. And then he just did. He's like, what are we doing here? What? Let's just do it. We can, right? All right. Right. Go for it. I can't wait. What he was talking about border wall.

People were laughing at him. Even Republican. Oh, yeah. That's never going to happen. You know, we've got the most secure border than we've ever had. Well, in controlling it. Yes, indeed. He's done that. Yeah. So you got to give him credit moving the people out that don't belong here. They're breaking the law. Yep. Did that too. Big A. I. Scared. You know all about it. Yeah. Well, I do. I ever. Yeah. Hear about it a lot all the time. You want to hear what Scott Besson had to say about it? Yes, I do. Actually, because I know that you like Scott Besson. I do. Here's his take on it. What did they try to do last week? It was, well, there's a chance that 10% chance we can destroy the world, but we want the government to give us a liability shield. And that's good business for them. That business for the American people. I don't know if it's that simple. I think I don't know what he's saying. I think that's definitely part of it. I think again, it's probably more to just sort of shore up their investments

say, hey, look, we're going to make sure that we are the first ones in the door with the government so that competition can't come up behind us. Because we're the two companies anthropic and open AI are the only ones in a position right now with the infrastructure to get that kind of deal with the government. And you know, a small startup or another lab coming up, they don't have the resources to do whatever the regulation may be. You're essentially pricing people out of competing. Right. Yeah. But have you heard anything new about some new UFO files? I have not. We're not done with all these yet. No more files to open. No, there's a few whistleblowers that say, hey, President Trump, please let us talk now. Okay. Say there's new stuff out there. All right. Saw it on Fox last night. But then they talked to an astronaut. That was the guy

calling BS. Okay. We've heard about this forever. Do we have anything solid? Why is everything solid? Yeah, blurry. And nobody ever took a good picture of a UFO. That's, yeah. That's what a big foot or anything. Yeah. Yeah. So you're actually dancing with it now. You're saying you're comparing the UFOs. I'm not saying they don't exist. I'm just saying that, you know, perhaps they're really good at incognito because your fears will come to you. You could be from another planet. I don't know. Maybe you and David are goofing on me the whole time. And a long elaborate prank. Right. Yeah. To take the mask will come off some April fools day. And I'll go, oh my god. Well, you also, yeah, actually, you didn't have a heart attack 11 years ago. Scott, we have done you. And this whole thing has just been a hallucination as we try to test your, your limits. Well, sometimes I've wondered myself. I have like that really happened. You know, but I mean, I was thinking about that this morning. I was thinking about some of those,

those crazy hallucinations you have while you're in ICU. Don't talk about your heart attacks. Yeah. Like 11 years ago when you were out of that for, I mean, you were in a coma for how long? That you could, and then I see you for another four or five months. Yeah. And then you could float. And I always, I would, I kept having a reoccurring one that I could float to the ceiling. And I kept asking people to hang on to me so I wouldn't float. Wow. I don't remember that. I do. Yeah. Well, I remember being, you know, in the hospital and you could see interstate from the window. Yes. And you thought we were in my basement. Yeah. No, I don't know why. I just did. Well, you were high on something. I don't know what it was. No, maybe. I think, yeah, it was on some fentanyl patches. Yeah. The craziest thing was you, you could barely speak. You had short-term memory loss like crazy. You tell the same story five times and five minutes. Right. And, but you were convinced and even talking through a trache. I got to him out. I'll be back next week on the show. Yeah. I'm like, there's no way possible. I thought I could. I know. And the thing is I recall,

the one thing I do recall, and I don't know how we're off track here a little bit, but the one thing I do recall is I thought I could tell the nurses. I can come in and do the show and then go back to the hospital. Right. Like it was a hotel. Yeah. Check in and check out. Right. Exactly. I'll come back. They took me back off all the stuff that was hooked up to. Exactly. It's crazy. Yes. And that's what I always have this reoccurring that you guys are going to turn out to be grays. Well, maybe it wasn't a heart attack. Maybe it was a UFO that took you. Right. And maybe it was. Maybe that was an alternative universe I'm living in now. I don't know. I'll tell you man, a lot of things changed after your heart attack. That's for sure. Yeah. Would you add your heart attack? The Trump campaign for president was just sort of a side show. Yeah. Right. That is true. Yeah. Yeah. Because Scott Walker was your guy. He was. That's he predicted that would win the presidency. And I was right. None of us with him. We were on the way to DC back in your original time. Why Scott Walker was the nominee. Yes, he was. That is true. I don't know. It's nuts. But there you go. Yes. Yep. This is not a simulation. This is really happening. Jewish people harassed at a synagogue

