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"Her music. Bradley Blackburn, CBS News, New York. Florida governor Ron DeSantis has jumped in the race for president. I pledged to be an energetic executive that will take on the important issues. Correspondent Nicole d'antonio on desantis challenging former president Trump. The former president looms large over this race firmly atop the polls, Trump is keeping up his attacks on desantis, his nearest challenger. Ron DeSantis. Did anyone ever hear of the sanctus the sanctimonious? Among likely Republican primary voters, the most recent CBS News poll shows Trump with the lead of more than 30 points. President Biden has made his choice for who will be the next chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, CBS News military consultant Jeff McCoy on air force general CQ Brown junior. You will be the first African American to serve as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff since the late Colin Powell. This will be the first time in our nation's history that an African American holds the positions of both chairman and joint chiefs of staff. As well as the Secretary of Defense, simultaneously. Only a week left for lawmakers to agree on a bipartisan deal to raise the debt ceiling or the U.S. will default for the first time ever. House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries says all 213 Democrats have signed on to a discharge petition to force a vote. They need 5 Republicans to join them, but none have yet. Now time for House Republicans to break with the extreme wing of their party and join House Democrats to put an end to the default crisis. As the deadline looms Fitch ratings has put the U.S. on notice for a potential credit downgrade if no deal is reached. Typhoon mawar slammed Guam, Brian strohl, at the joint typhoon warning center. 155 mph is the current intensity. So it has restraints in since moving off of Guam. And the Florida Panthers are heading to their first Stanley Cup final since 1996 after a clean sweep of the Carolina hurricanes. Matthew kuchuk was the hero once again scoring with 4.3 seconds left in regulation. This is CBS
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Biden tapping Gen. Charles Brown for chairman of the Joint Chiefs
"Name C cubed Brown junior as the next joint chiefs of staff chairman, Brown already made history as the first black man to be the air force's top officer, and he'd be the second black chairman after Colin Powell 30 years ago. Brown is a career at 16 pilot, with deep experience in shaping U.S. defenses to meet China's rise after leaving Pacific air forces. Mark milley's second term as joined chiefs chair ends in October, and it Brown is confirmed to replace him. It would mark the first time, both The Pentagon's top civilian and uniform positions are
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Biden picks Air Force general as next Joint Chiefs chairman
"President Biden is picking a history making general as the nation's next top military officer. Officials say the president's tabbing Charles Brown junior as the next joint chiefs of staff chairman, Brown, who goes by cq is currently the air force's chief, the first black officer to lead any military branch. He would now be just the second black joint chiefs chairman after Colin Powell 30 years ago. This would also mark the first time both The Pentagon's top civilian and uniform positions are held by African Americans, with brown joining defense secretary Lloyd Austin. Brown's a fighter pilot with deep experience encountering China if confirmed he'd replace the retiring Mark milley as chairman. Sagar Meghani, Washington.
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"charles brown" Discussed on WTOP
"Whole new subsidiary of banking director. This is WTO P news. And three 52, a scary scene at a northwest D.C. apartment building this morning. As fire broke out in the stairwell of the building, one resident has life threatening injuries, other residents were prevented from evacuating because fire blocked a stairwell between the third and fourth floors. D.C. fire and EMS spokesperson, Vito maggiolo says when firefighters arrived, they saw smoke pouring from the 5 story building and saw several residents in the Windows clearly in distress, crews rescued some of those occupants using ladders as they worked to put out the fire, which engulfed an entire apartment unit on the fourth floor. Some people were forced to shelter in place while the smoke subsided. There's no word on how many residents could be displaced by the fire were the extent of the damage. A woman is dead and three others hurt after a crash in Howard county last night. Police say it happened just before midnight when a Chevrolet traveling in the wrong direction on Rogers avenue hit a Toyota. A woman riding in the Toyota died at the scene. The driver and another passenger in that Toyota, a man and a woman were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. The man driving the Chevy was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. The crash closed Rogers avenue near route 29 for 5 hours overnight. When the school year starts next fall, two elementary schools in loudoun county will host a dual language immersion program. The plan is to have two kindergarten classes per school learning Spanish and English simultaneously, one class will learn in English and the other in Spanish and then halfway through the day the teachers will switch. That means kindergartners will learn to read, write and do math in both languages. Potomac elementary school and Sanders corner elementary school will be the first to host the program. He earned a Tony nomination portraying Smokey Robinson and Motown the musical. Today he brings smokey and me to the Weinberg center in Frederick Maryland. Whenever he comes to the show, I've come to greet him and he'd open his arms and put on his big smokey smile and say, hey me. Charles Brown says the first half of the show chronicles smoky's career. Smoky
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"charles brown" Discussed on WTOP
"Of smoky songs that he not only performed himself with the miracles, but also as long as he wrote for other people like the temptations, Charles Brown says the first half of the show chronicles smoky career. I do shop around. You really gotta hold on me. My girl, oh baby baby. Tracks in my tears. And tears of a clown. The second half of the show, chronicles his own personal journey. I walked into my audition room, there sits the director Charles Randolph Wright and mister Barry Gordy himself, I put on my smoky voice and say, hey, my name is Charles Brown. And Barry Gordon took one look at me. He's like, boy, I showed you hope you can sing. I sang you really gotta hold on me and I've been involved in the show ever since that moment. Here are full chat on my podcast beyond the fame. Jason frilly WTO be news. Money news at 25 N 55. This is a Bloomberg, money minute. Used car stellar CarMax recently sent chills through the industry with this report of falling vehicle sales and its warning that buyers face affordability challenges. The resale market can indicate where demand for new cars is heading, but it could be a while before carmaker has reached that off ramp. The one good thing about new vehicle interest rates is that a lot of times there is some sort of subsidy from automakers in the form of an incentive. Jessica Caldwell of Edmonds says carmakers could be more generous with those incentives like the 0% for 60 months or 72 months. That was once very common is pretty much unheard of these days and Michelle krebs of Cox automotive says carmakers have other unused tools in their affordability toolbox. They could stop charging over list price, that premium could go away. Carmakers just haven't had to. And for many months, we're trying to get buyers to tap the brakes because they could not produce enough vehicles to meet demand. From the Bloomberg newsroom, I'm Tracy John key on WTO. Just to hit a Halloween celebration turns into a deadly stampede in South Korea, ten 56. At progressive, you can get 24/7 protection, even if you break the spacetime continuum. We did it. We've time traveled to yesterday. Wait, progressive covers us 24/7, but we just created an 8 day week, and
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"charles brown" Discussed on WTOP
