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Episode Date: June 11, 2025

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He claims that the incident began after a flight attendant accidentally spilled a cup containing an unknown liquid and ice as she collected trash near the end of the flight. Oh, okay. Well, isn't that interesting? Why, yes, yes, it is. He alleges that the flight attendant ignored the spilled ice cubes on the carpeted aisle and continued on with her duties. Moments later, he got up to use the lavatory and slipped on the ice cubes that hadn't been cleaned up, sustaining the injuries, and he landed forcefully in the aisle. Okay. He received immediate medical assistance from the crew, including Tylenol and EMS support upon landing.

he later sought hospital care for ongoing severe pain. He's filed a personal injury lawsuit in the Missouri District Court claiming two counts of negligence as he seeks $100,000 for each count. So that would be a total of $200,000. It's almost not real. Like he slipped on an ice cube and I got hurt because I slipped on an ice cube. I would venture to say, first of all, the story talks about how it was nearing the end of the flight when he got up to use the restroom

after she was picking up the trash. That's not when you're supposed to get up. You're supposed to remain in your seats. If they're preparing to land near the end of the flight and they're picking up all the trash on the plane, that's when you stay in your seat. You don't get up. and I will say that he saw the flight attendant spill the cup containing the unknown liquid and the ice cubes. So he already knew that the cubes were there in the aisle.

So this just seems silly. And I'm sure Southwest is going to fight this. They should. They don't need to settle. They should tell Sims no, you're not going to get compensation. sorry, and we're not settling. We'll see. Insurance companies love to settle this kind of stuff,

just so they don't go to court. But I would say to Southwest, go ahead. Let's take this to court. This guy is obviously, well, I think, I personally think he's obviously putting on a ruse and saw that there were ice cubes on the floor and got up and fell on purpose. That's just me, though.

There's no evidence of that. I just know what I read. and that's what I'm surmising. So, again, just another story that just doesn't seem real, and yet it is. Welcome. Welcome to Chewing the Fat. For those of you listening live, today is the 11th of June 2025. And be prepared, the sixth moon of the year will become visible around 10.46 p.m. tonight.

and that means it's a strawberry moon. Strawberry moons forever. Oh, wait, that's strawberry fields. Never mind. So the June full moon is the closest to midsummer and also the furthest away from the sun. So just go outside tonight and look up. And I know that it's supposed to be a strawberry moon,

so it appears kind of orangey instead of red, maybe rusty red when it's close to the horizon. So to the naked eye, this special moon night may not appear any more red than usual oh okay uh why are we calling it a strawberry moon well it's a cultural background oh uh okay that's okay great i mean the next full moon is uh buck moon in july that's after the summer equinox is what uh the 20th is technically the first day of summer so we get the buck moon in July and that's I guess when new antlers emerge on the deer's heads so it's that time of year it's also called thunder moon hay moon and wort moon that's in July though you have to worry about

that right now we have to worry about looking up and seeing the strawberry moon I don't know if looking at the strawberry moon is good for your health or not but there's always some kind of new that's good for your health and is promoted as the fountain of youth and who doesn't want to find the fountain of youth. So now I guess stem cells are the way to go. I'm sorry, stem cell shots. Apparently it's been reported that medical spas and longevity clinics are now pushing the stem cell injections for everything from joint pain to Parkinson's to smoother skin, despite little scientific backing. Now, I have had stem cell injections in my knees that did not help. I will be very clear about that. It did not help. They put, you know, I've had all kinds of things put in my knees

with giant needles and one of them was a stem cell program. I think it was two or three injections, multiple injections at each time. Anyway, it didn't work. My knee is still screwed up and I need a new one whenever I can get to it. The Food and Drug Administration says they've only approved a handful of stem cell therapies, mainly for blood cancers and immune disorders. Spas are charging tens of thousands of per shot. Wow. Yeah, no wonder they're pushing it.

