Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Ep 386 | AMC May Close… to Quote Anne Heche “Wow!”
Episode Date: June 4, 2020The businesses of The Mafia or Organized Crime Movie Theaters U.A.W. Social Media Chicken Headlines to put you in the know. Including Pornhub being called out and a Mexican lawmaker goes topless. By ...mistake of course BREAKROOM*** subscribe and social mentions All officers in Minnesota have been arrested and charged. Cars stolen and damaged at car dealership in California. Could be coming to a dealership near you. Family faked death of wife / mom so she wouldn’t go to prison. Busted, again. Law & Order writer fired for saying he would protect his property on social media / Ice-T was happy. Fat Burger comes to Texas as Luby’s closes down. You should wear a mask now as part of your safe sex routine. Statues are still being torn down. The last Civil War pension check has been sent out. Coronavirus & TSA numbers U.S. to prohibit Chinese passenger airplanes flying to U.S. starting June 16th George Floyd has been diagnosed with Coronavirus. Does it matter? Masks in public are now a “recommendation” National Parks are opening up again. Many states still requiring a 14 day quarantine to visit. At least one person thinks that only 1.9 million jobless claims last week is Good News on the job front. PODCAST*** Keep your head up, the asteroids are coming. Tiger King still in the news, at least the people involved are. You asked about Kris… Remember, we do live in remarkable times… Subscribe on YouTube Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Welcome to it, Chewing the Fat.
How are you?
Good.
I hope you can say that you're good.
Or at least, okay.
Because I think that's where we're all at.
Just at, okay.
How you doing?
Okay.
So, the world's largest theater chain.
AMC.
Said yesterday, it has substantial doubt.
It can remain in business after losing between 2.1 and 2.4 billion dollars in the first quarter of this year.
In the words of Anne Heish from the movie Volcano,
Wow.
What does that do to the theater?
mafia. A new Don? Or just a, you know, a smaller, weaker mafia. I guess we're going to find out.
Again, I want to quote Anne Hache from the movie, you know, almost a documentary, Volcano.
Wow. This is Chewing the Fat.
Speaking of mafias, the UAW, the United Auto Workers Union, Gary Jones, now the former president of the UAW, has pleaded guilty to racketeering and embezzlement.
I don't really feel like that's anything new from the UAW, but, you know, you got that going for you.
More from the mafias of the world, the social media mafia.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey
has donated a $3 million
to the Colin Kaepernick
Know Your Rights
campaign. Twitter says its focus
is on providing context
not fact checking.
Okay. All right, great.
And a woman is charged
with inciting riots
after posting on Facebook
Okay, she's doing a Facebook live, and she faces up to 10 years behind bars.
In fact, she's being charged with inciting a riot, which carries up to 10 years in prison,
and malicious destruction of property, five-year felony.
She's being held on a $40,000 bond.
She, Alexandria.
Lyons.
Posted a live stream video over the weekend during riots in Grand Rapids
that left more than 100 businesses damaged.
In the video, she's seen swigging a beer, showing off clothes, allegedly swiped from F. David Barney.
Okay.
As she's heard multiple times encouraging her friends and others to throw bricks or other objects
at windows of multiple businesses downtown and at one point picks up a brick.
Rick herself and mentions heading back to the courthouse.
She's accused of stealing jewelry from a smashed case on the sidewalk, telling her friends
to get her gold bracelet because she already has silver ones.
Wow, a bunch of people ratted her out, and of course she was, you know, arrested.
And the cops received videos of the, of her live stream showing her kicking in a window of a
county building during the riots.
No telling how many people were actually viewing the live stream, but still, the video is showing her actually participating in downtown Grand Rapids.
Okay, all right.
We're still in the social media mafia window.
Snap CEO yesterday announced that Snapchat would no longer promote President Trump's account on its Discover page.
Oh, okay.
No problem.
The decision, of course, was prompted by the comments Trump made on Twitter.
Is that Snapchat?
No, I guess not.
But, you know, the CEO said it promoted racism and violence.
Okay.
Well, good.
Snapchats in the fight now, too, with Twitter and Facebook.
All right.
