Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Ep 678 | Inappropriate

Episode Date: August 3, 2021

Kanye passes The King… Inappropriate-illegal behavior / Cuomo / Napolitano / Deshaun… Convenience store workers responsible for drunk drivers in NM & TN…  Twitter to elevate “credible information”… Unjected won’t be on the Apple app store or Instagram… Subscribe to the YouTube Channel… Email to [e-mail] Subscribe www.blazetv.com/jeffy Promo code jeffy… Reese sells company for 900 million… Lord of the Rings TV show coming Sept 2022… Cooking with Paris… Lowest score ever on Jeopardy… Olympics / medals / soccer / high jump… Snoop wants representation in the NBA-NFL ownerships… Ice worms… Sharks in Canals… Covid / vax numbers / booster shots… Infrastructure bill / quick breakdown… Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Get no frills delivered. Shop the same in-store prices online and enjoy unlimited delivery with PC Express Pass. Get your first year for $250 a month. Learn more at pceexpress.ca.ca. So congratulations are in order to Kanye West. Yay! Who now scores a new Hot 100 smash on this week's chart alongside Pop Smoke and Push a Tea As the three hip-hop talents are credited on the track, Tell the Vision, which opens up at number 49.

That means that Kanye breaks out of his tie with the king, Elvis Presley. Kanye now has 110 hot 100 appearances to his name. He finally passes the king, Elvis Presley, who had 109. And, you know, look, does that make him Elvis Presley? No. I think not. And you know, you look at who's left on that chart, making him number nine. You have Drake is number one.

The Glee cast is number two. Lil Wayne is number three. Taylor Swift is number four. Future is number five. Nikki Minaj at 119. And Kanye West at 110 and Elvis is 109. And actually, Elvis really predated the inception of the Hot 100 by two years. So he's charted actually 150 singles on the Billboard if you were tracking his entire career.

So as an artist, that puts him up to four, I guess. But let's be clear, none of these people, none of these artists are what Elvis Presley was, is. and will continue to be. We clear? Okay, good. Welcome. Welcome to chewing the fat. So a lot happening in the inappropriate world.

And by inappropriate, I mean, some of it is illegal. We know that the Andrew Cuomo harassment report is out, And he definitely sexually harassed multiple women, says the state's attorney. And he'll be lucky to continue his job as governor of the great state of New York. We have Andrew Napolitano out at Fox News. After a producer claimed he was sexually assaulted by the former judge, his name John Fawcett, the former production assistant. Now, he's filed suit.

Regarding Andrew Napolitano's conduct this past Monday. Now, he alleges that during a 2019 interaction in an elevator at Fox News headquarters, Napolitano stood awkwardly close to him and began stroking his arm. Napolitano then told Fawcett he could come visit him on his horse farm in New Jersey and suggestively set his hands, get really dirty. I mean, okay. So anyway, he's pissed because Fox got rid of Andrew and nothing else happened. Fox claims they investigated the claims,

addressed the matter with both parties, and the network has said we've parted ways. We take all allegations of misconduct seriously and are committed to providing a safe, transparent, and collaborative workplace environment for all of our employees. Furthermore, the additional allegations laid out of the claim are completely baseless, and nothing more than a desperate attempt at a parent.

payday by trying the case in the court of public opinion as the complaint does not meet the standards of the law. We will defend the matter vigorously in court. So there you have it. As Fawcett just tried to get some money from Fox? Sure sounds that way, doesn't it? Then we move on to Deshawn Watson. I know. There was a big story yesterday that talked about the therapist who did an interview on some show, and she talked about the inappropriate experiences with Deshaun. Now, is it inappropriate? Yes. Is it illegal?

I don't know. Even listening to her, it sounds like, okay, you know, is it illegal? I don't think so. She claimed that during multiple sessions, he asked her if she wanted to put his man, heart in her mouth. Is that illegal to ask someone that? You know, I don't know. I don't think it is.

But is it wrong? I guess. You know, depending on the setting. Sure, it's wrong. And she claimed that he requested that she massage inside his butt. Is that illegal? I know, I don't think so. if you're getting a massage and you want certain parts massaged,

how is the massage therapist supposed to know if you don't ask? I don't know. I mean, is it inappropriate? You bet. Is it illegal? There was no, in this interview that I saw from this massage therapist, there was nothing illegal about what he was doing. And she even said that she, you know, would be massaging him and he would stretch his arms up behind him and then, you know, accidentally rub his hands against her and she had to back away from him.

