Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Bourgeois Ideology… | 10/3/25

Episode Date: October 3, 2025

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Blaze Radio Network. And now, Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher. As I'm sitting down to get ready to bring you Chewing the Fat, I read The Golden Globes are doing podcasts now. They just dropped a list for their first ever best podcast award, featuring the list they have here, fails as I'm reading this list to mention this. show chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher and makes me unhappy.

So apparently the nominees will be chosen from the list of 25 most listened to podcasts that have made a significant impact over the past year celebrating the creativity and influence of creators worldwide. So the top 25 list for eligibility is determined by direct data from top podcast platforms such as Apple, Spotify, YouTube, among others. So they give a list here. And

it starts out with Armchair Expert, with Dax Sheper, Caller, Daddy, Candice, Crime Junkie, Dateline, NBC, Good Hang with Amy Poehler, morbid, Mr. Mullen podcast, Strange, Dark, and Mysterious Stories, pardon my take, Pod, Save America, rotten mango, Sean Ryan,

show, Smartless, stuff you should know, the Ben Shapiro show, the Bill Simmons podcast, the Daily, from the New York Times, the Joe Rogan experience, the Megan Kelly Show, the Mel Robbins podcast, the Tucker Carlson show, this past weekend with Theo Vaughn, and up first from NPR,

are among those eligible to be nominated in the category. I'm sure it's an editing issue. It's absolutely an editing issue that this program, chewing the fat, is not on this list. I don't like it. I don't like it one bit. Thank you. It hurts. It hurts. It's like a deep wound because, man, did I want, well, I didn't realize I wanted a Golden Globe until just now, but I want one. And now I want one. And I want a real one. And I want to be, and it isn't going to be just enough to be nominated. Okay, I want to win. And it doesn't look like I'm going to get that opportunity because I'm not even on the, gee, you could be nominated list. So good luck to all.

And if there's a right in process, probably not, though, the Golden Globes. They're like, no, new. You're lucky we even mention you, if we mention you, okay? We're the Golden Globes. So, good luck to all the other podcast creators, man. You keep on doing it because, yeah. Welcome to the show that's not on the list. Welcome to Chewing the Fat.

All right, this is a warning, actually. Two people have passed away in Sue. After consuming Canadian, consuming, I'm sorry, Canada. I didn't mean Canadian. Contaminated. Holy cow. I mean, I should probably just edit that out because Canada, I love you.

No one loves you more than well me. And so I apologize for this. Yeah, let's just start again. Actually, we should start again. I don't want to, I'm going nowhere with this Canadian bit, so just don't even worry about it. Because I've got, I have another Canadian story that I could go to, which would actually be kind of funny,

but it's a long way to get there, so just never mind. Just start again. Yeah, it's not worth it. So, Oman, I love, Oman. It's a great, no, it's not Oman. It's Oman, the country. I know what you're with me. Anyway, it has banned Iranian bottled water after it has apparently because of the water killed two in Swait, Oman, which I mean, you want to talk about it.

It's beautiful this time you hear of Swait Oman. It's beautiful. But two people have passed away very sad. Now, I will say that the contaminated bottled water from the Iranian brand Uranus Star, maybe I wouldn't drink that. If I had a choice at the convenience story in Oman or Oman, if I had a choice and there was, I don't know, Fiji and Uranus Star, which one am I choosing? Not Uranus Star.

Let's be clear about that. So the incident of water contamination in Suez has led to the death of two individuals, very sad, an Omani citizen and an expatriate woman. Okay, prompting Omanian authorities to withdraw an Iranian bottled water brand from the market and ban all bottled water imports from Iran. So have a nice day if you live in Oman and you want water. You're not going to be drinking Uranus Star. Right.

Right. I don't even know if they did that. I mean, it's possible they drank, you know, they were so thirsty from being out in the sun there in Oman. and they just said, hey, I need some water, and they just down the Uranus star. And the next thing you know, it's over. It doesn't know. It doesn't say that they suffered at all.

Oh, it does. Hold on. Stop. Maybe if I read the entire story, it does say that they actually were in critical condition, at least the man, was in critical condition. condition after two days. So for two days after he swigged the Uranus Star Water,

he was still... Yeah, so I mean... He suffered. He suffered. He's coughing. Suffering, laying in bed for two days and then... Yeah. Sad.

