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Broadcast on:: 29 Aug 2024
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I'm Sally Holm with the podcast History This Week. In each episode, we serve as your eyes and ears into history's biggest events, major elections, world wars, scientific breakthroughs. But we also bring you into the smaller, behind-the-scenes stories, the unsung heroes, secret meetings, even personal grudges that changed the course of history. Listen to and follow History This Week and Odyssey Podcast in partnership with the History Channel, available now for free on the Odyssey app and wherever you get your podcasts. - Caitlin Company, weekday morning, six till 10. - Good morning, it's Tony Bruno, Miss Robbins in the house, and I'm thrilled. You know, the thing about doing this show, 'cause I've filled in a lot and I've do my segments on Wednesday mornings here with Nick Kalen Company, but Don, Nick, and of course, the producer, Greg Socker, all off for this Labor Day weekend, and a lot of people are taking off. Joe Biden's been off for the last month, sitting in Rojo-Beth when he's not in Santa Barbara with all of his pals, hanging out there with billionaires and then blocking traffic in Santa Barbara so he can go shopping with his family. He's sitting on the beach where yesterday afternoon at three o'clock in the afternoon. While everything's going on, there's Joe sitting on the beach in Rojo-Beth. And it must be nice to, you know, there's a saying that it's good enough for government work, no one exemplifies government work more than Joe Biden. There he is sitting on the beach, Robin, and everybody else is saying, who's in control of this country? We don't know, but we'll find out. We're up at Dan Barasti's in the house. I've never worked with, I've worked with him, I've gone back and forth with him on X, but he's in charge today. Henry Mashaq, Mashaq. Mashaq, Mashaq, not Mashaq Day. - Not Mashaq. - Not Mashaq. - Not Mashaq. - It's like Mashaetty without the E. - Mashaq, bingo. - Mashaq. Now, he, of course, was on the, he's only, he's part of the zioli army, right? - Oh man, I've had my hand in just about everything at 12, 10. - But you came to us from the zioli army, right? - Correct. - You were doing the afternoons? - Correct. - And now you're in the mornings, and it sounds like you're really, you sound as excited to be up this morning as Bill Clinton was talking to Phil, what's his name? Tim Walz, named promo. But Dan Barasti, of course, Henry Mashaq, and the great Phil Almquist, he will have the music update at the end of the hour. We will still do the cut sheet, so all the stuff that you're used to, that you know and come to love here on Kallen Company, we will do today. We got all kinds of good stuff. We'll have updates, we'll have Philly updates. We have rolling in the deep on the Easter ever drive in Philadelphia. Yesterday morning about this time, two people were having sex in a car on right under the Columbia Bridge. And they're in a Land Rover or a Range Rover, and they're in the back scene of a car. I'm not making this up. This was a big story on Fox 29. A couple making love in the back scene of a Land Rover, 545, the sun's not even up yet, and all of a sudden the woman accidentally, they blame the woman. The woman accidentally-- - She got a little freaky, and then she moved. - She hit the release of "Break" and the car rolled back into the deep. Yeah, baby. Let's get it all. I don't know about you, but if I was bridging up to own the Land Rover or a Range Rover, and I had some chick in the back of the car, even Miss Robin, I think I could afford a hotel room. At 545 in the morning, you're having sex in the back seat. The "Break" disengages, and your car rolls back into the schoolkill river. - Yeah, and the article said that they did not avoid injury. - No, they did avoid injury. - No, they did not. So they were unfortunately, I mean, they weren't injured. - No, they climbed out, and nobody found them. They found the car at nine o'clock in the morning in the schoolkill river. Now, come on, get a room, people. I know times are tough, and we're in tough economic times. But how do you have sex in a Range Rover at 545? Do you got the kind of money to have a Range Rover? Could you just go up to City Line Avenue and get a hotel room, or just find a room for the night? What kind of nonsense is that? Imagine the embarrassment once those people had to go get their car back. So anyway, we'll talk about that. A lot of good stuff coming up. The big take's coming up. In fact, should we get ready for the big take right now? - There's a big take on Kaling Company. - And the big take, of course, is brought to you by Discover Lancaster. Now, this isn't as big as the big take of Nikhail, because he puts a lot of, not that I didn't put any effort into this, but normally, you know, when you're filling in for somebody, I'm not trying to steal his thunder. You know what I mean? But there's a lot of things going on, 'cause here we are and see unofficial last weekend of the summer, right? Labor Day weekend, and here it is on a Thursday. And as you know, as we've gotten more and more lazy in this country, we can't have four day weekends anymore. Remember, it used to be Friday. People would leave Friday, head to the beaches, to the shore, to the mountains. Now, of course, kids are back in school in many places. Some are getting ready to go back after this weekend. A lot of the Catholic schools don't start until after Labor Day. But here we are, Labor Day weekend. And I know a lot of people back in Philly and New Jersey, Labor Day weekend means shutting down the pools. The same people who don't open their pools until Memorial Day weekend now will be covering up their pools. Now, unless some people don't. But that's the thing about, you know, living in Florida versus, you know, up in the Northeast, people shut down their pools after Labor Day. You know, 'cause the leaves will start falling and then you gotta clean it out before you put the cover over it. Or if you're having to rub the Bob Brown pool, same thing, you know, the routine. People go down the shore every weekend. People have rental properties. You know, people take the last week of August to go on vacation and they rent an Airbnb or they have a house at the shore, right, Robin? My house in Margay used to be my boat. That's where I lived 'cause I couldn't afford a beach house. I was just a young punk working there 1210 back in the WCAU days when I had a boat. But now, you know, here we are, we're getting ready. And so do the average people think about politics right now? Unfortunately, a lot of people think politics 24/7. And the classic example of that, as you're heading to the shore to watch the tram car, or whatever you're doing this weekend, people will be getting ready. Yes, watch the damn tram car, please. Go to Wonderland for the last time before they tear that baby down in Ocean City. Thank you. If you're gonna go under the boardwalk, down by the CE, E-E-E, on the blank of what your baby? Stay out of that way. That's messy now, I mean. Wildwood days back in the day when I was there making out underneath the, well, Atlantic City of the steel pier. And of course in Wildwood, more he's pier. So whatever pier you're gonna be under, don't bring your land Rover onto the beach, unless you have a beach tag down. If you're going to the shore, and you don't have a beach tag, and you have a Range Rover or a Land Rover, and you wanna drive near the beach, make out and have sex with maybe somebody who just picked up, you know, in a club, in the crest, or wherever you're staying, if you're down in Stone Harbor, you know, Stone Harbor skies are gray. Yeah, thank you. Down by the CE, under the boardwalk, on a blanket with Joe Biden, is where I'll be. Just don't get too close to Joe. He pulls a bottle out. Did you see that yesterday? He's sitting in his beach chair, right? And he's got a little bag on the side. Right. Looks like he had a laptop in there. I guess that's where he keeps track of what's going on all over the world. No, no, no, no, that is so that he can say that he was actually working. He pulls out a laptop. I think he was playing one of the games Robyn plays. What's that game you play on the tablet? Fishdom. Fishdom. I think Joe was playing fishdom, and he just had to put up another $7 so he can play for 18 more days, because that's how long he's been out of it. So anyway, people are going down the shore. They start on Thursdays. They don't wait anymore till Friday and head out. 'Cause the roads are gonna be crazy this weekend, so be careful out there. But the amazing thing is, here we are, the unofficial start of the fall, and Kamala Harris is finally ready for her close-up. That's right. Kamala Harris, the pathetic duck and cover campaign, will finally be on sheath tonight, on a Thursday night of Labor Day weekend, perfectly timed so that no one will really care to talk about it tomorrow morning, except on this show when we'll be back, and most people are moving on. They're moving on to their kids, so moving on to college football, NFL season, the baseball playoffs, heating up. So people will be moving with their kids, getting them in school, worrying about whether they have books that they can buy, or whether they can get tampons in the boys' rooms and some of the schools, hoping that the weather gets better in Philly, so they don't have to worry about closing schools early, 'cause there's no air conditioning in 63 of the Philadelphia public schools. But tonight, CNN, ladies and gentlemen, already has a countdown clock running. I'm not making this up. You turn on CNN, which most people normally don't do anymore. They're running a countdown clock to a pre-taped, edited interview that they are gonna run tonight at eight o'clock. And here's the amazing thing. This'll be the first chance that people will see Kamala Harris being asked actual questions. You know, I'm sure Dana will get in a couple of, hey, what's your favorite ice cream flavor? And if you were a tree, what would you be? But Kamala Harris will have to answer some questions tonight. And I'm not gonna knock Dana Bash. She's a semi-legitimate journalist, and there aren't many at CNN, let's be honest. Or most of the cable news outlets. They're not journalists. So hopefully she'll ask important questions like, why are you flip-flopping like a fish on SpongeBob? Remember at SpongeBob? Then flop on the deck and flop like a fish. SpongeBob square pants. Kamala Harris has been flopping like a fish. And tonight, many people will tune in to see whether she will be asked questions. Or whether her, what would I call him now? His Tinkerbell tampon tin will have to jump in and answer questions that maybe she can't answer. And if you want an example of what to expect and why people accept a celebrity class that is all jumped on board without even knowing what Kamala Harris stands for, what she means, what her policies are, other than copying Trump the last couple of weeks. Here's a clue, yesterday, now they arrived in Georgia. So obviously Georgia is the big focus of not only the Democrats, but the Republicans. It's a huge state to win. Kamala's got her bust. She's all over Atlanta. She's all over. But yesterday, Kamala doing what she does best, or should I say worse? She goes into a high school, high school. And it's a class of students who are in a music class. - Right, band. - Bandcamp, no, no, that's summer at Bandcamp. I hate making movie references. By the way, we will have the mystery movie clip later on in the show. Everything that you expect on this program, we will continue that tradition unlike any other. It's like the skins game that they used to have on Thanksgiving weekend, when golfers would go out there and play for skins. That's a tradition unlike any other. But I digress. So here we are. So you got the, you got the debate. It's a the first sit down interview, and remarkably somehow CNN got it. Oh, the humanity. So tonight, people will be tuning in, whether you're a vote blue, no matter who crowd people, you'll vote for her without even knowing what she stands for, the Ben Sillers of the World, all the celebrities who are still all giddy. Even Sigourney Weaver, who was crying like she did in the original Alien movie. When that slimy thing was getting near her face and it was dripping ooze, remember that shit? - That was better acting than what we will show later. - Her acting in the original Alien movie. - It was better than this. - It's more convincing that her crying over Kamala Harris. - Yes. - We'll get to that later on. But ladies and gentlemen, tonight the dynamic duo miked up and propped up in Georgia, all over the great state of Georgia. And sometime this morning, they will tape this interview with Dana Bash and then get back out. But yesterday, this is Kamala Harris at her best or worst depending on how you look at it. And in fact, I was thinking about my grandkids. They watched like that creepy chick Miss Rachel on YouTube. She's like the big thing. So Kamala Harris yesterday channeling her best creepy Miss Rachel, talking to preschool kids on YouTube. And this was Kamala Harris doing her best. Kamala Harris talking to the student athletes and band members in Atlanta. - You are leaders by the very fact that you all are here in this room doing what you do at this incredible school. Doing it as one big team, understanding all the different parts that fit together to create a team. - And there's doggy out in that doggy. Doggy Freshes, her husband. He's hanging out with Bill Clinton. We'll get to that in a second. But there's there's just hand-pontin, Tinker Bell, whatever you want to call him. He's like nodding his head. Yeah, he's now, he's now the official handle. - Yeah. - And he's nodding and yeah, yeah. Unburdened by white mud had been. That's Kamala Harris in the raw. Well, I don't know about what she looks like in the raw, but I mean, that's her uncensored, unfiltered, unquestioned. No teleprompter, no wires, no cables, no nets. That's the Kamala Harris. Will we see that Kamala Harris tonight? But I know one thing, they're really trying hard to bring all the Democratic heavy hitters on board. So here's doggy fresh. I call him, I call him doggy not so fresh. Douglas Emhoff, who of course is the second gentleman, the wife of Kamala Harris. He's out there trying to get everybody pumped up. And you want to talk about pumped up. This next clip is doggy not so fresh with Bill Clinton in a short comment asking Bill what he can tell the undecided voters and get them all fired up for Kamala Harris. - President Clinton, great to see you. You gave an incredibly compelling speech the other night of the convention. If you can just boil it down to an argument or so to an undecided voter out there, I mean, what would you say? - You should vote for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz because their program will give us more shared prosperity and it will give us a shared community where we all live on the same set of rules and all our children have a chance to live in the greens. - So everyone go to iwillvote.com. You got to register and then you got to get to out there and vote for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz. - I haven't been that excited watching Bill Clinton give a forced, why do I, why am I here kind of comment? Since Monica Lewinsky was getting a cigar in the Oval Office back in the day. Bill Clinton looked good at the DNC convention, didn't he? He looked like he was all jacked up Robin. Now he looks like the Cripkeeper. Did you see how frail and uninteresting Bill Clinton looked in that video? It was like a hostage video. I mean, even Joe Biden on the beach said, Joe Bill, what the hell's up man? You look worse than I do and I'm the president sitting on a beach. It's unbelievable. Anyway, that's the big take. - Discover more of Lancaster. It's time for summer shopping for your favorite brands at the outlets in Lancaster County. Over a hundred brand name outlets are just a 90 minute drive from Philadelphia. Visit discover Lancaster.com to plan your getaway. - Now I say Lancaster. - Big take on Kaling Company. - Right. - You know, Robin says Lancaster, but it's Lancaster. - Lancaster. - It's the Amish country. You know, Dutch wonderlands up there. Robin, of course, was the founder of Dutch wonderland because of her Dutch background. A lot of people don't know that, but Dutch wonderland Lancaster is beautiful. I love the Amish country. Leaves will start turning soon. Now, Dan, you guys, I love going. You guys don't go up to Amish country, don't you? - No, not as much as we should. Maisie's a very outdoorsy type person. Her dad is a camper type, so they go up to Gettysburg off in the family. - Yeah. - I love taking the fall drives. I mean, Pennsylvania. - Yeah, it's beautiful. - We're all the people who rip it. You go up to Jim Fork. You go up to Lancaster when the leaves start changing. It's a beautiful country up there, man. - This is the Kaling Company podcast from talk radio 1210WPHD and on the free Odyssey app. - I'm Sally Home with the podcast History This Week. In each episode, we serve as your eyes and ears and history's biggest events and the lesser told stories, ones you might not even know happened. Find History This Week on the free Odyssey app or wherever you get your podcasts. - We have a breaking news sounder in the studio there 'cause I don't think mine will work. The Vermont Department of Health has asked the public, now this isn't about the Zika virus or monkeypox. Yes, this is important news from the Vermont. Bernie Sanders got up this morning and said, "Hey, where's Ben and Jerry?" The Department of Health has asked the public to avoid not the mosquitoes to avoid referring to children as son or daughter and instead use gendered neutral language, ladies and gentlemen. Yes, that's where we are. - Oh my God. - Inclusive language for families. Use child or kid instead of daughter or son. - Hey, child. - Say family members rather than household members. Say family. I'm not making this up. This is for month period, Vermont. Say family rather than extended family 'cause often grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins are important and important part of the core family unit. - People are seriously losing their ever freaking mind. That this makes no sense. This is the state that puts Bernie Sanders in for 50 consecutive years. Could you imagine that? Could you imagine the state of Vermont, which department of health? So wait, health, talk, calling your kids, son or daughter is now a part of the Department of Health's decision making process? And can you imagine this, Henry and then, that this is what health departments are now down to? Telling people how to refer to their own children? - It one and it two. - Yeah, that's right, thing one and thing two. - That's what it is, yes. - That's what we should have. Yeah, thing one, where to amusement park, when you go to Lancaster and you go to Dutch Wonderland, you have a it one and it two. - Well, aren't names inherent in gender? - Yeah. It's unbelievable. - Something about calling your child just kid. - Yeah. - Kind of trashy, right? - Hey, you. - Hey, hey, kid. - You know, pretty soon they're gonna say that we should not even give our children names until they are ready to identify whatever they're gonna identify as and then they can name themselves. - If anybody, we keep thinking that Woke is the DEI is going to die and it is. Because there's one guy, Robbie Starbuck. I don't know if you follow him on social media. Robbie Starbuck is to DEI as to what Corey Deangelis is to public school teacher union crumbs, crumb bums. He calls out, any time a major court, he did it with Harley Davidson and they gave it. And I'm not a canceled guy. I'm not a canceled culture guy, but Corey knows, not Corey, but Robbie Starbuck in this particular instance, he finds all of these corporate-- - Well, he did it to tractor supply. - Tractor supply, when their CEO went Woke. - Right. - And then people, and again, I don't call for boycotts. You know, if I don't like something-- - Lows. - Yeah, the low CEO, Harley Davidson, and they change their policies. Because when you start hiring people at your corporations, even like Borshead now, Borshead, you know, their luncheon meets are phenomenal, right? Everybody thinks of the Borshead brand as the best quality you can get. You go into a deli, Borshead. You're like, wow, yeah, that's the granddaddy of them all. And now apparently, they're finding all kinds of insects and things going on in their factories in Virginia. And what are we supposed to think? They're now telling people not to buy Borshead. I'm not talking about people boycotting Borshead, but when you're finding in their factories where they're making the processing these meats that we all think is the best of the best. - They want us to be eating bugs anyway. This is just extra-- - Yeah, but you don't expect to have bugs. You have to pay extra for bugs. But you do that in California. You don't do that here on the East Coast. If I'm gonna make a sandwich, a hoagie, whatever you wanna call it, I don't want any damn bugs. And one of the reasons, apparently, is they're suggesting that Borshead in their factories are hiring migrants who don't go through the procedures for health safety, man. So that's what health departments should be worried about. Health departments should be worried about food processing plants that have employees that don't have to pass any kind of process other than, you know, we're gonna hire the cheapest person available to come in here. So that's the thing that bothers me. I'm not about boycotts, but if you have companies like food processing companies that can't put out safe product and have to have it recalled because of insects and mold. - You know, honestly-- - And you're roasted turkey, that's an outrage. - That's one of the things that I'm really looking forward to and I'm hoping to God that Trump gets in with his inclusion of RFK that he is so on top of all of our health needs. - Exactly. - And I'm really hoping that they're gonna make changes because I mean, I think everybody knows by now that I'm not from originally from the United States, I'm from the Netherlands. And when I go back home, the food over there is so much healthier because they actually have bands in place on chemicals and additives that we have no problem putting in our food here. But I go over there, I eat more and I lose weight. Here, it's just really unhealthy stuff and we don't even, like, unless it says organic, our food has crap in it. - And even, for example, talking about the boars head, again, if you wanna eat boars head meat, that's fine. I'm not telling you not to buy it. I'm telling you that when the FDA is saying a warning that there's mold and there's insects in some of the boars head product, that's a concern for everybody. And it goes back to DEI. And when Robbie Starbuck finds these corporate manuals where these companies are talking about DEI being and more important than just hiring the best people available, whether it's Boeing, whatever company it is, track your supply. And what happens when tractor supply is exposed as the company where the CEO is talking about, we have to have diversity, equity, and inclusion, the company reacts when the customers who go in there who are mostly rural people. Nobody in center city Philly is going to tractor supply to get feed for their chickens. So when you're affecting the rural community, which tends most likely to be conservatives where people who like the great outdoors, you can't have a CEO being woke. And I'm one of those people who believes that DEI must die. I have no problem with hiring diverse members of, I have a diverse crew working on my house here in Cape Coral. So I don't care about the color of your skin or your language barrier or anything else. I want the best people who work hard and do the job. And if anybody thinks that that's an extreme position that you need your head examined, how is that an extreme position? And so Robbie Starbuck has been doing this to a lot of companies. And he's not going out looking for them. People from these companies, the whistleblowers that somehow are good when one party wants it, but when another party puts up a whistleblower, oh, they're bad guys or bad women. So the bottom line is when companies go woke, a lot of times they go broke until they're reminded that this is not the way we're supposed to run a country. Equity does not mean everybody's equal. There's equality and then equity is the new buzzword, which means I want to be better than you. I don't want to be equal to you. Now, because I've been oppressed somehow, everything that happens now has to make me more important than you. And I've always lived with, I don't think I'm the more important than anybody. I'm just like everybody else. I'm another human being and we all make mistakes, especially when we do karaoke on a cruise ship. Now, should we play just a taste of that now before we go to break and come back and crank up the action? - Tony's saying, can we just get this over with? - Yeah, 'cause if you just want to get it out of the way, if people haven't seen it, I'm embarrassed. I just don't know. - Phil, play that. - You're going to play that. - You need a good laugh this morning. Just watch this. - Hey, you got it. You guys have to play this. - Let's be honest, we could not have carnival legends without this next true superstar in tonight. So many people have said, James, you know what, he's dead. But I'm here to tell you, he's very much alive. In fact, he's been cruising on the legend all cruise long. He's sure jazz hearts. He had a great time in Cozzanow. In Cozzanow, he went swimming with Sean from the spa. In Belize, he went cave tubing. In the Hoggany Bay, he had a great time in the beach. So distinguished. - Great build-up. - It's a day. - Participated in the holiday. - He's here to perform for you tonight. Give it up for the king. Tony, as Elvis Presley. (upbeat music) - Oh no. (laughing) (upbeat music) - Walk through a party in the gym. (laughing) The place the man was there. He was there to get in the way. The place the man was jumping. (laughing) - He really starts laughing. (upbeat music) - Yeah, that's... - Because it's a key change as well. (laughing) (upbeat music) (laughing) (upbeat music) (upbeat music) (upbeat music) - The transition. Now here come the dancers. (upbeat music) - Look at the dance moves, though, man. Look at the hot chicks behind me. - Look, he even has the bare chest going. - Yeah. (upbeat music) - See, this second stand that should not have been here. Here we go. The big finish. (upbeat music) (upbeat music) (laughing) - You're right, though. It sounds much better. (upbeat music) (upbeat music) ♪ Well, you ain't never gonna run ♪ ♪ And ain't you ain't no friend of mine ♪ ♪ You ain't no town ♪ (laughing) - They said she was high-com. That's a choke job. You named me a bigger choke job in any industry, in any business, whether it's a politician, an athlete, a coach. That's the biggest choke ever. - Oh, Lord. (laughing) - I didn't go to Lane Bryant to get that Elvis costume. But how about this? I mean, we had, like, there was a band there. - Oh, yeah. - It was a live band that were dancing girls, and I choked it like a dog. - And that theater was packed, and I think it held like 1,000 people. - That's pressure. - Doing this is no pressure, 'cause I've been doing this for 50 years. - I'm getting up on a stage. - I'm just happy that my Gloria Estefan song is not up there. - It's not, are you sure? - Oh, yeah. I'm sure. I was worse. I think I was worse than Tony. (laughing) I totally froze. I wanted to do the Britney Spears song because I knew that one. But I don't, I've really never been that big of a Gloria Estefan fan, and somehow or another, they chose me for that part. I was like, ah. (laughing) - Well, I have a hope Linda Kern is happy with that, because she picked the music. - I know, I know. That was the appropriate. - And what better day than the bust out my worst Elvis impersonation ever? So thank you for participating. We're gonna come right back. It's Tony Bruno, Miss Robin in here for Kailin' Company on a Thursday. The last Thursday of August, believe it or not, Labor Day weekend. - It's Kailin' Company on demand from Tark Radio 1210WPHD and the free Odyssey app. - We've seen the story about the eight people who were gunned down in Philadelphia, the guy they caught. MS-13 member from El Salvador. We'll talk more about that later. But I gotta do a religious thing. And I'm not a religious guy. I'm one of those bad Catholics. You know, I grew up in the Catholic school. I was actually an altar boy in South Philly at St. Rita's. You know, when the altar boys faced the altar and the priest turned the other way until they flipped it around and we turned around and the priest turned around and faced the crowd. And the Catholic church kept making all these changes to keep people coming back. We went from Latin to English. We went from water to the wine and the wine was cheap stuff. And I would try to taste it. And I'm saying, "How do the priest drink that stuff?" So I'm a bad Catholic like most Catholic. - You're not even a holiday Catholic. Like, you know what I'm saying? - No, I don't even do the Easter Christmas. You know, it used to be, 'cause my mom, obviously, rests her soul very devout Catholic. She would watch EWTN, the Catholic channel, watch Mother, what's her name? Mother, the sister, the menica, one of those chicks. She's a little nurse. I mean, and sister Angelica, who became a saint, right? - I'm sure. - Did she make her a saint? - I'm sure that everybody. - Mother Angelica is a chick. (laughing) - You've been none. Yeah, that chick over there. (laughing) - Hey, pogrape peos, my boss, my boo, you know, from Sicily, it made him a saint. I was over in Sicily where my family lives, most of my family's there. So yesterday, the pope comes out and I'm sure he will come out again later when we find out that he's a real creep and a crumb creep coward, as Frank Rizzo would say. And I'm not one who likes to pass religions. If you're whatever religion you want to follow, follow it. I don't care what your religion is. I don't care if you go to church once a year, twice a year. I don't care what denomination you are. I don't care if you're Catholic, Christian, Protestant, Jewish, Muslim. I don't care about anybody's religion. - As long as it doesn't force anybody else to do something that they don't want to do against their world, that goes for pretty much everything across the board. - So now this pope is obviously long. Yeah, tell him, Mr. Rizzo, Frank Rizzo, my boy old buddy, Frank Rizzo, Frank, what do you have to say to the pope? - You're a crumb creep lush coward. - Yes, he is. And that's a nice thing to say. - So what did the pope say yesterday, Tony? - I'm trying to find a clip right here. See, doesn't speak English. - Well, I can paraphrase what the pope said. - So the pope comes out and he bay, and by the way, the pope lives in the most walled in city, fortified walled in, and it's considered a city. It's Vatican City. So he lives behind the biggest, highest wall, even bigger than the one Kamala Harris now wants to build. He lives in the biggest walled in enclave on earth. He's worth billions of dollars. - The Swiss guard guarding him. - Exactly, not the Swiss army knives. - Great outfit. - He's got protection. Meanwhile, the pope comes out yesterday and says, "Hey, all you people who do not accept migrants go to hell with something that I'm paraphrasing for the pope." - But when we come back, we should talk about this a little bit more because what he is suggesting is that we have to take in migrants. And these migrants, for the most part, want to eradicate Christianity. - Exactly. - How does that make sense? - Because he's woke. And the woke pope is the worst pope because everything woke. - Well, you know the rest of that story is Donald Trump once said, everything woke, turns the poop, including the pope. So I am excommunicating myself from the Catholic church. I will not even go to confession for another five more