Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Not Going Anywhere… | 4/25/24

Episode Date: April 25, 2024

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who recently discovered that a hippopotamus in their care Jen Chan thought to be a male for seven years is actually a female. Now it doesn't say whether Jen Chan was

born at this Japanese zoo or if it was shipped in but they initially obviously believed it to be a male. Then they said, you know what? We're not sure. The behavior isn't quite matching what typical male hippos do. So they did a DNA test and it revealed their true gender. Now, I know what you're thinking. Couldn't they just, I don't know, look underneath the hippo? and see whether it's a male or a female.

Now, perhaps someone did that, and perhaps this particular hippo, Jen Chan, wasn't as large as the other hippos. So it looked more like a female underneath than it did a male, poor little thing. So now they realize that it's a female. And they're backtracking and saying

they recognize the importance of confirming the sex. Really, I don't know why that's important other than we just want to know. But they're going to ensure that mistakes like this will never happen again. So that's good. For all you hippos out there that are suffering from, I look like a female hippo underneath, you don't have to worry about it because at least at the Japanese zoo, they're taking steps that that kind of mistake will never happen again. That is good news.

Welcome. Welcome to Chewing the Fat. So the city of Dallas, the police department, are teaming up with camera owners in the city to try to solve crimes more quickly. The police department is launching a volunteer camera registry program called Connect Dallas. And it will allow residents, businesses, and organizations to register. their security cameras online. And it's for your safety. It's going to improve public safety.

In the past, sometimes get this, it's taken days, even months, for detectives to canvas an area or during an emergency to learn more information, to go around and get evidence. I hate to

detectives who have to be, I don't know, detecting. Now, police say that people can opt into the program, just by registering their addresses and their cameras at a connectdallas.org. And sure, we're going to still use our traditional investigative skills, duh, but video from homes and businesses and other organizations, it would be screened in real time at the Dallas Fusion Crime Center.

And these are the people that are working there to have access to the technology. It's a very specific group of people that have access, and they're authorized Dallas police employees, only. And those are those, if you're not authorized, you're not seeing it. Uh-huh. It has access to the cameras. Now, registering the camera, uh, doesn't happen automatically yet, but they give police access

to a live video stream. And look, if you're a homeowner and you have your video camera up, investigators are still going to need to ask permission to see the video. And I'm sure that they will. But signing up helps the Dallas PD quickly. find the nearest camera when there is an emergency or an investigation. Remember, it's completely voluntary, and online registration only takes about a minute. So if there's an emergency or an investigation, a detective can reach out via email about that

particular incident. And that will, you can also, though, if you want to, and for, you know, more safety, you can give police direct access to your cameras. That's great. That's great. And these cameras are going to help police catch more people committing crimes. That I believe. That I believe. The registered cameras could help police catch more people committing crimes. Yes, I do believe that. So we've got that going on for Dallas. It's also happening in Arlington, Texas and Fort Worth, Texas, where they already have similar programs in place, which is good. It's all for our safety. This is the Metroplex, Arlington is in the DFW, it's DFW, and obviously FW stands for Fort Worth. So you have Dallas, Fort Worth, Metroplex, and you have Dallas, Fort Worth, and Arlington. I'm sure other cities are on board. I'm sure this is happening around the country for your safety. And so if you're a business and you have, you have cameras there to access what's happening on your property, then you can go ahead and just allow voluntarily, of course, of the police to have access to those cameras just during an emergency or an investigation.

Not sure what investigation is going to be happening, but, you know, if there's an investigation or an emergency, we can access your cameras to help us catch bad people. That's the only reason we would use these. Okay. All right. Well, good luck. I mean, in today's world, if they come to your house and say, we need access to your cameras, I don't even think they have to have a warrant.

They could say they're in this is an emergency. We're in the middle of an investigation. We need access to your camera footage, anything that you have. And no, we're not going to get a warrant. And no, it's an emergency. So give it to us or we'll arrest you. I'm sure. If that's not happening already, which I believe it already is, it will.

And so for your safety, just log everything you have onto our site. It's completely safe. voluntary and will only be used in the case of an emergency or an investigation. It won't be long before the cities are just flying their own drones over their citizens to see what's going on. I mean, the skies are going to be dark with drones delivering stuff. We know that already. We've covered that and we'll cover it again and more in depth on this show for sure.

