Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Ep 582 | Fat Pile Friday: Money, Sex and Murder

Episode Date: March 19, 2021

 Digging into all the fat today… Kanye richest black man in America… She bent the knee and of course it didn’t work… Chip shortage / not the ones you eat… Sex /rich guy feels used / husband wife called out for claiming they have a lot of sex / Wife uses sex as currency / Grammys / Sex App… Sharon Stone Basic Instinct story… Subscribe to the Podcast… Subscribe to the YouTube Channel… Email to [e-mail] Subscribe www.blazetv.com/jeffy Promo code jeffy Crime/ Sheriff under fire / NY city police / Lady gets arrested no mask… Sports / Lebron Pepsi / NFL TV deals…  Space / junk / Nasa catching up… Where 911 TV shows get their ideas…  Covid / CDC guidelines / AI predictions. Politics / around the world making friends…juh              Murder Hornets may come back?... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You may have heard of the sex cult nexium and the famous actress who went to prison for her involvement, Alison Mack. But she's never told her side of the story until now. People assume that I'm like this pervert. My name is Natalie Robamed, and in my new podcast, I talked to Allison to try to understand how she went from TV actor to cult member. How do you feel about having been involved in bringing sexual trauma at other people? I don't even know how to answer that question. Alison After Nexium from CBC's Uncover is available now on Spotify. Welcome to Fat Pile Friday.

Going through every category on the show sheet today, the fat pile is, well, it's really fat today, so we've got to go from stories, sex, crime, sports, truckers, AI, space, entertainment, coronavirus, maybe a little politics in there, and anything extra stuck on the fat pile today. maybe something from the love handles as well. Welcome, welcome to chewing the fat. So congratulations to Kanye, my man Kanye West. He is now worth $6.6 billion. Congratulations.

His, apparently his sneaker deal and apparel business, you know, is, worth a lot of money. Yeezy is worth $3.2 billion. The rest is worth $4.7 billion. He's doing okay. He's doing okay.

He's 43-year-old rapper, still known as a rapper instead of a businessman or musician, is worth $6.6 billion, like I said, which is a significant increase to what is reported worth

was way back in 2020. And so, you know, Congratulations. You know, good for him. That money is going to go down a little bit, though, when the divorce to Kim happens. Who just remember we talked about her filing for divorce last month. Got to take care of the kids.

You've got to take care of the X. So I would say that he's going to be worth, you know, maybe $4 billion, $4,000 or $5 billion. After it's all said and done, we'll see. but you never know. I love the headline, though, as it becomes that Kanye is the richest black man in America now. I was reminded that they don't say richest African-American because that would be Elon Musk,

who is, I think it probably has triple citizenship, right? He's South African, Canadian, and American. But that still makes him African. him African-American. Anyway, congratulations. And couldn't happen to a greater guy. Nothing I want more than people to be billionaires. I really don't care.

If it's creating jobs with Yeezy and a gap and anything else that he does, good. It couldn't be better. Now, I remember we talked about the election. Alexi, Alexi McHamond was, you know, deemed to be editor-in-chief at Teen Vogue, and she had tweeted all these horrible tweets while she was in college, and we ran down some of the tweets that she had tweeted. Now, she went around and bent the knee to everyone. She bent the knee to the world.

She went to every employee, every department. She openly discussed what a, you know, they were terrible. I'm sorry. And she, I mean, she bent the need to have this job as editor-in-chief of Teen Vogue. And it still wasn't enough. Should have called me. I could have told you. It will never be enough.

She attempted to prove me wrong. she attempted to prove this program and you wrong but it didn't work because we are correct never bend the me to the rage mob never bend the knee to the rage mob it ever it never works out never i say that and then i thought of one this morning on pat show that actually worked out when blake lively and uh ryan reynolds bent the saying they were sorry. But the thing, I think I was trying to see what the difference was. They bent the knee by apologizing for their wedding at the antebellum. What was the place? Oh, gosh.

And it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. It was on a plantation and that was bad enough. But they, when things started going south for other people doing the antebellum thing, they jumped forward and beat, they never got beat up for it, they beat the rush and bent the knee and said, we're sorry how terrible it was,

what a horrible thing, gave a couple hundred thousand to the NAACP. So they kind of jumped ahead of getting beaten up for it, which was obviously a good move for them because it worked. But it didn't work for Alexa. She's out. Have a nice day.