But illegal? I don't think so. Way inappropriate. Turns people, you know, is he a dirt bag? I guess. Sure. We'll see how long. Let's see what the NFL does about it.

don't know what they can do, except tell people that when you're being massaged, you can't ask to have the inside of your rear end massage. But I guess, you know, if you need that, if that's something that you would do, I would say that it's, I mean, how is the massage therapist supposed to know? But there's more than 20 accusations against Deshaun, so we'll see how that inappropriate behavior or the accusations of inappropriate behavior, how that ends up with the NFL and what happens should bode well for some really good signs inside the stadium this year when Deshaun is playing. I've already have a few in my head of what we can see.

Don't know if television will air them, but it would be really funny to see them at the stadium. And if he screws up during the game, holy cow. Sean, why don't you put it in your mouth? Hey, why don't you massage this butt? Oh, man, it could get, I could get ugly at the stadium. So something to look forward to anyway. That's all I'm saying. Another thing to look forward to, if you work at a convenience store,

you could become liable for selling gas to a person who's drunk. That's exactly what happened in New Mexico. and the New Mexico Supreme Court just agreed. Wow. Okay. We're saying that the convenience store guy is liable for selling gas to someone that's drunk. Are you testing them when they come in to pay? And in today's world, how do you?

I mean, you don't even go in, right? If you're, even if you're drunk, you could struggle putting your card into the tank. into the machine and, you know, lean back and forth. I don't look, I'll put the garbage in the machine. So way back in 2011, there was a gas station attendant who sold gas to an intoxicated driver. And after leaving the gas station and returning to the highway, the driver crossed the center line and crashed into an oncoming car. Very sad.

And the driver had blood alcohol, content would more than double the legal limit. So they are now making it, you know, the gas station attendant can be held liable. Wow. Okay. I don't know that that can be true. I guess Tennessee is another state where they place liability on filling stations. Okay, I mean, I don't know, you know, the little girl, I say little girl, you know, the young lady working behind the counter of the gas station at the convenience store.

When you go in and you purchase your bag of chips and maybe another six pack of beer and she realizes, wow, you're drunk, I can't sell you gas. what happens after that? I don't know. I mean, this case went to the Supreme Court, the New Mexico Supreme Court, because they wanted to hear it and they agreed to hear it because the Federal Appeals Court

regarding the liability of the filling station retailer, they said, yeah, hey, yeah, we'll hear it. But the now retired justice, who disagreed with the majority, wrote in her dissenting opinion that this sea change, in the law could have far-reaching consequences, you think, for retail businesses. She argued that the sale and serving of alcohol are already regulated and that the law does

not warrant extending liability for intoxicated driving to retail sales of non-alcoholic items. Right? I mean, holy cow. I don't know how we can find that Maggie behind the counter or, you know, Bill, the counter is liable for selling gas to a drunk driver. And again, if you don't go in and you just pull up and you get gas and you drive away, how can they be held liable for that? I don't know.

Doug Cantor, the General Counsel for all the National Association of Convenience Stores, said the Supreme Court overreach to make a new rule in New Mexico. Well, duh. So we'll see if anything comes to that. realize, and even it mentions in this story how bad it is. I mean, every day, 29 people in the United States die in vehicle crashes that involve an alcohol impaired driver. And the annual cost of alcohol-related crashes totaled more than $44 billion. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, 29 people in the United States every day.

they're saying the total cost of that is $44 billion, according to the CDC? Okay, that seems a little bit steep, but all right, I'll give it to you. Still, does that mean that Bill, the convenience store guy, is liable if I'm drunk and I drive away after filling up my tank and getting an accident? Well, apparently in New Mexico and Tennessee. see it is really weird and if that's coming to a state near you wow i i don't know how you enforce that i just don't i don't know how if you come in and i think you're drunk then i can't sell you gas what okay just we're getting out of control in the u.s that's for sure you can quote me on

that we are getting out of control all right let's go to the break room i need something cold to drink after that for sure. Oh, man. And I mean so good. I found a few cases of the old Coca-Cola Zero. I'm sorry, the Coca-Cola Zero Sugar. And it is so much more refreshing than the new one. I mean, you heard my review, but that's a fact.