Facebook is a little bit bigger than Snapchat, and it said it's got no plans to touch.
Trump's post, which, you know, obviously Mark Zuckerberg has employees very unhappy about that.
We talked a little bit about that yesterday.
We have now the chicken mafia.
I know.
I know.
Top chicken industry moguls yesterday, including the CEO of Pilgrim's Pride, were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of price fixing.
How pissed are you are?
How pissed are you right now on price fixing of chicken?
The suit alleges that the execs at Pilgrim's Pride and Claxton Poultry Farms
conspired to fix prices and rig bids for chickens from 2012 to at least 2017.
Now, they, Pilgrims and Claxton, are suppliers for KFC and Chick-fil-A.
Okay.
I mean, Pilgrim's Pride is the number two.
producer of chicken.
And you wonder why prices sometimes seem a little bit steep maybe at KFC or Chick-fil-A?
Yeah, it's because of the chicken mafia.
I mean, look, there's five major players that control 61% of the chicken production.
65 billion dollar industry for years.
Okay. Restaurant supply companies and other, you know, mega poultry buyers, Walmart Albertsons,
have brought these price-fixing lawsuits against the industry in the past. So we'll see if it pans out. Obviously,
the heads of the chicken mafia have denied these allegations.
Now, really, I mean, the wholesale cost of poultry has increased, according to this, 11% in that time frame from 2012 through,
2017, 2018.
But in the beginning,
you know, after that,
it dropped
27%
it got cheaper.
Is that because
they were starting to get looked at?
And they thought,
maybe I'd just drop the price a little bit
and nobody will notice.
Okay.
Well, they did.
So we'll see how that
how that indictment
holds up between the
people and the chicken mafia.
And they're probably not mafias, right?
Because we think of, and maybe wrongly so,
but when we say mafia, we think of the Italians, right?
I mean, that's just what we do.
It's because of movies.
It's because of, I don't know, real life.
But we think of, you know, Italians when we think of the mafia.
And, you know, there's been plenty of shows depicting that.
So, you know, that's what we think of.
Sorry, that's just the way it is.
So it's just really organized crime.
It's not the actual mafia.
It's more of the organized crime.
So there's that.
We have a few headlines to keep you updated.
U.S. labor market seems to be stabilizing.
We'll see about that.
Millions of Americans ship payments.
Oh, okay.
Good.
Good, good, good.
We're just skipping payments.
Yeah, ah, don't worry about it.
I can't pay you.
I'm not going to pay you.
And we talked about that before.
That's what, you know, look, they don't have any money coming in.
People don't have money coming in.
They're not going to pay their bills, period.
They can't.
And at some point, I guess the bills come due.
I don't know when you pay it.
I just had this.
I just was, I was just listening to all the stories surrounding the pandemic and the riots and, I'm sorry, the protesters.
And it just, no, I won't get into it right now.
I can't because it'll just, it'll drag everybody down, and I don't want to do that.
Lego has stopped marketing policed themed toys in light of recent events.
The headline says they stopped marketing it.
I think you might be able to still get the toys, but they're not going to promote it, obviously.
Almost all Texas businesses are now allowed to open at 50% capacity.
Wow.
Abbot announced yesterday, Governor Greg Abbott,
announced yesterday his third phase of reopening Texas
during the coronavirus pandemic,
allowing virtually all of the businesses
to operate at 50% capacity,
and that is effective immediately.
Restaurants are already permitted to open at 50% capacity.
He's allowing them to immediately increase their table size
from 6 to 10.
and on June 12th, they can ramp up their capacities to 75%.
And his latest order also brings news for the professional and college sports.
As long as you're playing outdoors, you can move to 50% capacity at the stadiums
and allowing the outdoors stadiums also at 50%.
That's great.
I mean, the sporting event complexes are going to be really happy about that, that's for sure.
Florida Governor DeSantis says that bars, gyms can reopen as they enter phase two of the Florida recovery.
It is so weird.
You know, I've been driving into the studios to do a couple of shows with Pat Gray.
And as I drive in, there's plenty of businesses that are still not open.
And it is really weird to see those businesses not open because they were always open and there were always people there.