Like I said, and she bent the knee to everyone. man and tried to make it seem like it was, you know, I was in college and I'm a different person. And I believe that she is. But it doesn't matter to those rage mobbers at Teen Vogue, man. Not one iota. Get out. And she now followed their instructions and got out.

So yesterday we mentioned that Ford was going to allow 30,000 employees who have been work from home to keep working from home after the pandemic winds down, which I thought was nice of them. But they also put out a headline or the headline was put out that the United Auto Workers Union informed workers that Ford, that very same company, plans to move a major project worth 900 million from Ohio to its plant in Mexico, which I thought was nice. Well, now we find out that they're going to cut shifts. partially building pickups and SUVs due to a chip shortage. The F-150 pickups and edge SUVs are going to be made

and they're going to cancel shifts because there's a chip shortage. And then I see a story that talks about how Samsung, co-CEO, warned that the global chip shortage will ding business performance. he said Samsung may skip the introduction of his new Galaxy Note phone because of the lack of chips. And remember, Apple is now backing away from Intel because they're going to do their own chip. And they don't want to use Intel.

So they're fighting with Intel. I mean, that's been, what, 15 years or longer as they were using chips from Intel. So, man, good luck. Now we've got a shortage of chips. And, I mean, we may end up having a shortage of the chips that I actually like that you can eat. But these particular chips, I mean, they're stopping production and cutting down on our cell phones, our computers, and obviously our computers and our vehicles because Ford will not be the only one unless, you know,

other car companies have a backlog of chips, you know, stuck at the port somewhere, which, I mean, Maybe they do, but I doubt it. All right, we got more stories to get to. Under the heading of sex, right? We've got, these stories have been in the fat pile this week, and I just haven't had a chance to get to them, which you say, but Jeff, there's under the heading of sex, and you haven't got to them?

Well, this one in particular, I haven't. You know, there's a few. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, seven stories that, you know, have not gotten into they're still in the fat pile under the sex headline. A Las Vegas Timeshare mogul Stephen J. Kalubeck

filed court documents with accusations that Instagram star Stephanie Gersanski conning him. Oh no. Oh no. Klubeck 59 gave her expensive gifts, according to him

like $1.3 million in gifts. Man, must be nice. nice to be her. But he claimed she posed as a fashion model while secretly selling nudes on only fans from his home in Las Vegas to his aeroplane. Oh my gosh. And so they made him upset. If she would have just said, you know, give me a cut. I'll take a cut from it. He would have been fine. But he was mad that he gave her gifts. And she posed nude wearing his son's Yamika. Oh, man.

And she has called him a jilted ex who will stop at nothing to get her back. Oh, yeah. You know, there's probably a lot to be said about that because he was all in love, giving her credit cards, buying her Louis Vuitton, designer items, giving her caviar. She's just using the places to pose nude for the only fans account. So, hey, you know, nothing says love like posing nude at the boyfriend's Timesharehouse and his airplane and his jet.

Then saying, you know, have a nice day. Thanks for the gifts. So you can understand why he was a little upset. And this story, under the sex heading, again, according to this story, a mommy claims that I use sexual. favors as currency in my marriage. Duh. According to this story, her and her husband have been happily married for five years and we have

two little kids. You know what? I don't even need to read the story. This is Headline Friday. It's Fat Pile Friday. Just let me say the headline, I use sexual favors as currency in my marriage. I want to say, duh. Now, I'm sure that the answer to this from Scary Mommy is that sure.

shouldn't happen, right? Let them know your concerns and whatever. That's been, that's an age old, an age old action in marriages and relationships, sexual favors as currency. Now, she's claiming it's in marriage, but, you know, happens for almost everything. So a soccer star has said in an interview that they have, he and his. The wife or the girlfriend, they've been together. I'm not real sure if their wife has sex 12 times a day.