"Section of our website WTO P dot com. And soccer, the NWSL championship game was last night at Audi field as Portland, short circuited Kansas City to nothing, the words winning their third championship as the current were playing in their first championship game for the first time and their two year existence. Jay Brooks WTO P sports. The top stories were following for you today on WTO, the Marine Corps marathon is underway, its course runs through D.C. and Virginia. This is the first in person Marine Corps marathon in three years. Lots of roads are closed and we're keeping tabs on it in traffic on the 8s. Virginia governor Glenn youngkin is sidestepping calls for him to apologize for comments he made referencing the attack on House speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband. Some kindergartners in loudoun county will be learning in both English and Spanish as part of a new program. Stay with WTO for more on these stories in just minutes. His 2013 role as Smokey Robinson in Motown the musical earned a Tony nod, today he brings smokey and me to the Weinberg center in Frederick Maryland. It's a celebration of smokey songs that he not only performed himself with the miracles, but also songs that he wrote for other people, like the temptations, Charles Brown says the first half of the show chronicles smokies career. I do shop around. You really gotta hold on me. My girl, oh baby baby. Tracks to my tears. And tears of a clown. The second half of the show chronicles his own personal journey. I walked into my audition room, there sits the director Charles Randolph Wright and mister Berry Gordy himself. I put on my smoky voice and say, hey, my name is Charles Brown. And Barry Gordon took one look at me. He's like, boy, I sure do hope you can sing. I sang you really gotta hold on me and I've been involved in the show ever since that moment. Here are full chat on my podcast beyond the fame. Jason WTO news. 8 48. That was traffic
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"charles brown" Discussed on WTOP
"Phil coming in at 60, 57 in Fredericksburg in Easton, 61 as we head to near 70. WTO ten 41. Big crowds turned out in DuPont circle last night for the 35th annual high heel race along two blocks of 17th street, but crowd between P and R streets laughed and cheered and leaned in with cell phones to take pictures of willing subjects the costumed drag queens. I mean, I'm here to have photographs taken. Also just enjoy myself. The men wore glamorous gowns and Buffon wigs, and platform shoes with heels 8 inches and higher. My boyfriend here, it's the first time wearing heels, and he was like, why do people find these comfortable? And I said, oh honey, they don't. The crowds loved it as the men in high heels sprinted two blocks. A tradition that's grown to even include a small parade in the neighborhood. In DuPont circle, particularly on WTO P news. While his 2013 role as Smokey Robinson and Motown the musical earned him a Tony nod. And on Sunday he brings smokey in me to the Weinberg center in Frederick Maryland. The celebration of smoky songs that he not only performed himself with the miracles, but also songs that he wrote for other people like the temptations. Charles Brown says the first half of the show chronicles smoky career. I do shop around. You really gotta hold on me. My girl, oh baby baby. Tracks in my tears and tears of a clown. The second half of the show, chronicles his own personal journey. I walked into my audition room, there sits the director Charles Randolph Wright and mister Berry Gordy himself, I put on my smoky voice and say, hey, my name is Charles Brown. And Barry Gordon took one look at me. He's like, boy, I sure do hope you can sing. I sang you really gotta hold on me and I've been involved in the show ever since that moment. Here are full channel my podcast beyond the fame. Jason fraile WTO be news. Kia, recalling more than 70,002 1008 and 2009 model year, sportage vehicles. They had been previously been recalled in 2016 for fire risks. The company now advising owners to park those cars outside until repairs are done. Kia says the recall is currently the fix is currently under development, but that a fire could occur while the car is parked or while driving. There have been 8 vehicle fires and 15 melting and damage incidents since 2017. The company expects to notify owners by mail of the recall later this year. Stick around for sports, headed your way next ten 43. Everything I know about marijuana. I learned back when me and my Friends had mullets. Yeah, I guess I got some catching up to do. And I'm curious about medical marijuana. It's legal in my state. I think, but is it right for me? Where can I get reliable professional answers to my questions? The answer to that
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"charles brown" Discussed on WTOP
". The celebration of smokey's songs that he not only performed himself with the miracles, but also songs that he wrote for other people like the temptations. Charles Brown says the first half of the show chronicled smoky career. I do shop around. You really gotta hold on me. My girl, oh baby baby. Tracks of my tears. And tears of a clown. The second half of the show chronicles his own personal journey. I walked into my audition room, there sits the director Charles Randolph Wright and mister Barry Gordy himself, I put on my smoky voice and say, hey, my name is Charles Brown. And Barry Gordon took one look at me. He's like, boy, I sure do hope you can sing. I sang you really gotta hold on me and I've been involved in the show ever since that moment. Here are full chat on my podcast beyond the fame. Jason WTO news. Money news of 25 and 55, the number of American households that did not have a checking or savings account fell last year to the lowest level in more than a decade. Just four and a half percent of U.S. households were considered unbanked in 2021. A new report from the federal deposit insurance corporation, a banking regulator, says this is in part due to people opening up accounts to get financial help during the pandemic. About 45% of households have some kind of government financial assistance after March of 2020. Chipotle reported a better than expected quarterly earnings net sales, rose nearly 14% compared to last year, surprising analysts who thought the chain's latest round of menu price hikes would slow growth. Chipotle raised prices for the third time in under two years over the summer, bringing them up 13% from 2021, like other restaurant groups, chipotle has been bumping up prices because it's paying more for ingredients. The number of lower income customers at the restaurants dipped, but the company's CEO says most of its consumers are from a higher income bracket. Money news sponsored by Maryland health connection dot gov. You never know what life will throw your way. Maryland health connection can help you find a low cost quality health plan that covers doctor visits, mental health services, and more. Visit Maryland health connection dot gov today. Coming up after traffic and weather, a key state where early voting is at record levels
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"charles brown" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Last week, so playing it on behalf of the anniversary of his birth. But yeah, Roy Rogers put it out in 1996 and I know nothing else about Roy Rogers other than I loved the way he did build for comfort. All right, now Wesley just called and I was I was doing a little looking here. And there's a website, two chairs, no waiting that's TWO chairs, no waiting dot com. And on episode three 70, and this is on YouTube as well. Earl Hagen and the music of mayberry. So you might get some information on that. He, Earl is the guy who created the background music in every episode, including the one that Wesley likes. And unfortunately, I'm almost positive that that's not a song. That was what he'd do for each episode, and they'd be little snippets. And I don't know that there is any recording of all the all the pieces. But there's a number of people who've written who like, you know, like the little pieces that are played during sad or melancholic, scenes, or what have you. And so that's what that is. And you may be able to find something that will have that clip, but I don't think you're going to find a whole song because I am 99.9% sure it does not exist. But check out two chairs, no waiting. And you can go to just YouTube and check out episode three 70 Earl Hagen and the music of mayberry. And I haven't listened to the whole thing, of course, because I'm talking to you, but I just came across it, and that might be something that will be of interest. All right, so Gary and Austin, what's up? Well, hey, rally, how you doing? All right, how about yourself? Hanging in. I was talking about Christmas stations and I remember this happened. I don't know. Maybe 15 years ago, maybe I was at a sandwich shop a national one. I believe these to show $5 foot long is the one I would add. They always have radios on them that store. And I was waiting to pay for my sandwiches. The woman who, I guess she was a manager of the store and she just started, she said, well, I changed the station because I didn't want to hear that Christmas music. And she put an expletive in there. That's interesting. I don't know, anybody who likes it, but I know, I mean, I've known I read about how successful those stations are to do it, but I'm trying to find people with listen. Well, so am I, these are the pod people, you