Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Reassessing… | 6/27/25

Episode Date: June 27, 2025

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to accommodate his size Okay That's what's being reported Now you see the video of them talking to this guy And then you see the video of him Just throwing himself down on the ground

And then they're hauling him off the plane like a table they just carry him because he refuses to assist them. So apparently, this Thai airline, Thai lion air, love them. Their sky waitress would not accommodate this man because of his fatness because he wanted to move from the window seat to the aisle seat. Now, it looked like it was a full flight. I don't know. Maybe no one would exchange seats with him.

But he's giving up a window seat. Somebody's going to change with them, right? You want the aisle seat. Or maybe the sky waitress, I'm sorry, the flight attendant, would just dug her heels into the ground and said, no, you can't move. We haven't taken off yet. We're on the tarmac.

Nobody came up a seat. This is where your ticket is. That's where you have to sit. I've heard that before many times. Because there have been times with nobody, hardly anyone's on the plane. I'm like, I'm moving. I'm sitting down here.

Now, until we take off, you can't. You have to be on your team. We take off. Okay. All right. I guess so if we crash, well, and they know where I died. They had the ticket. It wasn't 11A, so we know who died.

Okay. So, anyway, the police can be seen, you know, hauling him off and it's funny. People were pissed. I mean, they were hollering at him. Get off. Come on. Don't be so selfish. I do see that side of it.

It took over an hour to deal with this guy, so they're still sitting there. They finally took off, and you're already delayed an hour. It's maddening. I got it. Ain't nobody got time for that? Yeah, but they do. because you're already on the plane and you can complain all you want.

I just, I want to know why he was so adamant on moving. And I want to know why he wasn't being accommodated. Because I just feel like he's a UK.

Was it because he was white? I don't know. He's in Thailand. He's flying, what were you doing in Thailand? And he's flying back to the UK from Bangkok. and it might not be that, not in Thailand.

Well, it definitely was that, but it might have been something, you know, people frowned upon if it's outside of Thailand. And I will say this about Thailand. They have the prettiest man-boys or boy girls or... Anyway, so anyway, he's leaving. It's fine out of Bangkok, and they won't... They won't accommodate him, and I want to know why. But I do love the idea of as long,

I'm just going to flap on the ground, and you're going to have to carry me off this plane. I'd be so pissed, too. I would be. And even if it was because of his fatness, and he's starting to give fat people a bad name, which I don't like to do. But you already do enough of that.

Yeah, I know. But I want to know why he wasn't being accommodated. And I have a feeling he was being profiled, and I don't like it. Not one bit from Thai Lion Air. Welcome. Welcome to Chewing the Fat. Looks like Florida's actually going to do the alligator Alcatraz.

I, okay, I didn't think it would happen, but they claim they have this airport facility with a 10,500 foot runway that they could convert into this detention center for immigrants in Florida. And that's where they could put them and deport them from the United States. and it's going to be called alligator alcatraz. So it's surrounded by, it's a 30 square mile area, completely surrounded by the Everglades.

Okay. I mean, we've making jokes about building moats and putting animals along the southern border for years. I just never thought it would happen. I mean, there's gators and pythons, and are we going to be okay? Are we going to be okay as a society? when someone tries to get away and gets eaten by an alligator.

We're going to be okay with that? We're going to be okay with seeing the python stuffed with the five-foot illegal immigrant from Guatemala. Ouch. And the python is just laying there. We're going to be okay with that? All right. If we are, I'm okay with it. They better put cameras up.

I want to see it. I want to see it happening. I want cameras placed all around the Everglades. all around Alligator Elcatraz And I want to see it I want to see it That's all I want it I want it live

So make it happen I just don't know That it's that it actually was going to happen I love the airport Oh they've been training pilots out there for years Uh huh It's probably built by They claimed that it was built in 68

Known as the Everglades Jet Port Yeah That's where they brought in all the cocaine in South Florida. Duh. But I just feel like there's going to be a few people unhappy with alligator alcatraz. Like, oh, I don't know. The environmentalists. I mean, holy cow.

All the environmentalists and the animal lovers and the, it's going to be unbelievable. around the it's the everglades they're just taking yeah it was fine i don't think we'll be okay with it i think i think it's probably it looks like it's going to happen but the first time that we've got a gator chewing up some human i don't think it will last but it will be fun while it does so let's just enjoy it so how far you got to go before you're free. And if you can make it out of the Everglades. Because I've talked about it forever

that I wanted a reality show with prisoners and you just set up, I don't know, you just set it in the middle of Nebraska or in Montana, or wherever some state. And you bring in the criminals and you bring in the hunters. And it's kind of like the Hunger Games-ish and running man-ish. And you just put them out there.