And heaven forbid that somebody says that they have sex 12 times a day because we've got to fact check that. We can't believe someone who says they have sex with their wife or their husband 12 times a day. My gosh, what is he doing? There's no chance in hell anyone who has a full-time job, especially one with travel and time commitments of an athlete. is having sex a dozen times a day, there's a better chance I'm a billionaire by the end of the week than this story being true.

Okay, well, let's say that he's asked and he's in love with his wife or that she's asked and she's in love with her husband. And they say, yeah, we have an absurd sex drive. And you know what? We have sex, you know, dozens of times a day. Well, that may be when they're together, when they're not together maybe they don't you know that's what couples do but they're so in love that when they're together it's a bidness day they have serious bittness going on so what's the big deal it was yeah i mean it's just amazing to me what constitutes the press to go after somebody do you believe that that soccer player and his wife said that they have sex

dozens of times a day together. No, that's not possible. I don't believe it. Oh, okay. No problem. Then, you know, we're going to go after them and write a big expose that can't possibly be true. Just remarkable. We talked a little bit about the Grammys and how bad they were, and we talked about

the Cardi B, you know, the performance, and, you know, people are still all wound up. And I know that, you know, anti-porn groups rip the explicit Grammys. That's been going on for a long time. You know, I know the performance was, you know, agonizing. And, you know, obviously it was, you know, very sexual in content. But the Grammys have done explicit performances for a long time. That's what makes it the Grammys. So to think that this is something extravagantly different,

I don't know that I agree with that. that. And there's a new sexual content app that people are a little concerned about. And, you know, it's in Australia. Now, it, uh, you know, I don't know that I agree with the sexual content app as it is, but, uh, the police commissioner in Australia said the app could be utilized in order to establish positive consent. And many people have said, ooh, no, that could be used by abusers and argue that it's not a long-term solution to the problem of sexual assault. Well, no, it's not.

But because, and you want to know why? Not because of the app. We like the app. We like the app. But what's the problem is that no can be said at any time. Okay? Consent can be withdrawn at any time

in the relationship. So if you said yes and then it went to the app and the app you said yes on the app, oh no. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Because at some point you may say no in the process. And then what happens? Are you able to update the app? No. Maybe if we just have the app listen.

Turn the app on and we listen. And then we know we have all, we have audio evidence. right right of course look there is protests and marches all over the world going on about harassment and sexual abuse of women whether it be in Australia or the United States or whatever country and according to this sexual assaults rose 10% in 2020 with about 1,500 women coming forward, and only 2% of those led to guilty verdicts in the court. So this is in Australia. So the fact that you've signed up in the beginning doesn't mean that you're up for everything

that your partner suggests. You can withdraw consent. We need to be teaching consent to our kids as part of a respectful relationship program that's age appropriate in our schools and in our homes. I couldn't agree more with that. Honestly, I couldn't agree more with that. we also need to realize that well no i better not say that i couldn't agree more with that i'll just leave it there just just say yes on the app and we'll move ahead okay all right let's go to the break room

i need something cold to drink desperately oh so good oh man and that's why you go to the break room. Hey, the Sharon Stone story, I don't know what to do with it. I don't know. I mean, I enjoy the story, but I feel like they're trying to get me to be mad at this Hollywood thing. But again, it's, she was asked something. It didn't happen. And then I'm supposed to feel bad that it actually was asked of her. She says a producer told her to sleep with basic instinct co-star to build chemistry. Okay. So this was the basic instinct movie. You know, the one where she spread her legs apart with Michael Douglas. And it was in the movie, which she didn't think was going to be in the movie, by the way, and when she talks about it in this story, she said that she had a producer,

which she didn't name, bring him in to, bring her into his office, and he had malted milk balls and a little milk carton type container under his arm with the spout open. and he said the chocolate balls were falling out of the spout and rolling all over the wood floor. And so that is a way for anyone who knows who this person is, right? You know, this guy has always got, or woman, oh, no, he, he always had these malted milk balls with him. So anybody inside Hollywood knows who that is, right?

She doesn't have to name him. And she said that he explained to her why I should F my co-star so that we could have on-screen chemistry. Now, we don't know who the producer is. We're guessing that it's Michael Douglas, but she doesn't say, she just said co-star. There were other people in the movie, but the main star is Michael Douglas and Basic Instinct.