Especially a 24-hour fitness gym, which, you know, their name is 24-hour fitness.
Yet nothing.
I mean, it is clues down.
So we'll see if the new rules at 50% capacity will give them enough reason to open up.
I don't know.
Florida mayor, West Palm Beach Mayor Keith James, as long as we're on Florida, because the governor is saying bars and gyms can reopen.
But West Palm Beach Mayor Keith James has issued a proclamation.
There is reason to believe, according to Mayor Keith James, there exists a clear and present danger of a riot or other general public disorder.
And so, because of that, sale of firearms is prohibited.
Wow. The following acts shall be prohibited throughout the city during the state of local emergency.
The sale of or offer to sell with or without consideration any ammunition or gun or other firearm of any size of description.
The intentional display.
buy or in any store or shop of any ammunition or gun or other firearm of any size is banned wow
the intentional possession in a public space of a firearm by any person except a duly authorized law enforcement official or person in military service acting in the official performance of her or his duty
Okay.
And that's got the intentional possession.
Oh, man, shoot.
I forgot I was carrying my AR.
Poof, man, sorry.
I'll take it home.
Good luck with that.
It also stipulates that the city is under 72-hour curfew.
Retailers cannot sell alcohol during the 72 hours either.
Good luck in West Palm Beach, Mayor Keith James.
So, there's that.
Headlines continuing on.
H&M, temporarily closing 100 of its U.S. stores amid the protest.
Amazon is ending their coronavirus hazard pay for warehouse workers.
That's interesting.
We'll see how good that goes over.
Walmart, of course, was removing firearms from the sales floor as the protest continued.
Disney has donated $2 million to the NACP.
So there's that.
SpaceX, Starlink, adding 60 more satellites to the worldwide internet plan of Elon Musk.
He's pulled off his second launch in five days, going to deploy 60 more satellites.
That's what we need, is more satellites orbiting the globe.
Well, you know, like if it gives you cheap internet, right?
Who cares how many satellites are circling the globe?
Right.
Right.
and of course
no one
can
officially stand behind
anti-racism
and
they want
and stand behind
the protesters
without taking a little bit of heat
if
it's perceived that there's still bad people
or a bad company.
Like Pornhub.
It says it stands
behind the racism
but people are saying,
do you? Do you really?
According to Fight the New Drug,
FTND on Twitter,
verified account,
which is a non-religious,
non-legislative, research-based,
non-profit raising awareness
on the harmful effects of porn and exploitation.
They don't believe it.
They believe that Pornhub has,
is for racism and believes it.
Oh, okay.
No problem.
Well, and they list some movies, which you can, you can, you know, find yourself if you want.
I mean, I'll tell you.
I'll try to tell you the names of the movies that they list that prove porn hub is racist.
Or you can just go to their Twitter account and find it yourself.
Let me see if there's anything I can.
Nope, you know what?
Just go to at Fight the New Drug.
And you'll see the list.
It says, no, you don't.
If you're anti-racism, why do you host the following videos on your site?
And they list a few movies that you can view on PornHub.
And, you know, I don't know that I believe that that means they're, you know, not.
anti-racism, but it is interesting to see the names of the films that are available to watch
on Pornhub. And a Mexican senator accidentally goes topless. She's changing her top as we're
having a Zoom meeting. And I mean, that had to have happened more and more across America.
Right. I mean, we saw the one guy get busted cheating because
you know, the girlfriend or the, you know, the stand.
She walked behind him as he's having a meeting naked.
So she was supposed to stay in a room.
She didn't do that.
So Senator Martha Camarena stripped off to get changed during her meeting
because she just forgot she was on that Zoom call.
She is, and while you think to yourself, well, you know, who cares?
well Martha is 66
Now she later
apologized to everyone watching
including you know
members of the meeting
the media
saying she realized that she had accidentally
broke the expected standards of contact
blaming her lack of understanding of the new technology
okay
all right but she also refused
hey I'm not going to be ashamed either
all right I'm not going to be ashamed of my body
you're not going to do that to me okay
I am a woman of
66 years of age who is breastfed four children, three of whom are today professional and
responsible men, and I feel proud of my body for having nourished them.