years. (upbeat music) - Start your day with killing company week demoting six till 10. - I'll talk Radio 1210 WPHT and the free honesty app. - Crowded everywhere here in Southwest Florida where there's storms every day because that's what we get here. But come November, it'll be all right. When everybody from the rest of the country comes down here and then really crowds up our roads and restaurants, but I welcome everybody. - Yes, we have down here not the changing of the colors of the trees, we have the changing of the colors of the license plates. - The license plates all turn colors. That's right, from everywhere. - Minnesota, Michigan, Ohio, Quebec, all over the world. They could have been anywhere else, but they come down here to Cape Coral, Fort Myers, and vicinity. - Now you spoke of Minnesota, Tony. Before the break, we were talking about how the pope is condemning any country that is saying that they need to shut down the borders, close the borders that the immigration-- - Rejecting migrants is a grave sin, he said. - He says that rejecting migrants is a grave sin and that we should all allow them in. Now, I missed this somehow or another. Last year, something happened in Minneapolis that I actually find, I mean, as much as I believe in freedom of religion, I think that this is scary because I know what is happening in the rest of the world. In Minneapolis, last year, in 2023, the mayor, his last name is Fry. - Yeah, Jacob Fry. - Jacob Fry changed his-- - He was the guy who also looked horrible during the 2023, George Floyd riots where tampon tin was out there shooting people with rubber bullets, paintball, and then had a snitch line to rat people out during those riots during COVID. - Minnesota is, there's a lot happening there, but last, I believe it was last August, they changed a city ordinance that now there was a sound ordinance that you couldn't have anything really loud, any kind of part of your music or anything happening either before like 8 a.m. or after 6 p.m. so that people could get rest. Well, they have changed a city ordinance and are now allowing mosques to broadcast all five daily Muslim calls. - How many, not four, five. - Five call to prayer. - All the speakers of downtown Minneapolis. - So just if you were somewhere in Iran or any other Islamic country that has five times a days over the loud speakers everywhere across the city, you can now hear a Muslim call to prayer, the Islam call to prayer. And of course, the Muslims there are very happy, they say that is a victory for religious freedom, but I think that this sets a really bad precedent because Islam, their heads of the Islamic states are actually calling for a jihad, worldwide jihad, and they want to eradicate everybody else, Christianity, Mormon, any other religion, they wanna eradicate it. And this being loud in the United States where they won't even allow kids to pray or say the pledge of allegiance or anything like that. - Oh, and the other one that is a Christmas tree or some religious symbol in a public square, people go out there and go crazy about it. And so you can't have it all ways. - I mean, it's one thing, like if there's a mosque and they wanna go pray inside, I have no problem. But when they are forcing this on the entire population of Minneapolis, I mean, this is insane that that's happening here in the United States. - We do have a video here. - This is in Minneapolis. Again, I don't care about people's religion, but you know, the thing about like in Philly, you can't play a church, you know, the church bells, which a lot of people like to hear, and it doesn't have to be a Catholic church. Any kind, there's a bell tower, and whether it's, you know, - But that's just pretty much talking, like it's, it's dinging on the hour. - Right, and then during the holiday seasons, you'll hear church bells ringing, but they're not ringing at 4 a.m., they're not ringing between 11, 10 o'clock at night and 6 a.m., right? They ring during the day. But if you're having calls to prayer, sometimes at 3 o'clock in the morning-- - The first one is supposed to be pre-dawn. So that like-- - Not Dawn Stensland, she's on vacation, right? - But that, you know, I mean pre-dawn and right, for the first one I believe is right before daybreak and the last one is right after sundown. So that could be like as early as 4, 4.30 in the morning in Minneapolis. And again, and that's, that's the difference, that's what the world in which we live. You can express your religious opinion, unless it's the religious opinion that, that the woke don't like. I'm bombashing the pulp. I think what the pulp said yesterday was disgraceful. - Well, here looks like-- - You know, why don't you bring all, you got all that property there. Francis, can I call him Franny? - Franny. - From the Catholic. - Fran. - Franny, Fran. - Fran. - Fran. - Frank. - Frank. - Franny. You got that big wall building built? - It's a state, it's its own government. - I like Frank, Pope Frank. - Pope Frank, if it's Frank's, no thanks. - Well, Tony, let's play this video really quick so people can understand what this is. This is actually-- - If you're getting ready to go to the Minnesota Vikings, as we got NFL action starting next week, we're a week away from the NFL start. We got football action. - And John-- - But let's get it back to related. - This is old news. I miss this, I think a lot of other people miss this. I just found this out and this happened last year. Let's play the tape. - Some members of Minnesota's Muslim community say they have scored a victory for religious freedom today. - As of today, Minneapolis is the first major city in the country allowing mosques to broadcast all five daily calls to prayer over a loudspeaker. Here's WCCO's Davidson. (singing in foreign language) - The Muslim call to prayer, recited in here. (singing in foreign language) - Heard out there. - It is a very simple message to share the greatness of God and to call people to success. (singing in foreign language) - Five times a day, Muslims gathered to pray at mosques, but the broadcast for the pre-dawn and nighttime prayers weren't allowed in Minneapolis until now. The city eliminated time constraints from the part of its noise ordinance related to religious worship. In the summer, that means the call could go out as early as 3 30 a.m. and as late as 11 p.m. - Sometimes when you don't hear Adam and you sleep, you cannot wake up and come to Adam. Now it's clear like crystal you hear and you'll be happy to come and pray and join. - Leaders in the Muslim community say only a couple of the city's mosques currently broadcast the call to prayer at all, but more may now start. - We built America on this basic principle of freedom of religion. And so today actually it's a victory for our constitution because our constitution is for all Americans, not just some Americans. - Darl Hedger's Imam says he would encourage mosques in neighborhoods where most people are not Muslim to refrain from all five calls. For his mosque, he expects this change will attract more people. - What we provide in the mosque is not only for the spiritual, but also we do a lot of other parts of the healing too because we believe for mind, body and soul. In Minneapolis, David Schumann, WCCO4News. - And there you have it. And again, I don't care if they want a prayer five times a day. I don't pray. Well, I prayed when we were out in the Cape Coral House yesterday, when they were putting the roofing up and thunderstorms rolled in and we were standing and they're under lightning, I was praying my ass off. But I don't need to go outside and kneel in the street to pray. - Well, you know. - That's the great MC Hammer one said, that's why we pray just to make it today one of the underrated MC Hammer jams or johns, as we call it in Philly. - Dan, are you an MC Hammer? That's why we pray? - Officiano? - No, I just know the one side. I didn't know you had more than one. - Yeah, that's why we pray. We may have to play a little bit. - You know, everybody just stopped their cars on the East River, West River Drive, Kelly Drive, whatever you call it. That's why we pray. - Let's crack up a little MC Hammer time, baby. (upbeat music) ♪ Oh yeah, that's why we pray ♪ - Put your hands on the radio. ♪ Let's go make it take a good day ♪ ♪ I'll be praying ♪ ♪ All my life, I'm willing to make it do the trick ♪ ♪ I'll be praying ♪ ♪ I will make it do the trick ♪ - Down on your knees, put your head on the sidewalk. Great departure from Elvis there, Tony. Yeah, well, you know, you gotta mix it up. You know, and so this is an eclectic diverse program. Don't just play slow jams and Elvis. You gotta bring it a little MC Hammer. You know, Hammer, don't hurt them. - Tony, we have a lot of comments regarding that. - The Pope? - Peter M is saying make America hungry in Poland. Hungry in Poland, two countries that are not allowing any immigrants and they do not seem to have the same rise in crime, rapes, all these issues, especially women. Women are in danger now in European countries with a lot of these migrants that have been coming in. - Yeah, screw the fuck up. I've already denounced the Pope. I've now officially stepped away. I've walked away from the Catholic church. Unless there's a wedding or a funeral. And even then I don't really like to go into them. I hate who likes going to a funeral in any church. - Now, no lib here says, tell you what, when you're allowed to build Christian churches in these Muslim countries, I'll agree with them being able to build here. When the Pope opens up his own little country there with all the walls, then I'll listen to him again, okay? Do you worry about migrants? Let them live. In fact, if you got all that room, bring out cots. You know what I'm saying? I want all religious treated equally. - I also have people saying, Tony, shut up and let Miss Robin talk. - Some people are saying, Robin's talking? - You can talk, Robin, everybody talks here. And who's having 01? - I don't know, but I like it. - If I shut up, there's that air. You know, this isn't a scripted show. - Let me tell you. - This isn't the CNN interviewer that will be editing it all day. How's that clock? The CNN still have to countdown clock to a pre-taped interview. And then Anderson Cooper, I gotta rip him this hour too. It's not my style to criticize. But you wanna talk about hating the media. And it bothers me, that's one of my biggest pet peeves. I hate to rip the media, because I've been apart of the media for over 60 years now. When you think you hate the media enough, then you have idiots like Anderson Cooper, who's purportedly one of the few so-called journalists at CNN, right? Anderson Cooper, 360. And he's putting out stuff today that is absolutely outrageous and dangerous and stupid. I mean, that's why CNN, that's why the ratings, you need the Hubble telescope to find them in the ratings. It's ridiculous. - Now, Tony, we have that clip of Anderson Cooper, if you're- - Yeah, let's play a little Andy. This is a guy, by the way, who, when it was raining out during a hurricane, he was standing at a puddle. Remember that? - Oh yeah. - He was standing in like a puddle of water, and then some boat goes by, and there's Anderson Cooper standing in. So he's no hero. Anderson Cooper's a guy who gets drunk on New Year's Eve, and then he pretends to be this journalist. I mean, they even use him on 60 minutes. And this is the kind of content Anderson Cooper's pointing out as an absolutely in-the-tank DNC bootlicker. Go to the tape. - Our first running mate Tim Walts are closing out day one of a two day campaign through Georgia, a state that knew polling just put out tonight suggests may be winnable for her in November. Her opponent was not on the trail today, though it was just two days ago that the former president's campaign was saying we'd be seeing Trump on steroids, meaning more appearances in battleground states in the days and weeks ahead. Instead, with the exception of visits to Arlington National Cemetery and Detroit on Monday, in a taped interview with Dr. Phil, last night, the main place to find the former president has been on social media. Yesterday, he was raging against the new indictment, Jack Smith securing the election interference case. Today, he took it to a whole other level, a former president in the United States, who wants to be the next president, is now directly spreading the slogans of the conspiracy called QAnon, as well as posting a crude sexist and misogynistic slur online, reposting to be precise, which means he didn't come up with it himself, but liked it so much that he wanted the rest of the world to see it, which is both a gentle introduction and a warning. One posting of several uses, two QAnon catchphrases, nothing can stop what is coming, which refers to this so-called mass arrest of so-called deep state members, which in the worked world of QAnon is basically anyone who has irked Donald Trump. Another posting shows President and Hunter Biden, Nancy Pelosi, Hillary Clinton, and- - I'm Sally Helm with the podcast History This Week. In each episode, we serve as your eyes and ears into history's biggest events and the lesser told stories, ones you might not even know happened. Find History This Week on the Free Odyssey Act, or wherever you get your podcasts. - We've seen the story about the eight people who were gunned down in Philadelphia, the guy they caught, MS-13 member from El Salvador. We'll talk more about that later. But I gotta do a religious thing, and I'm not a religious guy. I'm one of those bad Catholics. You know, I grew up in the Catholic school. I was actually an altar boy in South Philly at St. Rita's. You know, when the altar boys face the altar and the priest turned the other way until they flipped it around and we turned around and the priest turned around and face the crowd and the Catholic church kept making all these changes to keep people coming back. We went from Latin to English. We went from water to wine and the wine was cheap stuff. And I would try to taste it and I'm saying, "How do the priest drink that stuff?" So I'm a bad Catholic like most Catholic- - You're not even a holiday Catholic. Like, you know what I'm saying? - No, I don't even do the Easter Christmas. You know, it used to be because my mom, obviously, rest her soul, very devout Catholic. She would watch EWTN, the Catholic channel, watch Mother, what's her name? Mother, Sister Domenica, one of those chicks. She's a nurse, I mean, and Sister Angelica, who became a saint, right? - I'm sure. - Did you make her a saint? - I'm sure that everybody of-- - Mother Angelica is a chick. (laughing) - You've been none. Yeah, that chick over there. (laughing) - Hey, Padre Pio's my boy, my boo, you know, from Sicily. It made him a saint. I was over in Sicily, where my family lives, most of my family's there. So yesterday, the pope comes out, and I'm sure he will come out again later when we find out that he's a real creep and a crumb creep coward, as Frank Rizzo would say. And I'm not one who likes the best religions. If you're whatever religion you wanna follow, follow it. I don't care what your religion is. I don't care if you go to church once a year, twice a year. I don't care what denomination you are. I don't care if you're Catholic, Christian, Protestant, Jewish, Muslim. I don't care about anybody's religion. - As long as it doesn't force anybody else to do something that they don't wanna do against their world. That goes for pretty much everything across the board. - So now this pope is obviously-- - He's nonsense. - Yeah, tell him, Mr. Rizzo, Frank Rizzo, my boy, old buddy, Frank Rizzo. Frank, what do you have to say to the pope? - You're a crumb creep lush coward. - Yes, he is. And that's a nice thing to say. - So what did the pope say yesterday, Tony? - I'm trying to find a clip right here. See, that doesn't speak English. - Well, I can paraphrase what the pope said. - So the pope comes out, and by the way, the pope lives in the most walled in city. - Fortified. - Fortified, walled in, and it's considered a city. It's Vatican City. So he lives behind the biggest, highest wall, even bigger than the one Kamala Harris now wants to build. He lives in the biggest walled in enclave on earth. He's worth billions of dollars. - The Swiss guard guarding him. - Exactly. Not the Swiss army knives. - Great outfit. - But he's got protection. Meanwhile, the pope comes out yesterday and says, hey, all you people who do not accept migrants go to hell with something that I'm paraphrasing for the pope. - But when we come back, we should talk about this a little bit more, because what he is suggesting is that we have to take in migrants, and these migrants, for the most part, want to eradicate Christianity. - Exactly. - How does that make sense? - Because he's woke, and the woke pope is the worst pope, 'cause everything woke. Well, you know the rest of that story is Donald Trump once said, everything woke, turns the pope, including the pope. So I am excommunicating myself from the Catholic church. I will not even go to confession for another five more years. - Start your day with Kaylin Company, weekday morning six till 10, on talk radio 1210, WPHT, and the Free Odyssey app. - Crowded everywhere here in Southwest Florida, where there's storms every day, because that's what we get here, but come November. It'll be all right when everybody from the rest of the country comes down here, and then really crowds up our roads and restaurants. But I welcome everybody. - Yes, we have down here, not the changing of the colors of the trees, we have the changing of the colors of the license plates. - The license plates all turn colors, that's right, from everywhere. - Now, before-- - Minnesota, Michigan, Ohio, Quebec, all over the world. They could have been anywhere else, but they come down here to Cape Coral, Fort Myers, and vicinity. - Now, you spoke of Minnesota, Tony. Before the break, we were talking about how the pope is condemning any country-- - Yes. - That is saying that they need to shut down the borders, close the borders, that the immigration-- - Rejecting migrants is a grave sin, he said. - He says that rejecting migrants is a grave sin, and that we should all allow them in. Now, I miss this somehow or another. Last year, something happened in Minneapolis, that I actually find, I mean, as much as I believe in freedom of religion, I think this is scary, because I know what is happening in the rest of the world. In Minneapolis, last year, in 2023, the mayor, his last name is Fry. - Yeah, Jacob Fry. - Jacob Fry. - Change-- - He was the guy who also looked horrible during the 2020-- - Oh, yeah. - George Floyd riots were tampon tin, was out there shooting people with rubber bullets, paintball, and then had a snitch line to rat people out during those riots during COVID. - Minnesota is, there's a lot happening there, but last, I believe it was last August, they changed a city ordinance that now, there was a sound ordinance that you couldn't have anything really loud, any kind of party or music or anything happening either before, like 8 a.m. or after 6 p.m., so that people could get rest well. They have changed a city ordinance, and are now allowing mosques to broadcast all five daily Muslim calls from here. - How many, not four, five. - Five. - Five call to prayer, so if you-- - Or with speakers of downtown Minneapolis-- - So just if you were somewhere in Iran or any other Islamic country that has five times a day over the loudspeakers everywhere across the city, you can now hear a Muslim call to prayer, the Islam call to prayer. And of course, the Muslims there are very happy, they say that this is victory for religious freedom, but I think that this sets a really bad precedent because Islam, their heads of the Islamic states are actually calling for a jihad, a worldwide jihad, and they want to eradicate everybody else, Christianity, Mormon, any other religion they want to eradicate it. And this being loud in the United States where they won't even allow kids to pray or say the Pledge of Allegiance or anything like that in school. - Or one other one that is a Christmas tree or some religious symbol in a public square, people go out there and go crazy about it. And so you can't have it always. - No, I mean, it's one thing, like if there's a mosque and they want to go pray inside, I have no problem. But when they are forcing this on the entire population of Minneapolis, I mean, this is insane that that's happening here in the United States. We do have a video here. - This is in Minneapolis, again, I don't care about people's religion, but you know, the thing about like in Philly, you can't play a church, you know, the church bells which a lot of people like to hear and it doesn't have to be a Catholic church. Any kind, there's a bell tower and whether it's, you know, it's not-- - But that's just pretty much talking, like it's, it's dinging on the hour. - Right, and then during the holiday seasons, you'll hear church bells ringing, but they're not ringing at 4 a.m. They're not ringing between 11, 10 o'clock at night and 6 a.m., right? They ring during the day. But if you're having calls to prayer, sometimes at three o'clock in the morning-- - The first one is supposed to be pre-dawn, so that like-- - Not Dawn Stensland, she's on vacation, right? - But that, you know, I mean pre-dawn and right, for the first one I believe is right before daybreak and the last one is right after sundown. So that could be like it's early as 4, 4, 30 in the morning in Minneapolis. Again, and that's, that's the difference. That's what the world in which we live. You can express your religious opinion, unless it's the religious opinion that, that the woke don't like I'm bombashing the pulp. I think what the pope said yesterday was disgraceful. Well, here, why don't you bring all you got all that property there? Francis, can I call him Franny? From the Catholic, Fran, Franny, Fran, Frank, Franny, you got that big wall. I like it. It's a state, it's its own government. I like Frank, Pope Frank, Pope Frank. If it's Frank's, no thanks. Well, Tony, let's play this video really quick so people can understand what this is. This is actually. If you're getting ready to go into the Minnesota Vikings as we got NFL action starting next week, we're a week away from the NFL start. We got football action. And John, let's get it back to religion. This is old news. I miss this. I think a lot of other people miss this. I just found this out and this happened last year. Let's play the tape. Some members of Minnesota's Muslim community say they have scored a victory for religious freedom today. As of today, Minneapolis is the first major city in the country, allowing mosques to broadcast all five daily calls to prayer over a loudspeaker. Here's WCCO's. Stay the show. The Muslim call to prayer recited in here. Heard out there. It is a very simple message to share the greatness of God and to call people to success. Five times a day, Muslims gathered to pray at mosques, but the broadcast for the pre dawn and nighttime prayers weren't allowed in Minneapolis until now. The city eliminated time constraints from the part of its noise ordinance, related to religious worship. In the summer, that means the call could go out as early as 3 30 a.m. And as late as 11 p.m. Sometimes when you don't hear that and you sleep, you cannot wake up and come to to the house clear like crystal. You hear and you'll be happy to come and pray and join leaders in the Muslim community, say only a couple of the city's mosques currently broadcast the call to prayer at all. But more may now start. We built America on this basic principle of freedom of religion. And so today, actually, it's a victory for our constitution because our constitution is for all Americans, not just some Americans. Dar al-Hidra's Imam says he would encourage mosques in neighborhoods where most people are not Muslim to refrain from all five calls. For his mosque, he expects this change will attract more people. What we provide in the mosque is not only for the spiritual, but also we do a lot of other parts of the healing too, because we believe for mind, body and soul. In Minneapolis, David Schuman, WCCO for news. But there you have it. And again, I don't care if they want to pray five times a day. I don't pray. Well, I prayed when we were out in the Cape Coral House yesterday when they were putting the roofing up and thunderstorms rolled in and we were standing in there under lightning, I was praying my ass off, but I don't need to go outside and kneel on the street to pray. Well, you know, that's the great MC Hammer one said, that's why we pray just to make it today. What are they underrated? MC Hammer jams or Johns, as we call it in Philly. Dan, are you an MC Hammer? That's why we pray aficionado. I just know the one side. I didn't know you had more than one. Yeah, that's why we pray. We may have to play a little bit. So, so everybody to stop their cars on the East River, West River Drive, Kelly, right, whatever you call it. That's why we pray. Let's pray a couple of MC Hammer time, baby. Put your hands on the rear. Down on your knee. Put your head on the sidewalk. Great departure from Elvis there, Tony. Yeah, well, you know, you got to go. You got to mix it up. You know, and so this is a eclectic diverse program. Don't just play slow jams and Elvis, kind of bring it a little MC Hammer. You know, Hammer, don't hurt them. Tony, we have a lot of comments regarding that. The Pope Peter Am is saying make America hungry in Poland, hungry in Poland, two countries that are not allowing any immigrants. And they do not seem to have the same rise in crime, rapes, all these issues, especially women. Women are in danger now in European countries with a lot of these migrants that have been coming in. Yeah, screw the fuck. I've already denounced the Pope. I've now officially stepped away. I've walked away from the Catholic Church. Unless there's a wedding or a funeral. And even then I don't really like to go into them. I hate who likes going to a funeral in any church. Now, no live here says, tell you what, when you're allowed to build Christian churches in these Muslim countries, I'll agree with them building being able to build here. When the Pope opens up his own little country there with all the walls, then I'll listen to him again. OK, do you worry about migrants? Let them live in that you got all that room, bring out cots. You know what I'm saying? I want, I want all religious, religious treated equally. I also have people saying, Tony, shut up and let Miss Robin talk. Well, some people saying, right, Robin's talking. You can talk, Robin. Everybody talks here. And who's having all one? I don't know, but I like it. I shut up. There's that air. You know, this isn't this isn't a scripted show. Let me tell you, this isn't the seat. This isn't the CNN interview. We'll be editing it all day. How's that clock? The CNN still have to count down clock to a pre taped interview. And then Anderson Cooper, I got to rip him this hour, too. It's not my style to criticize, but you want to talk about hating the media. And it bothers me. That's one of my biggest pet peeves. I hate to rip the media because I've been a part of the media for over 60 years now. When you think you can you hate the media enough, then you have idiots like Anderson Cooper, who's purportedly one of the few so-called journalists at CNN, right? Anderson Cooper, 360, and he's putting out stuff today that is absolutely outrageous and dangerous and stupid. I mean, see, that's why CNN is tech. That's why the ratings you need that you need that the you need the the Hubble telescope to find them in the ratings. Ridiculous, Tony, we have that clip of Anderson Cooper. If you're yeah, let's play a little Andy. This is a guy, by the way, who when it was raining out during a hurricane, he was standing at a puddle. Remember that? Oh, yeah. He was standing in like a puddle of water and then some boat goes by and there's Anderson Cooper standing in. So he's no hero. Anderson Cooper is a guy who gets drunk on New Year's Eve. And then he pretends to be this journalist. I mean, they even use him on 60 minutes. And this is the kind of content. Anderson Cooper is pointing out as an absolutely in the tank. DNC bootlicker. Go to the tape. Morning, 18 walls are closing out day one of a two day campaign through Georgia. The state that knew polling just put out tonight suggests may be winnable for her in November. Her opponent was not on the trail today, though it was just two days ago that the former president's campaign was saying we'd be seeing Trump on steroids, meaning more appearances in battleground states in the days and weeks ahead. Instead, with the exception of visits to Arlington National Cemetery in Detroit on Monday in a taped interview with Dr. Phil last night, the main place to find the former president has been on social media yesterday. He was raging against the new indictment. The Jack Smith secure in the election interference case today. He took it to a whole other level, a former president in the United States who wants to be the next president is now directly spreading the slogans of the conspiracy called QAnon, as well as posting a crude sexist and misogynistic slur online, reposting to be precise, which means he didn't come up with it himself, but liked it so much that he wanted the rest of the world to see it, which is both a gentle introduction and a warning. One posting of several uses to QAnon catchphrases. Nothing can stop what is coming, which refers to this so-called mass arrest of so-called deep state members, which in the warped world of QAnon is basically anyone who has irked Donald Trump. Another posting shows President and Hunter Biden, Nancy Pelosi, Hillary Clinton, Anthony Fauci, Bill Gates, and Vice President Harris in prison in orange jumpsuits. Dr. Fauci and Bill Gates presumably there for their advocacy of vaccination. Again, this is what the former president of the United States chose to rebroadcast to and amplify for his many followers. He did not look at this stuff, chuckle silently to himself. That's what he would do and move on. Instead, he wanted to give it the stamp of approval of the 45th and perhaps the 47th president of the United States. And I cut him off. I've had enough of this clown. Don't stand in another puddle there, Andy. More on. Listen, he could have his opinions, but if you think that that's objective journalism, now, you've got, they've been calling Trump Hitler for how many years, they have nothing else but bashing Trump. But that's fine. They can do whatever they want. But to pretend that your network, and listen, all the networks and biases, but the bottom line is, is anybody with common sense can see that 90% of the media, print media, newspapers are far left zealots. They're running interference for the Democratic Party. Zuckerberg even admitted it. Yeah. You know, and then Trump also said, you know, that he should be held accountable. He should. But Trump saying that now makes him a QAnon, whatever that is. And also the same people. And we got to rip a New Jersey chick this hour too. This dunce chick in New Jersey. Sue somebody. So that's too studio. That's good. But anyway, we got the cut sheet coming up still ahead. Of course, we got the boys in the house today to the great Dan Baraski, Henry Meshette, Phil almquist. We will have the morning mystery movie clip. We will also have today and music history at the end of the program. Right, Robin? I mean, we're just getting this party started. You know what I'm saying? And then we'll also have weather updates. Yes. We may have to play a clip of us putting our lives on the line. No, not doing karaoke on a cruise ship. Putting our lives on the line and taping it while Anderson Cooper stands in puddles as boats go by him. It wasn't quite our purpose. That might have been stupidity, but we'll show that too. Yeah, we risked our lives and broadcast it live on X on my X account at Tony Bruno Show. Follow that. Miss Robin, what is your X account, Robin? Miss Robin Austin. It's pretty simple. And as always, news and weather is sponsored by budget blinds. What about budget blinds, Robin? We