9-2-26 Hour 3 - Chris Opens the Mailbag

>> Whatever date I can serve in it. >> [LAUGH] >> Was it that anything you'd ever need to take? >> I have to say it was probably not. >> [LAUGH]

“>> You think he was asking was that was that a proposal?”

She doesn't know how to respond, right? I don't know, they just, they really love monkey parts. It's the only possible explanation, they love monkey punks. [MUSIC] It's been scientifically proven that conservatives don't carry monkey punks.

It's an exclusively Democrat sexually transmitted disease. Yes sir, you know, the truck at this clancy trial, the lady that murdered her three children, killed her three children. And you may recall, talked about it a little bit here,

that a lot of Democrat women rallied outside of the courthouse, in Plymouth, Massachusetts, because in time the headline at the time, hundreds rallied outside of Plymouth courthouse in support of Lindsey Clancy. She's the woman that murdered her three children. She murdered three children, and they were her own three children.

“And hundreds showed up, and I think WBR isn't that an NPR station there.”

I think it is, women rallied in support of Lindsey Clancy at her trial. PBS NewsHour was very excited to report that. And women in pink rallied in support of Lindsey Clancy. Women in pink, and they got their hats on, you know, like those hats, don't even like to say the name of the hats,

because it's, you know, it's kind of impolite. It's not really dinner table conversation. And NPR was excited about it. National Panhandler Radio. They've got a Y, hundreds showed up to support Murdered Trial Defendant Lindsey Clancy.

Sure, hundreds of people have been showing up outside, showing up outside a Massachusetts court has to show support for a Lindsey Clancy, who's on trial for being charged with killing her three children in 2023. Oh, is that a, is that a problem?

“And there is a kind of a little bit of an update on the hand sort of today,”

because a woman has been arrested because she was making video with her phone.

The news media always says films.

They say she was filming. She was making, and it's, it's video. You know, there's no, no, cellulite film in there, anything like that. But, uh, extraordinary stuff. You guys, a woman then was arrested outside of the Lindsey Clancy court house,

charged with intimidation after reportedly making video with her phone of the jury. And the, the, the, the still photos, because you got your phone. Thanks to the patriarchy, and there's a little TV station in there. And you can make video. You can send it to somebody wireless.

It's got, uh, really white matter pretty amazing. Look at all the stuff they've invented, just extraordinary. But now this woman has been arrested. And she has charged with, uh, intimidating the, the jury, uh, by making video. And what are you going to do with that video?

Uh, and, and, and she's going to post it on the internet and threaten jurors and, and all of that stuff. And, and it made me laugh a little bit. She was in court today this one 56 year old woman and got her name. What's her name, Michael? Her name is Dawn.

Her face, first name is Dawn.

You know, like the Dawn's early, and in fact, her last name is light. Her last name is light. Her name is Dawn. Light, L.I. GHT, DAWN is her first name. Last name is L.I. GHT, Dawn Light, like the Dawn's early light.

I don't know for a middle name is early, because if your last name is light, and you're going to, uh, name your daughter, Dawn, maybe her middle name, middle name would be early, then should be Dawn early light, be a patriotic name. 56 years old, Dawn Light of Sutton, Massachusetts, taken into custody outside of the Plymouth, Plymouth district court at, uh, 340 p.m. on Tuesday on Tuesday, charged with intimidation

of a witness, its witness intimidation and, and all that good stuff, uh, its intimidation of a witness jurors or a person, uh, associated with the court.

So, in that amazing, and she's, uh, out there smiling, she's the media, she's a media

person out. So, charged with the intimidation of a witness jurors or a person furnishing information

She's now appeared in the same court house for her own arrangement hearing.

“That was this morning, uh, on Wednesday as the jury continues to deliberate the, uh,”

Clancy case, her fate, and, and I got to tell you, I just think that we're going to end up with a hungry jury here, because there's, again, you got hundreds of women protesting outside in favor of the, the murderer lady who, uh, killed her own children. And that's just fine. Uh, and now you got a couple of, uh, women on the jury who are, I'm just guessing, I'm just

my hypothesis, who are going to, um, make sure that this woman doesn't go to prison from murder and try to find some way out for her, because they're Democrats, they're Democrats.