I am a woman who is not ashamed of her body, which I love and care for.
Well, thank you. Thank you. And, you know, just to be clear, did I look to see if I was going
to be horrified at her toplessness on the Zoom call? Yes. Yes, I did. I'm not going to
tell you whether I was horrified or not.
Just know that I looked for you.
You don't have to, you know, you don't have to look yourself.
And it's okay.
All right.
It was a mistake on her part.
And you know what?
She should not be shamed.
She's right.
And Mexico's a little pissed, though.
These people are a little mad that it got released to the media.
They're on the hunt to find out who released it.
Of course, someone released it.
If I'm on that Zoom call, I'm probably the one that releases it.
Hey, check out this.
I was just in a meeting.
Check out Senator Martha.
There you go.
At Senator Martha.
What up?
Or down, depending on which way you look at the picture.
All right, let's go to the break room.
I need to drink a Coca-Cola zero sugar.
already.
Oh my gosh.
I know.
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There's still plenty of crime going on in America.
Plenty oh crime going on in America.
You know, on top of which, most importantly, all four officers now in America.
involved in George Floyd's death are now facing criminal charges.
And I'm not going to get, you know, I'm just going to, I just wanted you to know that that's,
that did happen, right?
Until now, the only one that was charged was, was Chauvin, you know, the officer who had
his knee in Floyd's neck.
But yesterday, the attorney general, the great Minnesota attorney general,
announced that he's facing second degree murder charges, updated from 30,
degree charges and the three other officers, Thomas Lane, Tau Thao, and Jay Alexander
Kunig were charged with aiding and abetting murder. So I hope, you know, look, they've all been
charged now. Isn't that what you wanted? Isn't that what you wanted? There does seem to be,
you know, some sense in that. And remember, uh, this coming from our leaders, uh, if you act like a
criminal and you violate the law and you refuse to do what is necessary to save lives in the city
the middle of the pandemic you will we will take you to jail period really wait that was
lorry lightfoot from chicago oh she was just talking about people ignoring the stay at home
orders right not the protesters and the rioters oh i'm sorry
Never mind.
That's a, wow.
A whole different story.
You know, the other day I'm driving to work and I'm going,
one of the ways that I drive to work, I go by, I don't know,
four or five car dealerships.
And they're full of cars, right?
I mean, probably more full than ever since I don't know how many,
how car sales are doing these days,
but I'm almost positive that they're not doing that well.
but people you know you still need automobiles so if you need one you're going to get one and the lots
are all you know lit up with their cars and they're you know they're there but uh i thought wow man
with the with the stuff that's going on around the area that's a it would not want to be a car
dealership with a bunch of cars in there just to let alone getting them damaged but stolen as well well
uh 70 cars
so far in California that we know of have been stolen from a car dealership in California.
So it's coming.
It's coming.
They are, you know, they vandalized a bunch of other cars on the lot and messages of eat the rich.
Well, if the cars are on the lot, nobody bought them.
So not sure who the rich are that you're talking about.
I'm not really not really sure about that.
And one of my favorite stories in the crime window is a West Virginia woman who was pled guilty to federal health care fraud in February after an investigation into her pill mill clinic operations.
And she's, you know, she was in big trouble.
She was supposed to be sentenced on June 17th.
Well, her and her husband decided we need to get out of the.
this and they made her disappear.
And they called authorities and said she plummeted over an overlook in West Virginia as part of a scheme.
Now, I'm sorry, they didn't originally know that it was a scheme.
They just reported that she had plummeted from this overlook and they looked for her.
They searched for Julie for days.
They did find her, though.
They finally found her.
she was hiding in a closet in her house.
Yeah, she was still alive.
Her husband and her 17-year-old son
had planted some things at the overlook
and told the park ranger and the state police
that she plummeted and she must have fell into her death.
So darn the luck, we lost her.
Except that we didn't really lose her.
we were just trying to pretend that she lost her life so she wouldn't go to prison when she was
going to be sentenced on June 17th.
So,
nice try.
Nice try.
