04/24/09:That's A Wrap

" I 69 WD JJ. And now that's a rafts. The Boston University medical student is charged with the murder of 26 year old to -- of New York it was a totally -- let us -- those but I think he believes that they were should not be prosecuting -- with respect to. Those who formulated those -- it was that is going to be more of a decision -- the attorney general."

" wanted -- now that close. Stop that 13 of voters say it's likely they'll vote for Patrick again in 2000 intent. 57%. Say it's likely they'll vote against him acting I believe that and marriage should be between a man and a woman -- anybody out there it's California love."

" Get that done -- okay. I haven't thought about the Department of Homeland Security estimates they could save up to. 52 million dollars over five years just by purchasing office supplies involved I don't regret -- Connected to a post or anything I did too close to a don't regret -- you're -- bombing a police station -- sending -- bombing the Pentagon the capitol you know I don't look back at those things have regrets them but I'm willing to rethink. And killer mark up is tonight on suicide watch. Difficult for anybody to make this transition from -- freedoms are being incarcerated or detained."

" of the global rally is planned for today at the annual hall okay."

" Actual growth quiz Michael Graham fund Boston's talk evolution might be 69 WTKK."

" The thought let -- make a lot of do a torture because if you got a look at it the taxpayers of a tortured him by Deval Patrick announced approval rating is down in the thirties. The and Boston Globe Democrat -- torture its readers is now losing so much money the Pentagon bag. But Wednesday possibly five telethon to raise that the salary to key -- managing those fine with the suits you guys doing that can get we are we. Actually on the steps of the state house if it -- those folks -- I gotta tell you there and I love the Boston Herald he's the top ten suggestions for the global. And then the one that was the best was they should turn into a tabloid with punchy headlines in charge and I've sent a copy of -- brilliant has been in business. Then there's of course the torture for President Obama releasing information and the the other -- torture of looking up and seeing miss -- California. Torturing the English language in the on the warning. Susan -- on the street you do. You've got to -- Garrett. Gave me miss California Susan what I almost got visual -- old whip -- I fell out of my chair my production you know that's called entertainment news hook there's nothing entertaining about that but let's start with the big story here in Boston and that is the Craig's list killer -- covering this all week. Kim. What are you doing any conclusions any lessons or is this just one you know evil guy who committed the crime from."

" I gotta tell you these stories always fascinate me and they fascinate the general public and the reason they do is because this is this good looking. Let's face -- good looking white guy who's in med student who you everybody thinks. NASCAR. And the fact of the matter is you could've sat next to him in Spanish class you could've sat you know next to him at the active it. Restaurants families here in the city. And you just -- arm sucked into this story because you couldn't him. And -- I think -- people are just fascinated by it."

" and yeah I -- speaking of the Spanish class the media coverage is just totally insane and I know it's always like this with these crime cases but to go and track down the ninth grade Spanish classmates and -- and to you know tracked down his bowling -- calling human -- I mean I'm never going to murder anybody because people are gonna track down my --"

" I -- my -- Come on. When you were in the -- global anti doping just tattoo loser on some point your body -- the regularly have I don't. I don't know that relatively tiny school he had those basketball baseball and recreational animal husbandry but it's a long story. I think there -- the reason people -- is what they can let's talk about is that there are points of connection you can project yourself into that scenario and only get to two things one is we'll start you Daryn this notion. That those ninth -- kids or that his roommate -- with ornaments but the neighbors -- twenty should have known about the coverage is people like oh I can tell by looking I always wonder what he wanted about the you couldn't tell anything about this guy being a he apparently a gambler with such deep financial problems and a sociopath tendencies that he was willing to kill to get money."

" Yeah I mean in every high school in America right now as we speak people are getting their books dumped on the floor shoved in the -- They're not growing up to be mass murderers."