Now, you know, but these flock cameras, that's, uh, careful how you pronounce flock

cameras.

“There's, it's actually the company name, the company is called flock, and they make these”

black, uh, smart cameras, security cameras, uh, black rectangular security cameras. And they've been selling them, uh, head over fists, selling them like hotcakes, they're going like hotcakes, to police departments and sheriffs departments and, and to, uh, governments around the country where they, they post these cameras. And one of the things they can do is read license plates.

They, they, uh, record all the license plates driving by and, um, they, uh, they're kind of creepy, delete kind of, they're creepy. And, and today I learned friend, my friend Tom and Florida on the Space Coast sent me along an item out of Florida, and it turns out, and these, there's surveillance cameras. And they watch, uh, traffic go by for no reason.

And then later on, you can say, oh, I, I was driving on Connecticut Avenue at four o'clock, and I guess maybe the flock cameras can, can say, yeah, he was driving on, but, and they're not going to do, uh, use them as a skull pitory evidence for the most part. I'm sure, but, but they've got these flock cameras and, and we're just kind of accepting them as we build a surveillance society.

And in the name of public safety, of course, uh, but then the state becomes the real threat. And now, Florida, the Department of Transportation, because it's not Montgomery County, Maryland, the Florida Department of Transportation has banned flock security cameras and other automated license plate readers from all state highways. They've, uh, issued this amid bipartisan privacy concerns.

The directive requires local agencies to remove the systems within 30 days, even ABC news is talking about it.

“Though, I think ABC news is pro flock cameras.”

And they mounted these things on, uh, electrical poles and street lights and, and stop lights

and they're everywhere, um, and now Florida is the first to announce, because the Department

of Transportation for the state has said those all must go. So Florida, to remove license plate readers such as flock cameras from state highways, ABC fake news reports, Florida's Department of Transportation has revoked use, uh, use permits for vehicle license plate readers such as flock cameras within the right of way roads on the state highway system, citing an increase in reports of misuse of the system.

Or one of the things is that he's seen dozens of guys and women have used the cameras to, like, track their, the women to track their boyfriends, the men to track their girlfriends, because these cameras, they can just follow you around and lock onto a license plate number and every time one of the cameras sees the license plate number, uh, it reports back to you. Uh, we've spotted this license plate, and so people have access law enforcement people that

have access to these cameras have been misusing and abusing them for personal purposes. But the Department in Florida Department of Transportation said it will cease the issuance of all permits in any future request for license plate readers systems within the jurisdictional authority, uh, according to a memorandum shared with ABC news. They have these things in DC mounted on police cars, not on every police car, but on some

police cars, you'll see that these devices are mounted, uh, to the exterior of the vehicle. And, and you say, what does that look like? Well, it looks like, uh, camera, it looks like a license plate reader, uh, and I'm all for law enforcement, but uh, we're enforcing law against everybody in surveilling everybody

of permits for license plate reader systems to law enforcement agencies, the recent exponential

“increase in deployments along our roadways coupled with concerning reports of misuse, data”

privacy concerns and surveillance schemes merit immediate action to preserve Floridians, sovereignty and quality of life said will what's the chief operating officer and assistant secretary of transportation, he wrote in a memo, uh, on Monday, day before yesterday, the Department of Transportation revoked all license plate readers related, uh, the approvals, uh, for the, you know, issuing the permits to local law enforcement agencies according to the memo.

Flock safety, that's the name of the company that makes the devices did not immediately respond

to ABC news request for comment on the news. The cameras must be removed by the parties that

sought the permits within 30 days and he cameras not removed by then will be removed by the Department of Transportation, the memo says. Now, Washington, DC, we've got more surveillance cameras and it's not as bad as London, London has them everywhere, but in DC, we're, we're getting

“there and I think they announced a year ago, they're adding another 500, I think that's right,”

500 speed cameras and red light cameras. Again, Washington, DC is only about 66 square miles and we already have hundreds and hundreds of these, these readers, but, uh, you know, the surveillance society is coming and it's being sold to us as a public safety proposition. Oh, we're going to know, it's really good. No, we're now looking at you and then you get to the old. Well, you don't have anything to worry about if you're not doing anything wrong. No. I am telling you.