need some. We need a well, not yet. Once we get our way, once to get the windows in, we'll get the blind. You know, what's a great time to get blinds? When summer, summer is a great time. Well, summer's still here, just because it's Labor Day weekend and the unofficial. By the way, can I start? Can I wear white on Monday on Labor Day or is that changed? Well, I actually don't recommend you wearing right because you always feel something. Yeah, exactly. But summer is a great time to brighten up the window treatments in your home. Budget blinds is your one stop shop for blind shade, shutters, custom drapery and motorization visit budget blinds.com for a free in-home consultation. And the only no questions asked, warranty in the business. Beautiful. This is the Kaling Company podcast from talk radio 1210 WPSD and on the free Odyssey app. Now, Henry, were you in the naked bike ride? I was not. No. OK, I was not representing. Did you see it? Was it live? No, no, I, I wasn't there. I have no idea what went down over yonder. Allegedly, a lot of children out in the streets that we're blessed with. They got an education there now. Luckily, it's not San Francisco. They have those events every weekend, every day. Yeah. Now, honestly, nudity, I think, you know, whatever, we should get over the fear or or being weirded out by nudity itself, just because a body is nude has nothing to do with sexuality. It's what you do with that body that is sexual. So naked bike riding, I think it's goofy. It doesn't sound comfortable at all to me for either male or female. Yes, when you're even if you're talking, even if you're like on binary or you're, you know, you don't you're a woman pretending to be a man or a man pretending to be a woman. Talk about chafing. But I understand Dan and Henry that you didn't. It was not a requirement to bring your own personal bicycle that you could also use one of those fabulous indigo rentals. Correct. You look at these pictures. You'll see those blue bikes riding. And those are the ones that you can rent for a certain fee and ride around the city. And Mazie and I, we, we used to make a habit of renting them right in the scoocle trail. And now I got to wonder who's been sitting on that seat. Ah, that's just so wrong. And they announced the event initially, Robin. They actually said, you should bring your own shower cap as protection. Well, yeah, that's got to help protect what. Oh, that's just so wrong on so many levels. So they can't be totally naked, though. They had to have some sort of underwear on, right? No, I think it was at your discretion. How, how naked you wanted to be naked bike ride is naked. Like you could do whatever you could wear. Nothing zip nada. By the way, shout out to Tasha Neil at Neil to Tasha on my Tony Bruno show X account. Let her talk proceeds to not shut the F up. See, see, all these people sticking up for me. I'm not letting you talk, Robin. Hi, you just, you know, you have a habit of interrupting. It's, it's the Italian family. I don't interrupt anything. What are you talking about? I have a finger folks, folks, for those of you who've not been around a South Philly Italian family, this is their dinner table. It is not about, you know, letting other people talk. It's about whoever's loudest is the one that's talking, who is the one that's going to be heard. And I found that out the hard way. Um, my family was not like that. You know, I was taught not to interrupt you. Her family was not in broadcasting, Robin. I know. I mean, the key of broadcasting is there can't be any dead air. You've got to keep it moving. You've got to keep it, you've got to keep it going. They see. Oh, uh, ninety one sixer says Robin seats were optional as well. Oh, you see, Chris up there, he's actually right, too. He says, Henry was not there. It was Hank, the alter ego that was there. Oh, Hank and Frank together. Oh, boy. Oh, no, I, so, so here's a PSA for anybody that's in the Philadelphia area after last weekend. If you are going to rent a bike, bring some major sanitizer before you sit down on the seat. I bring sanitizer, no matter where I'm going to sit down, even in my own truck, he can't be care, especially now that, you know, we have this COVID scare comp. Oh, we're going to start kids are going to be able to have to shut down the schools again. No, well, I thought I think that they were trying to get us all freaked out about both monkeypox and the EEE virus and then you also have fine encephalitis something. Right. That's up in Boston. Right. A breakout and then Dr. Fauci had Zeke, but Zeke is gone. West wire and West now virus is now the rage. Stay away from mosquitoes. You know, just spray stuff on you when you go out. Now, Sylvia McDonald is agreeing with me that Italians just turn up the volume. Yeah. Yeah, there's, I mean, it's just all about interrupting each other. No, it's not. No, it's not. You are not the only Italian family that I've been around now. I've gone to other families and it's all it's all about the loudest. It's being louder than the next person so that you can be heard. I don't call it loud. I called it projection. You have to, this is radio. You know, it's the spoken word. You know what I mean? They want to, you know, when I got in radio, I had to learn diction, enunciation. You know, now it doesn't matter what you sound like. It doesn't matter if you have a squeaky voice. It doesn't matter if you have a deep voice. It's all about enunciation, not enunciation, parish in South Philadelphia, which I think is closed now. Is that still open? It's gone. Here's, here's a little, here's a little information about how, when I first met Tony and I was working on the Fox Sports radio show that he was doing out of LA into the night and I was the assistant producer. I, that my first week there, it was overwhelming because I constantly thought that Tony was angry. I thought it was angry and he was shouting and it was angry at me. And he was angry. I'm like, Oh my gosh, how can I work for this guy that's constantly angry and then that first month there was a remote we had to fly. And, and I, because Tim Cates, who was the producer, he had small kids. It wasn't as easy for her to go on trips. So I actually flew out to Philly. It was my first time in Philadelphia and I found out that Tony wasn't angry. He was just from Philly. Yeah, the T-shirt to say, I'm not angry. I'm Italian. Well, it's, it's a lot of Philadelphians though. I mean, they, they have a different way of speaking and to somebody who is not used to it, a lot of people in Philly sound angry when they're not at all. They're just having a conversation. So there was a big eye opener for me and now I'm used to it. So you're making it sound like it's some bad thing. I know that just said it's not, I mean, it's just, it's just a totally different way of speaking. It's different inflections. It's, it's, it's a different volume level. Yeah, because you can't stay down here. That's why my good friend, Kevin Harlan, the voice of CBS sports. It does everything football. You're Johnny, you're saying home invasion behind you. No, that speaking of loud Italians. That was Kevin Harlan's one of my favorite broadcasters. Great guy. The voice of CBS sports. He does anything, football, basketball, college sports. I mean, he's just the best in the business, right? At play by play because what Kevin does is, you know, it's a normal conversation, normal play by play. And then his action starts to increase. There he goes. Let's go to Chris. Let's pull up those pants. He's being chased to the 30. He breaks the tackle from a security guard. It's a all-time call on Super Bowl 55 streakers. Amazing stuff. And they converge on them at the goal line. That's a great hall of fame. Yes. Play by play guy at the Super Bowl. And, you know, one of the traditions you guys may not know this at Super Bowl every year when we go, I am the last. Kevin Harlan comes to my set to be the last interview. Of the week promoting the Super Bowl every single year. It's a tradition unlike any other. By the way, Bruno, the tank engine, Bruno's choo choo has leaked footage of the Philadelphia naked bike ride. If you go to my X account, it's not safe for work. By the way, it's not safe for work, but there's no sound. But yeah, I believe that these bikes are available in and around 13th and focused in vicinity. If you want to use that particular bike again, I don't tell people what to wear, what to use, what to do. I mean, some people may like that. I don't know. I don't think we can post this on the air, though, right? OK, so not safe for anything. But if you if you are OK to see something not safe for work, go on to Tony's Tony Bruno show and see what Bruno's my one of my favorite followers, Bruno's choo choo. There are a lot of you bands out there. Tony, there are a lot of people that are agreeing with me. QJ say Robin and Tony. I had an Italian mom and an Irish dad. I think my family interrupts each other more than 100% Italian families, and it drives me crazy. And then people are also commenting on saying that we have a home invasion. The person who just went behind me is Luigi. Louis, where's the doggy? Where's the doggy? Where's Penny? She's being taken out. Penny taken out for a walk. All right. Oh, is it is Luigi wearing its medium? Of course he's wearing a smedium. I think that was not a Venezuelan gang member taking over our apartment. No, they're in Colorado right now trying to take over apartments there. We'll get to that. We've got a lot to cut sheets coming up, right? We've got a lot of stuff to get to also the mystery movie clip. Yes, loud, loud, Philly families took up a long time. So we should go to break. All right, we'll stop. I'll stop talking in the next hour. All right, Robin. There you go. How about you take the lead here? I'll be like a I was going to be like like what's his name? Timmy Walsh, Tim Pond Tim, who's going to have to take the lead with Kamala. Are you going to watch that interview? We'll ask people that later on too. Is anybody going to watch tonight's prerecorded? Highly edited Kamala Harris debut. What do you expect? I don't expect anything. I'm probably not even going to watch it. I'll be in bed. I'll watch the highlights of the low lights. I might watch it just because I'd be curious. I'm going to be curious how much hand holding Tim has to do or or. We have that big cauldron out there. There's a video of him like with a cauldron, like a witch and he's stirring some stuff up. And there's a lot of great memes about it of what he actually has in that. Have you guys seen the video of Timmy? Tim Pond Timmy? No, I have not seen this. But when we come back, we should talk about the proposed Sixers arena that's coming in. And schools, Philadelphia schools and what they do not have still in 2024. I know a lot of things they don't have teachers or the shortage of teachers. And we talked about the air conditioning yesterday also. Well, we'll talk more about it when we get back from break. It's a killing company on demand from talk Radio 1210WPhD and the free Odyssey app. Dan, Phil and Henry, and I believe Austin has helped as well. They have figured out how to go live on your X page. Oh, we're live on X. So throw up the X. Your X viewers are also now privy to this fabulous show. And tomorrow morning, we will be able to start that ride at 6 a.m. So thank you very much for working on that this morning. Let's give them a roaring round of applause. Yes. Ornery hounds on Twitter. Or X says wife. Stop shouting. Husband. That's my church voice. I'm from Philly. Yeah. It's seriously. And it's funny because my kids had the exact same reaction. When they met Tony and they- And that's why I've disowned them and don't talk to her children or anybody in his family. Her family. No. As a result. It's not that you don't talk to them. You just don't hear them because they don't speak loud enough. Meanwhile, as someone once said, big series of Phillies, of course, got wallop yesterday. Oh. That's about that. They tie one on. That tie. People, everybody in the city wants to run a tie one out of town as they got hammered by the Astros 10 nothing yesterday. And now all of a sudden the Atlanta Braves are in for four games. The last four times the Phillies will play the Braves this regular season. And the lead is now down to five because the Braves are playing great. They've won five in a row on the road. Phillies have been playing, you know, the Phillies and the Dodgers, by the way, a quick sports update before you get to the cut sheet. The Phillies and the Dodgers are the only two teams in Major League Baseball that have a 44 and 24, there was a record, 44, wrote it down here. Billy's have a lot. The Phillies are losing the season series. Atlanta's six and three in their last nine meetings with the Phillies. But the Phillies are 44 and 24 at home. Only the Phillies and the Dodgers have that, that, that great record. But the Braves are great on the road and they've owned the Phillies this year, six and three. This is the final four games that these teams will match up in during the regular season. And it's coming at the end of August in the beginning of September. So huge series and if the Phillies can get through this, you know, and they're playing some pretty good teams right now and they did a good job at the Astros until they got smoked yesterday afternoon. So the Phillies in the National League East, the lead is down to five. Are you starting to get nervous right now and football starts next week. So that's why most people aren't paying attention to stupid politics until a month from now when it starts mattering again. But anyway, well, since you're speaking of sports, Tony, we already spoke about the, um, that Philadelphia schools, uh, 63 of them don't have air conditioning. We spoke about that yesterday. But they, but the temperatures drop. So we're not having a hundred degree days now. But still it's insane that they can spend so much money on other things, but they can't get freaking air conditioning in our schools. It's just ridiculous. But the good news is they won't have it until 2027. Um, the, um, but since you were on sports, um, the, uh, there's a new study that shows how the 76ers proposed arena could impact center city. Um, and both Henry and Dan would like your take on that. Well, you know, I'm not knowing that area and obviously grew up in the city grew up in South Philly. You know, that was the, I remember when it was a gallery and it was going to be the next great thing. Now that's not a, that's a shopping mall, but then they tore it down and then rebuilt, uh, was it the fashion district and that thing flopped. And I know the people in Chinatown are opposed to it. The people in the so-called Gabor hood are opposed to it. So I don't know what's going to happen with it. Do I think it's a smart idea? No, it's not convenient to get in and out of there. Center city is going to be a mess. This is just my opinion. I have no, I have no influence or either way pro or against it. I don't think it's necessary. This is just a, that it's speaking of vanity projects as Kamala Harris as Trump's wall was a vanity project. This is the 76 years ownership groups vanity project. Where's the latest location that it's supposed to be? It's the same place where the gallery is on market street. They would take, they would, they would tear that down or would they do it more? No, they'll tear it down and build the condos and all this other stuff. Oh my God. And again, they can do whatever the Sixers want to pay for it. But you know, as taxpayers are going to pay for it, people in that nobody stays in center city after six o'clock. And getting to and from it, those are my only questions. And again, I have no control over it. I'm opposed to it, not that it matters whether I'm opposed to it or for it. I just think, I just think it's a dumb idea. This is ego. It's because it's between the 76ers not wanting to be down there. The now renamed Wells Fargo center. It's an ego thing. The Sixers wants their own building. They got their own practice facility in Camden. And that's what they want. They don't want to share buildings, you know, with the flyers and whoever else is down there in the south of the FU sports complex. Obviously the Eagles and the Phillies are there. So that to me made sense. Everybody was trying to figure out where they were going to build the new stadiums until they built the two new stadiums down there where the subway ends. The road, the access to bridges to 95. And so when you put it in downtown while it's cool and it's the trendy thing to do all over America, I just don't think it's a good idea. Like they want to do it in the Philly, Philly area. And there's not enough room where the stadiums are now. Why not figure out a way to put it over by the Navy Yard? There's still, there's still. Because that's exactly where the sports complex is, Robin. No, I know. They want to build it in center city. They want that building. That's, that's what the six is one. It's not my idea. They're not taking suggestions or recommendations on where they should build it. I remember when, I remember when RFK stadium was there, and you know, and people were saying, what are we going to do there? You know, we're live aid and all the great events occurred when I was growing. The Army Navy game used to be there. And then they finally started building arenas. You know, they built, they tore down the spectrum. They built the ballpark. They built the Eagle Stadium. And to me, that works perfectly fine for most people. Public transportation, access to bridges, access to highways. That makes sense to me center city. It sounds nice to me. I don't really care what they do. Essentially, Ben. Hey, if you're not going to let us in center city, we'll go up to Camden. Is that something you'd support down in Camden? They're not going to put it. They're not going to put it. They're not going to put it. How do we feel about the proposal from Dan Hilferty and John Middleton to renovate the whole South Philly complex? Well, they're doing it, but it has nothing to do with the Sixers. They just want to make their own, I mean, it's, these are, these are, these are two sides. Trying to flex their muscles. You know, you've got the Comcast people down at the sports complex. And then you've got the Sixers organization, you know, the ownership group, which owns multiple teams and multiple sports. And so they want their own building. That's what this is about. But they don't want to share an arena. Don't you think that'll kind of force the Sixers hand if they build all these, you know, apartments, stores, make South Philly, you know, a destination and while they're just suffering in center city? Well, I just got a great tweet from a braces somebody hole. What gets finished first? The new Sixers arena, the Boulevard subway or Kamala's border wall. We may go to the phones next hour to answer those important questions. Live from Silicon Valley, it's time for the EA radio show with host Tony Bruno. Thanks for tuning in, football fans. I'm Tony Bruno. When this week is over, the playoff picture will finally begin to crystallize. There is information. So you're unaware of what we're hearing here. Madden is a video game, a football video game. And back in the mid 2000s, they had an incredibly, it was so full of depth there, franchise mode. And they actually had a radio show that as you drafted a team, it would reflect to your players. And you can listen to a radio show hosted by none other than the guy we have here today, Tony Bruno. Somehow, someway, it was relevant to the players on the teams and Tony was talking with players, coaches. Tony, how the hell did you get involved with Madden in the first place I got to ask? Well, when I moved to LA to start Fox Sports Radio in 2000, you know, when you're on the air in Los Angeles in Morning Drive, you know, a lot of lazy producers are rolling out of bed and they're cocaine high and, you know, they're looking for new... Most of the talk show hosts that you've seen and the game show hosts were all DJs in LA. Ryan Seacrest was a DJ in LA. Casey Casey, all of those guys, Jim Lang. You know, the guys who did the newlywed game, the dating game, those guys were all local DJs. So producers with ideas on game shows and talk shows would listen to the morning. That's how Jimmy Kimmel and Adam Corolla were doing a local morning show. And that's how they got discovered and started doing the man show and all the other stuff. So I was doing a morning sports show. You know, you never know who's listening and they called me. EA Sports called me one day and they said, "Hey, we got an idea. You know, we love listening to your show because I was on in the Bay Area in Silicon Valley where the studios were or where their corporate headquarters were." And then they called me and said, "Hey, would you be interested in doing a new thing we're doing in the video games, Madden games?" What am I going to say? No. So they contacted me and then I contacted my agent and we worked it out. But it was, you know, as easy as it looks, the amazing thing is here we are 20 years later. That's 2005. We taped it in 2004. It was Alan Michaels was doing the play-by-play with John Madden during that era. And then I was doing a radio show. But the way they put it together was the most amazing thing. Because I would just go into a studio for two hours at a time. You couldn't do more than two hours in one sitting. And then I would just read off a list of, for example, one day I would read off a list of the names, the last names of every player in the NFL, three different inflections. So I would say, "McNab." "McNab." And so they take all that stuff. And now, again, we're talking technology that's 20 years ago. And somehow they would stitch it all together electronically. And so, you know, the interviews with the coaches, they were pre-recorded. I have an example about it here at Tone. It's incredible, the technology that they were able to do this. Take a listen. That went on to Rush for 26 touchdowns in his first two seasons in the NFL. Folks, the man we're talking about running back, Edger and James. Ed, thanks for joining us today. Hey, Tony, thanks for having me all. All right, you guys obviously aren't playoff-bound, so now what gets you motivated for each game? Well, right now we're not doing as well, and, you know, you get shots out of the phone. So this is fictional. This is talking about a fictional season here. And somehow they were able to stitch that together. It's an incredible time. Yeah, and it's incredible because I didn't interview Edger and James. So they had, you know, they had people at EA Sports who would go around and interview all the coaches and all the players. And most of these players knew my name, and you read and I were, you know, were friends. And so every one of the coaches that they would ask the question to would say respond to it as if you're talking to Tony Bruno. So everybody would say, "Well, Tony." So it sounded like I was interviewing them live. And again, you know, I'm not the genius who put this stuff together. It's the people, you know, at EA Sports who put these video games together who came up with this concept. Now Michael's the same thing with the play-by-play. You know, it's tedious because I did 56 hours in the studio, two hours at a time, just to get all the things that they needed. And then somehow through the magic of, not radio, but the magic of editing and digital, they put it together. So it was an honor, you know, to be a part of it, to be asked to be in the most popular video game of all time. So that was one of the advantages, I guess, of living in LA. More people hear you than people who are in power or who are like, "Hey, we need a radio guy." That's called Tony Bruno because they like the way I did my show. It was actually really similar to what we later found out when Siri was first done. It was recorded by a real person. And she was talking about the same, she obviously did way more than 56 hours because it was had to cover pretty much everything. But that technology of utilizing somebody's voice and having them record separate words, separate phrases, separate names, and then somehow or another digitally with AI putting it all together as one. And here we are 20 years later. And you would think that the technology, obviously the AI and the technology available now, you know, would surpass that stuff. And a lot of people complain that the Madden franchise, which is still blockbuster, has not come up with more trinkets like that. You know, to have something when, you know, during the week, now they can do it, as Robin mentioned, with AI, so it should be easier to do it. But it's very expensive. Yeah, I can't believe that they have any regrets. It's really, there's no depth in the Madden franchise anymore. And this is 20 years ago, so much more fun to play because you'd get so involved in it just with an emotional standpoint. Now I can recreate it for you personally, for a fee. Oh, really? You know, for a separate fee, if you want me to recreate Madden for your own, and maybe I should have an only Madden page instead of an only fan. Peter M on YouTube chat says, "No, you need to do Pokemon. Pokemon go." No, I don't want to do Pokemon. I mean, who was the original Pokemon? I think Bill Clinton was the original Pokemon, wasn't he? You've got to ask, though, if EA developers were to relaunch a radio show on their video game, would you be interested in doing it again? Absolutely. I see them all the time at Super Bowls because they go there and they have the tech, they actually did a scan of my head at one of the Super Bowls where it's a digital scan. So they have my face and my head in a lot of the other video games, not just sports. In the audience. I'll be in the crowd at like video games that are auto racing, so they have my head digitized and they use it in a lot of places. So if you're looking for where's Waldo or where's Baldo, Tony Bruno, if you look carefully, you'll see my head in many places, not on a stick and not the shrunken heads in the Beetlejuice Beetlejuice reboot. And I think because that's just woven into the fabric of sports gaming, your voice is going to be with sports gaming for the rest of time. There's emulation now that people are still playing Madden 05, Madden 06, they're still modding and they're still listening to you in 2024, so it's pretty fascinating. No, it's an eyes approach. One of the, you know, one of the highlights of my life and it was not something I even pursued. I was fortunate that they were listening one day and they call me and said, would you do it? What am I going to say? No. My favorite comment that I've heard from several people now, including you yesterday when we were talking about this is that one of the things that the when you played it in franchise mode, Tony would congratulate you as a coach of your team that you put together on how well you were doing. So he was very encouraging. And so I've had several people that have told Tony, they're like, Oh my God, like, when I was playing you in college and I was playing Madden in college, you always were telling me how fantastic I was. And that's how I got a lot of these young people now. These are the younger gen now with 2005. What generation would that be in college now? How old would you have been to be in college 10? Well, 20 years ago, you were probably so I'm 35. I was right in like middle school when that was happening. But a lot of people know a lot of college kids, young kids who were playing mad about five anywhere between 35 and 45. I'd say 30 45. Yeah. Right now. Yeah. So they were teenagers or preteens. And that was before, you know, Tik Tok and even social media back then. You know, there was no Tik Tok. There was no only fans, but there'll be an only Tony page where I got personalized. You know, there's cameo, all these celebrities, charts, people money to do green. Maybe I should do that to make some extra cash. I pay for it to be honest. Like if they actually brought fun back to the Madden franchise mode, it might be worth the investment. So something might not be worth the investment, Tony. And this might have developed the same way. It was this is going to be CS 3 Phil. Carol King was one of the Swifties for Kamala event. And gosh, guys, this was so cringe-worthy to hear. And it's so sad to see Carol King lower herself to these levels. But it's too late, baby. It's too late. So let's see us three here for them. And I just want to end because Taylor inducted me into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. She sang my song, Will You Love Me Tomorrow? So I have to go. Play is going to play, play, play, play, play, play. Hey, there's going to hate, hate, hate, hate, hate, hate. Baby, I'm just going to shake, shake, shake, shake, shake. You know, and what I've seen about celebrities, the longer a celebrity has been a celebrity, the less they are in touch with real people. They have lived in that Hollywood bubble for so long. It doesn't mean that they have to live in Hollywood. But they surround themselves with sycophants that are constantly telling them what they want to hear, that they're fabulous, and that the Democrats are the only thing that they can even bother voting for or living for. And they're so out of touch. They just don't get the real world, the real people of the real world. They don't live in the real world. No, they don't have real problems. They don't have to worry about, except for Arnie Hammer. Arnie Hammer is the only one that-- Well, he was forced back into the real world. He was forced back into the real world. And he's like, oh crap, do we have that one actually? So this is Arnie Hammer, who, for those of you who do not know, he was a big deal on what show was he in? He's been in a lot of things. He was in that movie. As well? I don't know. I don't know. I know he's the Winklevoss twins in the social network. Okay. Well, I think the last big thing he did was that one of those compilation shows with all these different characters just pull up his resume. It's a resume, right? Okay. I'll pull it up and-- Arnie Hammer, not Arnie Hammer. No, so Arnie Hammer. Good looking guy. He was the it guy for a little while. And then he crashed and burned when-- He's only 38 years old? Yeah. He crashed and burned when there was some kind of a sex. And honestly, when I was reading his fantasies, I was like, okay, well that's not unusual, except for the cannibalism part. And we don't even know if that's true. It was some-- there was some article that came out that implied that one of his sex fantasies was cannibalism. That's bizarre. And then his wife apparently has moved her kids for the fifth time in five years because it is erratic behavior. So it's sad to see. But when you're in the real-- when you're in the world of Hollywood and everybody's putting you in all these movies, and then all of a sudden, what happens? Something bad happens and you get black bald, and now he's black bald, and this is really sad again. Guy made a lot of money. Yeah, he did. But you know, whatever he did, he's now persona non-- he was selling time shares in where, in the British Virgin Islands somewhere. Something. And then he came back to the United States, and in California, he's hoping to get his career back on track, and then this video happened. So I've been back in LA for a couple of weeks now. This is my truck. I bought this for myself in 2017 as a Christmas gift for myself. Because I've had pick-up truck for a long time, and I have loved this truck intensely and taken it camping and across country multiple times on long road trips. And I took it for one last road trip to Carmex. This is not an ad for Carmex. This is because I'm selling my truck. Since being back in LA, I have put about $400 or $500 worth of gas in it, and I can't afford it. I can't afford the gas anymore. I mean, this truck, like, kids home from the hospital, all that stuff. Amazing trips. Amazing trips. But you know what? That's okay. I got a new car. It's tiny. It's a hybrid. I'm probably going to put about $10 in gas in it a month. And this is it. So I have to clean all of this stuff out. You know, all kinds. So, Armie Hammer, welcome to the real world. Welcome to everybody's life that has been dealing with this for the last three and a half years. And he grew up in Santa Monica. So he's a Southern California guy. And he's mentioned some of the, he played Billy Billy Graham. He was in the social network. He's gotten Jay Edgar Hoover. He played in the biopic. He played the lone ranger. He played Iliad Kuyakin and the man from uncle back in 2015. Call me by your name. He got a Golden Globe for best supporting actors. So this guy's been in some big, big Hollywood projects. But unfortunately, you know, because of all these accusations and his wife running away from him and now him selling his truck. And then people are pointing that inside the truck. There's like a rope. Did you notice it? There's like a bundled up rope. And people say that's what he probably used for. Because he had a bondage fetish. You know, not that there's anything wrong with that if it's consenting. But apparently he's got some quirky stuff and it happens. And somehow or another, it got out in the public, which is the bad part. Now, Armand Hammer, the legendary, you know, guy who was Occidental Petroleum, that was his great grandfather, I believe. Really? Army Hammers, great grandfather. Armand Hammer. Not the guy who made the soap. Now, Edward Sax is saying that San Francisco gas prices are even worse. I know my mother lives up there. And I think she's regularly paying like $7 a gallon. Yeah. That's nice. They invent baking soda, Armand Hammer. And one more thing that I got for you guys on the cut sheet. It's a big Don King is back. The world of boxing, the great promoter. 