know, these are people in all the mcmansions where we've never actually seen them. I think so, that must be it. Yeah. And I will say I'm happy that I have not heard grandma got run over by a rain deer to, oh, since the early 2000s, I've been able to avoid it. I was in a vehicle where they were listening to it, but it was the end and you can't count that one, but when radio listening, it's one that I don't know if they test this stuff. I tend to doubt it or they would have stopped playing gala PB a while ago. You know, I can't imagine that that's high on anybody's list. So I have no earthly idea, but I know that other than the fact that the ratings reflect it, we then have to get into the spiritual discussion about whether these are placeholders or real people with souls. I don't know. Yeah, I mean, if they put in a white Christmas by the drifters or was it Charles the Charles Brown song was Merry Christmas darling? If it does, and there maybe I'd be a little happy. Well, yeah, but they have to take out that Phil Spector album. They just have to. We've heard it all enough. We're done. We don't need to hear it. Never. Ever. You know, he didn't really sit when he recorded it in 63 because of Kennedy's death while he would have done us all a favor. If he never released it, I agree with that, but it was so cool to hear the history of bedlam. And I was fascinating. Oh yeah. I'm depending on Scotty to find out about that record with the calls. But yeah, I went online. And of course, the problem with a lot of these venues and even a lot of the early television shows that had any African American dancers at all is no one could afford two inch real to real video tape. So there's no preservation of it. Right. And unfortunately you'll read about it, but you won't see it. And that sort of thing. I've heard you talk about the one in Philly. Oh yeah, that was so good. It's really interesting to see tapes of that. Yeah, Mitch Thomas is just great. Promise mister Thomas moretta diller was this theme song. And I'm telling you what, these kids, now you know where the bandstand dancers thought they got it from, but they just paled by comparison. Yeah, yeah. And I talked to somebody else who watched that show. Years ago and they were telling me the same thing. Oh, yeah. Yeah. It was the real deal. And there were several like that in local shows and markets around the country. There was something a Little Rock for a while. And all that. And none of them have survived because the only possibility other than two inch real to real videotape, which was frightfully expensive would be kinescopes, a, they didn't preserve well and B, they weren't cheap either. Yeah, we had one in Dallas that for a few years back in the 60s. Oh, yeah. And you know, why? It's because WAC wasn't in color. You had the beat. Yeah. And I had something else. Something else, oh, the guy just died recently. He went on to morning Ron Chapman at KBI. Yeah, he was on something else. But yeah, that beat that Hoss Allen did that they did from FAA studios because LAC wasn't in color, was just a great little show. But that they've got those that those were preserved. But that's good. Yeah, but no real dancers that were watching the format. But yeah. So much that stuff had lost and so radio. I mean, it's too bad a lack of soul radio air checks. Well, and again, same deal is that until cassettes came out. You know, when those norelco units came out in 64 and you could buy them cheaply and put the microphone on the radio, I shudder at the thought, but it was possible. But before that, you had to have a real recorder. And most yeah, yeah, yeah. Most of the people who would have taped that did not have them. So there's scant little soul history, and actually, you know, their scant little top 40 history, if you go before 64, there is there isn't much. And my favorite, because I'm a fossil, where the MOR morning men. I loved these guys. Don Sherwood or Bob Crane or, you know, my favorite at W CFL. Who was just the best sabro spinola of trying to think of his name right now, and that's terrible. It's a dance Sorkin.
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"charles brown" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Please say yes to you. And radio. James, and of course those are the cadillacs. Yeah, my girlfriend, that's two words, by the way, girl, and friend on the label, if you're trying to look it up, and what a wonderful song it was. And of course, that too on Josie. 1957, and I got all western Navarro got co writer on that too. I mentioned that she got, she got writer's credit, a Gloria, and that's true, but the reality is that it was Leon Renee who wrote Gloria and I've never been entirely certain why there was any action on that. You remember Leon Rene, he wrote when the swallows come back to have astronaut. And all sorts of other wonderful things too, and had exclusive a record label. And in fact, the very first release of Gloria was 1946 on exclusive. And it was a pop song. I think buddy baker was a musical director with bob Hayward doing the vocal and it had violins and it did nothing, died. And Leon Rene was obviously not going to let that go. And so what they did was they created a promotion in 1946. He got together with a jock from KFW to be in Los Angeles. This is much pre rock and roll. Again, 46. And sponsored a contest to search for a girl who typified Gloria and it was heavily public relation gimmicky. And no one ever heard about the winner, at least not that not that I know. And meantime, Johnny Moore's three blazers released on exclusive, again. And then Charles Brown. Yeah, released it, which some say is the definitive version of the Leon Rene treatment of it. The mills brothers did it, and ray Anthony did it. And on buddy Clark, you remember buddy Clark, backed by the modern eras, I'll have you know. And Tommy Dorsey and ray Anthony's version actually got a lot of airplane. And the mills brothers had a hit with it. Well, in 54, here come the cadillacs. And here comes ester Navarro, who initially on the release, there's no writer's credit at all, because I guess she wasn't that bold at that point. She kind of dumbed it down and made sure after a while that she became the writer. And it was a Cadillac's first release on jubilee. And their version, though, has become the de facto standard for everybody who sung it after of it. In fact, it's probably true that all the doo wop groups that sang it never heard any of the earlier versions with the correct lyrics from the 40s, but they certainly heard the cadillacs and, of course, in 1959, it was on the crazy cadillacs LP. All right, so enough of that history. Let's talk to Scotty in east Chicago who requested it. Thanks, Scotty. Yeah, router. That was the sound of every new web group got their start on. Yes. Absolutely. And I bet you none of them knew that it was the song from 1946. No, we sure did. We just started with Esther Navarro some. Yeah. Grab it. You should say she written speedo. That was the one to make the money. I did. She did she got the writer's credit, and she did. I missed her. Well, he did. But he's not credited. Esther. Well, you know, everybody was doing that back in the day. Of course they were. I don't know. I wanted to ask you, how old was Adam weave that when he died? I think he was like 78, 79. No, well, I know he was, he was born in the third. I don't know what he was in his 80s. I thought he was about 84, so I remember him. I think he was born in 35, and I guess that would make you in your 80s now. I'm getting older than I realized. So I think he was born. And I thought he was lower than me. I wasn't sure. Well, he would be because he was born in 35. So I guess. I guess that would make him, oh my God, 87. Yeah, now you're talking more like it. Oh no, that's not even possible, is it? It just doesn't care. You take your chip that they're policemen. They say he probably going to be pale ass on the waist down. And he better get. He just had a birthday. He just turned 32. Yesterday, one day this week. And he was on the forest 5 or 6 years. Oh, sad. But he's trying to break up the fight between he should have just went to sad and called back up. But he was off duty, you know, he wasn't on duty. No, and unfortunately, as soon as anyone knew he was a cop, I agree with detective chuck that both sides. Yeah, somebody, somebody shot him, you know, came out the car and shot them all in the back and all. That's so sad. And yeah, and that young kid at the highland park parade is going to be paralyzed for like, he's getting worse if they say. It's just horrible what's going on. It is. Oh, I want to ask you one thing. Okay, you take the check what you're about to balance Valentine's. The valentinos, not the valleys, okay. Right? Yes, and Cecil and everybody else. Who sees a marriage? I know Mary Sam Cooke's wife. Mary wells. I couldn't think of anything. You know what you're about to call X two. They were one of the best dancing groups you ever want to see. Absolutely. They were choreographed. Yes. Oh man, I mean, they would come out with some damn with tuxes on. I mean, they could dance all over the stage. Yes. We've just made that. And we were really good. And just so underrated. 