Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Sipping A Fresh Cup Of Bat Dung Coffee, Reminiscing About The Great Wall Of Mexico 1/24/15

Episode Date: January 24, 2015

Today on the Jeff Fisher show, Jeff discusses an expensive, new coffee trend made using animal poop. He also reveals a new technology concern for parents; flat-screen television injuries. Plus, back-lash over Michelle's Obama's icky public school lunches, daddy-daughter marriage bans and the endless possibilities for travel and tourism at The Great Wall of Mexico. Jeff Fisher is live from 6am to 8am ET, Saturday. Listen for free on TheBlaze Radio Network.Follow Jeff at twitter.com/JeffyMRA Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Life signs stable. It's alive. Set it loose. This is the Jeff Fisher Show on the Blaze Radio Network. Softballs. Hard balls. Skuffed balls. Clean balls.

Wet balls. Dry balls? Overinflated balls. Underinflated balls. Just inflated balls. Just deflated balls. Had enough of ball, I mean, football talk yet? I didn't think so.

Because it's, you know, we still have another week to go before Super Bowl. The NFL issued their statement yesterday. Our office has been conducting an investigation as to whether the football is used in last Sunday's IFC championship game complied with the specifications that are set forth in the playing rules. The investigation began based on information that suggested that the game balls used by the New England Patriots were not properly inflated to levels required by the playing rules, specifically playing rule to Section 1, which requires

The ball be inflated to between 12.5 and 13.5 pounds per square inch. Prior to the game, the game officials inspect the footballs to be used by each team and confirm that this standard is satisfied, which was done before last Sunday's game. The investigation is being led jointly by the NFL executive vice president, Jeff Bash, and Ted Wells of the law firm of Paul Weiss, Mr. Wells, and his firm being additional expertise to valuable independent perspective. The information began properly Sunday night, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. blah, blah, blah, blah.

The goals with the investigation will be to determine the explanation for why football is used in the game. We're not in compliance with the playing rules, and specifically whether any noncompliance was the result of deliberate action. We have not made any judgments. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Any conclusions, we will share them publicly. Okay. No problem. Congressman Todd Young, Republican from Indiana, posted this on his website.

who said it? I was shocked to learn the news reports. I had no knowledge whatsoever of this situation until Monday morning. Was it the White House or the Patriots? I first learned about it in the same news reports that I think most people learned about this. White House? Patriots. We learned about them through the reports.

That's when we learned about them. The White House or the Patriots. Everyone is obviously trying to figure out what happened. I was as surprised as anybody when I heard Monday morning that was happening. The White House or the Patriots. I have no knowledge of anything or any wrongdoing. I'm very comfortable saying that. Who said it?

The White House or the Patriots? I heard it. I heard on the news about this story. I heard it on the news. And I said it was ridiculous, man. Who said it? That's it. The White House?

Or the Patriots. I have questions too. There's nobody I know that can answer the questions that I have. The White House or the Patriots. Other than press reports, we have no knowledge of this. The White House or the Patriots. Who said it? Now, they have, I mean, the league has just announced they've, you know, they've got video evidence.

They're going to be going all over it. Yeah, oh, my gosh. Oh, my gosh. I know I'm playing into it, but it is never going to end. You know that right. I mean, we've got a week to go before the Super Bowl, and the press doesn't want to have to talk about anything real. So, oh, wait, I know this is real.

I know it is. I know. I know we hate the Patriots. They hate the Patriots, but really, don't you hate Seattle Ward? really. If you're traveling to the Super Bowl, or really traveling anywhere, never mind that we have, you know, the possibility of Ebola. We've got travel advisories, and we've got people, you know,

being tested for Ebola everywhere. Never mind that. We've got measles to worry about. The outbreak of measles that began at Disneyland before Christmas, disrupting lives in six states now. So if you're going to the Super Bowl, I would not think twice while getting inoculated.

Maybe you had, maybe you had the, maybe you had the inoculation as a kid. Did you ever have measles? I don't think I did. I could remember, I think I had chicken pox. That's another story, but I never had mumps. I remember getting, I remember, oh my gosh, I remember lining up and getting giant shots

with every kid in school. Ouch. And you just took it. Today's world, they'd never do that. He just lined up, took the shot, moved on. Now, the outbreak of the measles is pretty big now. And, you know, remember that the symptoms are the fever, the dry cough, the runny nose, inflamed eyes.

It's got the big rash. The children are sensitive to the light. They've got to be kept in a dark room, the ear infections, pneumonia. So if you're going out into, you know, big air. with a lot of people, you may want to think of twice about going out there unprotected. It's also, you know, always good to be protected. Now in 2014, there's 27 states, and now we've got the big, big six, seven states reporting from the initial outbreak in Disneyland.

So have fun. Have fun. Good luck. God bless. If it wasn't enough that the NFL has to deal with deflategate. This from Irving, Texas, Terry Hendricks, incarcerated in Colorado correctional facility, has filed a lawsuit against the NFL seeking more than $88 billion. According to WFAA.com, Hendricks named Commissioner Roger Goodell,

vice president of officiating Dean Blandino and referee Gene Stratory in his suit of negligence, breach of fiduciary duty, and also reckless disregard. After Des Bryant's fourth town catch was overturned by replay late in the fourth quarter of the Dallas Cowboys lost to the Green Bay Packers, he called the replay reversal a fraud. Now most cowboy fans is probably going to agree with that. But, you know, who's going to bring a lawsuit? Oh, I know. A guy in jail.