Sad, really. So any of you people out there that... We're thinking to yourself, hey, I've got this case. Uranus Star Water from Iran Don't. Don't do it. Just throw it away. Don't even return it to the convenience store. Just throw it away. Don't pour it on plants. Don't use it in your teapot where it heats up and you warm it up and you figure it's fine.

Don't do it. Don't do it. Uranus Starwater. Don't use it. Okay, throw it away. The next time you hear people tell you that the president of this country, Donald Trump is a dictator, a fascist, and he's ruling the country with his giant iron thumb. Just remember that North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un has ordered an emergency crackdown on breast augmentation. There's no more breast augmentation surgeries claiming they are anti-socialist. So the Pingyang City Ministry of Public Safety, love them. They claim that implants are a big problem, and they're against the rotten capitalist implants.

And perpetrators are facing harsh sentences in labor camps that are set up from a man, Kim. So if we find, if we start walking down the street and we say, hey, let me see those breasts, let me feel them. Yep, Labor Camp, you're out of here. Holy cow. Now, apparently, what's going on in Pyongyang is that there's apparently black market doctors that are unnaturally taking care of these women. And Kim is not happy about it, not one little bit. Now, did he get fooled by some woman that he thought was so hot?

And she disrobed for the dictator. And right, Kimmy was like, yeah, I'm the dictator. Come on in here. I saw you on the street. You can be my, well, you can be whatever I want you to be. And then he realized, Are those fake? Those fake?

They're hard. They look like crap. No! To the chambers! I mean, he might have killed her. Yeah, he might have killed her. So, apparently the recent demand for boob jobs, island surgeries, and eyebrow tattoos,

as a result of women in their 20s and 30s soaking in bourgeois ideology. Women or private doctors caught, could face criminal punishment, including being sent to labor camps, on charges of anti-socialism. So do not do it. And this is what's had this is the same thing that's happening in America.

Donald Trump just throwing people in jail for having, you know, fake breasts. That's what's happening. Are those fake eyebrows? Death camp. I mean, holy cow. So women living in this system have been corrupted by bourgeois customs

and have, committed rotten capitalistic acts. Okay. So no more, no more, no more, no more, no more, no more, no more, no more move jobs in, in North Korea. Smuggled silicone, medical tools, bundles of cash were all seized from several doctors. And I'm pretty sure they're dead now. Maybe they're at the labor camp, maybe. But I'll tell you this.

Now they're, and they have to worry about this now. This is what, this is why it's happening. Okay. this is just me thinking out loud all right so he made a deal with uh putin to send his soldiers to fight right for russia against ukraine all right so some of those soldiers are coming back i've told now now they are over there in russia with all the access to internet ukraine has all the access to internet and they are looking at actual porn uh that they haven't been able to see in North Korea.

And now they're coming back home going, this sucks. Yeah, I loved you before I left, but maybe if you get a breast enhancement, you know, maybe a butt job and a boob job and some eyelids and, you know, I'll love you more then. That's what happened.

So maybe we can count on him pulling his soldiers out of Russia soon enough because he's pissed because they've got to be able to fight for Russia and against Ukraine but they can't don't let them get online because once they get online it's all about

porn and once they come back home well it's still all about porn well let's come back to America where it's already still always about porn anyway isn't it? Yeah of course it is. There's a woman in Florida arrested and she's accused of stealing

a motorized public's shopping cart. Publix is the grocery store brand there in Florida, in the south, in the southwest, the southeast. And so Charlotte County Sheriff's deputies responded to a public store located on Tamiami Trail in Punta Gorda. Beautiful this time of year. And deputies say they talked to the store manager who told them that a woman had come to the store, stolen a motorized shopping cart, and was seen driving it south on Tamiami Trail from Airport Road. Okay, let's stop. for just one moment right here. Let's just stop.