'cause he's still living, he dad, didn't he? Oh God, Bobby, I'm trying to, I think that he does. I know, you know, he looked at me when he got Barbara. Sam cliff's wife. Exactly. I think he died in 2014, and he was in tarzana in California in the valley. He was talented, but he was kind of cocky, cute. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, he would step on his chef. He thought he was he thought he was Jackie Wilson or somebody, you know. He thought he was answering what he wasn't. Yeah, he believed it so much. He was a terrible kid top player now. Yeah, and you know he had hitch into the 80s. Right, he did that that crossing a 110th street. Right. And if you think about it, I mean, he did a lot of it. Yes, I agree. Yes, do we have to get about you? And you name it. He acquired a few. Yeah, like I said, if you think you're lonely now, I was like that. But actually, I was married well, I've been trying to beat my head against the wall. I knew one of them was marriage to a singer, but I couldn't think who it was. Yes, he's the one that can marry wells. And she was married to a singer, a musician before him, a guy who worked for Barry Gordy, and that was Herman Griffith of the rayber voices, so I don't remember that. Well, you know, she was the queen of Motown. At the time. And I don't know what it was about. Now, when she some kind of Jack Wilson, I don't say they were cousins. Mary wells?
WGN Radio
"charles brown" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Yeah and if it sounds vaguely familiar and you're thinking Bobby Marshawn is in there somewhere you'd absolutely be right on that Darnell's version was a straight version of all get along somehow like I say had been around forever But the spoken interlude was in there Yeah And I'll have to pull that out of the record sometimes you can hear the whole thing but it's much like much like what Bobby marchand did yeah And just classic stuff So 8 8 8 7 6 5 5 9 three Maybe tomorrow night after the game I'll pull out the soliloquies from both of that because they are marvelous but that was that was Larry Darnell who I think Bobby marchand of course notorious cross dresser There was no doubt but I think that Larry Darnell was as well And while the dewdrop in New Orleans which had been around from the 30s through the early 70s had been known for its flamboyant hosts and Patsy by Dahlia was the big one There were cross dressers And in fact it was Patsy who organized the annual New Orleans gay ball on Halloween which went on forever But apart from that side of the dewdrop inn which was flamboyant of nothing else the talent there was unbelievable Everybody from Joe hunter to Amos milburn and gatemouth Brown and Dave Bartholomew And Tommy ridgley jam it up Earl king or U piano Smith Allen toussaint You name it This was the early denizens in the 40s of the dewdrop in The groove room that used to call it And then later Charles Brown and James Brown and Ray Charles and Sam Cooke and Otis Redding and Solomon of course Little Richard you can bet that club was just made for him In fact a Little Richard wrote dewdrop in about the venue Well some of it anyway But that's the deal with Larry Darnell and I promise later I will pull out that soliloquy so we can hear it tomorrow night But if there's something else on your mind we absolutely can talk about it God knows although I'll prattle on Now of course the threat comes I have the tabloids That's right slime from the checkout line And they're about what you would expect them to be this week But you know we try to make the show a safe haven from what's going on in the world at large that will raise your blood pressure and otherwise make sick And it's one of those things where oh I could do a monologue for four hours about some of that but we're going to pass that up entirely and just hopefully have a good time So let's grab a couple of this week's tabloids Of course you knew it was going to be Johnny beats lying amber And indeed And while I guess that that would be considered good news all the way around The side of it that isn't brought up is she didn't bring the suit against him He brought the suit against her So that's you know I've mixed thoughts on that whole thing and obviously she's been you know he's been awarded over $10 million of her is the problem is that she doesn't have $10 million So we'll see where that will go Of course there's going to be oh I know what I was going to talk about speaking of lawsuits What did I do with it It's just too good to be true In terms of you just can't believe it And that is the lawsuit of the woman who is who filed with Geico because she got an STD in a car and the car was insured by Geico By so let me find that details because I read this last night and by the way when I did it's of course always interesting to see what the deal is But the bottom line is that apparently this woman canoed with this car owner and ensured car owner And came up with HPV human papillomavirus and apparently she wrote to Geico and this happened by the way in 2017 And Geico was the insurer So she wrote to Geico pretty much a $1 million in Geico said no this is not the approved use of the car and therefore you get nothing Well okay but what happened then was that the woman went into a apparently arbitration with the guy and the arbitration came out in her favor gave her $5.2 million to fairly and justly compensator And so she went to the woman the woman with the HPV went to a circuit court to enforce the arbitration ruling and they did Well Geico then appealed it And so where we are now is the appeal And apart from whether or not this was an acceptable use of the car is that Geico was not notified of the arbitration And so the Missouri court of appeal says doesn't matter You have plenty of time to act on your own behalf and so as I say they're saying no we didn't She submitted the claim over a year ago And she sent a copy of the lawsuit She was about to file against the insured man She offered to settle the claim for a $1 million And the Geico pretty much said no it's not an approved use of the use of the car So at that point that's when she went into arbitration And so now the question is more about whether Geico had the right to defend themselves then it is even the use of the car And her lawyers are saying he was insured against his personal liability arising from his negligence and actions involving the automobile Well so this is going to go to a jury trial in Kansas City in October And there's been over a hundred docket entries on this So part of this will not be about STDs or what you do in cars but it will partly be to be Geico was saying we were not notified of the arbitration and the courts so far saying yes or what So that's what's going on But nonetheless $5.2 million right Yeah if this holds can you even imagine all right so we'll get there lord knows but we got Scotty again in the east Chicago so you heard some Larry Darnell Granny James thank you very much Hey that guy had a big band sounds He had a nice voice Yes he did Yeah you know I never heard him know What a lot of people told me I remember them well I mean I never have seen my nothing But this is the first time I heard him That's a big band he had with him Yeah I mean he sounds good And I like the one he was talking about He was going to play a Bobby Marshall Yeah by the way I liked a lot of his records Yeah me too I will definitely pull out that soliloquy We'll compare the Bobby Martian soliloquy to the left I want to ask you one question I was down I was at the doctor's office today And I was reading this year about the Texas roadhouses that had all these Texas roadhouses of life and times of the life and therefore kin caring Yeah Do you know anything about him This is really sad being bows He killed herself Yeah right Absolutely And he's been this was a year ago He was 16 years old He was reading down the doctor's office and the doctor told me to take it with me Yeah and he apparently it was supposedly like a post COVID battle or whatever He had to hear the virus or something Yeah right And so he went down to his bottom of something that books in They say he had $5 billion though Yeah he was from Louisville yes absolutely Right right That's where when you kill the shellfish Yeah Yeah And I mean you got Brad B and 9 million $1 billion and he's going to take your own life I'm with you You don't get this out of here I never heard of but my doctor said he had 8 there and he said the food was just marvelous Yeah a lot of sugar though I'll tell you what this stuff was awfully sweet at Texas roadhouse I never heard of you know but then she had them all over the country I was reading the book and they say it went to Louis We got the.