For the theft from and the loss of a Super Bowl against and upon Des Bryant, number 88. Now, to be fair, Terry, that loss had they won, wasn't, the next game was not the Super Bowl. The next game was the championship to go to the Super Bowl, so they still would have had to get past. Seattle. And the way Aaron Rogers was looking, he might not have been so hard. Aaron Aaron might not have done real well. And Seattle might have

rolled over Green Bay. So you still had another game there, Terry. So good luck with that lawsuit. Seriously, good luck. It's only 88 billion. The NFL can afford that right there. Big time money? Yes. Of course they can. Of course they

can. And since it is a week from the Super Bowl, This is the kind of stuff you're going to be hearing from our news. Never mind all that other stuff going on all over the world and being lied to at the state of the union. Never mind all that. Forget that. That is not important. Okay, that's only the world.

It's only the life. Remind all those taxes. Stop it. Stop thinking about that. Keep your child safe. Make TV safety part of your Super Bowl prep. This from Safe Kids worldwide. The Super Bowl is the most watched television event of the United States,

and with so many families recently purchasing new televisions, Safe Kids is promoting National TV Safety Day, reminding parents and caregivers to protect kids from the dangers of TV tipovers. Every 45 minutes here in the United States, or less than the length they will take to play about half of the Super Bowl. A child is rushed to the emergency room for injuries caused by TVs. I'm going to have to check that number. I don't know that.

Come on. Every 45 minutes, a child is rushed to the emergency room for injuries caused by TVs that are not properly secured. Yet most families are unaware that securing a TV is an important safety measure. Safe kids worldwide and the Consumer Electronics Association are teaming up to make homes safer by urging parents and caregivers to do a quick check of their home. Make sure all their TVs are safely secured and placed properly. As part of this effort, Safe Kids and encourage families to recycle their old TVs,

which can be hazards if not placed on low, stable piece of furniture. Many tipovers are a result of unsteady TVs. TVs that are not secured to a wall. What about the TVs that fall from the walls that are not properly secured to the walls? Do they comment on that? Secure your TV. If you have an older TV, make sure. either secure it to a wall or places in a low, stable piece of furniture that is appropriate for the TV size and weight.

You go to SafeKids.org. Go to greener gadgets.org if you want to recycle your unwanted TVs. Oh, I know. Or you could just donate it to another charity if the television still works. How many of you have the big old TVs left? I believe that I donated the last big TV we had last year. And it was in the garage. I mean, we...

Nope, all flat screens now. That's unbelievable now that I think about it. It's all flat screens. The one TV... The last big screen, it was like, I don't know, 40 or 50 inch was the big box... Oh my gosh.

The... The big box TV was like a thousand pounds. And it looked great. But we were concerned that when we weren't actually with our children, they would climb up on top of it and then it would be jumping up and down and climbing all over it. And then it would fall over. And then they would be a victim of TV tipover.

And Lord knows, yeah, you don't want your kid to be. a victim of TV tipover. You're listening to the Jeff Fisher Show, the Blaze Radio Network. Fisher Show on the Blaze Radio Network. 888-903-33 is the phone number. 888-9-00-33-93 is the phone number. Welcome to the Blaze Radio Network.

I am Jeff Fisher. Great day of broadcasting on the Blaze Radio Network for you. Right after this broadcast, Mike Opelka, Pure Opelka coming up. Let me give you a little bit of Glenbeck Rewind. Let you catch up what happened on the week in the Glenn Beck program. And then Chris Salcedo, Mike Slater, Joe Paggs, all live, all right here on the Blaze Radio Network. You need not go anywhere else. I heard it on the news.

And I said it was ridiculous, man. That's it. Well, I mean, it's not that ridiculous. It's the Blaze Radio Network. So I've had it. I just read a tweet. You can tweet me anytime at Jeff E.MRA or my Facebook page, Jeffrey Fisher. Who needs music to listen to while working out when you've got me, Jeff EMRA, on the air?

Oh, my gosh. You're taking me to work out? Seriously? You're welcome. You're welcome. because I oh that melts my heart you're taking me to work out

because I don't even take myself to work out and yet you're taking me with you that's almost like I'm counting that as me working out so thank you thank you very much from the bottom of my heart

so I'm I tried in the break to run now that we they've changed some things around here at the Mercury Studios so the coffee is like down at the other end to the back 40 here at the Mercury Studios is kind of ticking me off.

Instead of across the way, just across the way from my office slash studio, a broadcast center, now I have to go to the back 40 to get a coffee. So it's not going to happen until maybe the top of the hour. But I see a story talking about the most extreme coffees in the world. And I think, well, okay, you're coffee, you can drink black coffee. I mean, I've, I've been on Simple to Lose now for, you know, two or three years. And off and on, I lost a bunch of weight and then I'm, I gained some back. Now I'm back out.

I'm going to lose a bunch more. I've lost about 15 pounds since the first of the year, something like that. And, you know, hey, if you're taking me to work out, you might as well take me to lose some weight, too. So simpletelose.com. Right? of course. Simple, the number two, lose.com. Now, you know.

All right, so they're an official sponsor of this broadcast, but they are a sponsor around the network. And, you know, I also do a show once a week for habits of health and simple to lose, you know, in the Northeast. So just go to Simple2Lose.com sign up, get that free health coach and start losing weight. It works. It's amazing.

And it'll change your life. I mean, people around here, we've lost, you know, over 1,000 pounds in the Mercury Blaze studios around the country. Amazing. Not only does it say that Glenn hired, you know, a number of overweight people. It also states that, you know, hey, people that become overweight during life have a way of an answer to lose that weight and get healthy and find the healthy you that you want to be. So simple2-lose.com. Simple, the number two, lose.com. And, whew, man, just got done working out.

