Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Ep 868 | Oh Yeah, That Guy…

Episode Date: May 9, 2022

 Hepatitis creeping around… #METOO / Cancel Culture still alive / Bill Murray-Fred Savage / Frank Langella refutes the allegations… Kentucky Derby was fun… Kardashians won’t have to pay�...�� Elvis contest for the UK & Ireland… Monkeypox in UK… Taliban helping women live with dignity… Crime: The monkey took it / wedding thief is x cop / Poking holes in condoms / reward for Dolphin killers / Airline groper gets prison time / They’re still fugitives… Subscribe to the YouTube Channel… Subscribe www.blazetv.com/jeffy / Promo code jeffy… Email Chewingthefat@theblaze.com Who Died Today: Chuck Todd, kinda / Mickey Gilley / David Birney… OVB: another couple goes down… Men helping women again…  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:00:00 From Searchlight Pictures comes Rental Family only in theaters November 21st. Earning rave reviews at TIF, rental family is emotional, funny, and the feel-good movie of the year. Academy Award winner Brendan Fraser stars as a lonely American actor living in Tokyo, who struggles to find purpose until he starts working for a Japanese rental family agency. Along the way, he forges some surprising human connections and discovers unexpected joys within his built-in family. Experience rental family, only in theaters November 21st. Blaze Radio Network. And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.
Starting point is 00:00:36 Just a heads up, the CDC says cases of pediatric hepatitis have been spreading through Europe and are now being investigated in 24 U.S. states and Puerto Rico. At least five kids in the U.S. have died. 109 have been sickened. Most children who have contracted it, also have adeno is it a deno virus? Adenovirus. Yeah, you thought I was going to say.
Starting point is 00:01:07 Amorphophalus. Nope. Adenovirus. Right. So just be on the lookout. Oh, silly, those silly hepatitis cases. Amazing. So listen, the CDC says it's tracking and investigating cases that have happened over the past seven months in children younger.
Starting point is 00:01:30 than 10 years old across those, I mean, Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Carolina, North Dakota, Nebraska, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and Wisconsin. It's still early days for determining the cause, but, but experts have already ruled out COVID-19 vaccine. So back off me with that. Okay? All right. Good. Just know that if your child is vomiting, has dark urine, light-colored stool, jauntist, which is yellowing of the whites of the child eyes and yellowing of the skin. These are all signs that your child may be coming down with hepatitis. Use basic hygiene measures and you're probably going to be safe. At least, That's what they say. Welcome. Welcome to chewing the fat.
Starting point is 00:02:38 So we know that the Me Too cancel culture is still alive. We've talked about the Bill Murray allegations for his inappropriate behavior. And that has not, the movie was stopped and everything was halted, but it still may get back to filming. It was almost done. We heard this weekend, Fred Savage has been. fired as his role of executive producer and director of the reboot of The Wonder Years. Of course, that's a Disney-owned ABC reboot of it. He was accused of inappropriate conduct.
Starting point is 00:03:20 Oh, okay. And they terminated his work and ability. Rumors alleged misbehavior included verbal outbursts. and inappropriate behavior. Huh. Okay. And then we heard about Frank Langella. And he is an actor.
Starting point is 00:03:41 You would know him if you saw him. He's been in a lot of things. But he was filming a new show called House of Usher. Or I'm sorry, the fall of the House of Usher. And now he was dismissed because of alleged. harassment, unacceptable conduct, including sexual harassment toward an actress. He is not happy about it and claims that in the increasing madness that currently pervades our industry, I could not have imagined that the words collateral damage would
Starting point is 00:04:22 fall upon my shoulders. They have brought with them a weight I had not expected to bear in the closing decades of my career, and along with it has come an unenegrored. anticipated sense of grave danger. Now this was from his guest column that he wrote for deadline, as deadline was the first to break the story, I believe, that he had been fired as the lead of the Netflix, the fall of Netflix series or the fall of the House of Usher. And he's in his 80s now.
