Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - No, No We Can’t… | 7/28/25

Episode Date: July 28, 2025

Living above a Walmart… Whites Only Bad / Blacks Only Good… Noose in Nashville investigation wraps up… American Eagle Nazi Propaganda?... Guess uses AI model in ad for Vogue… Football season is upon us… What shows to watch?... Email: [e-mail] Gifts to Reduce the Public Debt… Reminder: jeffyctf is my PayPal… Other sports numbers way up / McAfee and Gambling?... Art auction sales down... Pulchritudinous means?... Tea app growing and hacked… Allianz Life hacked… Who Died Today: Judy Loe 78 / Tom Lehrer 97 / Joe Minjares 79 / Unnamed Royal Caribbean Icon of The Seas worker / Stabbed coworker and jumped off ship to death... Butt Sniffer arrested again… Pilot arrested from cockpit… Doomsday Mom sentenced again… Joke of The Day… www.blazetv.com/jeffy Promo code: Jeffy… Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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of a local Walmart super center for more than two years, completely unnoticed by staff, or at least that's. what's being reported. According to police, this Todd McAllister, who is 47 years of age, and Jessica Reims, who is 45, had been residing in this makeshift living area tucked inside the store's attic, above the garden center and the automotive section. The discovery came after an HVAC contractor, responding to a routine maintenance issue, stumbled upon what he described as a fully lived in campsite, complete with a mattress, battery-powered lanterns, storage bins, full of clothes, and even a working hot plate. Now that, my friends, is genius. And I'm sure every Walmart

across America is now having employees at least look up to see if there's any evidence of people living above the store. I don't think this is the first time that has happened, but for two years they lived up there? Wow. Okay. So that is genius on my part. I believe. But they do not look like the genius couple that you would think. And so the mug shop that was shown online, if that's them, wow, their genius look is deceiving. Welcome.

Welcome to Chewing the Fat. Another story out of Missouri. Apparently, they're going to have a whites-only neighbor. Wow, can we have that in today's world? The co-founder of Return to the Land, a group based in Northern Arkansas said, yeah, we're going to be expanding to Missouri. Oh, okay.

So Eric Orwell, O-R-W-O-L, co-founder of Return to the Land, said that a group of people is considering developing an RTT-L community near Springfield. All right. It's a private member association exclusively made for white people. Jewish people are also banned from membership. Members are vetted through an application process based on European ancestry. We seek to create a decentralized movement formed of various individuals and societies returning to the land.

We will promote strong families and common ancestry and raise the next generation in an environment that reflects our traditional. values. Wow. The group's home base land association is based on 160 acres in northern Arkansas and has been in development since 2023. And they said the draw to northern Arkansas was its affordable land, natural beauty, abundant water resources, and a conservative predominantly white population. The Anti-Defamation League released a statement on X saying Arkansas development not only revives discredited and reprehensible forms of segregation, but it also is illegal under the Arkansas Fair Housing Act and the Fair Housing Act of 1968, as well as other federal state and civil rights laws. So the battle is on, and of course, it's segregation and it's illegal, and we can't have a

white's only neighborhood. Apparently in America, we can have Muslim-only neighborhoods, and we can have black only neighborhoods, but we can't have white only neighborhoods. Is that where we're at now? Okay, because I remember, I remember a news story not long ago that was touting the fact that these people in Georgia, I think it was. Yeah, yeah, it was called Freedom, Georgia. And they were so happy that it was just going to be black families in this neighborhood, in this city, actually, Freedom, Georgia. In fact, there were news reports touting how cool it would be. You hear that? That is the sound of freedom.

Oh. It feels really amazing. I cry every time I come here. Why were these two women interested in the prospect of buying a town in the first place? We needed to create a space and a place where we could be a village again. Oh. A tribe again. Oh.

So Renee and Ashley reached out to family and friends, and together they bought with a place. what they intend to name Freedom, Georgia. Huh. A new black city. Wow. Yeah. Over Labor Day weekend, supporters drove in from across the country. That is our vision.

And to be able to pass this land down to my children and to the children that are represented by each of our 19 families as a piece of legacy. We're hoping to create legacy. Yes, that's exactly what we're hoping for. And that's great. because Freedom, Georgia, is beautiful. But the whites-only communities, that is racist and against the law. Okay.