" Not the grown -- to Boston Herald columnist well I. Jim yeah. Why do people insist on saying like ten to look at. One -- one I think it gives them an opportunity Indian TVETC. There are --"

" I think we all -- think we can tell me. Because we don't want this got a sneak up next -- some you know kind of function and we don't want to think it is some guide we knew I was watching the tabloid shows last I'd hate to admit that it differently to bad there's one on box."

" It's not the guy hasn't --"

" Don't know -- plans haven TM DMZ is amazing they had a girl on there who was on this particular shark watching and she was at college. But if it. And suddenly there she was a story about how he actor -- the agency that store lately. Beautiful inspector against the law and couldn't get him off --"

" Now it time do you think. That we noticed it was -- kids that audio. Other part of that interview."

" They couldn't push him away. And one of my friends with coming back we cannot let at the same moment and he had to physically cut him off me."

" And now in the next channel we had a -- she -- describes how she had just been talking the guy. Ago he was socially awkward not very outgoing but a brilliant student says a former college classmate of 22 year old Philip mark off. If he had a dark side Morgan -- at one night unexpectedly. He personally I."

" Against the wrong child kissing me. And I personally what was trying. If you really personalize and they met -- dot -- kissing me I'm not into some new."

" She never thought of the episode again until this week. When the when she spoke to just last month. Was charged with being -- right now I knew he was a killer right there I cycle but I was just talking to last month after they had to pull them off with a crowbar there and."

" Exactly -- think about how many frat party incidents there -- and and then there's nothing -- connected to later because the people grow up and become. Taxpayers and on murders."

" Generally speaking they did which brings us to the second part and came out for you on the spot as the designated -- as a token female to have a session women are smarter than men I'll concede a point -- absolutely when there on the world absolutely but there's a certain brand of stupid that reflects off. Afflicts women when it comes to men and a particular. Well educated. More prosperous women they have this blind side I'm not surprised at all that AB you may not be that have been another medical student had no clue exactly get what they did the book with the gun in the book he had the undies in the plate in the M when the place and she's."

" I have no idea I -- when and all the time this is such a woman thing in the here on guys just as dumb. We're all the different -- what -- what that -- doing stand by -- man is a chick -- well -- most definitely is chick thing and -- disappointment that a young woman with so much going for what's the environment like that she's gotten nothing -- she's got -- in this race right need to get the heck -- you know. We are -- at this earlier and and you're not talked about this in other cases like right it's always so hard for me to imagine he's intelligent women don't see some kind of sign I think that's the defense mechanism. That we women put up -- had to know because I I know my man I don't not doing it to me are you mean that's crazy. Ones. I women fall from and over and over again and this kind of thing I don't know I mean it's it's -- question of the century on the half of men like -- myself we are thrilled when the clueless about math and the only chance we have."

" being set I think that people are beating up on her a little too much I mean they're going to. Hang on I totally agree she's -- But to go -- her wedding registry and say -- hot you're not getting. China hot hot you're not getting the matching forks and knives I mean it's going a little over."

" After the police have taken the gun Hartman you say I'm still planning on marrying him -- second news we had there's a large guy named Bubba who plans on marrying him in the very near future. And the correctional system."

" I don't know why you know it for parents had half a brain -- hate to say that attempt harsh but you know -- should've stopped her from making comments that are beginning to to begin with just -- quiet while each side it's got grownups to tell I think I have this theory Baptist what is. You know. They came to this girl makes it well we found their their. Hawaii's and we found this and that that ultimately these kind of maybe kinky sexual countries."

" I'm thinking maybe. He sort of -- of that anyway and he's aware that. So she think he was using -- somebody else knew it was in other words it down the fuzzy handcuffs actually yep we got to hire way to -- that they don't learn."