Okay. This is probably got to be the best grocery store electric cart ever. Because you can barely get those things around stores, let alone take them from the store property and drive them down a road. So I don't know how that happened because you can barely, not that I use them. Okay, don't look at me like that. But I've seen them, seen them being used. And my wife, I broke her ankle now.

long ago had to use it. We had to change over in stores. She'd use it, be using shopping. We had to get a new one because this one would run out of power. And some of the stores, some of the box stores, the big box stores, like, oh, let's see for an example. What can I think of? Oh, yes, Sam's. You know, they sell giant, you can get boxes of stuff. I had to shut it off and turn it back on multiple times to actually just get it to the front of the store. So to have a grocery store electric cart leave the property and go down a highway

I mean I want to shop with this Publix in Punta Gorda are they giving SUVs they're given all terrain ATVs all terrain vehicles as shopping carts in their stores because there's no way that this cart is driving down Tamiami Miami Trail I'm sorry

no but they said it was so the deputies tracked the woman down They did some investigative work. Like, I don't know, drive, look down the road, and there she is stopped by the corner. Anyway, the woman was identified as Robin Zick, this 42-year-old from Puntagorder.

Apparently, they tracked her down to a Circle K gas station, almost a mile from the public's. Yeah, mile down the road. That's as far as it would go. Holy cow. So the deputies met her, and she was still sitting on the car. Yeah, because it wouldn't go any farther. Public says, yeah, that thing's worth $2,500.

Okay, all right. So emergency medical services then arrived on the scene due to a phone call that Zick had made prior to deputies speaking with her. So she's freaking out, I think that was a smart move on her part. The police are looking for me? Yeah, I'm not feeling well. I got to call 911. Okay, so that worked.

And they took her to the hospital. And then as soon as she gets out of the hospital, they arrested her. Okay. for grand theft. Come on now. Okay, let's back up for a second. I get it.

She took it. Now, she said that she took the car and she was going to bring it back. She had to think she was driving her cart to her appointment, a medical appointment. So she said she was going to take it to a doctor's appointment and then bring it back. Well, good luck with that because, I mean, you saw she stopped at the circle case. She ain't moving. it's not going any farther. I'm surprised literally, I am amazed that it

went that far. But you got it back. It's the same with, I mean, what are we doing? And now maybe she's, maybe she's been busted choplifting at the store before and the public's manager is, you know, pissed. And so he's making an example out of her. But on the other hand,

you got it back. Just plug it back in and shut up. This lady was taking it. Maybe she's whacked out of her mind. I don't know. I just, stop it okay I get it give her a trespass warrant

tell her she can't come back to your store tell her she's got a shop at the wind dixie across the street or something I don't know but to have to be such a dick about this lady and the vehicle just go tell her

bring it back let's go and walk her back only you couldn't do that because it won't go so that's unbelievable to me that it made it that far it really is and that should that should be the story holy cow

an electric grocery cart actually went a mile away from the store how is that possible when it could barely survive in the store it's just incredible yeah plus I thought the shopping carts had their little their little detector thing right

I don't know if Publix has that but if you're not supposed to take the shopping carts off the property one of my managers when I was working for Win Dixie in Florida a long time ago he used to just drive the neighborhood once a week

and pick up the shopping carts and bring them back. That's a fact. And so, you know, if the electric cart doesn't have one of those that can't leave the parking lot, they will now. They will now. And they should thank our girl, Robin Zick, for bringing that to their attention instead of having her arrested.

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Okay. So today's a big day. Sean Diddy Combs. Going to be in court and he's going to be sentenced. The jury in his federal sex crime trial handed down that split verdict way back in July. And he's been in jail ever since. He's been in July.

He's been in prison. since last September. Over a year. He's already been in prison. Incredible. He's a bad guy, Jeff. I know. I get it.

I get it. I'm just saying, okay. I mean, the man's been in prison over a year already for, for what again?

Oh, yeah, that's right. Two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution. Okay. Sure. So that means that the judge, feels that he's pretty much guilty of everything, but the jury didn't get it right?

No, that would not, that could be. So anyway, he could get up to 20 years today. I mean, holy cow. Now, his attorneys obviously, you know, are ready for him to walk. And they're saying, give him 14 months. So he would serve another couple months or almost be done now

and get out of here with a, you know, suspended sentence on the rest. The other attorneys, the district attorneys are asking for, I think, 11 years is what they were specifically asking for. But the judge, who has denied all of Diddy's stuff, any kind of appeals, like, nope, nope, you're in jail. Nope, nope, you're in jail.