But, you know, I was reading stories where police departments are using drones. drones and their SWAT operations and search missions and investigations and, of course, security for events and, you know, for people's safety. So, I mean, when you remember movies when they have, you know, blimps and planes flying over, investigating and looking at what's happening, that's what's going to happen. That is what's going to happen. So just be ready for it. Just be ready for it. The sky is not only dark. Is that a delivery drone? Oh, no, that's a police drone. They're just looking to make sure everything's okay. If you're not doing anything wrong, don't worry about it. Am I right? I know these cameras are businesses and homes and you're voluntarily

doing that for safety and I kind of do understand it. Look, we all know, we've known for years, when you're out and about wherever you're at, you might as well just plan on being on camera. Consider yourself on camera at all times when you're outside of your home. But when you're inside your home, you should have that feeling of, I don't know, safety and your home is your castle. And if you have access to cameras inside my home, if I've set up security cameras inside and outside of my home, that's still my home. And so I don't necessarily like giving the authorities access, but I may not have a choice. And that's where the issue arises for me. I like to have at least the illusion of choice.

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Well, a significant delay is lasting at least three hours for domestic flights and six hours for international ones. Yeah, I would say that as well. Airlines can still offer another flight or a travel credit instead, but customers who now can reject the offer, they couldn't reject it before. So much of this is like, is this actually happening? So the administration said that passengers can also get automatic refunds if their checked bags are significantly delayed or services they pay.

purchase like Wi-Fi are not provided. Without this rule, consumers have to navigate a patchwork of cumbersome processes to request and receive the refund. Yeah, because this isn't cumbersome at all. This is supposed to just happen right off the, because it will. It'll be, I mean, just a quick like a rabbit, and it'll be done. You don't have to waste any time trying to figure it out. So, airlines must automatically issue refunds without passengers having to explicitly request them or jump through who, Yeah, you don't want people jumping through hoops. Airlines and ticket agents must properly issue refunds within seven business days of refunds becoming due for credit card purchases and 20 calendar days for other payment methods. Okay.

Airlines and ticket agents must provide refunds in cash or whatever original payment methods the individual used to make the purchase, such as credit card or online miles. Does anyone pay with cash anymore without being questioned by the TSA, the FBI, I mean, every government agency? You're using cash. Why? So airlines must not substitute vouchers, travel credits, or other forms of compensation unless the passenger affirmatively chooses to accept alternative compensation. Okay, so again, they ask and you say yes or no, why is that such a big deal?

And also, they're requiring airlines and ticket agents to tell customers what fees they charge for checked bags. Do I hate those blind fees, man? When I fly, they don't tell you a thing, except they do. When you order tickets, they tell you exactly what you're paying for. But, man, I guess some airlines don't. I guess they have sneaky blind spots in their ordering procedures. So they're going to have to tell you what fees are being charged for check bags and carry-on bags,

changing a reservation, or canceling a reservation. Yeah, because we don't. don't want anybody doing that and without actually knowing what could happen because they never tell you what could happen if you do that except that they always do good news is also that uh these particular new rules are going to take effect in the next couple of years yeah nothing too soon we couldn't just mandate hey you guys have got to do this like now because most of it you're already doing, but for sure, you know, we're going to make sure that it goes into effect of the next couple of years. So you're taken care of. Man, you are taken care of. Then we have

California starting to go after the Clear program. If you're not familiar with Clear, it was, I don't know, founded, I don't know, 14, 15 years ago. And it provides identity verification services for expedited security screenings at more than 50 airports, as well as other venues like stadiums. And it currently operates it currently operates in nine California airports charging travelers to cut the line at security once their identity is confirmed at a clear pod. It's different from TSA pre-check, which expedites the actual security checkpoint process. But, you know, some people are mad because it's a pay-to-play system. Well, if you travel enough where you want to use the airport and airlines and a lot, it's worth it. Of course it's pay to play.

