The Intersection
The Intersection 9/4/2024
[music] Welcome to the intersection. With me already today are Brian and Alan. How was your weekend, Alan? I had a good weekend, it was relaxing. Unlike the week. Do anything special? I know, I just relaxed. It's one contractor after another this week. But just doing some updating to my house. How about you, Brian? It took a trip to Grass Valley, California. We visited the Empire Mine, an old gold mine. You get to go down into the mine, check it out. All sorts of exhibits to look at. Old equipment, that sort of thing. I took lots of pictures. It was interesting, the gold country. How many times did you lose your wife in that? I saw this other guy give his wife a shove down the bottom of the mine. No, no, no. When you go to mines, you're not going into the shaft of the mines. No, actually, you would go down to staircase about 50 feet. This was actually a mine tour. The full deal is to stay in the California run. You had to pay five bucks for an adult. I've been to that mine before. It's not just walking into a tunnel. No, it's an honest to God mine. After about a minute down there, I thought, there's no way I would be a miner. Screw this. Well, unlike Texas and California, we had a lot of mines because we had a lot of gold. In Texas, your mining and your gold is in the form of liquid. It's oil. Oil and gas. We also have some mining in west Texas and big bend areas. There is some more of that kind of thing. But typically, most of the mines that I know about are, I guess, because I'm looking for rock mining and so they're kind of big open pits sort of things. Oh, here comes Charlie. Okay. Oh, and here comes Lane. Hey, guys. Hey, Charlie, how was your weekend? Pretty good. Doing it's a football. Watch a lot of the ball. That football's back in season. Yeah. How about you, Lane? Oh, it's a question. How was your weekend? Okay. I really didn't do anything until today. I dropped the bowler. Oh, sharpener blades. Put it back. You saw the fittings. Put air in the tires on the car because they're a little low. We'll cut your ass tomorrow. Didn't do anything in particular over here. What about your battery? Didn't let me know what happened with it. Oh, they seem to be holding. I put the one that I last had in the Chevy back in it and let it on. It's hit on charge here for a while with one of those that shut off automatically. And, you know, it seems okay. It starts. It holds, you know, 12.4, 12.6 volts with, you know, after it's set a day, you know. That's good. It should be. Yeah. I think we'll be okay. What Lane did is something that we don't do anymore. He collects batteries when they die in his car. And the rest of us give our battery away. They trade it in and stuff. Yeah. I got to get a trade, but I got one to trade and two of them are acceptable, you know. We can have your neighbor's yard, you know. I can use it to power some 12 volts radios here from the time being. I said Charlie an email just before while he was still on the, uh, or ramble there. Uh, it's a, I got the hat on again named your fever one tonight. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Outstanding. Yeah. Those videos are just so entertaining. Yeah. Yeah. Are we going to have a fever calendar next year? I don't know. All of them are swimming suits or something like that. I don't know. But, uh, yeah, I sent them, uh, about a five and a half minute of YouTube video. You can start about two minutes and 10 seconds into it. I have lots of whole thing. Oh, okay. But yeah, the good action starts at about 210 and goes to the interview. So, yeah, there's a nice, nice three pointer. There's a nice behind the back pass right under the bucket. Is that from tonight's game? Yeah. From tonight's game. Yeah. Yeah. And after the last shot, after the last shot by the, uh, uh, the sparks, you know, the Los Angeles team, Caitlin got to rebound and that gave her her triple double. Oh, another triple double. You know, in WNBA history, no rookie has ever gotten a triple double. Caitlin has got two of them so far this year. Yeah. Yeah. Wow. I hear this, Jamie, you're probably going to play this. Yeah. I'll set it up. All right. How old is this one? This is today. Today. Okay. Earlier today at Duke University. All right. As a conservative as someone who believes in and cares about the Constitution, I have thought deeply about this. And because of the danger that that Donald Trump poses, uh, not only am I not voting for Donald Trump, but I will be voting for a Kamala Harris. As a conservative as someone who believes in and cares about the Constitution. So that was today. I think we're going to see a lot more women that are, that are. You know, well known that it won't just be, you know, race next door. A lot more women. You didn't see a lot more Congress people and stuff like that come out for her. Um, I, um, among other news, well, I guess. Well, no, let's do this one first. Tim Poole and Benny Johnson. Do you either of y'all know who those guys are? No. Uh, apparently they weren't for they were, uh, putting out Russian propaganda. They're, um, you know, I don't even, I've never even heard either of these guys. Got me. The Russian propaganda. There is Russian propaganda out there. Definitely though. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. And, uh, supported and infiltrated. All right. Let's see. Uh, conservative influencers. Let's see who they are. Uh, let's see here. Do you enjoy alleges Russia funded US media company linked to right wing social media stars. Can't believe everything you read. The unnamed Tennessee based company that the Justice Department alleges was being funded by Russian operatives working as part of a Kremlin orchestrated influence our operation targeting the 2024 US election is tenant media, which is linked to right wing commentators and millions of subscribers on YouTube and other social media platforms, according to the US official brief on the matter. So we now know the name of the company among commentators listed on tenant media's website or right wing personalities, Benny Johnson and Tim Pool both have millions of subscribers on YouTube and other social media platforms. Yeah, I've heard of Tim Cool, but I never heard the other guy, Benny Johnson. No. Yeah. Yeah. So yeah, more Russian interference. Not that we were surprised. I mean, you know, Tucker Carlson's getting paid by the Russians. And of course, Trump is and people on, you know, all those people that you like Paul Manafort and Roger Stone and Mike Flynn, General Flynn. There's a bunch of them. Yeah, I don't understand why the president of Ukraine after they bomb Russia is going to brief President Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Because Donald Trump is because we are now at the point where those kind of briefings, the leading candidates in both parties are, well, either one of them could be president. Right. I got all that, but you know, why brief somebody that doesn't need to be brief? He hasn't done very good with security clearances. I mean, I don't think, you know, Biden was saying early on that he didn't, when Trump declared that he didn't want to be given him security briefings, right? Yeah. I think maybe because we're this close because there is a possibility. But again, I wouldn't, you know, I wouldn't trust him. I don't trust him. I think that's going to turn over the Ukrainians. I think once he gets in office, he's already turned on the Ukrainians. He's like, he'll send the money to Russia instead. Yeah. I mean, yeah, he's paid by Putin. He's on Putin's payroll. He'll just let Putin do whatever he wants. Were you praying if Trump's reelected? We had another mass shooting today, this time in window, Georgia, which it's what, like 19,000 people in the outskirts of Atlanta, I think. Wow, they shot 19,000 people? No, that's how big the town is. It was at Appalachia High School, Appalachia High School. And let me see where's my two teachers and two students were killed. Yeah. Other countries cannot believe you were just letting this keep happening over and over again. Yeah. Nine people were injured in addition to the four that were killed in window Georgia. Now, on Labor Day, there were six mass shootings. Let's see. Forest Park, Illinois. There are some ways to slow this down. Yeah, but the community is not willing to do it. We're going to have one police officer on campus. You have four police officers on campus. They can cover the whole campus and they can just rotate and stuff. And a lot of times they'll catch these people coming on campus and stuff. And most police officers, unlike in Uvaldi, will engage the suspect right away. A bad guy may have a rifle and a police officer may only have a handgun. And if you're a good shot and you do the right thing, the handgun will stop the active shooter from ever happening. And we just don't want to do it. We don't want to put more police in the school. So it's going to continue. Um, I'm sorry, it's the fucking guns. The problem is the goddamn guns. There are more guns than people in this country. And other countries, when they've had these things happen, they reacted. And they don't have this problem anymore in Australia, in England, in, you know, country after