Didn't work though, but, you know, nice try.
Congratulations, too, to Ice Tea.
You know, the Special Victims Unit Law and Order Star, Ice Tea.
and former, you know, rapper, maybe he still is considered to be a huge raffer, rapper.
Craig Gore, a writer on the upcoming Law and Order spinoff that we've talked about on this show,
posted a picture of a rifle in front of his West Hollywood home and wrote,
Sunset Boulevard, well, he wrote that the sunset is being looted two blocks from me.
You think I won't light MFers up who are trying to F with my property?
I worked all my life for.
Think again.
Oh my gosh, the horror of someone directly associated with a Hollywood program.
You know, shot in New York mostly.
But living in California, do you think that that person would want to protect his property with a weapon is too much to think of?
of and Dick Wolf, the head of the Law and Order world,
he was terminating Gore immediately.
We can't have again.
We can't have that.
Wow.
Ice-T, of course, you know, quote tweeted it with OS,
the big boss's cleaning house, respect.
Right, respect.
Yeah, boy, do I do.
I hate people protecting their property?
Man, do I hate people protecting their property?
Just get stunned it when that happens.
Good news.
Let's have some good news, shall we?
All right, let's have some good news.
Fat burger.
I know.
You're thinking, wait, is that you?
No.
The California Fat Burger chain is now breaking out.
And they are going to go start going global.
Well, at least they're opening up here in Texas anyway.
Nice.
So I got some place to.
to try. I know. Fat burger. I know. It was founded in over 70 years ago out in California.
And it's opening up here in Buffalo and it's actually, or in Texas. And it's actually
opening up pretty close to where, uh, where I live here in Fort Worth, Texas. So I am
looking forward to at least trying a little Hollywood fat burger. We'll see, you know,
we'll see if it's good. Hey, I'll try it out just for you. Okay. I'll try it out for you.
Did I mention this was good news because I'll give you some bad news, too,
while Fat Burger is coming to Texas, the restaurant Lubies,
which is really one of those restaurants that's been around forever.
I don't know, you know, it's been here for more than 70 years.
They're calling Fat Burger iconic, so, you know,
Lubies has got to be iconic too.
It's cafeteria-style restaurants.
It's been here in Texas for, you know, more than 70 years.
It's closing.
So we're going to sell all our assets and the entire restaurant business.
We can't do it.
We can't stay alive anymore.
Okay.
I guess that's not good news, though, is it?
No, it's not good news.
Well, let's have more good news.
Okay.
Safe sex.
Safe sex is important.
You know that as well as I do.
If you're not going to, you know, be.
celibate, then you should have safety, right, to protect yourself.
Well, they're saying now that from a new study, researchers at Harvard University,
people who are going to engage in some sort of sexual activity should consider wearing a
face mask in addition to any other typical preventative measures.
Man, nothing says I love you.
Nothing says I want you.
Nothing says, hey, let's you and me get together like a mask.
So there's that.
Other good news?
Sure, let's have some other good news.
Cruz have removed the statue of the Philadelphia mayor, former Philadelphia mayor,
and former police commissioner Frank Rizzo.
He was a controversial guy even when he was, you know,
before he was idol,
in the statue business.
But he's gone.
They have removed it.
They came in in the dark of knife
and took that damn controversial
statue down because
that was, we can't have
that around. And the Virginia governor
announced that the Lee
statue is going
down to.
And look, the Virginia governor
is well aware
of tensions
with
civil rights
and everything as he wore blackface to have fun in his world too.
So he had to get rid of that, get rid of that Lee statue right now
because that is just something that cannot happen.
Speaking of the Civil War, a North Carolina woman, get this,
she just passed away, rest her soul, at 90 years old,
but she was the last person that was receiving Civil War pension.
That's amazing that that was still going on, right?
Especially now that we're taking down,
now that, you know, Governor Northrow, Mr. Blackface is taking down the Robert Ely's statue
from the Civil War.
Irene Triplett, daughter of a Civil War veteran died on Sunday in North Carolina.
she had received a pension of $73.13 a month from the Department of Veterans Affairs for her father's service, which began 155 years ago.
