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Mitch Albom
Fresh update on "lansing" discussed on Mitch Albom
"So beginning now when we feel overwhelmed by life circumstances Take a moment. Add some calmness to realise. Research shows that most of what we worry about never comes to fruition. So let's take some time to be calm and to be kind to learn. Mohr, check us out of the kindness revolution dot net. Argh! Sitting in ferment. Here's Kevin Deeps question number one of a vaccine developed that would protect you from the Corona virus and is free to everybody wants it. Would you take it? Definitely probably probably not. Definitely not the answers in a minute question Number two. For those who would who indicated they would not get a vaccine. Would you get a Corona virus vaccine primary? Would you not get one? Because primarily you concern the vaccine was rushed and that's sufficiently tested. Do not trust vaccines in general, do not think of vaccine for the Corona virus is needed. Or because you have other concerns about vaccines, or maybe undecided to find out. Dig into this new poll is our friend Robin Herb from Bridge Michigan. Robin, thanks for being on the talent show. Well, thanks for having me happy Friday. Happy Friday. Thanks for showing up early this time. Very nice of you. So tell us about this story that you did and what you find out what this is. Who did this survey and what they found it. I really found it interesting. The results. You know, I did do bridge. Michigan teamed up with that the camera, which is a Lansing survey from polling firm late last month, and we asked Ah, 600 Michiganders a number of questions. One of those was about the vaccine. I've been I've been interested in knowing how people have felt about this for a while. Being the health writer on DH. What we found was this three out of 10 Michiganders. We surveyed 603 out of 10 of them said Thanks, but no thanks. I'll pass. They were mostly concerned that the vaccine was just being rushed to much. So if that were the whole true, what would that mean for health departments in the plan? The big plan. That means they've got a lot of work ahead of them. They you know, Health Department doctors tell us that we need to achieve a certain herd immunity. Teo really beat back Cove in 19. Herd immunity means enough of the population is immune to the virus. It's less likely or highly unlikely that the virus would get to those who are not in the into it. Um and you know it depends depending on how contagious diseases you need a higher herd immunity, so we don't know what that is right now. But we believe it's going to be pretty high and with 70% only 66%. I should say of people saying they would get a bye. Ah, vaccine. That's really concerning for public health. So if it went that way, people we wouldn't really be ableto knocked down the virus because we were not enough people to be taking the vaccine or not, People would be catching. It would be stuck somewhere in that middle ground, right? So the numbers 38% said they definitely get it. 28% said they probably get it, so that's good, but 12% said they probably would not get it. 18%. They would definitely not get it so that 18% really needs to be worked on. So when when you guys looked at why they definitely won't get it or probably won't get it. What was the answers? What? What were the reasons Well, it looked down in Vegas treason again with people felt it was rushed. So I did do some interviews asleep talking of people. Mostly, exactly. What does that mean? And essentially, it breaks down there. People who feel like that, you know they're not against vaccines. In general, they feel like politics is pushing the science here and then, Of course, there are folks who just have concerns about vaccines in general. But, you know, we talked to a lot of people who said, Look, I'll line up if if if I'm assured that this hasn't been rushed, But right now, I just feel like I feel like politics is pushing us. Okay. I'm gonna tell you my answers here and you tell me so I would say I I would be at the 28% who probably would get it or 12% who probably would not get it. I would kind of be on the fence. And the reason I wouldn't get it is because one I'd like to see how other people who could do who get it first, and I guess that was the whole idea that it's been rushed. I trust that I trust that If they come out and say it's ready to go, then it's probably ready to go. So I wouldn't be crazy worried about it. But the other reason is because I feel even though I'm getting closer to the age, that would be vulnerable. I'm not really there. I'm in my early mid fifties and I would not feel like I needed to rush to get it. I wouldn't have to be the 1st 1 to get it. Like if I got it a little later on in the second round, I would I would be okay. And I would imagine that young people Who you talked to. Really would be that no, I'm not getting it. I give me you're going to give me the vaccine and I'm going to end up catching covet from the vaccine to two great points of two great points and us So one. You know they're not going to be pushing out a vaccine until it's tested. And you probably know that there are a number of vaccines under development now, and there's a one large There's a large clinical study into a certain vaccine. Right now they're asking 30,000 volunteers. Help them with this clinical trial, so they're not rushing any of these to market without that testing. These have to go through rigorous, rigorous review in the advisory committee on Immunization practices. Just a terrible were a terrible thing, but there's a sick committee..
The Greg Hill Show
Fresh update on "lansing" discussed on The Greg Hill Show
"A Harriet a gene in Lansing, Michigan. A. I wonder if she's a Spartans fan be I want to know she was born after the year 1950 with a name Harriet a Gene because it certainly sounds old fashioned bogus, But we will really quickly before I read the story. I will just tell you I am Team Ryan Day here. I don't know where you are. Well, I'm normally never team Ohio State. They're one of my least favorite programs in America. But I'm also a big time Michigan Harbaugh fatigue. So this is like this is almost like the Phillies playing the Yankees. There are no winners in this for me right now. But I guess the way Ryan Day has reacted to the story will get him. They Begrudging W from me. Yes, OK, So if you miss this story yesterday it is a big 10 conference call. And apparently Jim Harbaugh on Ryan Day, which you like to see a little Michigan, Ohio State rivalry anyway. But apparently this really did get heated and again just shows that these guys only give a damn about themselves in our own personas. And they basically you're acting like Will Ferrell and Robert Duvall and kicking and screaming fighting with each other but anyway Apparently chin marble interrupts Ryan Day during this coal in front of you know everybody and accused Ohio State of holding on field instruction and that would be a violation of the rules during covert 19 which would forbid such practices until today. Harbaugh specifically mentioned a photo of Ohio State linebacker's coach Al Washington working with some players, so he's got the evidence he's had it. He feels like he's following the rules and how they're Ohio State. Doesn't Ryan Days quick retort? How about I worry about my team and you worry about yours? Who later? The day later in the day, day told Ohio State players at Michigan should hope for a mercy rule this year. Because the Buckeyes we're gonna hang 100 on them and apparently That was confirmed and then when asked about this Ryan Day Ah would not report would not comment on it. So let me just say this. Harbaugh now trying to point the finger at violations in Ohio State is weak sauce for me. Should Ohio State be doing anything illegal with the play or holding on field practices are actually caring about their players and spacing during covert 19. Of course they can. But much like we've talked about today and talked about throughout this entire show through eight years bogus The is a dirty, dirty game with these programs, and these teams, of course, is rule breaking, and I didn't see I didn't see Jim Harbaugh, not caring what other schools and universities couldn't afford to take their kids on a safari to Africa, or trash around here has a way to are basically bringing recruits something that was fair game, But we can have a linebackers coach working out a couple linebackers in the turf. It's It's a weak sauce job by horrible Yet you yesterday we talked about the hotlines. Right? The unstable A hotline. The NFLPA hotline and snitches get stitches, And I defended the idea of snitches in this scenario like this is the snitching the tattle town, the petty stuff That shouldn't happen like it. John Harbaugh was that John or Jim? I have such a terrible time again. Always mess it up. This is even knowing it's Jim. Because we're ice age are now I'm confused. I don't know. I definitely just did because omitted, Omine idiot. So Jim Harbaugh now if he sees that picture and goes All right. That happened on Tuesday. It's not Friday. Like if you want. If you want to go down this road that have somebody on your staff. Send this to the Big 10 office and go. Is this picture? Really? It's really mostly should happen. But like To get on this call, which is as a serious conversation about the season and practice everything like that. And then to just body in and drop this in there like some kind of many tough guy routine. Is just it's still on brand by the way for what they're doing and takes me back to the overall point of like, I just wish that they would he would shut up and win some football games. I actually like Michigan, Michigan was like my favorite college team growing up. I'd like them to be successful. And they haven't been successful as they should be. I who all they were going to be with him in charge, and he keeps doing dumb stuff like this. I would just appreciate a little more quiet and maybe a little tiny bit more focus on actually winning football games and, in particular, beating Ohio State. And that's the bit right. So he has many of the beat Ohio State. Michigan clearly struggles in this area of winning big games in the Big 10 and I would think is a Michigan fan. I know there are plenty you're listening. I don't know if Harriet a jeans, a Michigan fan, But I know there are plenty listening. And they're going to go one of two ways either going to go above and beyond. Because hard boys did you know Mr Michigan and defend them, or they're going to say You know what Jim? Shut up, Because now this looks like you're just already pre excuse making for your future Lost Ohio State that well, they worked out two weeks earlier than we did. So that's not write any old. You worry about your team. I'll worry about mine. I think it's classic college coach. It is as if Ryan Day has been coaching the Big 10 for 20 years ahead, Coach. It's an unbelievable response. But I think unless you've got money in the bank, or I would even say I would almost deal with this from a Rutgers or American there. Somebody knows they're gonna get their ass whooped every week in the Big 10 anyway. To just kind of say, Look, guys, Lee. It's bad enough. We stink. But do we need you guys to skirt the rules? But if your Michigan you are supposed to be the number one challenger with old to respect the Wisconsin and Penn State and Michigan State, you should be the team with Jim Harbaugh's Your head coach that is challenging Ohio State the most, and this sounds like excuse making already and it's just so weak. Yeah, I didn't. I didn't go as far as excuse, making us. I mean, if he turned around after they play, hopefully October 24th and went man they Maybe That's because they had extra practices back in August. I mean, that would be one of the all time nonsensical excuses. I just think this is him being petty and trying to be a tough guy and trying to be like above the law and take this rivalry in a place where it didn't need to go. I mean, it's just It's like it's kids stuff. It's like brothers fighting, you know, like annoying, tattle tailing stuff and they should be adults and just, you know if they're wrong, if something bad is going on, then use the proper channels to report them. If you really feel the need to do that. I'd certainly don't jump into a conference call. There's nothing to do with this and point out what may or may not be happening in Columbus. Yeah, and if you're a parent as we discussed earlier with all the opt outs going on, and you wonder how many coaches give a damn about the players? I can assure you this Harbaugh complaining is not because he cares about the welfare of kids during covert 19 on campus. No, no, no, no, This is him and Ryan Day in an arms race that make sure they have the leg up in the Big 10. And really both them could honestly care less about the idea that kids may not be safe. I'm sure they care to an extent but may not be safe by holding these extra practices, so please Spare me Bo Gish on that note..