Good news. Twitter has announced the expansion of the collaboration with AP and Reuters. to identify and elevate credible information on the platform. So that's good, right? Ah, that's so good because there's nothing I want more is to have Twitter, along with AP and Reuters, elevating credible information to me on their platform. I don't want to decide.

I don't. I do not want to decide for myself. I want them to decide for me. me. Okay? So thank you. Thank you, Twitter. I appreciate it. I see where Apple has banned the anti-vax dating app called Unjected. You know, I guess it was the Tinder for the unvaccinated. So Tinder, you can be, you can be unvaccinated on Tinder, but you do get, if you're vaccinated, they give you a little, you get your special little thing that says, you know, I'm vaccinated, which, you know, I guess helps in your dating prowess on Tinder. So, Unjected is a safe space for the unvaccinated to come together and through, you know, of course, business, friendship, or love.

But Apple says, ooh, yeah, no, that's fine, you're good, but we're not going to be able to have your app up on our App Store. Sorry. And I'm sure that it's still available on Google's Play Store. But good luck. That's sticking around because I'm sure Google Play. Because they're not in cahoots with each other. It would just be a coincidence that they both are looking at the same thing at the same time. And decide to do the same thing.

Oh, I know. It's just weird. how that happens. So if you want to get unvaxed, I'm sorry, injected, that's the app's name. It's not unvax. It's injected. The app is the safe space for the unvaccinated.

It includes features like chat rooms, matches, and a directory of businesses that are friendly to unvaccinated people. And we can't have that. We do not want information where unvaccinated people, Those nasty, unvaccinated people can go and be together. Oh, no, we don't want that. So we won't. We won't have it.

And Apple's App Store won't have it. So I guess Unjected ran an anti-vax Instagram account with, they only had like 25,000 followers on the account. Oh, my gosh, big surprise. That account's been banned. So, we don't want any information out there for any of you dirty, nasty, unvaccinated people. Got it? Okay, good.

Now, Shelby Thompson, co-founder of the app, along with Heather Pyle, said she believes Apple, Google, and Facebook have unfairly censored her. Really? Why would that be? Well, she believes that we're being mislabeled as this anti-vax community, which is so not the case, she said. We're just not pro-mandatory vaccination. It should just be a choice. Wow, you'd think someone that created this app and had this idea would be responsible and know that if you just believe that it's a choice, choice in today's world, you are wrong.

And that means you are anti-vax and you just want people to die. I mean, I don't know how many times I've told you, we've talked about it on this show. It's never ending. Pro-choice means you want people to die. And we don't want to hear from you. We do not want to hear from you. We don't want you to own any businesses. We don't want you to go out into public.

We don't want you to have any kind of livelihood at all. No. if you get the vaccine and say you're pro vaccine, then we'll allow you to be part of whatever you want to be a part of. But don't be saying that you're just not pro-mandatory vaccination. Oh, wow. If you say that, that you still believe you live in America and nothing could be farther from the truth.

Nothing. Is it farther? Is it further? Well, you know what I mean. Good news for you, Lord of the Rings fans. Apparently the Amazon Lord of the Rings TV series finally has a release date September 2nd, 2022. First season is going to be $465 million worth of first season.

Oh, okay. I guess that kind of makes it like the most expensive television show of all time. So good luck. God bless. It'll be fun, right? Look forward to the Amazon, Lord of the Rings TV series. You only have to wait until September of 2022, and that may be pushed back as well, because $465 million doesn't quite sound like enough money

for a TV show to me. That's just me. Reese Witherspoon, her production company, Hello Sunshine. She's a big believer in women, and she's got all of them. see her uh you know production company has produced little fires everywhere and the morning show and big little lies and she told uh she said that her company's success shows that viewers crave more

stories centered on women but you know what um i was just offered that 900 million dollars for my company and i've decided that yeah i'm going to go ahead and sell it so i need that $900 million. I don't blame her. It's going to be, it was sold to two Disney former Disney execs. And also, it was backed by the private equity giant Blackstone.