country. You know, New Zealand, they don't have these problems anymore. And I'm just fucking sick of it. I mean, just doing the thing about where you don't allow people who've made threats or whatever. People who beat their wives or whatever, they have guns. Not long, but say hundreds of times. In some states, if you get in a fight with your wife, you automatically lose your guns until things have been caught there. If you violently get in the argument, we're talking about if you beat your wife and put her in the hospital, no, you shouldn't have guns. Yeah, but some states still allow you to have it. I know. That's his point. At Red Flag laws, we ought to have, but Georgia's governor camp in 2022 signed a law to where anyone can conceal carry without a permit. Yeah. Yeah. In Georgia. And the guy, the congressman from that area, was asked about it. And the guy was Mike Collins. No relation to the guy that I went to, that I dated in high school. I looked it up. I looked it up just to be sure. Because you know, I dated a guy back in high school. I mean, his response was disgusting. Well, you know, I'm an advocate of people owning guns lawfully. I'm not an advocate of civilian zoning AR style weapons. The only thing they're good at is killing other people. You can use them for hunting and you can use excuse, but there's a lot better hunting rifles out there. You know, they're both action, not semi-auto or full lot of that type of thing. And they're okay for targets, but there's other rifles that are a lot more accurate for targets. So I've always been an advocate of saying, why do civilians need AR style assault weapons? And nobody seems to have an answer, although they keep selling them. Especially in the southern states, where you can just walk in the southern side of the island and buy one. They're putting in, they're making it so easy in Texas. In Georgia, and I think in Mississippi or Tennessee, they're putting vending machines in, in food stores. So you can put your credit card in, it takes a picture of you to match up on the driver's license. And then you can just hit a button and it'll dispense a box of what your favorite ammo is. Yeah, it's insane. You get a background job. They run an electronic background check on you in order to buy an ammo in California, any ammo. Yeah, I wonder where this 14 year old kid got the AR 15 today anyway. Oh, I was 14 years old. Are you 14 years old? So if a 14 year old can get a weapon like this, I mean, it's just so off the charts. Well, the other thing California requires is this safe. If you have anything under the age 18 in the house, you must lock up. Not may, you must lock up in a California Department of Justice DOJ approved safe, which basically is a couple locks, you know, just padlocks or something like that. But at least it's out of the hands of a kid. Right. Oh, but not everybody does that. Everybody's afraid the boogeyman's going to come in the middle of the night. And there is home invasion, but very few of those in most cities. Well, why is this guy holding the NAR? Oh, this is the congressman for that district. And this is the ad he's running. Oh, okay. I'm sure you pro Trump America first trucker running for Congress here in Georgia 10. Well, I understand. Oh, Joe Biden is in town yesterday to talk about our list. It seems that he and Kamala Harris called anyone who disagreed with the federal hijacking of this election. A racist. Well, Joe, I got some news for you. Let me tell you what Georgians really do. First of all, you count the legal votes that were cast in the state of Georgia. Donald Trump won this state. Period. Number two, get rid of those voting machines. Go back to paper ballots once and for all. Number three, get rid of those ridiculous drop boxes across this state that the Democrats used to stuff the ballots. And steal our elections. Number four, let's go to national forensic audits in every election cycle across this country. As a matter of fact, it's one of the first bills I'll introduce tonight. You see, Georgians are sick and tired, but we need spineless politicians who won't fight for Trump, get to the bottom of 2020, and fix our elections. Well, if they won't do it, Mike Collins will. Send me to Washington. I'll fix this election. I'll get to the bottom of 2020, and I will fight for Trump's America First agenda. Got to help this guy didn't get elected. Wow, Dick, first of all, you shoot an AR in a box. It doesn't explode. You know, but whatever, you know, the guy is obviously an idiot. Yep, but I think most gun people would not have liked the guy either. But I bet you're such a good old boy in