Starting point is 00:04:54 And so he's, you know, like he said, at the closing decades of his career. And the letter is, pretty amazing. He talks about how on April 14th I was fired by Netflix for what they determined to be unacceptable behavior on set. My first instinct was to blame, to lash out and seek vengeance. I interviewed crisis managers, tough connected lawyers, the professionally sympathetic at $800 an hour. Free advice was proffered as well. Don't play the victim, don't sue, they'll dig into your pass, sign the NDA, take the money and run, do the talk shows,
Starting point is 00:05:32 contrition, feign humility, say you've learned a lot. Apologize, apologize, apologize. Ah, he did not want to do that. So on March 25th of this year, I was performing a love scene with the actress playing my young wife. Both of us were fully clothed. I was sitting on a couch. She was standing in front of me. The director called Cut. He touched my leg, said the actress. That was not in the blocking. Then she turned and walked off the set, followed by the director and the intimacy coordinator. I attempted to follow, but was asked to give her some space. I waited approximately one hour, and was then told she was not returning to the set, and we were wrapped.
Starting point is 00:06:15 Not long after an investigation began. Approximately one week later, human resources asked to speak to me by phone. Before the love scene began on March 21, said the questioner. Our intimacy coordinator suggested where you both should put your hands. It has been brought to our attention that you said, this is absurd. Yes, I said, I did, and I still think so. It was a love scene on camera. Legislating the placement of hands to my mind is ludicrous.
Starting point is 00:06:41 It undermines instinct and spontaneity. Toward the end of our conversation, she suggested that I not contact the young lady, the intimacy coordinator or anyone else in the company. We don't want to risk retaliation. When I mentioned that it was certainly not my intention to, she cut me off politely and said, intention is not our concern. Netflix deals only with impact. When you're the leading actor, requires, in my opinion, that you set an example by keeping the atmosphere light and friendly. Nevertheless, these were some of the allegations. He told an off-color joke. Sometimes he called me
Starting point is 00:07:15 baby or honey. He'd give me a hug or touch my shoulder. You cannot do that, Frank, said our producer. You can't joke, you can't compliment, you can't touch. It's a new order. On April 13th, the following item appeared on TMZ. Frank Langela has been fired by Netflix for fondling a young actress between takes as she stormed off set. That is demonstrously false. That is a total lie. The actress was mentioned by name, the same young woman who had accused me of touching her leg on camera in the love scene. The next day the item was corrected to read, Frank Langela has not been fired, but is under investigation.
Starting point is 00:07:53 In this version, the actress is new. was deleted. That afternoon, I was fired. I was not given a hearing by Netflix. My request to meet one-on-one with the actress was denied. The directors and the producer stopped answering my emails and phone calls. Within 30 minutes of my firing, a letter went out to cast and crew, and a full press release was sent immediately. My representatives and I were given no opportunity to comment or collaborate on the narrative. I cannot speak to the intentions of my accuser or Netflix, but the impact on me has been incalculable. I lost a thrilling, part a chance at future earnings and perhaps face a stretch of unemployment.
Starting point is 00:08:29 Netflix terminated me after three months of work with only three weeks left to shoot, and I have yet to be fully remunerated for my services. Most importantly, my reputation has been tarnished. These ingredients are, to my mind, the real definition of unacceptable behavior. Cancel culture is the antithesis of democracy. It inhibits conversation and debate. It limits our ability to listen, mediate, and exchange opposing views. Most tragically, it annihilates moral judgment. This is not fair. This is not just. This is not
Starting point is 00:09:02 American. Frank Langela. May 5th, 2022. Wow. So that's where we're at in America. That's where we're at. Don't play the victim. Don't sue. They'll dig into your pass. Sign the MDA. Take the money and run. Do the talk shows. Show contrition. Fain humility. Say you've learned to love. apologize apologize apologize and we know now that that never works frank is one good thing about frank he's not bending the knee which is perfect because while he's going to face unemployment for a while for sure but don't bend the knee because it's not going to work it doesn't matter they don't care they don't care just because the actress said he touched my leg And look, this is his side of the story.