WGN Radio
"charles brown" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Is spilling out into the open and Chicago's COVID risk level is trending upwards WGN traffic expressways in tollways in good shape right now no accidents to report The Chicago police department's overstepping Cook County state's attorney Kim Foxx's office to charge a suspect with murder 31 year old Gregory stamps is accused of beating a man to death in englewood after giving him a ride home from the club Police say the victim 42 year old David Castile was struck with a hammer at least 20 times in what stamps claimed was self defense Detective commander Charles Brown overrode the state's attorney's decision not to charge stamps with murder citing overwhelming evidence against him can college of law professor professor Richard king The state's attorney are the legal officers who decide whether or not they have enough evidence that they're willing to take it to a judge or jury And that's why I say again for the police department to overrule it is an extraordinarily rare happenstance Stamps was arrested just last month accused of punching a security guard at a bar and was released on an I bond that's a bond of a personal recognizance He was also on parole for a 2013 attempted murder a domestic stabbing where records show he also claimed self defense and was sentenced to 6 years A 16 year old girl was arrested in little village yesterday and charged in four separate carjackings in February and March among the charges aggravated vehicular hijackings with a firearm Mary Lori Lightfoot confirms she'll run for a second term on the same day congressman might quickly bow quickly says he can't commit to a campaign because of his duties in Congress amid Russia's war on Ukraine Former secretary of education already Duncan says he also won't run for mayor WGN political analyst Paul lisnik In many ways.
Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"charles brown" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"And he really taught me how to eat. And everything. Oh, God. He was such a nice guy. His name was Charles Brown. God rest his soul. He passed away. This is in New York in the 80s. Sadly, he died of aids in the early 90s, so sad. I'm sorry to bring everybody down. I know doing it as a comedy podcast, but holy shit, but God rest his soul, but he really helped me out. He really did Charles Brown. Charles Brown Charlie Brown, and you used the tools that he taught you. No, no. Sorry, Danny? Sorry. No, no. That was Jenny. I was shedding. You used the tools. He taught you to this day. I was just the question I was going to ask, though, is it's really hard, like no kid likes the way they look at 11, you know, or it's a little kid. And I've been sensitive to this just being on TV shows with kid actors all the time. And I can't imagine what that must be like. When if you're not feeling great about how you look and you're like on a big screen, because even like, I don't care who you are. It's very if your kids are going to look and go like, yeah, I look great there. So I don't know many adults don't feel that great about that. That's true. Well, want to know what's funny is, I mean, I don't have to tell you guys, but on Twitter, I was in a TV show after stand by me. I just graduated college and I did a TV show called sliders. Sci-fi show. I remember it. I remember I watched the streets. So they had a sliders pilot rewatch party in the summer, whatever in the last year. And so, you know, I got the pilot and everyone was like, okay, at 7 p.m., we're gonna hit play, and we did it, and I watched it. And I had to tell you, I was mortified at how bad my acting was at the age of 21, just, you know, I was playing hold on to something. I was playing a physicist in that show. A physicist. And look, you've got to remember, this was like 95, like I'm 21, you know, you're still that show well. Yeah, I do, too. But I have to say looking back, I would have played the physicist so differently than how I played it, like I just was wearing like a gap like shirt and like I, for some reason, I put my collar up in one scene and I was like, what am I doing? Physicists would never, like if you think of like Stephen Hawking, would he ever like clinch his, like, clench his cheekbones? Well, he was like shouldn't say that about Steve. Well, I mean, I'm just trying to come up with the physical. Did he ever play beach volleyball? No. I don't know. I guess Elon Musk is a bad virgin. More like Timothee shyamali, you know what I mean? I don't know. It was almost like I was like a character from saved by the bell playing a physicist. I was very embarrassed about my actions. Well, you had to be like the attractive physicist. I don't know. But getting back to like being embarrassed, I was more embarrassed..
Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"charles brown" Discussed on Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"And i stood in line and i said i need to tell you the story. She was what is like i saw you on. Oh you did. Yes was had so much fun i go yeah and i said and so you will always be my roxie. And she goes home. That's one of the best compliments. I've ever had so awesome. Yeah so. I was just this this whole little. The inner star trek deacon me was knowing it looks major garrett switch so All right so Eddie on what. What should i asked you that. I haven't as we've talked over an hour. So what i was wondering if you were gonna ask me what my actual favorite bruce springsteen song is even though. I know my answer is completely ridiculous. No not at all please. Let's let's talk a little bruce. This is. I don't know if anyone has ever told you this before and is going to sound completely ridiculous but it's absolutely true. The santa claus is coming to town song so it is it the reason i'm laughing. Is i do another podcast called. How many and it's basically excuse for me and for three or four my friends to get together and we pick a Like how many frank zappa. How many good songs franken on that and so we would talk about you know and then or queen. How many like you know. Here's this or You know how many will spike lee films that he's directed. Would you say are actually good so we made this pop culture and so in junior is one of the host. And he'll like you know he'll mention our maiden okay you know. Well they've got thirteen. You know like just you. Just pick the number out of hand. And so and he always says to bruce springsteen so what does he do after he comes onstage. Santa claus coming down but does he play next like you know like i guess he can do dancing in the dark. But then you know what else is he gonna do so Every time and and we've actually. I have a couple of listeners. Cool say oh yeah junior spirits. Spruce songs must come to down so yes absolutely I mean it's been there my entire life. Yes literally so. I think i recently learned that particular recording the one that ecomog recording that we hear every year was done in nineteen seventy five so literally my entire life. That's been there and re and when when christmas time comes around the holidays come around. I really just want those those same like dozen or two songs. That i growing up. That's all. I don't want anything you want those so to me and i I grew up in my dad was in the army. We moved around a lot. But by the time i was a freshman. We are living in. Lake charles louisiana and The Please come home for christmas. By charles brown was it wasn't christmas. Till december first and the local. Am station.