So, okay, good luck. The scoop, I guess, their deal is trying to scoop up all these distribution partnerships and commerce. So they're just bankrolling this media venture with $2 billion and $900 million of it goes to Reese Witherspoon. Good for her. Good for her with her Hello Sunshine Company.

I don't know how much power she has left with this deal. So we'll see. But, you know, so much for, I mean, she cares. Obviously, she cares about stories centered on women and how important it is. And she's become this Hollywood superstar and, you know, female in charge of everything but she cares so much that 900 million could not be turned down we can't have that so okay uh congratulations reese congratulations also have you seen uh the stories on the new paris hilton show coming up on netflix wow it starts i think this week right

Yeah, the 4th of August, a couple of, tomorrow. If you're listening live to Chewing the Fat today, it is the 3rd of August, 2021. So it starts tomorrow on Netflix, cooking with Paris on Netflix. I can't believe that Netflix is spending all this money on Paris Freakin Hilton. And the show is terrible. I have not seen a good review about this show at all. So, you know, will I watch it? I'll catch an episode.

Sure. No problem, but I will say that even the reviews were saying that it was tough for them to get through the show. Just the first episode. So, cooking with Paris begins tomorrow on Netflix. I know she has Kim Kardashian West on, and I don't know all the other guests that she has on the show. That may actually kind of save it a little bit, but I doubt it. And now that Alex Trebek is gone, Jeopardy's gone. Jeopardy has just set a new record, a contestant, just set the record for the lowest score.

History was made on the first Jeopardy show hosted by LeVar Burton. All right. Now, would you say to yourself, what would you guess? What would you guess would be the record for the lowest score ever on Jeopardy? Go ahead. I'll give you three choices. All right. The lowest score ever on Jeopardy,

10,000, negative 10,000, negative 20,000, negative 30,000, negative $6,800. You guess. You're right. The previous record was $6,800. So now I'm going to give you a choice to see what the record was. Okay, the new record is negative $10,000, negative $20,000. negative $30,000, negative $7,400. Oh my gosh, you're right.

It's negative $7,400. So that's the new record. And the double Jeopardy with negative $7,400. So congratulations on the new record holder for the worst day ever on Jeopardy. Patrick Pierce, congratulations. Towards the night before the gathering and all through the house. The host rapid cozy cashmere throw from Home Sense for their spouse. Kids toys for $6.99 under the tree.

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All right. Let's take a look at the Olympics. Yes, let's take a look at the Olympics. Right now, as we speak here on Chewing the Fat, the United States leads in metal count. Right now, we have 73 total medals. China has 69 total metals. So it's, you know, it's, uh, we're racing,

racing to get in front of China as far as the total metal count. However, however, we are still way behind China. in the gold medal count. China has 32 gold medals. The United States has 24. And I told you before that it is unacceptable, unacceptable, that the United States does not lead the way in gold medals. It's just, I can't, I can't.

It's hard for me to take. Although I will say that I would have liked to have seen the U.S. women's soccer team, you know, get the gold, just for the sake of having the gold medal. But for the soccer team, I'm not really sad that they didn't get the gold medal, but I'm bummed that they didn't wait. Yeah, anyway, so they lost to Canada in the semifinal.

So now they will play for the bronze medal against Australia on Thursday. And Canada will play sweet for the gold in the Olympics. So either Canada or Sweden get the gold. At least it isn't China getting the gold. So if we get a bronze, at least we come up in our medal count over China. Now we had two Olympians, one story that I found really strange.

So they had two jump stars. That's right, the high jump, who tied. And they tied, and then the Olympics were like, you know what, why don't you guys share the gold medal? And they were like, Sure, okay, no problem. Wait, what? Come on.

There's got to be something. They had to jump higher than one of them somewhere. So apparently, the jumper from Italy and the jumper from Qatar both cleared jumps of 2.37 meters without any mistakes. Then the bar was raised to the Olympic record height of 2.39 meters. Each competitor took three attempts to clear the bar, neither six. succeeded, leading the officials to say, well, you know what? Ah, you're, you know what? You're, you know what?

Your co-titles. Go ahead. We're going to, you both can share the gold. Well, no. Why didn't they do 2.37? I mean, they, they both jumped 2.37 meters and couldn't get to 2.39. So maybe you go to 2.38 and one of them jumps that? I'm not, I don't understand.