I mean, I'm sure the judge, 50, I would say that since they're asking for 11, the judge may, you know what, I think 11 is fair, 15 years is works. and we'll give you a time served and so you'll have to serve like 13 and a half or something I mean this is incredible so anyway we'll see what happens by the time by the time this show drops we'll know

what he was sentenced with so just know that we now know what he was sentenced with and I'm guessing that he gets at least 11 years this judge has not been kind to him. Maybe not. Maybe the judge will be kind all of a sudden. Like you've been in jail all this time. You were found guilty. You're found innocent of the other charges, or at least not

guilty, not innocent. And, you know, I'm going to give you a break. But you have to promise me that you're going to be on your best behavior and you can't leave the country. And if you want to leave the country, you have to see me, something like that. I can see maybe, maybe, maybe. Ah, not 12 years. 12 years. He's getting 12 years with time served. So it's 11. There you go. Because if the district attorney is asking for 11,

he can give it more time but count the time served and make it 11. So he gets 12 years with time served. That's my call. That's my call. Wouldn't surprise me if it was different, though. Oh, and we're coming up on Halloween, so they have to do stories about Stephen King. And I see where they, Stephen King now is, I think, the most banned in U.S. schools last year, his novels.

So the report says King's books face 206 challenges during the 2024-2020-5 school year. Overall, though, in school libraries, according to this report from Penn America, P-E-N-A-Mrica, overall 6,800 temporary or permanent book ban, were implemented, affecting 3,752 unique titles. Now, that's down from 10,000 the year before. But according to Penn, that's still more than previous years. Okay. Of those, 80% were in three states, Florida, Texas, and Tennessee,

all of which guests have considered laws making it easier to challenge books. Okay, so it's easier to challenge, but we've decided that these books aren't going to be able to be seen from a school library. What's so hard about that? We're not banning books. We're just saying that when your child goes into the school library, he won't see it. They won't have that advantage.

If you want your child to see those, I don't know, take them to a bookstore. Take them to the public library. Maybe do that. But just at school, okay, at school, We want to keep those titles away from them. And according to Penn, books are most often targeted for including LGBTQ plus IAE2 times 500, or racial themes or descriptions of violence.

Yeah, okay. I seriously, I don't think I don't have a problem with that at all. It's not banning books. That's up to you, the parent, to decide. and many of these books really I mean are are as your is your sixth grader

how come I can't find Kujo in here okay all right little Billy back to class yeah and my wife has got a couple of Stephen King novels those things are like the Constitution

no not the Constitution Constitution is only like a couple of pages those things are like you know You know, a really big book, like that. I mean, I tell you, it makes it nice doorstop. But no kid is reading that. I'm sorry, no.

Not a young kid. Now maybe as you start getting into your teens, later teens, yes. But as you get into your later teens, you would go, huh, they don't have it at my school library. I guess I'll go to the regular library and get it. There's a thought, or better yet, I'll watch them. movie and I get the movie in two hours I'm in and out

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Share the arrows.com. Speaking of women, today's the day. Taylor Swift, man, 12th studio album is out. And holy cow, the life of a showgirl is 12 songs. And we are just, who, man, we are excited about it, aren't you? I mean, I am. Holy cow. I'll tell you what I'm more excited about.

It's going to an AMC theater and seeing the official release party of a showgirl movie, 89 minutes of it, with the music video, behind the scenes footage. Now, they're saying that it's going to, they expect $35 to $40 million for this this weekend. I'm guessing it's going to be more than that. Taylor Swift, life of a showgirl, more than 30, only 35 million? Okay, all right, maybe, maybe. But I feel like that's going to be more than that.

I was reading, of course, it's Taylor Swift Day on all news channels, because it's a big deal, you know, I get it. She's a global icon. Apparently, she, with this movie deal, she didn't have any middleman, she didn't do any, any management stuff. She called the AMC CEO directly. like, yeah, I'm surprised that some of these bigger stars haven't done that already. Maybe they have and they just don't promote it and she just promotes it.

Because, yeah, she was like, hey, yeah, don't bog me down with all these little people and these middlemen. I want to do this. And what do you think? Can we do this? Can we make this happen? And, you know, who knows what the back and forth was? But eventually, yes, we can. If you're the CEO of AMC and, excuse me, sir, I've got Taylor Swift on the line for you.

Get out of here. I've got Taylor Swift on the line for you. Yeah. Okay. Hello. Taylor? Yeah, this is Taylor. Is this really Taylor?

Yeah, it's me. Password. Okay. So you finally realize that maybe you're actually talking to the Taylor Swift. And then are you going to tell her no? I'm thinking about using your theaters. Me, Taylor Swift. Taylor Swift.