93 years old, he has some commentary on politics. Fire that one up, Phil. Love Don King. Trump can't be both bad, intimidated, or cursed. It is freedom, peace, or death. And so he's demonstrating to the American people that he will never, never surrender. And so not surrendering, they're trying to kill him. And this has been a horrible situation for us here in America to experience Trump assassination. And so I want the American people to realize, recognize and identify that this is something that we can't allow to happen. We've got to fight back just like Trump would do. And Trump says never, never surrender. And so we're not going to surrender. We're going to fight back. And even in the time of his stress of his death, he's putting his fists in the air and saying fight back, fight back, we're going to fight. So I love the man. America needs the man. America loves the man. And we want Trump to be able to. We got to support Trump because in supporting Trump, we support ourselves. And this is what we must do for this great country called America and fight for our country and our democracy and our rights. And Trump is the one who's identifying and exposing of the correctness, the corruptness, the divisiveness of this corrupt, rigged system that we're existing under. But today, the killer is dead. The one who attempted killing is dead, the shooter. And now we are going to go out and fight back to re-elect Donald Trump as our president so that we can fight this system and do what he said we will create a whole new system. We will take this system apart. Here's my papal mass, I want to thank the great Ed Nasta for hooking me up with the papal mass in 2015 in Philadelphia. I'm not going to burn this. I'm going to save this so I can remember the worst pope of all time, not my pope. I've got that ticket in my collection too. The whole reason you brought you, you went there was because you brought your mother who. Yeah, my mother wanted to see the pope. That was a wonderful thing that Ed did for her. Yes, you do. That's all I got for the country today, guys. Ladies and gentlemen, let's put your hands together for Dan Baraski, Henry Mashett, Michelle Myshette, and Phil Armquist. Of course, we'll have the movie, the mystery movie question coming up, right? Yeah, 9/20. 9/20? We still were, we're just about, did we cross the halfway point of today's broadcast? Yep, we're in the home stretch now. I'm not counting down like the moments, but I'm just putting it in. Yeah, this is a CNF. This is live. This is not highly edited. And we're doing it live. Doing it live. Now, we have, how many minutes still break? About three or four. Three or four. Um, so Don King, he lost his high hair. Well, he's not, how old is he? Ninety three. Ninety three and he's still more, more lucid than Joe Biden. Yes. Bill Clinton and a lot of these other people in their late seventies and early eighties. He sounded like his, I mean, his voice was a little bit weaker, but he didn't sound like he missed anything. And that was not written. That was top of mind. Yep. He was just batting that off and he didn't have any, I mean, you sound less lucid than he did. Well, I am. I'm a battered performer. You know what I mean? But I still say, I think my vocal quality is still the same as it was 30 years ago. You sound exactly the same. I still keep hoping that someday we are going to find that output commercial before and after that you did. Yes. Um, Dan and Henry, Phil, Phil might have heard this already, but when Tony first started out, when he wanted to get into radio, he was going to the broadcasting. American Academy of broadcast, American Academy of broadcasting. They're very affiliated with Columbia broadcasting systems or the Columbia school of broadcasting or all the other broads broadcast. The first day that he showed up, um, the South Philly kid going to temple and you were what? 17. Yep. 17 years old. They had him read an alpo commercial dog food commercial onto tape. And I sounded like, Hey, yo, are you doing your cause? Well, what's going on? I sounded like Rocky after Rocky five when he got his brains bashed in again. What was the name? I sounded like your typical South Philly Italian dude. Hey, are you doing? And then and then after he graduated, they had him, um, have the, the sound that he when I was at WFIL with a reverb doing the news. And he had taken elocution classes. So we lost a South Philly accent. He learned to speak better, all, you know, pronounce, pronounce the eight better. Um, and they used the before and after as a commercial for the school. So, so the school got a bunch of people entering. Like, Oh my God, he's went from this to this somewhere out there. I have to take some more. The original alpo commercial with his South Philly accent exists. I want to hear that so bad. I'm not going to be created for you. No, you can't even do a South Philly accent. I can do a South Philly accent. Absolutely. I can. I'm not your sister. Yeah. I don't think so. An adventure awaits you in Lancaster County. Experienced the thrill of kayaking and kayaking with. And kayaking. Chickies. Did you say hi? Yes. No, see, people get mad at me. Robin is, you know, Robin's been broadcasting business. I've weaned her from justice. Check on the street that I met. Walking in front of the studios one night in California. I put her on the air. Kayaking and kayaking. I'm just making something up. That's what happens when you watch the law. I was trying to do an impromptu news conference. Kayaking and hiking with chickies rock outfitters. Explore scenic waterways and conquer rugged trails. 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In each episode, we serve as your eyes and ears into history's biggest events. Major elections, world wars, scientific breakthroughs, but we also bring you into the smaller behind the scenes stories, the unsung heroes, secret meetings, even personal grudges that changed the course of history. Listen to and follow history this week and Odyssey podcast in partnership with the history channel available now for free on the Odyssey app and wherever you get your podcasts. Dan, Phil and Henry, and I believe Austin has helped as well. They have figured out how to go live on your X page. Oh, we're live on X. So throw up the X. Your ex viewers are also now privy to this fabulous show. And tomorrow morning, we'll be starting that right at 6 a.m. So thank you very much for working on that this morning. Give them a roaring round of applause. Yes. Ornery hounds on Twitter or access wife. Stop shouting husband. That's my church voice. I'm from Philly. It's seriously. And it's funny because my kids had the exact same reaction when they met Tony and they. And that's why I've disowned them and don't talk to her children or anybody in his family, her family. No, it's not that you don't talk to them. You just don't hear them because they don't speak louder. Meanwhile, as someone once said, big series of Phillies of course got wallop yesterday about that. They tie one on that tie people. Everybody in the city wants to run a Taiwan out of town as they got hammered by the Astros 10 nothing yesterday. And now all of a sudden the Atlanta Braves are in for four games. The last four times the Phillies will play the Braves this regular season. And the lead is now down to five because the Braves are playing great. They've won five in a row on the road. Phillies have been playing, you know, the Phillies in the Dodgers, by the way, a quick sports update before you get to the cut sheet. The Phillies and the Dodgers are the only two teams in Major League Baseball that have a 44 and 24. There's what's the record. 44 wrote it down here. Billy said a lot of the Phillies are losing the season series Atlanta's six and three in their last nine meetings with the Phillies, but the Phillies are 44 and 24 at home. Only the Phillies and the Dodgers have that, that, that great record, but the Braves are great on the road and they've owned the Phillies this year, six and three. This is the final four games that these teams will match up in during the regular season. And it's coming at the end of August in the beginning of September. So huge series and if the Phillies can get through this, you know, and they're playing some pretty good teams right now and they did a good job with the Astros until they got smoked yesterday afternoon. So the Phillies in the National League East, the lead is down to five. Are you starting to get nervous right now and football starts next week. So that's why most people aren't paying attention to stupid politics until a month from now when it starts mattering again. But anyway, well, since you're speaking of sports, Tony, we already spoke about the, um, that Philadelphia officials, 63 of them don't have air conditioning spoke about that yesterday. But the temperatures drop. So we're not having 100 degree days now. It's, but still it's insane that they can spend so much money on other things, but they can't get freaking air conditioning in our schools. It's just ridiculous. But the good news is they won't have it until 2027. Oh, great. The, but since you were on sports, the, there's a new study that shows how the 76ers proposed arena could impact center city. And both Henry and Dan would like your take on that. Well, you know, I'm not knowing that area and obviously grew up in the city grew up in South Philly. You know, that was the, I remember when it was the gallery and it was going to be the next great thing. Now, that's not a, that's a shopping mall. But then they tore it down and then rebuilt. Was it the fashion district. And that thing flopped. And I know the people in Chinatown are opposed to it. The people in the so-called Gaborhood are opposed to it. So I don't know what's going to happen with it. Do I think it's a smart idea? No, it's not convenient to get in and out of there. Center city is going to be a mess. This is just my opinion. I have no, I have no influence. Either way, pro or against it. I don't think it's necessary. This is just a, that it's speaking of vanity projects is Kamala Harris is Trump's wall was a vanity project. This is the 76ers ownership groups vanity project. Where's the latest location that it's supposed to be? It's the same place where the gallery is on market street. So they would take, they would, they would tear that down or would they do it more? No, they'll tear it down and build the condos and all this other stuff. And again, they can do whatever the Sixers want to pay for it. But you know, taxpayers are going to pay for it. People in that nobody stays in center city after six o'clock and getting to and from it. Those are my only questions. And again, I have no control over it. I'm opposed to it. Not that it matters whether I'm opposed to it or for it. I just think, I just think it's a dumb idea. This is ego. It's because it's between the 76ers, not wanting to be down there. The now renamed Wells Fargo Center. It's an ego thing. The Sixers want their own building. They got their own practice facility in Camden. And that's what they want. They don't want to share buildings, you know, with the flyers and whoever else is down there in the South Philadelphia sports complex. Obviously the Eagles and the Phillies are there. So that to me made sense. Everybody was trying to figure out where they were going to build the new stadiums until they built the two new stadiums down there where the subway ends. The road access to bridges to 95. And so when you put it in downtown while it's cool. And it's the trendy thing to do all over America. I just don't think it's a good idea. I mean, like they want to do it in the Philly area. And there's not enough room where the stadiums are now. Why not figure out a way to put it over by the Navy Yard? They're still, they're still there. Because that's exactly where the sports complex is, Robin. They want to build it in center city. They want that building. That's, that's what the six is one. It's not my idea. They're not taking suggestions or recommendations on where they should build it. I remember when RFK stadium was there. And, you know, and people were saying, what are we going to do there? You know, we're live aid and all the great events occurred when I was growing the Army Navy game used to be there. And then they finally started building arenas. You know, they built, they tore down the spectrum. They built the ballpark. They built the Eagle Stadium. And to me, that works perfectly fine for most people. Public transportation, access to bridges, access to highways. That makes sense to me center city. It sounds nice to me. Ownership. I don't really care what they do. Essentially, Ben. Hey, if you're not going to let us in center city, we'll go up to Camden. Is that something you'd support out in Camden? They're not going to put it. They're not going to put it. How do we feel about the proposal from Dan Hilferty and John Middleton to renovate the whole South Philly complex? Well, they're doing it. But it has nothing to do with the Sixers. They just want to make their own minutes. These are these are these are two sides trying to flex their muscles. You know, you got the Comcast people down at the sports complex. And then you got the Sixers organization, you know, the ownership group, which owns multiple teams and multiple sports. And so they want their own building. That's what this is about. But they don't want to share an arena. Don't you think that'll kind of force the Sixers hand if they build all these, you know, apartments, stores, make South Philly, you know, a destination and while they're just suffering in center city? Well, I just got a great tweet from a braces somebody hole. What gets finished first? The new Sixers arena, the Boulevard subway for Kamala's border wall. We may go to the phones next hour to answer those important questions. Live from Silicon Valley, it's time for the radio show with host Tony Bruno. Thanks for tuning in football fans. I'm Tony Bruno. When this week is over, the playoff picture will finally begin to crystallize. There is information. So you're unaware of what we're hearing here. Madden is a video game, a football video game. And back in the mid 2000s, they had an incredibly, so full depth there franchise mode. And they actually had a radio show that as you drafted a team, it would reflect to your players and you can listen to a radio show hosted by none other than the guy we have here today, Tony Bruno. And somehow, some way, it was relevant to the players on the teams and Tony was talking with players, coaches. Tony, how the hell did you get involved with Madden in the first place I got to ask? Well, when I moved to L.A. to start Fox Sports Radio in 2000, when you're on the air in Los Angeles in Morning Drive, a lot of lazy producers rolling out of bed and their cocaine high. Most of the talk show hosts that you've seen and the game show hosts were all DJs in L.A. Ryan Seacrest was a DJ in L.A. Casey Casey, all of those guys, Jim Lang, the guys who did the newlywed game, the dating game, those guys were all local DJs. So producers with ideas on game shows and talk shows would listen to the morning. That's how Jimmy Kimmel and Adam Corolla were doing a local morning show and that's how they got discovered and started doing the man show and all their other stuff. So I was doing a morning sports show. You never know who's listening and they called me. EA Sports called me one day and they said, "Hey, we got an idea. We love listening to your show because I was on in the Bay Area in Silicon Valley where the studios were or where their corporate headquarters were." And then they called me and said, "Hey, would you be interested in doing a new thing we're doing in the video games, Madden games? What am I going to say?" No, so they contacted me and then I contacted my agent and we worked it out. But it was easy as it looks. The amazing thing is here we are 20 years later. That's 2005. We taped it in 2004. It was Alan Michaels doing the play-by-play with John Madden during that era. And then I was doing a radio show. But the way they put it together was the most amazing thing because I would just go into a studio for two hours at a time. You couldn't do more than two hours in one sitting. And then I would just read off a list of, for example, one day I would read off a list of the names, the last names of every player in the NFL, three different inflections. So I would say, "McNab." And so they take all of that stuff. And now, again, we're talking technology that's 20 years ago and somehow they would stitch it all together electronically. And so the interviews with the coaches, they were pre-recorded. I do a lot of it here. It's incredible. The technology they were able to do this. Take a listen. That went on to Rush for 26 touchdowns in his first two seasons in the NFL. Folks, the man we're talking about running back, Edger and James. Edged, thanks for joining us today. Hey, Tony, thanks for having me on. All right, you guys obviously aren't playoff-bound, so now what gets you motivated for each game? Well, right now we're not doing as well. You know, you get shot. So this is fictional. This is talking about a fictional season here. And somehow they were able to stitch that together. It's an incredible time. Yeah, and it's incredible because I didn't interview Edger and James. So they had people at EA Sports who would go around and interview all the coaches and all the players. And most of these players knew my name, and you read and I were friends. And so every one of the coaches that they would ask the question to would say respond to it as if you're talking to Tony Bruno. So everybody would say, "Well, Tony." So it sounded like I was interviewing them live. And again, I'm not the genius who put this stuff together. It's the people at EA Sports who put these video games together who came up with this concept. Al Michaels is the same thing with the play-by-play. You know, it's tedious because I did 56 hours in the studio, two hours at a time, just to get all the things that they needed. And then somehow through the magic of not radio, but the magic of editing and digital, they put it together. So it was an honor to be a part of it, to be asked to be in the most popular video game of all time. So that was one of the advantages, I guess, of living in L.A. more people hear you and people who are in power who are like, "Hey, we need a radio guy." That's called Tony Bruno because they like the way I did my show. It was actually really similar to what we later found out when Siri was first done. It was recorded by a real person and she was talking about the same. She obviously did way more than 56 hours because it had to cover pretty much everything. But that technology of utilizing somebody's voice and having them record separate words, separate phrases, separate names, and then somehow or another digitally with AI putting it all together as one. And here we are 20 years later and you would think that the technology, obviously the AI and technology available now, would surpass that stuff and a lot of people complain that the Madden franchise, which is still blockbuster, has not come up with more trinkets like that to have something during the week. Now they can do it, as Robin mentioned, with AI, so it should be easier to do it, but it's very expensive. Yeah, I can't believe that they haven't. They've regressed. It's really, there's no depth in the Madden franchise anymore. And this is 20 years ago, so much more fun to play because you'd get so involved in it just with a emotional standpoint. Now I can recreate it for your personally, for a fee. Oh really? For a separate fee, if you want me to recreate Madden for your own, maybe I should have an only Madden page instead of an only thing. Peter M on YouTube chat says, "No, you need to do Pokemon. Pokemon go." No, I don't want to do Pokemon. I mean, who was the original Pokemon? I think Bill Clinton was the original Pokemon, wasn't he? You got to ask, though, if EA developers were to relaunch a radio show on their video game, would you be interested in doing it again? Absolutely. I see them all the time at Super Bowls because they go there and they have the tech. They actually did a scan of my head at one of the Super Bowls where it's a digital scan. So they have my face and my head in a lot of the other video games, not just sports. I'll be in the crowd at video games that are auto racing, so they have my head digitized and they use it in a lot of places. So if you're looking for where's Waldo or where's Baldo, Tony Bruno, if you look carefully, you'll see my head in many places, not on a stick and not the shrunken heads in the Beetlejuice Beetlejuice reboot. And I think because that's just woven into the fabric of sports gaming, your voice is going to be with sports gaming for the rest of time. There's emulation now that people are still playing Madden '05, Madden '06, they're still modding and they're still listening to you in 2024, so it's pretty fascinating. No, it's an eyes approach. One of the highlights of my life, and it was not something I even pursued. I was fortunate that they were listening one day and they called me and said, "Would you do it? What am I going to say?" No. My favorite comment that I've heard from several people now, including you yesterday when we were talking about this, is that one of the things that when you played it in franchise mode, Tony would congratulate you as a coach of your team that you put together on how well you were doing. So he was very encouraging, and so I've had several people that have told Tony, they're like, "Oh, my God, when I was playing you in college and I was playing Madden in college, you always were telling me how fantastic I was." And that's how I got a lot of these young people now. These are the younger gen now with 2005. What generation would that be in college now? How old would you have been to be in college? Well, 20 years ago, you were probably... So I'm 35, and I was right in middle school when that was happening. But a lot of young kids who were playing Madden in '05... So anywhere between 35 and 45 years old? I'd say 30 and 45, yeah. Right now, yeah. So they were teenagers or pre-teens, and that was before, you know, TikTok and even social media back then. You know, there was no TikTok, there was no OnlyFans, but there'll be an only Tony page where I got personalized. You know, there's Cameo, all these celebrities, charts, people, money to do greetings. Maybe I should do that to make some extra cash. I'd pay for it, to be honest. If they actually brought fun back to the Madden franchise mode, it might be worth the investment. So something might not be worth the investment, Tony, and this might have developed the same way. This is going to be CS3, Phil. Carol King was one of the Swifties for Kamala event. And gosh, guys, this was so cringe-worthy to hear. And it's so sad to see Carol King lower herself to these levels, but it's too late, baby. It's too late. So let's see, yes, three here for them. And I just want to end, because Taylor inducted me into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. She's singing my song, "Will You Love Me Tomorrow?" So I have to go. Play is going to play, play, play, play, play, play. Hey, there's going to hate, hate, hate, hate, hate. Hey, baby, I'm just going to shake, shake, shake, shake, shake. You know, and what I've seen about celebrities, the longer a celebrity has been a celebrity, the less they are in touch with real people. They have lived in that Hollywood bubble for so long. It doesn't mean that they have to live in Hollywood. But they surround themselves with sycophants that are constantly telling them what they want to hear, that they're fabulous, and that the Democrats are the only thing that they can even bother voting for or living for. And they're so out of touch, they just don't get the real world, the real people of the world. Because they don't live in the real world. No, they don't have real problems. They don't have to worry about, except for Arnie Hammer. Arnie Hammer is the only one... Well, he was forced back into the real world. He was forced back into the real world, and he's like, "Oh crap, do we have that one actually?" So this is Arnie Hammer, who, for those of you who do not know, he was a big deal on what show was he in? He's been in a lot of things. He was in that movie. As well? I don't know. I don't know. I know he's the Winklevoss twins in the social network. Okay, well... No, he's been a lot... I think the last big thing he did was that one of those compilation shows with all these different characters just pull up his resume, right? Okay, I'll pull it up and... Arnie Hammer, not Arm on Hammer. No, it's so... So Arm and Hammer are baking so big. Good looking guy. He was the it guy for a little while, and then he crashed and burned when... He was only 38 years old? Yeah, he crashed and burned when there was some kind of a... Scandal, yeah. And honestly, when I was reading his fantasies, I was like, "Okay, well that's not unusual, except for the cannibalism part." And we don't even know if that's true. There was some article that came out that implied that one of his sex fantasies was cannibalism. That's bizarre. And then his wife apparently has moved her kids for the fifth time in five years because of his erratic behavior. So it's sad to see, but when you're in the real world of Hollywood and everybody's putting you in all these movies, and then all of a sudden what happens? You know, something bad happens and you get black bald, and now he's black bald, and this is really sad. Again, the guy made a lot of money. Yeah, he did. But, you know, whatever he did, he's now persona non... He was selling time shares in where, in the British Virgin Islands somewhere. Something, and then he came back to the United States, and in California, he's hoping to get his career back on track, and then this video happened. So I've been back in LA for a couple of weeks now. This is my truck. I bought this for myself in 2017 as a Christmas gift for myself. Because I've had pick-up truck for a long time, and I have loved this truck intensely and taken it camping, and across country multiple times on long road trips. And I took it for one last road trip to Carmax. This is not an ad for Carmax. This is because I'm selling my truck. Since being back in LA, I have put about four or five hundred dollars worth of gas in it, and I can't afford it. I can't afford the gas anymore. I mean, this truck, like, kids home from the hospital, all that stuff. Amazing trips, amazing trips. But you know what? That's okay. I got a new car. It's tiny. It's a hybrid. I'm probably going to put about ten bucks of gas in it a month. And this is it. So I have to clean all of this stuff out. You know, all kinds. So, Armie Hammer, welcome to the real world. Welcome to everybody's life that has been dealing with this for the last three and a half years. And he grew up in Santa Monica. So he's a Southern California guy. And he's mentioned some of the Billy Billy Graham. He was in the social network. He's gotten Jay Edgar Hoover. He played in the biopic. He played the Lone Ranger. He played Ilya Kuyakin and the man from uncle back in 2015. Call me by your name. You got a Golden Globe for best supporting actors. This guy's been in some big, big Hollywood projects. But unfortunately, you know, because of all these accusations and his wife running away from him and now him selling his truck. And then people are pointing that inside the truck, there's like a rope. Did you notice it? There's like a bundled up rope. And people say that's what he probably used for. Because he had a bondage fetish. You know, not that there's anything wrong with that if it's consenting. But apparently he's got some quirky stuff and it happens. And somehow or another, it got out in the public, which is the bad part. Now Armand Hammer, the legendary, you know, guy who was Occidental Petroleum, that was his great-grandfather, I believe. Really? Armie Hammer's great-grandfather. Armand Hammer. Not the guy who made the, uh, the soul. Now Edward Sax is saying that San Francisco gas prices are even worse. I know my mother lives up there. And I think she's regularly paying like $7 a gallon. Yeah. That's nice. He invented bacon soda, Armand Hammer. And one more thing that I got for you guys on the cut sheet, it's a big Don King is back, the world of boxing, the great promoter. 93 years old, he has some commentary on politics. Fire that one up, Phil. Love Don King. Trump can be both bad, intimidated, or cursed. It is freedom, peace, or death. And so he's demonstrating to the American people that he will never, never surrender. And so not surrendering, they're trying to kill it. And this has been a horrible situation for us here in America to experience Trump assassination. And so I want the American people to realize, recognize, and identify that this is something that we can't allow to happen. We're going to fight back just like Trump would do. And Trump says never, never surrender. And so we're not going to surrender and then we're going to fight back. And even in the time of his stress of his death, he's putting his fists in the air and said fight back, fight back, we're going to fight. So I love the man. America needs the man. America loves the man. And we want Trump to be able to, we got to support Trump because in supporting Trump, we support ourselves. And this is what we must do for this great country called America. And fight for our country and our democracy and our rights. And Trump is the one who's identifying and exposing the commitments, the corruptness, the divisiveness of this corrupt, rigged system that we're existing under. But today, the killer is dead. The one who attempted killing is dead, the shooter. And now we are going to go out and fight back to re-elect Donald Trump as our president so that we can fight this system and do what he said we will create a whole new system. We will take this system apart. Here's my papal mass. I'm going to thank the great Ed Nasta for hooking me up with the papal mass in 2015 in Philadelphia. I'm not going to burn this. I'm going to save this so I can remember the worst pope of all time, not my pope. I've got that ticket in my collection too. The whole reason you brought you, you went there was because you brought your mother who... Yeah, my mother wanted to see the pope. That was a wonderful thing that Ed did for her. Yes, you did. That's all I got for the country today, guys. Ladies and gentlemen, let's put your hands together for Dan Baraski, Henry Mashait, Mashait, and Phil Awkwist. Of course, we'll have the movie, the mystery movie question coming up, right? Yeah, 9/20. 