Georgia, you kind of like that, you know. They probably do. I'm glad they don't live in Georgia. I know. I'm blurry again. There are millions, well, at least 11,000 illegal votes in Georgia. Nowhere near that, but he claims if you don't count the illegal votes, Trump won Georgia. We've lost by almost 12,000 votes. Yeah, so that tenant media that we were talking about earlier, the Russian propaganda mill. Yeah, that's Tucker Carlson is on there. Except not really news news because the Russians have tried. They've mingled and I'm sure the Chinese too, and most of our elections for years and years. This is not brand new. And technology like the Internet makes it a lot easier to do what they're doing. And they do it because it works. That's right. It can sway the momentum one way or the other. Well, you saw pitchers up in the nude 20 years ago. A little later I'll bring up. You know, I don't know. I don't know. I was happy to see the loose chain. He actually said she was going to vote for a common law. Yeah, because a lot of these Republicans like Kim, the governor of Georgia, he says he's not going to vote for Trump, but he would never say he's going to vote for common law. Well, a lot of a lot of people from Trump's own administration have signed a letter, a published letter declaring their support for Kamala Harris. No. Okay, good. So, and we just got in addition to Liz Cheney, we got McCain McCain's son, John McCain. Oh, that's right. Because he was pissed off at what happened at Arlington National Cemetery. McCain was pissed off about what happened. Yeah, he's an officer in the military pilot. It was a prisoner of war. Was he a prisoner of war too? Oh, no. Oh, the son. I thought you were talking about Tom McCain. No, John McCain was definitely a prisoner of war and had he not had uncles that were admirals, he would have been a voice that we would have never heard from again. Yeah. You know, he was lucky that he had to have admirals as uncles and grandfathers and something like that. Yeah, you know, so. And we're, and I feel that we're fortunate to have had him. He was a pain in the ass Republican a lot, but towards the end, he really, he stopped. They needed one more vote, his vote to stop Obamacare and take, you know, health care away from him. You know, he was dying and he came back and cast his vote and that stopped Trump and his tracks. He may not be so lucky this time, but hopefully Trump doesn't win so. Yeah. I wish the polls weren't so damn close. It makes me nervous every time I see that. But a poll is just a poll. Yeah, and you know, what everybody is saying is keep your foot on the gas. Yeah, ignore the polls. Keep your foot on the gas. So in the news today, they talked about Omaha Nebraska, a red state. And in Omaha, it's a blue area of the state. The largest or something like that and putting out signs on lawns, supporting, and blue circles. Science with blue circle would say both, and stuff like that. So, and this is, this is where Warren Buffett's from. He's a Republican, but he hates Trump. And when you're a billionaire like him, he has real billions. I'm like Trump, he told Trump to go to hell one time. What are you going to do? He's an old guy and nobody's going to screw with him, but we had a lot of people rich with his stock picks and stuff. The Oracle of Omaha, whatever that's supposed to mean. That Oracle was a whale or something, but they help. Well, I don't know about you, but I have been noticing more and more that when Donald Trump speaks, he doesn't speak in complete sentences or even complete thoughts. He starts in what? So, here's a, here's a direct quote. You take a look at bacon and some of these products. Some people don't eat bacon anymore. And we're going to get energy prices down. When we get energy down, you know, this was caused by their horrible energy wind. They want wind all over the place, but when it doesn't blow, we have a little problem. That's funny. That started with you take a look at bacon and some of these products. They have no bacon. Well, they didn't have the wind power, so the stove wouldn't work, so they couldn't cook the bacon. The wind wasn't blowing. So bring it back to that, then, if that's what you're trying to say, but. No, I mean, and he was talking about how he weaves that the people understand it and the press calls it rambling. So he rambled about him not rambling. And again, the sentences are not complete sentences, and they don't connect to one another. Those nine different directions never come back together. They're just, you know, short version of electrocution. And they don't make sense. I feel