" But cam I mean wouldn't she recognized that the underwear being used as a bookmark in the medical journals. -- well hold on to -- lazy -- I -- I think that I find it it's the pats nice and flat that's Georgia men and it just me -- you can't oh yeah ot --"

" I was totally different like for a brief moment she would answer the question honestly -- that -- India are -- be right back to talk more about Thong underwear and also the current state of the politics here in Massachusetts -- Governor Patrick struggling President Obama struggling with the issue what to do with people who save American lives but did things that we now decided we don't like and Bill -- coming to Boston all that to talk about it's that's a wrap on 9690 taken."

" Which you only see so that. Michael Graham. Washington."

" Union isn't -- every lawmaker. To attend the rally content cash -- glow of struggles to let -- Yeah."

" And the fact that the rest segment Darren Garnett from."

" Arrogant thoughts -- did what they both sharing common. Turns out -- that."

" and they also. Are both actual journalist unlike myself I merely Boston's maestro -- conservative controversies. A user the soundly again journalists showing up so called journalists and plausible showing -- it please help me keep my job rallied."

" To which they invited every elected official who they -- and read some names and get your reaction. Brian -- a real live reporter."

" Bella English a real live reporter. The Boston Globe. Features copy editor and the new Scott -- Clark. These are people who are responsible supposedly for the integrity of journalism and they're hoping."

" That the people they endorse for public office welcome going to get their back let me ask you question do you think ten years ago this wouldn't you can you imagine ten years ago from the utility that this is going to happen eats."

" it's -- number one he wouldn't have thought the vehicle -- kind of problem and to see these kind journalists just like he said are -- want there and essentially sealed their souls. It's tough to watch it -- in -- that there are telling you about this is explained to person yup I find when I talk about journalists like that and I've written about journalistic -- people's tail lights. They -- you think -- today and it's all a scam whatever but it's taken very seriously inside the industry."

" What's wrong with the reporter inviting a legislated to come endorse his job well what's wrong with that is that obviously got an in your pocket and vice Versa and you're gonna feel obligated come. You know bad story time to may be soft and it just a little -- I mean it's obvious what the problem this year. I I I it. -- say before is you know I think we all understand these tough times everywhere -- job as a threat to both of you earlier Obey the Caribbean if we didn't need to keep that -- at the end of the week but having said that. He kind of draw lines in someplace and especially for these print folks I just I just can't imagine I'm sorry -- in the position there and -- I hate to see him I have to correct one thing if I didn't the job I would be in lol I thought I got me --"

" Let Darren could you do it did you go out and invite politicians come save your job as a newspaperman. This is this is totally humiliating for the people at the globe and this is in good. I don't want to see any newspaper go out of business -- hurts us all in regardless what -- we were in. But I have to say this I don't. I don't blame the individuals at the globe to showing up to the rally because it's guns at the -- time bomb bacon if they don't have other jobs lined up you do what your boss says it and unfortunately it is having that double you know double whammy of their undercutting their own journalistic credibility. And I mean you don't -- star struck when -- with a politician. You don't ask for their autograph I don't Tom asking for -- Obama we did nothing. On so you know it just puts them in a very bad position -- they're the politicians are doing them a favor by giving them these testimonies."

" Nobody believes they say this but I don't hate the boss and a Democrat at first say I'm the newspaper guy wrote my first piece for a newspaper for money when I was sixteen years old. My oldest son is named after HL Mencken for crying out and local newspapers. I tell -- I'm not interested in. But paper and that's why I think you're looking thrown off I. I think that journalism can survive and thrive with integrity what -- the medium when television first started. There was no real news on television and -- our moral brought news to television radio the Internet. Why does a reader and why do we need a piece of paper newspaper or one dollar really just want the content. The journalism the integrity all of which they're throwing out the door because they can't make this economic model of newsprint work."

" Well -- yeah yes I agree with you -- mean you look at me and news magazines you look at all Latin -- towards being broken online it's the same story. I think there's something sentimental about newsprint to people our age -- something you bring on the subway something -- cozy up to on the couch. I don't think journalism is dead if the actual paper goes away but I I don't want to see it is."

" He looked just like younger than UC probably don't share that you know -- the same age bracket as Darren ballot Daryn that's true."