9/20? We still were. We're just about... Did we cross the halfway point of today's broadcast? Mm-hmm. Yep, we're in the home stretch now. Yes. I'm not counting down like the moments, but I'm just... What are you seeing in? Yeah, this is a CNF. This is live. This is not highly edited, and we're doing it live. Doing it live. Now, we have... How many minutes still break? About three or four. Three or four? Okay. So, Don King, he lost his high hair. Well, he's not... How old is he? Ninety-three. I know. Ninety-three. And he's still more... Sounds. More lucid than Joe Biden. Yes. Bill Clinton and a lot of these other people in their late 70s and early 80s. I mean, he sounded like his... I mean, his voice was a little bit weaker, but he didn't sound like he missed anything, and that was not written. That was top of mind. Yep. He was just spouting that off, and he didn't have any... I mean, you sound less lucid than he did. Well, I am. I'm a battered performer. You know what I mean? But I still... I think my vocal quality is still the same as it was 30 years ago. You sound exactly the same. I still keep hoping that someday we are going to find that output commercial before and after that you did. Yes. Dan and Henry... Phil might have heard this already, but when Tony first started out, when he wanted to get into radio, he was going to the broadcasting... American Academy of Broadcasting. American Academy of Broadcasting. They're very... Not affiliated with Columbia Broadcasting Systems, or the Columbia School of Broadcasting, or all the other broads broadcast. The first day that he showed up, the... As a South Philly kid going to Temple. And you were what? 17? Yep. 17 years old, they had him read an Alpo commercial. Alpo dog food commercial onto tape, and I sounded like, "Hey, yo, how you doing?" No cars. What's going on? I sounded like Rocky after Rocky V when he got his brains bashed in again. I sounded like your typical South Philly Italian dude. Hey, yo, how you doing? And then... Where the what up? And then after he graduated, they had him have the sound that he... When I was at WFIL, it was a reverb doing the news. And he had taken allocution classes, so he lost a South Philly accent, he learned to speak better, all, you know, pronunciate better. And they used the before and after as a commercial for the school. So the school got a bunch of people entering. They were like, "Oh my God, he went from this to this somewhere out there." I have to take some more and let's just completely correct. The original Alpo commercial with his South Philly accent exists. I want to hear that so bad. I'm not going to recreate it for you. No, you can't. You can't even do a South Philly accent. I can do a South Philly accent. Absolutely, I can't. I've not. You're just still speaking. Yeah. I don't think so. An adventurer awaits you in Lancaster County. Experienced the thrill of kayaking and kayaking with... And kayaking? Chickies. Did you say kayaking? Did I say kayaking? Yes. No. See, do not try this yourself. People get mad at me. Robin's been in the broadcasting business. I've weaned her from just a check on the street that I met walking in front of the studios one night in Colver City, California. I put her on the air. Kayaking and kayaking. I'm just making something up. Kayaking. That's what happens when you watch the law, Harry's trying to do an impromptu news conference. Kayaking and hiking with Chickies Rock Outfitters for scenic waterways and conquer rugged trails. Discover the beauty of nature. Visit discover Lancaster.com to plan your trip today. It's Kayaking Company on demand from talk radio 1210W Ph.D. and the free Odyssey app. The day that Elvis died on August 16th, you know, we just celebrated his anniversary. His death last two weeks ago and two Fridays ago. The entire southern part of the United States went, I actually drove with my wife to Graceland. Oh, did you? We made a pilgrimage to Memphis. That's of course when Memphis was still livable. Now, don't go near Memphis folks. Trust me, it's not the same place. I have a very bizarre the day that Elvis died memory because I was actually in the United States. My mom and I had flown here. I was I was visiting family. And we were driving from Northern California to Southern California. And there were huge wildfires all along Highway 5 going all the way down. And apparently we missed a barricade. And so if you've ever driven down five from Northern California to Southern California, the highways, the two directions are separated by a big gully in between with grass. And we missed the barricade where they told us you couldn't go any farther. So my mom and I are in, you know, some old Ford, no air conditioning, windows are rolled down and it's getting smokier and smokier. And all of a sudden flames are going on. We couldn't turn around because we would have been going the wrong direction on because we couldn't go down in that gully because there was fire there. There was fire on either sides. We rolled up the windows and my mom is listening to the fire report trying to figure out what we're going to do. If we can keep going, if we have to back up, whatever, and they broke into the fire report saying that Elvis had died. And I didn't even know my mother liked Elvis because she never really listened to him, but she burst out crying hysterically. And in my mind, it was associated, you know, I was like five. She did that once she first met me, but in my mind, like I associate my mother sobbing hysterically about Elvis dying. But I think it was more that she was freaked out about the fires. I had nothing to do with Elvis. Then why did you mention the story as it was like an Elvis thing, as you remember where you were, I remember where I was and I remember where they were when they were hearing you tell the story. By the way, speaking of Elvis, if you're an Elvis freak or a collectible freak, it's a big auction this weekend. Rare collectibles from music and film Gold Rings by Elvis Presley, letter written by the Beach Boys, Brian Wilson, up for auction this weekend. It's called the artifacts of Hollywood and music sale from Cruz G.W.S. auctions, 400 lots items from Prince Abigail Folger who was a coffee heiress and a victim of the Manson murders. You remember that? They're going to auction off a victim of the Manson murders? No, she was an heiress. She has some stuff. Oh, got you. Okay. She's Abigail Folger's. You know, this is nothing like the best part of waking up is not being murdered by the Manson fans. It's not being murdered by the Manson family while you're having a cup of Folgers. But anyway, the so this this whole thing is on the element of tragedy and icons, leaving ways too soon. And among the Elvis items that are up, a microphone from the performers Las Vegas residency, this one is really going to get a lot of action. And this whole bottle marked marked not March of 1977. So that might have been some of the last pills that he took were from that box. Yes. Two unique gold rings, which are estimated to sell for 35,000 to 60,000. So jewelry owned by Elvis who died in August of 77, still proving to be the one of the most powerful asset classes on the face of the planet. You know, those chains. Oh, what about the suits? I mean, I, I got to get one of them. I'm not that big. Not as big as Elvis was. I mean, I'm a little overweight, but I'm not like Elvis. Well, you know, you could fit into the sweaty Elvis was. This way. Oh, Lord. And also the first hour, there is also a outfit in which you did fit in that wasn't all this out. Yes. Yes, we're going to burn that. I'm going to go in that tape. But anyway, we got a lot still coming up. We're in the eight o'clock hour. Tony Bruno, the great Dan Barrowski, Henry, Meshette and Phil almquist, hanging with you today. And I want to know people are going to watch the Kamala Harris show tonight on CNN. Now, I don't have CNN up on the monitor, but what I saw yesterday, based on, you know, watching clips, they actually have a countdown clock. You know, when you count down to important things, they sound down to the Kamala pre taped interview in Atlanta. In fact, she's probably taping it right now. Because they've been in Georgia for the last two days, pimping for votes. We played the clip earlier of Kamala talking to these high school kids in a band camp class. And it was another word salad. And she uses her hands more. Everything is like this with Kamala. Usually it's like this with me when I see a nice little juicy booty like yesterday in the Sam's Club parking lot when I was trying to fill up my gas tank as torrential rains were falling. One thing that came through during all the heavy rain was this unbelievably smoke show Latino woman was right in front of it. Right. I mean, I mean, it was like the sun coming down on me as the great Elton John once saying. But that's what I, you know, I don't look for it. It finds me. Yes, they do. They do. And I got to say this, Robin. I mean, you're a pasty white American chick. But there's nothing like a real Latina booty is there's no better booty on the planet. I agree with not an agreement, by the way, I just want to put those not an agreement. Yeah, I can't say that you're wrong here. Yeah. No, I mean, who's this who's not an agreement? No, I'm not. No, I'm nodding. It's remaking by itself. These are facts. This isn't just a pointy old guy's personal opinion. You ask any man out there. There's someone talking about the fake. No, I'm not talking about the fake. Both talks up and the BBO implant. Yeah, the Kardashian tramps and those kind of stifosos. You don't have to make their butts look bigger because they're flat asses. I'm talking about the real real booty. Vodacious, bodacious booty. No, a bodacious is used with top tops. Oh, does anybody say bodacious booty? Isn't it bodacious top tops or can it be used in various operations? I think it can be used for any round object. Bodacious, round booty, round top tops. I have Greg pull so many cuts from this. No, I'm not going to become a flying Elvis. And now I'm not going to do it. 91LSXRS says, was it AOC, Tony? No, AOC doesn't have a juicy booty. No, she doesn't really. I mean, like a little bubble butt. She doesn't have a bubble butt. This woman yesterday had a perfect bubble butt. It was 91LSXRS. Tony has the VHS tapes. Lactating Latinas too. No, you can't say that. Dope that. Dope that. Dope that. Dope that. Dope that. Dope that. Dope that. Dope that. Dope that. Dope that. Dope that. Dope that. Dope that. Dope that. Dope that is driving in their car and driving children to school. Besides who's working right now? You think anybody's working today tomorrow? It is just about ready for school to start. No, it's not. Not in Philadelphia. No. What's the matter with you? Are they not? Are they not in school yet? No, I mean the heat adviser. I don't know if they're in today, but with the air. What's your temperature? No, I don't have the lady. I know yesterday the last couple of days. But didn't it cool off? It just tends to rise. I don't know what the hell that means. It's not going to be a temperature. Well, that's because the Kamala Harris or the Kamala Harris honks in the Philly media will be sitting there tonight. It's sweaty with sweaty palms and tingles going up and down their loins. Do you know what I'm saying? Tingling loins, you know. It's a. Girding loins though. I gird my loins every once in a while. You know what I'm saying? Take that thing out. Unhook it. No, I don't think we have. Unhook that thing. We have a couple more minutes. Do we want to talk about. One of the things that I took a total deep dive down is when Tim Waltz was first mentioned. To be the VP pick. I was like, who is this guy? I've never really heard of him before. And I found so many disturbing things that became even more disturbing when I started hearing the new phrase that they were constantly using for the for their Tim Waltz Kamala Harris political ads and stuff where they're talking about. Oh, it's so joyful. It's so joyful. It's bringing so much joy joy joy and happiness. And the deep dive I did on Mao and the Chinese Communist Party and even Hitler used it for the Nazi propaganda machine is joy and happiness. Mao Zedong had and I showed them all. Zedong put out propaganda showing the Chinese people being joyful and happy with everything that the new Communist Party was bringing them. And that the the sentence that Kamala Harris has been using for years where she talks about what is that what is it the one that she says where she says something about leaving behind. I don't know. She has all these words salads. Yeah. No, no, no. She says it over and over again where it says not look towards the future and something about leaving behind what has been helped me out there. No, I'm not building my new home in the villages. We stay away from the villages. That itself is also a Communist Party sentence directly. So Kamala Harris's father is a Marxist. He teaches or taught Marxist literature at Stanford University. He was a non apologetic Marxist. So that is her upbringing. She said she constantly talks about how much she admires her father and she was a daddy girl. And then Tim Waltz he has been to China over 30 times starting back into 80s when people weren't really allowed to just go visit China. And that means that he was allowed to go in there not only by himself, but bringing students on student trips, which means that the Communist Party allowed him to do that. So he had direct links to the Communist Party. This is incredibly frightening. I agree. And the media that's covering for this campaign, while they hide and don't have to give news conferences or speak to anybody until a weird Thursday night of Labor Day weekend pre taped interview. You know what I'm saying? Peter, thank you. What can be unburdened by what has been? That's just one of her many classics. And the unburdened by what has been. Thank you. She says that over and over and that is a Communist sentence that is a teaching and it is word for word coming out of the little red book, what Mao had like every Chinese person had to have the little red book so they knew exactly what rules to follow. Well, I have an update on some other stories that I've been following, because I actually the only newspaper I subscribe to the edition is the San Francisco Chronicle, because I like to know what's going on on the West Coast and the San Francisco Chronicle, you know, like a lot of papers. They give you $1 for six months of coverage. So I like to keep up to date because we have family and friends out on the West Coast, but the latest one I'll tell you about it in the next hour. What they're doing in San Francisco now, while everything's going to hell, while businesses are leaving even apples laying off more people. You know what they're worried about now, Robin? Something we worried about, like five, six, seven, maybe 10 years ago, statues. That's right. Statues now. White supremacy, patriarchy and colonialism. $3 million is spending in San Francisco to call the monuments, because that's the most important thing facing people in San Francisco, not the drug written streets. We'll talk about that and more still ahead, as we are filling in for Nick Cal and company Tony Bruno Miss Robin and the whole gang back in the studios in Philadelphia right here on talk radio 1210 WPHT. Start your day with Kaitlyn company week demoting six till 10 on talk radio 1210 WPHT and the free odyssey app. Not one to brag, but right now on our Tony Bruno show X page. We have 659 people listening. But guess what? Dan Labitar is adding more people. We were like a hundred viewers behind him. Dan Labitar is a national show. We're at 659 on XLO, not counting our YouTube and the Odyssey app listeners and viewers. So everybody for tuning in this one. If you are watching currently on X, what we ask you to do is to like it and retweet it. Repost it on your page. Let's see if we can beat. Oh, no, that's actually Bubba the Love Sponge. No, Bubba, Dan Labitar is at 934, Bubba talking about golf is 816. We're 659. So let's get it up to let's be Bubba the Love Sponge who I know and Dan Labitar who I know and work with. And it's not about beating everybody. It's just a fun, fun, fun, fun, fun. The thing that's fun is that this is the first time that you've been back live on X and we appreciate Odyssey allowing you to simulcast this show. Absolutely. It would be just on their pages. Correct. I've worked it out that this show and tomorrow's show and we'll simulcast even the kill show if they want to continue doing it on your X page and getting the numbers up and it's awesome and we love it. Beautiful. We thank everybody. Meanwhile, we got the great Dan Barusque. So Dan coming up in about 13 minutes from now, right? We will get you ready for the morning mystery movie clip, right? Yeah, and a big prize today, Tony. It's a pair of tickets to politics and pints with Don Trump, Jr. hosted by Dom Gerano at the Scottish Rite Auditorium callings with New Jersey September 12th. Each ticket also includes copies of letters of Trump tickets on sale, 1210 wphd.com. You've been saying that a lot lately, haven't you? I haven't memorized now yet. Politics and pints is a good mix, especially for Kamala Harris. I wonder how many pints you'll have tonight during that pre-taped interview. I would actually love to go to that. What, the politics and pints? I love callings. You know, I was once the grand marshal of the callings would holiday parade. Luigi was a grand marshal too? Really? Well, they just put anybody in that damn parade, don't they? I'm really excited that you'd say that too. Yeah, me too. That's the parade where Frank Rizzo taught me how to wave when you're sitting on the back of a burger. Let me tell you something. A lot, Frank. My buddy at ESPN, who used to be a politics reporter, before he became a sports reporter. You know what I'm talking about, right? ESPN legend. That's Jersey guy. Why? I don't know who you're talking about. No, that's Stuart Scott. No, Stuart was a friend too, and I worked with him, this great guy. Was that? Chris Berman? No. He was a local guy. He wrote for the Philadelphia Inquirer. Sal Palantonia. Sal Palantonia wrote a book about Frank Rizzo before he transitioned into sports like a lot of journalists do. You know, you start in journalism, you do reporting. Phil was a great local political reporter for the Inquirer, and then he started doing sports, and obviously sports exploded. He went to work for ESPN. He's been there over 25 years. And so Sal wrote a book about Frank Rizzo, and in that book, Sal interviews me and asks me about, you know, where did I learn, you know, how, when you're in a parade, where do you learn how to wave? Because, you know, some people do the thing, and Frank Rizzo told me that you have to, it's like you're screwing in a light bulb. So when you're waving to crowds on both sides of you, he said, just put your hand cup it like this, and then look like you're, or maybe you're reaching for a move. In other words, don't do the two-handed crazy like Tim Walts. Don't do Tim Walts. Don't do the Richard Simmons and run down like you're here. You just been called up to the stage, and you're the next contestant on the Hollywood, wherever the show is. Let's make a deal. But the reason why was so that you don't get too tired, right? Right. So it's a nice gentle, so you just go, you just slowly go from side to side, step by step, inch by inch, as the three stooges said, about Niagara Falls. You know what I'm saying? I'm surprised that Frank Rizzo would wave like Miss America, though. I thought he, you know, at least it's a cool thing. It's not, it's not necessary. It's just, it's just minimal hand movement so that your arm doesn't get tired throughout the entire parade route. Everybody try that. If you're really shaking, then after a while, you know, you're going to lose feeling in your arm. It's too a gentle, like the people don't realize that you're not really moving your hand that much. Greg is getting water border with Elvis music, so you know he's listening. Come on. I just love all this. Kimmy says, wait a minute, Kimmy says, I love Henry's voice. He should comment more. Now, is that your radio voice? No, this is my real voice. Have you done professional broadcasting before? I have not. This is my first job out of college. Really? You're just a college kid? 25 now, but yeah, I've been here for two years. Oh my God. What did you do? What did you grab? What did you wear in college for nine years? No, no. I've been here for two and a half. Okay. Yeah. So now I graduated. You never did any kind of like college radio or? No. Late night sex lines. The women looking for guys with deep voices. So he says that because this is, so Tony has sounded with this low voice since he was 17, 18. Yes. So you have that same, have you had this voice, this low voice since you were that same age? Yes. It's about middle school, honestly. Oh, you got a great lot. You know, if you have, you know, to get in the radio, it's pretty simple. People ask me all the time. What does it take to be like you, Tony? Just have a lovely speaking voice and average intelligence. That's all you're going to do. And then you'd be as your way and you move your way up the food chain. And then someday you can pretend that you won an election and you may be installed as the next president of the United States of America. It could happen to anyone. Just dream big. Either that or go into voiceover work. That's one of the things that Tony, Tony always says that if he could have had any other job besides being a radio show host, he would have liked to have been a voiceover. Exactly. Like the guy that does the movie lines. Oh, yeah, totally. Like all those trailers and stuff that the best. In a world. You know, those things. I mean, the guys who do that, they get into a studio. You know, like Jim Cutler is one of the great guys. He does all the ESPN stuff. He does a lot of voice tracks for radio stations all over the country. One of the great voice guys. And he goes in and he'll do in his house. He'll sit there and do every radio station in America's liners for that day. And then they're fresh, you know, coming up on the show. He was the voice of ESPN radio. I don't know if he's still doing their liners, but that's a guy who just, that's his job. And he's one of the best at it. And so that's a job. You know, you don't get, you don't get a lot of name recognition. But the paychecks are good. And when you're really good at it, people call you looking for you to do their stuff. You know what I mean? Oh, absolutely. And you can almost be like a niche celebrity, like the EA sports guy. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So I had that guy. Believe it or not, when I did the game, I contacted him and have him do a Tony Bruno. He's in the game. Awesome. Yeah. I had that guy do that for me. Imagine, I mean, you talk about my loins girding. You talk about chills running up and down my inner thighs. The guy, the EA voice guy said, Tony Bruno. He's in the game. Do we still have that, Robin? I have to find it. I have to do somewhere another. See, I'm not one of those guys. Like Keith Oberman has like every show he's ever done on VHS tape sitting in his kitchen. I'm not making this up. Sitting in his kitchen cabinet in his condo. No food. No food. No food. Just VHS tapes. He had like every episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000 videotape. I'm sure he's transferred them to digital, but look what I'm. Look what I'm. Look what I'm holding today. Ricky my coffee. Oh, yeah. The last ESPN show that Keith and I were on together. KO before five o'clock on ESPN through hit the 40 year friendship out the window because you had the audacity to say all lives matter. How dare you? Was Oberman always political when you were working with him or is this your son? Not really. In fact, I used to bust his chops when I was doing the show with him and I would do my segment which was called It's an Outrage. Right? It was called It's the Outrage segment. Or the Bruno Bash. That's what it's called. Bruno Bash. Bruno Bash. And I would come in and poke fun and stuff. You know, pull clips. Now everybody's doing clip shows. But I would find like the weirdest sports clips of the day. And then I'd always try to slip in some sort of political comment. And then Keith would give me a weird look. You know, because he knew. I mean, I knew he was a Democrat and I wasn't even a Republican. I was just a guy who didn't care. You know, I didn't care about politics. I mean, I always follow politics because I was a political science major and journalism. So I followed elections my whole life since I was a young kid watching JFK come up Broad Street in South Philadelphia when he was the president in the 60s when I was a young punk kid. So I've always followed politics. But teeth when he went to MSNBC. Remember, he left ESPN and went to MSNBC. He was in L.A. actually doing local sports on TV. And he was like the top sports guy in Los Angeles on television. And then he moved to Connecticut to work at ESPN. And when he was on MSNBC from L.A. I was in L.A. and I would be a guest on his countdown show all the time. I'd go into a studio in L.A. I'd do it with him when he was doing the ESPN show, the Oberman show. I would go to New York every Friday and appear live on that. So Keith has been into politics and sports and everything his entire life. He's a smart guy. But we really didn't talk politics on the show. I would dig. I would just like a little stab there. But I mean, just try to get him to talk politics. This was even before you actually declared yourself a Republican. I didn't declare anything. No, but like you were, you had been Democrat. Like you and I were both. Yeah, I grew up in Philly. Yeah. When you come out of the womb in Philadelphia, there's two things you must do. You must root against the Dallas Cowboys. And you must vote for a Democrat. That's, that's legendary. This is even before the Cowboys were a football team. 19, 19, 19, uh, what year was the last 72 years ago? Last time Philadelphia had a Republican mayor, Richardson Dilworth, 72 straight years. Democrats only, even Frank Rizzo was a Democrat. But you know what I feel? I ended the Cowboys hating the Cowboys is a birthright. When you come out of the womb and you're, and the doctor slaps you are at your butt and pulls a placenta out. Oh, the first words you hear. Pull it out. Is I hate the Dallas Cowboys. Good tradition unlike any other, but you know what I feel like, Tony? I feel like, yes, everybody, everybody had to be or everybody was Democrat, but I don't feel like I left the Democratic party. No, they left me. I feel like they left me. Exactly. And I think that there's a lot of people that are kind of coming to that conclusion that the Democrat, the party has changed so drastically. I haven't changed. I haven't changed my view. Me neither. I've been consistently common sense. Because before there was, oh, you have to identify as a political party or you're Democrat or Republican and independent. No, I've been common sense and there shouldn't be Republicans. It should be common sense party. Look at the facts that you see how it affects your life individually and then you determine what makes sense to you. You know, if abortion is the most important thing in your life, then vote accordingly. But if it's the economy, if it's immigration, if it's whether you can afford to buy food, you know, things like that. To some people, that's not the most important thing. To me, if abortion is the most important thing in your life when you vote. And you're living your life wrong. Again, I don't, you can have as many abortions as you want. I just don't want to pay for them. Simple. So question for you, then, Tony. Yes. A guy that's been, you know, public facing for as long as you have a celebrity, Keith Oberman level. A guy that goes Democrats almost lauded on Twitter. And I know you're not a woe is me kind of type. But has there been vilification that you faced after coming out as a supporter of conservative policies and such? Of course. I mean, and I don't even, it's not that I come out and say, you know, I don't even have MAGA in my account, right? I don't put MAGA and stuff like that. I just put my history for people who catch up and find me on my social media, Tony Bruno show. I don't have to post MAGA, you know, because then you have people who just, they think, you know, you know, who used MAGA? Bill Clinton said make America great again when he was running when people, you know, love Bill Clinton. And we voted for him and he was a good president, you know, even though he got sloppies under the desk with interns. You know, I don't care about that stuff. He was a good president. He wasn't peached, but then they reelected him. And so the world has changed into what we now consider bad behavior, good behavior, mean tweets, you know, the guy was a philanderer. All these people are philanderers. All politicians with power. I was a philanderer for a while, but I was divorced and I was living in LA and I was lonely and I wasn't on a Mormon mission or, you know, a mercenary. I was the guy who moved to California with a suitcase and my wife, you know, stayed behind because she didn't want to move to California. So you think I'm going to live like a monk? Like a capuchin monk? Well, you got divorced. I didn't get divorced, I was separated. Okay. And you got to keep them when you're separated as the great Governor Andrew Cuomo and his brother, Chris Promo, said, I was single and ready to mingle. You know what I'm saying? I love it. I became a man whore. I'll admit that. I became a man whore. For at least what, how many of the years that I was in LA, I was there from 2000 to 2011. My man whore day started around 2003 and then, you know, then it ended when I met Robin. My man whore era came to an abrupt end. So there you have it, a man whore update. I firstly am happy to hear that. I feel like this might come back and hit you somewhere in the near future. I didn't have two wives, I was separated, legally separated. And then divorced. And then divorced finally. Yes. And then broke after the divorce. Yes, the divorce. Well, we won't go there. This is the Kaling Company podcast from Dark Radio 1210 WPHD and on the free Odyssey app. Can you believe three and a half hours have already gone by like that? Boom. By the way, I want to play the chick from. Do we have to take a break here? No, we're good. Nope. I want to play the chick from New Jersey. Because this is local. I want like to keep it local, live, local and late breaking. There is a candidate for one of the seats in New Jersey. I never heard of her, but I found this clip of her yesterday. I wrote it down. What's her name, Robin? Sue. Not Sue, Sue, Sue, Susan Altman, Susan Altman, Susan Altman. You want to talk about delusional, lying, whiny, pathetic weasels. And I'm not, it's not because she's a woman. Because she said she spouts the same stuff that every single dude running for any political office in America right now is the lies. But I want you to listen to this clip. And I want you to, as we get ready to play this, I want you to count the edits. It's only one minute and 10 seconds. And in the one minute and 10 seconds, I want you to count how many edits she has. If you can last a minute and 10 seconds listening to this absolute moron, do we have the clip? Yeah. Hi, this is Sue Altman. And now you've probably heard a lot about Project 2025. It is 900 pages of complete nonsense. They say it's not part of the Trump agenda. It's ridiculous. It's written by Trump's own people and it could have big implications for the garden state. All right. So here we go. 900 pages. A national abortion ban is all over this thing. Medicare and Social Security on the chopping block, they want to privatize it and they want to stop Medicare from being able to negotiate drug prices. They want to eliminate the Department of Education. And with that, over 4,000 teaching jobs here in the garden state, if this threat of a Donald Trump presidency is real, then the threat of Project 2025 is real. And we need a Congress who will hold them in check. Tonkin Jr. has never stood up to people in his own party. There's nothing moderate about a Republican career politician who will do whatever it takes to get ahead in his own party. I'm Sue Altman and I'm running for Congress because I will always put in Jerseyans first, more than a party, more than extremism, more than the pressures of the media. I want to put New Jersey first. Wow. How many edits and how many lies? Well, the lies were constant from the kind of jump street to jump cause. First of all, Project 2025, I'm going to talk like that. And when you talk like that and you have to have so many edits, did you count? Henry Phil, Dan, how many edits is that? 16, 16 edits and I like when she takes the sip out of her frappuccino. And I guess she used to play college basketball or something. I don't know. She has a basketball up on her counter and she's running against Tom Kane, the former governor of New Jersey. I guess his son, she's running against him in New Jersey district seven, wherever the hell that is. How the hell can anybody vote for that? How? I'm not supporting either party. I'm just saying, watching that and watching the number of out and out flat out lies. And people are going to vote for that chick. How they get away with still saying that God has anything to do with Project 2025 when he is verbally more than once said that he has absolutely nothing to do with it. Right there be one or two things that his what he wants to do in the future has in common with it. Maybe. But for the most part, 900 pages of just wishful thinking of whoever wrote that and it has nothing to do with Trump. He's mentioned it over and over and over again. I'm embarrassed to even live anywhere near New Jersey where she represents. I want to hear from people in New Jersey on the YouTube stream on my on my Twitter screen, my Facebook, my Twitter page at Tony Bruno on at Tony Bruno Show and X. How can any seriously, again, I don't care whether you vote if you want to vote for her. But tell me if you saw that ad and we just gave her a minute of free advertising. No, but we're going to break it down. So several people commenting already on the YouTube chat room. Susie loves. Jeffy says she needs bangs like Robin. I totally agree. Yes. Like totally. Like totally. Um, Chris Forsyth says she looks heavily medicated. No, that's just all that coffee in the frappuccinos. But when the first words out of your mouth are like, uh, it was the first word. It was like when I hear a woman, I don't care. Hi, this is. By now. This is so. Upman. Hi. This is who. Upman. Like totally. That is a dude. That's a speech pattern. I know. I hate it. Um, Oh, what is it called? Like just one. Local fry. Thank you. Local fry. Yes. Do you get fries with that? You go catch up or mayo with the vocal fry. Talking about. Wow. That's that speech pattern. Wow. It's like almost like you're swallowing the words as you're trying to say them out. It's made famous in California. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Um, it's a little bit more subtle. Valley girl was like, Oh, my God, like totally gagged me with a spoon. Yes. That is vocal fry. By the way, speaking of, uh, merchandising, merchandising Donald Trump is selling trading cards with frame samples of the suit he wore during the debate and you could all one for just one thousand four hundred and eighty five dollars. I think that's a digital like it's, it's an NFT card. Right? I don't know. He did that before. Well, he's got a 15. If you purchase 15 of Trump's digital trading cards for $99 a piece, you can be the proud owner of a Trump physical Trump trading card, which includes a frame piece of the suit. He wore during the debate was so bad. Oh, yeah, it's like it's like the system. It's like the shroud of Turin. They would cut it up and sell that. Wow. Or like the, uh, the 1000 game of the, the vet where they, they cut off. Oh, yeah. Yeah. The seats when they take, yeah, they cut up the Astro turf. I think we actually have a little bit of the wooden floor from the vet, uh, from, yeah, we got it from the Sixers gave me a part of the old floor with the spectrum spectrum. Who doesn't have that? I have the diamonds from Darryl Dawkins, uh, when he pulled down the rim at the spectrum and it burst into a million pieces. Oh, yeah. The Sixers collected that and we're handing out to the media, Darryl's diamonds. I took them down to the diamond, I took them down to Sandstone Street and, uh, they switched them in the back and gave me some real diamonds because those were more valuable than some of the diamonds. Some of those dudes are selling down there. I can't, I can't believe, I can't believe Tony, what, since we're so excited, what, are we about ready to do the second half of your favorite segment? We have more cut sheet choice, choice, morsels. Got a couple of things there. Yeah. Yeah. Amber, Danny, you started to fade. I mean, you've been, you guys have been working your butts off all day yesterday. We're driving in the ram. We're going to call you back when thunderstorms, uh, yeah, we, we, we did a miscalculation yesterday, Tony. Nice. When we went up to visit the lot, well, there's these dark clouds every day. That doesn't mean we're going to have like, every day, there's always a passing shower. So we thought, no big deal. The clouds were a little darker than normal, but we're like, yeah, these poor guys are up on the roof with no ropes. And then all of a sudden they saw the storm coming. You see the lightning. Well, the first thing that gave us a clue that this might not be just a normal, um, passing shower was the wind started. Oh, yeah. You can feel it. The wind came ahead of the rain and it was whipping things around. And I was trying to pick up, uh, things that were flying all over the, the, the work site. And then we go standing inside and it's starting to rain, sprinkle a little bit. And we're thinking to ourselves, Oh, they, all the guys are safe. They're off the roof. They, they got their equipment, um, all their power tools are safe. They decided they, you know, they weren't going to be a work, it was already like three o'clock. So they're going to go home for the day. And Tony and I, we had a little penny with us, the dog, we'll just wait it out inside. The house that's now has a, has a cover over it. So we're not going to get soaking wet, but it's not totally, the roof is not totally on. The flyway will be continued. They're probably putting the plow it up right now. And, um, within five minutes, we realized that we had made a horrible mistake by trying to wait it out because we got soaked, the wind and the temperature dropped from 91 to like 72. It was the wind was going sideways. The rain was going sideways. Yeah. We posted videos on the X account. The lightning started coming like every three seconds. Okay. Um, no, this time of the year, you know, it's, it's, it's hurricane season. So you don't have to have hurricanes. We get thunderstorms because the moisture in the air, but we've had one hurricane go away from us and go up the west coast. And then there was the other one that was on the east coast and went up, Debbie, no, in Berthole or something. Oh, yeah. The Debbie went up in the panhandle and then, um, Ernesto Ernesto went up to North Carolina on the. So we get, we get, it's like if you ever go to Disney in the summer here and that's central Florida where it's hot and humid too, you know, you'll go to Disney and then every afternoon there's a thunderstorm and people, they, and they sell more than they sell those really cheap, those, those slickers, those Disney slickers because they know people are going to buy them. But a lot of people don't, when we went and we would go there and it'd be hot and humid, you felt good getting soaking wet, you know, and the rain is warm and there's no lightning, which is dangerous. You just, you don't care. You stand out there and you get wet and you cool up. So every day around three or four o'clock, there's a passing shower, there's going to be a little bit of thunder, a little bit of lightning yesterday was a lot more than a little. Yeah, it was a big one. We decided to run to the car after we realized that it was much more. And from the garage to the truck, which was parked on the other side of the street was maybe 30 feet in that 30 feet, both Tony and I were soaked from head to toe all the way down to our underwear. Yeah, shoes, socks, underwear, shirts, towels that we had in the truck. This was right when we were supposed to call you. We were going to have a leisurely call sitting in our truck. And then that then that, well, if you want to see the videos, they're on that, my Tony Bruno, it's a three part series, you know, it's like a, it's like the triple cast. So I got to ask someone that wants to visit Florida, what's the best time of year to come down in your opinion? No, I mean, it's not bad, I mean, it's hot, it was from May to November is when we have the hottest, most, because we're tropical. So you know, if you've been to like the Bahamas or the Virgin Islands or, you know, anywhere where the water is warm, the part about being where we are so far down south on the west coast of Florida is even right, right across is Miami. So if you make a straight line across from where we are all the way to Miami, you know, the climate's tropical there too in the summer, it's hot and humid. And that, you know, that causes, and I'm not a meteorologist, it causes thunderstorms almost every day. But then when you start getting to late October and November, that's when this place goes crazy. There's more people here coming from all over the world. They call them, you know, what do we call them? Snowbirds. Snowbirds. Yeah. They come down here from all over and they spend November through May here in Florida and then go back home in Minnesota. You can see all the license plates because it's the weather here is perfect that time of the year. And there it's not, it's not super cold because if you go up to northern middle floor in like Orlando, it gets chilly at night up at Tampa, it gets chilly at night. But we're so far south that it's a tropical climate. So picture yourself getting off an airplane when you're going on vacation and you know, you don't have a tan and you're coming from Philly in like, you know, May before Memorial Day weekend because most of the time Memorial Day weekend, the water is not warm enough to go to the shore. So you come down here and it's like getting off a plane. It's like being tropical. You can feel the humidity, but you also feel like, wow, I'm going to tropical vacation. I can get a tan now and go into the ocean and sit poolside drinking my time. If you will, after we lived here a year, we were acclimated, the summers don't bother us at all. No, I love it. It gets hot. Like if you were coming down here during the summer, it would be overwhelming for somebody who is not used to it. Because we always used to say it's not the heat. It's the stupidity that gets you. But after you've been here, like the winter, if you were to come down, it would be short weather for you. I'll probably be putting on a little, you know, a little sweater or something because I'll be chilly. It's your blood truly does thin out. No, Kimmy Phil is not on vacation. There will be fill time today. Yes, there will. And speaking of whether news and weather is sponsored by budget blinds, summers, a great time to brighten up the window treatment in your home. Budget blinds is your one stop shop for blinds, shades, shutters, custom drapery and motorization. Visit budgetblinds.com for free in-home consultation and the only no question asked warranty in the business. We need some Tony. I need some budget, everything, man. I need. Anyway, we'll get to that later on. But anyway, the Trump, I'm watching the video, there's actually a video of these Trump. We have to play this. We have to play this one last video, it's a Donald Trump trading card one. Do I have that poll? It's on not for you. No, I don't think it is something that Tony just said. No, it's the post, but the post millennial and who is who is the local guy. Yeah. I'll send it over to you. I use the work over at CBS radio in Philly. The post millennial is the next guy. So it's post millennial on X if you can find that. Yeah. And yeah. Oh, he's, what's his do's name? I don't know. Pozo, that's right. Jack Pacific. Oh, Jack Bassobia. Yeah. He's a Jack Bassobia. He's a Philly guy. He's a pretty stomp show for a bit. Yeah. Used to produce. He worked at, we worked at 1210. He worked at the old, all these 98 in the building. And so, but he's blowing up. And now he has, he has a pozo and he has the, the post millennial is one of his sites too. And he has the Donald Trump trading card video and you got to play it. It's just, it's just, it's so Trump and it's so ridiculously funny that it's impossible not to laugh. But, but if you can try to, you know, we, if you buy the entire collection, you also get to go to play at Don's course, President Trump's course in Jupiter. How about that? Not drops at Jupiter. No, no. That's, that's what you call it. What's the name of that group? A smashing train train train, train, that's right. That's good. Train knowledge. I'll have that clip for you after the break. We'll get that. Okay. We'll take another break. We'll come back. We'll play the Donald Trump tape. We'll get a preview of the, I have an actual preview of tonight's debate. It's being recorded right now. My sources deep with inside CNN headquarters, uh, told me that there will be one thing that you will see tonight on the debate that you only will hear about right here when we come back right here on sports, right? I was, I was, I was at sports radio on talk radio 1210 WPHT, it's killing company on demand from talk radio 1210 WPHT and the free, honestly app in his trading card collection. And if you get the entire collection, then you'll get to play golf at one of his courses, tracks, as we like to call them in our golf world down here in Jupiter, Florida. Let's go to the former president of the United States, Donald J. Trump is your favorite president, Donald J. Trump with some very exciting news by popular demand. I'm doing a new series of Trump digital trading cars. You all know what they are. We've had a lot of fun with them. It's called the America first collection, 50 all new stunning digital trading cards. It's really something. These cards show me dancing and even me holding some bitcoins. Here's the best part. I'm doing great things for my Trump digital card collectors. First, there's the real physical Trump cards purchase 15 or more of my Trump digital trading cards and will mail you a beautiful physical trading card. It's really, I think quite something. Each physical trading card has an authentic piece of my suit that I wore for the presidential debate and people are calling it the knock out suit. I don't know about that. I don't know about that. We'll cut up the knock out suit and you're going to get a piece of it. And we'll randomly fill up in five of them, a true collector's item. This is something to give you. All right, Donald. We don't mean to laugh. Your grandchildren. Number two is to purchase 75 of my Trump digital trading cards. And you will also be invited to join me for a gala dinner at my beautiful country club in Jupiter, Florida. We really have tremendous dinners with my collectors. Have a lot of fun together. We're going to have a good time. I'm keeping my Trump digital trading cards at the same price of $99 each. What? Right from the beginning. What? Only $99. Wow. It's really easy to buy. But wait. You just need an email address and a credit card or crypto. You know, they call me the crypto president. I don't know if that's true or not, but a lot of people are saying that. So don't miss out. Go to collect Trump cards dot com. Go right now and collect your piece of American history. Let's have fun together and enjoy my Trump cards. We're going to have a lot of fun. We'll be talking about it for a long time. Thank you very much. Have a good time. Ladies and gentlemen, you know what? The AI images of Trump being used on the card, they look like if Elon Musk and Donald Trump had a kid. Okay. Well, that would well, I guess men can get pregnant. So who would be the father? That's what I want to know. But anyway, it is so fun. It's it's it's just beyond funny, right? But it's you know what? You know who lives in Jupiter, Florida, right? Yes, the fabulous Vince Pappalli. Pappalli lives in Jupiter, Florida. Yeah. You'd be surprised. You know who else lives down here down in Naples farther south from us? The 76ers head coach. He lives down here, Nick Nurse. You know who else has a place in Jupiter, Florida, Villanova, two time national champion. Jay Wright lives down here. Everybody's got a joint down here in Florida. Everybody that's lose anybody, they're moving and right there, gonna be our neighbors. It's a great state. And yeah. And if you want to move down here too, we'd be happy to show you around. And no tax on tips and no state income tax. They're throwing salt in the wind there, Tony. I'm in Jersey. It's not fair. Yeah. I'm in Jersey. Taxes aren't I? I mean, come on. I mean, yeah. You have the worst of both worlds. They're high and you work in Philly where the taxes, you have to have the double dip, double dip tax. It's bad. It's bad. It's ridiculous. Yeah. Well, let's get to fill. I'm going to get to fill off because Phil's my boy. He saved our bucks the last time we were in Philly. Hey, August 29th. We celebrate the birthdays with Kyle Cook from Matchbox 20, who's now 49 and Rick Downey from Blue Oyster Cult, who's now 71. Heavenly birthday, shout-outs to Sterling Morrison for the velvet underground, as well as MJ Michael Jackson. We also lost Barry Cowsel on this day in 2005. Singles Koo, don't tread on me by Metallica in '91, privatized by Hollin Oates in '81, and personal Jesus by the Pesh Mode in '89. Albums Koo definitely may be by Oasis in '94, Keeper of the Seven Keys, Part 2 by Helloween in '88. A farewell to Kings by Rush in '77, and Kiss a Death by Motorhead in 2006. Also in 2009 on what would have been MJ's 51st birthday, nearly 14,000 people in Mexico City perform the thriller dance, establishing a new Guinness record. In '80, Valerie Bertinelli finagels her way backstage in a Van Halen show to meet Eddie Van Halen. In '66 the Beatles play their last paid show, and in '69 Elvis Presley attends Nancy Sinatra's opening night at the International Hotel. But lastly in 2019, Noel Gallagher said he wanted to start a petition to break up the Foo Fighters. The reason Taylor Hawkins, of course former drummer, now sadly gone, told a crowd during the UK Reading Festival they wanted Oasis to reunite. All Taylor, they just did. Fork Hill Company, I fell off with. "Fell, I mean nobody delivers like Phil. Nobody gives you this kind of music knowledge, deep, deep music knowledge." "Well guys, it's been a lot of fun. We want to thank everybody, Dan Baraski, working all day and all night, Henry Machette, and the great Phil Almquist who saved our lives. You know, last night a DJ saved my life on the dance floor, but Phil literally saved Robin in my life just about a month ago." "Yeah, we never found out if we got sick, hopefully he did not get sick, we never did find out from Phil." "Well we'll be back tomorrow morning, and we want to thank everybody, all of you watching on YouTube, listening on the Odyssey app, and listening live, and watching live on the Tony Bruno Show X channel. So we'll be doing it tomorrow. We'll start at 6th of March, so we'll go all four hours on the X channel as well as YouTube and the Odyssey app. Thank you so much for listening. Kathy Barnett's coming up next." "Start your day with Kale & Company, weekday morning 6 till 10, on talk radio 12-10, W-P-H-T, and the free Odyssey app." I'm Sally Home with the podcast History This Week. In each episode, we serve as your eyes and ears into history's biggest events. Major elections, world wars, scientific breakthroughs. But we also bring you into the smaller, behind-the-scenes stories. The unsung heroes, secret meetings, even personal graduates that changed the course of history. Listen to and follow History This Week and Odyssey Podcast in partnership with the History channel, available now for free on the Odyssey app and wherever you get your podcasts. "The day that Elvis died on August 16th, we just celebrated his anniversary, his death last two weeks ago, and two Fridays ago. The entire southern part of the United States went, "I actually drove with my wife to Graceland. We made a pilgrimage, yes, to Memphis. That's of course when Memphis was still livable. Now, don't go near Memphis folks, trust me, it's not the same place." "I have a very bizarre, the day that Elvis died, memory, because I was actually in the United States. Mom and I had flown here, I was visiting family. We were driving from Northern California to Southern California, and there were huge wildfires all along Highway 5 going all the way down, and apparently, we missed a barricade. If you've ever driven down 5 from Northern California to Southern California, the highways, the two directions are separated by a big gully in between with grass. We missed the barricade where they told us, "You couldn't go any farther." My mom and I are in some old Ford, no air conditioning, windows are rolled down, it's getting smokier and smokier, and all of a sudden, flames are going on. We couldn't turn around because we would have been going the wrong direction on, because we couldn't go down in that gully because there was fire there. There was fire on either sides. We rolled up the windows, and my mom is listening to the fire report, trying to figure out what we're going to do, if we can keep going, if we have to back up, whatever, and they broke into the fire report saying that Elvis had died, and I didn't even know my mother liked Elvis because she never really listened to him, but she burst out crying hysterically, and in my mind, it was associated. I was like 5. She did that when she first met me, but in my mind, I associate my mother sobbing hysterically about Elvis dying, but I think it was more that she was freaked out about the fires. It had nothing to do with Elvis. Then why did you mention the story as it was like an Elvis thing? Yes, I remember where I was, and I remember where they were when they were hearing you tell the story. By the way, speaking of Elvis, if you're an Elvis freak or a collectible freak, it's a big auction this weekend. Rare collectibles from music and film Gold Rings by Elvis Presley, letter written by the Beach Boys, Brian Wilson, up for auction this weekend. It's called the artifacts of Hollywood and music sale from Cruz GWS auctions, 400 lots items from Prince Abigail Folger, who was a coffee heiress, and a victim of the Manson murders. You remember that? They're going to auction off a victim of the Manson murders? No, she was an heiress. She has some stuff for me. Oh, got you, okay. She's Abigail Folger's. You know, there's nothing like the best part of waking up is not being murdered by the Manson family. Why you're having a cup of Folger's, but anyway, the so this this whole thing is on the element of tragedy and eye icons, leaving ways too soon. And among the Elvis items that are up, a microphone from the performers Las Vegas residency. This one is really going to get a lot of action. A pill bottle marked marked not March of 1977. So that might have been some of the last pills that he took were from that box. Yikes. Two unique gold rings, which are estimated to sell for 35,000 to 60,000. So jewelry owned by Elvis, who died in August of 77, still proving to be the one of the most powerful asset classes on the face of the planet. You know, those chains. Oh, yeah. What about the suits? I mean, I, I got to get one of them. I'm not that big, not as big as Elvis was. I mean, I'm a little overweight, but I'm not like Elvis, you know, you could fit into the sweaty Elvis. This way. Oh Lord. And also if you missed the first hour, there is also a outfit in which you did fit in that wasn't all this out. Yes. Yes. We're going to burn that. Going that tape. But anyway, we got a lot still coming up. We're in the eight o'clock hour, Tony Bruno, the great Dan Barrowski, Henry Meshette, and Phil Almquist hanging with you today. The, I want to know if people are going to watch the Kamala Harris show tonight on CNN. Now I don't have CNN up on the monitor, but what I saw yesterday based on, you know, watching clips, they actually have a countdown clock. You know, when you count down to important things, they sell out down to the Kamala pre-taped interview in Atlanta. In fact, she's probably taping it right now because they've been in Georgia for the last two days, pimping for votes. We played the clip earlier of Kamala talking to these high school kids in a bandcamp class. And it was another word salad. And she uses her hands more. Everything is like this with Kamala usually it's like this with me when I see a nice little juicy booty like yesterday in the Sam's Club parking lot when I was trying to fill up my gas tank as torrential rains were falling. One thing that came through during all the heavy rain was this unbelievably smoke show Latino woman was right in front of it. Right. I mean, I mean, it was like the sun coming down on me as the great Elton John once saying, but that's what I, you know, I don't look for it. It finds me. Yes. You know what I mean? They do. And I got to say this, Robin, I mean, you're a pasty white American chick, but there's nothing like a real Latino booty, Latina booty is there is no better booty on the planet after he just got an agreement, by the way, I just want to put those not in agreement. Yeah, I can't say that you're wrong here. Yeah. No, I mean, who's just who's not in agreement? No, I'm not. No, I'm nodding. It's remaking by myself. He was needing. These are facts. This isn't just a pointy old guy's personal opinion. You ask any man out there. There's so much talking about the fake there. No, I'm not talking about the fake both talkstop and the BBO implant. Yeah. I'm talking about the Kardashian tramps and those kind of stifozos, you know, have to make their butts look bigger because they're flat asses. I'm talking about the real real booty bodacious, bodacious booty is used with top tops. Oh, does anybody say bodacious booty? Isn't it bodacious top tops or can it be used in various operations? I think I think I think it can be used for any round object bodacious round booty round top top. I have Greg pull so many cuts from this. No, I'm not going to become a flying Elvis and now I'm not going to do 91 LSX RS as was it a OC Tony? No, I see doesn't have a juicy booty. No, she doesn't really that mean like a little bubble, but she doesn't have a bubble, but no, this woman yesterday had a perfect bubble, but it was 91 L X six years. Tony has the VHS tapes lactating, lactating latinas too. And pork. No, you can't say that. And pork me poor five or three, what, why did you say that? Pork me poor five or three, an all time legendary classic driving children to school. This is not unsafe for this is not unsafe for work besides who's working right now. You think anybody's working today for school to start? No it's not. Not in Philadelphia. Oh, what's the matter with you? Are they not? Are they not in school yet? No, I mean the heat adviser I'm not there in today, but at the end of the year, what's the temperature? No, I don't have the way. Yeah, I know yesterday the last couple of days, but didn't it cool off? It's just tends to rise. I don't know what the hell that means. It's not going to be a temperature. Well, that's because the Kamala Harris all the Kamala Harris honks in the Philly media will be sitting there right now, sweaty with sweaty palms and tingles going up and down their loins. Do you know what I'm saying? Guiding loins, you know, it's a- Guirting loins though. I gird my loins every once in a while. You know what I'm saying? Take that thing out. Unhook it. No, I don't think we have- Unhook that thing. We have a couple more minutes. Do we want to talk about one of the things that I took a total deep dive down is when Tim Waltz was first mentioned to be the VP pick. I was like, who is this guy? I've never really heard of him before. And I found so many disturbing things that became even more disturbing when I started hearing the new phrase that they were constantly using for their Tim Waltz, Kamala Harris political ads and stuff where they're talking about, oh, it's so joyful. It's bringing so much joy, joy, joy and happiness. And the deep dive I did on Mao and the Chinese Communist Party and even Hitler used it for the Nazi propaganda machine is joy and happiness. Mao Zedong had- and I showed them all, Mao Zedong put out propaganda showing the Chinese people being joyful and happy with everything that the new Communist Party was bringing down. And that the sentence that Kamala Harris has been using for years where she talks about- What is it? The one that she says where she says something about leaving behind? I don't know. She has all these words, salads. Yeah. No, no, no. She says it over and over again where it says not look towards the future and something about leaving behind what has been helped me out there. No, I'm not building my new home in the villages. We stay away from the villages. That itself is also a Communist Party sentence directly. So Kamala Harris's father is a Marxist. He teaches or taught Marxist literature at Stanford University. He was a non-apologetic Marxist. So that is her upbringing. She constantly talks about how much she admires her father and she was a daddy goose girl. And then Tim Walts, he has been to China over 30 times starting back into 80s when people weren't really allowed to just go visit China. And that means that he was allowed to go in there not only by himself but bringing students on student trips, which means that the Communist Party allowed him to do that. So he had direct links to the Communist Party. This is incredibly frightening. Yeah. I agree. And the media that's covering for this campaign while they hide and don't have to give news conferences or speak to anybody until a weird Thursday night of Labor Day weekend pre-taped interview. You know what I'm saying? Peter, thank you. What can be unburdened by what has been? Thank you. She says that over and over. And that is a Communist sentence that is a teaching and it is word for word coming out of the little red book. What Mao had, like every Chinese person had to have the little red book so they knew exactly what rules to follow. Well, I have an update on some other stories that I've been following because actually the only newspaper I subscribed to, the E edition, is the San Francisco Chronicle. Because I like to know what's going on on the West Coast and the San Francisco Chronicle, you know, like a lot of papers, they give you $1 for six months of coverage. So I like to keep up to date because we have family and friends out on the West Coast. But the latest one, I'll tell you about it in the next hour. What they're doing in San Francisco now, while everything's going to hell, while businesses are leaving, even apples laying off more people, you know what they're worried about now, Robin, something we worried about, like five, six, seven, maybe 10 years ago, statues. That's right, statues now, white supremacy, patriarchy and colonialism, $3 million is spending in San Francisco to call the monuments. Because that's the most important thing facing people in San Francisco, not the drug written streets. We'll talk about that and more still ahead as we are filling in for a nickel and company. It's Tony Bruno, Miss Robin, and the whole gang back in the studios in Philadelphia right here on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT, start your day with killing company week the morning six till 10 on talk radio 1210, WPHT and the free Odyssey app. Not one to brag, but right now on our Tony Bruno show X page, we