And if you make it out of here, you're free. And so how far you've got to go in the Everglades before you're free? that's a long way man those those upgrades are big man alligator alley driving across there uh that's what an hour and a half two hours driving across alligator alley from the east coast to the west coast or the west coast to the east coast whichever way you're heading and uh it's right here on the map if it's on the florida map it's down it cuts right across here okay wow it's uh let me hold it's right there you see it i'm holding up my hand you see where it's at anyway um

So I don't know how far you got to get. Plus, I don't want to be rooting for criminals to be free. But I was just thinking about how far they have to get out of the Everglades if they break free. Again, no. It's probably going to happen. And the first time that we see Julio, we see a Maryland man getting eaten by a gator, oh, man, that will not end well. Okay.

So if you're listening live, today is the 27th of January. June, 2025. We are just, we are knocking on the door of July. And I was seeing where July 2nd, the marriage between McDonald's and Krismy

Cream is over. They're signing the divorce papers as we speak. It's done. So remember, we talked about how they were going to get together and Krispy Cream was going to provide donuts as part of the McDonald's breakfast menu for all

the McDonald's, at least like at least 2,400 McDonald's locations, what they originally talked about. Now, they've started already, because some of that started up in the first year, but Krispy Kreme needed to get their plants up to speed and get to creating some product because, I mean, hey, they've got Krispy Kreme in many places around the country, and who wins that? I would say McDonald's wins that, right? I mean, hello, McDonald's wins that.

So if you can't decide whether to deliver to the gas station or McDonald's, you choose the gas station and go to McDonald's. I mean, that's a pretty easy decision. But apparently, Krispy Kreme has been saying, yeah, we have been trying to make this thing profitable and make this thing work. And we've been trying to figure out. In fact, what we are calling it is reassessing. deployment and we, oh man, we just, we can't do it.

We cannot do it. So, the partnership between McDonald's and Krispy Kreme is over. It's done. Yeah, have a nice day. That's a joint decision. We both feel this way. We still love each other and we still have a little something inside, but it just isn't the same anymore.

We care about the kids, but it had nothing to do with the kids. But the company has decided it's over. And so even the McDonald's that were getting crispy creams, and I think that was some in Indiana and Kentucky, I don't remember the exact states, those are done too. Have a nice day. It's all over.

No more crispy creams. We're, Krispy Creams is officially working on our distribution and make our company profit. without McDonald's. Sorry about that. Which I'm sure that they were maybe struggling and this was going to put them over the edge, which I get, I mean, hello,

you 2400 McDonald's. We talked about it when they first made the announcement. That's huge. That's monstrous. And I don't know if McDonald's pulls the Walmart plan, which they might do. I don't know how it worked because you have to deal with corporate

and separate entities. owning McDonald's outside of corporate, but they all have, you know, they have the umbrella of corporate over them. But we talked about how Walmart would go to a company and say, hey, we love your product. We want your product in Walmart. And let's say I make, you know,

I make pens. I make these pens that I have in my hand right now. And I say, yes, I want my pens in Walmart. Who doesn't want their product in a Walmart? Really? I mean, unless you're an upper end, I can't have my product in a Walmart. You want your product in Walmart because, I don't know,

that's where people go to spend their money. And so you want your product there. So Walmart says, yes, we want $8 billion a week from you. And you go, holy crap, I got to create $8 billion a day. So you need to get your company up and running and get the product moving. You need to workers. You need the product. You need everything.

You need to get going. And Walmart says, and we're going to pay you every $90. days for $8 billion pens a week. And so you're going to have to cover all this growth with your company, with the pens, with the product, the employees, all of it until you get paid from Walmart. And a lot of companies couldn't survive that. So they go back to Walmart and they say, oh, man, Walmart, we can't. I can't do it. I can't do it without being paid. Now, Walmart didn't do anything wrong, except they didn't pay you early. They're going to pay you at the 90-day mark. So when you said, I can't do it, I can't survive, I need money to survive and I can't do it unless

I get paid from you. Oh, darn. Boy, that sucks to be you. Oh, you know what? We'll buy you. We'll buy your company. We'll pay all your debtors and we'll get everything squared away and we'll own the company then, okay? Ha ha ha ha ha. That's so, who would have seen that coming? I mean, we're sorry you could, we wanted you to thrive, but you can't, so we'll buy you. And so, I mean, that's a big problem. And I say that's a big problem as an issue that people are unhappy about. I don't think McDonald's is buying Krispy Kreme. I think Krispy Kemp just realized, man, that's, we can't do it and be profitable.