" And by the way I'm sure you'd better ping -- and I do so I'm not even take that as you'll see a -- I'll have to myself. You know. I think it. I think journalism won't go away but I think local coverage will go into more yes I think the more and more you'd use steer away from the actual physical paper I think more and more in return to what's going to be a regional reporting staff and then it suddenly going to become you know. If it's just not gonna be the same thing okay."

" I strongly disagree I think that. It's the regional newspapers the big regional newspapers are the ones that are crumbling the local ones the ones that are surviving and who else is gonna go to that City Council meeting except for me nobody to."

" But I'm but my point is if this goes we'll see it all goes to the net which is where it's going. Having an audit and a -- newspapers have done this to themselves you know it there it's a catch 22 want to hear your regular -- in between having said that. And my fear is that you know once you once you give it up to the Internet you're gonna lose a lot of that."

" Local ice wine now is now you set me -- Kim for the cheap shot at the glove I was really -- and you get -- thank you very much it's hard to read it all win. The Bill Ayers story had to be broken on a think and talk show bye -- frankly meat that's -- when the tea party movement that with. The name of it comes Amare sitting there were 800 of them and the -- the Democrats story about my tea party downtown here with dateline Frankfort Kentucky. And they they they. I think they're suffering from. That the intentional disconnect this elitist notion of we don't care what you really care about we cared that you secure what we care about yeah. Alike are front page story on Afghan left handed chess players who need glasses that they've done this to themselves on the content side in my opinion."

" Well I think to a certain extent you're absolutely right I mean I I don't think that's why they're falling apart and it's that would yourself and you aren't falling apart part of it is because."

" There's some there's and a section of readers -- suddenly just in their content anymore because they don't trust the content because either completely disconnected from their life or the biases are so overt he just got I'll get it somewhere else."

" I think that you think the -- are such an action that everybody who reads a newspaper I think that they have them because it's easier to exhibit the office and read it on the."

" Michael let's address your hatred just outright hatred for the globe the a Democrat now agreed that to ignore the Boston tea party in Boston is insane how how do you do that's like Nixon ignoring shine -- Nixon was the one of finally reconcile the bill layers that Boston college at the Boston Globe. Absolutely however I ain't seen nothing wrong with newspapers taking political positions why -- the -- be the democratic paper -- a Republican -- be more open about it well."

" Moderate but I wish there Harold were a Republican paper the Boston but so once again. When you have the Boston Democrat people yelling at you as they've done any idea 'cause I -- Democrat my answer is always name a single Republican you've endorsed in this century right well there you know and so I that's like him I don't. I agree with you that there's a technology issue here I think it's going to solve itself in new ways I just read a great magazine article of the -- about. We know what happened in the days before the printing press and people got stuff don't know what happened in the days after the -- but there's a hundred years when the printing press was pregnant and it was it was between a -- chaos and know all these guys are jobs ascribed to seeing her mind was -- running down. What did they do and during the transition wearing the transition we're gonna come out on the other side. With a new media model and reporting is going to be incredibly valuable I think is -- people to plagiarize and steel for. And -- John I need to keep that up she's can Kerrigan Fox25 he's -- Garnett from the Boston Herald a Michael -- that's a wrap on 9690 --"

" And Boston for. -- enabled them on the table. It is -- that the."

" That result now the -- I don't think my seven year old daughter and I love this so this is -- in America and you have a -- twelve year old -- and Daryn you have -- year old -- two year old -- two year old coming -- that's -- death and and so have at my youngest is six and every day I think a little older a little -- I -- baby on execute and remember and an up on hand them. -- front of the LA glad to get rid of them. Well they're there are some real to you what to think he gets smarter as they -- again but. Did you hear the spokesperson for the group that's bringing Bill -- to Brandeis University on the show earlier this week I. Did and I know they'll felt it was an intellectual mismatch and I felt like I would help -- she she dominated me as is -- students she dominated me here's my favorite comment from Liza -- and defending -- decision to bring unrepentant domestic terrorist Bill -- to Brandeis."