MSNBC Rachel Maddow (audio)
Michigan tries new approaches to coronavirus testing
"Michigan was one of the State's first at bat against a huge outbreak of corona virus. Michigan hit its peak in April reporting a high of more than eighteen hundred new cases on April. The third new cases remained above fifteen hundred for days that month Governor Gretchen whitmer declared a state of emergency by April first she closed all schools throughout the academic year hospitals were overrun even as workers faced layoffs and paycuts thousands. Of medical workers came down with the virus as they struggled to treat patients, and by the end of the month, the state ranked third for the highest number of coronavirus fatalities in the country Michigan struggled to bend the curve, but Michigan came through the curve bent. Now, the question is whether Michigan can stay out of the red zone and the state has seen a few smaller waves since the worst of it this spring, there was the outbreak last month that. Harper's bar the popular haunt for Michigan State University which reopened to an unexpectedly large crowd on June. The eighth local reporters found young patrons lining up less than six feet apart, and then packing the dance floor like they would on an ordinary non pandemic night. No masks to see in that picture state health officials later link that bar nearly two hundred new infections and today Michigan posted one of its higher totals of statewide new cases for the past couple of. Months and that's concerning especially because everywhere in the country right now, educators are trying to figure out how to get education going again it's basically every state and in some instances, every school district or even school for themselves at Michigan, State, in East Lansing, they're exploring a combination strategy that's going to be new to them, and that might be new for anyone else and it starts with a spit test developed at the university by neuroscience professor named Jack Lipton this man. The kit costs around three dollars a piece, and as you can see, it's pretty simple. You can do this in the privacy of your own apartment or dorm room you put your sample in the vial with the Little Barcode you seal it in the bag and Wallah your part is over the lab at Michigan State will take your sample and combine it with others in what is known as pool testing, which maybe you've heard about recently, the idea behind pulled testing is that it can help labs do more way more with weight less instead of having each person take their own. Separate test you pull the samples from a small number of people about a dozen and you run a single test on that pool of the pool turns up positive only then do you need each person in the pool to take a test but if the pool turns up negative, you're done the single test covered a dozen people in a place where you expect a lot of negatives. Pool testing is remarkably efficient at Michigan state. They're going to step further than that. Each volunteer who takes a spit test goes into separate pools of about ten or so people so think about it like. Two teams. You're Miami Dolphin and a Seattle Seahawk, or you're Houston rocket and in Minnesota Timber Wolves choose your metaphor. The point is if two pools come back with positive results, it can only mean one thing. The lab just finds the person who belongs to both pools using a handy grid like this one, and then recommends that that person get a follow up diagnostic test. It's like playing Bingo be six Bingo you might have corona virus. That's what Professor Lipton plans to do with samples from MSU volunteers testing two thousand of them every day and referring any apparent positives for an individual diagnostic test. Now, the third and most unusual part of this plan has to do with sewage scientists are discovering that they can spot a rising rotavirus cases early on by texting. Communities, Wastewater Michigan State, professor, Joan Rose and her team have been testing the campus wastewater. Since April she says, they noticed a peak in the virus that lined up with the news about an outbreak at a college hang out which demonstrated that there sewage diving expeditions worked I made that up I don't know if they're actually diving. For the testing this fall, the idea is to sample the wastewater from different places on campus so that they can get hyper local data if they can get good enough at sampling and turning around their result in a timely fashion, their work could act as an early alert system for Michigan State perhaps, even at the level of individual buildings. So you've got the pool testing with the affordable spit kits you've got expanded. Diagnostic testing. But literally just for those people who appear to be positive or just playing turn-up sick and then you've got the wastewater testing which increasingly looks like a functioning means of getting a warning in time to react if the plan works, it could help the university find and contain outbreaks. If it works the plan could help Michigan State and it's sixty seven thousand students stay on campus and have something like a semester. Joining us now is the aforementioned Dr Jack? Lipton. Of Translational Neuroscience at Michigan State University Dr Lipton. Thank you for being with us. We've heard about pool testing I want you to tell us a little more about it and why it it specifically helpful in this instance what what about Michigan State makes it a perfect candidate for the pooling of spit. What would you think about full testing end and Michigan state one of the things that you're that is really important to understand that the resources that we have is that university are fairly limited. Bright. But we're not a multinational corporation. So funds are limited resources are limited and pooling allows us to. have. More. More test being done with the same amount of resources or with less resources. So in this case, if we're dealing with supply chain issues with testing if we can test ten people with reagents that we would need to test one person, then we are were saving a lot in terms of of supplies, and if we don't have to run ten tests and we can run one test, we save a lot of time. So if you can save time and you can save supplies, you're going to Yeah. Ultimately conserve and that's really what our goal is and this. This works 'cause you're not expecting a large proportion of people to have this thing right. So generally speaking a bunch of these pools, we'll come out negative. Right. pools if you if you have about ten people in a pool in your expectation is maybe seeing two or three out of a hundred people. Show up positive than most of your pools are going to be negative. The more the prevalence increases the more the rates of infection increase. Then you're going to have more and more positive bulls. If one out of every ten people are positive than a pool of ten, most likely is going to have a positive individual in it. So you have to really balance pool size and prevalence together in order to come up with the right balance to save resources and save time. So the this actually could have broader implications There's a Wall Street Journal op-ed that you wrote about a previous test not this one that we're talking about, but it was a concept of pulling in you set across the United States tens of thousands of similar academic research labs have the expertise and equipment to help the country test for covid nineteen. If even one tenth of these labs joined the effort we could. Test an additional five, hundred thousand to one million samples a day. Your larger point here is that there are ways to get to more people and and then figure it out early rather than what we're in right now where there are some places where people are waiting in excess of seven days for typical test results in a in a concentrated environment like Michigan state you can. You can see things early and intervene. Absolutely and I think it's really important to note when you're talking about the pet that we put together. The vast amount of resources and know how that existed the academic laboratories universities across the country. Each one of the things that we've proposed was to develop biomedical National Guard and utilize all of these individual laboratories across the country and have them be organized through the federal government in order to be able to respond to pandemics or other natural disasters with biomedical know-how and that if we could get something like that done if the next administration is interested in doing something like that, we can be. Proactive instead of reactive in these kinds of situations. Wow. That's incredible because you just answer the question I was going to ask I was going to say, Hey, what can government do to take advantage of these kinds of resources and you just answer that I just want to say that again, a biomedical National Guard what a great simple idea resources all over the country run by different people but the the government of the United States providing the centralization for the data and the distribution. If you think about all of the laboratories and universities that were shut down as a result of the pandemic so many people were were sitting home like I sitting home on on zoom all day. If we have opportunity to come back into the laboratory and help. We can do so much in terms of trying to not only develop new new treatments and and working on new methods of detection, which is what our laboratory did during during April we can marshal all of these resources all. Know How that exists in order to to. Attack this problem in a concerted and coordinated way. Lifting. There's not a lot of great news about Krono virus, but I have to tell you after this conversation. I'm optimistic that there are people like you around this country who are actually in this moment while everything looks as grim as it is finding solutions that are going to help us see the other side of the coronavirus. Dr. Jack Lift Lipton is the chair and professor of translational neuro size. I don't even know what that is. We'll talk about that another time at Michigan State University. Thank you for all that you are doing and good luck to you at Michigan. State, we'll stay on top of this with you.
Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
Judge halts federal execution amid claims inmate isn't mentally fit
"A federal judge has halted the execution of a federal death row inmate whose lawyers have been arguing that he suffers from dementia. Wesley Perky was slated to be the second inmates executed by the federal government after a nearly 20 year hiatus ended this week. But the judge in Washington D. C imposed to injunctions this morning. The Justice Department is appealing both cases. Perkies lawyers say he can no longer grasp why he's slated to die. He's from Lansing, Kansas, and he was convicted in the 1998 killing of a girl in Kansas City, Missouri, was scheduled to be executed in Terre Haute, Indiana. Another man was put to death by the federal government. Just yesterday.
Newsradio 950 WWJ 24 Hour News
Man killed by police after mask dispute at Michigan store
"Michigan Police shoot and kill a knife wielding man after he stabbed a man during an argument over not wearing a face mask, the county sheriff's office says 43 year old Sean Ernest Rou is a grand ledge stabbed the 77 year old man from Lansing at the Quality dairy store in Windsor Township. It happened just before seven o'clock this morning this after Ruiz was confronted for not wearing a mask inside the store. He fled the scene. Police found him in nearby Delta Township. He got out of the car in charge the deputy with a knife. She shot him. He later died during surgery. Meanwhile, the stabbing victim remains hospitalized in unknown condition.
AP News Radio
Cases spike in Sunbelt, other states back off on reopening
"Several states are closing indoor bars and restaurants to try to stop the spread of the corona virus New York mayor bill de Blasio says the city has come so far in the virus bite it's not time yet for indoor eating this is a moment for everyone to be real focus real serious to work together in nineteen counties in Gavin Newsom state California at No indoor eating or drinking this doesn't mean restaurants shut down outdoor bars and restaurants can open epidemiologist Dr Saskia Popescu says eating and drinking indoors is too risky everyone is just really exhausted at this point in the pandemic and we all want to quote unquote get back to normal unfortunately this is going to be the new normal Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer is closing indoor seating and bars and parts of the state including east Lansing with the bar link to a rising number of infections I'm at Donahue
AP News Radio
Cases spike in Sunbelt, other states back off on reopening
"Several states are closing indoor bars and restaurants to try to stop the spread of the corona virus New York mayor bill de Blasio says the city has come so far in the virus bite it's not time yet for indoor eating this is a moment for everyone to be real focus real serious to work together in nineteen counties in Gavin Newsom state California at No indoor eating or drinking this doesn't mean restaurants shut down outdoor bars and restaurants can open epidemiologist Dr Saskia Popescu says eating and drinking indoors is too risky everyone is just really exhausted at this point in the pandemic and we all want to quote unquote get back to normal unfortunately this is going to be the new normal Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer is closing indoor seating and bars and parts of the state including east Lansing with the bar link to a rising number of infections I'm at Donahue
Newsradio 950 WWJ 24 Hour News
Michigan governor closes indoor bars, allows to-go cocktails
"Throughout most of the state bar's at least starting at 11 o'clock this evening. Governor Whitmore's signed a new executive order today. Saying bars and restaurants can sell cocktails to go in an effort to help those businesses but still shutting some of them down. Coming up in the bottom of the hour. We will talk live with the chair of the Michigan Licensed Beverage Association to see his reaction. And the latest case count from Lansing, the state now
KCBS Radio Midday News
LeBron James forms group to stop black voter suppression
"Lebron James joining other prominent athletes and entertainers and forming a group called more than a vote designed to educate and encourage black voters and work against voter suppression keying their efforts in specific cities and states including east Lansing and Saginaw Michigan where Draymond green will lead the
KCBS Radio Morning News
LeBron James forms group to stop black voter suppression
"Ron James is joining other athletes and entertainers and forming a new group designed to educate and encourage black voters and work against voter suppression he has already identified key members of the group including trademark green who will be active in those efforts in Saginaw and in his date of east Lansing
Frank Beckmann
Court orders defiant Michigan barber to close his shop
"The Michigan court of appeals ordered the trial court today to issue a preliminary injunction against the barber seventy seven year old girl Mankey from Wausau he has been ordered to quote immediately cease all operations that's from the Michigan court of appeals the the child was he cut a judge Matthew Stewart refused issue that preliminary injunction because he said there's no threat here from my missed making who does you know he's got the mask on what he's doing is hair cutting as he's done for sixty years and basically they've they've shut down his business from Lansing the the governor and her her friend the Attorney General the the cold fury at a rate the Michigan department of health and Human Services appealed the case welcome to appeal the case I mean really you think the Carl Mann ki is is leading to sub spread of the virus here is that what you're saying they appealed the case to a three judge panel of the court of appeals will guess what they just issued a ruling and the ruled two to one reversing the trial court in other words are going against Mister Mackey the majority opinion was signed where there's more just wait the majority opinion was signed by judge Stephen Morello you know who judge Stephen Burrell I was I'm I'm guessing you don't he is he's a man who was the former chair of the Saginaw county Democrat park a former chair of the Democratic Party and he was the judge who issued the the lead the majority opinion wrote that the administration's executive power easily encompasses the closing of the fed ex barber shop those once the governor declared a public health emergency the legislature determined that it was up to the department to issue orders protecting the public health majority opinion said accordingly in order to challenge the exercise of that authority apparently he had to present evidence that appellant overstepped the statutory boundaries Appel E. failed to present any evidence to rebut the department's conclusion that operation the shop posed a serious public health danger what about what about the fact that he did supposedly a danger in the first place have you taken the other point of view that he didn't prove that he's not posing a danger well we shouldn't approve me that he's posing a danger I'm just asking but you get a couple grand home appointees on this court they join together and go to the one the the other judges Brock Schwarz or Schwarz celeb sorry an appointee of Rick Snyder he wrote his own opinion Thursday and he concurred with Perot in part and dissented in part but Parolo again the former democratic county party chair in Saginaw voted along with his fellow Grandhomme appointee A. B. rogaine Krause and they teamed up and and shut down the ship the barber once again you believe it I mean you're spending all this time in court and using money to shut down a barber but there's never been any any evidence whatsoever that the man has posed a health threat to anyone will flock to his store he said the you know the problem is he's had the support of some groups that the governor wants to label as violent militia groups are gonna shoot everybody that's which he and the Attorney General or try to tell us anybody really good condition they they've knoll no concept of what the second amendment stands for I'm just I'm
Newsradio 950 WWJ 24 Hour News
Will Michigan summer camps fall victim to coronavirus, too?
"Fifty moms and dads in Michigan are wondering if they can send their kids to summer camp are low Lansing bureau chief Tim scoop excess the governor schools task force will look into that before tackles reopening the school is a possibility that some moms and dads are looking for some relief from their kids this summer by sending the ball off the summer camp but right now based on what we know no one knows what the campus will be open the governor's got a new commission that she's putting together to look at re opening the schools but she says here don't look at re opening the caps first can it be done I know that there are a lot of camps in Michigan that are trying to determine whether or not they open
AP News Radio
Man charged in death threats to Michigan governor, AG
"President you a man cranes in Michigan trump human is is announcing rights charged own a new with bits making push woman death to has threats develop appealed against and to the authorities governor distribute and the covert to Attorney find nineteen General a solution there vaccines have for been scores protests of infants with outside an ambitious the Michigan born to state surrogate time house table mothers of governor it's called for Gretchen foreign operation Whitmer's parents coronavirus were warp stranded stay speed because at home the country's order and the president governor borders says winter are it's unlike closed is anything on the taking coronavirus the away nation right has seen restrictions prosecutors since the Manhattan say Robert cash Ukraine Project made has threats a thriving it's in aimed a social surrogate at having media motherhood three message hundred industry that million were determined one of vaccine the few to be countries credible doses threats which in stock allow to kill the service by January for governor foreigners Whitman which order and even concern remains national is in high effect institutes about until how of at least health a border director may closure twenty Francis eighth will Collins place it is a burden not tells easy the on AP and clinics I'd be lying is to and a you stretch if distressed I told goal you parents that if there ever this was Ukrainian any one of way this on has Brits outstripping been woman easy led it's to me anything not that that that's is so ever far been has done and called yet and it I on could know authorities waste that we are millions to doing find the right a solution of thing shots if convicted and a as Robert lot she believes cash of money faces the if number the up vaccines to of children twenty affected years chosen in prison could for stretch production this is not into a suggestion don't the thousands pan out these are not if the the president national thoughts believes lockdown about they wheeled how is you extended by can protect years yourself that these this one this your of action truck is did the is wide ready force attention the of U. law S. off government during the biotech's a rally will deploy last column month every some plane armed the country's protesters drunken largest soldier entered circuit required the capitol operation to building help distribute in posted Lansing a video it soccer I'm showing at Donahue dozens make ani of babies Washington in bassinets arrayed in type rose in two rooms of the hotel where the clinic puts up clients I'm sorry I shockingly