Starting point is 00:09:57 I got it. There's another side to be heard. But overall, times are very, very strange. And he was told by the director, right? I don't know if he was told this by the intimacy director. I'm sorry, coordinator, the intimacy coordinator. I mean, that pretty much says where we're at as well. But I got it.
Starting point is 00:10:23 Intimacy coordinator. No problem. him. Of course, he told an off-color joke. He admits to that. He had, well, no, this is what he said out of the allegations. He doesn't admit to it, actually. He told an off-color joke, sometimes he called me
Starting point is 00:10:37 baby or honey. He'd give me a hug or touch my shoulder. The producer, you can't do that, Frank. You can't joke, you can't compliment, you can't touch. It's a new order. That's where we're at. Amazing. I'm glad he hasn't bet the knee, though.
Starting point is 00:10:53 We shall see where that gets him. As we head over to the break room, let me talk to you about sweating. Just about everything is fun to talk about, except for, you know, a few little embarrassing things. Those aren't much fun. So let's talk about one of them, sweating. How about that? Yeah, I'm sure, I mean, you know that I deal with the issue. Sometimes, a lot of times, yeah, I deal with it. You get me in the right circumstance. I can sweat right along with the best of them. And honestly, I believe I am one of the best of them. But whether it's speaking in public or having to talk to, you know, the police, I can pit out
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Starting point is 00:12:26 All right, we're here. I need something cold to drink here as long as we're here at the break room. How about that Kentucky Derby, huh? How about that Kentucky Derby? It was fun. Another year of funness at the Kentucky Derby. Last year we had the controversy
Starting point is 00:12:53 over the horse and the jockeys. This year we had Rich Strike, 80 to one odds. And I will say, I got to give my son Maximus a credit. He was for rich strike from the very beginning. He loved the odds. He said the long shot is going to win today. He could feel it.
Starting point is 00:13:12 And he was right. So gambling-wise, there was $49,7909,884 bet to win in the Kentucky Derby. Of that, $500,000, a little over $500,000, was bet on the winner Rich Strike. By comparison, there were $8,9,739. Bet to win on the favored epicenter, who finished second. Remarkable. It was remarkable, and it's fun to watch.
Starting point is 00:13:49 Rich Strike became the second biggest long shot to win in Derby history. When you look at the list, Donorail, which I'm sure, you know, many of you remember this race in 1913, one with 91 to 1 odds. So, Rich, you're still not number 1. But congratulations on your incredible win. We had one, I mean, there was 2019, Country House, right, 65 to 1.
Starting point is 00:14:19 Mind that bird, 2009, 2005, Giacomo, 50 to 1, 1940 Galahidean Galahadie Amorphophalis No, although that could be a horse to name next year Apollo
Starting point is 00:14:35 In 1882 Apollo 32 to 1 Yeah nobody 1999 charismatic 66 Proud clarion exterminator 1918 Wow
Starting point is 00:14:50 So 1882 1913 and 198 are all in the top 10. Woof. It's quite a distance. Anyway, it was fun to watch. And if you bet on Rich Strike, good for you. A $2.00 Exacta with second place finisher EpiCenter paid $4,101.20.
Starting point is 00:15:13 A dollar trifecta paid $14,000, almost $15,000. And a dollar superfecta paid a cool $321,500 and $10.10. Now, if you're not sure what the exacta and the trifecta and the superfecta are, yeah, welcome to the club. But I will say, I like taking my wife to the horse track because she looks at the horses and she picks them, man. She picks them cars. It's great.
Starting point is 00:15:42 We did an event at Tampa Bay Downs, I mean, 100 years ago now. But we were out there on the racetrack, you know, doing a live event and she was off betting, spending money when she won so i mean she did a pretty good job she did she didn't pick the winner yesterday but she did pick uh she did pick epicenter to place so she would have won something if the bet was right but anyway i hope it's fun to watch and i really would like to go to the kentucky derby once just for the heck of it and you know if you had some horses it'd be fun if you were to get into the three races that could bring you the triple crown uh you you know, Kentucky Derby, the Preakness of Steaks is next,
Starting point is 00:16:27 and then the Belmont Steaks, will Rich Strike be able to pull off a triple crown? Doubtful. But the odds are going to be closer to his favor. So we'll see. We'll see if Rich Strike could pull it off. Speaking of pulling it off, the Kardashians. No, not pulling it off that way.