Listen to myself and that's good to have. So I'm looking at this story about the most extreme coffees in the world. Would you drink it? Black ivory. Black ivory coffee. You don't want an elephant dung coffee. No, I don't want to dig through elephant dung coffee. No, I don't want to dig through Elephant Dung for coffee beans and clean it up.

Get like $13 to $50 a cup for elephant dung coffee. The Copi-Lewic Sivet dropping coffee, known as the world's most expensive. Beans are harvested after they've been eaten and passed through the digestive system of the Asian palm civet, a cat-like creature native to Southeast Asia. The brew is renowned for its smooth chocolate caramel-like flavor. Now, they're ticked now because, you know, the way they take care of the animals, but that doesn't come as a surprise. That doesn't come as a surprise.

Now you have the Kopi Joss or charcoal coffee. A lump of burning coal is a delicacy. Coppy Joss for years. Well, they jump a lump of charcoal into coffee. Charcoal is known to help neutralize acidity in the stomach. Yeah, no. I'm going to just go ahead and use it for my barbecue. Okay?

Why would you just charcoal in here? The Brazilian jacoburn dropping coffee. It's like 250 bucks a pound. It's rare. The jacoburn coffee, the one grower claims it is a nutty flavor with nuances of sweet aniseet. While another side praises the brew

for its intoxicating aromatic complexity of truffle rogues. leather, red fruit, cedar, and spice. The Jocko Bird dropping coffee. Intoxicating aromatic complexity of truffle, rose, leather, red fruit, cedar, and spice. For you today, only $250 a pound. And then you have, I believe this is my favorite. monkey spit coffee.

You can get that for only $56 a pound. The farmers are producing a type of coffee from the spit of foremotion gray monkeys. Yeah. Yeah. Tell me. Tell me again that you're not happy about that. Yeah. A faint but floral vanilla scent to the seeds they chew.

Oh, yeah. The Jeff Fisher Show. Blaze Radio Network. This is the Jeff Fisher Show. Hello. Hi. Welcome to it. 888-90-3033 is the phone number.

You can tweet me at Jeffrey MRA or Facebook me at Jeffrey Fisher. Twitter, I'm a big fan of Twitter. They're a little tick, though. I see a story that is on my timeline from Twitter. I don't want to thank them. They stop posting to Instagram links. They've been contacting as verified users with the app messages suggesting they tweet images within the app itself and stop using Instagram. I love how they Twitter.

I love you Twitter. So don't, I'm not making fun of here. I'm with you. I'm with you. All right. But I'm just saying. Just buy Instagram. Okay.

Then you don't have to worry about it. That's all I'm saying. I thought maybe they did, too. Did they, how did I think about it? That goes Instagram. Didn't the Instagram sell out? Twitter, I got to look it up now. Twitter buys Instagram.

Do they do that? Report, Twitter. All offered to buy Instagram. They tried to buy Instagram a couple years ago. These are a couple of year old story. Stories. Instagram before Facebook. The company had acquired Instagram.

Oh, my gosh. Instagram for a billion went to Facebook. Twitter offered him $525 million. They monkey spit coffee at $525 million. Okay. Zuckerberg's giving us a billion. Get out of my office. So please stop using Instagram if you're a Twitter user.

Use our own app, damn it. Use our own app. That's the way it goes. So I'm looking at a weather map. I'm so sick of it being cold. And I know, I know those of you that are listening across the country around the world in areas that are supposed to be cold that are super cold this time of year are saying, hey, there, fat man in North Texas.

Shut up! I got it. However, this cold is really good to me. I can't take it. I can't take much more. Okay? And then I look at the temperature map. And it's, I mean, we've got a cold front all across the U.S.

You know where it's not a cold front? And really, it is a cold front if you were there, mid-60s to mid-70s in Florida. And, you know, that's nice and all, and it sounds tremendous when you're in 20. But if you live there, 66 and 7, I mean, it's still like, put out long pants say a little nippy out because the lows are probably getting down to about 50

nippy you might break on a jacket I get it it's all relative but I've had enough every one of those days you know where you just wake up you've kicked the covers off you're cold and it's cold out

you've got the drool of the pillow so you've got to turn it over put your head down the pillow's kind of cold but it's just warm enough and then you pull the blankets up over about halfway over your face. It's so comfortable and so warm.

You realize that you just got to stick your hand out a little bit just to check the time. You realize that you've got about five minutes before you're supposed to get out and it's everything you have in life to get out from underneath those blankets. Yeah. That's where I've been the last couple days.

Everything. I could have just stayed right there. This is right here. You're coming out today, Joe? No, I'm good right here. I need these blankets. I'm fine. I'm comfortable right here.

No, I'm good. Don't you want to have to, what if you have to go to the bathroom? I'll go. I'll go and I'll just get up real clear and go, but I'm coming back to my warm blanket. Don't touch my bed. I know, but don't you really want to get out and be productive? You know, maybe try to earn some money, feed your family. Yeah, no, I'm good.

They're good right now. They're good for another, you know, they're good for another three or four weeks, so just let them be. They can't kick this out before. I'm just going to stay right here. I know what they really want to do some stuff. You know, they're expecting you. No, I'm good right here. Oh, my gosh.

I could just stay in bed forever. Just forever. So, how's Obamacare treating you? Good? Excellent. Because Domino's pizza. The final Obamacare regulation forcing restaurant change to display calorie information is causing headaches for companies.