like just, is he really this ignorant? I think he really is this stupid. I mean, so many people from his administration said he was just a moron. Is this the stupidest person I've ever met? He proves it every day. You know, the sun doesn't have to be out for your solar panels. To work, look at solar pack lights. I can get them at the Dollar Tree. When the sun goes down, the light comes on. It's got a battery that holds the solar energy stored. That's why it comes on. The solar collector won't work at night. But you don't stop having energy. That's right. That's a little battery. I don't know why. He thinks the tariffs are taxes for the other countries. I mean, bacon? They won't wind everywhere. He never says, he says we get energy down, you know, because they cost it. This was caused by the horrible energy. By the horrible energy. Horrible. And then, wait, if there's a long pause, and then they would wind all over the place. But when it doesn't blow, we have a problem. Take it! I like what he said today. My son, Farron, is now 18. He is no longer a child. Oh, okay. I wonder if he figured that out on the phone. Yeah. He just had to point that out just for the rest of us. I mean, I feel like I can't, and I never know. It's something that's happened if we've talked about it on this show yet. Like, if it's been, if it's Wednesday, and I haven't spoken to you since Friday, the stuff happens so fast and so often that I'm not sure if it happened between Friday and today, you know, unless it happened today. Because it feels like there's a firehose. And I feel like I've talked about whatever it is with y'all. But then I'd start to think, you know, I don't know if that might have happened since then. It's... That's what I've received to be talking for over text messages on Monday, Tuesday, and then on Wednesday. Well, there's that, too. So what have I talked with you? What have we talked about on the air versus what have we talked about all the air? Yeah. And so then I wonder, you know, I assume it's hard to talk about if it didn't happen today or maybe yesterday. Labor Day. What did the Trump Dance campaign do for Labor Day? Anybody? He put the reef on the, and then stood on the grave and got a picture taken. No, no, no, no, that was last week. That was last. Now, Labor Day, he golfed, and in fact, Trump and dance are not campaigning all this week. Whereas Harrison Walls are hitting like three or four places a day. It's been a natural golf ball week. It's supposed to be US Open. Maybe they're doing it for that. Yeah, maybe. That's tennis. What am I thinking? That's tennis. That's not golf. Walls is actually coming to Dallas. Ah. And by the Texas. Yeah. Are you getting us in? Are you getting us tickets? What's going on? The tickets were the smallest ticket was $1,000, and I'm like, I can't spend $1,000. Ah, come on to meet the future vice president. Well, that's not to meet him. That's just to be in the crowd. You may not come within 100 feet of him. You can probably buy a voting machine for that price. Get an extra vote out there. That's what the Republicans would say. I wouldn't mind getting a canoe. I'm excited about going back to Missouri. I was looking at that stuff today. Are you moving there? No, no, no, just going back in December to go rock out. Oh, I wanted to show us your video on the rock cutter. Um, maybe later, but I do. Actually, I'm kind of thrilled with how these came out. I need to spring with some water so you can see what they look like there. Just sort of gray dust on it right now. But anyway, but all it's been happening. So, yeah, he's rambling about rambling. But these get more and more strange by the day. Are you all noticing that it's like... You know, it just feeds the facts. I'm like, what facts do this future just weren't valid? Yeah. It doesn't make any sense. And half the time he says both sides of the issue so he can always come out and say no. He said I was full of whatever. Sometimes it's in the same sentence. That's right. Yeah, he's gone back and forth on the abortion so many times. It's not even funny. He said he's going to vote for the amendment and then said he's going to vote against it because he got such a backlash from saying he was going to vote for it. And then I think he was saying he was going to vote for it again. I mean, you have to check what day it is, what time it is. When was the last time we heard? But I mean, I think most women know that we lost them because of his appointments to the Supreme Court. It was not lost on that. I was listening to a podcast today, a YouTube, and they said, who saw, yeah, who saw the child's