McDonald's didn't want to pay them enough money for the donuts. And they were going to, they get to do all the donuts to all the McDonald's, plus all the other product that they needed for stores. that are outside of McDonald's, because Krispy Cream is in stores all over the country, and gas station, Hess stations, QTs, whatever,

whatever, all around the country. So they've got to provide those, and they're going to have to provide all the McDonald's and make a profit. You know what? We're getting a divorce. We're getting a divorce,

and we're going to work on ways to achieve profitable business. Okay? And sorry about that. because we just could not, in good conscience, reassess deployment properly. With Amex Platinum, $400 in annual credits for travel and dining means you not only satisfy your travel bug, but your taste buds too. That's the powerful backing of Amex.

Conditions apply. Is Did he free? Have they let him go yet? No, Jeff, they haven't. You were wrong, and they're still doing it. They're having closing arguments as we speak. Okay. So the prosecution did their closing arguments yesterday,

did it for about it. They had like over six hours of closing arguments from the prosecution. And they wrapped it up. And then so I guess today is the defense, wrapping it up. And then we break for the weekend and will come back. All fresh side and bushy-tailed on Monday. The jury will get their instructions from the judge,

which have been agreed upon. They agreed upon them the other day. and then they go, they take it to trial. I don't know that the judge ever ruled on the defense's request for that Rule 29, which means the judge can say, yeah, the prosecution never made their case. You can get out of here. I don't, it never says that the judge ruled on that. However, the closing arguments are taking place.

So I don't know if the judge at the end of the closing, I don't know if the judge was going to tell. the prosecution they didn't make their case, probably would have done that before closing arguments, right? Make everybody sit through the closing arguments and then kick ditty to the curb? I don't think that would have happened. It's probably going to go to the jury next week.

And we'll see if the jury, you know, what the jury heard, they find ditty guilty. And, I mean, there's plenty for an appeal with all the problems with the jury. and, you know, so is Combs ever going to be free again? I don't know. Honestly, I don't know. I was thinking about that because everybody's worried about him fleeing the country

if they set him free, which is very possible. If I'm him, I've already set up a studio and place, and I'm already going. I've got to move to a new airport down in Florida, though, because they're starting to use the airport that I was using for alligator alcatraz. but I got to go to Palm Beach or something and fly out of here. And I'll pretend like I'm going to pretend like, yeah, I'm just flying from New York to Florida. That's all I'm going.

And I'm not going anywhere else. And then, have you seen Diddy in the last couple days? And he's, you know, down on the Bahamas or something. I mean, that's very possible. I get it. But, well, so anyway, the trial's still on. I thought the judge would give him a pass. So far, up to this point, I thought wrong.

Oh, I should probably apologize to. I need to apologize to this audience that listened to chewing the fat every day. Yesterday, I did the story about the baseball player who was crying and everybody consoled him and then they kicked the fan out and nobody commented on what the fan said. We were told that it was about his mom who died eight years ago. We're not quite sure if that's true or not, but that's what they say because the baseball player hasn't commented on it. The manager who said he heard the heckling

hasn't commented on it. But everybody's apologize and all that. You've been to the whole story. But I didn't, and I did this morning on Pat Gray-on-leashed, talk about it within the right context. Now, I did say, what are we doing? We live in baseball, America's

pastime is over if we're worried about guys getting heckled and start crying. And the guy has kicked out of every major league park. Okay, I mean, we wouldn't stop it. That's a little bit too gone. Anyway, but I didn't use yesterday that I used on Pat Ground Least this morning. There's no crying in baseball from a league of their own.

I mean, it's the most iconic, one of the most iconic baseball scenes from a baseball movie ever. I love that movie, by the way. One of my all-time favorite movies, a league of their own. and the scene with Tom Hanks saying there's no crying in baseball and I think we've forgotten that rule there's no crying in baseball and that scene is

absolutely tremendous can we play that savings are always on the menu that's not it flex your credits electricity plan can I answer a question you got a Which team do you play for?