Okay. Can't we all just get along? Can't we all just get along, please? Oh, speaking of racist activities and racist activities that are not true, the metro detectives in Nashville have concluded. their investigation into the discovery of a noose at the Nissan Stadium construction site way back on the 16th of July. Remember, they found what they claimed was a noose at the construction site.

They shut down the entire construction site. And they offered counseling to the construction workers. They're building a new stadium. It's a huge project. But because someone claimed to have found a noose, and I have not seen a picture of it. So, you know, does it exist? I guess. I've not seen a picture of it.

In today's world, that seems strange to me that no one snapped a picture of this noose hanging somewhere in this stadium. Okay. So someone complained and said, hey, there's a news. Okay. So even if there is the possibility

of a news hanging in the stadium, let's say that's true. Was it being used for something else? Did it mean anything other than it was just a rope hanging over a beam that they used to haul up equipment to the next level. I don't know. Obviously, it's being portrayed as this horrible white racist symbol.

And yep, that's what it is. Well, the investigation, as I said, has concluded. And they apparently have found a person of interest. The employee apparently was terminated the week of the noose hanging. Okay. So he was terminated for some unrelated issue. Now, we believe that they say this person of interest met with detectives and the individual denied any responsibility for the incident. Due to the absence of eyewitnesses and the lack of legal probable cause, investigators do not anticipate that this person will be given any charges. Yeah, they can't prove it.

So did it actually happen? or was this just a disgruntled construction worker employee who didn't want to work that day or a couple of days and decided to say, look, someone hung a noose. We've got to shut down this entire construction site. And you know what? I need some counseling. I don't know that I can go on building on the stadium without counseling. Just incredible.

Just incredible. Can't we all just get along? I don't even know if that's possible any longer. vision keeps going. And maybe it's, you know, you can blame social media, you can blame our educational foundation. I don't know. You know, the Sydney Sweeney thing with American Eagle is agonizing because American Eagle finally decided that, you know what, a hot girl wearing jeans sells jeans because women want to be sexy and they want to look sexy. And so we're going to go ahead and aim our product at them.

And we'll get the eyes of men on the ads, and the men will say, man, those jeans look great, don't they, honey? You should wear some. So, and now that apparently is Nazi propaganda, akin to Nazi propaganda. And apparently this particular TikToker, at least, I think it's a TikTok video. The video I saw shows this human being, female. I'm guessing it's a female.

Sorry, if it's not. I don't know how she identifies. And I doesn't say her TikTok handle, but it just posts what she said. And this is what she said. Should we be surprised that a company whose name is literally American Eagle is making fascist propaganda like this?

Probably not. But it's still really shocking. like a blonde-haired, blue-eyed white woman is talking about her good jeans. Like, that is Nazi propaganda. Now, what she's referring to is the Sidney-Sweeney ad that uploaded to the American Eagle Instagram page, and it shows Sidney clad in the denim clothing, you know, from American Eagle walking toward the Brands Billboard featuring her and the tagline Sidney Sweeney. has great genes, G-E-N-E-S.

And she goes up and rolls a paint roller over jeans, and then it says, genes, J-E-A-N-S. Yeah, that is Nazi propaganda, man. How dare the people at the advertising company say, you know, we could use this and it will promote our products. Yeah, you know what? According to the experts, this is what happens when you have no people of color in a room.

Yeah, it's terrible. It is just terrible that a company uses really good-looking females and males, whether they be black, white, yellow, or red to promote their product. It's their product. They get to do what they want. I guess it was okay when they used the photos of these overweight black women. And that was okay. but man, when you're using a typical good-looking white woman,

a really good-looking white woman, that is racist. So, again, can't we all just get along? That may have to be the title of today's show. Or maybe the title of today's show will be, no, we can't. I mean, at least Sidney Sweeney is a real human. At least I think she is. I could be wrong, but I believe that Sidney Sweeney is a real human. because now we have AI supermodels.

I don't know how we call them supermodels of their AI, but they believe that this is what a supermodel looks like. Thank you to AI. There's an advertisement in the latest edition of Vogue. It's a guest advertisement that's featuring a flawless blonde model, showing off a striped maxi dress and a floral play suit from the brand's summer collection. And down at the bottom of the ad, it says, yeah, this ad was created using AI.