I'm thinking about using your theaters and we can just do an exclusive launch of my movie. We'll do, you know what we'll do? We'll do a music video screening. We'll do some behind-the-scenes footage. And it'll be exclusively with AMC because I've got an exclusive deal with Target

and my new albums because they're getting some, they're getting some new material too with the album at Target. So this is separate from that deal. And then we'll do that. And as AMC in the movie theater business is dying, you're like, yes, please. That's fine, Taylor, thank you.

What else? Do you need some extra popcorn sent to your house? Are you okay? Does Travis need a ride to the theater to see it with you on opening night? Are you going to show up at any of our theaters? Are we just going to do it live from the house? What are we thinking? I mean, what a great move.

Anyway, go out and be ready to be overwhelmed by her new. studio album Life, I'm sorry, the life of a showgirl. Did you realize today? I mean, yesterday, I missed this. So today would be 75 years

and one day. Yesterday was 75th anniversary of peanuts. The Charles Schultz, you know, Charlie Brown, Snoopy. Yeah, 75 years,

75 years. years since the beginning of that. Wow. So Peanuts brand still earns $30 million a year. And to honor the anniversary, the Charles M. Schultz Museum launched a year-long retrospective. Publishers released commemorative collections.

Apple TV Plus announced an extended partnership and even farmers paid homage with the themed corn mazes. Oh, isn't that special? That's so special. 75 years, because that stupid Charlie's Child's comic came out. He produced the strip until his death in 2000. He created nearly 18,000 installments.

Wow. The comic expanded from seven newspapers to more than 2,600 worldwide at its end, reaching an estimated 35 million readers across 75 countries and 21 languages. Holy cow. He won Emmy Awards. Snoopy became a star. Oh, yeah, don't forget about it. I mean, Snoopy with the Macy's balloon, sees him every year.

I mean, there's no balloon of Charles Schultz floating over New York, but there's a balloon of that damn dog. That's pretty amazing. So, happy anniversary to the Charles. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Thank you. Happy anniversary to the Charles M. Schultz Museum.

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have struck a multi-year carriage deal. It keeps NBC networks available to YouTube TV's 10 million subscribers. I don't have it anymore. While adding NBC Sports Network this fall. So this last-minute agreement avoided viewers losing access to Sunday night football and S&L's season premiere.

Oh, we got SNL's season premiere? This weekend? Holy cow. When is it, is it this weekend, actually? Is that true? Because, man, I don't want to, I don't want to, you know what, I don't want to miss it and think to myself, did I miss it?

I want to be able to miss it and go, yeah, I knew it was on. Yeah, so the, so now I know. I'll be able to say, oh, I missed it, but I knew it was on. I feel better that way. I feel better. I don't want to be like, Did you catch the SNL season premiere? No, I didn't even know it was on.

Gosh, darn it. Now it's this, hey, SNL premiere was on Saturday. Yeah, I know. I didn't, I don't watch it. So I'm looking forward to that. Anyway, they got to make those deals. YouTube TV. They almost lost their deal with the Fox.

And I think that's still on shoe string deal. So good luck keeping all that together. Man, when they pull the plug on things, I will. I remember the Hulu deal when ESPN went away. was so pissed. Holy cow. I don't want that to happen during football season again. Don't do that.

Don't do that to me. All right. So I see where Cindy Clemishire, who accused founding pastor of the popular Texas mega church of sexually abusing her for five years. That would be gateway church for five years, beginning in 1982. when she was 12 years old,

and the 64-year-old former pastor pleaded guilty. He said that he previously admitted to inappropriate sexual behavior. Business. With a young lady, no, don't be mean. Don't be mean. Because Cindy has not, Cindy's been devastated about this for all these years. So Robert Morris admitted to inappropriate sexual behavior.

Business. Don't be mean. Stop playing that. That's not me. So people know with this young lady. And he denied any intercourse was involved. But he has since admitted to the rape in a plea deal. So he denied it.

But then in the plea deal to get this over with, he made it seem like it actually did happen. So he admitted to five felony counts of indecent conduct with a child that will allow him to serve six months in jail of a suspended 10-year sentence. He also has to pay restitution of 200. $150,000 and he will have to register as a sex offender. Wow. Holy cow.