AP News Radio
Man charged in death threats to Michigan governor, AG
"President you a man cranes in Michigan trump human is is announcing rights charged own a new with bits making push woman death to has threats develop appealed against and to the authorities governor distribute and the covert to Attorney find nineteen General a solution there vaccines have for been scores protests of infants with outside an ambitious the Michigan born to state surrogate time house table mothers of governor it's called for Gretchen foreign operation Whitmer's parents coronavirus were warp stranded stay speed because at home the country's order and the president governor borders says winter are it's unlike closed is anything on the taking coronavirus the away nation right has seen restrictions prosecutors since the Manhattan say Robert cash Ukraine Project made has threats a thriving it's in aimed a social surrogate at having media motherhood three message hundred industry that million were determined one of vaccine the few to be countries credible doses threats which in stock allow to kill the service by January for governor foreigners Whitman which order and even concern remains national is in high effect institutes about until how of at least health a border director may closure twenty Francis eighth will Collins place it is a burden not tells easy the on AP and clinics I'd be lying is to and a you stretch if distressed I told goal you parents that if there ever this was Ukrainian any one of way this on has Brits outstripping been woman easy led it's to me anything not that that that's is so ever far been has done and called yet and it I on could know authorities waste that we are millions to doing find the right a solution of thing shots if convicted and a as Robert lot she believes cash of money faces the if number the up vaccines to of children twenty affected years chosen in prison could for stretch production this is not into a suggestion don't the thousands pan out these are not if the the president national thoughts believes lockdown about they wheeled how is you extended by can protect years yourself that these this one this your of action truck is did the is wide ready force attention the of U. law S. off government during the biotech's a rally will deploy last column month every some plane armed the country's protesters drunken largest soldier entered circuit required the capitol operation to building help distribute in posted Lansing a video it soccer I'm showing at Donahue dozens make ani of babies Washington in bassinets arrayed in type rose in two rooms of the hotel where the clinic puts up clients I'm sorry I shockingly
AP News Radio
Man charged in death threats to Michigan governor, AG
"A man in Michigan is charged with making death threats against the governor and the Attorney General there have been protests outside the Michigan state house of governor Gretchen Whitmer's coronavirus stay at home order governor winter is taking away right prosecutors say Robert cash made threats in a social media message that were determined to be credible threats to kill governor Whitman order remains in effect until at least may twenty eighth it is not easy and I'd be lying to you if I told you that this any of this has been easy it's not and yet I know that we are doing the right thing if convicted Robert cash faces up to twenty years in prison this is not a suggestion these are not thoughts about how you can protect yourself these this is the force of law during a rally last month some armed protesters entered the capitol building in Lansing I'm at Donahue
Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
Dying of whiteness during the coronavirus pandemic
"I'm Jonathan Kaye part. Welcome to Cape Up. Jonathan Metzler back sooner than I expected because of the Corona virus pandemic in his book dying of Whiteness. How the politics of racial resentment is killing. America's heartland Nestle the director of Vanderbilt University Center for medicine. Health and society put a human face on the opposition to many policies that would save lives and livelihood a warning of the lengths to which the white working class voters could either have underlying racism or be manipulated to vote in support of wealthy donors corporations but against their own life stance. And it's just been on steroids since this pandemic started. Listen to mental. Explain why those anti stay at home protests in state capitals Egged on by the president that historical pattern and why the politics racial resentment is a deflection. That works right now. Jonathan Metzel. Thank you very much for coming back to the PODCAST. It's great to be back. I you were just on the podcast a couple of months ago and I try not to go back to Previous guests sooner than say six months but the situation that we're in right now with the with covert nineteen sort of demanded that you come back. We had on Reverend William Barber talking about the racial disparities that we've now been forced to reckon with with the corona virus. And you sent me a message. Reminding me that everything that you wrote about in Europe antastic book dying of Whiteness is playing out in this corona virus and the covert nineteen pandemic. Talk about that well. The book I wrote Diana Whiteness was was really. I mean I who knew at the time but what I was talking about in. That book was about the ways in which there were kind of undercurrents of white racial resentment that shaped Attitudes among politicians and certain white voters particularly in mid in America. That am caused them to what you would think. Vote against their own biological self interests and so the story. I told him that book was a story. About how for example and working class and lower income white voters rejected the affordable. Care Act. Which would have helped them a lot because they thought that immigrants and minorities were gaming the system and I looked at The rise of guns as symbols of kind of white self protection. And you know that was. That was a a book that I thought was kind of how to beginning a middle and an end it was kind of a warning of the lengths to which when white working class voters could either have underlying racism or be manipulated to vote in support of wealthy donors in corporations but against their own life stance. And it's just been on steroids since this pandemic started. I mean everything from in you know. It seems like the best possible for many red states would be to expand Medicaid if people health and transferred this moment of dire need and you would think people would be rallying to get Medicaid. It would help them. Not just medically would help them. Financially not incur bankruptcies pay less for medications but instead trump has been actively actively not expanding Medicaid and and people have been supporting him and the same thing with guns are the the gun story as is eight hundred percent rise in gun sales in some states in in in conjunction with this idea And and so kind of across the board this idea and and of course brought to bear most recently by these protests are across across many red states where people are literally out there saying and we we want to support trump even if it costs us in our family members and our communities days and months and years of our lives and and the racial currents are just. I mean just absolutely unavoidable. Okay so let's let's start with the with those protests because as I watched the video coming from Lansing Michigan and other places and people is openly. Define what we all knew when they were protesting to be true that the corona virus is spread. If you are not socially distancing if you're not wearing a mask if you're shaking hands if you have any kind of physical contact and these votes were acting in total defiance of everything of everything we know up the is it. Are they being irrational in what they're doing or are they being rational in that support for Donald Trump and resentment of and racial resentment are enough for them to ignore science? Well I think there are a couple of things that are important to keep in mind about this process. I just always make clear when I talk about them. That those protests are not all all white Americans. They're not all trump supporters. That's a kind of vote very vocal very threatening fringe group. That has gotten a lot of validation from from trump and a lot of funding from the Devos family and other places and so in a way. Because we're all stuck at home. It's hard to see that there are a lot of people in red states who are terrified of what those protests represent Democrats and Republicans and so first of all. I think it's unfortunate just given the way we're all many of us at at home right now and it looks like that's every Republican out there and that's not the case that being said I try to avoid saying that anything is irrational You know I think would my research. I came to realize that there are there are deep and ideology said that makes sense to people and I think this idea of government. Overreach this idea that Social PROGRAMS ARE GONNA benefit immigrants and minorities and and at the expense of of white people. do these ideas are very very ingrained and I think that also when you when you combine that with a moment of real despair this I this moment of you know not just a more the risk of mortality but also this fear of you know real real economic trauma that people back on their deepest their deepest fears. We've seen that you know the rise of Nazi Germany on down that people when they're who've been there the most desperate it's not like they become the most centrist They they become the most terrified. And so it. At a moment like this people fall back on extreme ideologies. It's not like everybody's GonNa come to the middle and I think trump has been very artful at manipulating those anxieties and shifting blame race. That I think are very dangerous but it's not I. It's not irrational. If it's based in a particular reading of reality and and also Lib reality for a lot of people you know one of the big stories to come out of out of the corona virus coverage is the the health disparities disparities in impact that overwhelmingly the victims of Corona virus have been Americans and other people of color particularly African Americans. What role do you think that plays in the mindset of people who might be looking in saying you know that's affecting them and so therefore I don't need to be concerned about this? Well I think certainly that's been framing an edge of course true right in other words. Many of the people who died in this early phase are emigrants of members of minority groups. People who have to either have to go to work In in conditions are live in areas. Where there's a lot of density I certainly think that that led to a feeling of kind of white and bits ability especially in the people. I've been interviewing people in this idea that oh no. This won't be because this is kind of black and Brown problem. I certainly think fueled part of the feeling of invincibility surrounding mess But it'll be interesting to see. I mean I think there are two caveats that narrative of I is that I guarantee you. A lot of these deaths in rural white America are being under reported. Just because there's not great data gathering and so I do think there's a lot of despair in in rural areas that we're not hearing about and and I think the other point is because of these protests and particularly when these red states start opening up if if they do which seems insane. We're GONNA see a lot of of working class white very sick and dying and so it'll be interesting to see what happens to that narrative when it really starts to hit home for people