Well, I... Well, I'm... Well, I'm... Well, I was just wondering, because I couldn't figure out why you'd throw home when we've got it to run lead. You let the tie-in-lock get on... Second...

We lost a lead because of you! Now, you start using your head! That's not love that three feet above your ass! She starts crying. Are you crying? Are you crying? Are you crying? Are you crying?

Are you crying? There's no crying. There's no crying. There's no crying in baseball. Oh, you zip-a-dorus. You zippin Doris. Rodgershornsby was my manager. And he called me a talking file of a pig

and that was when my parents drove all the way down from Michigan. Just to see me play again. And did I cry? No, no. No. No. And you know why? No.

No. There's no crying in baseball. No. There's no crying in baseball. There's no crying in baseball. No crying. Problem over here, Jimmy? Here comes the elf.

She's crying, sir. Good rule of thumb. Good rule of thumb. Grapes you chastise you're too vehemently. Good rule of thumb. Treat each of these girls as you would treat your mother. I don't ever tell you look like a penis. You look like a penis with a little hat on?

Ha ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Now, that's good management right there, by the way. That's good ball. No, we can stop. That's good baseball management right. there. You've already, you've got the team a little bit upset because you had to, he had to go after one of the players. And so the team is a little upset because you went after one of their players. They know you're right, but they're mad at how you went about

it. So then you get, you change the argument to the ref and you get kicked out of the game so that they are now, yeah, we got rid of him. He got kicked out. He got kicked out. But he was kind of right. You did screw up. You need to practice on throwing that ball. I mean, it's a classic scene. However, what happened, uh, uh, In Major League Baseball this week, they have forgotten the golden rule of no crying in baseball. As long as we're talking about sports, I see where PayPal has just signed a multi-year deal

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I would be indebted to them forever. And Starbucks, not that I want a French vanilla cappuccino from Starbucks, but I would take one, is changing how it charges for drinks when you modify the drinks. So it will add a flat fee of 80 cents for any sauce or syrup rather than charge based on flavor or type of drinks. So Starbucks is trying to get more business, trying to get your business back, no problem. Speaking of a company that wants business and better deals, starting today, Apple is kind of deviating from its cinematic strategy, only giving its original films limited theatrical runs

with the worldwide release of F1, the movie. Brad Pitt's F1, the movie. I didn't realize I forgot that was an Apple movie. I've been seeing Brad promoted everywhere. Tom Cruise showed up at one of the red carpet events the other day. He's getting a special. Oscar just for being Tom Cruise. That's so nice.

Anyway, so the F1 movie is out, and they need to have this movie do well, for sure. They reportedly paid $300 million for this movie. Aha! Okay. Brad Pitt's the aging race car driver, and it's supposed to be good. Okay. All right.

Okay. I want to enjoy the movie? Do I want to see F1 the movie at a theater. Not really. I have no desire to see it. I don't understand the I don't understand the

the craze that is now about us for F1. I just don't, I know they they're fast cars, I know. It's just that it isn't NASCAR. I mean, I like NASCAR better than F1. I just, you know, and I'm not a huge

NASCAR guy, but I mean, I, if I were, If you were to say, hey, you want to go to a car race? I do. What would you like to do? F-Water, NASCAR. I'm picking NASCAR every time.

Every time. Okay, I got it. And I know they have the big red car, the red carpet events and the big part. It's a party when it shows up in your city. I got it. And that's important. But it's not about the racing.

So apparently, this movie uses technology that gives racing scenes, hyper-realistic feel. And that's what's available on the latest iPhone models as well. Okay. F-1's broadcast rights are up for grabs in 2026. Again, you know, they're bidding, making the bidding process, they're going to pay millions of dollars for the broadcasting rights of these F-1 races.

And Apple reportedly is in the mix. Okay. Sure. And Apple wants a cinematic win. Yeah, they need. one because, what was it, Killers of the Flower Moon, didn't make a profit at the box office, and while I enjoyed that movie, it was okay. I know, it was okay.

And plus, I had to work past Robert Duchanero to get to it. I mean, it was DeCaprio, they're all great, they're all great actors, and I really love their work, okay. But I had to build up to watching it because of them. I know it's just me. Do you see where Chuck Schumer, Chuck Schumer, Senator, Minority Leader,

Senator from the state of New York, Chuck Schumer was rushed to the hospital the other day. And I don't wish anything bad on Chuck Schumer, okay? I'm not doing that. But he was rushed to the hospital for dehydration because it was just so hot in Washington, D.C. But that's not why he was dehydrated. He was reportedly,

And Chuck is 74 now, so I'm starting to get up there. He was reportedly in the Senate gym. I've all, I've seen Chuck, okay? He's not spending his days at the Senate gym. But okay, if you tell me he was at the Senate gym, then, yep, that's where he was at. Apparently he got lightheaded, and they rushed him to the hospital out of an abundance of caution.