decision, row-falling Kevin, and I'm like, me, pick me. I thought it was a long time ago. Charlie, what do you remember from the first time you did Planned Parenthood Lovey Day? Well, I always had to go talk to the conservative Republicans. It was always not a very enjoyable venture, let's say. And most of the time, we never got to actually talk to them. We just talked to their aides. Yeah, well, I once had an actual state just for him and yelled at me, and my group of here, middle-aged women from North Texas. I do remember one time that the aide actually came out almost whispered that she was actually a pro-choice, but her job was to work with this guy from the district that she was from. Yeah, well, that's often the case. What I found is that the staff were with you, and last time, this was my state rep. His staff said that, yeah, I have my own story about abortion. She said that he can't vote with y'all, or he'll get primary. Even if he agreed, he couldn't, because he would get primary. Now, he got primary because he voted to impeach, but he still won his primary. He still won his primary. To impeach Paxton. Yeah, both Lynn Stecky, who's the current state rep where I live right now. And Dade Feelin, who's the state rep and speaker of the Texas House from where I grew up. And they were both, they both voted to impeach and they both got primary, primary opponents and they both managed to sweep by in the runoff. But that's what they're scared of. I mean, that's the worst thing. Didn't I would scare the Democrat? They're scared of being primary by their own party. Yep. That's true. That's very true. That's... Ahh... Is that a person trippity I may be hearing about? I'm sure. Let's see. Got to get... That's something fun. It's something fun. Alright. Hang on. Give me a second here. Oh, it's not in there anymore. Alright, let's go with pop culture geek out. Alright, so what I'm going to give you is a category and then y'all just shout out answers. And when we run out of answers, we'll go to the next one. Alright, the first one. Films that take place in Ireland. The Irish job. Well, I don't know what films to post tonight. I'm going, what was it? John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara movie that takes place in Ireland. I was the one with the lottery. I was the one. James Bond wins the lottery. The one in Ireland. And there was a fierce rosinum movie that was in Ireland. I can't remember the titles of these movies. The one with the guy chops his fingers off and everything. Remember that one? Oh, God. Just a year or two ago. I can't remember the dates of any of these. The green grouping grass of whole... The quiet man. The quiet man, I think, is the one that was Maureen O'Hara and John Wayne. Go ahead. And that took place in Ireland? In Ireland, yeah. Because he was this feisty redhead that didn't want anything. He didn't want to get married, didn't want to bow down to any man. What was the one with the old guy that died that won the lottery or something like that? This little village in Ireland. I can't remember the name. I think I saw that one. Yeah. I'm drawing complete blank. All right, let's go on. Okay. All right. Fictional TV holidays. Um... Festivus. That's finally held to it, to it. Yeah. That's to it's for the wrestlers. Fictional art. Yeah. I guess white Christmas isn't a fictional holiday, but it was a fictional movie. No, it's TV. This is TV fictional. TV fictional. Holiday. Uh... What's that? TV fictional holidays. And so, invented for a TV show. Okay. Yeah, totally invented. Oh, oh, oh. From, um... Arrested development. There's Cinco de Quattro. Oh. Oh. Okay. There it is. Cinco de Quattro. Cinco de Quattro. Cinco de Quattro. Cinco de Quattro. So the, the, uh, winner for the name of the family is... The family. The, the, uh, buy up all of the fireworks, um, and shoot 'em all off on the fourth of May. And they call it Cinco de Quattro, so that there's no fireworks available for, uh, Cinco de Mayo. [laughter] The lead family, yes. Yeah. Yeah. So Cinco de Quattro is a, is a fictional pessimist and secret to Quattro. And I think that's all we needed was to... It might be about it, yeah. [laughter] All right. Four titles in which a character is given a quest. Oh, four books. In which a character is given a quest. Hmm. Oh. Cinco de. Cinco de Quattro. That's funny. Cinco de Quattro. Yeah. Mm. Jerry Potter. Oh, Jerry Potter, yeah. Oh. The Lion, the Witch of the Wardrobe series. Lord of the Rings, oh. The Hobbit, yeah. The Hobbit. There you go, yeah. Oh, uh, the Arabian Nights? Wasn't that kind of like one of them? Maybe? Yeah, the kids kind of on