" We probably wouldn't be inviting him to speak. If he was still committing terrorist."

" probably if he were still employs about right now we. May be I don't know she wasn't much she's I try to give her an easy one one Hitler. Saying I understand it is he had killed anyone and a long time he has -- ideas all pillar of the -- six years he's a vegetarian. And here was her answer to the -- question is Hitler welcomed by democracy for America and Brandeis."

" A lot -- just -- yeah. I am yeah. And variants and."

" Poll yeah he's coming -- why isn't."

" A bigger deal that this guy who once again separate from his liberal -- politics you committed that violent acts advocated violent acts kill the pigs is on his motto is Biggs plays officers did -- died because of his dirt bag behavior. And yet every time that McCain does bring them I'm the only guy apparently cares I don't get it."

" It's -- do you mean not condemning across the country is pretty clueless I think Brandeis is pretty much in line with -- campuses all across America just saying. Oh we -- listen to his side his views and and bring up that Hitler thing that you mentioned. On Nazi Germany had one of the highest percentages of Ph.D.s arm in the party I mean education then and values don't always mix."

" Yet there is that sinking of the smart women in the dumb guys is -- smart people are dumb politics -- well."

" You know what I think this is this whole idea that out where where university here and and so we have to bring all views in and everybody has to sit around think about it and talk about and and just discuss them until we we're blue in the face."

" That idea but not -- slices -- in what you want to have some guy with his some person with his bizarre education theories. There'll there's a whole school of as a progressive. They actually say that the purpose of schools to radicalize kids to change America."

" People that message who didn't blow anybody out and it annoys me Daryn. That for example the loss of Phoenix when they declared me the maestro today they argue it was it's only free speech period this is not about free speech is about the bad behavior of the speaker."

" Yeah I maybe I'm naive but I thought Brandeis would be a little bit more sensitive issue because. They have lost students to terrorist attacks overseas and and dom you know just doesn't aside Brandeis I did a story for The Herald the ball Brandeis doing its re branding a couple months ago. In the bragged on their website at the top there website that they are the birthplace of smart balance buttery spread the low cholesterol buttery spread. Now I'm saying -- to go back that promotes smart balance buttery spread and stop promoting terrorism."

" And this might sound very shallow portion. That's an area -- buttery spread out to her and -- I think that we don't. Think your virginity but this coming."

" As a student I was repair and -- and I think about the fact disguised line here first -- at their Ritz Carlton he is going to be chauffeured to Brandeis. And my dollars are going to go to pay. Would be so incensed I mean she didn't go on and let's talk about what he's gonna what he's going to be."

" I don't get it and I I've once again I'm hoping people can -- the easy way out of a conversation is to pick. An absolute position in the never think about it again priest because the -- and I give you the other examples the unabomber you know let the unabomber. And if so what they do they have to stay by the dumb position and and it bothers me another group of people to completely -- horrible Segway tours next topic who are standing by the position is the hardy band of people who still think voting for Deval Patrick was a good idea. And ever shrinking number of people Jim Kerrigan you guys cover all the time out box when he -- morning news why is our Deval Patrick's approval ratings literally lower than George W Bush's approval ratings -- at this point his presence."

" First up a little bit of it I think is his sarcastic ways he's he's arrogant ways have you turned a lot of people -- we battle a lot of the you know they cynical are you then it's less -- You know what it. I'd say something about about this you know we had these polls right and at their people say they're not gonna vote for him again and now it. It's in to say that your against Deval Patrick. November when people to Apple's let's remember this for right. It is that the stock market was fallen apart your borrowing today had gone to -- you know we've added that the unemployment lines were double in. And people went back to the polls and voted for exactly -- people who had been there before and I was."

" Island -- that Kim."