Starting point is 00:16:45 Stop it. They were being sued by Black China. You know her. not no okay stop all right black china 33 you know dates uh one of the Kardashians rob or bob or whatever his stupid name is rob uh she claimed that chris jenner kim kardashian chloe cardashian and kiley jenner had interfered with her contract with e and led to the cancellation of her show rob and china and i i mean who hasn't seen rob and china on e i mean what a what a great show so she sued them for a hundred million in a defamation suit and uh no sorry not going to happen okay uh according to reports
Starting point is 00:17:30 the jury found that the Kardashians often acted in bad faith on the issues brought up in the case but it had no substantial effect on china's contract or the fate of the show the jury also was told that while filming uh may have been a contentious for rob and china the second series had never been greenlit by the time the couple split up, meaning the show could not continue without the central premise of their relationship. So, there you go, have a nice day. They don't have to pay a dime,
Starting point is 00:18:05 and hopefully Black China has to pay some of the court costs. So, I mean, bummer for Black China. So I'm reading a story yesterday about Elvis, the King. And, you know, it's a story about Elvis, so I'm probably going to read it, because I want to see if there's anything new ever discovered. And really there hasn't been. This story was about the Steve Binder,
Starting point is 00:18:29 who produced and directed the 68 comeback. And he's now hawking his, the story behind the special by Steve Binder. And so he's, you know, promoting that. And he's talking about how he and Elvis got along and how there weren't any drugs or any of that around the time that he was there. And that he told Elvis to break away from the colonel. and the Elvis
Starting point is 00:18:51 Elvis never did. He died nine years later. And he said that Elvis gave him a phone number when they left. He was told it was his car phone number, but it never worked. And so he never saw him again.
Starting point is 00:19:03 So I believe everything he says about the behind-the-scenes comeback story. But inside this story, it talks about a competition that they're having in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland, just for you. okay it's the elvis at the sun dot co dot u.k with the elvis competition you need to put that in the subject
Starting point is 00:19:29 elvis competition in the subject line you attach any relevant pictures or videos of your best impression and explain in fewer than 200 words why you are the ultimate elvis fan or tribute artist you have until june 12th it's open to residents in the united kingdom and the republic of ireland only and you have to be older than 18 years of age. What will you win? Well, two people will win. You're also going to get free to... Well, one person will win you and a guest, okay?
Starting point is 00:20:00 And here's a prize, fit for a king. All right? It's worth getting all shook up about. Okay. All right. You're going to get a week-long trip to Memphis with netflights.com. Return flights from London and seven. nights of accommodations in Memphis for the winner and one companion. Once there, you'll enjoy
Starting point is 00:20:24 the Graceland Ultimate VIP Tour, which includes a tour of Elvis's mansion with full access to Elvis Presley's Memphis Entertainment Complex. That means I guess you get to see the garage. The duel, all right, I mean, this is a cool thing. I don't want to make. I mean, okay, you're coming from the United Kingdom or Ireland, it'd be fun, although you'll be in Memphis. The duel will also get free tickets to the hound dog tour a high energy concert and sightseeing tour all rolled into one during the once in a lifetime experience fans will get to take an exciting elvis sites including sun studio the presley lauderdale courts apartments and his old high school so i mean not only are you going to get to be part of the hound dog tour you're also going to get the graceland ultimate VIP tour which would be awesome
Starting point is 00:21:16 and you're going to get full access to the Elvis Presley, Memphis, Memphis Entertainment Complex, which would be awesome. But that isn't enough. You're going to be able to see the Presley's Lauderdale Courts apartment. I don't know why that strikes me. Like, hey, there's an apartment, the Presley's Lauderdale Courts apartment. Ooh, okay.