And she said, I told the producer, it was my job to act, and I said so. Oh, and so then it was, they didn't force you to sleep with your co-star, and you still remained in the movie, got paid, and won your awards for being in the stupid movie, right? So what's the big deal?

Are we supposed to believe that it's horrible that this guy asked her to do that? I mean, he's trying to produce a movie, trying to make it better. If we get better on-screen chemistry between you and the co-star, then, you know, that's much better for the movie. so we need you know it'd be nice if you could if you guys could you know take care of a little

business but she said no and it was okay so then she talked about how the scene where she you know uncrosses her legs while sitting in the chair uh she said that they shot that and she was called in to see it and they said uh the director um she said they made her take her panties off because it was reflecting the light. And then they called her in to see the shot. And the director and there were agents and lawyers there. And they were all watching. And she said, that's how I saw my vagina shot for the first time.

Long after I'd been told, ah, we can't see anything. Don't worry about it. Just remove your panties. The white light is reflecting. Okay, so she's pissed, right? They told her that they couldn't see anything. And then they could. Right.

Now, okay. So then she said, I'm going to get an injunction. and, you know, go after her. And she said, first at the time, that would give the film an X rating. But remember, this was 92. Not now when we have erect penises on Netflix. She has a point there. But she said, then after she got mad, through her fit.

And then she said, after the screening, I let Paul know the options. And they all knew I had the options. And, you know, I went away. and then I did have all these choices So I thought and thought And you know what? I chose to allow the scene in the film Because it was correct for the film

And for the character And after all, I did it. Oh! So you had the opportunity to fight And not get it in the movie. Then you went home mad and realized, You know, it's probably the right thing to do for the movie.

which it was turned you into a superstar, turned the made the movie, that was what the movie was. And you know what? And heck, I did it. I mean, I didn't say no when they told me to take my panties off and spread my legs.

So are we supposed to be mad at that? I guess we are. You know what? I am mad at them. I'm mad at them for making her do that and paying her, and I wish they would have just sent her away. It's just stupid.

I don't understand. she had the choice and the choices worked out how she expected them to work out after she made the choice. Isn't that the way it's supposed to work? It's not a bad thing. Just another thing that's not a bad thing is you subscribing to this show. If you're listening to this show right now and you're not a subscriber to chewing the fat, please become a subscriber to chewing the fat.

Okay, it's free. So you become a free loading subscriber. Right now, if you're listening and you're not a free loading subscriber, you're just a free loader. And nobody likes a freeloader. Okay? Nobody. And everyone wants people to like them, even Sharon Stone. So, which is why she decided to leave the, you know, leg spreading scene in basic instinct.

And she was correct. So you would be correct by subscribing to chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher. Okay. That's why I man spread every day on this show. I do it for you. I do it for you, the freeloading subscribers. So if you're listening and you're a freeloader, again, no one likes you. But if you subscribe to the show, you can be part of the team.

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We talked the other day on this show and about my son Hunter, which I am so excited about that movie. I cannot wait for him to get that movie done. But you have an opportunity

to invest in the making of my son Hunter, but you can listen to that. Either on my podcast, Tuesday of this week, I think. I think it was Tuesday. It might have been Wednesday. They all get mashed together.

And it's up on my YouTube page, too, the last video content that I posted on my YouTube page. All right, under our crime heading today, let's start with Cherokee County, Georgia, shall we? Captain Jay Baker, the public information officer at the Cherokee County, Georgia Sheriff's Office. Now, he was asked to not be the spokesman any longer. I know.

And you can think of how what a horrible thing this guy did to be asked to not be the spokesman anymore. Want to know what he said? He was asked the shooter's state of mind, you know, the shooter that shot up the massage parlors. and he was asked, hey, you know, the mindset when the detectives brought him in. And he commented that the guy, you know, said he had a really bad day. And that, you know, for him and this is what he did. It's just incredible. The investigators, they interviewed him this morning, and they got that impression that, yes,

he understood the gravity of it. And he was pretty much fed up and it had been kind of at the end of his rope. And yesterday was a really bad day for him and this is what he did. Remorseful? Okay. Remorseful? I don't know if he was remorseful or not. I don't know if he was remorseful or not.