have 659 people listening. But guess what? Oh, Dan Labotard is adding more people. We were like 100 viewers behind him, but Dan Labotard is a national show. We're at 659 on X alone, not counting our YouTube and the Odyssey app listeners and viewers. So everybody for tuning in this morning, if you are watching currently on X, what we ask you to do is to like it and retweet it, repost it on your page, let's see if we can beat. Oh no, that's actually Bubba the Love Sponge. Now Bubba the Love, Dan Labotard is at 934, Bubba talking about golf is 816, we're 659. So let's get it up to let's be Bubba the Love Sponge who I know and Dan Labotard who I know and work with. And it's not about beating everybody. It's just a fun, fun, fun, fun. The thing that's fun is that this is the first time that you've been back live on X and we appreciate Odyssey allowing you to simulcast this show. Absolutely. Just on their pages and we worked it out that this show and tomorrow's show and we'll simulcast even Nick Hill show if they want to continue doing it on your X page and getting the numbers up and it's awesome and we love it. Beautiful. We thank everybody. Meanwhile, we got the great Dan Burrusque. So Dan coming up in about 13 minutes from now, right? We will get you ready for the morning mystery movie clip, right? Yeah. And a big prize today, Tony. It's a pair of tickets to politics and pints with Don Trump, Jr. hosted by Dom Girdano at the Scottish Rite Auditorium, callingswood, New Jersey, September 12th. Each ticket also includes copies to letters of Trump tickets on sale, 1210wphd.com. You've been saying that a lot lately, haven't you? I haven't memorized now, yeah. Politics and pints is a good mix, especially for Kamala Harris. I wonder how many pints you'll have tonight during that pre-taped interview. I would actually love to go to that. The politics and pints? I love collingswood. I was once the grand marshal of the collingswood holiday parade. Luigi was a grand marshal, too? Really? Well, they just put anybody in that damn parade, don't they? You were really excited that you'd say that, too. That's the parade where Frank Rizzo taught me how to wave when you're sitting on the back of a burger. Let me tell you something. Frank, my buddy at ESPN, who used to be a politics reporter, before he became a sports reporter. You know what I'm talking about, right? ESPN legend, guys, Jersey guy. Why? I don't know who you're talking about. No. That's Stuart Scott. No. Stuart was a friend, too, and I worked with him. Yeah. This is a great guy. Was that? Chris Berman? No. No. Local guy. Coffee Inquirer. Sal Palantonia. Sal Palantonia wrote a book about Frank Rizzo before he transitioned into sports like a lot of journalists do. You know, you start in journalism, you do reporting. Phil was a great local political reporter for the Inquirer, and then he started doing sports. Obviously, sports exploded. He went to work for ESPN. He's been there over 25 years, and so Sal wrote a book about Frank Rizzo, and in that book, Sal interviewed me and asked me about, you know, where did I learn, you know, how, when you're in a parade, where do you learn how to wave? Because, you know, some people do the thing, and Frank Rizzo told me that you have to, it's like you're screwing in a light bulb. So when you're waving to crowds on both sides of you, he said, just put your hand cupping like this, and then look like you're, or maybe you're reaching for a boob. So, in other words, don't do the two-handed, crazy, like, don't do, don't do Tim Walts. Don't do Tim Walts. Don't do the Richard Simmons. Don't do the Richard Simmons and run down like you're, you're, you've just been called up to the stage, and you're the next contestant on the Hollywood, whatever the show is. Let's make a deal. But the reason why was, so that you don't get too tired, right? Right. So it's a nice gentle, so you, so you just go, you just slowly go from side to side, step by step, inch by inch, as the three stooges said, about Niagara Falls. You know what I'm saying? I'm surprised that Frank Rizzo would wave like Miss America, though. I thought he, you know, it's a, it's a cool thing. It's not, it's not necessary. It's just, it's just minimal hand movement so that your arm doesn't get tired throughout that entire parade route. So, you know, if you're really shaking, then after a while, you know, you're going to lose feeling in your arm. But if you just do a gentle, like the people don't realize that you're not really moving your hand that much. Greg is getting water border with Elvis music, so you know he's listening. Come on. Just love on this. Kimmy said, wait a minute, Kimmy says, I love Henry's voice. He should comment more. Now, is that your radio voice? No, this is my real voice. Have you done professional broadcasting before? I have not. No, this is my first job out of college. Really? You're just a college kid? I'm 25 now, but yeah. I've been here for years. Oh my God. What did you do? What did you grab? What did you wear in your college for nine years? No, no, I've been, I've been here for two and a half. Okay. So you never did any kind of like college radio or no, late night sex lines, women looking for guys with deep voices. So he says that because this is so Tony has sounded with this low voice since he was 17, 18. Yes. Now, so you have that same, have you had this voice, this low voice since you were that same age? Yes. It's about middle school, honestly. Oh, you got a great life. You know, if you have, you know, to get into radio, it's pretty simple. People ask me all the time. What does it take to be like you, Tony? Just have a lovely speaking voice and average intelligence. That's all you're going to do. And then you be as your way and you move your way up the food chain. And then someday you can pretend that you won an election and you may be installed as the next president of the United States of America. It could happen to anyone. Just dream big either that or go into voiceover work. That's one of the things that Tony, he, Tony always says that if he could have had any other job besides being a radio show host, he would have liked to have been a voiceover. Exactly. Like the guy that does the movie lines. Oh, yeah. Totally. Like all those trailers and stuff that the best in the world, you know, those things. I mean, the guys who do that, they get into a studio, you know, like Jim Cutler is one of the great guys. He does all the ESPN stuff. He does a lot of voice tracks for radio stations all over the country. One of the great voice guys. And he goes in and he'll do in his house. He'll sit there and do every radio station in America's liners for that day. And then they're fresh, you know, coming up on the show, he was the voice of ESPN radio. I don't know if he's still doing their liners, but that's a guy who just, that's his job. And he's one of the best at it. And so that's a job, you know, you don't get, you don't get a lot of name recognition, but the paychecks are good. And when you're really good at it, people call you looking for you to do their stuff. You know what I mean? Oh, absolutely. Maybe like a knee celebrity, like the EA sports guy. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So I had that guy. Believe it or not, when I did the game, I contacted him and have him do a Tony Bruno. He's in the game. Awesome. Yeah, I had that guy do that for me. Imagine, I mean, you talk about my loins girding. You talk about chills running up and down my inner thighs. The guy, the voice guy said, Tony Bruno, he's in the game. Do we still have that, Robin? Oh, I have to find you. I'm sure that we'll do somewhere another every, see, I'm one. I'm not one of those guys like Keith Obermann has like every show he's ever done on VHS tape sitting in his kitchen. I'm not making this up sitting in his kitchen cabinet in his condo. No food. No food. No food. Just VHS tapes. He had like every episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000 video tape. I'm sure he's transferred them to digital, but look what I'm, look what I'm, look what I'm holding today, breaking my coffee out. Yeah. The last ESPN show that Keith and I were on together, KO before five o'clock on ESPN through the 40 year friendship out the window because you had the audacity to say all lives matter. How dare you was Obermann always political when you were working with him or is this just not really. In fact, I used to bust his chops when I was doing the show with him and I would do my segment, which was called, it's an outrage, right? It was called, it's the outrage segment or the Bruno bash. That's what it's called. The Bruno bash and I would come in and poke fun and stuff, you know, pull clips. Now everybody's doing clip shows, but I was, I would find like the weirdest sports clips of the day. And then I'd always try to slip in some sort of political comment and then Keith would give me a weird look, you know, because he knew, I mean, I knew he was a Democrat and I wasn't even a Republican, I was just a guy who didn't care, you know, I didn't care about politics. I mean, I always follow politics because I was a political science major and journalism. So I followed elections my whole life since I was a young kid watching JFK come up Broad Street in South Philadelphia when he was the president in the sixties when I was a young punk kid. So I've always followed politics, but teeth, when he went to MSNBC, remember he left ESPN and went to MSNBC, he was in L.A. actually doing local sports on TV and he was like the top sports guy in Los Angeles on television. And then he moved to Connecticut to work at ESPN. And when Keith was on MSNBC from L.A. I was in L.A. and I would be a guest on his countdown show all the time. I'd go into a studio in L.A. I'd do it with him when he was doing the ESPN show, the Oberman show. I would go to New York every Friday and appear live on that. So Keith has been into politics and sports and everything his entire life. He's a smart guy, but we really didn't talk politics on the show. I would dig. I would just like a little stab there. But I mean, just try to get him to talk politics. This was even before you actually declared yourself a Republican. I didn't declare anything. No, but like you were you had been Democrat, like you and I were both. Yeah, I grew up in Philly when you come out of the womb in Philadelphia, there's two things you must do. You must root against the Dallas Cowboys and you must vote for a Democrat. That's that's legendary. This is even before the Cowboys were a football team 19 19. We're here was the last 72 years ago. Last time Philadelphia had a Republican mayor, Richardson Dilworth, 72 straight years, Democrats only, even Frank Rizzo was a Democrat, but you know what I feel I ended the Cowboys hating the Cowboys is a birthright. When you come out of the womb and you're in the doctor slaps, you're at your butt and pulls a placenta out. The first words you hear, pull it out is I hate the Dallas Cowboys. Good tradition unlike any other, but you know what I feel like Tony? I feel like yes, everybody had to be or everybody was Democrat, but I don't feel like I left the Democratic party. No, they left me. I feel like they left me exactly and I think that there's a lot of people that are kind of coming to that conclusion that the Democrat, the party has changed so drastically. I haven't changed. I haven't changed my views. Me neither. I've been consistently common sense. Because before there was, you have to identify as a political party or your Democrat or Republican and independent. No, I've been common sense and there shouldn't be Republicans. It should be common sense party. Look at the facts that you see, how it affects your life individually and then you determine what makes sense to you. You know, if abortion is the most important thing in your life, then vote accordingly. But if it's the economy, if it's immigration, if it's whether you can afford to buy food, you know, things like that. To some people, that's not the most important thing. To me, if abortion is the most important thing in your life, when you vote, and you're living your life wrong, again, I don't, you can have as many abortions as you want. I just don't want to pay for them. Simple. So question for you, then, Tony, the guy that's been, you know, public facing for as long as you have a celebrity, Keith Olbermann level, a guy that goes Democrats almost lauded on Twitter. I know you're not a woe is me kind of type, but has there been vilification that you faced after coming out as a supporter of conservative policies and such? Of course. I mean, it's not that I come out and say, you know, I don't even have MAGA in my account, right? I don't put MAGA and stuff like that. I just put my history of the people who catch up and find me on my social media, Tony Bruno Show. I don't have to post MAGA, you know, because then you have people who just, they think MAGA, you know, you know, who used MAGA, Bill Clinton said, make America great again when he was running when people, you know, love Bill Clinton and we voted for him and he was a good president. You know, even though he got sloppies under the desk with interns, you know, I don't care about that stuff. He was a good president. He wasn't peached, but then they reelected him. And so the world has changed into what we now consider bad behavior, good behavior, mean tweets. You know, the guy was a philanderer, all these people are philanderers, all politicians with power. I was a philanderer for a while, but I was divorced and I was living in LA and I was lonely and I wasn't on a Mormon mission or, you know, a mercenary. I was the guy who moved to California with a suitcase and my wife, you know, stayed behind because she didn't want to move to California. So you think I'm going to live like a monk, like a capuchin monk? Well, you got divorced. I didn't get divorced, I was separated and you got to keep them when you're separated as the great governor Andrew Cuomo and his brother, Chris Cuomo said, I was single and ready to mingle. You know what I'm saying? I became a man whore. I'll admit that. I became a man whore for at least what, how many of the years that I was in LA, I was there from 2000 to 2011. My man whore day started around 2003 and then, you know, it ended when I met Robin. My man whore era came to an abrupt end. So there you have it. A man whore update. I firstly am happy to hear that. I feel like this might come back and hit you somewhere in the near future. I didn't have two wives, I was separated, legally separated. And then divorced. And then divorced finally, and then broke after the divorce. Yes, the divorce. Well, we won't go there. This is the Kaling Company podcast from talk radio, 1210WPHD and on the free Odyssey app. Can you believe three and a half hours have already gone by like that? Boom. Boom. By the way, I want to play the chick from, do we have to take a break here? No, we're good. Nope. I want to play the chick from New Jersey because this is local. I want like to keep it local, live, local, and late breaking. There is a candidate for one of the seats in New Jersey. I never heard of her, but I found this clip of her yesterday. I wrote it down. What's her name, Robin? Sue. Not Sue, Sue, Sue, Susan Altman, Susan Altman, Susan Altman. You want to talk about delusional, lying, whiny, pathetic weasels. And I'm not, it's not because she's a woman because she says she spouts the same stuff that every single dude running for any political office in America right now is the lies. But I want you to listen to this clip and I want you to, as we get ready to play this, I want you to count the edits. It's only one minute and 10 seconds. And in the one minute and 10 seconds, I want you to count how many edits she has. If you can last a minute and 10 seconds listening to this absolute moron, do we have the clip? Yeah. Hi. This is Sue Altman. We've probably heard a lot about Project 2025. It is 900 pages of complete nonsense. They say it's not part of the Trump agenda. It's ridiculous. It's written by Trump's own people and it could have big implications for the garden state. All right. So here we go. 900 pages. A national abortion ban is all over this thing. Medicare and Social Security on the topping block, they want to privatize it and they want to stop Medicare from being able to negotiate drug prices. They want to eliminate the Department of Education. And with that, over 4,000 teaching jobs here in the garden state, if this threat of a Donald Trump presidency is real, then the threat of Project 2025 is real. And we need a Congress who will hold them in check. Tom King Jr. has never stood up to people in his own party. There's nothing moderate about a Republican career politician who will do whatever it takes to get ahead in his own party. I'm Sue Altman and I'm running for Congress because I will always put in Jerseyans first. More than a party, more than extremism, more than the pressures of the media. I want to put New Jersey first. Wow. How many edits and how many lies? Well, the lies were constant from the kind of jump street to jump cars. First of all, Project 2025. I'm going to talk like that. And when we talk like that and you have to have so many edits, did you count? Henry Phil, Dan, how many edits? I got dizzy after a while 16 and I like when she takes the sip out of her frappuccino. And I guess she used to play college basketball or something. I don't know. She has a basketball up on her counter and she's running against Tom King, the former governor of New Jersey. I guess his son, she's running against him in New Jersey district seven, wherever the hell that is. How the hell can anybody vote for that? Again, I'm not supporting either party. I'm just saying, watching that and watching the number of out and out flat out lies and people are going to vote for that chick. How they get away with still saying that project has anything to do with Project 2025 when he is verbally more than once said that he has absolutely nothing to do with it. Might there be one or two things that his, what he wants to do in the future has in common with it? Maybe. For the most part, 900 pages of just wishful thinking of whoever wrote that and it has nothing to do with Trump. He's mentioned it over and over and over again. I'm embarrassed to even live anywhere near New Jersey where she represents. I want to hear from people in New Jersey on the YouTube screen on my on my Twitter screen, my Facebook, my Twitter page at Tony Bruno on at Tony Bruno Show and X. How can any seriously, again, I don't care whether you vote if you want to vote for her, but tell me if you saw that ad and we just gave her a minute of free advertising. No, but we're going to break it down. So several people commenting already on the YouTube chat room. Susie loves. Jeffy says she needs bangs like Robin. I totally agree. Yes. Like totally. Like totally. Um, Chris Forsyth says she looks heavily medicated. No, that's just all that coffee in the frappuccinos. But when the first words out of your mouth are like, uh, what's the first word? It was like, when I hear a woman, I don't care. Hi. This is the old man. This is so up. Hi. This is who up. Like totally. That is a dude. That's a speech pattern. I know. I hate it. Um, Oh, what is it called? Like just one local fry. Thank you. Local fry. Yes. You get fries with that. You go catch up or mayo with the vocal fry talking about. Wow. That's speech pattern. It's like almost like you're swallowing the words as you're trying to say them out. It's made famous in California. Yeah. It's a little bit more subtle. Valley girl was like, Oh my God, like totally. Gagged me with a spoon. Yes. That is vocal fry. By the way, speaking of, uh, merchandising, merchandising. Donald Trump is selling trading cards with frame samples of the suit he wore during the debate. You could all one for just $1,485. I think that's a digital like it's, it's an NFT card, right? I don't know. He did that before. Well, he's got a 15. If you purchase 15 of Trump's digital trading cards for $99 a piece, you can be the proud owner of a Trump physical Trump trading card, which includes a frame piece of the suit. He wore during the debate was so bad. Oh, it's like the, it's like the system. It's like the shroud of Turin. They would cut it up and sell that. Wow. Or like the, uh, the 1000 game of the, the vet where they, they cut off. Oh, yeah. Yeah. The seats when they take, yeah, they cut up the Astro Turv. I think we actually have a little bit of the wooden floor from the, uh, from. Yeah. We got it from the Sixers gave me a part of the old floor spectrum spectrum. Who doesn't have that? I have part of, I have the diamonds from Daryl Dawkins, uh, when he pulled down the rim at the spectrum and it burst into a million pieces. Oh, yeah. The Sixers collected that and we're handing out to the media, Daryl's diamonds. I took them down to the diamond, I took them down the Stansam Street and, uh, they switched them in the back and gave me some real diamonds because those were more valuable than some of the diamonds. Some of those dudes are selling down there. I can't, I can't believe I can't believe Tony, Tony, what, since we're so excited, what, are we about ready to do the second half of your favorite segment, do we have more cut sheet choice, choice, morsels, a couple of things there, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Amber, Danny, you're starting to fade. I mean, you've been, you guys have been working your butts off all day yesterday. We're driving in the ram. We're going to call you back when thunderstorms, uh, yeah, we, we, we did a miscalculation yesterday, Tony. Nice. When we went up to visit the lot, well, there's dark clouds every day. That doesn't mean we're going to have like a dark clouds every day. There's always a passing shower. So we thought no big deal. The clouds were a little darker than normal, but we're like, yeah, these poor guys are up on the roof with no ropes. And then all of a sudden they saw the storm come and you see the lightning. Well, the first thing that gave us a clue that this might not be just a normal passing shower was the wind started. Oh, yeah. You can feel it. The wind came ahead of the rain and it was whipping things around. And I was trying to pick up, uh, things that were flying all over the, the, the work site. And then we go standing inside and it's starting to rain, sprinkle a little bit. And we're thinking to ourselves, Oh, they, all the guys are safe. They're off the roof. Like they got their equipment, um, all their power tools are safe. They decided they, you know, they weren't going to be a work. It was already like three o'clock. So they're going to go home for the day. And Tony and I, we had a little penny with us, the dog, we'll just wait it out inside. The house that's now has a, has a cover over it. So we're not going to get soaking wet, but it's not totally, the roof is not totally on. The flyway will be continued. They're probably putting the plow it up right now. And, um, within five minutes, we realized that we had made a horrible mistake. I'm trying to wait it out because we got soaked, the wind and the rain. The temperature dropped from 91 to like 72. It was the wind was going sideways. The rain was going sideways. We posted videos on the X account. The lightning started coming like every three seconds. It's like, okay, um, no, this time of the year, you know, it's, it's, it's hurricane season. We got that hurricane. We get thunderstorms because the moisture in the air, but we've had one hurricane go away from us and go up the west coast. And then there was the other one that was on the east coast and went up. Debbie. No, and Berta or something. Oh, yeah. The Debbie went up in the panhandle and then, um, Ernesto Ernesto went up to North Carolina on the. So we get, we get, it's like, if you ever go to Disney in the summer here, and that's central Florida where it's hot and humid too, you know, you'll go to Disney and then every afternoon there's a thunderstorm and people, they, and they sell more than they sell those really cheap, those, those slickers, those Disney slickers because they know people are going to buy them. But a lot of people don't, when we went and we would go there and it'd be hot and humid, you felt good getting soaking wet, you know, and the rain is warm and there's no lightning, which is dangerous. You just, you don't care. You stand out there and you get wet and you cool up. So every day around three or four o'clock, there's a passing shower, there's going to be a little bit of thunder, a little bit of lightning yesterday was a lot more than a little. Yeah, it was a big one. We decided to run to the car after we realized that it was much more. And from the garage to the truck, which was parked on the other side of the street was maybe 30 feet in that 30 feet, both Tony and I were soaked from head to toe all the way down to our underwear. I mean, it was socks underwear shirts and towels that we had in the truck. This was right when we were supposed to call you. We were going to have a leisurely call sitting in our truck. And then that, then that, well, if you want to see the videos, they're on that, my Tony Bruno, that's a three part series, you know, it's like a, it's like the triple cast. So I got to ask someone that wants to visit Florida, what's the best time of year to come down in your opinion? Well, I mean, it's not bad, I mean, it's hot, it was from May to November is when we have the hottest, most, because we're tropical. So you know, if you've been to like the Bahamas or the Virgin Islands or, you know, anywhere where the water is warm, the part about being where we are so far down south on the west coast of Florida is even right, right across is Miami. So if you make a straight line across from where we are all the way to Miami, you know, the climate's tropical there too in the summer, it's hot and humid. And that, you know, that causes, and I'm not a meteorologist, it causes thunderstorms almost every day. But then when you start getting to late October and November, that's when this place goes crazy. There's more people here coming from all over the world. They call them, you know, what do we call them? Snowbirds. Snowbirds. Yeah. They come down here from all over and they spend November through May here in Florida and then go back home in Minnesota, you can see all the license plates because it's the weather here is perfect that time of the year. And there it's not, it's not super cold because if you go up to Northern, middle floor in like Orlando, it gets chilly at night up at Tampa, it gets chilly at night. But we're so far south that it's a tropical climate. So picture yourself getting off an airplane when you're going on vacation and you know, you don't have a tan and you're coming from Philly in like, you know, May before Memorial Day weekend because most of the time Memorial Day weekend, the water is not warm enough to go to the shore. It's like going down here and it's like getting off a plane. It's like being tropical. You can feel the humidity, but you also feel like, wow, I'm going to tropical vacation. I can get a tan now and go into the ocean and sit poolside drinking my times. If we, after we lived here a year, we were acclimated. The summers don't bother us at all. No, I love the heat. It gets hot. Like if you were coming down here during the summer, it would be overwhelming for somebody who is not used to it because we always used to say it's not the heat. It's the stupidity that gets you. But after you've been here, like the winter, if you were to come down, it would be short weather for you. I'll probably be putting on a little, you know, a little sweater or something because I'll be chilly. It's your blood truly does thin out. No, Kimmy Phil is not on vacation. There will be fill time today. Yes, there will. And speaking of whether news and weather is sponsored by budget blinds, summer's a great time to brighten up the window treatment in your home. Budget blinds is your one stop shop for blinds, shades, shutters, custom drapery and motorization. Visit budgetblinds.com for free in-home consultation and the only no question asked warranty in the business. We need some donny. I need some budget, everything, man. I need, but anyway, we'll get to that later on. But anyway, the Trump, I'm watching the video, there's actually a video of these Trump, we have to play this. We have to play this one last video. It's a Donald Trump trading card one. Do I have that poll? It's on not for you. No, I don't think it is something Tony has done. No, it's the post, but the post millennial and who was, who was the local guy. Yeah. What's his face? I used to work over at CBS Radio and Philly. The post millennial is, so it's post millennial on X, if you can find that. Yeah. And yeah. Oh, he's, what's his do's name? I don't know. Pozo. That's right. Jack Bessiebik. Oh, Jack Bessobia. Yeah. He's a Jack Bessobia. He's a Philly guy. He's produced on show for a bit. Yeah. He used to produce. He worked at, we worked at 1210. He worked at the old night, all these 98 in the building. And so, but he's blowing up. And now he has, he has a, Pozo and he has the, the post millennial is one of his sites too. And he has the Donald Trump trading card video and you got to play it. It's just, it's just, it's so Trump and it's so ridiculously funny that it's impossible not to laugh, but, but if you contract, you know, we, if you buy the entire collection, you also get to go to play at Don's course, President Trump's course in Jupiter. How about that? Not drops a Jupiter. No, no. That's, that's what you call it. What's the name of that group, uh, training, train, train, train, that's right. Yeah. That's good. Train knowledge. I'll have that clip for you after the break. Okay. We'll take another break. We'll come back. We'll, uh, play the Donald Trump tape. We'll get a preview of the, I have an actual preview of tonight's debate. It's being recorded right now. My sources deep with inside CNN headquarters, uh, told me that there will be one thing that you will see tonight on the debate that you only will hear about right here when we come back right here on sports, right? I was, I was, I was at sports radio on talk radio, 1210 WPHT, it's killing company on demand from talk radio, 1210 WPHT and the free, honestly app in his training card collection. And if you, you get the entire collection, then you'll get to play golf at one of his courses, tracks, as we like to call them in a golf world down here in Jupiter, Florida. Let's go to the former president of the United States, Donald J. Trump is your favorite president, Donald J. Trump with some very exciting news by popular demand. I'm doing a new series of Trump digital trading cars. You all know what they are. We've had a lot of fun with them. It's called the America first collection, 50 all new stunning digital trading cards. It's really something. These cards show me dancing and even me holding some bitcoins. Here's the best part. I'm doing great things for my Trump digital card collectors. First, there's the real physical Trump cards purchase 15 or more of my Trump digital trading cards and will mail you a beautiful physical trading card. It's really, I think quite something. Each physical trading card has an authentic piece of my suit that I wore for the presidential debate. And people are calling it the knock out suit. I don't know about that. It's a good point. I'm not going to cut up the knock out suit and you're going to get a piece of it and will be randomly left in five of them, a true collector's item. This is something to give you. All right, Donald. We don't mean to laugh. Your grandchildren. Number two is to purchase 75 of my Trump digital trading cards. 