It's impossible to comply. Domino's Pizza, one of regulations's most outspoken critics said the rule from the Food and Drug Administration is vaguely written. Get out of here. What? And carries the possibility of jail time. What? From this administration? Stop it.

Essentially, we think this rule is kind of a disaster for everybody. Uh, yeah. Not just pizza, but restaurants. And anybody that's going to fall within this law, it's still not workable. One problem? The final rule broadly. expanded the definition of what qualifies the menu under the rule, menu could refer to any writing

that used by a customer to make an order selection at the time the customer is viewing the writing, which could apply to advertisements. We don't longer know what a menu is. Well, trust me, someone from the FDA or the IRS

or the Department of Homeland Security, they'll be sure, or the Justice Department, they'll stop by, and let you know exactly how they interpret the law, which will be exactly what you're doing wrong, not hold you up as what's being right. And the companies that get held up saying they're doing it right,

and it's perfect and it's beautiful, those companies are either out of business or will be going out of business very soon. Because you have Michelle Obama's lunch rules still screwing people up students taking over Twitter we saw that to reveal horrors of

school launch and then we get the story right we get the story this week where the schools some schools are not wanting they want access to all the kids accounts Twitter Facebook Instagram all their social media accounts so they can you know check it for the kids safety or other children's

safety or the school safety uh-huh I love my These tweets, my poor little sister has to eat prison food. Hashtag, thanks, Michelle Obama. Fantastic. They complain about the portions. One student served a plate of nachos,

and a side of coffee-flavored fat-free milk. Who doesn't want that for lunch? Seriously. Nearly every state in the country saw an uptick and food waste after the standards took effect. No, what they saw was students looking at the food that was given to them saying, this sucks, and they threw it away. I don't necessarily know that that's food waste.

That's America. Maybe in, I don't know, Uganda, some other countries in the world, that would be waste. In America, that's, this food sucks, we're throwing it away. Okay. Says here, home pack lunches, the research showed, are likely to be considerably less nourishing than meals offered in schools that abide by current nutrition guidelines for the National School Lunch Program. And, boy, those guidelines are exactly what you need.

They're considerably less nourishing, but they're nourishment enough so that the kids actually think, oh, my gosh, I have some food that I like, and now I could go back and study and learn. No, no, we don't want that. That's insane. The requirements for less salt, whole grains. I can't even take it. I don't even want to go into the 60% of children,

the daily calories consumed are lower than lunch. I mean, come on. Stop it. Please. Let them have some kind of choices, Michelle. Please. Please. Just between.

you and me. I know it's not going to happen, but it just means you and me. Oh, and by the way, I know nobody will ask you this, but it was nice of you to wear the outfit at the State of the Union that was worn on the television show, The Good Wife. It was nice of you to wear that same outfit and promote it, and I know that you're one of the people, because I know that probably, I don't know what on sale you can get it for 800 bucks that jacket it zips up front it's got the little flaps on the shoulders looks nice it's a nice outfit i'm not sure what the skirt goes for you can probably pick that up for 400 or 500 maybe something like that i don't know look nice matching so you get the whole ensemble you get the jacket you get the skirt that's not even mentioning the blouse you get the

shoes you're looking at what a couple thousand so you looked really nice you did You looked really nice. Seriously. You're one of the people. You're one of the people. And we know that. We know that. If there was ever proof positive that I, Jeff Fisher, needed to be Postmaster General.

It's a job I've always wanted. Some people would say, don't, aren't you, you know, couldn't you do more with your life? No. No. Postmaster General. It's a good gig. Big job. We've got billions of dollars worth of property around the country, some just sitting empty.

And Feinstein knows that. We know that Feinstein and her husband are bilk in the system for millions, if not billions of dollars on the Postal Service. Why don't they can't make any money? Huh. Can't figure it out. Why can't the Postal Service make any money? It's got to be just that the other companies like FedEx and UPS are just in Amazon. Those companies are just doing it right, and we're doing it wrong.

We've got to either regulate those companies more, or maybe we just don't worry about it, and we just keep selling off properties and making millions on deals for buildings and land, and we just don't worry about it. And we pretend that the post office is just, we just give it a bunch of money still from the government, and then we'll make deals on the other property and lands, and nobody will be the wiser, and we'll just be rich and laughing everybody's face. Yeah, that's what we'll do. A former U.S. Postal Service worker failed to deliver a thousand pieces of mail.

Pled guilty because, hey, you know, I just got lazy. Eh, I don't want to deliver the mail. I just thought, eh, who needs the mail? I don't. I don't need. They don't need it. This is just stupid mail. We saw not long ago the postal worker throwing the mail along this highway.

Look, if you're going to get rid of mail, There's a much better way to do it than leave it along the highway. I mean, that's just stupid. They already know who's got that mail. I mean, they know who they gave it to. But, you know, it's just kind of stupid. And then we just had, there's a big lawsuit going on here in Dallas now that has the postal worker that just threw the ham radio up on the steps instead of setting it down in front of the front door. up and threw it at the front door and broke everything.

So please, I'll be your Postmaster General, and we'll get this thing back on the right track. I promise. This is the Jeff Fisher Show on the Blaze Radio Network. The Jeff Fisher Show. I just get hung up on sometimes. So it really kind of ticks me off the way Facebook as you scroll now, and then if you stop and then there's a video instead of clicking play, it just starts playing. That's their app.