No, no ties. There's no tying in the Olympics. No tying. Anyway, so that's what happened. There you have it. There was a tie on the high jumps in Italy and guitar share the gold. And I see where a Snoop Dog is all wound up because the NFL doesn't have a black owner. And he said that we need to own an NFL team.

Oh, okay. Is that right? Snoop? So I know the NFL has two minority who are owners, the owner of the Jacksonville Jaguars and the co-owner of the Buffalo Bills. Neither are black. But Snoop wants black to be owning. He's talking about they need more black representation at the higher ranks of the NBA

and the National Football League. I don't know. Snoop, go ahead. Buy a team. Oh, you're only worth $150 million. All right, well, put together a leadership team, and maybe you could purchase one if one goes up for sale, Snoop. I know Michael Jordan is a majority owner of the Charlotte Hornets, and I know other ownership organizations have high-profile Black members, Grant Hill, Shaquille O'Neal. So, okay, I know, you know, look, you're worth $150 million.

Talk Kanye, Mr. Bill. millionaire into, you know, purchasing an NFL team or an NBA team. Maybe he'll do it. Snoop. Until then, um, uh, you know, I don't know what to tell you. Snoop, I don't know what to tell you. Do you want an owner just to say, okay, uh, yeah, man, I, I should give up my team because Snoop says so, so. I don't really think that's going to happen. But I know that Snoop is at least, you know, running on the three Fs of what running. runs America, that's for sure. Food, football, and

business. Uncle the F is silent. The three Fs that America runs on. Food, football, and business. And he's got food because he's doing his thing with Martha Stewart. And he's got

business, because isn't that what rap is all about? And he has football, which I know they showed him coaching one of his sons' football teams, and now he wants to, you know, get into owning an NFL team. It's only worth maybe a couple hundred million, right?

Maybe a couple hundred million. So I know that for you and me, that's a lot of money. But for an NFL ownership, need, not so much. Not so much. Now, maybe, maybe Bezos buys the Washington football team and let Snoop come on in with a little bit of, you know, part ownership. plan with him, although Jeff doesn't need that. He could be his single owner and just buy in.

It wouldn't surprise me to happen very, very soon, that's for sure. Okay, a couple of animals or bug stories that have been in the fat pile. I found out that something existed this past weekend that I did not know about. Something called ice worms. Yeah, ice worms. Yes, they exist. They were first discovered in 1887 on Alaska, one of Alaska's glaciers. And they have been spotted on most of the coastal glaciers in Alaska, British Columbia, Washington, and Oregon.

According to one of the scientists, it's an exciting discovery. Really? Yes, because for the longest time, biologists considered high altitude glaciers, sterile places where life was essentially impossible. Oh, okay. Well, I guess they're the mascot of the mountain glaciers then. Yay! Ice worms!

No, thank you. So apparently they, and when you see a picture of them, I mean, they are everywhere on this glacier. Man, they are about an inch long, and I guess they're distant cousins to the earthworm. But instead of dirt, these worms wiggle through glacial ice, eating snow algae, bacteria, and anything else that ends up on the snow. And they may spend their entire lives in snow and ice, but, but they can't survive sub-freezing temperatures, according to the scientists. They've conducted some thermal testing, say the ice worms can survive comfortably for at least a day or two.

in temperatures as high as 75 degrees, although they thrive at temperatures around 32 degrees, they die in temperatures that drop below that threshold. So what a shame. The scientist says it's kind of hilarious. In a way that this worm is living in ice and can't actually survive freezing. Yeah, it's hilarious.

They come out, afternoon and at dusk, isn't that what worms do? And worms have barely, they've been, barely been studied. So I guess they're tolerant to the UV rays, and they're guessing that they come up to get heat energy from the sun, and then find food. So they have a lot of pigment, and they absorb the heat, and then they eat the, you know, soft upper layer of the snow.