Starting point is 00:21:37 And you're going to receive a VIP Tuplo experience, which will include a tour to Elvis's birthplace and an overnight stay in Two. So you're not only going to be in Memphis, but you're going to be in Tupelo. You are welcome. Plus, you're going to win a day's recording session. Oh, this is kind of cool with sound engineer Glenn Kiles. I think it's Kyle's, K-E-I-L-E-I-S, who will produce one track for the lucky winner at his music studio and a Charlie Award, Hertzfordshire.
Starting point is 00:22:09 So Glenn was really excited to be there in helping this. It's a wonderful competition. Can't wait to work with the winner. their track. So you're going to book with NetFlights. NetFlights. I see Net, I can't think of Netflix. NetFlights.com for the cheapest holidays, hotels, and car hire worldwide destinations. And every day, they search thousands of routes and compare hundreds of airlines to find the cheapest flights. There. You got your ad in for Net flights as well. So it's kind of a fun competition, but it's only for you listeners to Chewing the Fat in the UK and the Republic of Ireland. So good luck. And if you do win,
Starting point is 00:22:44 you know what if you do even if you enter email me copy me on the email just blind copy me on the email that you send to Elvis at the dash sun dot co dot UK with Elvis competition in the
Starting point is 00:22:59 subject line and I'd like to see your your submission because they want relevant pictures or videos of your best impression and explain in fewer than 200 words why you are the ultimate Elvis fan or tribute artist.
Starting point is 00:23:18 I mean, I would love to see that. And you know what? I don't care if you win or not. I will play them here on Chewing the Fat. So copy me on the email, Chewing the Fat at the Blaze.com, and we will make that happen. Also, as long as we're talking about the United Kingdom, I see where Monkey Pox has been reported in England right now.
Starting point is 00:23:37 So be careful out there. You do not want none of that. Monkeypox is not fun. Now, I know that the, you know, risk of transmission to the general population is very low, and the infection can only spread when someone is in close contact with an infected person. Now, this patient is believed to have contracted the infection in Nigeria
Starting point is 00:24:01 before, you know, traveling to the UK. He's receiving treatment in London at the expert infectious disease and isolation unit at the guys in St. Thomas NHS Foundation Trust. So, okay, you know, you probably don't have anything to worry about. But I'm just saying, you don't want none of that monkeypox. Marshall's buyers travel far and wide,
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Starting point is 00:25:02 Our buyers have got you covered. Marshal's. We get the deals. You gift the good stuff. On Saturday, the Afghan government declared that women only leave home when necessary and that they must be covered head to toe in public. Who saw that coming? Nobody. It's the most restrictive set of laws against women ever since the Taliban regained control of the country last year. Other crackdowns have included preventing teen girls from attending school and barring women from working or traveling alone. Now, the latest decision puts the onus on male relatives who could be jailed if a woman is not fully covered in public. So it's up to the man to make sure that woman is fully covered in public. The Taliban maintains the rule. The Taliban maintains the rule.
Starting point is 00:25:54 would help women live with dignity. Right? Right. But what's happening here in the United States is just horrific, isn't it? I mean, why can't we be like the Taliban? Why can't we help women live with dignity? Don't you dare go out in public unless you're fully covered?
Starting point is 00:26:21 And if you do, not only are we going to do whatever we want to do with you. We're going to jail. We're going to jail the man as well. So good times. Hey, let's talk crime. In India, they had blamed monkeys on taking the evidence. I know, I know.
Starting point is 00:26:49 Everybody says, that can't be true. Well, apparently it wasn't. They have now blamed the missing evidence on a constable who is on duty. Now he has been suspended after the incident, which happened in 2016, and now he's passed away. So we're blaming it
Starting point is 00:27:07 on him instead of the monkeys. So that works, right? Yeah, the evidence is still missing. It was about a murder of some young kid, but the evidence we don't have that anymore because either the monkeys took it or the constable who has now died took it. But sorry, that's the way it goes.