Lars Larson
Protests break out in Michigan over state's stay-at-home order
"And I have mixed emotions about Michigan because my dad grew up there as a kid I went back as a kid many times to visit my many uncles all of whom are gone now and I had a great time going to Michigan I love the fireflies and everything else I'm also pretty crazy about the U. S. secretary of education Betsy to boss who was on the show yesterday I think she's a terrific public official as a member of president trump's cabinet now the governor of Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer not so crazy about her she has done some one eighties she has been inconsistent and now apparently her actions to try to act on the China virus infection in America have drawn literally a massive protest against her and threats of recall so I thought we got to talk to Scott holiday about that Scott is with our affiliate station W. I. L. as in Lansing which is ground zero for these protests as well Hey Scott welcome back to the program Hey thanks largely to being a it's been too long and of course we also had the little side issue that apparently Gretchen Whitmer didn't think before she decided to blast Betsy to boss saying that the the device family was waging war on her at a time when the device family which is very wealthy family was also apparently producing mass or providing massive amounts of personal protective equipment for some of the critical functions that are going on at Michigan barely that that is caper notice when she when she threw that little brick bat at the secretary of education give me a perspective on what's happening and what happened today in particular with these protests in Lansing yeah one Lansing today there were it was called the operation gridlock and the idea was to basically have a a socially distance protest normally when you have a protest in downtown Lansing it would be lots of people filling up the capitol lawn that were a hundred maybe two hundred that did get out of their cars but today was very unique up police said there were maybe up for five thousand people involved but it was simply cars filling up all of downtown Lansing even out onto the highway that runs through downtown now the only gridlock they were causing with the phone because downtown Lansing is all government workers and a lobbyist and everybody's working from home right now but it was certainly an impressive showing in cars honking horns all day long and there were some people that I guess I got out of the cars and wave flags around and it was it was an impressive showing so they certainly made their voices heard I mean it's kind of the goal was to get some good TV footage and some footage stand about going on social media I think they they succeeded yeah it was very visible to the whole country and their protest look an awful lot of as you know are under these kind of restrictions no matter where you are in America there only a few states that haven't gone along with that at all but what is going on in Michigan that the governor does not seem to have the support of the public in taking actions and some of the action chief Tate she's taken are almost laughably over the top like saying you can still go get food but don't dare you don't you dare buy a gallon of paint at home depot or don't buy any garden seeds to get your garden going so what some people are calling virus guards this year because who knows what's going to happen with the food supply I mean the idea that that she would lock down many things that don't seem to have any direct application to actually keeping people from getting sick well I think the the governor's done not kind of a daily briefing much like the president has been the one she gave this afternoon of the protest was kind of winding down I think was a good example of where she's coming from she cited one of the survivors that had met with the president yesterday who was from Michigan and she quoted as telling the president that the only place he could conceive that he might have caught the virus because it wasn't around too many people was from a gas pump and she was citing how long she's been told that the virus can live on well services like gas pumps and it's pretty clear from what she said and what she's trying to do that as she's trying to keep as many people home as possible by whatever means she can and that was one of the things were you know you can travel to a second home well that's cottages in Michigan which it sounds like you're familiar with a lot of people would be traveling from southeast Michigan which is the hub of coronavirus here in Michigan and traveling to other parts of the state and in her mind going through a lot of gas stations and touching a lot of things and potentially getting a lot of people second from what she said today it she was basically you know pleading with people to please stay home I I get the sense that her her alternate goals can we get this thing open back up by the end of the month and she's kind of willing to do whatever it takes to keep people home enough that takes doing some unpopular orders looks like she's going to
Howie Carr
Protesters demonstrate against stay-at-home order at Michigan Capitol
"That up thousands of protesters on foot and in vehicles converged Wednesday on Michigan's capitol to rally against governor Gretchen Whitmer's stay at home orders in the state operation gridlock created a huge bumper to bumper traffic jam it around the Michigan capitol building in Lansing there with one of the organizers of the group said quarantine is when you're restricting movement of sick people Tierney is when you restrict the moment of movement of
News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
Protesters demonstrate against stay-at-home order at Michigan Capitol
"Governors are starting to outline plans to re open the economy once cases in hospitalizations are contained in Michigan cases are still high but in Lansing protesters rally today for restrictions to be lifted in defiance of stay at home and public gathering orders to Michigan conservative coalition hosted a vehicle rally outside the capitol many parading in vehicles honking horns those somewhere on foot holding signs they're frustrated over governor Gretchen Whitmer stay at home orders including limiting the number of customers and essential stores and banning all public and private gatherings outside of homes your family you see the restrictions are unconstitutional or killing small businesses right bro ABC
Daily Detroit
Thousands converge to protest Michigan governor's stay-home order in 'Operation Gridlock'
"Of protesters descended on the State Capitol Building Today in Lansing. It was called operation gridlock. It was organized by the Michigan Conservative. Coalition which urged protesters to remain in their vehicles protesters Displayed signs that read things like liberty. Once lost is lost forever. There were other protesters carrying trump pen signs And Jerry. I even saw a sign. Somebody held it said Heil. Whitmer the governor's last name spelled incorrectly. And a rather crude attempt to draw a swastika which is Rather distasteful satellites. You know many of these protesters were actually outside of their vehicles. And you'd mentioned that. They urge people to stay in their cars. But that just wasn't they didn't. That was not the case often when you look at the footage from many reputable sources folks were standing less than six feet apart. I saw folks hugging and most were not wearing masks. And so it's interesting to me to see a protest like this. That's about what we can responsibly. Social distance but there was not social
WTVN
"lansing" Discussed on WTVN
"From east Lansing Michigan good evening I'm honored to be here and grateful that your tuning in I'm Gretchen with more of the forty ninth governor of the great state of Michigan tonight I'm at my daughter's sherry in Sydney's public school east Lansing high school we're here today with families and parents teachers and most importantly students I want to thank you all for coming but tonight I'm gonna talk to those of you who are watching at home I need a lot more than ten minutes to respond to what the president just said so instead of talking about what he is saying I'm going to highlight what Democrats are doing after all you can listen to what someone says but to know the truth watch what they do Michigan hers are no different from Americans everywhere we love our families and want a good life today and a better life tomorrow for our kids we work hard and we expect our government to work hard for us as well we have grit and value loyalty and we still refer the Detroit Lions we and all Americans might be wary of today's politics but we must stay engaged our country our democracy our future demand that we're capable of great things when we work together we cannot forget that despite the dishonesty and division of the last few years and that we heard tonight from the president of the United States to gather we have boundless potential and young Americans are proving that every day by taking action that's what I want to focus on tonight money Scott is thirteen years old and lives in Muskegon heights Michigan money street was covered in pot holes they were ankle deep and he got tired of waiting for them to get fixed so he grabbed a shovel and a bucket of dirt and filled them in himself during my campaign people told me to fix the damn roads because blown tires and broken windshields are down right dangerous and car repairs take money from went child care groceries and we the Democrats are doing something about it in Illinois governor JV Pritzker pass a multi billion dollar plan to rebuild their roads and bridges governor Phil Murphy is replacing lead pipes in New Jersey all across the country democratic leaders are rebuilding bridges fixing roads expanding broadband in cleaning up drinking water everyone in this country benefits when we invest in infrastructure congressional Democrats have presented proposals to keep us moving forward but president trump and the Republicans in the Senate are blocking the path when it comes to infrastructure money has tried to do more with a shovel and a pile of dirt and the Republicans in DC have with the oval office and the US Senate bullying people on Twitter doesn't fix bridges it burns them our energy should be used to solve problems and it's true for health care to for me for so many Americans hold dearest personal not political when I was thirty I became a member of the sandwich generation that means I was sandwiched between two generations of my own family for whom I was the primary care giver was holding down a new job caring for my newborn daughter as well as my mom at the end of her brain cancer battle I was up all night with the baby and during the day hi to fight my mom's insurance company when they wrongly denied her coverage for chemotherapy it was hard it exposed the harsh realities of our workplaces our healthcare system and our child care system and it changed me I lost patience for people who are just talk and no action was a state senator I work with the Republican governor and legislature to expand healthcare coverage to more than six hundred eighty thousand Michigan under the affordable Care Act today Democrats from Maine to Montana.