Wow.
Dad, apparently at 83 years of age in 1924, married a 34-year-old.
Good for him.
And they had a baby.
And then he,
he died like a, you know,
nine or ten years later.
So she really didn't,
you know, she got to know her dad for a little bit.
But she was still getting the Civil War pension of 7313.
She just passed away.
So thankfully, we're saving a little money in government payouts
by not paying her anymore.
All right.
A quick look at the coronavirus numbers,
6,629,790 are total cases worldwide with 389,56 deaths total worldwide at the time of this recording.
If you're listening live on the 4th of June 2020, the USA has 1,909,500 total cases as we inch closer to 2 million total cases with 109,390.
total deaths here in the USA.
China still coming in at, well, hey, they are saying that they have one new case,
so they are clearly way above 83,000 total cases at 83,022.
TSA turnstile checkpoint numbers 304,436 through the turnstiles.
So we still have ways to go.
there. According to this, the U.S. is going to prohibit Chinese passenger airlines from flying
to the United States starting June 16th. Wow. You can, uh, good luck. Good luck, my friends. Good
freaking luck. And that not creating more attentions with the, uh, with China. If that wasn't bad enough,
They're telling us now that George Floyd, you know, the man who died at the hands of the Minnesota Police Department, or at least four members and one in particular with his knee on his neck, had contracted coronavirus before he died.
Wow.
I don't know that it means anything, right?
He had hypertension.
Well, he had what they're calling a hypertensive heart.
heart disease, hypertension, fentanyl intoxication, and also had recently used meth and
phedamine, and had contracted a coronavirus a couple of months ago. So, you know, does it mean that
the man should have died? No, not even close. But it might mean something at a trial. You know,
they just up the charges a little bit on the knee boy, Chauvin. I didn't even like saying his name.
and the other three who should have done something doesn't mean anything to me and you?
Absolutely not.
All of the men being charged and being in jail should at least show that our justice system is at work
and that there's no reason to riot and pillage your neighborhoods.
But good luck.
Good luck with that.
The U.S., speaking, you know, I said that the studies earlier in the podcast,
that the study has shown that probably as part of your sex routine,
you should wear a mask now as part of your protection routine.
But the United States has now shifted guidance about wearing protective masks in public as a
recommendation, just a recommendation that people wear protective masks.
That's all you probably should.
Hey, you know, it doesn't matter.
Maybe you should.
Maybe you should.
There's been plenty of studies.
You know, to mask, to not to mask.
We've been, and then it's a, it's an agonizing struggle to mask or not to mask because, you
know, they say, well, many of the masks that are tested, you know, on the outside have,
are positive for coronavirus and other viruses.
Well, yeah, they're positive for it, but would you have contracted the virus?
Had you not been wearing the mask?
Who knows?
You know, is your body strong enough to protect yourself from catching those?
Probably.
The overwhelming amount of time, you're probably not going to get sick from it,
and it may be even good for your body to fight that off and create some sort of immunity.
I don't, you know, it's up to you to decide.
It should be up to you to decide, right?
you know, we'll see if they allow it to be up to you or not.
Many places, yeah, it's up to you, but, you know, you have to wear one.
Oh, okay.
So, hey, you don't have to wear one.
You just can't come in here unless you're wearing one.
All right.
All right, fine.
National parks are beginning to open up again.
So, you know, have fun.
Go on vacation.
It's time to go on vacation.
Get out of here.
What are you doing?
You've been doing nothing for 80.
or 90 days. Just go on a vacation. Get out of here. Although, remember that many states still have
quarantine days for visitors. So make sure you check the list. Many states coming from particular
states that bubble. You know, some states say, hey, if you're coming from these states,
if you come into our state, you have to have 14-day quarantine. Oh.
Oh, okay.
Now, I guess it's up to you to do the 14-day quarantine,
but if you don't, I mean, you know, what happens?
They throw you in jail, they kick you out, they make you leave.
You can't stop.
Some places won't let you stop if you're coming from a certain area.
You can drive through, maybe.
But if you, good luck if you have the, you know, the bubble state license plate on your car.
Drive through fast.