Yeah, hey. For $10,000, we can get to some stem cell injections. And, man, you will look younger with smoother skin, we promise. So, of course, the experts are saying, ooh, these are unproven, risky and expensive. Now, if it works for you, good. I would say spend the money. If you've got an extra 10 grand laying around and the stem cells get shot up in you and you look younger and better and your skin feels better and you feel better, good for you.

Go ahead. Money well spent. They say there's also potential contamination, which can lead to serious side effects like blood clots or rogue cells traveling to wrong organs. Ooh, I don't necessarily want rogue cells traveling to wrong organs. That does not sound like something I want for myself or you. So prior FDA warnings noted that unregulated stem cell therapies carry risks of blindness, tumors, and infections.

So those papers that you sign, prior to your stem cell shot at the Fountain of Youth Clinic. Yeah, they're releasing them of any issues that you may have at the end. I bet. No kidding. Some stem, some, I'm going to say this properly. Some stem cell experts. Some stem cell experts. Say that with me again.

Ready? Everybody. Some stem cell experts worry FDA oversight could weaken further confusing patients about what's safe and what's just online hype. Well, I would say, take a shot. They'll look into it. But if you, I feel like if it carries risk of blindness, tumors, and infections, I mean, every drug has their side effects that we,

I mean, any commercial for drugs has, you know, half a minute of disclaimers over what could possibly go wrong, and people are still taking the drugs. So if you're looking for the fountain of youth and you think stem cell shots are going give it to you, you're going to overlook that risk of blindness, tumors, and infections. Yeah, no, that's not going to happen to me. Go ahead. Shoot me up. Just be careful. That's all I'm saying. Just be careful when you go to the Fountain of Youth Clinic and they say, hey, you know, we've got a deal. Buy one, get one half off of these stem cell shots.

Today and today only, I can get you into a $15,000 shot and then your second one will be $5,000. So it's buy one, get one half off. Wait, I thought they were $10,000 each. Yeah, that's the way it goes. So really, if you buy one, get one half off, it would be $15,000 and then $7,500. So you'd end up paying more than you would two single shots, right? That's the way sales work, isn't it? I do have an actual sale to tell you about where not like the buy one, get one half off,

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of a Salesforce tool. All right. Then the hackers demanded a ransom. Salesforce initially warned its customers. Yeah, we talked about that back in March using these types of tactics. And they Google report from the threat intelligence group didn't name the affected companies. but, I mean, there's been a rash of data breaches. We've talked about many of them.

Adidas, Adidas, the North Face, Cardier, Victoria's Secret, all reported cyber attacks in the past two months, which mainly exposed customers' contact information. In the UK, ransomware attacks this year have hit the grocer co-op, luxury department store Herods, the department store giant Marks and Spencer, which expects to lose $400,000. million dollars from the hack.

Holy cow. The Salesforce data hacks resemble the work of a decentralized hacker group called the comm. The com is also linked to another group notorious for voice fishing, P-H-I-S-H-I-N-G,

called Scattered Spider. I think it was scattered spider that hacked the MGM Resorts a couple years ago. And the British police have said, yeah, they're probably behind the UK hacks too. So just heads up. If you get a phone call from someone saying, yeah, we're IT, and we need your login information, and then you need to have install this, please. Don't do it.

Don't do it. Even if you think or know that it's really your IT, I would say don't do it. Now, Google, I mean, Google's been this monstrous company forever now, certainly what seems like forever. but they now are telling people in the company, yeah, you know what, you employees here in the U.S., yeah, you know, you could probably, you could probably leave. We don't need you to work here anymore. We'll give you some buyouts.

Take care. Get out of here. Wow. Yeah, you know, you people in the housing, Google search ads and commerce divisions, yeah, you can go ahead. We'll buy you out. but you need to go. Get out.