Starting point is 00:27:24 We had a crime from an ex-deputed who is actually this is kind of a good crime. I'm sure, you know, I'm surprised he got away with it for as long as he did, but he did. So a retired sheriff's deputy posed as a guest at Phoenix area weddings to steal boxes of cards containing thousands of dollars.
Starting point is 00:27:46 Nice, it's a good plan. I do not want that to happen to anyone's wedding. I don't want that to happen to anyone. I don't want anyone to do it. I'm just saying, you know, It sounds like something that would be a smart move. So he was arrested Wednesday in the thefts at the private venues in April. He apparently would show up at the weddings,
Starting point is 00:28:09 and he's now being accused of stealing two boxes of wedding cards, each containing $3,000 and $6,000. Now, there's a bunch of other cases that other weddings, four or five other weddings that they say, hey, we had our stolen too. if you just got married in the Phoenix area in the last six months, go ahead and report your money stolen. I don't know if you're going to get any of it back,
Starting point is 00:28:36 but it's a nice try. So he was a retired deputy sheriff, and he just would show up at these weddings, and he would take the cash and leave. Nice. They have a surveillance video of him at one of the, venues showing up grabbing the gift box placing in in a bag walking out the back door and driving away when interviewed by police he said yeah i went to the weddings to hear the wedding vows i was
Starting point is 00:29:05 going through a divorce and i just wanted to hear the wedding vows did you did you okay no problem how about uh we know well when we were booking you we found uh you know drug paraphernalia and anphetamine and fentanyl on you is that i mean anything to do with it? No, no, no, no, no. I was going through a divorce and I just wanted to hear the wedding vows. Oh, okay. So if you're having a wedding, be on the lookout for that. People will be out looking for your wedding cards with cash, taking your box. And if you've had a wedding in Phoenix, again, I would say, you know, of course, don't report the crime unless it actually happened. But did your money come up missing as well? Yeah, I think so. In Germany,
Starting point is 00:29:54 A woman has been sentenced for poking holes in her partner's condoms. I know. The judge described it as a historic case. A woman has been found guilty of sexual assault after poking holes in her partner's condoms without his knowledge or consent. All right. She's guilty of sexual assault. Handed her a six-month. This is how bad this sexual assault is.
Starting point is 00:30:20 She got a six-month suspended sentence for purpose. purposely damaging her partner's condoms. I mean, six months of suspended sentence? It seems like maybe we should, you know, I don't know, at least spend a little bit of time behind bars? What do you think? Anyway, so apparently she was having a friends with benefits affair, and she really started to fall in love with the guy,
Starting point is 00:30:44 and she knew that he didn't want to have kids, so she thought she would rope him into marrying him or marrying her if she got pregnant. However, she never did get pregnant, but she did tell him she was pregnant. And then she then said, I know I'm pregnant because I poked holes in the condoms. Oh, okay. The man then pressed criminal charges. And she later admitted that, yeah, yeah, I told him that. I did it.
Starting point is 00:31:15 No problem. And so they didn't know what they were going to charge her with or how they were going to do it. But they finally got her with sexual assault. because the judge heard about the crime of stealthing while reviewing case law. And, I mean, this is almost stealthing, really, right? That's what it is. I mean, if you're not familiar with what stealthing is, stealthing is when someone removes the condom during sexual intercourse,
Starting point is 00:31:42 unbeknownst to the partner. Now, this, I was looking at the definitions of stealthing, and they all say removes his condom during sexual intercourse. I guess the woman can't do it. I guess not. Well, in this case, they can. Last week, we told you about the dead shark hanging in the rafters at the Florida high school, which is so hilarious. I mean, it's horrible and it's just disgusting that these kids would hang a dead shark from the rafters of the high school.
Starting point is 00:32:15 Well, now, I didn't realize this, but another dolphin has been impaled on a floor. Florida Beach. Now we had the dolphin that they were riding in Texas. It showed up on the beach, right? And they were riding it and they dragged it out in the water. And they're claiming that, you know, these people caused the dolphin to die. Oh, okay. So now they're asking for information on who was involved in the dolphin's death in Texas. I mean, come on now. They all took Instagram photos of it. You don't know who the heck they are. on stop it but they're offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to identification, arrest, or prosecution of those involved in the dolphin's death in Texas.