Climate Connections
Minority Communities Often Lack Access to Safe Biking Infrastructure
"Riding. A bicycle is a clean efficient and affordable way to get around the city but biking is not an easy option for everyone. What is needed is focused on the prioritization of racial equity with the cycling movement. Charles brown is ceo of equitable cities on urban planning policy and research consultancy based in new jersey. He says many black and hispanic communities lack bike lanes secure bike parking and adequate streetlights racial is minority groups as well as low income populations are less likely to have access to safe bicycling infrastructure. He says social barriers also persist for example in focus groups. Many black and hispanic. People say they worry about interactions with police and they have concerns of being harassed while cycle in those concerns. I've heard over and over focus groups with these populations throughout the country brown lots. All people have safe opportunities to bike so he says cities need to invest in biking infrastructure in black and brown communities dismantled patterns of discrimination and commit to building an inclusive biking
Blank Check with Griffin & David
"charles brown" Discussed on Blank Check with Griffin & David
"That and used cars covered in the past and those are sort of him building the bridge to adulthood adult movie stardom. And this is the thing that i think finally codifies it. I was checking. What you're used cars was just double check in nineteen eighty. I just put used cars into google came. Up bunch of cars for sale card deals. No isn't it like a terrible time. i think so. I think there's like because all those rental companies when they couldn't rent out cars sold a lot of the cars and but then now they've been buying up all the us. There's a run on so you should just eyeing those are hard to get. You can't get a microchip because covert or you know what i mean. We're like i've heard that too weird. How the world's been thrown upside. Yes i was just going to say you know. Elvis was the first time if felt like that Perhaps a director had really latched. Onto what ca- russell could do rights because even used cars is kind of casting him as version of the disney. Troch right if he's a manic. You know charmer but who's a schyster and kind of dog right. He's got a cute face for tv but he's not to be trusted and carpenter was sort of like people. Don't realize how fucking good kurt russell is. Worked with this guy. He did this major. Fuck in very long. Tv miniseries Movie playing a wildly iconic person and he went so hard did so much research nailed that He should really be taken seriously. But it's a tv movie right there. They're still very much is a ghetto to those at the time his i thought as we said is going to someone like tommy lee jones. Who's an obvious fit for this or someone like charles bronson who You know had done too many movies like this. You saw the quote right carpenters. Like i was afraid of working with him. He was a big star. And was this little shit. Nobody partner back as absurd as that is lake. Post halloween For him to think chuck bronson was a big deal at the end. As you said it would have become a charles brown. Scary dude scare. Yeah sentence joke one of my favorites of all time. Which is we're we're charles. Bronson is like a stand in on like the phil silvers that we now have to find it. And it's like all right i'm gonna look i feel kind of nice. But he lured agree. On the andy griffith show. That's okay don't you remember what happened to And he's like i shot him. Yes what i'm going to go to like. Eddie's fix it to fix eddie. Say the jokes that he's barney. Pfizer plays yes right. okay yes he was. Just the guy looks intimidating and certainly if you're drunk carpenter and you're fairly young in. This has been a movie star for decades and has his own fucking thing figured out. I imagine to be a little bit of like what you hear. With the later period. Bruce willis where he's just like and i'm not gonna listen to you you. I know what i'm doing. I'm bruce bruce wetlands or you use this youngest movies okay. You guys are the karen. Do you know this no. That's apparently the bruce willis thing that he liked test them on the first day. About how well they know their lenses and if they get it wrong he's like you know you're talking about never listened to get my god right. Because people will be like willis incredibly rude people be like worked resources fucking nightmare and then someone like west asking won't be like a sweetheart man and it's just like west. Nail lend has threatened with ryan johnson. Yeah and steven soderbergh's like oh it's an iphone. Totally johnson cameras picture confused when he cast russell in the av industry was really like the guy he had a good time with them on the elvis movie but come on this is like a whole different thing and i even just imagine in terms of marketing for the movie. It must have been sort of like. He's nowhere on the marketing. The movie i mean obviously it's very iconic poster but yeah it's all selling you on. What if new york was a big prison concept to open your movie with like minute one. He's like All of manhattan is a prison island. It's the best is truly the best those graphics all the graphics in this are so great. You guys the wire frame thing right they. Well i'd i'd certainly maybe maybe getting like the computer view of the city as the plane is going. I took ben. And i went to go see this drive in a couple of months ago. We did a robocop escape from new york. Double which was a real ben. Griff night yeah. It was refund but in robocop does a very similar trick but when they are flying the plane over the buildings he could not afford. This could be as dan to as expensive as like star. Trek has one shot of a hand. That cost like a million dollars probably that they had the license from capitol So it is just like a godzilla sized model of city that was painted jet black and then they put green reflective tape over it and it's completely analog looked so it looks so fucking cool. Robocup does the same thing with robocop has thermal vision when the the guy who lost the mayoral election is like holding. Everyone hostage where they're wearing bodysuits. That just have thermal imaging painted on them now. We should mention. Who was the photographer in charge of photography for the special effects and matt and stuff Would jimmy jimmy say. We'll talk about it. We'll talk about but here we're getting to have okay okay. So j. pulled up in the the original the original draft of the original conception of the movie. It was only supposed to be six years in the future..