But I will say that it does work because as I stop, I, you know, I see the stupidest videos and I can't take my eyes off. I have to watch. So Facebook, although I hate you for it, it does work. It does work. All right, where are we at with words? I mean, let's go. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the Democratic National,

chair, right? She's the DNC chair. She tweeted right after the state of the union, hashtag WTF, are you talking about rights? Oh, that's nice. That's nice coming from the DNC. WTF. That's nice. Then the White House on its website featured like a trailer with hashtags and reference to Biden's, it's a BFD. Isn't that special? Words. Words. Word. means a lot. Yes, they do. And according to the American Dialect Society's word of the year,

guess what the word of the year is? Huh? I can tell you, let's see. Number six, narcissistic. Number five, column busing. That means most creative. Number three, bud tender. I kind of like that bud tender. Oh, you know, a person who specializes serving marijuana is a bud tender. That's fantastic. Number two, from the American Dialogue Society's Word of the Year, even. Unbelievable. Number one, word of the year.

From the American Dialogue Society. I don't even want to say it because it's agonizing. The word that have impact recently, according to the American Dialogue Society. Number one, hashtag Black Lives Matter. The overall winner this year, hashtag Black Lives Matter. Hashtag, I think we can all agree, Black Lives Matter. This is the Jeff Fisher Show. Only on the Blaze Radio Network.

It was a success. Begin Life Force reboot program. Now. Stand clear. Life signs stable. It's alive. Set it loose. This is the Jeff Fisher Show on the Blaze Radio Network.

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all on the Blaze Radio Network. You're listening to the podcast that you've gone to theblaze.com slash radio and downloaded to the podcast. You can still dial that number if you wish. I won't be there. He ever gone shopping and said, I think that guy over there's got a gun.

Now, it happens a lot here in Texas. Now, do you say to yourself, I should probably do something? thing or do you just, I don't know, nod your head hello and keep moving. Well, when a 62-year-old Clarence Daniels walked into a Florida Walmart, he didn't know that he'd make it past the door. Walmart video surveillance shows Daniels going into the store, but before he could get much further, the interest someone comes up from behind and throws him to the ground.

As Daniels is being held down a few shoppers who had assumed that Foster is perhaps a hero in making decide to help him out with the pending citizens arrest. They also take away Daniel's holstered firearm that was under his shirt. Then Foster calls 911. Then, in a turn of events, that Foster, I'm sure, didn't expect because he's an idiot. That's my name for him. The story doesn't call him an idiot. The authorities arrive.

It's not Daniels they're putting in the back of the car. It's Foster. Yes, Daniels had a concealed carry permit. In addition, during the scuffle, witnesses said, was yelling out that I have a license. Get off me. What do you think you're doing, you idiot? He's being charged with one count of battery. Police say he's lucky the gun didn't discharge. Situation like this, things could have gotten much worse. Yes. Yes, it could have. Either man could have been shot and killed. A innocent bystander could have been shot and killed.

whoever helped disarm the man could have been shot, it's agonizing. If you're concerned, pretty sure, pretty sure. Walmart has security. Could have told security. Perhaps security would have went up to him and said, excuse me. Is that a gun I see, or are you just happy to see me? And he would have said, I've got a license and provided that license, and everything would have been fine. or perhaps he could have, I don't know, called the police himself and said, hey, I met Walt,

but I just saw somebody walk through the door and he's got a gun. Oh, thank you, sir. Is anything happening? No. He's got a bag of oranges. And, oh my gosh, he's picking up some strawberries. Is anyone looking to be in harm's way? No, he's headed over to the bananas.

So then the police would come, possibly, and say, excuse me, sir. Is that a gun in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me? And he would say, I have a license and produce the license and go them on our way. No one would be hurt and everyone would be fine. So the next time you see someone in the store, carrying a weapon, think twice before you tackle them and hold them down and have other people help hold them down and disarm the person. call police because it may be just you, you going to jail, instead of the person you thought was a bad guy just because he was carrying a gun. Just a helpful hit from the Jeff Fisher show on the Blaze Radio Network. Good times in Florida. Good, good, good times. Now, I loved living in

Florida. And I really don't mind living in Dallas, and there's all kinds of things going on here in Dallas. I mean, you've got the Dallas Comic Con coming up. You've got Zest Fest this weekend. We had What's her face? Sarah Penrod. I'm sure she'll appreciate it. What's her face?

You know, now her. Sarah Penrod on Pat and Stu last week promoting Zest Fest. So if you're in the Dallas area and you're by the Irving Convention Center over there in Las Calinas, Texas, go. It's where you have free food, you pay the You get in.

You just eat all day. My kind of festival. And then we have the Walker-stalker-Con. By the way, dear Walker-stalker-Con, 2015 in Dallas, you have not responded to my email yet, and now you're ticking me off. So I will not promote your show anymore. You know how much I love The Walking Dead. You know how much I want to be a walking guy. on your broadcast, on your television show.

I don't know how much more begging I have to do. And yet I get no response. No one from AMC. No one from Walking Dead. Gets a hold of me? Ha. Don't make me tackle you just inside the doors of Walmart. Okay?

Don't let it happen. But I could live in Florida again. Now, I was reading Best Places to Live. the best place is to live the 21 best cities to live in how would you think that would be now this is globally

it's not just the U.S. Now we hear the U.S. My dad used to, my stepdad his favorite line he traveled all over the world in the military and his favorite line was no place better than the U.S.