Man, oh, man, oh, man. All right, uh, we've got cut and I also have the millbag coming up. That's still coming up right now. Uh, let's go to the telephones, Michael. Let's go to, let me see. Let's go to Bob calling from Martin'sville, Virginia. Bob, you're on the Chris Pancho. Good morning, Chris. Hey, but um, just wanted to respectfully disagree with one of your earlier

callers who, um, instinctively blamed Ronald Reagan for their first recreating the homeless crisis

in California, that's America. Actually, it was the ACLU that sued the state of California because they believed that the mentally ill were being incarcerated against their will. That they, they ended up winning the case forcing the state of California to release all of their mentally ill onto the streets. That became legal precedent and set the, uh, wheels and motion for the rest of the country. Just like a quick clarification because that was a talking point

blaming and on Reagan was a talking point of convenience, but not of truth. Yeah, okay. And that's, I made mention of that that the Democrats have loved this forever as a talking point to blame Reagan for everything, which they love to do. And, and, uh, right, I didn't have the ACLU, uh, piece of the pie here, and I should have, Bob, I'm, I'm embarrassed. I, I'm humiliated. I have to know everything from, uh, you, well, you know, having to know everything and knowing everything

or two different things and I got you some slack, of course. Yeah, you're right. You're right about that. That's funny. Good, uh, good use of the English language there, too. Yeah, so the ACLU

“sued the state of California. And, and honestly, it does go back, there was a book. I actually”

looked it up during the breakout and looked it up forever, uh, the snake pit. And it was written by a woman who apparently had some skits or friendly issues and she was thrown into a mental institution, uh, I think in Chicago. And, um, and it was terrible and she wrote a book about it and how awful the whole thing was. And that started a political movement to let people out of mental institutions because not everybody in mental institutions, maybe belongs in a mental institution.

And, you know what, Bob, I'll bet that was true then. I'll bet that was true. And I'll bet it's true now, you know, not everybody in jail deserves to be in jail. It's, uh, you know, uh, human, uh, failures and all that stuff. But, uh, you hit the refresh button with ACLU suing and winning. Uh, and the ACLU is just, uh, every now and then they're accidentally on the right side of something, right? Well, but, um, you know, and again, um, as you said, there are people who didn't deserve to

be there. Obviously, there were some sadist doctors and people in some of these, uh, institutions that were doing some horrible things. But at the same time, there are people who,

we've seen, we've seen to this day, the ramifications of, of such a, a policy. When there are some people who should be locked away and, um, the, the ACLU, thanks to the ACLU, they created

something that a lot of the people who worked there, um, never had to suffer the consequences.

Yeah. But, uh, many, unfortunately, many people are victims of all kinds of horrible acts by the mentally ill. And, um, they, some of them should be put someplace safe, yep, from the public and vice versa. Yeah, that's exactly right. That's exactly right. And we've got to strike a balance, but, you know, uh, government and the left, not very good at striking that balance. About, thank you very much for that call. Uh, I appreciate it. And I, I'm going to do more research

“because that's what I do all day with my days. I'm learning and learning. Uh, also, uh,”

funny moment, uh, thank you very much, but, uh, forever, Senator Ed Markey was being primary

in Massachusetts, uh, by a house member, a Democrat Seth Bolton, and, um, Bolton just had his walking papers handed to him. Uh, Ed Markey, the forever Senator from Massachusetts wins hand down six to hands down 64.8% of the book. I guess he'll be staying. On behalf of the mailbag coming up, mailbag questions still still approaching. Uh, uh, uh, now let's, uh, let's go to the, uh, let's go to the telephones as I'm looking at the, the big

board here. And I want to go to everybody, but let me go to, uh, uh, uh, gosh, so many great, uh, great colors. Um, let's go to, uh, let's go to Ed calling from Charleston, South Carolina. I want to go to everybody on the board. Ed, you're on the Chris Plant Show. Um, yes, sir, you were talking