Oh, okay. Now, Vogue says the AI model was not an editorial decision. It's the first time an AI-generated person has been featured in the magazine. Well, I don't know that it was featured. I mean, it was an advertisement, right, for Guess. So, Guess is using AI chicks. So at least Sidney Sweeney is real, right? Right.

According to the people at Guess, they said we had 10 draft models, and he selected one brunette woman, one blonde, and we went ahead and developed further. Said it wasn't easy. No, no, it wasn't easy at all. She explains there's often a misconception that AI image generation is simple, but it's actually a complex process. Yeah, it sure is.

because nobody could come up with AI humans that look perfect, right? Right. So, and now people are all bummed, especially the, you know, the, uh, uh, the, uh, the, what are we calling them now? The, um, oh, yeah, plus size. The plus size models, of which I, I, I'm, I am one. I am, I'm technically a plus size model. But I'm okay with it.

Again, can't we all just get along? Just tell us. Now, how far away are we from them not even telling us? See, at least now in the ads, they're saying, yeah, this was done with AI. This is not a real human being. Won't be long before they're not even going to tell us. And then, how are we going to get along?

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Real estate agents I trust. I have been really struggling with things to watch. That's why I'm kind of happy that it's football season. Now I know there's going to be new shows coming out, new Darrell on AMC. It's coming out. So there will be a new talking, walking dead season coming up the first part of September.

And then they also announced that there will be a season four of Darrell and that's the final season of Darrell. That's kind of disappointing, but okay. All right. And there's going to be a season three of Dead City as well, which that was a little surprising. But I've been struggling.

I've been looking for something to really watch. I'm all caught up on, you know, all the shows that are worthy. I did get an email from Adam at Chewing the Fat at the Blaze.com who said, I just wanted to recommend a great show to watch on HBO Max. It's called The Nick. And so I went to see, and I have not, I did not start watching it, but I think I did. That's funny.

I haven't started watching it. but I think I did. I went to see, okay, well, let's find out what about the Nick. And, you know, what is the Nick? Well, it's on HBO Max, and it's with Clive Owen,

who I love. And apparently, it's a brilliant surgeon, who is Clive Owen, pushes boundaries of medicine, morality, and race relations at a 1900s, NYC Hospital in this series. I think I did start watching the show.

That description makes me think I started watching it. And I don't remember, I mean it's two seasons now so it's been a while so I'll go back and I'll start watching it again but I think I started watching it again and I like that time period you know yesterday I didn't know what to watch

so I started watching Hell on Wheels again and I'm not going to watch the whole series again because it's just not time for it yet but I did start I was going to watch the season one episode one I'm going to say I just sat down I had a little time and I needed something to watch and so I just watched season one episode

one and then I made it to I think two, episode two and I don't need to sit through the whole series again. It's not not ready for it yet, but is well worth it. So if you ever that's seen hell on wheels man, and I love that and that's right after the Civil War

so in the flashback to the Civil War the series is really, really good. But thankfully football season is it's not here yet, but it's right there. Since I mentioned my email, Chewing the Fat of the Blaze.com, I might as well remind you to follow me on my social media at Jeff EJFR on X. Jeff Fisher Radio on Instagram and Facebook. You can follow

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I'm sorry, I guess this is the U.S. Treasury Department. Okay, I want to get their name correctly, is now accepting Venmo and PayPal payments for those who want to donate money to reduce the nation's ballooning $36.7 trillion debt. So that's nice of them. That's great. and it's nice of you if you want to do that.

The digital payment platforms can be used after accessing the gifts to reduce the public debt page on pay.gov. And as we found out on Saturday morning live, that page does exist. A little clunky to get there, but you can get there. And if you want to give money to the U.S. Treasury Department, I'm sure you want to jump through all the hoops you can to make sure you give them every dime that you want to give them to help pay down that debt. And so according to this story, this particular program has existed since 1996. Oh, okay.

So they've claimed that they've collected $67.3 million in this pay down, I'm sorry, gifts to reduce the public debt. Okay, I don't even know if that's true. You're telling me since 1996, we've only, and I say only, $67.3 million have been contributed to that. Okay, all right, if you say so, sure. I will say this, that if you're thinking about using Venmo or PayPal to help reduce the public debt, you could reach out to my PayPal, Jeffie, CTF, and you could help my ballooning debt as well.