You don't need to go anywhere else. Just travel to United States and shut up. And he's kind of right. Although there are some places, you know, we talked a little bit yesterday on the radio show, a bucket list of places that you'd like to go in the world and see. You know, the pyramids is one. We had an opportunity. We were going to go see. Actually, I was going to remind Glenn, we had an opportunity to see, go to the pyramids and see them the first time that he

and I went to Israel. But we never did because our guide didn't want to go into Egypt. Huh. An Israeli didn't want to go into Egypt. And that was, That was like 13 years ago or something like that, 14 years ago. Even back then, he didn't want to go into Egypt. Weird. Weird. And we were going to try to sneak into Iraq, actually, when we were there the first time because we knew that we were going to be at war soon.

And it was the time to go into Iraq and see the sites and see, you know, see the statues and see the castles and see the, you know, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, whatever beauty is in Iraq, see it before it gets destroyed by war. And while we were in Israel, one of the days we were actually talking about it was the day that Saddam Hussein kicked out all the press. Because he knew it was, doom was on its way. And so, I mean, other than sneaking in and crawling underground, there was no way we were going to Iraq. So there you go. Not going to happen.

Now it's, you know, boy, remember when that used to be a beautiful house, huh? So, you know, oh, well, but there are a number of places around the world that you like to see, you know, it's a bucklerless, yeah, you want to go, it's cool, it's, you know, they've been a part of the world, you know, you want to see it. But, you know, really travel to the U.S. The U.S. is beautiful. It's got everything. No, it's southeast and west. But if you could, you know, any of us can pick a city, right? I mean, really, you can.

You can live anywhere you want. I mean, I know you just think you're locked in sometimes. It feels cramped and you're stuck in. Like, I've got to live here. I've got to do this. This is what I'm doing. But really, you can live anywhere you want. You just have to make the choice.

I mean, you make the choice, right? You make the choice of where you're going to live. So, you know, if you're living in Dubuque, Iowa, that's the choice you've made. God knows why you've made that choice. But if Dubuque is beautiful this time of year, I hear. The number 14 city is tied. Montreal and Eindhoven in the Netherlands. Now, Montreal is beautiful.

I love Montreal. I've only been there once. I could spend some time there. It'd be nice. Luxembourg city. Yeah, you know, some of these cities, they love the European Berlin. Are you going to live in Berlin? No.

Vienna is beautiful. I mean, why would you want to live in Vienna or Berlin? Shut up. This Berlin house is big names, forcing A.G. Simmons and always advancing in the sciences and academics. Additionally, the city has established a major film industry and tourism has skyrocketed in recent years. Three-day international beer festival with over 300 breweries and 2,000 sorts of beers take place in Berlin. Oh, and is held in a 1.4-mile-long beer garden, the longest in the world. Now, actually, one of the, I read that, and one of the cameramen that works on the show here in Dallas,

he went on vacation to go do this and do the International Beer Festival and then travel some in Europe. He said it was fantastic. So maybe you want to go for the festival. Maybe what the hell am I know? What do I know? Basil Switzerland. Okay, maybe. Gothenburg, Sweden.

Come on. Savage of Norway. Oh, yeah. That's where you want to live is in Norway. It's gorgeous there, about a day a year. The Hague? Yes, that's where I want to live is the Hague,

so I can ride a bike everywhere. And everyone's always buzzing over to Amsterdam. Get it? Get it? Ugh. Geneva, Switzerland. I love these socialist countries. Headquarters for the UN, the Red Cross,

and the W.H.O. Geneva. Oh, that makes me want to go there even more. It's the headquarters for the U.N. Why don't we just shut down the U.N. here in New York City and send it all there. Geneva, you can have it. Greta's Connecticut. Come on.

Boston. Seattle. Stockholm. I mean, they're nice. Boston and Seattle, there's like, you know, right there, those two cities, opposite coast, United States, same kind of place, you know, cold, rainy. There are different cities, Jeff.

You don't know what you're talking about. Yeah, okay. Stockholm, Sweden, but they love these Sweden and Switzerland. Vancouver, Canada, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's always warm in Vancouver. Ottawa. I love Canada. Zurich, Copenhagen, Denmark is a business finance and commercial center in Scandinavia.

Big industries include pharma, biotech, computer science, and telecommunications. One of the most popular tourist attractions is Copenhagen is a bronze statue of the Little Mermaid based on the Huns Christian Anderson fairy tale. Oh, look, it's gorgeous. And they have a little boat that's class covered, and you can take the tour all around Copenhagen, Mark. Boy, doesn't that sound fun. Dublin, Ireland.

Yeah. No. No, thank you. Toronto, been there. I mean, Toronto's nice. Toronto's a nice city. And really, Toronto is really the U.S. I mean, it doesn't take much to get there from Detroit. It's right there. You know, I know it's still Canada.

I got it. But Toronto is in Montreal. So Canada has several. We have Boston and Seattle, globally, from The Business Insider, as the best cities to live in the world. Boston and Seattle, stop it. This is the Jeff Fisher Show on the Blaze Radio Network. Jeff Fisher Show. Welcome to it. 888-90-33-93 is the phone number.

And I mentioned a couple of things going on in Dallas. and of course, Jeff Allen, comedian extraordinaire, if you're in the Dallas area, is going to be in Dallas in Arlington tonight. Look it up, go to jeff allencomedy.com and just go see the show because I was invited to see the show and I can't make it. I apologize, Jeff. I already gave you my excuse,

so I'm not going to give you another excuse, but just go see him and have fun and laugh, laugh, laugh. Saudi Arabia's King Abdul. dead at the age of 90. We should have done a retrospective yesterday. This is retrospective. Best known for his dozen wives and over 30 children. Saudi Arabic King Abdullah dead at the age of 90.