I mean, it's getting a little scary, actually. I mean, these companies are cutting way back. I know the jobs report saying we're adding jobs, but this just seems like Google is laying off people. I mean, they're mandating office returns for remote workers who live within 50 miles of an office. Yeah, you've got to come to into the office. And they also said that their effort is to reduce headcount,

and they've done waves of laying off right. I mean, they laid off like 12,000. a couple years ago, that seems like a pretty big wave. That's a lot. So, heads up, for those of you that are working at Google, I'm sure you already know. You've received the emails. Hey, if you're not going to come into the office every day like we want, get out. And you know what?

Some of you, you need to go ahead and get out anyway. Really scary. Although they could probably go work for Zuck. I see where Zuckerberg has... started a new team at Meta to develop AI models that are smarter than humans. That'll end well. So, I mean, everybody else is claiming that they are using AI so that it's less powerful than what humans can do. Uh-huh.

But Zuck is just laying it out there. Yeah, we want to develop the AI that's smarter than humans. Oh, okay. So they're hiring people. They are saying, hey, come here and work for us. I know he's had some people jumping ship, but I don't know what ship you jump to now. And their latest model, that Lama 4 or whatever it was, that was not good, or at least it didn't do as well as Chad GBT or even GROC as far as I know.

So they are looking to get some researchers and engineers. They're offering new salaries up to nine figures and touting medicine. steady cash flow and access to vast computing power. So if you're working at Google and you're getting the boot, maybe you walk across the street to Zuck and say, hey, I am here for you. I will help you build your AI to be smarter than humans right now so that you can use Instagram and Facebook

and your Rayban smart glasses or whatever you want. You can count on me for building it for you. So while some jobs are going away, other jobs are opening up. And don't worry about that whole AI thing. That's not going to take all human jobs away. Right? Right?

All right, let's go to the break room. Ah, no, you don't need to answer that. I need something cold to drink desperately. Be sure to follow me on all my socials at Jeffie JFR on X. Jeff Fisher Radio on Instagram and Facebook. can email the show anytime chewing the fat at the blaze.com. You can enter your submissions for a joke of the day. You can enter your submission for, to be a contestant on what's the lie,

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Whenever there's a new, you know, Walking Dead series up, we like to talk about it. And this one is Dead City season two. A couple more episodes left in season two of Dead City. The last couple of episodes have been really good. Then, you also, you can catch Saturday morning live on my ex-account at Jeffey JFR. I do that show with Brad Staggs every Saturday. and I'm happy to do that. We have a lot of fun on Saturday mornings at 9 a.m. Central.

And you can, you know, just follow me on X at Jeffrey JFR. I know Brad puts it up on some other platforms, but, I mean, really, we just care about my X account. Am I right? Of course I am. All right. So I have no idea what Jennifer Lopez is doing here. I don't know what it is.

I don't know if she's doing it for her website. I don't know if it's a special. TV show that she's doing. I don't know if it's a special Netflix thing or it's a J-Lo website thing. It looks like the video has a TV station Fox 10 or Fox ID on the screen down in the corner. So I'm not sure what it is.

But she's out walking the streets, you know, Jenny from the block. And not walking the streets, like walk on the street to look for a little bit. She's out doing some interview and they're walking along the streets. I guess she's in the Bronx because she's Jenny from the block

and that's where she's from and she comes up on a house that she claims hey that's the house I grew up in looks pretty nice actually it's got a nice fence out front it looks like a nice place but apparently and that's why I don't think it's real

because there just happens to be the guy standing on the front porch who apparently owns the place I don't know if he does or not hell he might be the gardener or he might be just a guy that they said hey go stand on the porch and pretend you don't know who she is.

But it's pretty funny to see her talk to this guy and the guy's like, who? Jenny, who are you? Pretty hilarious and kind of embarrassing, if real. There we go. I used to live here. That's your name? My name is Jennifer.

Jennifer. Yeah, I used to live at Jennifer Lopez. Who's Jennifer who? Me. I used to live here. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. And then that's the end of it. I don't know the whole of it.