in Toronto. Yeah. This is crazy. A reporter in Canada, his name is Neil Herland. He was going to a Yom Kippur service in Toronto. And there were the Palestine people, the protesters outside yelling at him. Unbelievable. I just don't know. I just don't know. I'm going to have. I'm going to have. I'm going to have. I'm going to have. I'm going to have. I'm going to have. I'm going to have. Calling him a baby killer saying you're going to hell. I like the guy with the megaphone that somehow can secure my destiny. Yes. Yeah. Somehow. Well, and he wrote about this. He said, my late father was an Austrian Jew who survived the Holocaust in Romania. And then he came to Canada as a refugee. Said, this year, I got an Austrian passport in case Canada becomes unsafe for me. Fear that moment is approaching here in Canada and elsewhere. No, yeah. I want to go to Europe, by the way. No. No. I don't know. I even know their biggest fear is Islamophobia. Right. Yeah.

What about the backlash? Yeah. They always freaking people. I saw something. You know, they're calling Europe now. What? Eurebia. You know, it's fitting though, right? I mean, it is. More and more every day. Absolutely. Closer to it. Did you hear who became an honorary FBI special agent? We got to get to that story. And the five stories we're watching today. Straight ahead. Yeah. You know, the world changes very quickly. And that can create chaos for your savings. There is a free report from Swiss America that you should check out. It's called the secret war on cash. It explores financial trends that could affect your savings or purchasing power and the way you use money in the years ahead. Most Americans won't recognize these changes until they're already affecting

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households have now outpaced toy sales at households with children. That's why toys are us just coming back. Yeah, they are. The adults are buying up all the toys. Yeah, I know. I don't know. It's just when you when you see that stat though, where it's yeah, more people without kids are buying toys than man. What did you say a lot of it comes down to like Pokemon cards and stuff? They're Pokemon cards, yeah. That's making a huge comeback and has our wars, collectables, stuff, stuff too. And then you just want to play, sometimes you just want to play with your toys, I get to look something up. Go ahead. I do, I want to look this up. I did see it. I did see a funny cartoon though, where it was a woman sitting on the couch with presumably her boyfriend. And she says, what would you think about introducing toys in the bedroom? And he said, I thought you'd never ask. And then the next panel is her just like staring at him in disbelief as he

bring it out like action figures. Yeah. Number four, for the first time in 112 years, not a single hurricane formed in the Atlantic through the peak of the season. I don't want the Gulf of America to notice. We might nuke it. That story. Yes, years ago, we're, yes, we've literally talked about in New King hurricane. Yes, to disobey. Right. Yeah. Right. Yeah. Number three, her Bill Maloojian, representative Deelia Ramirez, Democrat out of Illinois, who has said she is a proud anchor, baby. We'll hold a press conference tomorrow morning to introduce legislation that would dismantle DHS and abolish ice. It's called the Reimagining Safety Act. Number two, President Trump signed a trilateral agreement with the leaders of Denmark and Green Land, expanding the US military presence in Greenland. And number one, speaking of the United

Nations president Trump says he's got a big decision to make coming up, make a deal with Iran for peace or quote, drive them into hell with no chance of survival. There you go. It looks like the top categories and brands, adults are buying as far as toys go. Like you said, trading cards. And then you have building sets, like Lego sets. Oh, yeah. Including complex displays and adult targeted lines like Lego botanicals. Oh, dear goodness. Then you have collectibles in pop culture. This would be you, Scott, with your little dolls. No, they're not dolls there. Funko pops. I have a collection of them. Yes. Yeah. That's what they're talking about. But only stuff I like. I'm not an avid collector of all things. Funko pop. It's just like music stuff, sports stuff, generally baseball stuff. Okay. I just, my latest was a Bobby Whit Jr. that I picked up. And that makes it okay. Yeah. Because I'm not doing it big. I'm not. It's funny because you'll look down on the Star Wars people.