“about that film. I think 1948, uh, rat snake or something. That's it. They showed, have, uh,”

snake pit. I, I apologize. Sure. But anyway, there was another, there was another, um, book, like, can, take, take, take, take, E, S, E, why, the can, easy, yeah, can, easy. Yeah, one flu over, yeah, one flu over the, uh, kukus nest. Right. And that was, that was in 1962. Yeah. And, uh, there was in 1975 movie. Yeah, sure about it. Oh, yeah, big, it was a huge movie. Yeah, Jack Nicholson and that's, uh, yeah, it's wild movie and kind of fun,

movie chief and all that good stuff. Yeah, I think they loony pins, you know, they're loony. All right, uh, it is, um, it's, uh, Wednesday. I mean, Hillary Clinton is not at home and it means that it's mailbag day here on our humble radio broadcast. The, um, the nice people, nice American people send in questions and, and I try to answer them. I do my best to answer the questions because, uh, wonderful. And, uh, and let's go to the, with that, let's go to the,

the mailbag queries, queries, queries are like questions, but a little bit more fun. And, in fact, I was, uh, I was talking about the mail cheerleaders on the Philadelphia Eagles and, uh,

“for the, the New England. And, and we got, we got a, we got a tweet, is that what it was?”

Got a tweet. And I'll tell you about how these guys have abandoned all, um, the concepts of conventional masculinity. And we got a tweet saying, hey, that's my son, somebody tweeting at a saying that the, the, the, the father of the, the guy for the Philadelphia Eagles that's your leader. And, and I was saying maybe he's going to go to work advertising budlight or something and like Dylan Movini. But we didn't get a tweet from somebody saying, I'm his father. Don't,

don't make fun of him. I'm, right now I'm just going to say, I don't believe him. I don't believe him. So if you were his father, I don't think he'd be tweeting at people and saying, there's my son. I just don't think that'd be a case. All right. Let's get to the mailbag questions. Wanted to mention that though. Let's get to the mailbag questions. And there we have a list of them. I haven't counted them yet. Let's see. From Mikey likes it. Mikey likes it.

asks, why do you suppose Reagan? We had a lot of Reagan references here. And that's appropriate. That's good. Why do you suppose Reagan was left out of Trump's hierarchy of greatest

presidents? That is a great question. Mikey likes it. I've got to say that was my first response

visuals and everything. Greatest presidents ever. And amazingly, Ronald Reagan was nowhere on the list. He just talked presidents. They don't even have to be Republican presidents. But greatest Republican presidents, another poll came out right in the same time frame saying, who do you asking Republican voters likely Republican voters? Who do you think the greatest Republican

president of all time is? And overwhelmingly, it was Donald Trump. And a very distant second place

was Ronald Reagan. And a much more distant third place was Abraham Lincoln. And I thought, I might have been a rush poll or something like that, but kind of a big deal. But President Reagan, I keep doing this. President Trump did put out this posted greatest presidents of all time. And it's like he's the greatest president of all time. Nobody's ever seen anything like him. And all that. And then, oops, among other errors in this list of hierarchy of greatest presidents,

Ronald Reagan was nowhere to be found on it, nowhere to be found on the list. And I thought that

“was very conspicuous as well, Mikey likes it. My understanding, I believe this is correct,”

that he or someone at the White House had grabbed this list done by someone else,

not by the White House, not by Donald Trump, but done by someone else of the greatest presidents. And I'd say it was a very flawed, a very flawed list. And President Trump said, oh, look, greatest president said, and posted it, I think without giving it a lot of thought. And that's, I'm trying to give maximum credit to President Trump and the Trump White House on that because that's nuts, that just how many times does Ronald Reagan been mentioned on this radio show,

callers and and myself, but Ronald Reagan, a force of nature and force of political history 20th century, a massively important human being in the, and that course of human history, enormously important. And that it be left out of any list of presidences is silly. So Mikey likes it. There is no, I'm not going to try to make excuses for him or anything.