And I'm happy to accept that for you. No problem. I know everybody's worried about the government debt. I'm worried about my debt and how I'm going to survive. So Jeff ECTF is my PayPal, and you are more than welcome to put any amount of money into that account you want. And I promise you, I will say thank you. In fact, I'll say thank you now. So thank you for donating to the Jeff Fisher ballooning debt at Jeff E.CTF on PayPal.

And I know that I could have gone to the movie theaters, but, you know, I spent so much money on my apps. I feel like they should be providing me my content. But I should have gone to the theater. I mean, Fantastic Four Open. That was the number one movie. They got, I think, over $100 million, which was, I mean, a great job for them. And Superman is still hanging in there at number two in its third week. Jurassic World Rebirth, Week 4, still hanging in there at number three.

Wow, they've got 718 million global for Jurassic World Rebooth. That's pretty good. Pretty darn good. Superman's got over 500 million global. Wow. Okay. All right. And Fantastic Four's got 218 million globally.

I was doing great. And then, you know, F1, Smurfs. I know what you did last summer. How to Train Your Dragon, Eddington. And a couple more at the bottom that I'm not sure. One's of Bollywood and one's in Indy. So you can go see those as well. Yeah, they're on the list.

And then I saw a story that talked about how these other sports are now picking up fan bases. So I would say that, okay, these other sports outside of the big four, the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL. And the NFL is definitely number one on that. And that is just around the corner, as we spoke about earlier. But they're talking about how the WNBA viewership is up year over year, 23%. I wonder why that is. wonder why that is. Huh.

I don't know. I don't know. Then Wimbledon hit a six-year high. Soccer is breaking records. Formula One reached new highs. I will say this. Just as a side note. Of course, we know the WNBA viewership is up because of Caitlin Clark.

Duh. And all the other rookies, too, Jeff. Yeah, I know. Okay, you got it. And they were saying that the numbers for the All-Star game were down from last year, because Caitlin didn't play. But they were still up. I mean, I was reading the numbers.

Before Caitlin, they were getting less than a million for their silly little all-star games. So it's the Caitlin Clark surge. But I will say this as a side note. These four particular sports that they talked about, WMBA, Wimbledon, soccer, Formula One, I'm going to be the one to tell you that I think a lot of it has to do with Pat McAfee.

He talks a lot about these sports because it's offseason and it's football. He still has football and he's a football-centric show. But that show is monstrous now and it's on ESPN and it's on his YouTube channel and it's everywhere. And here during the off-season, he's talked a lot about those four things. WMBA, Wimbledon, tennis, soccer, and Formula One. So I would say that these sports could thank Pat McAvey for that. And I don't work for Pat. I have never met Pat.

I don't know, Pat. I do appreciate the show that he does every day. And I appreciate his team. They do a great job. And they're funny and they're informative. But I would give him a lot of credit for these particular sports heavy numbers through the roof. That could be gambling as well.

Gambling is such a large part of all of these sports programs and games now. that sure, those numbers could be up because of gambling, and that would not surprise me either. But that does not go unnoticed during the Pat McAfee program as well. So I would say when you start complaining about ESPN and what they're doing and how they've wrapped their arms around Pat McAfee, that's a good move because I think a lot of it is due to him. So I'm reading the story about how apparently auction sales for art is down.

And Sotheby's and Christie's and Phillips fell to $3.98 billion over the first half of the year. The horror. Well, that's a 6% drop. So from the same period last year. So it is dropping and it is concerning. And they are saying that post-war, and contemporary art sales, which had previously been a growth driver, slumped by an even steeper 19%. Wow.

Auction sales also declined over the past two years. The total is down 44% from 2022, which was a big dip. Wow. And it might signal a significant shift in where the hoity-toits, the richest among us, are parking their cash. And the Wall Street Journal notes that UBS found the ultra-rich put 15% of their wealth into art last year compared to 24% in 2022. Maybe they figure they've already got it, so why spend it? However, in this story, one of the things,

and I don't know who wrote it, but whoever wrote it, I'm pretty sure it's Wall Street Journal, but I'm not positive. They want to teach you that they're smarter than you, and it just kind of pissed me off. So it says here, bad news, if you happen to have an eye, had never seen or heard this word before. P-U-L-C-H-R-I-T-U-D-I-N-O-U-S, Warhol hanging in your bedroom. And that's where he's setting it up, that, you know, the numbers are way down. Okay, so that word is...