Starting point is 00:33:05 Well, in Florida, they found a dolphin dead from impalement with a spear-like object down on Fort Myers Beach. Fort Myers is on the west coast of Florida, southern west coast of Florida. and I guess they're saying that the dolphin was impaled while in a begging position and begging is not natural behavior for dolphins and is frequently associated with illegal feeding so someone was feeding the dolphin and then killed them all right all right if you say so but they're definitely looking for who did that and they are offering a $20,000 reward for that case. People, stop killing.
Starting point is 00:33:55 Stop killing the dolphins, okay? Stop killing them. Now, the one in Texas, I find that questionable. I don't know, you know, the dolphin had already tried to kill itself. It was already dying. And they weren't, the experts were going to show up and it was probably going to die anyway. So that was just fun. They wanted to take a picture with it.
Starting point is 00:34:13 But if we're stabbing it, you know, we're giving it food and then have it in its begging position and then stabbing it. that's not very nice. It's not very nice at all. Remember the guy they taped to the seats in the Frontier Airline? Because he was, well, he was assaulting flight attendants and grabbing their breasts and grabbing their butt. They taped him to the seat. And the footage was, I mean, the video of it was pretty amazing
Starting point is 00:34:39 as he was hollering and screaming on the plane. They taped him to the seat. And then he was arrested. Well, he has been sentenced. He is going to prison. I love the attorney. He's a really good kid from a great family who was punished for his worst day.
Starting point is 00:34:56 Yeah, that's what happens. I know that, you know, it sucks imagining. I saw a story once where a guy was in prison and he was talking about, imagine, you know, suffering from the worst day of your life. Yeah, that's what happens. That's why the crime was committed. Anyway, he gets, he goes to jail
Starting point is 00:35:16 and he has to pay a fine. It was, and it really, It doesn't seem like that much. Seems like he should got him a little bit more. I mean, he groped a female flight attendant's breasts. He went behind two other female airline employees and put his hands on their brass. He rubbed his cups up against the bottom one flight attendant. He went in the bathroom.
Starting point is 00:35:42 He spilled something on his shirt. He took his shirt off and then he's walking around the plane. Toplas. I was just incredible. Yeah, the guy. He was stopless. I know, right? So anyway, he has been sentenced, and he will get 60 days in prison, one year of supervised release,
Starting point is 00:36:01 and he's also ordered to pay the court a $2,500 fine, and more than $1,500 in restitution. So criminal justice system works again. And we still haven't caught him. The former corrections officer and the inmate who are on the run, uh there are still fugitives out there the uh u.s marshals are still on the hunt we've got they've given pictures of what she may look like with dark hair because she had blonde hair on the original picture they've shown pictures of uh his tattoos that he has he's i mean he's six nine he's a big guy's tough to go unrecognized uh they found the car they dropped off the
Starting point is 00:36:43 uh jail car at the at the hotel i think it was and then they took off in a ford car They found the Ford car about 100 miles away from there. So they're in another vehicle. They don't know what they think they are. They don't know where they're at. They don't know what they're driving in. Or at least they're not reporting that they do. And, you know, the mother-in-law said that the corrections officer may have been brainwashed.
Starting point is 00:37:06 Yeah. Yeah, it's possible that she was brainwashed. But they're still on the run, still on the lamb. She's got about, what, $100,000, I think, cash money. She sold a house that she owned for less money because she wanted to get some cash. there's about $25,000 total and reward money for these two. I would not approach. And I would be surprised personally if she is still alive.