I don't know. I'm whatever, man. I mean, I don't know. Off air. I'm not a Star Wars guy. Star Wars people. All right. Everything's dorky. Except if you're into it, right? Yeah. Also nostalgic classic brands. Retro favorites like Barbie and Hot Wheels. Yeah. Old dudes are buying Hot Wheels. I guess we live in their childhood. Exactly. And with my son, I love building the Hot Wheels tracks. Now I'm not doing it, you know, by myself most of the time. If you didn't have a kid, you wouldn't be doing it. Probably not. But man, it's awesome getting that track to like go downstairs. Yeah. And stuff. Oh, yeah. My mother used that track as a weapon. Me too. Just so you know, yeah. It could end the game in the wrong people. Yeah. Yeah. So you know, I still got a scar of a track across my back. Yeah. Yeah. As I was running. Oh, you tried to run. Yeah. He's going to make it worse. That'll leave a weld. Weng. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, by the way, the honorary FBI special agent is Shaq. Really? Yes. He's a lot of it. It's an honorary cop too. Yeah.

We got a funny piece of audio we got to get to. And the Sky Robbins drive back to coming right up. Yeah. The Markley van camp and Robert show. Jamie Markley, David van camps got Robbins. Okay. The Robbins track factor coming up in a few news update David van camp. This is just a czar from the Guardian. So they're going after the FCC chairman, Brendan Carr. Okay. And the headline is this, Brendan Carr was a member of a rogue alcoholics anonymous group, some label the cult. And the story is is that there was this group in the DC area where the guy

who was running it was abusive towards some of the female members. Brendan Carr is not implicated in any of that. He was a guy who was trying to better himself, going to well, alcoholics anonymous. And the Guardian is just like, well, we're going to lee Roy Jenkins this whole thing and imply that he was part of some sort of recovering alcoholic sex club or something. But he had nothing to do with. He had nothing to do with any of that. And they just like outed him like that. I wasn't even in. I mean, that's the outer to him as somebody who is seeking help. Right. But yeah, well, that's okay. Well, it's yes, it's great to, but some people don't want that publicized. And I don't know if he's ever talked about it. I mean, that's the idea behind alcoholics anonymous. Right. Yeah. You don't have to worry about this sort of thing. Yeah. Who do you see here? What said here? Stays here? Hear me here? That's what they say at the meeting. I heard that.

So I've been told. Yeah. You were told correctly. I was there. I went to a meeting. To make a long story short, when I quit drinking, I had a counselor. A counselor wanted me to go to some different meetings. And out of stubbornness, I'm like, I really don't want to go. I got a ton on my schedule. And I know all of it sounded like somebody that wanted to relapse is what it sounded like. And I said, I'll make you a deal. Okay. If I fall off the wagon, I will go. But if I don't fall off the wagon, you're not going to make me go. And she said fair enough. So I never had to go. She asked me to speak at a meeting because it's a separate meeting. It was like the Christian version. And I think it's going by different names now at the time. It was called celebrate recovery. So I spoke at one of those. And then I will never forget it. It was New Year's day. And the next thing I was going to do was try to tackle quitting smoking. Okay. And I'm there

long story short. I see a guy pull up next to this. You know, it was a park. And there's a building you know, right there at the park. I was just going there to like kind of clear my head new year sort of thing. And I'm like, okay, one more cigarette before I quit because this guy was smoking outside. And I'm like, man, I give you a dollar for cigarette. And he didn't give me a dollar in the smoke. He's like, so are you coming in? I'm like, coming in. What's going on? Look, oh, we got a meeting. And I'm like, oh my gosh, it's and then I'm thinking I'm supposed to be here at this time. I should go to the meeting just to see. And I was glad I did. Well, you know, I got the big feel for it. Whatever works, whatever works I say. Yeah. Yeah. I was in a coma for a month. Yeah. I prefer your way of doing it. Oh, the quit. Yeah. Yeah. Although mine was probably less strenuous. There's advantages and disadvantages to both. If you're going to tell them that you have no choice. Yeah, really. You don't. Yeah. But I don't want to go through the heart attacks and everything. I've got to go my route. Yeah. It's weird because I remember waking up

on the first thing I said to the doctor was if I could drink again. It's like, well, you told me it would be and you're going to go out for bears. Yeah. That's what you kept saying. As you were, you know, once you come out of a coma. Yeah. No. No. I asked him, like, should I tell him? I just let's just help him recover right now. That crushes dreams. Give him something to look forward to before you pull the rug out. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. So you know, with Trump right now, there's the controversy of him saying to what CNN and PMS now, hey, you're not going to have a space here, not coming in here. Oh, it's the first amendment. It's a ban. It's all that. So Gravian puts together this montage saying, okay, because they're just news organizations, right? Yeah. They're not like fake news. They're real news organizations. And puts together how these places covered Tim Walls when he was announced as a vice presidential candidate and JD Vance.