Pulkritudanus. What? Polkratudanus. Okay, I got it. Pulpatutinus. Polkratudanus. Polkratudanus. they pronounce that out. Paul Croutounis. And it's spelled P-U-L-C-R-I-T-U-D-N-O-U-S. I'm sorry. What was it again?

Paul-Critudanus. Paul-Crutinus. Paul-Cratudanus. Yeah, that's right. Paul Cretudanus. Yeah, okay, I got it. I got it. I got it. Okay, so what the hell is Paltra-Cruanus?

Ha ha ha ha ha ha. So Paul Tricudanus is an attitude. that means physically beautiful or attractive. Pultra crudinus is a grandiose way of saying someone or something is good looking. It's quite rare, yeah. You know why it's rare? Because nobody uses it. And the people that do use it want to make you feel stupid.

Pultra crudinus. Now, there's also a word that is adjacent to paltracudinus. it's paltracude okay now paltracude is uh they both relate to beauty but they're different parts of the speech so paltricude is a noun

referring to the quality of being beautiful while uh paltracudanus is an attitude meaning beautiful or attractive okay i got it i got it i just uh i just found it interesting that we're talking about art and we're talking about auction sales and of course

we have the hoity-toity writing the article. I'm going to show that I'm so much smarter than you. Bad news if you happen to have a paltra crudinous war hall hanging in your bedroom. Okay, all right, yeah, you're smarter than me. I got it. That doesn't make you... Polkratutinous. It just doesn't.

So the T app, you know, the app that is on a mission to prevent women from wasting a good outfit. Okay. It lets women anonymously review men they've dated. And it was number one at the App Store. And we found out that women can create accounts. And currently there's all kinds of downloads. It's one of the biggest apps ever. And the T-Vets users by asking them to upload a selfie on a photo of their ID. Women compose photos of men with reviews ranging from bad dates to warnings.

that he's a scammer. One woman can add their own experiences or react with red and green flag emojis. Some features life background checks are behind a paywall. Okay. So this idea of the

digital whisper network for women to warn each other about potentially dangerous men is really isn't new. I mean, I guess Facebook groups actually do that still today. But the app's popularity has gone through the roof. especially since we've had the love affair with the astronomer couple.

By the way, we played the ad on Saturday morning live. You can go back and watch Saturday morning live on my ex-account at Jeffey JFR. We played the ad from Astronomer that brought in Gwyneth Paltrow, and they faced it head on. They leaned into his really funny, really good. Gwyneth Paltrow, the ex-wife of the Coldplay singer, who happens to be the band that this couple were there to see from Astronomer, and a really good ad.

They leaned into it and they tell you what astronomer is about and what they're doing and by leaning into this debacle that was caused by the CEO and the HR lady or the people person. And they both have resigned from the company now. Anyway, so apparently this T app was hacked. Now, the original story I saw said 13,000 photos hacked. But then I saw a story that said, hey, they leaked 72,000 images, including some account users' photos ID.

So be careful. If you are one of the women on T-Ap, your information was hacked. Then there's also another big hack that happened. The Alliance Life, A-L-L-I-A-N-Z, I'm sorry, A-L-L-I-A-N-Z life, confirms they had a data breach, affecting the majority of 1.4 million U.S. customers.

That's it, though. They only gained access to personal data on the majority of the 1.4 million customers of Alliance Life Insurance Company of North America. Yeah, that's all, though. Don't you worry about it. Listen, we know the data breach happened when a malicious threat actor gained access

to a third-party cloud-based system used by the company. Huh, okay. So just no. I mean, we've talked about this before, Your information's out there. You just have to be as careful as you possibly can. And you just know that your information is out there because so many times, so many days, we hear about companies getting hacked with all this information.

It's just incredible. And so be careful. Be careful out there. And for you women that want to keep those men in line and teach them that they can't fool you, because you're on the T app and I'll tell you about this man. And do you know about this man? Be careful. Be careful because now there's a whole bunch of information out there just floating around.