So they're trying to figure out what's up. Apparently, NASA has awarded, you know, a researcher to study ice worms that gave him a couple hundred thousand dollars towards his research. And I'm sure there's other scientific people. We'll just call them that. Scientific people. Never mind those evolutionary biologists. Those are just scientific people. I'm sure they're getting money to study ice worms because they want to know if they can use what the ice worm has. to live on other planets, which would be nice. Except I don't want to get shot up with iceworm blood or goo or whatever ice worms have. And then I see in Florida where, and I don't remember this happening,

although they say it happened back in the early 90s. And I don't remember this back in the early 90s, but I was still doing a number of things in the early 90s. that, you know, would assist in me for getting a lot of things that were going on. So these sharks are coming up into the canals because of the red tide. And right now, they're in this buttonward harbor, which is in Longboat Key, which is I freaking love Longboat Key. I don't necessarily love the Red Tide, but Longboat Key is big gorgeous.

But it talks about these sharks coming up into the lower, Tampa Bay in 92 because of the red tide and they were, you know, grouping these sharks in six or seven different species and they came in and they, you know, they're trying to live in this bubble water in the canal that could be helping with the oxygen levels. So apparently they're, you know, testing the water and they're trying to figure out what these sharks are doing. it's, you know, probably won't be too long until they run out of food and even energy. And, you know, a lot of them are probably going to go die.

And so I know the moat marine laboratory is, you know, really trying to help them out. So they're, you know, trying to create this safe haven for these sharks because of the red tide. So I guess there were hundreds of these sharks in this canal. There's the bonnet head shark, the lemon head. the nurse sharks. I mean, you don't want to be around the bonnet head sharks, man.

They're just mean. But they were all taking refuge because of the red tide. And it's such a really, I mean, it's not really natural. And all these sharks are going to this little canal. So I guess this one lady was, you know, looking at her Buttonwood Harbor Canal and said, hey, what are all these fins in the water? And then, oh my gosh, there's a great big.

great big shark there with a big fin and a whole bunch of little ones and what is going on in my little harbor so uh not a big fan of sharks swimming around in the local little uh inland water in inland waterway canals but it's happening it's happening in florida right now and because of the red tide so if you have a way to help him out give them a call give the moat marine laboratory a call and if you don't stay away from the canals goes You don't want none of that. When I got a great deal on a great gift at Winners, I started wondering, could I get fabulous gifts for everyone on my list? Like this designer fragrance for my daughter. At just $39.99, how could I resist?

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All right, a quick look into our COVID numbers. 70% of U.S. adults are now at least partially vaccinated, which is the Biden threshold, I thought. I mean, he was hoping to achieve that, I guess, by the 4th of July, which didn't happen, but they have made a monster push, and it is there. Well, I mean, he wanted everyone fully vaccinated. But we had to have 70% of U.S. adults now at least partially vaccinated.

With the Delta variant spreading across the globe, more countries are making plans to offer vulnerable residents. That extra layer of vaccine protection, Germany has said that it's going to offer the COVID-19 booster shots to older people and those with underlying health conditions starting in September. Israel began giving. booster shots this past weekend to people over 60. Britain is going to begin offering a booster for the COVID vaccine starting in September,

same as Germany. And Bahrain is giving the Pfizer boosters to some people who received China's Sinoffarm vaccine. So if you got that, ooh, yeah, no, we're going to go ahead and give you this Pfizer shot. Get over here. We don't trust that Chinese vaccine. Now, is the U.S. going to start offering? that? No, they have not decided that. They are, according to the CDC's immunization division, said that officials were actively looking into ways to give people access to booster shots

earlier than any potential regulatory decisions. Yeah, we don't need any of that. Now we don't want any of those regulatory decisions. Just get the shot, okay? So sometime in September or October, some of the experts are saying that we'll, we're going to be. going to be start giving booster shots to older individuals and certainly the immune compromised. Oh, okay, no problem. Pfizer and Biointech released a study that, well, I mean, it's not peer reviewed. They just released a study that showed their vaccine's effectiveness drops 95% to 84% after about six months. So they suggested a third shot would help bolster immunity in the vulnerable.

populations. Oh, okay. Who's going to be, is the government going to be buying that from Pfizer Biotech? But yeah, probably I would guess. Some experts are not really convinced that we need it. I don't know that that matters. I don't think that if you are convinced that you need the vaccine, then you will be convinced that you're going to need the booster shot, clearly. I know that Pfizer forecasted $33.5 billion in COVID vaccine sales this year? Ah, I don't worry about it. And of course, I mean, they're, you know, sure they're going to offer that third dose. Sure.