“It was a massive screw up. And I believe that I saw a reported that the original list”

came from some outside organization, but that's no excuse. There is no excuse. It's just, it's inexcusable, because it's Reagan for crying out loud. No good answer to that, but, but a good question, Mikey likes it. I think they've heard that question a number of times at the Trump White House and rightly so. And there is no good answer except hey, wasn't really our list, but there's no no good answer, but I think that's about as good as I can do Mikey likes it.

Next question, BAMO, BAMO asks, will Congress pass the Save America Act before the November elections. Now, the midterm elections coming up in November in the same America, which seems to be gathering dust on a shelf down there and has to do with all kinds of important things,

“economic and energy and political things, all kinds of very important things. And I'm not a big”

Bashar. I don't spend a lot of time bashing Republicans. Some of them deserve it maybe more than I give them, but sometimes I do give them a good Bashar. I'm not, I don't spend a lot of time beating up on the Speaker of the House or the Republican leader in the Senate, but they really need to be more ferocious. They need to be more aggressive. They need to be more bear-knuckle brawlers. Like Donald Trump is a bear-knuckle brawler. And the Republicans in Congress aren't,

they almost never have been. Newt Gingrich was the exception. He was a fighter in a brawler in

ferocious and serious and he got things done and the contract with America and all that, which the Democrats tried to relabel the contract on America. Man, oh yeah, I'm probably not going to get that hiring, the killer thing in Montgomery County story, but I'm going to, now, will they, will they pass it? I've got to say, it's the toss of a coin, Bemo. The Republican leadership Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, and in the Senate, they're not ferociously fighting to get it passed.

And therefore, I'm going to say no, it is not going to get passed before the number, November elections. They're going to need political pressure from voters, from the public, from their fellow members of Congress. They're going to need pressure to get it going. I'm going to say that the odds are less than 50, 50. And I try to be hopeful. And I'd rather say, I think the odds are better than 50, 50. But under the circumstances, I'm going to say the odds are less

I think that it's unlikely because the Republican leadership in the, in the Congress. And again,

I don't, I don't like to spend a lot of time just beating them up for, for nothing. But for God's sake, step up, you got a ferocious president who's there to fight side by side with you. Pass big legislation, make big things happen. Then you'll become a note where the speaker of the

“house that that would be good wouldn't, I think so. But I'm honestly memo. I think it's more likely”

than not that it will not pass before the November elections. I hope I'm wrong. Let me say that. I hope it does pass. I hope the Republican leadership steps up. I mean, again, I talk about it all the time. If I were Republican leadership, I'd go out and hold a press conference. And I would tell the

harsh unburnish truth about the Democrats and and socialism and all that. Oh, yes, speaking,

which all the Democrats voted in favor of socialism in the House of Representatives, he has to be. But I'll try to get to that as well. Thanks, BAMBO. And I'm sorry. I can't have a happier response that rock chick is next. Rock chick. Rock chick asks. Hi, Chris. Have you seen the overwhelming deluge of memes about the Canadian Prime Minister, Karni. Karni, he's a Karni. He comes from a

“long line of Karni's. It is hilarious that he is triggered by them. And just as hilarious that America”

responded with a ton more, a ton more, see, Karni, Mark Karni, the Canadian Prime Minister. He's in this fight with Donald Trump, which is a bad idea. And he lost it before it started, you know, it's the old thing that every battle is one in law is before it's begun. And Mark Karni's battle with Donald Trump was lost before it had begun. But it's true that he put out, we have some audio of him, don't we? Because Mark Karni, the Canadian Prime Minister, he's out there and he's attacking

President Trump and my, oh, and America, such a ridiculous country. And the administration served ridiculous. And they send memes. And so he put, we have the assembly right, Michael. And so let's

play that. And then what happened was a million Americans sent him memes and posted memes all over the