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Explore the new Peloton Cross Training Tread Plus at OnePeloton.ca. Who died today? Who died today? Well, let's begin with Judy Lowe, Judy L-O-E-L-E-L-O-E-L-O. Dead at the age of 78. Rest and peace to Judy. She is not only a famous TV actress. When you see her, you'll go, oh yeah, her. She is also the mother of Kate Beckinsale. And so it's very sad. I know. She was in the the original musical hair. She made her television debut in Ace of Wands in 1970. So, rest in peace, and I'm sure Kate is, she posted that she has been just devastated. Apparently, she was diagnosed with stage four cancer a couple years ago, and she's really been fighting it,

and it was obviously stage four cancer won. So rest in time. peace to Judy Lowe, dead at the age of 78. Then we have Tom Lear, Tom Lear, dead at the age of 97. Now, Tom is one of those satirous, and he did all the topical songs and poked and prodded all kinds of different entities. Very funny. They were used for comedic TV shows and all kinds of stuff.

It was great. He did the one TV show. that was the week that was and he you know he was really funny and I really like the way he did it so he said once that he didn't have to do this for a living

he said that he could be making 3,000 a year teaching so very funny very sad he is dead at the age of 97 apparently friends have found him dead at his home in Cambridge Massachusetts It doesn't say how long he was there.

That might not have been pretty. So rest of peace to Tom Lear, dead at the age of 97. Then we have an actor who you may remember from the Truman Show. He was hospitalized for pneumonia and then didn't make it out. He played the bartender on the Truman Show. He's been in all kinds of TV shows. Joe Menjarez, I think that's probably pronounced wrong. M-I-N-J-A-R-R.

R-E-S, so rest in peace to Joe Menjara is dead at the age of 79. Okay, so last week we talked about the Star of the Seas ship from Royal Caribbean's sprawling fleet that were coming to Florida and they're going to dock and it's the largest ship, but it doesn't hold the largest amount of people. We talked about how this Star of the Seas has 20 decks and 5,000 passengers, but the icon of the seas is the big monster for Royal Caribbean. Well, apparently they were cruising through the Bahamas on the old icon, and they had an unidentified South African male crew member who was 35 years of age,

stabbed his 28-year-old co-worker who was, also South African multiple times during this dispute. Okay, that's great. I'm sure that the Royal Caribbean wants to promote that. Don't worry about our beautiful icon of the seas murders that are going on. Don't worry about that at all. So the crew member who is now deceased because he stabbed the co-worker and then jumped overboard.

Oh, okay. And so they have what they call, and I did not know this, it's called an Oscar alert. That's when somebody goes overboard. And so the rescue crews retrieved the body, and he was unresponsive. Yeah, geez, what a shame.

We did everything we could for this guy that just stabbed another lady on our ship. We couldn't bring him back to life. Darn the luck. It's not funny. it's not funny at all so they were I guess they were

cruising the Caribbean because they have like that one island is theirs it belongs to the Royal Caribbean so I mean they that's their island yeah and so I don't know if that's where they were at they were in between I think it was they were near San Salvador which is a couple of hundred miles

east of NASA so it was a seven day trip okay oh yeah because it ends at Cocoa Bahamas which is the island owned by Royal Caribbean. So there you have it. So just another adventure on the icon of the seas. Don't worry about that because the star of the seas is going to launch here real soon as well.

So we're going to have two giant Royal Caribbean ships out there. I just saw another article speaking of cruise ships where the people are a little upset. At least the African-American black people are a little upset. They were saying in this video that I saw, and I'm not going to play it because it's just an agonizing TikTok video. but it said that the DJ near the pool wouldn't play black music. Whatever that is, wouldn't play black music.

And so the people were pissed. Look, can't we all get along? That's the theme of today's show. Can't we all just get along? It's hockey season, and you can get anything you need delivered with Uber Eats. Well, almost, almost anything. So no, you can't get a nice rink on Uber Eats.

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We all can feel a little bit safer. The cereal butt sniffer has been arrested again. I don't know that he's back out on the streets. I don't think he will be this time. this Calise Karen Crowder, 36, was arrested when security cams had him crouching down near a woman and sniffing her rear end. That's not funny. It's not funny at all. It's just, my gosh, this is just sad.

So, police said the registered sex offender has been trailing innocent shoppers around the store and sticks his nose where it doesn't. belong and he's been busted multiple times multiple times and he's taken into custody and it's just sad get the guy some help would you don't just give him parole or slap his hand i mean the guy has been doing it for quite some time we've seen him on the tic-tok videos where the lady didn't even notice until she got home and she's like i sniffed my butt so he's a career Sears sex predator, and he's been locked up for a decent exposure and burglary and robbery charges. And so now the charges are with intent to commit a crime and is being held on $100,000 bail.