She walks away, hilarious, though. If it's true, I wanted to believe that it's true. Jennifer, who? Who are you? Jennifer Lopez. Who's that? That's me. And I like J-Lo.

I'm a fan. Absolutely a fan. I mean, she's Jenny from the block, man. I know that I saw a report. where a couple of things going out in Jalo's life. One report was that she's had enough of her sagging breasts, and she's going to go ahead and get some, get some, a couple of cuts to perk the breasts up a little bit.

And I saw a report that Ben is saying, I'm sick of being tied to you. They're still trying to, you know, sell that dump of a mansion they bought when they first got married, and that's still on sale. I don't even know how far they've dropped the price

on that thing. Originally, it was like $65 million, I think, 68 million, something like that. And then, I mean,

it's just a 24-bedroom, 38,000 square-foot dump. And now I guess it's down, I don't know, I think they're trying to sell it for $60 million. They've cut $8 million off the price. They still can't get rid of it.

And Ben has had enough. So it's reported that Ben's just willing, look, money and then we're done. You, the place is yours and, you know, whatever. We just need to, we need to end this thing. Jennifer, who? You live here?

Who are you? Yeah, who are you? Jennifer Lopez. Who's that? Me? Tremendous. Earlier this year, Netflix said that they were going to spend a billion dollars on Mexican production over the next four years.

Oh, okay. Well, I mean, we knew that. We knew that we were going to do that. Well, now Ted Serendos, the head of Netflix, I'm not sure I guess he's the CEO or co-CEO of Netflix. He said that we are going to make a commitment to Spanish originals, you know, from Spain, and they're going to invest $1.1 billion over the next four years in Spain. so great for Netflix as they expand to Mexico and Spain

and they look forward to generated great viewing partners and great content providers and we've been investing a bunch of money. Look, Ted, if you're looking places to invest money, happy, happy to have you invested chewing the fat. Love to take Chewing the Fat global on Netflix. Let's be fine. You know, I'm here at the Blaze now.

I'm happy. I got no problems here at the Blaze that I'm going to tell you about. But I, you know, if Netflix wants to give me, you know, I don't know, half a billion, I may consider it. I may consider doing a Chewing the Fat Show on Netflix for half a billion. You know, we could sit down and talk. And then I see where Warner Brothers Discovery, I mean, they just split, right? They just unveiled their split,

and Warner Brothers is doing their big split, and HBO and Max is going to be their own separate thing. They are now launching a streaming service in a dozen countries, mostly in Europe, some in Asia, in July, to bring the streamer to a total of around

90 territories to further accelerate its global growth strategy as the platform approaches availability in 100 markets. So now some of the markets, that they are going to be going into are the Baltic countries. Estonia, Latvia,

Lithuania, as well as Albania, Armenia, all the Innias, Cyprus, Georgia, Iceland, and all the stands, Kazakhstan, Khristan, Malta, and Tajikistan.

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Wow, it seems like forever ago. He died in a plane crash at the age of 60. And Scott, I mean, he was, that guy was an amazing life. He was a racer. And at the time of the crash, he was, I mean, he was one of the winning-ass drivers in the dirt late model history, 94 victories, 502 Lucas Oil late model starts, 303 victories in the world of outlaws, including his victories were eight wins in the dirt late model dream, four world, 100 triumphs. And he was really struggling with health issues.