a journey, right? You know, with the bottle gene in the bottle and all. [coughing] All right. Songs in which a heartbeat is heard. The heart of rock and roll. The heart of rock and roll is still beaten. Oh, I know of another one. Bad out of hell. I think we're alone now. Oh, yeah. It does. The drums do like the heartbeat. It does. Take it out. All right. Any more? Uh, next one. Musicians who have become actors. Oh, Chris Christofferson. Right. Uh, J-Lo, Jennifer Lopez. Yeah. Right. Trace Atkins. Art Garfunkel. Oh. Yeah. Uh, Faith Hill and her husband. Yeah. Yeah, right. Yeah. Yeah. Um, um, what's her name from dancing with the stars that then became a singer? The blonde. I see her on furniture commercials all the time. Uh, anyway. Two blondes. I can think of a-- Frank Sinatra. Oh, yeah, there you go. Bing Crosby. Boy, I'm Bing Crosby. Frank Sinatra. That's it. I'm going back to old school. Yeah. Yeah. Why was I saying it? I was president. I was president. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I was president. Neil Diamond. Mm-hmm. Yeah. You was an actor? Yeah. Did you dance? I'm an actor. Have you seen the jazz singer? Yeah. Yeah. He's had a couple movies. Mm-hmm. Oh, yeah. I guess so. Right. Yeah. Yeah. Better but then. I mean, there are a bunch. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Yeah. what you mean, Steven Van Zand is that his name? Steven Van Zand, that's his name, yep. What a life. Yeah, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year, that's a great year What a life. Yeah, we should move on to the next question. All right. Five minutes left. We can spend all night on that one. I know. All right. One later up or another. There was a there was a escape update, right? When you were rebooting, I got back on and the escape update came on. And now my picture keeps going blurry. Oh well. Michael Moore films. James Bond. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. What was the one about health care where you can go to Cuba? Sicka. Yeah, sicko. Yeah. Did he do the super size of me or the McDonald's? I think we've named one of guns. He did the one on guns. Right? Yeah, that was flowing for Colin Bond. Wait and said that one. Yeah, that's right. I'm sorry. Yeah. Democracy did this. Oh, Canadian Bacon. He's actually in it. Canadian Bacon. Oh really? It's a non documentary. It's actually, it's really quite funny. Oh, it's got reappearlman in it. And oh, Stephen Wright. The Mounty guy. See you're right. Oh, yeah. It's kind of old. I mean, I've got every Michael Moore movie every documentary. Yeah, for some reason I'm blanking on the title. Well, he had a flurry of movies for about 10 years and then just stopped. Yeah, he hasn't done one for a while. I don't know. I think he's going to do the life in history of Donald Trump. Four minutes long, the whole movie. Canadian Bacon was from 1995. It was directed and written by Michael Moore. John Candy, Rhea Pearlman, Alan Alda, Kevin Pollock, Riptorn, Kevin O'Connor, Bill Nunn, J.B. S. Bradley, Jim Belushi, Stephen Wright. These are all dead people. Well, it's Sean was in it. Well, Sean's still alive. Yeah. Yep. He was just on young salvage. Yeah. It was just ended last year. Yeah. Here's the plot. A U.S. president, low in the pinion polls gets talked into raising his popularity by trying to start a cold war against Canada. That's a funny one. Yeah. John Candy and Rhea Pearlman and a couple of the others, they let up their weapons and they row across or take a voter vote across to Canada. Because they're one of those bordering to go take out an electrical outpost or something. And Rhea Pearlman gets injured left behind and she wakes up in the hospital in Canada with free healthcare and a big stuffed bear. And then she goes to try to pay in the right, let's go. They're seen in there with a garbage truck, but I don't remember anything about it. I think there was some graffiti. Yes. I can't think of how it goes though. I just remember that the bounties made them write it in French. OK. He's had to be in the center. He had to be in both languages. That's so nice. I'll just see a better game. I'll do it. I think it was something like Canadian stock. It's a great one. It's called Canadian bacon. I don't know if you can stream it all pleated for free. I think I may have to go watch it now. I hadn't thought about that in a long time. All right. Well, that's all we have time for tonight, but it's been a fun one. Hope y'all enjoyed yourself and that reminds you every week, get registered, get informed, get politically active and go vote. 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