So that was his mindset. You know what the reporters asked. Now he can't be the spokesman anymore because they claim that he was the one who said it was a bad day for him. It wasn't him who said it. He didn't say it. He was saying that's what the shooter. I mean, it's just incredible. So now they have to go back and find something even, you know, worse than him commenting.

Because they know I think they screwed up. All right. I pretty much know they screw up. So they don't say that he was saying what the shooter said. They just said the allegations of criticism and Oliver Baker description of the spot shooting suspect. Yeah, continue to grow. That's what it was.

It was his description that it wasn't the description. He didn't say the kid was having a bad day. He said that's what the kid thought. I just, I can't freaking take it. So now, again, we have to go back and find out and he did something horrific. And this is another reason that we have to hate him. Okay.

This is Captain Jay Baker, Cherokee County, Georgia Sheriff's Office. At one point, he was photographed with a T-shirt on that is being described as an anti-Asian message about COVID-19. It was a T-shirt that said COVID-19 imported VIII. virus from China, you know, the way that it's portrayed that Trump says it, C-H-Y-N-A. And apparently it was a Facebook account of his that was a picture of him in that t-shirt, and that has been deleted. However, CNN was fortunate enough to access the photo through a cash-aid copy. So that's good.

It's just a shirt. it doesn't mean that first of all first of all saying that the COVID-19 disease came from China is not

an anti-Asian message and he didn't say yeah well the kid was having a bad day and that's why he did it he said that's what the kid thought I can't

freaking take it anymore in New York in New York a man was arrested and it was a horrible thing that he did

I'm not kidding you okay this you want to know what a horrible thing he was he was arrested for two counts of aggravated harassment he drew in the snow and then

came back and drew with some chalk. I know. I know. So this 50-year-old man caught on security camera was scribbling an anti-Semitic symbol along with a pentagram and 666 on the sidewalk outside of Temple Emmanuel in New York. Now, two guards who were there called the cops and it was the same guy.

They soon realized that the guy who, drew the hateful symbol with his finger in the snow came back with chalk i mean he was filmed drawing a swastika in the snow come on now come on we're arresting people for harassment aggravated harassment for drawing in the snow and using chalk, I know the symbols of hate they are. I know it was in front of a temple, but it was in the snow and in chalk. It doesn't take much to get rid of those. Oh, it's not about getting rid of those, Jeff. it's about the hate that they represent and the harassment that someone could see those in the snow

okay okay you got me i mean i know that in new york bill de blasio wants the NYPD to go knock on doors to root out hateful behavior had maybe they stopped at this guy's apartment and not NYPD yeah we know you're not doing anything wrong but man if you see something that's anti-Asian

or do you have any neighbors that you think are you know could be criminal let us know and you know maybe maybe it wouldn't happen if the police showed up at the door

oh okay so now you just just want to have the police come by and hey you might not be doing anything now but we just want you to know we're here and it's not going to be enough that we're parked outside your building or we're down the street uh i know that we're you know we're getting defunded and there's less stuff we can do and you know here's a social worker behind us but just let me just to let you know uh don't be thinking about uh don't be doing anything wrong. Okay, we're just giving warnings. That's all. We just stopped by to give you a warning.

What? What? You're freaking kidding me? It's just unbelievable. Another New York story that I think the anti-maskers are actually excited about, although it didn't gain as much steam because once you read the story, you realize that it's not really about the mask. so a judge has removed a six-year-old from her mother because she didn't wear a mask while dropping her off at school.

Now, the six-year-old, the mother didn't wear a mask while dropping her off outside of the school. The child did have a mask on. So the mother explained in a phone call that her daughter was already inside the building and wearing a mask with the school nurse and school security attempted to force her a doctor to wear a mask on the public street in front of the building where they drop off takes place. She refused.

She explained to the school nurse that had come out and was aggressively demanded that she put on a mask, but it was already leaving and did not accept it. The next thing I know, my daughter has taken away from me. So she's separated, but the deal is that she's going through a really bad divorce. and hubby is looking for any reason to take this kid away from her. And he's found away, and this was it. She's not permitted to see or even speak to her daughter. She has supervised visits with her daughter two a week,

and she still needs to wear a mask inside her own home. That's what the judge told her that she had to wear a mask. mask to see the daughter. Ah, no. Uh, no. Have a nice day. Now, I know that, you know, hubby is, you know, demanding that she no longer be permitted to drop off or pick up her child from school.