The lower body injuries and said he suffered during a motorcycle crash in 2019. He was diagnosed with prostate cancer. He had back surgery. Recent hospitalization due to complications from a horse fly bite. Yeah, I hate those. That went on notice due to numbness from the motorcycle crash. So he didn't feel the bite, which then, you know, had complications from that. So he was really struggling.

and they have now concluded that the plane crash that took his life, he did on purpose. It was intentional. So the plane crash was intentional and they're calling it a suicide. I don't know what that means for insurance companies. I have a feeling that the family of good old Scott Blumquist is a lot unhappy with that. But I don't know that to be the case. Just know that he died. a plane crash and they have determined the NTSB and the investigation has determined that Scott

did it intentionally so very sad he loved to fly these vintage planes and he would fly you know near his home and then he took off and uh crashed his plane and took his own life oh okay so i guess you know the airplane had substantial damage and the fuselage was consumed by the post impact fire and the autopsy report listed cause of death as blunt force injuries and the manner of death as suicide. So rest in peace to Scott Bloomquist at the age of 60 dead and he did it. But by his own hands, the plane crash was not an accident. So, you know, I was looking into that U-Gov survey that I talked about yesterday, how you know, Americans' most trusted news source was the Weather Channel by far and away, number one.

You know, BBC, PBS, Forbes, ESPN, Wall Street Journal, Reuters Associated Press, NPR, NBC, top 10. And they were, I mean, BBC is in second place with 26%. So 49% was a weather channel, far and away, number one. But as I was looking through their PDF file of, you know, they sampled 2,000, 211 U.S. adult citizens on May 11th and 12th of this year, 2025. And, you know, like which of the following better describe as you how you get your news. 56% said they seek it out. 38% said news comes to me.

And 9% said, I don't know. I'm not sure. I don't know how you get my news. And then have you consumed news from the following sources in the past month? Social media, 61%. Television, 59%. Friends, family, and acquaintances. 49%.

I'd like to consider us friends and acquaintances. News websites, 43%, radio, 29%. News apps, search engines, podcasts at 23%. Interesting. Brit newspapers were 13%. Yeah, they are done. Magazines, 10%.

Wow. Email, email, Newsletters, 20% interesting. AI chatbots are only 4%. That will change, I'm sure. But then as you get down into it with some of the questions that they ask, as they list networks,

which of these have you personally used as a source for news in the last month? Select all that apply. Fox News, number one, 40%. CNN, 36%. ABC, NBC, CBS were all 30%. BBC was 23%.

MSNBC and the Weather Channel were 17%. Well, actually MSNBC beat the Weather Channel, 18%. And then ESPN was 18%. Then you get to PBS and NPR, CNBC, Newsmax, Fox Business, El Jazeera, Comedy Central, Comedy Central for news source. C-SPAN, One American News News,

news none of the above 18%. I'd like to think that the blaze and chewing the fat is in that 18%, which gets you into the top 10 for those sources. And then they ask about social media. Which of these have you personally used as a source for news in the last month?

Facebook, YouTube, X were the top three. Facebook was 44%. Really? Still Facebook? YouTube 41% X. X, 26%, then Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp, Reddit, LinkedIn,

chat GPT, threads. There's threads, it's not this list. Snapchat, next door. That's a news source. Truth social, blue sky, substack, none of the above. 23% none of the above.

When asked, how often do you see what you think is false or misleading information? 46% send daily. Yes, I would be in that group, no question. Weekly, 21%, monthly 8%,

less often than monthly, was 15%. How confident are you that you could tell real news from fake news? That's interesting. Only 19% of the people were very confident that they could tell real news from fake news.

53% somewhat confident, 19% not very confident. 4%, not at all. 8% I don't know. And how often do you see what you think is AI generated information online? 39% daily. Yeah, absolutely.

Weekly, 22%, monthly 7%, less often than monthly 8%. Never 3%. Uh-huh. And 27% I don't know. These I don't know things, man. I'm sorry, they listed as not sure. But to me, that's, I don't. note. Now remember, this is a survey of over 2,000 United States citizens, and they ask, which if any of the

following labels do you feel apply to you? Select all that apply. So 33% selected pro-choice. 32% selected conservative. 25% selected liberal. 22% selected environmentalist. Wow. 22% selected pro-life and then you get into progressive feminist MAGA, 18% capitalist, socialist, centrist, libertarian, swing voter,

none of the above, 18%. So there you have it. It just was looking at these numbers of that U-Gov survey and, you know, it made me realize that I don't know. It's hockey season, and you can get anything you need delivered with Uber Eats. Well, almost, almost anything.