And remember, pretty sure it was Pfizer that said that they were going to raise their cost from $19. and something a shot to 24. Ah! Don't worry about it. Stop. Quit your whining, okay? quit, you're whining. You're going to get the third shot.

You know you are. So just move on with your life. You're going to have to. I mean, businesses all over the country and the world are making it a requirement to be employed with them by showing proof of vaccination. And soon you'll have proof of vaccination. And, ooh, have you got the booster yet? No.

Oh, man. You need to make that happen. right now okay i mean there are so many companies and organizations that are requiring it it's i mean it's getting there you're you're going to be lucky to find any place that is going to allow you sure you don't have to get vaccinated but you can't come in this building uh we don't care i mean we know that you can decide for yourself uh to get vaccinated but you can can't come in here because this building is for people who are fully vaccinated. And if that's not you, get out.

In fact, we don't even like you outside the building right now. So get off of our property. Okay. Get off of the property right now. Don't make me call the authorities. Okay. All right. Then get out.

I mean, that's where we're at. We're that there. We don't want anything to do with the unvaxed. You can't even have a place that says pro choice. We talked about it earlier in the show. I mean, they're cutting access to an app that is pro choice. They don't want anything to do with it. I mean, it is just incredible.

It's just incredible. So get vaccinated. Okay? Just get vaccinated and shut up. I don't want to hear any more about it. I'll tell you what I do want to hear about is this infrastructure bill that's, I guess, is going to pass. I guess it's a done deal now. It's only 550 billion in new spending. That's all it calls for. So, I mean, it's 110 billion for roads and bridges. We need them. We need roads and bridges. I think we all

can agree on that. 73 billion to modernize the nation's energy grid. We should be doing that. This 550 billion should just do that. but, oh well, 66 billion for rail and Amtrak. How about no to that? How about we put that money into the nation's energy grid? But, you know, okay, so we need rail and Amtrak. Sure, go ahead. We need $65 billion for broadband expansion. Yeah.

Boy, do we need that? Because you can't get online some places in the world, right? I guess. I mean, if you're out in the middle of Wyoming and you can't get online, do you want to? Okay. I'm sure you can,

and if you are out in the middle of Wisconsin where you can't, or Wyoming, or Wisconsin, any of the W states, and you can't get online, you probably can hook up to a satellite or something. That's just, you know, just the thought. 55 billion. to improve the country's drinking water.

Yeah, man, you cannot get fine good drinking water anywhere. 39 billion on transit. I thought that was the rail and Amtrak 66 billion. Wow. These people are just out of control. So the good news is that the Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, and you can, man, when he says something, you can believe it. He said virtually no part of the U.S. economy is untouched by the plan.

And it's been decades since Congress passed such a significant standalone investment. Some would say that when you hear that from someone like Chuck Schumer, it makes you think that just the opposite is true. Some would say that. But, ha, not me. Oh, man, not me. Now, according to the White House, money is going to come from reclaiming unused COVID-Aid funds, collecting unpaid taxes on cryptocurrency investments and selling billions of dollars worth of oil from reserves.

Oh, okay. I don't know that I like the sound of that. The reserves should be there, you know, for us. And I mean, if that's going to lower the gas prices, I guess I'm okay for it. But not really. I'm really sure I like that. the sound of that, but hey, Chuck Schumer likes it. So, I mean, we all should be, we all should be happy.

So I will be. Okay. I will be. Oh, and we're losing. You know, I could go, there's a big long report on the FBI too. We've got to, I don't want to get into it now because it's just going to depress me. I'm already depressed and we're just, the printing presses continue. Because nobody cares. Nobody cares. We have been printing money throughout the Trump administration, and it's not going to stop now. So when we run out of money, we run out of money. And then everything just resets to zero and we'll be good, right? I mean, that's, I mean, I don't know why. I don't need to be a, I don't need to be a financial expert to let you know that once we run out of money, just reset to zero.

Nobody owes anything. Everybody is where they, everybody is where they're at right now. They is what it is. You're right there. That's where you're at. You're at zero. You don't owe anybody anything.

Nobody owes you anything. And we're going, we're starting from zero. Keep moving forward. I think that's my plan. And vote for me. With the campaign slogan of, how about no?

You know,