And then he was right back at work, doing the work. for the people. So he's okay. I just found it interesting that we're to believe that I guess that's where they all hang out is the Senate gym. That's where they all get together and walk around in their towels and check each other

out. So yeah. We found out John Thune. That guy is like a Greek god. We found that out a long time ago. And apparently Chuck Schumer is looking for a little Senate Gym Bath House

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thankfully. I mean, I know people have died. I get it. Everybody, every day somebody dies, but no one of consequence that has died. So there's no really, who died today? It's not one of those. But there is, how did they die? How did they die? Okay, well, let's begin with Anne Burrell. We talked about her death. She died not too long ago at the age of 55. She was the, you know, the Food Network chef. She did worst cooks in America and secrets restaurant of chefs and she did a bunch of stuff. And we went down some of her

history on the day that we talked about Anne Varel dying. However, now her death is under investigation because apparently her sudden and unexplained death came because

she was discovered in her shower next to dozens of pills. So is that a problem? I guess so. I guess it was. So they're investigating how she died.

And then we have one more, Brian Wilson. We talked about him dying, the Beach Boys. Now they have come out with the death certificate on how he died. And his death was respiratory arrest. Wow, I mean,

I mean, he couldn't breathe. I don't think he could even do that, man. He was dying to do that. Okay, stop it. That's just not funny. So apparently, because when you have respiratory arrest, I mean, your heart's still going, but you're not breathing.

Yeah, your lungs not functioning. Yeah, we get it, okay? You're deprived of oxygen. We got it. Okay. So he had. Cepis, cystid, cytopithet. Amorphophalist.

You don't want that. And those were listed as contributing factors, as well as neurodegenerative disorder, obstructive sleep apnea, chronic respiratory failure, chronic kidney disease. Holy cow. I mean,

yeah. Rest and peace to Brian Wilson, man. And let's remember he was 82. So I'm not saying that's the perfect age to die, but he had a pretty good life. Right? I mean, even if you had all those, except for all the mental fallout

and out of depression. Hey, you know, the kidney disease. You know, sure you could breathe. And sure you had neurodegenerative disorder, sleep apnea you know sure you had sepsis and cis

amorphalus that you don't want that but you'll live to be 82 so quit your whining and really she's not dead she's 75 years old but she is stepping

down as editor and chief of Vogue Anna Wintour the devil wears Prada is stepping down after 37 years she turned that place into a monster I mean Vogue is Antoin Tour

I mean it's just no question she has been the top editor at the US Vogue and I mean she's been there 37 years and she's now she's technically not going away uh-huh she told the staff that she's leaving this role but I'm still going to work

for the parent company, Condé Nast, where I'll be the global chief content officer and Vogue's global editorial director. So there, I'll still be working.

That's not a job. That's just getting, they're just paying her for that. Anna went to her is going to be in her penthouse in New York and that's what she's doing. What are you doing? Once in a while, they'll come and talk to her and

she'll make a comment and then that'll be it. Evan I stay here. Do people will be running around. So she's going to be the global chief content officer and Vogue's global editorial director.

Okay. Her yet to be named successor will get the title head of editorial content. I mean, since she's taken over, she took over in, you know, 37 years ago, obviously.

She's been a first on so many things. Just incredible. And, you know, she's a nightmare. I know she is. But it's just she turned Vogue into a monster. And really, I would like to ask Anna, and she would, I mean, if I called her, she'd pick up the phone right now.

No question. I would like to ask the queen of the fashion industry, weren't you already doing the whole global chief content officer global editorial directing wasn't that wasn't that your job really i mean it was so was someone else doing that i think not i don't think that i mean vogue is anna went to her so now the parent company is just like just let her do a couple things and so shut up or make her go away and be fine i'll get rid of her that's just to make sure hi anna hello hi yeah yeah you go ahead well Send her some stuff every week or so.

She looks like she's doing something for us. Let's move on, okay? Wow, don't look her direct in the eye. When you drop the papers off, just give it to her and say, here you go. All right. Email us your thoughts. And be done with that.