I mean, they just hate each other. Hate each other. So this is what you get, and they're just tearing the kid apart for it. I hope they're happy. under the sports heading basketball star lebron james just inked a new deal with pepsi after working with a coca cola since he was 18 uh lebron's going to face uh be the face of pepsies new morning energy drink plus he's going to promote some of its other brands and take part in the company's social justice efforts and that's special the NFL just signed uh

new media deal worth over a hundred a billion dollars signed new media rights agreements with CBS NBC Fox ESPN and Amazon collectively worth over a hundred and ten billion dollars over 11 years wow nearly doubling the value of its previous contracts just amazing it's good to be in the NFL. It is good to be in the NFL. Under our heading of space, the space station tossed out a 2.9

ton hunk of space junk. I just threw it. I just threw it into space. It's supposed to burn up. You know, it's just batteries. Ah, be fine. I don't worry about it. If it doesn't burn up or it burns, you know, some of it stays in the atmosphere. Ah, I don't

worry about it alone. There's nothing in those batteries that, well, there is some stuff. in those batteries that could hurt some people, but it'll be fine. This goes back to why I wanted to create space garbage. We need to have space garbage pickup. Man, I'm telling you, it's a billion-dollar idea. We have, and I appreciate the emails that sent me the space junk story. Thank you.

Those of you, the email Chewing the Fat at the Blaze.com. Thank you very much. I appreciate it. But you're right. This is actually an example of, why it's needed. We talked about, one of the emails,

you know, brought up the Andy Griffith show, again, the salvage one, but, you know, back in the 70s, but we need to do that. That is,

we need to become the space junk mafia. Because that stuff is, we got thousands of things flying around out there. It's going to be some damage. It's going to cause some damage really soon. And under the space heading one more time,

NASA, the headline says, Nassah completes major test on rockets that could make humans back to the moon. Wow, way to get on board. Yeah, we've already talking about wanting to, you know, build a sperm bank on the moon. And Elon's shooting people up into space every day. And Blue Origin is shooting stuff up. And was it Blue Origin?

Now, Blue Origin is Amazon. And they already said they're going to back up. didn't get the government project, so they're backing up their plans for space. But you've got SpaceX and you've got Virgin Galactic, right? They're already doing it. And I know, you know, Lockheed Martin and Boeing and there's a few other, you know, space companies. But the big ones are SpaceX, Virgin Galactic, and Blue Origin. And Blue Origin already said, and we're going to back that off a little bit.

So, I mean, NASA, congratulations for, you know, finally getting there. Wow. You guys are You guys are picking up the pace, man. Good job. Trying to get through Fat Pile Friday today. I mean, there's always so much fat

built up hanging over the belt line. You know, the love rolls, the love handles. There's all kinds of fat. And I try to get rid of as much as I can on Fridays. And, you know, I'm trying.

I'm doing the best I can for you today. I'm chewing the fat, okay? but you ever wonder where TV shows get their ideas? And especially, you know, they've got, you know, the 911 shows. You know, the 911, the one in Los Angeles, and 911 Texas or Austin or whatever the heck the name of it is. And so I'm reading this story in Idaho where this rescue took place. When the trooper first arrived on the scene, the pickup had gone over the edge of a bridge and was held only by a safety chain connected to a camper trailer.

Now, you look at the pictures and the truck is just hanging off the side of this bridge. It's about a hundred foot drop. I think that's what they said. Yeah, 180 to 100 feet drop. Now, they, in the truck was a 67-year-old man from Garden City, Idaho, and a 64-year-old woman who were guessing his wife or girlfriend from Garden City. Both were transported to Magic Valley Hospital with what appeared to be life,

non-life-threatening injuries. Now they were hanging off the side. They were driving this big trailer behind their Ford F-150, Fort, I'm sorry, F-350, 2004. And they've got a 30-foot camper they're pulling behind. And they lost control, according to witnesses. And the camper swerved hitting the right, shoulder barrier, then went left until the truck was sliding on the left side guardrail,

and then the truck tipped over the bridge with the camper blocking off both eastbound lanes. Only the safety chain attached is keeping the truck from falling down that 80 to 100 foot drop. And it's just hanging there off the side of the bridge. The man and the woman in a seatbelt, still in the truck, alive, with two dogs. Now, the rescue team got there and got them out and rescued them safely. obviously. I mean, that's what we're talking about, and got the two dogs out safely.