Starting point is 00:37:30 I know we talked about this, I think, on Friday, but I would be surprised if she's still alive. But hey, that's just me. And is this guy going to be able to be caught alive? I don't know. I mean, we may never know how it all worked out because if he has ended her life
Starting point is 00:37:49 and then in a shootout to not be caught he ends up dying we may never know that if Vicky was brainwashed or not but I doubt that our man this stupid name Casey White
Starting point is 00:38:09 oh yeah there's Casey White and Vicky White no relation I doubt that he's going to know, be taken alive. Again, maybe it's just me. Get you and your crew to the big shows with Go Transit. Go connects to all the main concert venues like TD Coliseum in Hamilton and Scotia Bank Arena in Toronto. And Go makes it affordable with special e-ticket fairs.
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Starting point is 00:39:19 Chuck Todd, you'd think that after the CNN Plus debacle, NBC News might say, you know, maybe now is not the best time to go with the streaming platform. But nope, nope, nope, nope. NBC's new streaming platform NBC News Now. I wish them nothing but success. But Chuck Todd is getting the boot from MSNBC,
Starting point is 00:39:48 and they're moving him to the streaming platform. So, okay. We realized that Chuck was one of the first broadcast anchors to see the massive potential of streaming and bringing Meet the Press's daily franchise to NBC, News now reinforces the platform status as the destination for news on streaming. All right. Good luck, Chuck. I hope that you don't, I hope that doesn't mean that you went into the Who Died Today pile.
Starting point is 00:40:19 Also, someone who actually did die this weekend. Mickey Gilley, 86 years old. Remember Mickey Urban Cowboy Days, had Gillies bar. I mean, just a, you know, a monster in his. his day and cousin to the killer Jerry Lee Lewis. Also cousin to Jimmy Swagger, but they were just kept it in the family there. But most importantly, he was, you know, cousin to the killer, Jerry Lee Lewis, who is still alive, by the way.
Starting point is 00:40:49 Anyway, Mickey Gilly, Mickey Gilly passed away this weekend at 86 years of age. Rest in peace, Mickey. And I also see where David Bernie died. David Bernie. You would... I can say, who? I know. Well, he was 83 years old.
Starting point is 00:41:07 And he's one of those actors that you go, oh, yeah, I am. So I saw, you see his picture, you go, oh, yeah, him. Now, you may remember him from Bridget Loves Bernie and St. Elsewhere. And it was, you know, sad that he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's a couple of years ago,
Starting point is 00:41:25 two or three years ago, so he's been struggling with that. And I don't wish that on anyone. But I remember David Bernie. from two episodes of Canon. Yeah, baby. Tonight's episode.
Starting point is 00:41:46 He was in two episodes of Canon, the wrong medicine. And he was also in Kane's Mark. So he was a huge star. Huge star. You don't just show up on Canon and not be a huge. Star.
Starting point is 00:42:05 Rest in peace, David Burning. Hearing that canon theme did remind me, though, that we had another sentencing in Operation Varsity Blues. Oh yeah. I know.
Starting point is 00:42:20 Just when you think it's over. It's not. Operation Varsity Blues. Tonight's episode, the Colburns. They did a plea deal. Of course, the couple was accused of attempting to defraud the college board by paying the college bribery mastermind William Rick Singer. They gave him a $25,000 bribe. And so they have
Starting point is 00:42:44 pleaded out and they agreed to serve eight weeks in prison, one year of supervised release, 100 hours of community service, and $12,500 in fines. Still has to be approved by the Boston U.S. district court and there's no hearing date set for that. So I'm sure they'll take it. That's what they've been doing all along as taking that. So it's just another case that pleads out in Operation Varsity Blues. Oh yeah. I can stop. I love that theme so much. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Tonight's episode, The Bribery of Eagle. And I'll leave you with this today. Once again, men saving the day, helping women.
Starting point is 00:43:52 I learned this weekend because of UberFax, a Twitter account I follow at UberFax. You can follow me on Twitter at Jeff EFR or Facebook and Instagram is Jeff Fisher Radio. But I learned this from at UberFax and it just proves that men are on the planet to help women. taking the underarm sweat from a man and putting it on a woman's lips can improve her mood and regulate her menstrual cycle. This according to researchers at UC Berkeley. So again, men helping women. You're welcome.
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