It's, okay, so currently clear customers pay $189 a year to verify their identities at airport kiosks before being escorted past queued passengers in front of the TSA lines. That's huge. Man, if you travel a lot,

that is fantastic. But because it makes it look like it's, you know, the haves and the have-nots, you can't have that. We don't want that. We want everybody to be patted down by the TSA and everybody to go through that. It's all they have deals with the airports. They have deals with the airlines.

And they say in the story, flight attendants and TSA agents who denounce Clear as a pay-to-play system, I would guess that many of the flight attendants, I believe they would probably be a part of clear. I have to find that out. I would not be surprised to see that they pay for Clear. So they could just bypass the TSA altogether. Now, most of them, I think, go through a bypass line, but they still ever so often get hit with a search and pat down. With Clear, that wouldn't happen, right?

So I bet you they do. I bet you they do. But anyway, it's too good of a system, and it's working too good, and everybody's happy with it. So let's bring it down. And that's exactly what California is going to try to do. So be ready for this. that. All right, let's go to the break room. I need something cold to drink desperately.

All right, so this is something that I think I need, that I didn't know I needed. It's an Oreo Sour Patch Kids cookie, and it looks and sounds good. It's a new limited edition, Oreo Sourepatch Kids, Kits. cookie. You can pre-order it starting yesterday. If you're listening live, today is the 25th of April. This actually started, you could pre-order it yesterday at oreo.com. It's going to hit stores May 6th. And the cookies resemble Oreo golden cookies, but both the cookie and the cream filling have sour patch kids, flavors, and colors, creating a sweet yet sour taste. Yeah, it looks really good and sounds a really good if you like Sour Patch it looks fantastic and they also have the Oreo Sour Patch kids cookies and to wear the gear they got hats and socks and shirts and pants

that's awesome so I like I said I did not know that I needed this but I do so look for that a starting on May 6th, I may even have to, you know, pre-order a limited edition, man, because it looks so fantastic. And I'm a Sauer Patch fan. And I'm an Oreo fan. I know that comes as a surprise. But it looks really good. So the mash-up between Oreo and Sour Patch Kids candies, I say yes.

Also, I see where they did a Oreo space dump cooking. with blue and pink cosmic cream marshmallow-y filling with candy particles mixed in? I don't know that I've had that either. I am slipping a little bit of my Oreo tasting.

I want to try that as well. So let's make that happen because Oreo and Sour Patch and then Oreo and Space Dunk, again, yes, please. And yes, I'm going to go ahead and dip them in my bird flu milk because I'm not having these cookies without a glass of milk.

That just isn't happening. Wow, this is kind of a good ad for Duncan. You know, Duncan Donuts, but everybody's supposed to call them Duncan now. Except the sign says Duncan Donuts on it when you look at the actual sign of the restaurant. Anyway, a car smashed into a Dunkin Donuts earlier today, in fact, in Rhode Island. and in Cranston, Rhode Island, and right there on Reservoir Avenue, you know where it's at.

And the car crashed right into the front of the coffee shop, shattered glass. Now, police say the driver had his learners permit and was learning how to drive. And he said, we put the car on drive, and the passenger said, hit the break, and instead he hit the gas and went through the front window, into the counter.

Now, the young man said his mother works in the building, and he's glad she wasn't hit. I'm happy she didn't get hit. Yeah, no kidding. So are we, Brian. And that would not have been good. No, it wouldn't have been good if anyone was hit. But I think they said it was a car malfunction.

Right. America doesn't just run on Duncan. Cars do too. There you go. So let's file the insurance claims, and we could move on, and Duncan can thank you. You ought to charge Duncan for that line. I'll tell you that. of course

you locate how pissed would you be I mean the location is closed and you pull up you're ready for your duncan you want to get a donut and a coffee or whatever you get at Duncan and

it's closed because some kid ran his car through it at least they can do is open the drive-through we're just grateful no one was injured or hurt yes yes we are absolutely

grateful of that and there were no signs that the driver was impaired no it was just a young kid early in the morning and he was a car malfunctioned. Of course it was a car malfunctioned. America doesn't just run on Duncan. Cars do too. Man, you're welcome Duncan. You should be paying for that. So the fight is on and it's guess the fight is continuing on. TikTok is going to go ahead and file their legal challenge against the new law requiring its China-based parent company by dance to sell the platform

or withdraw from the U.S. market within 270. days. Our president signed the order and as part of a broader $95 billion foreign aid package, which is great. I wouldn't want them to just focus on, you know, one thing at a time. No, let's put it all together. Let's get a package together. So the window for sale, which can be extended 90 days, falls on January 19th one day before the current presidential term ends. Now, the platform, I mean, they're boasting 170 million users, and of course, the