Gratcast
"lansing" Discussed on Gratcast
"I mean that's enough to say right there that it isn't every month. Who's an asshole. Just wants to kill other people but that is kind of one of the few times where you're allowed to defend yourself if you know people are going around shooting logistics during our people are shooting from a car going by fast. You're you're going fifteen miles an hour a motherfucker your shock on his not gonna reach the road from your porch. The shotguns work. It's going to be completely defenseless. It's going to be some clues. Shoot a deer from a certain shock. Nobody's hunt deer with shotgun. People in the michigan hunt use your heart and right back out the god. Damn car did go inside those doors and frigging high because there's random bullets flying throughout the neighborhood doc next next one okay i was listening to the scanner is a symbol. No it's the same one that might be it. No you're just skip by bang and the people and when we listen to the gunfire ourselves last night's l._p._d. Needs to be the drugs. Put put the drugs down and stop bullshitting. Everyone all these people making shit up next one. Just one please evros rose tagging each other. Nobody's disputing other people say no. I didn't hear anything. I live in the area. I woke up last night. Out of nowhere at three am stepped outside. I stepped outside stopped outside a terrible. It smelled like gun smoke in my neighborhood but there was no shootings. Why why is my neighborhood's gunsmoke. People need to get a life other than the terrifying others. Get job read a book volunteer community. You alone are responsible for your actions in your life. I think and blonde is hoping that the shooters are going to see this and having a pitney that they're they're. They're doing dumb shit. They need to get a life next one. Just stop the crap. Will you do your due diligence to interview the community. I heard the shots myself. An officer on the scanner said she was unpleasant grove and real and didn't hear shot how residents on the other side of churchhill heard them as well so hurt them as well so to blatantly say there was these were social media. Rumors is disrespectful respectful cowardice and ally what was l._p._d. Doing last night to not hear the shots or catch the shooters. I'm not saying the shots related to the shootings yesterday even before but it happened so we'll ix what are you. What are you going to do it. Isn't it your existence based in <hes> based on information <hes> the people the a journalist consistent of getting the truth and do so skies asking for the the press and the media to look into this figure out what the hell's going out. Why does everybody think they're hearing gunshots last night. Why was everybody but he listening to. The police scanners last night rose trae home. This is an attack inside. It's not just lansing detroit ohio. Look at your news feed. They're killing minority kids everywhere. This one seems a little extreme. I can't base any of the other other areas with circumstantial information but perch two thousand nineteen lansing michigan. They shooting everything everybody everybody did they. They rape it. Everybody everywhere help us. Thirteen shootings in two hours get inside and strapped to fuck up currently shooting every side of town scanners going. I'm crazy another person listening to the scanner man highstreet walking around shooting. Look at these reports. These are specific reports. People are hearing from the scanner silverstone waverly jolly mount hope in a realist mill pond in whole fares park a fourteen year old shot will martin luther king just now joe the tearing this bitch up kids are dying sounds like rumors to me. No it was true. Kidney shot tell that's it's the people who lost their children. Kelly anderson read these comments. I wasn't joking. Babe lies lies lies. My scanner was being blown up with shots fired calls and people knocking on people's doors and crap so light. Is someone else again. These skip uh-huh if the scanner from that night is unavailable if the nine eleven calls from that night or unavailable that that's a huge red flag surprised. Someone didn't start recording the scanner themselves as somebody had to. This is like when you get that many someone had to be like we're recording. This not true a kid shot. Tell let's the people who lost their children. Children being plural next one last night to kids were shot. Someone is angry. It is very plausible and i'm partial to believe my ears and not a new story story contradicting many many emails or many many contradicting many many calls i heard last night being reported to the police department. Hundreds of people aren't hearing the same shots in different areas of the city at different times that lasted until about two thirty in the morning to three in the morning. I was up all night listening. I just shut it off around six a._m. But again believe what you want. I speak truth. You speak yours if someone fires a gun. Does it shoot a is a dangerous straight bullets. Kill people and crazy crazy people feel empowered because they get away with crime also escalated to hurt other people next one with the button. I'm just trying not to have it. Skip ahead all right just to make sure clinton as it says in the story facebook share tax shots not fired and shooting injuries are two different things yes that's true. Someone was driving around shooting a gun off last night to kids were shot. Someone is angry. It is very plausible on a personal believe my ears not a new story contradicting many calls call. I heard last night being reported to the police department. Hundreds of people aren't hearing the same the same you like this is the list repeatedly is around order next yeah. This is a lie. I heard dozens of shots in a row in my neighborhood at two a._m. Last night i listened to the police scanner all night with nine thousand plus people on the scanner also listening. What's the population lancing. The calls were coming in the dispatch. Actually is a perfect circle around the city. At the correct intervals lansing state journal got played or they don't. They don't wanna be when they made the perfect. Intervals is like someone started. We're here by the time they work their way around this part of town. That's when the phone call started like twenty minutes later because it takes that long to get from one part to is that what they mean no they mean somebody who clearly driving around shooting as they were shooting. The calls followed in a in a circle around their people reporting where they're here hearing it. My scanner was being blown up with cole. Definitely gunshots last night at about ten pm lots of them. Oh police said they were in in the they were in the area of many of the calls and didn't hear thing they're hearing thing yeah. This is a lie. I heard it doesn't shots in a row in my neighborhood at two a._m. Last night you heard ten of them more more than once sounds like you need to move here burke same thing when they they happening all over. It's only shots fired because it didn't hit someone who cares it. Could it could have we have two children hurt and one day. I heard them to next one. Okay you missed the part. I heard the gunshots in no. They don't want you data to listen to them so you you fall for their bullshit well if you if you want to discuss the federal human memory especially during stressful times that's that's a whole the other thing we could have fun discussing that but the two didn't read version of it all it's human memory is the the real bullshit. We're talking about human memory here. Folks were talking on the fly. It happening like calls there was there was causing people on social media as it was happening. This wasn't like a week later. Hey do what happened last time you so you may you may remember hearing that many gunshots but that doesn't mean that it actually happened. I'm not trying to gaslight you up just stating facts again if everyone was reporting it after the fact. Maybe maybe this was all in real time. People were frigging. Fuck out next one don't over think don't think at police lingo is easy to pick up. Mother-in-law in law listens to it all night drifting off to sleep. I heard it for many years now since she's lived with me and my wife and my wife has picked up the habit nothing like thought to asleep to the police scanner. There was people shooting last night but do you think the lansing police really wanted to stop them and and have a gun battle. Now i heard that this batch of saying white ford infusion was seen shooting and driving on pleasant grove and then a cop to say says i just saw white ford fusion turn right pleasant grove and copy nothing further than people's houses houses around pleasant grove started getting shot up next one cop responsible like any house damage. How do i think those people should be allowed to sue the city then there was an officer right there and he knew what he was looking for. That's what that's why f._b._i. F._b._i. Nearly all police departments discourage civilians from listening to police scanner. Dan fit the standards. You want to hear anything about the truth d._n._a. Shots shots fired. Calls and shootings are two very different. Things and police track them differently. Certainly shootings are are classified as people who are struck by a bullet because i definitely heard them all on the scanner and i definitely heard ten of them attend in ten or more shots and more than once by my house to try again. Please scanner can be very unreliable because it's police discussing things oftentimes that they still don't have all the facts ex- yet on the have the facts that there was clearly lots of reports of shootings. It's horrible. Go look at what i shared and read the comments. I just creeped out a bunch of people's posts. It is heartbreaking to read. Yes horrible. I'm currently listening to police scanner which one this is what it's all about how five zero radio and type in ingram county yes. I don't think i'm going to bed tonight brought. This is sad who even either it's multiple people doing it or there. They'll do one one round in one car then switch. There was a shooting. I heard what oh dear this is. It's all about what he shares the the articles next one very oh we got window shot out. We got cars shot out. We got bullet holes in cars ars. We got car show does that does that. Look like shoot out a parking lot. Guess physical evidence here. They clearly got hit. The top car is actually in their driveway. The house shot up last night bro. What lansing it's crazy as fuck right now always has that man hardest fucking lansing. No there in three cars and shooting people are dumb the most casual response ever there's three there's three people shooting yes and they're banging on doors and ship ship and we are. We are all in one room. These people are hiding all in one room. Do you think they're hiding all in one room because there's rumors the bats. That's happening next one. Thank you for saying. I'm a cool okay. I think i think might we might be the end of the line. Try try one more one more almost background. We can take that. I don't i don't know what the hell happened in lansing michigan but that's a shitload the smoke a little bit of physical evidence in the house and the cars that got shot up. Something clearly happened so i asked i asked actually young so. Was there any more follow up on. What was the button on this. Yes and she said no no follow up on it but it definitely happened again. The following night there is there is again shots in reports of people shooting the cars and stuff the second two nights in a row dishes. This should happen who knows who knows what to believe but i don't believe for a second there was one isolated shooting accident in in lansing on august fifth. Seriously wanna know how these people are going to file for their insurance like if your car is shot your house shot. You have insurance that you have to show that you file a police report if the police refused to believe that your vehicle although it's right in front of them has a belivel- what are you supposed to do..
WGN Radio
"lansing" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Following is a further accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the Lansing. All was it a fraud? Expense account item three ten dollars loan. Jim Carter who was working with me on the case. Pay back soon as I can cash check them so busy. I haven't had time doctor friend on I'm going to pick him up pretty soon and go over to the coroner's office. I want him to look James Lansing and see if he's the same man he passed on the insurance examination two years ago. Either we ensured the wrong man, or Dr mayhood examined the wrong, man. I dunno. What have you done? So far is what I told you yesterday about Dr mayhood, well, he's healthy financial shape. Good bad. But you know, healthy is house halfway paid for one car out. Right now is eight months to go on another one all of which doesn't mean anything if he phoned up an insurance examination. Yeah. That's true. That's true. Thinking this would have worked. But James Lansing died on the street in the city performed. An autopsy def malnutrition private physician without an autopsy hanging over him. It could have been heart failure are most anything. Jim, I think we can do whatever we want around here. Step on anybody's toes. Make any kind of noise we like this kind of situation to investigate. We don't have to be careful easy. Johnny lansing's bodies in the morgue. There's no doubt that it's ham exhibit A, but we aren't sure that it's fifty thousand dollars policy was issued legitimately. What are you getting to call a state insurance Commissioner, Jim I don't know we think this is a bad one from top to bottom. I don't know that. So that when the beneficiary starts to complain I can tell her it might scare and whoever helped during the being more ridiculous than they've been in already. I'm going to hold off, Johnny. Hi. Dr may would make out of the more. Expense.