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are inter-game four of that series. And the Panthers are up two to one. You know, I mentioned this morning I was on Pat Gray Unleashed for my Wednesday hit on Pat Gray Unleashed. I do every Wednesday and Friday. And I mentioned that the Netflix documentary claiming to have new details on the ill-fated Titan submersible is drops today.

And I don't know if I want to watch it or not. I don't know. I feel like I probably will. But they claim it reveals new details about the June 2023 Titan submersible. That seems like it happened so long ago. It was June of 2023. You know, they were traveling down to see the Titanic wreck and it imploded killing all five people on board.

And according to the documentary, the chief submersible pilot, David Lockridge, tried to warn the company's CEO about the potential dangers and was fired for doing so. Pretty sure we knew that already. the Titan is called Titan the Ocean Gate disaster drops today on Netflix I kind of want I don't know that what else knew we could

I don't maybe we didn't know that he was actually fired but I know that we heard that he had warned them about the potential dangers so anyway if you're interested in the submersible the Titan that imploded in June of 23 seems like another lifetime ago

already. That drops on Netflix today. And I don't even think I mentioned Saturday is coming up. We've got the big military parade in D.C. tanks, jets, 7,000 soldiers. It is definitely not a celebration of

Donald Trump's birthday. That's what they say. It is a celebration of the Army's 250th birthday celebration. It's also Flag Day. It just happens to coincide with President Trump's birthday. He turned 79 on Saturday. So if it's a little

bit of it is for his celebration, so be it. There's going to be tanks and jets, and it's going to be a wonderful thing. There's also the big no-kings National Day of mobilization on Saturday where in America, we don't do kings. Yeah, buddy.

We don't do kings in America. So get out and protest. They've defied our courts, deported Americans, disappeared people off the streets, attacked our civil rights and slashed our services. That was the administration before this one. So the corruption has gone too far.

No thrones, no crowns, no kings. Uh-huh. Yeah, that was the administration before. Now we've got a new administration. There's a new president in town. Oh, you mean him? Oh, I'm sorry. I thought you were talking about the previous administration.

They better not be screwing up things. I mean, we've got protests going on all over the country already and now they're going to continue it on you know this another summer of love but i screw up my weekend i've got plans this weekend and i don't want to be screwed up with your no kings protests all over the country and they've already started in Dallas and they've always started in major cities all across the country it's just agonizing knock it off there okay i think i solved the problem and you know i was reading an article the other day in uh zero hedge and it's by Tyler Durdon, Tyler Durdon.

And it was authored by Jeffrey Tucker via the Epic Times. Okay. So the article is, do we really need home robots? Yes, Tyler. Yes, we do. And he goes on to say how he's a skeptic and he has a real problem with, you know, robots in the home. Tyler, we do need robots in the home. I need, in fact, let me rephrase that.

need a robot in my home. I want a Dubot. I want Dewey here. I want Dewey doing the laundry, doing the cooking, doing the cleaning, answering the door, walking the dog, dressing the kids, making the bed. Yes. Do we, and answer to your question, Tyler Dernan, do we really need home robots? Yes is the answer. There. There's another problem myself. All right, let's get out of here. Let's do the joke of the day. Now, get the heck out of here. This joke of the day from Megan, who claims she didn't write this joke. She said she heard it the other day and had to share.

Okay. So we believe you here, Megan. We would not say that you were telling us a fib. Okay. What's the difference between a tuna, a piano, and glue? I don't know. What's the difference between a tuna, a piano, and glue? You can tune a piano, but you can't piano a tuna.

What about the glue? Don't get stuck on that. As she just heard that the other day, uh-huh. I probably shouldn't get stuck on that. Stream and subscribe to more Blaze Media content at theblaze.com slash podcasts. Thank you.