CEO of TikTok, Shousee Chu, he posted yesterday that, hey, we're, we're not going anywhere. Hi, everyone. A show here. As you may have heard, Congress passed a bill that the president signed into law that is designed to ban TikTok

in the United States. That will take TikTok away from you, and 170 million Americans who find community and connection on our platform. He's right there. Now, I'm no big fan of TikTok, but, you know,

it's kind of agonizing to think about that. Make no mistake. This is a ban. A ban on TikTok and a ban on you and your voice. Politicians may say otherwise, but don't get confused.

Many who sponsored the bill admit a TikTok ban is the ultimate goal. It's obviously a disappointing moment, but it does not need to be a defining one. It's actually ironic because the freedom of expression

on TikTok reflects the same American values that make the United States a beacon of freedom. It's really not what they're going after, but okay. TikTok gives everyday Americans a powerful way to be seen and heard, and that's why so many people

have made TikTok part of their daily lives. Yeah, we love you too. We aren't going anywhere. We are confident and we will keep fighting for your rights in the courts. Oh, that's good. How are we still going? And we expect to prevail again.

Yeah, we're still going. still going. He's got another minute to go. I don't know if I could take it. Our community is filled in people with found acceptance and compassion, offer inspiration and encouragement, increase their awareness and broaden their perspectives. Okay, I can't take it anymore. It's just a promo for TikTok now. I mean, that's what the whole thing was. It was a promo for TikTok. I got it, but I don't need any more of the promo. He just, we're not going away, we're still going to fight, and it's all about free speech. So it'll be fun. It'll be fun to see what actually

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Nope, no one of any prominence anyway has died. I know if you have a family member that passed away, rest in peace. I know you loved them. And, you know, it's sad. But anyone of any prominence, have they all died? No, everyone else is still alive and kicking?

Okay. All right. What's the over-under on when Robert De Niro, who is 80 now, Robert Dush Nero, is 80. How long is he going to make it? He's probably that guy. That guy lives on hate, so he's probably going to make it for at least another 15, right? At least. He's going into his 90s. We're going to have to hear his agonizing voice until his 90s. That's my over and under. De Niro makes it to 96. 96 years old. That's just a prediction that probably is. Now, this guy probably wishes he was. dead. A Louisiana man, 54-year-old man, has been found guilty to four counts of second degree rape, and the judge, William Dykes, sentenced him to 50 years in prison and to be physically castrated. That doesn't sound like fun. But it wasn't fun what he did. This is part of his a guilty plea for the rape of a 14-year-old girl that resulted in her pregnancy.

I don't know if she kept the baby or not. That's a tough call for someone to be raped and get pregnant and then decide whether you have to keep the baby or not. That's a tough call. I'm glad I don't have to make that call. However, this douchebag doesn't deserve it. you know, doesn't deserve to be, you know, a lot of people, a lot of people would say that he doesn't deserve to be alive. And he will still be alive because he has to serve 50 years in prison,

but he's also going to be castrated. And that does not sound like fun. You can quote me on that. Glenn Sullivan Sr., 54, does not sound like he's going to be very happy with his 50 years in prison. being castrated. So have fun. I guess we did have

death at the Denver Zoo. The Denver Zoo, a 13-year-old clouded leopard Lissu, was put down. And I guess the zoo this says, hey, looks like you're not feeling well. Yeah, you've been sick

for the last couple weeks? Yeah. Well, man, we're going to be sad about it, but we're putting you down because we don't have time to be messing with you. Sorry. It's what they said. We noticed a decline in the health over the past couple weeks, and it's with great sadness that these medical conditions are something that LISU had to deal with.