The Ben Shapiro Show
"charles brown" Discussed on The Ben Shapiro Show
"Of new jersey studies and then they're pulling black people over then. Finally there is a study and the study was put out only about almost a decade later. And what the study found is that a very high percentage of the speeders were black. Ray turns out that that black drivers were just driving faster. As a general rule the white drivers were according to this particular study. Right it was it was an actual justice department study in conjunction with the state offices of new jersey and what they found was leaked to the new york times. What they found is that while black drivers were making about sixteen percents of the drivers on the new jersey turnpike twenty. Five percents of the speeders in the sixty five mph zone were profiling complaints. Were the most common were black red black drivers sped about twice as much as drivers and sped it reckless levels even more in fact according to that particular justice department study blacks where she stopped less than their speeding behavior would predict there about twenty three percents of those stop so all this is to not make any linkage between genetic skin color and how fast you drive but if the question is which groups of people are driving the fastest american life and how does that link to traffic stops. You might think that that might be like a consideration in the washington post piece. No they won't even going to consider it in fat and especially they weren't going to consider it because if that were in fact the problem if the problem were a disproportionate number of people are speeding in a particular area. Therefore higher number people are dying in that particular area. More people are driving recklessly in this particular therefore people are dying the answer to that right the very easy policy answer to that is okay. She set up a speed trap. Right you get a bunch of cops. Put them in the area and signed a lot of traffic tickets because you create an incentive structure where it makes no sense to speed right that that is the that is the perfect obvious policy solution. The washington post does not want that policy solution so they go out of their way to find alternative explanations that are far less explained like they literally do not even posit the possibility that people are speeding at higher rates on a coral and of level with regard to race either. They're saying that you can measure traffic deaths as it on the basis of race. We can't measure traffic behavior on the basis of race. Which seems like you're ignoring. Hannibal rather large factory. Not that sort of like the move that that people in the media are constantly making where they look big techno like well. They're just not enough engineers. Who are in big tech or black right but how many qualified applicants are coming from black community for qualified engineers to be in big tech and they just ignore that they won't even put that in the story even though that is vast majority of the explanation rate is not. The big tech is going around like well. I have an equally qualified black person and white person. I'm picking the white person. No one in big tech is doing that. They're doing precisely the opposite. So here's how the washington post tries to explain this discrepancy a new analysis of deaths on. Us roads found the black people were killed in traffic. Crashes at a rate almost twenty five percent and white people in recent years a disparity that appears to have worsened during the coronavirus pandemic last year was especially grim on the roads. The number of miles driven decreased as many people stayed home yet. Traffic deaths rose seven percent. According to the national highway traffic safety administration in large part because of people driving faster and empty highways. Okay so right off the bat. They're acknowledging that when people drive faster you end up with more people dead right. So they're not. This is true across abroad population but we cannot even measure the traffic behavior differential between groups when trying to explain tragic death differential between groups because to do so would imply a solution they don't want and we're also implied that racism isn't the problem is you don't have to tear down the entire system. The number of people killed according to the washington post climbed twenty three percent. The reason for the spike in black dots is not noted in the report but experts say The experts experts say just as the virus itself spread more readily through communities of color. The increase was probably a result of existing inequities being compounded or possibly it was result of the the differential and behavior being compounded because if you have more people who are speeding on the roads during this time generally you're going to end up with more people who speed as a percentage of that being killed researchers have previously concluded. The black communities tend to be crisscrossed by more dangerous roads during the pandemic people of color were more likely to be employed essential. Jobs that the option to stay home people were driving faster. Mid lower traffic levels meant crashes. Were more likely to be deadly. Okay so the basic premise here is that the roads are racist right the roads because they're in poor communities and because these are bigger roads with your trees people tend to be more on those rows that this is the real rationale so presumably. We should have traffic bottlenecks in these areas. Which i'm not sure. How many other problems having to do with the economy having to transport if you're living in in a poor area with your businesses you need to get to work actually. Don't want your lanes on the roads but put all that aside the basic notion that this has to do with race as opposed to with class is another con- found it turns out the poorer areas very often are criss crossed with more dangerous roads. I mean those poor areas generally exist around for example highways because people who are richard. Don't wanna live next to highways and people who are richer. Don't wanna live next to big rose with lots of traffic. Which is why people are richard. Tend to move out to the suburbs for example. The nhtsa estimated that thirty eight thousand six hundred eighty people were killed in crashes nationwide last year said seven thousand four hundred ninety. Four of them were black. A new study released tuesday by the governors highway. Safety association highlights the disparities. It analyzed data from twenty fifteen to twenty nineteen right to not including the pandemic and found in different types of traffic crashes. Lack people were killed at rates higher than white people. Black pedestrians killed at a rate twice as high. And so who is who is driving. Cars would be relevant and what levels of of speed were they attaining while they were driving the cars and by the way. What was the behavior of the right. These are all relevant factors to whether people are being killed in traffic accidents or not and none of these factors are taken into account in the washington. Post none charles brown professor at rutgers university school of planning and public policy so the figures leave at transportation officials facing a simple question quote. We've.
Latino USA
"charles brown" Discussed on Latino USA
"Members began to reclaim the word and call themselves charles brown bronze sculpture or the world or all of north america before all our brothers on the continent we are a nation. We are union of bree pueblo. We are gone today. We are exploring the term trailer which just really quickly she got in case. You're not familiar with the term typically refers to people of mexican descent born in the united states she next identity as it is often called today is centered around social justice and indigenous pride. Okay so back to jolo after learning about the origin of the term. I wanted to know if mexican today. Still new the racist history behind this word so i reached out to michael. This a former gang member turned actor. Who's pretty much who you'd picture when you think that will mexican toil michael flora's. I'm an actor producer director creator. Michael identifies as a cha and doesn't try to hide it. I'm proud to be a charm proud to be someone who says. Hey you know what. I grew up that way and this is who i am today you know. So yeah i'm i'm proud of it. You know michaels from south central los angeles. he's six foot two has a bald head a goatee and a body full of tattoos. He someone that most people would find pretty intimidating but is actually a real sweetheart. Get to know him yet. So michael what is being mean to you. Tunnel is a lifestyle channel. Is the way you carry yourself. Being a also territorial. No you have territories where you can't go or something could happen. So yeah i think and then the pride you know walking with pride while your head of your body's trade you know finding finding the power you know of being total night. Goes home where they know what i am like. Damn that trouble. I mean the shoot. Sometimes people move out of the line. I'm like you can stay in line. You know what. I mean is cool. I'm not gonna take your wallet or none of that stuff. But no those are things that people identify as as you know the for someone who beat you up and i new in do that. You know what i mean. But that's what it was. Michael what does it mean for you then to not just be someone who identifies as a chore but Have been a gangster. Also like i made mistakes. I went to prison for eight years. You know what. I mean For being in a gang. I still identify with my heard. Because that's where i've been for my whole life you know So i'm not active anything like that but you know i still have it all over my body you know. And there's times were I'm filming something. Someone would walk up with me with a gun. And i'm not paying attention real life cock gun in front of me. Put it a chance and be that where the fuck you from like. Hey man. I'm filming a movie. It doesn't matter how old i am. It doesn't matter. I'm in someone else's neighborhood. I'm in a violation. I need to tell those guys. Hey i'm here as an actor. Many of the roles michael has played have either been in inmates or villain or something along those lines so i asked him what he thought. Those rules say about be prisoner always hiring to be a gunman a all these things. That i would never do. But i'm hired to do you know or written for here but what i'm also doing is creating movies with charles like comedies. They scientific laws. I just created a central. 'cause you know we just have to change the way people think of. I wanna do funny stuff. I want to give people an opportunity to see. That chose can make you laugh. That's one of our jobs. One of our jobs is to change. The we channel is used. I think our job is to show them the ansaldo's bad i think it's on us the changed ed.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"charles brown" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Thesixties clock report. I'm Matt Reese breaking now. Update tonight on the fighting at King's Island a week ago tomorrow that forced the amusement park to close early tonight. The Warren County prosecutor, David Foreign Shell is going after six teenagers, one of them adult. He is 18 year old Charles Brown. Five. Unnamed kids ranging in age from 14 to 17 all are the suspects. There are a variety of charges that have been filed against these individuals, depending on their level of conduct on that date. Was include inducing panic, which is a felony of the fourth degree. Obstructing official business, which is a felony of the fifth degree assault, which is a misdemeanor of the first degree as well as disorderly conduct. Kings Island is trying to attract more workers and announced today that it has 900 positions available at $18 an hour. In some cases, $3000 bonuses are being offered to incentivize hiring. Because of a staff shortage. Kings island is closing two hours early through June 10 Let's look at the roads tonight the latest traffic and weather together. From the U. C. Health traffic Center at the UC Health Brain Tumor Center are renowned specialist find answers for the most complex brain tumors. Learn more if you see health dot com Traffic has struggled all afternoon on South Bound 75 due to the rain. Ah 32 35 minute delay with Stop and go traffic from Mitchell down to the Brent Spence North bound 75. There's an accident approaching Kyle's the right. Two lanes are blocked and you're slowing from before Dixie Highway. There is slow Traffic South 71 Martin Luther King down onto 4 71 in Kentucky east to 75 Stop and go from Mineola Plank to Taylor Mill. Westbound heavy.