So we got that going for us. Apparently our king, Barack Obama, is cutting his index. the trip short to go to Saudi Arabia, pay his respects, say sorry, you know, and meet the new king. You don't have time to go to the parade in Paris, though. We didn't have time for that. I wonder, with the new king, this King Abdullah is like half-brother or something, and he's like 79.

He's cranking it out. if they'll continue to be building their fence. You know, they've got, they came out with saying that they're going to build this huge fence, this border fence, to, you know, fight terrorism. And then Yemen is falling apart, which borders Saudi Arabia. And their strategy, get behind a fence. and yet our GOP, with their new security bill, removes border fences.

Well, now, we have only, I don't know how many miles of fence done, but it certainly isn't enough. It isn't the entire deal that was supposed to have been built. and yet we want to remove what we have built. Now, in July, if you go to the YouTube.com slash the Blaze, our YouTube channel, you can find the video that I did that gave the plan, my plan, my idea, for the border fence. And here it is right now. We hear about hundreds and thousands of people.

crossing the border, illegally crossing the border, I might add, each day. If this country would have taken my advice a few years ago, we wouldn't have the problem we're having now. Way back in 2006, the Senate appropriated $2 billion, overwhelmingly $2 billion for a fence. They even started out with saying they were going to build a 370-mile chain-link fence. I'm pretty sure bullet cutters are cheap. Or we can find a better way. The Great Wall of Mexico. A site to be seen. A destination. Bring the family. Yes, the Great Wall of Mexico. We'll have restaurants. We'll have bars. We can set up hotels. Everybody will make a cut. Yes, create some jobs on the Great Wall of Mexico. We can even set up giant trebushes. Well, with water balloons, of course. We'll charge to get on it. Each state will have their own entrances. Everybody will make a little cash back. And it'll be a destination, the Great Wall of Mexico.

Or we can continue to do the things we're doing now. National Guard, DPS, Texas Rangers, average citizen volunteers trying to help out at the border, and still letting thousands of people cross it every day illegally, costing us millions. Or we can do the smart thing, the Great Wall of Mexico. A site to be seen. A destination. Bring the family. And remember what happens on the wall, stays on the wall.

Just a thought. You know, after hearing that again, you're welcome, United States. You're welcome. This is the Jeff Fisher Show. Only on the Blaze Radio Network. The Jeff Fisher Show. Immediately following this broadcast, Michael Pelka. And Pure Opelka comes on the Blaze Radio Network.

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I mean, it's crazy not to just stay here. Why go anywhere else? Weekdays, you've got Doc and Skip, Glenn, Pat and Stu. Who's the other guy again? Oh, yeah, Jay Severn. He says, so busy. I love you, Jay. And then the weekends, you've got this day, and then Sundays, we've got David Barton

and Bill Handel. And, I mean, look, go to the blaze.com slash radio. Look at the lineup and realize there's no reason for you to be anywhere else than right there at theblaze.com slash radio. All right. So how many of you have a mom and a dad? Oh, wait, all of us. How many of you have sisters, brothers, cousins, nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, all of that? Of course we all do, right?

I mean, we all do. Are you okay? If a brother marries a brother, a brother, a brother marries a sister. A brother marries a cousin, sister, cousins, aunts, uncles, are they? We all just get together. I believe it's called incest. You okay with it? Most people say no.

Most people are like, yeah, no. Now, you start getting into second and third cousins. You start getting, you know, you start getting a little, well, I mean, maybe. It's okay. You know, you start getting kind of okay. I mean, in New York, they said that it was okay, you know, for, you know, an uncle and a niece. This was, what was this? This was back in, this was last year.

It was okay. the judge and court of appeal say it's okay. Look, uncle in a niece. Don't worry about it. It's fine. Then we have the 18-year-old girl who wants to marry your dad, right? There's a reason I lost my virginity to him because I never felt comfortable with any other man. That might be your problem.

I'm just saying. I get that whole, you know, you want your daughter to love you. and I get that you love your daughter, and I get that whole phase of your daughter wanting to marry her dad. Get that. I love it. As a matter of fact, I'm in that. I love it.

That's part of the deal of being a parent. It's also part of the deal to, I don't know, maybe say, yeah, you know, I love you too. You can't marry me. I'm your dad. You have to find someone that's, well, you're never going to find anybody as good. as me. You have to find someone almost as good as me who loves you like I love you because I'm married to your mom, right? Right. Right. But it's all okay now. It's all going to be okay. Guaranteed. Soon, I'll be able to marry a squirrel. I'll be able to. There's no age on love.

there should be no bloodline blocking love at all. And in her story, the story that we talked about last week where she wants to marry her dad, she said that, well, they're in Minnesota now. They plan to move to New Jersey where they could legally be married. That was in the story. And everybody's went, it's legal? It says it's legal in New Jersey? Really?

Well, I'm sure New Jersey said, really? It's legal in New Jersey? Well, on Wednesday, New Jersey Assemblywoman Mary Pat Angelini announced her plans to introduce a bill that would ban adults from marrying or committing an act of sexual penetration with a blood relative. New Jersey does not currently have a law on the books banning inter-family relations as long as both family members are over 18. Anyone who breaks the proposed law would face up to five years in jail and a $15,000 fine. Really? Well, I'm sure that that will be fast-tracked through that New Jersey law. They're tough in New Jersey. We didn't know we didn't have a law, but when we found out we didn't have one, we're going to make one.