" The litany -- of local stories about bad government behavior here you -- page after page -- cops who we all want to be well paid -- making 220000 dollar skimming the details. And there's the ham fisted thumbs Patrick what happens."

" Beacon Hill picked up Democrats. Isn't last year's election are they gonna do the same in 2010."

" Absolutely there's a Robin keeps flying into my house going -- thud -- dynasty it's reflection in the window and every time it hits -- Teddy it gets hurt. But he keeps going back in from -- that's right that's both that's the voters the voters mouse counts."

" Massachusetts too small for a public too large for an insane asylum I -- I don't -- what really bothers me I think that -- example were lately is what happened at the told blues win allegedly Governor Patrick is sitting in the traffic tolls are moving this is this isn't a democratic member of that by the way integrator that later that. Button and letting me drive on my road is not. A conservative liberal issue this is basic service that other states expect it here Massachusetts -- Fallible but so you're not willing to pay for your premium service and the boaters take this abuse do you think they're gonna keep taking it out to."

" Absolutely they well our salary is about so long Andy you know again as they say it's -- right now but when push comes to shout I'm gonna batches. Are we really going to have. Did -- higher taxes crappy service the pensions rolling on the toll -- jammed. In the same government governing all that I heard on your newscast earlier. It was Ritz crackers ranked Boston the number eight fun city in America did you hear that I didn't. It was right on your new scanner I was already knows -- all so I apologize on his -- and and I was trying to prepare for Kim Kerrigan's. Her appearance here I do landscaping a little busy okay I blamed Deval Patrick that I think plus over the number five and number for the most fun city. -- likable kid attacks that that brought that I'm an. I love the -- of the candidates that talk about trying to somehow do the income tax expanding -- was governor Governor Patrick is chasing people in New Hampshire. To collect during come that the sales tax excuse me and now a bill -- wants to expand. The sales tax on the web but did you see the problems are having in some states a twits and a cookie and his food and is not tax other states it's a candy and is tax that we can't really use. And on that cookie you're burger chocolate bar. Which is absolutely cookie period and a story."

" Now well it's like well it's a cookie no it's got the what. -- and it could ultimately not it's gotta wait is it is next to other areas and at the sentinel and the peace index to gain what do you think there."

" I get yet chocolate covered cookie."

" Something that girl scouts could sell in a box except the -- by eagle scout cookies this year because it broke up stuff -- we've got so it would talk about this is the segment of the show there waiting for. We're talking torture coming up and I don't mean memos I mean British singer's."

" Talk radio. With a New England polls."

" He believes that people in good faith were operating with the guidance they were provided patient people are processing devised the policy have been those who divide -- he believes that they were should not be prosecuting."

" Respect to those who formulated those legal decisions. I would say that. That is going to be more of a decision for the attorney general within the parameters. Various laws."

" leadership from our dear leader President Obama. On days that Iran -- definitely not -- prosecute anybody that at these they said -- absolutely we depth look at prosecute somebody. Yeah I'm gonna type the biggest news of the week regarding the so called torture -- et cetera is how my yielding controlled -- behavior was and how much good Intel we got out of it. We obviously were geniuses in 2002."

" Absolutely I used to have a crush on Condoleezza Rice you know great swimmer great piano player looks great red -- and now I'd love Condoleezza Rice for approving the water morning. I mean."

" Kim do you think it -- them that the compelling argument is at work doesn't -- to -- a lot of debate it added that. You we got see the -- we should be mean to them. Let me just read a lot that. -- come on I. A likely Sheikh Mohammed even now."

" I don't listen I you know like at I don't -- big problem with remembered there I really don't what I -- a problem with is what's occurring now as we watch this unfold I mean it's it's it's it's strange situation for a lot of people to be and I'd think the president caught between you know his base who's you know screaming. And people he needs if he's going to be elected and then you know of these conservatives you're looking at him go don't you dare you better start paying attention what's happening now versus then but I think back to archives is not pragmatic enough to -- works -- doesn't if the water -- hadn't works that I think the -- comes as -- very different at."