Now, can you imagine, the only thing I could think of in my head as I'm reading the story, I'm looking at the pictures, can you imagine being the guy and you're hanging off of this bridge, the dogs are barking, the wife is screaming at you

because you were driving too fast to begin with. I told you you were driving too fast. We couldn't be driving this fast, but we're going down. this highway over these bridges. It gets too windy and you lose just like you did.

I mean, when the rescue guys get there, you got to imagine the guy was just like, let me drop. Just let me drop, please. Under the heading of COVID-19, the CDC has shortened the COVID social distancing guidelines

for kids in school. It's no longer six feet. It is three feet. So they are recommended between K and 12 students, regardless of whether community transmissions is low, moderate, or substantial. Doesn't matter. The recommendation is that kids can stay three feet apart. Now, they also then, it goes on to say, well, it's recommended that middle school and high school students should probably stay six feet apart. if schools aren't able to keep students and teachers in assigned groups.

But don't worry about it because we've already said that K through 12 can do the three feet. It's just make up your mind. Make up your mind what you're doing. Okay, that's all I want. Just make up your mind. And they're trying, I guess, I guess. And there's news that artificial intelligence has now been developed by the University of Copenhagen that can predict with a 90%

accuracy rate whether someone undiagnosed is at risk from dying if they catch COVID-19. Oh, wait, what? That's right. 90% accuracy. So researchers studied 3,944 positive cases in Denmark and used positive cases taken by the UK Biobank for external validation, took common risk factors, age, BMI, hypertextual hypertension into account to formulate the algorithm. The AI model predicted risk of death at different stages,

at diagnosis, at hospital admission, and at intensive care admission. Out of the 3,944 patients who were tracked for the study, 324 died of COVID-19. The men who died were all between 73 and 87 years of age, with clear signs of high blood pressure and BMI impacting the results. The group of men proved to be one of the highest risk of mortality as a result. So the AI program would predict that men at that age range, at that age range with blood pressure and BMI at a higher risk.

Really? Thank you. So they developed this algorithm which managed to predict the risk of death and findings that were further backed up in the rest of the study. 90% that can figure out, do you want to know? Do you want the AI to test you? Do you want it to come in and be probed for the... Wait, I don't know if he has to probe you. I don't know what the AI has to do

if he has to touch you, probe you, feel you, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know what the AI's got to do, but I just know that they can predict it. So I don't know if they wave it over you, or they come in and they, you know, pickle you or whatever. But, you know, either way,

they could decide, hey, you know what, I mean, if they say, yeah, you got a 90% chance of, you know, kicking over. I mean, it could be the 10% You could be that, couldn't you? I think so. I mean, I don't want to know.

I don't want to know. Don't tell me. Okay, under the politics heading. I know, I know I try to stay away, but this is going to, you know, I'm going to jokingly put under as a heading for this. Hey, want to feel better? Well, not really.

You're not going to feel better after this. But you need to know it. Okay, just take this with you. Take that with you as you go through your day. Okay, it goes through this weekend, for those of you listening live on the 19th of March 2021. We've got the big weekend coming up. It's the, what is it, the equinox this weekend, Saturday morning. You've got the Saturday morning Vernal Equinox, the astronomical arrival of spring.

So, you know, enjoy it. Okay, spring is in the air. the U.S. Department of Commerce is said to expand restrictions on exports to Russia in response to the chemical weapon poisoning. Well, don't forget that Vladimir is pissed at the Biden administration, right?

Called the U.S. ambassador, called the ambassador back, right? Because he's pissed that Biden called Putin a killer. we have Putin saying hey Joe why don't we talk publicly over the

you know we'll Zoom we'll have a Zoom meeting and we'll air it publicly yeah no Joe's busy man we'd like that to happen but no now as much as I would like to maybe kind of have that happen I don't want to it would be too embarrassing for the U.S.