“internet to mock and ridicule him. So we as Americans and it's all conservatives. He's a lefty”

Mark Karni in Canada. And when you're lefty in Canada, that's pretty lefty. And Mark Karni, here's, here's the sound by the Mark Karni. When the Americans stop doing memes, stop throwing shade, stop trying to beat up and start being serious about having those discussions, we can have those discussions. But it's like, it's not constructive. But that's, that's there. Yeah, sure, Mark Karni. And, and when Americans stop setting memes. And that led to just a great

stuff. And he says, tell Trump. And here's the headline from the Associated Press. Karni tells Trump, quote, "Stop trying to beat tough." And quote, it's not really exactly what happened there. And the other headline from Politico stopped doing memes. Karni urges US to drop theatrics. And then it was so funny because as our wonderful question or rock chick has, we just sent, we Americans sent millions of memes, millions of memes, mocking and ridiculing

Mark Karni, the Canadian Prime Minister, mocking and ridiculing Canada. And they're tiny little boutique economy. And all that stuff. And it's great. And rock chick is 100% right. It's hilarious that he's triggered by them by the memes. And just as hilarious, that America responded with a ton more. And the numbers are just huge. You're correct, a rock chip and chick. And we had that sound bite. And when I saw the, we pulled that one today already. And when I saw the question

in the mail bag, I'm like, "Oh, we even have a sound bite for the mail bag question." That's pretty great. So he has a week ago on and on with Mark Karni because he's, he's a very silly Canadian man, as he is. And we've got silly Democrats here too, a lot of silly Democrats. And thank you, rock chick. Great stuff. We had a sound bite for you too. Yeah, the memes. And they're, and they're funny. And everybody's ridiculing him. And he is the, he's the, now just a subject of universal

mockery, derision. And it's funny. And, and we're having fun. The thing is we're laughing about it. He's bitter and angry, lefty, Canadian, Democrats, bitter, angry, lefty Americans. And, and we conservative Americans. We, uh, see an opportunity to make fun of something. We make fun of it. And we laugh about it. We have a good time. Guys, we're normal. And you guys are not, not even close. Great, uh, great one, rock chick. My next one goes to H L 3, H L 3. We've got H L 3.

that one too, don't we, because telefrico says that there are six genders. I think we might have

“even played it accidentally earlier today before we looked at the, at the, uh, questions for the”

mailback. And telefrico, he, uh, he says, uh, God is, uh, genderless. I never mind the father, the son,

the only ghost that Jesus was circumcised. It's in the Bible. It's, uh, it's all part of the thing. But he thinks they're, and telefrico says there are six genders. He must be an educator or something. See recognizes that there are, are many more than two biological sexes. In fact, there are six. There are six. In fact, there are six. What are they now? Is there, the question is, what do you think the six genders are? I personally, I'm aware of the fact that biology exists. Science exists.

Uh, we've cracked the genetic code. The patriarchy has white men in America did that. You're welcome. Uh, and there are two genders. There are, and, and you know this, I know you know this. Um,

there are two genders, not six genders. But for Democrats, there are, you know, there's male, uh, female

confused Democrat, uh, gender dysphoric Democrat, mentally ill Democrat, uh, smid severely mentally ill Democrat. There, see the thing is there are two genders, but to Democrats, there are six genders because of the severe mental illnesses. And again, another reason we need to build up mental institutions again, because so many Democrats are obviously suffering from, if not struggling with mental illnesses, just just extraordinary, extraordinary stuff. I got to tell you six genders.

Yeah. And what do you think they are? I, I, that's a trick question, HL3, because I know that they're only two. And all you can do is ridicule the Democrats for being mentally ill. And I know

“it's not nice to make fun of the mentally ill, but what else are you going to do with these people?”