" How do you say yes we found out about the second wave attack with East Asian -- members."

" And I wish we hadn't had these -- that is present united."

" It's indefensible. I mean I also CNN seems to have this fetish on. You know we water boarded this guy a 182 times we water boarded this person to underneath six times. If that again if it works you get your results in you're doing it."

" To bad when he's forty seconds at a time that's one thing about we'll tell you there is some torture that I cannot tolerate for -- twenty seconds and I got up from fox Sony 5 morning news he can -- Kerrigan one minute I'm looking. As smoke and not miss California holy Moly I don't know morning Jim what do you flash up on my screen."

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" Out of my chair. Australia."

" I am not."

" You got -- I know he's got a gorgeous voice that when it comes to to look spirited campaign. I hear a million different ways woman be attractive big women's small and instrumental in the high. I am on them woman you're sending their lot of good players they're a million ways pretty attractive candidate somehow Susan Boyle has avoided all."

" And she is on attractive as the unit you know with the big controversy is now what she had to make over. But she had to make over and the people who -- Omar having a fit that what you're saying you cannot make over don't you dare these secret will make over there and I thought it was -- I'm doing against -- This this is."

" One of those on chicken soup for the soul stories were we all feel good and say oh how horrible it is that we judge people on looks a moral hypocrites. Five minutes later we're all judging everybody on -- mean Michael. When you dressed up as CM Adams I bet you if you're a female."

" And based triple. But I don't about female band is that the male fan base that I picked up in certain quarters but here's here's a deal him. I've heard arguments made by you and and fellow females on fox went by morning news and not gonna name announced and it's given a boost today that women are judged by different standard -- not fair. This is not a case of note look at them such -- the care what you do with her she is."

" And and and and she's a wonderful singer and she made one person she's just. Unattractive and this is not double standards amending sexist -- she is hard to look I think you're right actually activated -- you know she is she's like a -- and what hail to -- Karen let me ask your question what does that have to do with what she'd do I -- look at what she does what could I can't -- dissected now by the CDI will that they."

" Flowers on the front or whatever or waterfalls or maybe even torture victims but again if they put -- based on the scene I had to take the copper out. Because she's that's who she doesn't she's a wonderful singer in a nice person."

" C and C music factory did the same thing they took their very obese lead singer took off the video on portal acute. I'm in the security and that song's called everybody dance now option I don't it's. Not read it. I. Haven't -- the city. Mike and I think oh god this guy. I think I'm not not a classic movies look at him as my show you're always one step away from pull my finger I mean I don't know that is about it and I regularly each -- well."

" It has crippled The Rolling Stones Sylvia at everything I've gotten things for them yeah. And now as it did you have -- there's."

" I I -- yet I think that. I think skeletons should be allowed the thing that he wants him but they're just not I'm sorry she's in an arena and this is likable -- I talk about his. There is sexism and there is look is blah blah but she's just all it's and it's not fair to say to me I ought to sit there and look at I can eat cheese that unattractive I can opt in its."

" We'll -- now says yeah yeah. Yeah try to flip the channels."

" The other day on USA today she is on the front little box I determined that they throw home I watched it."

" Breaking news that an ugly person can -- ugly people are good it mapped or did it science the good at swimming talk radio. And -- Actually -- I'll say this due to a much better putting up with me -- you should be they're -- thank you for joining us again you -- on that threat -- you come back. I don't think so -- know I got on the outlook this is possible okay Tom would be great to get a -- is upon us Ken Kerrigan cat fight going on right here what we can get fight but we could probably do it together -- together by -- here. Cat that will handle -- literally will be no rest thank -- for a great week of shows if you have a bad attitude and a clever mind please go to -- save the globe rally noon to two down at Daniel hall carrier signs including don't tease -- globe whatever side you got want to see him there -- margin coming up on 9690 taken."

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