25. You'll also be invited to join me for a gala dinner at my beautiful country club in Jupiter, Florida. We really have tremendous dinners with my collectors. Have a lot of fun together. We're going to have a good time. I'm keeping my Trump digital trading cards at the same price of $99 each. What? I got that right from the beginning. What? Only $99? Wow. It's really easy to buy. But wait. You just need an email address and a credit card or crypto. You know, they call me the crypto president. I don't know if that's true or not, but a lot of people saying that. So don't miss out. Go to collect Trump cards.com. Go right now and collect your piece of American history. Let's have fun together and enjoy my Trump cards. We're going to have a lot of fun. We'll be talking about it for a long time. Thank you very much. Have a good time. Ladies and gentlemen, you know what? The AI images of Trump being used on the card, they look like if Elon Musk and Donald Trump had a kid. Okay. Well, that would, well, I guess men can get pregnant. So who would be the father? That's what I want to know. But anyway, it is so fun. It's just beyond funny, right? But it's, you know, what, you know, lives in Jupiter, Florida, right? Yes, the fabulous Vince Pappalli. We should go. Pappalli lives in Jupiter, Florida. Yeah. You'd be surprised. You know who else lives down here down in Naples farther south from us? The heaven 76ers head coach. He lives down here. Nick Nurse. You know who else has a place in Jupiter, Florida? Villanova. Villanova. Two time national champion. Jay Wright lives down here. Everybody's got a joint down here in Florida. Anybody that's who's anybody, they're moving and right there, gonna be our neighbors. It's a great state. And yeah. If we want to move down here too, we'd be happy to show you around. And no tax on tips and no state income tax. There's a ribbon salt in the wound there, Tony. I'm in Jersey. It's not fair. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm in Jersey. Taxes aren't high. Come on. You have the worst of both worlds. You live in Jersey where the taxes are high and you work in Philly where the taxes, you have to have a double dip, double dip tax. It's bad. It's bad. Well, let's get to fill. I'm going to get to fill on because Phil's my boy. He saved our bucks the last time we were in Philly. Hey, August 29th. We celebrate the birthdays with Kyle Cook from Matchbox 20, who's now 49, and Rick Downey from Blue Oyster Cult, who's now 71. Heavenly birthday, shout-outs to Sterling Morrison for the velvet underground, as well as MJ Michael Jackson. We also lost Barry Cowsill on this day in 2005. Singles of Koot don't tread on me by Metallica in '91, privatized by Hall and Oates in '81, and personal Jesus by the Pesh Mode in '89. Albums of Koot definitely may be by Oasis in '94, Keeper of the Seven Keys, Part 2 by Halloween in '88, a farewell to Kings by Rush in '77, and Kiss a Death by Motorhead in 2006. Also in 2009 and what would have been MJ's 51st birthday, nearly 14,000 people in Mexico City perform the thriller dance, establishing a new Guinness record. In '80, Valerie Bertinelli finagles her way backstage in a Van Halen show to meet Eddie Van Halen. In '66, the Beatles play their last paid show, and in '69, Elvis Presley attends Nancy Sinatra's opening night at the International Hotel. But lastly, in 2019, Noel Gallagher said he wanted to start a petition to break up the Foo Fighters, the reason Taylor Hawkins, of course former drummer, now sadly gone, told a crowd during the UK Reading Festival they wanted Oasis to reunite. Well, Taylor, they just did. Poor killing company, I fell off with. Phil, nobody delivers like Phil. Nobody gives you this kind of music knowledge. Deep, deep music knowledge. Well guys, it's been a lot of fun. We want to thank everybody, Dan Baroskey, working all day and all night, Henry Machette, and the great Phil Almquist, who saved our lives. You know, last night a DJ saved my life on the dance floor, but Phil literally saved Robin in my life, just about a month ago. Yeah, we never found out if, like, we got sick, hopefully he did not get sick. We never did find out from Phil. Well, we'll be back tomorrow morning, and we want to thank everybody, all of you watching on YouTube, listening on the Odyssey app and listening live and watching live on the Tony Bruno Show X channel. So we'll be doing it tomorrow. We'll start at 6th tomorrow, so we'll go all four hours on the X channel, as well as YouTube and the Odyssey app. Thank you so much for listening. Kathy Barnett's coming up next. Start your day with killing company, weekday morning, 6 till 10, on talk radio 12-10, W-P-H-T, and the free Odyssey app. Gosh, can you believe three and a half hours have already gone by, like, that is boom. Boom. By the way, I want to play the chick from, um, do we have to take a break here? No, we're good. I want to play the chick from, uh, New Jersey, because this is local. I want like to keep it local, live, local, and late breaking. There is a candidate for one of the, uh, seats in New Jersey. I never heard of her, but I found this clip of her yesterday. I wrote it down. What's her name, Robin? Sue. Not Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Susan Altman. Yeah. Susan Altman. You want to talk about delusional, lying, whiny, pathetic weasels, and I'm not, it's not because she's a woman, because she says, she spouts the same stuff that every single dude running for any political office in America right now is the lies. But I want you to listen to this clip, and I want you to, as we get ready to play this, I want you to count the edits. It's only one minute and 10 seconds. And in the one minute and 10 seconds, I want you to count how many edits she has. If you can last a minute and 10 seconds listening to this absolute moron, do we have the clip? Yeah. Hi. This is Sue Altman. By now, you've probably heard a lot about Project 2025. It is 900 pages of complete nonsense. They say it's not part of the Trump agenda. It's ridiculous. It's written by Trump's own people and it could have big implications for the garden state. All right. So here we go. 900 pages. A national abortion ban is all over this thing. Medicare and Social Security on the chopping block, they want to privatize it and they want to stop Medicare from being able to negotiate drug prices. They want to eliminate the Department of Education. And with that, over 4,000 teaching jobs here in the garden state, if the threat of a Donald Trump presidency is real, then the threat of Project 2025 is real. And we need a Congress who will hold them in check. Tom King Jr. has never stood up to people in his own party. There's nothing moderate about a Republican career politician who will do whatever it takes to get ahead in his own party. I'm Sue Altman and I'm running for Congress because I will always put in Jerseyans first. More than a party, more than extremism, more than the pressures of the media. I want to put New Jersey first. Wow. How many edits and how many lies? Well, the lies were constant from Jump Street to Jump Coast. First of all, Project 2025. I think I'm going to talk like that and when you talk like that and you have to have so how many edits did you count? Henry Phil, Dan, how many edits did you add? I got dizzy after a while. 16. 16. And I like when she takes the sip out of her frappuccino and I guess she used to play college basketball or something. I don't know. She has a basketball up on her counter and she's running against Tom King, the former governor of New Jersey. I guess his son, she's running against him in New Jersey district seven, wherever the hell that is. How the hell can anybody vote for that? How? I'm not supporting either party. I'm just saying, watching that and watching the number of out and out flat out lies. And people are going to vote for that chick. How they get away with still saying that project has anything to do with Project 2025 when he is verbally more than once said that he has absolutely nothing to do with it. Right there be one or two things that is what he wants to do in the future has in common with it. Maybe. But for the most part, 900 pages of just wishful thinking of whoever wrote that and it has nothing to do with Trump. He's mentioned it over and over and over again. I'm embarrassed to even live anywhere near New Jersey where she represents. I want to hear from people in New Jersey on the YouTube screen on my on my Twitter screen, my Facebook, my Twitter page at Tony Bruno on at Tony Bruno Show and X. How can any seriously? And again, I don't care whether you vote if you want to vote for her. But tell me if you saw that ad and we just gave her a minute of free advertising. No, but we're going to break it down. So several people commenting already on the YouTube chat room. Susie loves Jeffy says she needs bangs like Robin. I totally agree. Yes. Like totally. Like totally. Chris Forsyth says she looks heavily medicated. No, that's just all that coffee in the frappuccinos. But when the first words out of your mouth are like the first word, it was like when I hear a woman, I don't care. Right now, this is so up man, this is so up man, like totally that is actually that's a speech pattern. I know I hate it. Oh, what is it called? I just want. Local fry. Thank you. Focal fry. Yes. You get fries with that. You go catch up or mayo with the vocal. Talking about that. Well, that's that speech pattern. It's like almost like you're swallowing the words as you're trying to say them out. It's my famous in California. That was the old valley girl speak, right? Yeah. It's a little bit more subtle. Valley girl was like, Oh my God, like totally. Gagged me with a spoon. Yes, that is vocal fry. By the way, speaking of merchandising, merchandising, Donald Trump is selling trading cards with framed samples of the suit he wore during the debate and you could all one for just $1,485. I think that's a digital like it's it's an NFT card, right? I don't know. He did that before. Well, he's got a 15. If you purchase 15 of Trump's digital trading cards for $99 a piece, you can be the proud owner of a Trump physical Trump trading card, which includes a frame piece of the suit. He wore during the debate was so bad, or it's like it's like the system. It's like the shroud of Turin. They would cut it up and sell that or like the 1000 game of the vet where they they cut off. Oh, yeah. Yeah. I think we actually have a little bit of the wooden floor from the vet from. Yeah, we got it from the Sixers gave me a part of the old floor, the spectrum spectrum. Who doesn't have that? I have part of I have the diamonds from Darryl Dawkins. When he pulled down the rim at the spectrum and it burst into a million pieces. Oh, yeah. The Sixers collected that and we're handing out to the media, Darryl's diamonds. I took him down to the diamond that took him down the Samsung street and they switched him in the back and gave me some real diamonds. Because those were more valuable than some of the diamonds some of those dudes are selling down there. I can't believe I can't believe Tony Tony, what since we're so excited, what are we about ready to do the second half of your favorite segment? We have more cut sheet choice morsels to yeah, yeah. And then he's starting to fade I mean, you guys have been working your butts off all day yesterday. We're driving in the rain. We got to call you back. We're in thunderstorms. Yeah, we, we, we did a miscalculation yesterday Tony nine when we went up to visit the lot. Well, there's dark clouds every day that doesn't mean we're going to have like every day. There's always a passing shower. So we thought no big deal the clouds were a little darker than normal, but we're like yeah, and these poor guys are up on the roof with no ropes. And then all of a sudden they saw the storm come and you see the lightning. Well, the first thing that gave us a clue that this might not be just a normal passing shower was the wind started. Oh yeah, you can feel it. The wind came ahead of the rain and it was whipping things around and I was trying to pick up things that were flying all over the, the, the work site and then we go standing inside and it's starting to rain, sprinkle a little bit. And we're thinking to ourselves, oh, the, all the guys are safe. They're off the roof. They, they got their equipment, all their power tools are safe. They decided they, you know, they weren't going to be a work. It was already like three o'clock. So they're going to go home for the day. And Tony and I, we had a little penny with us, the dog. We'll just wait it out inside the house that's now has a, has a cover over it. So we're not going to get soaking wet. But it's not totally, the roof is not totally on the flyway will be continued. They're probably putting the plow it up right now and, and, um, within five minutes, we realized that we had made a horrible mistake trying to wait it out because we got soaked. The, the wind and the rain, the temperature dropped from 91 to like 72. It was the wind was going sideways. The rain was going sideways. Yeah. We posted videos on the X account. Lightening started coming like every three seconds. It's coming like, okay, um, no, this time of the year, you know, it's, it's, it's hurricane season. So you don't have to have hurricanes. We get thunderstorms because the moisture in the air, but we've had one hurricane go away from us and go up the west coast. And then there was the other one that was on the east coast and went up. Debbie. No, and Berto or something. Oh, yeah. The Debbie went up in the panhandle and then, um, Ernesto, Ernesto, that's right. So it went up to North Carolina on the, so we get, we get, it's like, if you ever go to Disney in the summer here and that's central Florida, where it's hot and humid too. Yeah. You know, you'd go to Disney and then every afternoon, there's a thunderstorm at people that they, and they sell more than they sell those really cheap, those, those slickers, those Disney slickers because they know people are going to buy them, but a lot of people thought when we went and we would go there and it'd be hot and humid. You felt good getting soaking wet and the rain is warm and there's no lightning, which is dangerous. You just, you don't carry, you stand out there and you get wet and you cool off. So every day around three or four o'clock, there's a passing shower. There's going to be a little bit of thunder, a little bit of lightning. Yesterday was a lot more than a little. Yeah, it was a big one. We decided to run to the car after we realized that it was much more. And from the garage to the truck, which was parked on the other side of the street was maybe 30 feet, in that 30 feet, both Tony and I were soaked from head to toe all the way down to our underwear. Yeah, shoes, socks, underwear, shirts, towels that we had in the truck. This was right when we were supposed to call you. We were going to have a leisurely call sitting in our truck and then that, then that, well, if you want to see the videos, they're on that, my Tony, but it's a three part series. You know, it's like a, it's like the triple cast. I got to ask someone that wants to visit Florida, what's the best time of year to come down in your opinion? Well, I mean, it's, it's not bad. I mean, it's hot. From May to November is when we have the hottest, most, because we're tropical. So, you know, if you've been to like the Bahamas or the Virgin Islands or, you know, anywhere where the water is warm, the part about being where we are so far down south on the west coast of Florida is even right, right across is Miami. So if you make a straight line across from where we are all the way to Miami, you know, the climate's tropical there too in the summer. It's hot and humid and that, you know, that causes, and I'm not a meteorologist, it causes thunderstorms almost every day. But then when you start getting to late October and November, that's when this place goes crazy. There's more people here coming from all over the world. They call them, you know, what do we call them? Snowbirds. Snowbirds. Yeah. They come down here from all over and they spend November through May here in Florida and then go back home. So, you can see all the license plates because it's the weather here is perfect that time of the year. And here it's not, it's not super cold because if you go up to northern middle floor in like Orlando, it gets chilly at night up at Tampa. It gets chilly at night, but we're so far south that it's a tropical climate. So picture yourself getting off an airplane when you're going on vacation and you know, you don't have a tan and you're coming from Philly in like, you know, May before Memorial Day weekend because most of the time Memorial Day weekend, the water is not warm enough to go to the shore. So you come down here and it's like getting off a plane. It's like being tropical. You can feel the humidity, but you also feel like, wow, I'm going to tropical vacation. I can get a tan now and go into the ocean and sit poolside drinking my times. If you will, after we lived here a year, we were acclimated, the summers don't bother us at all. No, I love it. It gets hot. Like if you were coming down here during the summer, it would be overwhelming for somebody who is not used to it. Because we always used to say it's not the heat. It's the stupidity that gets you. But after you've been here, like the winter, if you were to come down, it would be shorts weather for you. I'll probably be putting on a little, you know, a little sweater or something because I'll be chilly. It's your blood truly does thin out. No, Kimmy Phil is not on vacation. There will be fill time today. Yes, there will. And speaking of whether news and weather is sponsored by budget blinds, summer's a great time to brighten up the window treatment in your home. Budget blinds is your one stop shop for blinds, shades, shutters, custom drapery and motorization. Visit budget blinds.com for free in-home consultation. And the only no question asked warranty in the business. We need some. Donnie. I need some budget, everything, man. I need. Anyway, we'll get to that later on, but anyway, the Trump, I'm watching the video. There's actually a video of these Trump. We have to play this. We have to play this one last video, which is a Donald Trump trading card one. Do I have that pool? It's on not for you. No, I don't think it is something the post millennial and who was who was the local guy. Yeah. What's your face? I'll send it over to you. It's the work over at CBS radio in Philly. The post millennial is the next guy. So it's post millennial on X if you can find that. Yeah. And yeah. Oh, he's, what's his do's name? I don't know. Pozo. That's right. Jack Pacific. Oh, Jack Passovia. Yeah. He was a Jack Passovia. He's a funny guy. He's a pretty strong show for a bit. Yeah. He used to produce. He worked at, we worked at 1210. He worked at the old nine, all these 98 in the building. And so, but he's blowing up. And now he has, he has a, Pozo and he has the, the post millennial is one of his sites too. And he has the Donald Trump trading card video and he got to play it. It's just, it's just, it's so Trump and it's so ridiculously funny that it's impossible not to laugh. But, but if you contract, you know, we, if you buy the entire collection, you also get to go to play at Don's course, President Trump's course in Jupiter. How about that? Not drops a Jupiter. No, no, that's, that's what you call it. What's the name of that group? Spang. Train. Train. Train. That's right. That's good. Train knowledge. I'll have that clip for you after the break. Okay. We'll take another break. We'll come back. We'll play the Donald Trump tape. We'll get a preview of the, I have an actual preview of tonight's debate. It's being recorded right now. My sources deep with inside CNN headquarters, uh, told me that there will be one thing that you will see tonight on the debate that you only will hear about right here when we come back right here on sports, I was, I almost said sports radio on talk radio, 1210 WPHT. It's a killing company on demand from talk radio, 1210 WPHT and the free Odyssey app in his trading card collection. And if you get the entire collection, then you'll get to play golf at one of his courses tracks, as we like to call him in a golf world down here in Jupiter, Florida. Let's go to the former president of the United States, Donald J. Trump is your favorite president, Donald J. Trump with some very exciting news by popular demand. I'm doing a new series of Trump digital trading cars. You all know what they are. We've had a lot of fun with them. It's called the America first collection, 50 all new stunning digital trading cards. It's really something. These cards show me dancing and even me holding some bitcoins. Here's the best part. I'm doing great things for my Trump digital card collectors. First, there's the real physical Trump cards purchased 15 or more of my Trump digital trading cards and will mail you a beautiful physical trading card. It's really, I think quite something. Each physical trading card has an authentic piece of my suit that I wore for the presidential debate. And people are calling it the knockout suit. I don't know about that, but that's what they're calling it. I'm not going to cut up the knockout suit, and you're going to get a piece of it and will randomly fill up in five of them, a true collector's item. This is something to give-- All right, Donald. We don't mean to laugh. Your grandchildren. Number two is to purchase 75 of my Trump digital trading cards. 25. You can also be invited to join me for a gala dinner at my beautiful country club in Jupiter, Florida. We really have tremendous dinners with my collectors. Have a lot of fun together. We're going to have a good time. I'm keeping my Trump digital trading cards at the same price of $99 each. What? We got that right from the beginning. What? Only $99? Wow. It's really easy to buy. But wait. You need an email address and a credit card or crypto. You know, they call me the crypto president. I don't know if that's true or not, but a lot of people are saying that. So don't miss out. Go to collecttrumpcards.com. Go right now and collect your piece of American history. Let's have fun together and enjoy my Trump cards. We're going to have a lot of fun. We'll be talking about it for a long time. Thank you very much. Have a good time. Ladies and gentlemen, you know what? The AI images of Trump being used on the cards, they look like if Elon Musk and Donald Trump had a kid. Okay. Well, that would well, I guess men can get pregnant. So who would be the father? That's what I want to know. But anyway, it is so fun. It's just beyond funny, right? But it's, you know what, you know who lives in Jupiter, Florida, right? Yes. The fabulous. Vince Pappalli. You'd be surprised. You know who else lives down here, down in Naples, farther south from us, the 76ers head coach, he lives down here, Nick Nurse. You know who else has a place in Jupiter, Florida, Villanova, two time national champion, Jay Wright lives down here. Everybody's got a joint down here in Florida. Everybody that's a lose anybody, they're moving right there, it can be our neighbors. It's a great state. And yeah. And if you want to move down here too, we'd be happy to show you around. And no tax on tips and no state income tax. They're throwing salt in the wind there, Tony. I'm in Jersey. It's not fair. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm in Jersey. Texas, aren't I? Come on. You have the worst of both worlds. You have in Jersey where the taxes are high and you work in Philly where the taxes, you have to have the double dip, double dip tax. It's bad. It's bad. It's ridiculous. Yeah. Well, let's get to film. I'm going to get to fill out because Phil's my boy. He saved our bucks the last time we were in Philly. Hey, August 29th. We celebrate the birthdays of Kyle Cook from Matchbox 20, who's now 49 and Rick Downey from Blue Oyster Cult, who's now 71. Family birthday, shout out to Sterling Morrison for the velvet underground, as well as MJ Michael Jackson. We also lost Barry Cowsel on this day in 2005. Sing as a coup, don't tread on me by Metallica in '91, privatized by Hollin Oates in '81, and personal Jesus by the Pesh mode in '89. Albums a coup definitely may be by Oasis in '94, Keeper of the Seven Keys, Part 2 by Halloween in '88, a farewell to Kings by Rush in '77 and Kiss a Death by Motorhead in 2006. Also, in 2009 on what would have been MJ's 51st birthday, nearly 14,000 people in Mexico City perform the thriller dance, establishing a new Guinness record. In '80, Valerie Bertinelli finagels her way backstage in a Van Halen show to meet Eddie Van Halen. In '66 the Beatles play their last paid show, and in '69 Elvis Presley attends Nancy Sinatra's opening night at the International Hotel. But lastly in 2019, Noel Gallagher said he wanted to start a petition to break up the Foo Fighters, the reason Taylor Hawkins, of course former drummer, now sadly gone, told a crowd during the UK Reading Festival they wanted Oasis to reunite. Well, Taylor, they just did. For 'Kill Company', I fell off with. Phil, I mean nobody delivers like Phil. Nobody gives you this kind of music knowledge. Deep, deep music knowledge. Well guys, it's been a lot of fun. We want to thank everybody, Dan Baraski, working all day and all night, Henry Machette and the great Phil Almquist, who saved our lives. You know, last night a DJ saved my life on the dance floor, but Phil literally saved Robin in my life just about a month ago. Yeah, we never found out, like we got sick, hopefully he did not get sick. We never did find out from Phil. Well, we'll be back tomorrow morning, and we want to thank everybody, all of you watching on YouTube, listening on the Odyssey app and listening live and watching live on the Tony Bruno Show X channel. So we'll be doing it tomorrow. And we'll start at 6th tomorrow, so we'll go all four hours on the X channel as well as YouTube and the Odyssey app. Thank you so much for listening. Kathy Barnett's coming up next. Start your day with 'Kill & Company', weekday morning 6 till 10 on Tark Radio 1210, WPHD and the free Odyssey app. In his trading card collection, and if you get the entire collection, then you'll get to play golf at one of his courses, tracks, as we like to call him in a golf world, down here in Jupiter, Florida. Let's go to the former president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. It's your favorite president, Donald J. Trump, with some very exciting news. By popular demand, I'm doing a new series of Trump digital trading cards. You all know what they are, we've had a lot of fun with them. It's called the America First Collection, 50 all new stunning digital trading cards. It's really something. These cards show me dancing and even me holding some bitcoins. Here's the best part, I'm doing great things for my Trump digital card collectors. First, there's the real physical Trump cards. Purchase 15 or more of my Trump digital trading cards and we'll mail you a beautiful physical trading card. It's really, I think quite something. Each physical trading card has an authentic piece of my suit that I wore for the presidential debate. And people are calling it the knock out suit and we'll cut up the knock out suit and you're going to get a piece of it and we'll randomly look at five of them, a true collector's item. This is something to give, all right, we don't mean to laugh to grandchildren. Number two is to purchase 75 of my Trump digital trading cards. 25. You will also be invited to join me for a gallad dinner at my beautiful country club in Jupiter, Florida. We really have tremendous dinners with my collectors. Have a lot of fun together. We're going to have a good time. I'm keeping my Trump digital trading cards at the same price of $99 each. What? Right from the beginning. What? Only $99? Wow. It's really easy to buy. But wait. You need an email address and a credit card or crypto. You know, they call me the crypto president. I don't know if that's true or not, but a lot of people are saying that. So don't miss out, go to collect Trump cards dot com. Go right now and collect your piece of American history. Let's have fun together and enjoy my Trump cards. We're going to have a lot of fun. We'll be talking about it for a long time. Thank you very much. Have a good time. Ladies and gentlemen, you know what? The AI images of Trump being used on the cards, they look like if Elon Musk and Donald Trump had a kid. Okay? Well, that would, well, I guess men can get pregnant. So who would be the father? That's what I want to know. But anyway, it is so fun. It's just beyond funny, right? But it's, you know what? You know who lives in Jupiter, Florida, right? Yes. The fabulous Vince Pappalli, we should go visit. Pappalli lives in Jupiter, Florida. Yeah. You'd be surprised. You know, who else lives down here down in Naples farther south from us? The 76ers head coach. He lives down here. Nurse. Nurse. You know who else has a place in Jupiter, Florida? Villanova. Villanova. Two-time national champion. Jay Wright lives down here. Everybody's got a joint down here in Florida. Anybody that's who's anybody, they're moving, right? They're going to be our neighbors. It's a great state. And yeah. If you want to move down here too, we'd be happy to show you around. And no tax on tips and no state income tax. [LAUGHTER] There's a ribbon salt in the wound there, Tony. I'm in Jersey. It's not fair. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm in Jersey. The taxes aren't high. I mean, come on. I mean, yeah. You have the worst of both worlds. You live in Jersey where the taxes are high and you work in Philly where the taxes-- You have to have a-- You get the double dip. Double dip tax. Yeah, it's bad. It's bad. Let's get to Phil. I'm going to get to Phil. Because Phil's my boy. He saved our bucks the last time we were in Philly. [MUSIC PLAYING] Hey, August 29th. We celebrate the birthdays of Kyle Cook from Matchbox 20, who's now 49, and Rick Downey from Blue Oyster Cult, who's now 71. Heavenly birthday, shout-outs to Sterling Morrison for the velvet underground, as well as MJ Michael Jackson. We also lost Barry Cowsell on this day in 2005. Singles of Koode, Don't Tread on Me by Metallica in '91, Privatized by Hall and Oates in '81, and Personal Jesus by the Pesh Mode in '89. Albums of Koode definitely may be by Oasis in '94, Keeper of the Seven Keys, Part 2 by Halloween in '88, a farewell to Kings by Rush in '77, and Kiss a Death by Motorhead in 2006. Also in 2009, and what would have been MJ's 51st birthday, nearly 14,000 people in Mexico City perform the thriller dance, establishing a new Guinness record. In '80, Valerie Burton-Elli finagels her way backstage in a Van Halen show to meet Eddie Van Halen. In '66, the Beatles played their last paid show, and in '69, Elvis Presley attends Nancy Sinatra's opening night at the International Hotel. But lastly, in 2019, Noel Gallagher said he wanted to start a petition to break up the Foo Fighters, the reason Taylor Hawkins, of course former drummer, now sadly gone, told a crowd during the UK Reading Festival they wanted Oasis to reunite. Well, Taylor, they just did. Or killed company, I fell off with. Phil, I mean nobody delivers like Phil, nobody gives you this kind of music knowledge. Dan Baroskey, working all day and all night, Henry Machette, and the great Phil almquist who saved our lives. You know, last night, a DJ saved my life on the dance floor, but Phil literally saved Robin in my life just about a month ago. Yeah, we never found out if like we got sick, hopefully he did not get sick. We never did find out from film. Well, we'll be back tomorrow morning, and we want to thank everybody, all of you watching on YouTube, listening on the Odyssey app and listening live and watching live on the Tony Bruno Show X channel. So we'll be doing it tomorrow. And we'll start at six tomorrow, so we'll go all four hours on the X channel as well as YouTube and the Odyssey app. Thank you so much for listening. I'm Sally Helm with the podcast History This Week. In each episode, we serve as your eyes and ears into history's biggest events, major elections, world wars, scientific breakthroughs, but we also bring you into the smaller, behind-the-scenes stories, the unsung heroes, secret meetings, even personal grudges that changed the course of history. Listen to and follow History This Week and Odyssey Podcast in partnership with the History channel. Available now for free on the Odyssey app and wherever you get your podcasts.