Honestly, amazing. Yeah, for the Democrat party, there might be six genders, but in reality land,

in biology and science, there are two genders. And the Democrats, he's their nominee to be in the US Senate. They're all ill ill. I tell you. What did AOC say when she was asked if she did a conservative, they're all ill. Thank you, HL3, a fun trick question, but a trick question. And it's good. Next question goes to Rando, Rando asks, who's your favorite stand-up comedian? He says, "Mynd is Jerry Seinfeld, and my all-time favorite is Jack Benny, Jack Benny." That's an old-time

comedian there. He says, "I don't like the ones who use foul language. What about you?" You know, I've got to say, "I agree with you that it's so, it's just annoying and childish to use the F-word in every sentence when you're doing stand-up comedian." I mean, certainly I grew up on Richard prior. I grew up on Don Rickles, since you went over to Jack Benny. Don Rickles was, and I got to meet Don Rickles once and spend a little time with him and his hilarious Rodney Dangerfield.

We learned, you know, Donald Trump has part Rodney Dangerfield. Also, I just learned a week ago or so, apparently people knew this before. Rodney Dangerfield smoked pot every day. As an old man, that is a young man, as an old man. And that's pretty crazy, but he was hilarious and everything.

“And that's a long time ago. Now, I'm sure there's this white guy named, I can't remember his name.”

He was a pretty funny stand-up comedian. Now, Michael Percy said, "Yeah, I grew up listening to Bill Cosby Records." You know, what's a cube it and all that stuff. And that's not, he's not funny anymore, because all that drugging and raping stuff, because he was a Democrat as it turns out. Chris Rock, Chris Rock is great. My best girl when I went saw Chris Rock live at the Constitution Hall here in DC. I, I missed stand-up comedy. They've kind of murdered it.

Uh, we used to, my best girl and I, we used to go to the improv on Connecticut Avenue so frequently, then we got the T-shirt, so you get in for the improv T-shirt, so you get in for free on Tuesday nights when the new comedians are there and stuff. And we used to go on Tuesday nights for a free night and we'd go on weekends all the time. And then the comedians showing up stop being funny. And all it is, the F word and the N word and every sentence, every sentence,

F word and word and word and word and word, and, and, and, and, and that'd be fine too. If the jokes were funny, but the jokes weren't funny. For the most part, they're just racist and, and stupid and not funny. Angry, bitter. Stand-up comedy is not what it used to be because the Democrats murdered it. Uh, I'm, uh, running myself out of time here, but, uh, thank you, Rando and I got to have to give that some thought and talk to my best girl. Uh, who's our, who we go into your

for comedy? And we go, we look on the internet YouTube and, uh, wherever, uh, look for comedy,

uh, probably, you know, he's near the top of the heap. He got that slap by, uh, Will Smith and,

and all that. What in his fault, he was doing a funny joke about GI Jane. It was funny. Um, last question, El Mucho, El Mucho, that's Spanish, asks, "Is there any amount of money

“that could convince you to retire from radio?" And, uh, what would that number be if so?”

Um, yes, the answer is yes, yes, sure. Yeah, if I, I, look, I like to regret, if I were filthy

rich and had all the money in the world, I think I'd keep doing radio or keep doing a podcast. I'd have to, I'd have to look at, I really think I would because it's fun and it gives me

“a structure and my day and my life and it's fun and, and I get to tell the truth and, and I like”

telling the truth. So is there any amount of money? I'd like to have a lot more money. I don't,

I don't think I'd quit. I'd take a month off. I'd take a month off. I'd maybe go to the beach somewhere. Any amount of money. What would that amount of money be? I do buy lottery tickets from time to time. You know, I'd, um, I'd like a long vacation.

“But honestly, I think I'd keep doing the radio show or a podcast. What's the difference, anyway?”

Some people think it's a big thing. There's really not a big difference. You're doing a podcast. It's like you're doing a radio show, but you're not on a radio. That's what's going on there. Good beyond the internet. Works for a lot of people to pay. That's, uh, any amount of money. Yes, but I don't know what that dollar figure is, elbow show. Uh, they should pedal. Can't forget, Dave should pedal. I apologize for leaving that out.

And, uh, we're going to celebrate VJ Day. We're going to have a VJ. No, we, uh, crush the Japanese and, but...