Sports Talk 1050 WTKA
"lansing" Discussed on Sports Talk 1050 WTKA
"The wall in my bedroom right by my door to my most valuable thing but now that I know you and you know either heaven and. You know that Another guy who was dad was Rick Leach they have another picture in. My room someday maybe I'll be bold enough to ask for something like that one day then. Again maybe just your friendship on the radio with, me because this radio station brings Afternoon, today Mike was asking about what's going. On what's your best position in. Michigan gave me put it this way tomorrow. Maybe talk about Germany Schultz in the center. Linebacker position in the next to what we have said he might be. My favorite, wolverine but I'll tell you this right now once we have a good center Back in ninety seven, Zach Gada me doing it or walk. Down in Georgia will Bob cappuccino All. Those other guys all those great live is a good center, you, have a sense of line and when we have a good center this year with Caesar we's our fortunes are going to change and, you'll see, better quarterback play and our defense. We already know us monstrous once a year off it's called we get that line going somewhere we gotta get the spirit of. Jerry Cameron back copter coaching them off to live up and, maybe you could talk about it so I'm going to hang up because at Babbel log enough, but would you do me a favor is I'm teaching my class Peter story go I love you guys thanks. JJ dear Herod JJ if I have a good dealer here, in store oh come on you gotta have one no I mean Hey JJ just went through his whole highlight. Reel Fumble fumble recoveries, but the Michigan state game he blocked one my my sophomore year up in east Lansing for some of us who. Aren't old enough. To to watch those games remember those games could? You elaborate? A little bit, more for us what happened. So I mean it's it's, the following year my freshman year we got we got beat at home and Jim Harbaugh got. His arm broken in different things like. That and we're getting ready for this game And you know we're getting ready for this game getting. Ready to go up to east Lansing And it's not one of those it's the same old you know Michigan Michigan state gay skinhead It had things to it coming up I know Michigan state was feeling. Good about themselves because they beat us the year before in our stadium and all. Of that and you. Know all, of, a, sudden, it was It was a, game down I think, we went right down scored and then I heard a, block puck we scored. Again and then we score to get I. Mean, turned into a blowout because I would imagine probably when you come you come back on you know you're on the sideline. Your with, your coaches you're doing other stuff you're probably you weren't paying too close attention no you have. To be focused Michigan state because there. On again their on build stadiums that are right on top of you I mean it's because you were you returning punts at. That time or house attorney kicks return returning punts I told you return they'll make you return it got to be. A daredevil, you geeky return either I know on a kick kickoff you see him coming I count it I. Counted across there was. Eleven and you you want it. That one in. The middle but all, the rest you they. Come in that one in the. Middle he's the kick. You run him over everyone can, tackle by the kicker. Of course not Because you can't live it down they'll. Play it replayed all the time they splice, it into the other film, I'm just saying they boom it's there all. The time look. At it and got. Caught Medicare so never get caught, by the kicker You hear it that's one of. Those things where as, soon, as as soon as a. Kicks blocked you know it you hear, that foam and you know black punt Oh, well Dear. Blocked it you heard, the fans you're the reactions of the fan and you saw the Michigan band..
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"lansing" Discussed on BizTalk Radio
"To spray a product actually hit the mealy bugs in that's the that's the issue with a lot of the oil based products that you need actually like coat the bug because it suffocates it but on on tomatoes in with me bug as far as preventative there's there's two things that i recommend to do as a preventative when it comes to vegetables one would be just a neem oil is is good to kind of just increase that oil levels on the plant than the other one is spanos it because that prevents all the chewing insects as well so if you kind of alternate that as a preventative for bugs on tomato usually that kind of takes care of both issues in doesn't allow them to get any worse that sounds good to me if the bugs one a little bit they can have kind of like i am i go out there and i see a few holes here and there but as long as the plant looks healthy and it's not a ridiculous infestation i just kind of let it go well in lansing mentioned with the tomato usually you know he'll go out and pick them off and it's because the horn worms aren't usually very prolific meaning you'll have maybe three or four of them on the big one yeah the big when you can you have three or four on there you pull them off you can toss them to the birds or whatever but like roses and geraniums i mean you can have hundreds of those little worms on their rainiest this time of year are loaded with draining blood worms.
All of the Above with Norman Lear
"lansing" Discussed on All of the Above with Norman Lear
All of the Above with Norman Lear
"lansing" Discussed on All of the Above with Norman Lear
"Scripts for five dollars an hour and i had this authorized those in our listeners pose on that five thousand an hour to read you read scraps and i had an office half the size of this room and i had a desk and they would give me a script and then i would read it and then i would give a synopsis in my opinion and i felt like i come home i loved that job i thought if i never do anything else for the rest of my life i will be happy and that was the beginning of my career and i knew that's where i belonged and i didn't if tension the my arms and legs and i didn't feel uncomfortable and so that was an easy one an equally easy in a funny way though it took longer um was to to leave the movie business um i always swore that if i didn't have that passion that i had when i started in the business that that would be time to go and from the time i was a kid and i learned this from my mother i watched her give back we weren't a wealthy family but she gave over time i thought it was a holocaust survivor lap seven survived the camp she escaped but she was you know being put a you know when the ghettos widow and i always thought if i'm lucky enough to be financially independent or enough you know and and and if i'm a lucky enough to achieve my dreams and some day i want to start a foundation and give back i always thought that from the time i was a kid i watch my mother i thought that was something i wanted to do but i watched myself in the movie business and i watched kind of the last three or four or five years of my career where i would.
All of the Above with Norman Lear
"lansing" Discussed on All of the Above with Norman Lear
"Where did you get the self knowledge to to things like you just talked about walking away from at sixty i guess right where you decided you want to do something else you're running a studio a minutes to be able to walk away from that weather age said it sounds very easy i wanted to do other things i don't know at and he did it earlier in your life when you made a movie with john wayne at that and walked away for and when you know what i don't think acting as well so i answer both questions the john wayne one um i had no tell and so start at all i gotta geared i know i got a gig when i couldn't act and i and also worse than not having the talent because i think talon his godgiven but maybe you know studying more i could have acquired some ability that was better than when i had during that movie um i think for me i was so uncomfortable acting that's why i am saw an of actors because what i would act i would get this incredible tension in my arms and legs us because i guess i couldn't be anything but myself and with howard hawks in the john wayne movie he listened to my voice howard hawks wanted to turn everybody into lauren bacall and so i think if i could still do it he wanted me to talk like this and he would have been not to have a chicago exit and i felt so fake and so in authentic and i i just hated myself doing it and so i mean when you get this kind attention i kept trying to do a performance you know like later on i didn't another thing and i kept trying to to do it without the attention and i never could so i realized from my own salvation i better get out and then i got this job from this wonderful man ray wagner read.
All of the Above with Norman Lear
"lansing" Discussed on All of the Above with Norman Lear
"Um i started but didn't have a good one arm so i stopped in my 20s after i got divorced and i thought while i'm getting divorced went very nice man i don't really you know the marriage was working i'm just going to do the same thing will repeat the mistake over and over and over again better understand that then it wasn't a good i didn't have the right doctor that's the i think the best i could say um and and and then i didn't go for a while and then i started again uh when i was probably a might late 20s early thirties i'd have to look remember the exact date and i had a great analyst who was non judgmental or any other great if i don't know about that right here in ireland to it for five years and that's gave me self esteem it it let me understand what i wanted it let me uh find you know kind of battle the demons that i had an everybody has them judo and uh i'm very grateful for that i think if i hadn't gone through analysis i i would have never had the life i have of not just the careered that's great but the life geno i would have never had a good marriage i wouldn't have been a good mother i wouldn't have been a good friend i mean just too many things were battling a me is that man or woman joe river swelled so i see him whenever something's really bothering me and of course with my mother died i by i swear he must have a whole new house i saw some out so at last time i saw retiree who has got to retire.
All of the Above with Norman Lear
"lansing" Discussed on All of the Above with Norman Lear
"Word for it yeah and that and for music as well that you can make a record and i mean no record in your spare room in your in your house you know the the the other part of it though as there's it's the barriers to entry have all fallen down mild air there are no barriers to entry so you know my wife had a great line where she said well good no everybody can make a little bit of shit it'll all even itself out you know because like you you know if such a we should make a good film i think will find that out and so the people who know how to use one of these in and an iphone and man is holding up in the asinine from the real it will i i still believe that equality will will wrap selena they'll find it maybe they won't find it right away but i find it and then the other thing that's happening like you talk about eur eighty falco picture so now it's going to eventually be an inaccessible place to see it and it can have a huge huge afterlife right now and people are actually making sequels to movies that failed when they came out via the i think austin powers didn't do that well this an old one but didn't do that well when it came out and there's new ones every day that people find and they they've they watch them all the time on on the streaming or or cable or something you ever think about during another from now i know mr movie business at all um i left the movie business thirteen years ago because i wanted to start this foundation and i.