Kamala Harris the vice president of the United States, went in front of the UN and pledged to fight for women and democracy. That's good. That's good to go in front of the UN for that. U.S. is in talks with Israel on Iran. I don't know why.

I mean, Iran just revealed an underground missile city. That's it, though. Yeah, that's it. just an underground missile city, which is exactly what Israel will not allow. It's just, oh my gosh. Oh, my gosh. Biden said he's proud of Secretary of State

after a confrontation with China. So now we've got Putin pissed. We got China pissed. We got Gigi penda bear pissed. Right? But she's talking nice in front of the U.N. a female that you know she's Vice President Kamala Harris

not the president by the way speaking in front of the UN it's just like she's calling all these world leaders and I mean it's appropriate I guess that she's called most of them for her to speak in front of the United Nations but President Biden isn't speaking there it's just

amazing to me and because the power is shifting toward China great Britain has said yeah you know what More nukes are needed. Now, we're going to have to get some more nukes. So, yeah, the power is shifting toward China. So we got that to worry about.

And then my favorite, I think, is Kim Jong-un's sister warns the Biden administration about causing a stink. A word of advice to the new administration of the United States that is struggling to spread the smell of gunpowder on our land from across. the ocean. If it wants to sleep in peace for the coming four years, it had better refrain from causing a stink at its first step. So the tensions are rising with North Korea too. That's good. Man, that is good. Good times. Good times. I'm so happy we have this new administration doing what this new administration is doing because they are bringing the world together. And I'll tell you what,

I'll tell you what, it makes me hate Donald Trump even more because what did that guy ever do? Exactly. Exactly. Okay? All right then. That's what I'm saying.

And one last thing to, I don't know, bring it all together for you. Okay. I got an email from Jay, the letter, Jay, who asked, tired of the Rona, high gas prices. Oh, by the way, gas prices.

Over three bucks a gallon here in Texas now. Good job, President Biden. Green screen presidents. Well, murder hornets are back. So I read the story link that he sent. And it's really, I mean, they're kind of back, not really. It's just that they are concerned they're going to come back in the summer.

One of the Department of Agriculture guys that eradicated the nest that they found, where they found, I mean, it was an incredible member. They found 500 live murder hornet specimens, including 200 queens in the nest. I mean, I was glad they killed the nest. But he claims that, hey, this is a species. We want to not top. tolerate here in the United States. Yeah, no kidding.

They're not supposed to be here, and we're going to get as many as we can this time. We may not get them all, but we're going to get them all at one point or another. Okay, good. They're claiming, now, remember, they tied the little trackers on them and lost them, and they think that they came here on a ship. They don't know how they got here. The people in Washington, the people in Washington State, who are going after the murder ornets, They're the Asian giant hornets.

I know they're not murder hornets. Don't start. And they're not murder hornets. Haven't you ever seen the videos? Don't you know? And, you know, I know that Coyote Peterson stung himself with the Japanese giant hornet. We got it. I mean, that's what Cody does, right?

Cody Peterson, if you haven't seen his YouTube channel and his show as it gets bitten by all these different. kind of insects and animals. The guy is just amazing. But I know that they're not murder hornets, okay? No, I understand that they're not murder hornets, but that's what we're calling him. And whether the Japanese like it or not, that's what we're calling them, okay? They're the giant murder hornets. Isn't that better than Asian giant hornets?

Can't we just call them murder hornets and be done with it? Isn't it anti-Asian sentiment? If we call these giant bees, the Japanese murder hornets, isn't it? Or the Asian hornets, isn't it? No, let's just call them murder hornets and be done with it. And then let's call them dead murder hornets because nobody wants them here in the U.S. In fact, I'd say let's say let's. Let's exterminating them from the planet.

I'm okay with exterminating from the planet. I know, Peter. I know you're against it. We don't want anything like that happening. But you know what? I'm okay with them being extinct. Let's say, hey, look, there's a stuffed Asian giant murder hornet. They're extinct now.

And we'll leave it at that. Shall we? No.