Well, let no drive-through fast because if you get pulled over, then for sure you're going to get in trouble.
So just make sure you drive the speed limit and get through wherever you have to go.
But if you're going on vacation, I would definitely check your destination to see if it's okay for you as an American in the United States to travel and end up at your destination safely.
be able to enjoy your destination rather than being stuck inside your motel six room for 14 days
prior to going and seeing the statue that you went there to see. Oh, wait. No, never mind.
The statue's not there anyway. Wow. Am I dumb? Sorry. Sorry. I didn't. I didn't mean to
do that. And there's more good news, though. We'll end with good news.
the Moody's analytics economist,
the chief Moody's analytics economist,
Mark Zandi, he believes the recession is over.
The COVID-19 recession is over.
And that is great, right?
And his reason behind his optimism is that the payroll report
has showed fewer jobs cut.
That's great.
And now, look, there was 1.9 million people applied for,
U.S. unemployment benefits last week.
That's the ninth straight decline since the application sparked in mid-March.
But, listen, that's less, right?
So that's good.
That's good news.
Right?
Yeah, of course.
I mean, that only means that, you know, more than a quarter of the labor force,
42.6 million people have now claimed benefits since the pandemic began.
But it's good news because there's less people that have applied for unemployment.
benefits. And so that's good news. And I just want to end the show with good news.
Now, if you're a subscriber to the podcast, we may get into some other things that aren't really good news.
But for now, thumbs up.
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appreciate you listening.
Thanks for coming along for the ride today.
I want you to remember this next week to keep your head on a swivel.
Not only on the ground, but in the sky.
NASA is tracking stadium-sized asteroid headed toward Earth.
Right?
And that's not the only one.
They're keeping tabs on five asteroids heading toward Earth over the next few.
days. One of them, as I said, is the size of a stadium. So they are on asteroid watch.
It's 1,100 feet wide, which is, you know, roughly the size of a stadium. It's expected to be
nearest to Earth on the 6th of June. So if you're listening to this on the 4th, which is the
live broadcast, you have a couple of days.
Okay, so it's supposed to get 3.16 million miles away.
That's still pretty close.
I mean, it's just right there.
I mean, you could probably reach out and touch it.
The other four asteroids don't look to impact Earth, but, you know, you never know.
Three are the size of an airplane.
You don't want that hitting the Earth.
And the fourth is the size of a house.
I don't want my house hitting the Earth either.
Now, the house size asteroid is expected to get about 1.83 million miles away.
That one, you can't reach out and touch.
It's right there.
I mean, if you happen to be looking down when it flies over, maybe you miss it.
But if you're looking up, you just reach out and put your hand up in the air and touch it.
You know, just pull it away real fast so you don't get sucked into the tail of the asteroid.
But keep your head on a swivel, man.
and keep it looking up and down and left and right and all around.
Ooh, it's going to be a song in there somewhere, right?
Gotta be.
Tiger King's still in the news.
Of course, you know, we talked yesterday or the day before, sometime this week.
We talked where the federal judge had said that Carol Baskin gets the zoo land.
The zoo's hers.
And Jeff Lowe, who has been there and taken care of the animals, has 120 days.
to vacate the property, including all the animals still living there.
Okay.
So Carol's, you know, getting the property.
That's the way it goes.
Now, I wonder what is going on with Jeff Lowe.
I mean, he's got to be just a tad unhappy, right?
Now, Lowe said that a big cat rescue corporation has no idea.
idea the amount of work is to keep this park up.
You know, maybe, maybe that's true.
Maybe it's not.
I mean, Big Cat Rescue does take care of its own logistics as well.
But he went out to say that, okay, I'm going to, you know, I'm going to open a large animal park in Thackerville, Oklahoma, in September.
It's always been our intention to leave this place.
Has it?
Okay.
I was poorly constructed
and we're happy to let her have it
wish her all the luck in the world
she can have these 16 acres
of haunted memories
we don't care about the TV show
we don't care about Carol Baskin
we care that these animals finally get
the life that they deserve
he and his wife Lauren
are both anxious
to get down to Thackerville
all right good
then whether you're anxious or not, the federal judge is pushing you with a stick saying,
get out.