But our animal care and veterinary medicine teams were managing and trying to figure out what they could do with the significant decline in her health. and we made the difficult decision. Yeah, we're putting her down. So rest in peace, clouded leopard Lissu for at the Denver Zoo dead at the age of 13. And look, I get it. No one supports zoos more than me or this show. We already have made that clear on this show and others.

Man, that's what happens. You start being, if we have to take care of you more than you being out there showing off to the public, sorry about it. You're going down. You know, yesterday we talked about how prime energy sports drinks were facing a class action suit because of excessive PFA's, Forever Chemicals, and excessive caffeine. Well, Logan Paul has responded to that charge with a TikTok video that I found pretty interesting.

He takes it down pretty hard, although, I will say, I don't think he addresses the Forever chemicals, but I didn't hear him address the excess sugar amount. Lawsuit against Logan Paul's company Prime for there being PFOs, which are Forever Chemicals, in the Prime hydration drink. All right, let's talk about this. First off, anyone can sue anyone at any time.

That does not make the lawsuit true, and in this case, it is not. There's claims that PFOS or Forever Chemicals come from plastic. So in this case, they're not talking about the actual drink, the liquid prime. They're talking about the bottle that Prime is manufactured in. This ain't a rinky-dink operation. We use the top bottle manufacturers in the United States,

All of your favorite beverage brands, Coke, Pepsi, Chopacan, Dr. Pepper. They use these companies. If the product is served in plastic, they make a bottle for them. Accordingly, we follow Title 21 for the Code of Regulations for PET and all other types of bottles. The products are manufactured by our company in a manner compliant with all pertinent and current good manufacturing practices by the United States Food and Drug Administration. All of our suppliers use GMP facilities. Well, let's say they're talking about the drink itself. Here's where their argument really falls apart.

Pay attention. But according to the testing done by one of the lawyers for the plaintiffs, Whoa, hold it. You saw Goodman or Walter White Brother, because this little study that was conducted by a lawyer is absolute bullshit. They're claiming that prime 0.06 PPP, parts per trillion. But that's interesting because the EPA says that anything under 1.1 P.PT cannot be deemed as reasonably accurate, meaning they don't have the right pools or resources to even prove what they're claiming.

Are you following this? It means the detection limit is 66 times more than what they're claiming we have in our drink. And that's just the detection limit. Your own state will not even take action unless it's, It's over 40 parts per trillions. So we don't even think this information is factual, but for the sake of this conversation, let's continue. In one prime hydration drink,

they found three times the amount of PFOs that you should consume in drinking water in your life. We have a very big multi-million dollar filter that builds the water from the state water used the home provided by the state before we make it into prime. If this claim about PFOs and PFAs is true, what is that saying about your state water? Then, according to their website,

the Environmental Protection Agency's recommendation is using one of three tactics to remove as many PFOS and PFAS as possible. Activated carbon, IOT exchange treatment, and reverse osmosis. While we do two out of the three of those to clean the state's water before it even becomes prime. We don't think these numbers are factual and we're not the only one who caught this. The level that was reportedly found was below the limit of detection and if it's the level, it is still a food science, babe, on the recently established federal maximum contaminant level of four parts per trillion for PFOS.

For customer safety, we We retain samples of every single batch of Prime that has ever come off the production line. So if slash when this plaintiff wants to come forward with the production number, we will retain samples from that batch and conduct their own independent study. We're putting out better for you products. Meanwhile, our competitors are on the cusp of getting banned in the United States. The number one sports training the world just had scos, Banned and Gatorade.

Using dyes linked to cancer. That is a fact. It already happened. The difference with us is one person conducted a random study and has provided zero evidence to substantiate any of their claims. Do you all remember a while back? when they said that the FDA was investigating prime and that happened they never called us because we follow every single guideline and regulations so Tommy the TikTok lawyer four videos in man form those

views get those likes and get a haircut while you're at it we'll accept an apology for the next 48 hours otherwise you're going to be representing yourself in a miserable courtroom for line wow there you go so he uh you know he's fighting back and and as well i would expect him to so you know he and a kSI are together on these prime drinks and i said yesterday i mean i have Prime drinks in my home. My son loves them. So, but he did not address the excessive caffeine or sugar. Now, I don't know if that was in a separate video or if he just let that one slide.