And it is pretty funny because you know all these people get the talking points. It's like proof of it. Check it. Roll it. Oh, start. That's stupid thing. Only the best for this show. That was my fault. Okay. That was me. Okay. Western dad, like super clean. Five. Everybody likes, right? So plain spoken and relatable. Moderate and independent and they come. Pretty moderate Democrats. I always knew him as a moderate. One of the most moderate, very moderate, reggaer. The new moderate. I think this is the new moderate. It's far from progressive. Right down the middle. He's not just an old white man. Tim Walls feet to America. You know, talks like a regular person. Tim Walls is the opposite of weird. It's basically younger Joe Biden, regular old Joe out there. Polly list approach to fear on the Republican side and the happy populism and the happy populism. And Walls is on the ticket on the Democratic side. Walls is a kind of happy warrior. Happy warrior. Remember this? Oh, yeah. All of you warriors. Happy warriors.

He was certainly the happy warrior last night and seemed to be the happy warrior last night. Happy warrior. Folksy backstories are going to be very happy warriors. There is a new happy warrior. Following the kind of happy warrior mole. Happy warrior. Happy warrior mentality. Wicked sense of humor. Look how happy the pig looks. That's good. These people have no way to talk about his wife. And now, Jim is weird, extreme and angry. Other humorlessness, the humorlessness and pompousness. I started to believe that JD Vance could be any more extreme. It's like a freak show of bros. They have JD Vance. Dark and ugly beneath the dignity of most politicians. JD Vance. JD is at the far extreme. The most extreme. One of the most extreme. We need to recognize that the danger. Angry and mean and dark. Cat Lady hating sidekick JD Vance. This guy is really weird, y'all. Everybody in America knows that JD Vance, but we stay away from him because he's weird. Anger, chaos, hang dog, ex husband. He was able to reach all the way down to

a JD Vance. Dude, all the weird talk. And then they go back to Tim Walls. No optimism, joy. It's also the earth. Midwestern Uncle Vance, the quintessential Midwestern dad. Tim Walls keeps winning hot dish contests, apparently. There's some folksy charm. Tim Walls is so funny that if he's good at this, he will release a recipe for a hot dish. All of this time on the ground, you know, fixing F-150s. Yeah. I'm, you know, I get angry when I hear that. I still do. I know I should. It's embarrassing. It is embarrassing. You're right. And it should be him. It's not embarrassing to them. I'm sure, but it should be. I mean, my gosh, man. And just your classic Midwestern dad, I cannot tell you how many dudes I know that are Midwestern dads. There is not one I can think of off the top of my head that would enter into a arena with the jazz head. I don't know one.

I never saw my dad skip ever. Me neither. I saw him work on some cars. A lot of cars. Yeah. But you didn't see that. He worked on F-150. Yeah, that's Tim. He's got the creeper underneath the F-150 right now. Yep. Shut up. Oh, yeah. He's going to, you're going to show you how to properly use shotgun, too, before you're going out. Yeah. Yeah. You ready for your big three? Yeah. Of course you are. Damn. Are you ready? What are you doing? Let's imagine you all. It's the three most important news stories of the day. I hit the trifecta. Well, at least according to Scott Robbins, it's the trifecta on the Mark Levan camp and Robin show. Every day of this time, Scott Robbins, stop three stories. Oh, it's the whole joyful warrior vibe, you know. I call myself a joyful warrior. Well, of course, you're wrong because what you are. Yes. Scott Robbins, stop three stories with his hero. I'm KC K. So, all right. KC. You've ever been called a joyful warrior? No way. I think so. Joyful warrior. That's like, it's going to be her new branded version of