So he was reportedly married 24-year-old, so this is how long ago it was, traveling evangelist in 1982 when he began living with the Clemenshire family after they met at Youth Revival in Tulsa. That's Tulsa, Oklahoma. She recalled the abuse in disturbing detail and said that church officials allowed Morris to step down in 1987 for two years without going to law enforcement or making the matter public.

Okay, so after Clemenshire went public with their accusations in 2024, Morris resigned from the church, later indicted by a grand jury in Oklahoma on five felony counts. How is something that happened in 1982? So are you still able to prosecute that? In 2025. Okay, all right, fine. He's a terrible guy, he's a horrible person.

Well, that definitely needs to happen. There can be no tolerance for those who sexually pray on children, says Oklahoma Attorney General get nurse drummond. This case is all the more despicable because the alleged perpetrator was a pastor who exploited his position. The victim in this case has waited far too many years for justice to be done.

uh clement chairs filed the lawsuit against the church and certain church officials uh okay so for almost 40 years robert morris i've met robert morris before in fact he was one of the i mean we met him one of the first weekends we came to texas to look for uh where the blaze in mercury studios would be i came i flew came here for a weekend with glenn um i think at that time he still he had his first house here in Texas. Yeah, because that was the heat summer. We came here and every day was like a thousand degrees, the fires of hell.

And they were ordering, people were ordering blocks of ice for their swimming pools that summer. It was just incredible. Anyway, we came here and we drove around, we were taking, we looked at all these buildings all over at DFW. I was fortunate enough to be riding around with Glenn and hang out for the weekend. Other than that, I would have been in my New Jersey apartment, just going, what do I do now?

Because at that time, my wife was still in Florida. The kids were in Florida. I was living in this little dump apartment in New Jersey. And Glenn's like, well, I'm going to Texas. Want to come? Yeah. So, yeah. So do you want me?

Do I need to meet you at the airport? Are you going to see? You're going to come by and pick me up? I'll come by. I'll come by. No, we are not flying out of domestic airport. Yeah, no, we're over in New Jersey, okay. What is that stupid airport in Jersey?

Not Newark, but, yeah, it's Titoboro. We're not new. We're not going, no, my friend, no. LaGuardia, no. Sorry, that is not happening. Newark, no. I'll see you at Teterboro. Anyway, yeah, you don't get those days back.

That was some good times. But anyway, that's when we met, and we met Robert Morris that weekend. For the first time, we met, he can met us at the church. We talked to him. We were talking to him about the original Gateway Church, possibly being the building that the Blaze was going to be in at the time. Mercury Studios, when we first moved to Texas, that obviously did not happen.

But it was in the works to happen, and he met with us. We met his family. We had prayers. He seemed like such a nice guy. Little did we know that a hundred years ago, he was living with the family and diddling with the little girl. That bastard.

I know, I know, terrible, terrible, terrible, terrible, terrible. But we know now. Clemenshire said she suspects that there are other victims. So not only, she suspects, all right, she not only did she get in her case, she's going to get $250,000, this guy's life is done for, forever. And she now says, yeah, I'm glad that he's being held accountable, but I suspect there are other victims. Okay.

Sure, let's just throw it out there. Let's just throw it out there, sure. Okay, fine. You do that. And speaking of lawsuits, I see where my man, John Gruden, he has been really turning the tide on his persona. Because Gruden has always been, you know, the Chucky doll, what he was in Tampa, the curmudgeon, the mean guy.

And that's what got him in trouble, you know, when he had to leave the Las Vegas Raiders. and, you know, that wasn't what got in trouble. It was the emails that got in trouble. I know, but they were private emails. He wasn't even working technically for the NFL at the time. He was the Monday night football announcer, and he was texting back and forth with what's his face from Washington.

And when they were going after him, the old owner of the Washington Redskins, and when they were going after, what's his name, Bruce Allen, you know he now they were going after him and when they since they brought up got all his emails that highlighted the john gruden emails and those were all uh you know racially sensitive uh jokes and whatever so they got him into trouble and those emails should not have been sent uh should not have been allowed to be out in public they were private emails okay so uh he's been suing them and now the judge is like yeah no we're not going to keep this private uh unanimous decision on Thursday came down in the Nevada Supreme Court where they said, yeah, no, you know what?