But in the original story, it talked about the lady who was bringing a lawsuit against them because they had more sugar than advertised. more caffeine than advertised. So not sure what's up with that lawsuit. 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 rank on Uber Eats. But iced tea, ice cream, or just plain old ice, yes, we deliver those.

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was this crackhead Barney. That's her social media handle. and she goes around and dresses in white face and she goes by crackhead Barney. Her real name, we don't know. She's the anonymous personality from Jamaica Queens. So she claims that her performance art and confrontational media is a statement about the double standards of society in the U.S. As the U.S. supports Israel and the genocide of Palestinians here at home, powerful people

maintain the facet of politeness and dignity while we export death and terror around the world, adding that the entertainment industry has been largely silent over Israel's genocide. Her recent videos largely consist of her swearing at cops and telling pro-Israel demonstrators as things like you're not, you know they're not coming home referring to the hostages kidnapped by Hamas. After the incident, she said

that he pushed her out the door and deadbolted it to keep her out. She then stalked around the outside talking to herself about how Alec Baldwin had assaulted her and that she should press charges while calling random passerby's racist

and Zionist bitches. then she went on Pierce Morgan. She was wearing a diaper, bears, bare chest, of course. And that's, I mean, that's her look with the white face and the diapers.

And the, she also had a cast on and a neck brace on. Did I mention the red lipstick, the blonde wig, and the sunglasses. No, I didn't. Okay, yeah,

she was wearing that on Pierce as well. And it went a little something like this. I'm joined by Alec Baldwin's antagonist there, who calls herself a crackhead army. I want my diaper team. Do you want to sit down? Mother Monday, were you? I was made.

No, you were. Your wings come off. Shut up. I can't give you the answer. This is one of the most pathetic things I've ever had to endure. Okay, so there you have it. If you ever thought that there was going to be any kind of lawsuit against our man Alec.

There's no way that that's happening. She's just stirring the pot. I mean, there was more to that interview where she was dribbling food on her face and saying that she was a victim. And it was just making a mockery of the whole thing. So, yeah, I mean, she called Pierce effing annoying, supporting the queen F, the Crown, F Buckingham Palace.

And I'm surprised, I don't know how long Pierce had her on, but I sure it wasn't very, very long. But look, she's a, you know, performance artist. We'll say, I'll give her that much. Maybe, we'll call it that. We'll call it a performance artist. Crackhead Barney.

But for anyone to be on her side against Alec Baldwin, nope, not happening. Do you know that it's been 19 years since the first YouTube video posted? 19 years. Now, well, 19 years in a couple of days. Those you be listening live today is the 25th of April, uh, 2020. So April 23rd, 2005 was the first YouTube video posted from the San Diego Zoo.

I'm disappointed that it wasn't me posting the first YouTube video from a zoo. but think of how far we've come since that video was posted from the San Diego Zoo 19 years ago. Wow. We've come to Crackhead Barney posting stuff on her phone. Not all YouTube, of course, but that's where we've come. Hey, you can follow me on my social media accounts, X at Jeffrey JFR, Facebook and Instagram is Jeff Fisher Radio,

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It's all happy. That's just a happy little family in the cameo circle. And you can always email the show, Chewing the Fat at the Blaze. Chewing the Fat at theblaze.com. All right. Here's a joke of the day. Made me actually LOL yesterday. And I had a smile on my face as I was reading it.

A man checked into a hotel where there was a computer in his room. So he decided to send an email to his wife. He accidentally typed the wrong email address. And without realizing it, he sent it to a mail of a widow who had just returned from her husband's funeral. The widow decided to check her email. expecting condolence's messages from relatives and friends. After reading the first message, she fainted. And the son rushed into the room, found his mother on the floor,

and he looked up at the computer screen, and the computer screen read to my loving wife. I know you're surprised to hear from me. They have computers here, and we're allowed to send emails to loved ones. I've just checked in. How are you and the kids? The place is really nice, but I'm lonely here.

I've made necessary arrangements for your arrival tomorrow. Expecting you, darling. I can't wait to see you. See, that's why she thought it was from her dead husband. And so, so did the son. And then she fainted. And that was the, now you get it. Stream and subscribe to more Blaze Media content at theblaze.com slash podcasts.

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