gin. Now from the Comma La Distillery, Joyful Warrior. Right up there with kisses called gin. You got in the story. Yeah. Three. Number three. Trump strikes back on the TV boycott. Yeah, this kind of interesting. I hadn't heard this story. Maybe you guys have a president Trump launched his counter. By the way, to the decision of the major TV network that he made. He's labeling it as essential television. It's called Trump TV. Oh boy. Streaming now 24-7, updated in real time with top-passed moments. So you can revisit some of the great speeches. I'm not making this up, by the way. Announcements that he's made. Sure. You're going to get those two. And the latest and greatest from the administration all in one place. Great going, Don. Because life is busy and you maybe haven't seen all the great moments, but we're going to give him from TV 24-7 presidential highlight reel. That's incredible. Right. It's so, it's like it's so tacky

and funny at the same time. It's so on brand. Yes. I mean, it really is. Yes. I know that. Now, with the head of this explode all over the place. Yes. This guy Roberts trifecta top three the day up to number two. No, number two. Virginia's governor is going to be rolling back some regulations. Yep. Scrapped a proposed rule shielding girl sports from biological males and told no one she was doing it. Democrat governor Abigail Span and burgers administration pulled a proposed regulation ending a rule making effort started under her Republican predecessor, Glenn Youngkin. The rule would have barred biological males from female athletic teams and from females designated areas such as locker rooms and bathrooms. It cleared the public comment stage, but it never became final. She's decided to scrap the whole thing and move on. And with Rodney didn't say anything to do. But really nothing came out about it. Man, oh man. Jeez. They will not give up on

them. They're not going to give up on it. No, they're not. It is bonkers. It is such a weird hill to die on with this particular issue, which is it easily an 80 20 issue. Yeah. Okay. And the countdown continues. Got Robins trifecta top three the day and finally one. Well, Muslims hate John Cleese apparently. Yeah. The Monty Python fame John Cleese extremely funny guy, by the way. He was scheduled that what they're doing, I guess, is going around and he's going to different cities across across Europe and in the US, I guess they'll be coming here too. Streaming Monty Python on the Holy Grail. And then he takes questions afterwards. And it's kind of I've seen one of these things before which heavy chase. But the Muslims are not happy with him. John Cleese, a Muslim activist said in Birmingham, England, you are not a comedian. You're a hate preacher. Birmingham is a community outright reject your so called comedy. You aren't welcome here.

Or what's he said about Muslims before? Apparently he's spoke fun of them just like he's spoke fun of everything else. Okay. Yeah. He's done that. And then also he's kind of he's kind of nervous about how rapidly his home country is changing. Yeah. Well, he just demographically but culturally. By the way, the good news is he event went on despite all the winers that were there. Cleese said, I'm afraid I gave up being nice when I realized it didn't work for our country. Little parting shot there. Okay. Against the end, somebody else went on to say nothing says we're fully integrated into British culture like trying to cancel John Cleese living embodiment of British humor and irony for screening Monty Python on the Holy Grail. When natives of Brits talk about invasion and commonization, this is exactly the kind of thing we're talking about. Yeah, man. Yeah. There are a lot of people who are like, you know what? I always thought maybe I'd want to visit. I don't think so anymore. No, I don't either. Yeah.

Believe me, I didn't want to go. Somebody ask you to tell them, no, yes. You're staying with David. You're staying in his basement. Yeah, I think he said no way. Yeah. And there you have it. No way, David's basement either. He's either there. No way he's going to. Oh, back to Britain, but he's okay with David's basement. I don't even have a basement. Well, you're going to have one here soon. You got to put something. You got to put Casey somewhere in the guest room. Is that where he's at now? Oh, yeah. Well, his house is doing some is undergoing some remodeling. Where's he do the countdown from the guest bedroom? Yeah, I've got it. Yeah. I've got a little studio setup. Form. That's nice. Thanks. Yeah. Well done, David. They appreciate it. Every time I felt like giving up, he was always there encouraging me to go on. I think the kind of guy is. Yeah. I know we don't need to get into it. You wish Scott would have done that for you. Yes. Of course. Well, I tried to do it for you, but we it's really been an honor for me. We had a lot of fun, you know, staying up all night, watching movies and cutting out egg cartons so that we could put them up on the walls to dampen the sound. Sound, sound. Oh, yeah. Yeah. I wouldn't do that for it.

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