The NFL attempted to get a rehearing on a decision in August that denied a league's motion to force the lawsuit. Yeah, this arbitration process. Now, you know what, we're going to let it go through the courts. Let's get this thing out in the open. Let's get this through the courts. So the NFL could appeal the decision to the United States Supreme Court, though it's unclear if it will.

I think this was just me thinking out loud. All right. John Grude has really been reshaping his persona. He's doing the outkick stuff. I think it's the outkick that he does this stuff with. But maybe it's something else. Gosh darn it. What is it?

I don't think it's outkick. It's not outkick. It's a barstool. Barstool, sorry, barstool. I'm not downplaying it. I was thinking of outkick and it's not them. It's barstool. So he does stuff for them, which is fascinating.

He does stuff on his own ex account. and everybody's talking about him wanting to get into coaching again in college. And he would, you know, everybody's saying, hey, he's got to come to the SEC. And he really wants to coach Florida. The Florida coach is probably on his way out, although we'll see how it turns out. But you've got Arkansas open. That job is open up now. No way John Gruden is coaching for Arkansas.

Okay, he wants a team that has some muscle to it. But anyway, that's another story. we can get into that fight later. But I would venture to say that is it possible that he comes back to the NFL? I doubt that. But if it were, the deal would probably be this case goes away

and we'll let you back into the NFL, right? Probably. My guess is that screw the NFL, we're doing this case because he's doing this out of spite making me resign, turn down all this money, I deal with the Raiders, hurt my reputation, screw you, and then he can go coach in the SEC.

And if Florida continues to have a terrible year, I would not be surprised to see the Florida Gators coached by John Gruden. And that, my friends, would be some fun. It's Friday. So that means it's time for what's being called America's favorite game show. What's the Lie? What's the Lie? Our contestants try to decipher the lie from four.

Count him one, two, three, four headlines. One of them is not true. Thus, that's where we get. What's the lie? Our contestant today, Fred Salber, if he wins, not only will he get to come back for another round, he'll win a Talking Sense, Jeffrey Blue Freshie. For more information, you can go to the Talking Sense Facebook group

and find the Freshie sent and design just for you. if you or someone you love would like to be a contestant on What's the Lie. You can email Chewing the Fat at theblaze.com. Fred, welcome to What's the Lie. How are you, my friend? I am doing fantastic. It's a Friday. It is a Friday.

I noticed I got your email saying, oh, I'll try my hand. Like, it's no big deal. You just say, you don't try my hand. Okay. All right. I mean. Well, you know, some of the headlines that you come up with, they're a little obscure. No.

What? Stop it. Stop. These stories are everyday stories right across the world headlines around the world. So, are you ready to try your hand? I will give it my best. All right. Four headlines. One not real. What's the lie? Headline number one. Mr. Beast defends trapping man in burning building for $500,000.

Headline number two. Tulsa Bar shut down for having too many cacti inside. Headline number three, octopuses invade the English coast eating anything in their path. Headline number four. No driver, no hands, no clue. San Bruno police officers were met with the first ever after pulling over a waymo. Those are your four headlines. Headline number one, Mr. Beast defends trapping a man in burning building for $500,000. Headline number two. Tulsa Bar shut down for having too many cacti inside.

Headline number three. Octopuses invade the English coast eating anything in their path. Headline number four. No driver, no hands, no clue. San Bruno police officers were met with the first after pulling over a waymo. Those are your four headlines, Fred.

What is the lie? Well, I did see something about the third one, about the octopus eye that were invading. I saw number four, which I caught my attention. It pulled over a self-driving vehicle.

For DUI, as a matter of fact, if I remember, right? Well, it was driving. It did an illegal U-turn. Let's be calmed down on your little DUI thing. Okay, it was an illegal turn at a DUI checkpoint. That ticks me off. So anyway, go ahead. Anyway, so I'm going to say, actually, I'm going to say it's number two.

Number two, you would be 100. percent correct. Number two is the lie. Congratulations. Fred's Humber wins What's the Lie. That's right. Thanks for listening and playing What's the Lie. What's the Lie is a subsidiary

of Chewing the Fat Enterprises. All information is probably accurate at the time of recording. CTFWTL MMXV. Fred, you're the man. Hey, hey. Mr. Beast, I did see something with him in a headline.

So I kind of thought, man, that might be what they were talking about. So that's how I came to that conclusion. You don't need to rub it in. I got it. You won. All right. Jesus. Congratulations.

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