Feast of Fun
"charles brown" Discussed on Feast of Fun
"I tried to take him to pay not fun now. The thing is it's like i've tried having sex with a cock ring on but it's it's only good if you have whiskey dick or other kinds of dick but it's not the kind of thing you know asked tina burner. She's familiar with that her name. I just figured out what they met this week. How could you not. I was just like. I thought it was a pun on tina turner. And i was like. I just tina turner. I know it's also a pun on drug use. Yes source and i was just. I just thought she's on fire tina turner but she's on she's tina burner you know and not my brain my little innocent brain i was like oh it's meth burner people don't know tina is yeah i was like oh that makes a lot more sense look on the season right after crystal method so if you wanna get on drag race you should call yourself like next year. It's crack hockey. You know. God help britta filter or jan. Sport have their full names onscreen. Well it's the brand name that's america for. You was more everything. Yeah who who later this week. We're actually going to talk to mystique. Who's older friends with nina. Bonino sama bin laden rupaul charles brown whose honorary charles brown. I'm sorry yes. Repel charles brown. Who's got hot water. Because she said our. I see that got mixed. You know not having the pad like the queen's is entrusting show that people canceled and i said johnny it's like you know how many times fans of rupaul's drag race to try to cancel us. Yeah shit you can't can't be cancelled ten thousand times already you know. We can't cancel somebody who's willing to have a conversation until this. Yeah and gina from star wars. You know you don't wanna let she didn't wanna listen. She's like my rights man. I'm gonna have my thinking that's the only way it is. And if you don't like it you can cancel me okay. Here cancelled cancelled. Contract cancelled these endorsements. And that's true. I think you know. I have yet to see an artist or performer. Who ever lost her job because of the fact that they wanted to listen and wanted to grow and the organization. -ation said no no no more chances Look people are. People are fully allowed to make mistakes in my book. And i think there should be more chances for people to make mistakes and they should be called out and held accountable for it but we should be saying. Hey here's how you fucked up. Here's how you can fix it. Come on over here. it's all good. Yeah here we got you. Cancelling was real trump would have been impeached. Yeah yeah it's like you you give second chances to the people who you wanna give second chances to but as long as they have anything in your book. That is a strike against them. Maybe they're a woman maybe they're older than you. Maybe there's somebody that you don't find attractive. Maybe you don't like the color of their skin or something like that. Then that's part of the thing that people don't get with these 'isms is those second chances. Never get made right like you make one mistake and it's over for you but somebody else they can make three four five mistakes and they keep on going. Oh yeah..
WTOP 24 Hour News
Senate confirms first African-American service chief
"A historic vote in the Senate this afternoon approval of the appointment of the first African American military service chief general Charles brown was approved on a ninety eight to nothing vote as Air Force chief of staff he'll serve on the joint chiefs of staff brown is one of only two African American four star generals on active duty he spoke recently about the death of George Floyd in a video message in which he also talked about his personal experiences in dealing with racial
AP News Radio
Senate confirms first black service chief in unanimous vote
"One of the nation's military services will have a black officer in charge for the first time on the Senate floor the ETS are ninety eight the nays are zero vice president Mike pence took the unusual step of presiding over the vote confirming general Charles brown junior as Air Force chief of staff that makes brown the first black member of the joint chiefs since Colin Powell was chairman nearly thirty years ago brown is one of just two black four star officers in the entire military and in a video message last week described the struggle of feeding in a thing about wearing the same flight suit with the same wings on my chest as my peers in the main question by another military member are you a pilot brownie is a fighter pilots and most recently was the air force's top Pacific commander Sager made Donnie Washington
AP News Radio
Senate confirms first black service chief in unanimous vote
"One of the nation's military services will have a black officer in charge for the first time on the Senate floor the ETS are ninety eight the nays are zero vice president Mike pence took the unusual step of presiding over the vote confirming general Charles brown junior as Air Force chief of staff that makes brown the first black member of the joint chiefs since Colin Powell was chairman nearly thirty years ago brown is one of just two black four star officers in the entire military and in a video message last week described the struggle of feeding in a thing about wearing the same flight suit with the same wings on my chest as my peers in the main question by another military member are you a pilot brownie is a fighter pilots and most recently was the air force's top Pacific commander Sager made Donnie Washington
AP News Radio
Senate confirms first black service chief in unanimous vote
"One of the nation's military services will have a black officer in charge for the first time on the Senate floor the ETS are ninety eight the nays are zero vice president Mike pence took the unusual step of presiding over the vote confirming general Charles brown junior as Air Force chief of staff that makes brown the first black member of the joint chiefs since Colin Powell was chairman nearly thirty years ago brown is one of just two black four star officers in the entire military and in a video message last week described the struggle of feeding in a thing about wearing the same flight suit with the same wings on my chest as my peers in the main question by another military member are you a pilot brownie is a fighter pilots and most recently was the air force's top Pacific commander Sager made Donnie Washington
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Senate confirms first black service chief in unanimous vote
"One of the nation's military services will have a black officer in charge for the first time on the Senate floor the ETS are ninety eight the nays are zero vice president Mike pence took the unusual step of presiding over the vote confirming general Charles brown junior as Air Force chief of staff that makes brown the first black member of the joint chiefs since Colin Powell was chairman nearly thirty years ago brown is one of just two black four star officers in the entire military and in a video message last week described the struggle of feeding in a thing about wearing the same flight suit with the same wings on my chest as my peers in the main question by another military member are you a pilot brownie is a fighter pilots and most recently was the air force's top Pacific commander Sager made Donnie Washington