That's what's going to happen. And congratulations, Anna. Congratulations. After 37 years of, well, the devil-wearing Prada. Okay, so now we have to worry about speed as well. because for years Kenya has been the world distance runners I mean you beat the Kenyans

I've joked around about being the Kenyan of eaters I don't speed eat I eat you know long distance well now we have this Faith Kipyagan Faith Kipyagan is now I mean she's breaking the record for running the mile

and so now the Kenyans are taking over the speed too Okay. So she ran a mile in four minutes, 6.42 seconds. That's shaving more than a second off of her world record time during her attempt to run a sub four minute mile. So she still hasn't broken a four minute mile. What a loser!

Oh, man. So if she, apparently this doesn't count as a world record because nobody was there. I don't know. Maybe it does. maybe this sets a new world record. It says that this was faster than the world record time. So I guess it just, this was just friends saying,

You're faster than your world record. Where's nobody's here to document it though so you don't get it? I guess that's what happened. Okay. But I don't like it. I don't like it. The Kenyans are now taking over the speed. I've already got the distance.

I don't like it. But congratulations to Faith. Skip you got for, attempting at least to break a four-minute mile. Still didn't do it, though. So congratulations. This episode is brought to you by Peloton. A new era of fitness is here.

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So it's Friday, and that means it's time for what's being called America's favorite game show. What's the Lie? What's the Lie? Where contestants try to decipher the lie from four. Count of one, two, three, four headline. One of them is not true. Thus, that's why we call it. What's the Lie?

Our contestant today, Kent Reagan, if he wins, not only will he'll get to come back for another round, he will win a Talking Sense, Jeffrey Blue Freshie. And for more information, you can go to the Talking Sense Facebook group and find the Freshie scent and design just for you. If you or someone you love would like to be a contestant on What's the Lie, email Chewing the Fat at the Blaze.com.

Kent, welcome to What's the Lie. How are you, my friend? I'm good. I'm fantastic, better than ever. I know I see when I announced you, it said Kent Reagan. Are you any relation to the Reagan family that runs NYPD Blue? No. I wouldn't say so.

No, no Blue Bloods in you at all? No, I mean, my uncle, he was with state police and not in York. All right. So you're close. So you're close. I do appreciate the one sentence that you sent me in your request to be contested on what's the lie. We talked about the girl who died parachuting the other day, and your comment was,

the thing about parachuting is if something goes wrong, you have the rest of your life to fix it. It's kind of funny. It's kind of funny and true. So, you know, all right, so are you ready to play, What's the Lie? Kent? You all right? Yes, sir. All right.

Why do we need a cup of coffee or anything? Are you okay? No, I'm good. Okay. All right. So we'll get to the four headlines, one not real. What's the lie? All right, let's do this.

Headline number one. Geologists discover magma heartbeat is tearing continent apart. Headline number two. Board game lovers more likely to have successful marriages than carry. karaoke fans. Headline number three, Netflix Liver King arrested after picking a fight with Joe Rogan. Headline number four, BBC pledges to be mindful of spoilers after irate viewers complain about Doctor Who reveal. Those are your four headlines. Headline number one, geologists discover magma heartbeat is tearing continent apart. Headline number two, board game lover is more likely to have

successful marriages than karaoke fans. Headline number three. Netflix Liver King arrested after picking a fight with Joe Rogan. Headline number four. BBC pledges to be mindful of spoilers after irate viewers complain about Doctor Who reveal. All right, Kent, those are your four headlines. What is the lie? Well, I know number three is not because I heard about the

either yesterday a couple days ago. Okay. So I'm thinking either one or two. Okay. And I'm going to go with the geologist one. You're going to go with number one, the geologist one. Yeah. Ken, my man, gosh darn it.

I wanted you to win too. But, oh, well, thanks for listening and playing What's the Lie. What's the Lie is a subsidiary of Chewing the Fed Enterprises. All information. is probably accurate at the time of recording. CTF, WTL, MMXXV. So, you want to try again? Number two?

You would have been correct. Yeah. Damn. Yeah. I know you had it right there on the tip of your tongue. I thought you were going to do it. And then, no. You chose wrong.

I know, I'm bummed for you too. But I appreciate you, you know, at least attempting. So you can go back. It's fun. Thank you very much. You'd go back to bed now if you want. It's okay. Stream and subscribe to more Blaze Media content at the blaze.com slash podcasts.

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