All of the Above with Norman Lear
"lansing" Discussed on All of the Above with Norman Lear
"You space so actually complete it get it out there you know put it out uh if that's which rescued and that's what i'm asking is leading producer norman this is not the other picture no no no the one that we have now is on netflixing i have a new movie oh netflixing that occur wrote in costar in with junkies eric n el pacino in a else who wrote the music for it's called uh bites cold weird no animals occasional mingle look i get to see the heat out to me with eighty falcoff down which is so wonderful is the pick just don't ever go away now so it's like satellites that you tell me about it hopefully it will be on i two internet looks yeah i think i can press the button and i could see it on my television my ipad i just i think entertainment and a funny way has never been more accessible are better because there's so many choices so true i mean he's ready the amazing thing is when there were three networks it wasn't like we were walking around sage packed with more content jabal how come don't have enough it was perfectly subversion now we have seven hundred and we think places to great camp up and we can't keep up and the nobody complains about a nobody remembers that there was a time when we ads three outlets and which was it up what is also a great is when we were starting and um i wasn't a a director but i wanted to be a producer and eventually became one i needed to find money to make mine the movies that i was interested in and needed the studio to say yes or a network to say yes today and when i meet young people i say you have your iphone if you of your iphone you can go out and make a movie and you can get it seen you know on youtube around whatever it is and you can begin your career you actually have control of it you can make your on content we couldn't do that do you know and and i constantly am reading them some executives us something on youtuber hour or so you know they made a movie for fifty thousand dollars and it it winning all these awards you know so it it's it's good for the filmmakers got the democratisation of those tools and.
All of the Above with Norman Lear
"lansing" Discussed on All of the Above with Norman Lear
"For our family of listeners who may not know the name is the i guess his best known film was exorcist yes in the french and the french can act like for those of you who who it's interesting what happens but for those of you who are younger um think of bugging killer jiao because that lurch canada sal i mean he's done i think my husband's a genius in all honesty and i am an off his talent but he's done many many movies but it's funny um i'm a region at university of california so i go to the colleges and you know it with trying to connect with the kids and so someone will say to me there are film students sometimes are not and they'll say you know her her husband was the director of the exorcist trying to make me cool the director of the extra since then and the french connection they got ta uh they have no interest in there i sent my husband directed killer joke he did this is like are all other generation walker has a very generous both working at but then i did i wrote and directed a film uh called death adult e falco was in it in a couple of people it was another one cent title again death of a dog threats and it was a little move we made this movie for literally nothing you know abel ferrara walesa asked wow yeah what was going to see it i picked up the answer print the day that she won her first m e laugh when we shot at she was a for another friend of mine in the village should listen sopranos when you she was not on it yet she got while we were post she got the sopranos the shot at it came out and she plan hemi so of a sudden i started my move but is it an can we see it it is it will be soon but second forever but billy i caught him up as senate to me he watched it and gave me some good he had just like when you were widely for taking so long is because i was the produce i'm really good in the right brain i don't have what you guys have which is that left brain i think it's just a big.
All of the Above with Norman Lear
"lansing" Discussed on All of the Above with Norman Lear
"Came out early with our they has mohyuddin that white them lord theme from abroad came out in that's great that's great great put all just really funny over the top you know just silly this you know the not salacious funny it was great it's funny and what was the movie you'd you said you did something with billy mqm with billy i did an episode of tales from the crevasse yes and it was so great it was so fun and i got there early on the day we had a rehearsal day the house and i just i just knew get their early and watch and there so i was with billy and a little bit of the crew you know the dp in the diversity as he walked through we shot most of it took place in this house adam better speech as he walked through and they just followed him and he kinda went through all of the shots boom boom boom like you know you saw the whole show i've never seen anybody more sure and more creative on the spot and and so i i spent that we just kind of getting the early i i may often do this went to work as an actor in them with someone like billy freed can come on so i learn more that week from him but also we would eat lunched together and he would tell these great stories that that one day were eating lunch and this parking lot there were set up base camp was set up up by the beach and he asked me uh we were talking about music and he asked me about uh you know which have somehow got on elvis presley or something he said we know levers stoler are nafta cler next thing i know he said what you're lebron relives right there i said come on boom boom boom knock on the door and there is were sitting there talking to the guy who wrote hound dog and i mean li restore that cole road all these great songs i was just such an awesome dan is a minor phillies closest franson am he's no longer with us spent an we spent a lot of time with him and you miss him every day i mean now it's true bellies.
All of the Above with Norman Lear
"lansing" Discussed on All of the Above with Norman Lear
"One of the best films image i'd love to see that list of unjured that he gave here um i actually saw the mall okay built up i learned my lesson he was married earlier to richard rogers doerner that's correct it was her first name oh mary was her sister linda lender takes a village to remember these linda was in therapy with a fellow by the name on that brecher uh who have also had another patient named francis loeb who then married norman lear me so and so i have that connection with emily would such a word mason that the us could action which is chest i think part of the pain nick danny had to go through is that the therapist snap brakha while he was treating linda and danny yes and at marrying linda now that is a violation of story violation of ethics like you can happen a little bit i don't need a little bit so then you think happened this man ever trust again because finally you go to a therapist you pour out your heart and soul and the therapists must have been telling linda i this is only conjecture so i am at an an and in an unimportant less important a circumstance in this whole thing was that dan was a beautiful man and the purpose were talking about was uh infirm the short old and infirm as compared to dan not like and yet she left him and now that you ought to matter i'm as i am i am trapped in my generation.
All of the Above with Norman Lear
"lansing" Discussed on All of the Above with Norman Lear
"You know what i keep raising the title studio for the almost the same job though it was a a different job at paramount at twenty century fox i just had production with reporting to me and when i was chairman of paramount i had the whole studio reporting to me marketing distribution everything but you know i had done every job within the studio sister and when i was promoted it got this wave of media attention i mean it was actually the new york times that put it on the front page and they said exmodel becomes head of twentieth century fox and i remember thinking wow if women were truly equal it wouldn't beyond the front page would be in the business section and also they gest eliminated you know the last 10 years of my work life when i had done every job within the studio system and today that would be a big class action lawsuit put them i was just fbi had the job you had agree edberg per one your may be the greatest run that he really is heard loud thank you that's very car and we had a really really good at some of those um forrest gump brave higher type floor and adam brown origin impossible i mean you know and you know a lot of movies that that aren't that big that you know that i still love bobby fischer wonder boys self first wives club which was also ike is quite big um i'm i'm really proud of every movie you know you put your heart and soul into every movie not just the ones that work goes executives who are like you put your heart and soul and others put their ass you know i loved movie said was the only reason i ever wanted to do any job was to make movies i cared about nothing else was really important to me and i cared about all the movies and the ones that didn't work i would just as hard on you were justice heart and you do the same thing on the wants to fail quote i don't think they failed at just failed commercially and sometimes critically as well um but you care about them the same you know like a saying which child you like the best you run while your children pearl.
All of the Above with Norman Lear
"lansing" Discussed on All of the Above with Norman Lear
"Who may not know this when we're talking to sherry lansing we are talking to the first woman may be the only woman i can't think of another who ever ran a major film studio i know how it actually um i was the first but i'm happy to say that since that time there have been several women at that have had the title of chairman an shame to help now i think i'm not going to remember everybody but but certainly amy pascal instead lead nikoil stacy snyder and i hope i'm not leaving out any one i'm at the mercy kharazi had a very big title at a network so i'm happy to say that um the doors were broken down and all you did a lot of the breaking thank you and i were very young at the time because your gorgeous and young rent rush put gorgeous and young together one doesn't have to be young to be gorgeous and you have been beauty for your life what just have to live with them you that's a really great compliment feeling a kid when you took over a tarom on was fairmont first now at 20century facts was first and i was thirty five thirty and so i was quite young but actually i had done every job within the studio system when i got the title of i think the title i got was president later on and became chairman of paramount pictures chairman of burma pressure vital'o but the title president then actually meant the same i mean you know titles there's a lot of title inflation in this business um title in herat.
All of the Above with Norman Lear
"lansing" Discussed on All of the Above with Norman Lear
"A terrific guests i mean literally bewildering guests young alleged a legendary guest at a woman you may usually desert things were that the culture applies to men uh but we're talking about a woman who is just one of the great people of our business which is the show business the film business the ear at center uh visit door we're sitting on the table there's a window i'm looking out edward glass and as a door that's to open a natural it's opening paul they're jewelers antall hippies here taking a look at the ads really it is she's wearing green she's wearing a green blouse and she is tall and darkhaired and gorgeous and the inner doors opening hello share sherry land say i sent red to be here and i have to say i was able to hear the nice things you said about me and i have to say that i feel like i'm with alleged and norman i have looked up to you my whole life and so unreal only each other a great long were very very long time in lou have been not only the genius that we all know but you've been an inspiration to me in the way that you age backwards and you get younger highway there you conduct july romero's you sort is if you haven't heard this podcast before is 95 i know him very well i do i get undressed with him every single night and the twelve euro that still there that i south oh you know about the 12yearold that we all live with forever and the and paul hit my sidekick here not a legend but reineri match alleged in very much someone i respect have also known for pretty locked i have you had guys don't each other for thank you yes ashley kevin marsh are that's right yeah so when we're talking for those of you listening.