So we'll see if it actually happens.
Carol has to come in there with the sheriff's department and drag him out.
That'd be fun to watch.
Now Carol is still in the news.
She, well, I mean, the sheriff talked about
the will
that was signed by
Carol's
husband, Don Lewis,
the original guy to Big Cat Rescue,
that that was forged.
Oh, okay.
They had two experts
deem that it is 100%
of forgery.
Wow. So does, what does that mean, though?
Doesn't really, you know,
can anything be done?
He disappeared in 1997.
He was finally declared dead in 2002.
They believe that he was murdered,
but there's no body and they have no one saying,
yep, I killed him.
She has said that there were, you know,
he wasn't easy to live with.
Of course, we had our moments.
But, I mean, the signature on the will,
gave her the money and, you know, back, you know, and the land, it's already done, right?
I mean, that job has already been done.
And anything that would be legally binding, I mean, the statute of limitations are well gone for that, right?
So whoever did it, I'm not saying Carol did, used according to the, uh,
according to the sheriff and the other experts,
it was traced from the 1991 marriage license.
Okay.
So,
did she have anything to do with his disappearance?
Who knows?
You know,
it was fun,
not for her.
Listening to the Tiger King,
talk about her having hubby
eaten up by the tigers
at the lion.
At Big Cat Rescue.
Well,
There's no proof.
There's no proof of any of it.
It's all just, it's all just theory.
Well, we think it happened.
Okay.
It's all just, you know, we'll just come up with an idea.
All right.
Well, good luck.
I mean, is it fun to think maybe Carol, you know, took care of a hubby?
Okay.
She waited five years, right?
2002 to finally declare him dead.
She had to.
She had to wait a little while.
He's missing.
We don't know what happened to him.
And then,
Oops, yep, he's dead.
I need him declared dead.
Here's his will.
I get everything.
Take care.
All right.
All right.
It's all yours, Carol.
Take care.
And then, you know, now what happens?
Unless the body turns up, she admits it.
Somebody else admits it and proves that he was actually murdered.
That nothing.
Carol is still Big Cat Rescue guru and taken over the land in Oklahoma from Tiger King.
And that's it.
Life as we know it goes on.
Maybe we get a new documentary, though,
with some in-depth coverage and some investigation
behind the life and times of Carol Baskin.
Which I believe was supposed to happen anyway,
but that was through her, right?
So you're going to get her spin on everything.
Anyway, what you need is somebody that's going to dig a little bit
and get behind the scenes.
and pull the layer off these onions.
I can't wait.
I can't wait.
Now, some of you have emailed and asked,
hey, the last few shows, no Chris, what's going on?
Now, my favorite email that questioned where Chris was,
asked that, you know, tell me he's not one of the statistics
from coronavirus.
Did he have a Me Too incident?
Did he become one of the Queens footmen?
Did he get caught up?
Was he offered up into the system with the fluoride in the water and the GMOs?
I don't know.
Did fat perverts at the airport grab him for the pedophile government?
Now, as far as I know, none of that is true.
I will say that what I do,
do know is that he was given tasks for the Blaze, whether it be the Blaze radio and or TV
network, that made him unavailable for this show. That's what I know. Apparently, there are
things that are more important than being a part of this show to him and the network. That's what I know.
Now, is it possible that he is sick with fluoride poisoning and the GMO is hurting him?
It's possible.
It's possible.
Is it possible that he has contracted coronavirus has not told me?
Sure, I guess.
Although I don't think that's so.
Did he become the queen's footman?
That one, I pretty much know is not true.
the queen is uh you know i'm pretty much locked down she's issued a few statements she's even issued a
statement on george floyd i couldn't bring myself to read it because it would just make me angry
because i i have i you know you know what it's going to say you just do uh and guess what queen
uh no matter how much you talk and want to be on their side you're not it's just the way it is
but you see you can't even say like the law and order writer the writer can't talk about protecting his
possessions with a weapon if they come for his property and possession i just is just remarkable times
we live in remarkable times isn't it it absolutely is you know it is you know it is