I'm sure Governor Christie will be right on that. Because this is, it's almost unbelievable how much is going to be. Okay. It really is. I mean, now in Kentucky you've got a bill that would ban transgender students from using bathrooms that don't correspond with their anatomical sex. But if they're... The transgender means that they're going through the surgery, right? See, because if you were born, if you just think you're a girl, if you're born a guy,

And you think, oh, my gosh, I'm a girl. I'm a girl. That's it. I'm a girl. Okay. I know. I've got all the guy parts, but I'm a girl. You know, they're okay.

Okay. All right. You're a girl. Or if a girl says, I'm a guy. Honey, you're a girl. You have all the girl parts. I know, but I'm a girl. I'm a guy.

Okay. All right. You're a guy. Okay. We believe you. You're a guy. But then you have the ones that are going through the surgeries. to change, right?

So you go from a girl to a guy or a guy to a girl, but there is a point when you might not have the 100% surgeries done to be the 100% male, if you're a girl, you know, going into a male, but you're way beyond being a girl. So you don't really want to go in the girls in the female bathroom. You go into the guy bathroom. I mean, it's just whatever. Seriously, do I care?

No. I mean, really? Really do I care if I have to use the restroom and who is in the restroom? No. Not really. There's stalls. There's walls. It's okay.

It's not going to bleed through. You're not going to all of a sudden think, oh my gosh, I'm going to the bathroom next to a girl that wants to be a guy. Now I want to be a girl. It doesn't happen that way. Okay. But it's just a little weird. Don't you think?

Maybe. Just, you know, just a little weird. Don't you think so? Maybe. And then we had the big pro-life march. Yeah. That is actually kind of cool. They had, I don't know, they were saying they had like three or four and a thousand people there in D.C.

And, you know, the president of March for Life. I've never seen anything like it in my entire life. The crowds are massive. It's fantastic. Dear March for Life president, perhaps you should look back in recent history. Glenn Beck in Washington, D.C. Restoring Honor.

There was quite a few people there as well. Just saying. But for the March for Life, the crowds are massive. I've never seen anything like it in my entire life. It is pretty amazing that that battle is still going on in the abortion, pro-life, pro-choice. I mean, I don't talk about it much because there is no. winning. There is no winning. You believe what you believe. People are, you know, you either believe

that, hey, I can have an abortion and life begins in eight weeks. So before eight weeks, I can kill whatever's inside of me. Or you believe that once there's, I don't know, inception happens, there's a life inside the female. So you're not going to win that battle. That's what you believe. I will say that, no, I won't say that. Just know that I believe pro-life is the way to go. There are exceptions to every rule. But overwhelmingly, life matters. Remember, hashtag Black Lives Matter.

Do they? Do they? Because if I remember the numbers I've seen and I don't have them in front of me, there's a number of African American, black Americans who go through the pro-choice choice.

So that whole hashtag Black Lives Matter, do they? I think they do. I personally believe they do. Do you? Here we go. This is the Jeff Fisher Show on the

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accounts. Just search and find it. Okay? It's that easy. Now, not only has our president made us proud after the State of the Union with his YouTube interviews with Hank Green, with Bethany Moda, and with Glozel. Some fascinating interviews with President Obama, the leader of the free world, or at least used to be known as former,

used to be known as the leader of the free world. One of my favorite stories came from this week when John Boehner, trying to pretend that he's got his hand on the pulse of America, invited Benjamin Net and Yahoo to speak in front of Congress. Now, usually protocols, I guess, goes through the White House when they want someone to speak like that and another head of state, they have the White House do their little magic

and do their little head of state, head of state thing. Bainer skipped that step. I don't blame him. But the White House, pissed. And the White House said, no, we don't usually do that because it's so close to the, why don't we usually do that?

Because we don't usually... Oh, I know, it's too close to the election. That's right. That's why we don't do it. That's why we don't do it. Can you give us examples of when that's happened in the past? We don't have any hard line, really. It's just kind of, you know, whatever feels like, you know, it's a couple of weeks away. That's kind of close. We don't want to do that. Uh-huh. But prior to, you know, the White House, between the White House saying, well, that's usually, you know, that beat protocol. Benjamin Netanyahu said, I'll be there. no problem

we'll talk about oh I don't know Iran and how they're wanting to wipe my country off the face of the earth and your president is saying go ahead maybe not in so many words but it sure feels that way

it sure feels that way doesn't it yes yes it does so now the White House and now we're getting unconfirmed you know inside sources Probably the same inside sources that tell us when the president is just so darn mad.

He's just so darn mad, but we don't see it really. He doesn't show it to the American people, but behind the scenes, he's just so darn mad. Well, now we're getting the inside stories of really how upset he is at Congress and John Boehner for skipping that state-to-state. We're just not going to – we don't have time to meet with Benjamin Nett. We can't meet with him while he's here. What are you out of your mind? I mean, we've only got a month or so to get ready to prepare. You know, we can't talk to him while he's here.

Crazy? It'd be stupid. But Benjamin Netanyahu's still coming. And the White House is pissed. Now, you know that Benjamin and Obama, you can tell when you see their photos, they really, I mean, Obama does not like Benjamin Netanyahu. Because Benjamin and Yahoo looks at Obama. Baba like, I wipe the floor with you, okay?

At least that's what, that's the impression I get. You get the impression that Benjamin Netanyahu would do what someone did to Harry read. No, not the exercise band, but some sort of, I don't know, physical beating kind of thing. It just looks that way. Harry, nobody believes the exercise band thing, okay? Sorry. Hey, anybody told you you look great? Well, you do.

You look fantastic. You do. You're not going to wear that all day, though, are you? This is the Jeff Fisher Show. Only on the Blaze Radio Network.