And he's due back in court on August 1st. Get the man some help. Any time that you're out in public and you're creeping around behind women trying to sniff their butts, maybe you've got a problem. Maybe. I'm not a doctor. I just play one here on the show. But if you're crouching around stores looking to smell women's butt, you may have a problem.

And I haven't seen an update on what happened to the Delta pilot who was arrested as soon as they landed in San Francisco. The plane landed coming from Minneapolis. and they came in, they, you know, they taxied, and they, as soon as they locked into the jet walk, hello, nope. The Homeland Security and other investigators stormed the plane, and it was a Boeing 757, and they arrived, they went in there and grabbed it, arrested one of the pilots.

Oh, okay. Now, the other pilot, when asked about it, said, I got no idea what happened. Uh-huh. Okay, all right, sure. So I don't know. We don't know what happened as of yet that I'm aware of. There's obviously some brief video showing what they claim is the time that they were going into the cockpit.

But you don't see the actual perp walk, at least the videos that I've seen. So we don't know what happened. We just know that Homeland Security and other law enforcement officers stormed the plane before anyone could get up and get off and went in to the cockpit and arrested the pilot and dragged him out. So, okay. We'll see what happened to him, if we ever find out. So he was a pilot for Delta, and he just arrived in San Francisco from Minneapolis. That's pretty much all we know.

And he's a good pilot because they said the attempt to land the second time was because of low visibility and fog, and it was delayed. And so he went around and he landed perfectly in this low visibility fog landing. So, I mean, he actually did his job. job. So we'll see. We'll see what was up with this particular pilot. Another case that was sentenced last week was the doomsday mom, this Idaho mom, this Lori Vallow Daybell, you know her as doomsday mom. She was handed two more life sentences. Oh, okay, in an Arizona court for two murder, conspiracy convictions, guilty. She was found in the

spring for plotting her late brother, the 2019 murder of her estranged husband, and the attempted murder of her nieces, now ex-husband's, Brent. This woman is whacked out of her mind. Now, she's already in jail. She's serving three consecutive life terms for the murders of her children and conspiring to kill her husband's first wife. Chad Daybell was sentenced to death last year for murdering both children. children and his first wife.

Valo Daybele, who represented herself in court, maintains her innocence. Uh-huh. Her brother, Alex Cox, died shortly after the crimes, so he was never charged. Okay. So, okay, there remains were discovered in an Idaho property owned by her now husband, Chad, who was, you know, in prison. And the couple allegedly led a doomsday cult, hence the doomsday mom titled, centered on fringe apocalyptic beliefs, which prosecutors say they use to justify

murdering their family members. Yeah, you know what? It doesn't matter. What they used as justification? Still wrong. You can quote me on that. Any time that you take a life when you're not protecting your own or a love. one, it's wrong.

There, it doesn't matter what the justification is. But just no year, she's going to remain in prison for a very, very long time. All right, let's get out of here. My gosh, I've been babbling on today. And it's good to be with you if you're listening live today is the 28th of July. Almost over. July is almost over. Incredible.

Oh, I know, I know. So we'll do the joke of the day from John. All right, joke of the day from John. Because I like one of my favorite things that I remember reading as a kid, and I don't remember when it was or what book it was, but it talked about Abraham Lincoln. And it talked about how he learned to spell Mississippi. And Abraham Lincoln was always,

M.I, Cricket Letter, Cricket Letter, Cricket Letter, I, Humpback, Humpback. I. Always remember that. That was in the Lincoln history book that I read as a kid. So this joke from John, two Italian men get on a bus. They sit down and engage in an animated conversation. The lady sitting behind them ignores them at first, but her attention is galvanized when she hears one of the men say the following. Emma come first, then I come, then two asses come together. I come once a more, two asses they come together again.

I come again and pee twice. Then I come one last a time. the lady was so mad you foul-mouthed swine in this country we don't talk about our sex lives in public hey cool a down a lady who talking about a sexa i'm a just a telling my friends a how to spell mississippi i know i know but uh it made me laugh com slash podcasts.