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AP News Radio
Okoro's 3-pointer sends Cavaliers past Nets 116-114
"The Cavaliers pulled out a one 16 one 14 win over the nets on Isaac okoro's three pointer from the corner with .7 seconds remaining. A Korra's late bucket gave him 11 points and sent the Cavaliers to their 8th victory in ten games. Cleveland trailed one 12 one O four with two 13 remaining before closing on a 12 two run. Donovan Mitchell delivered 31 points and Evan mobley added 26 with 16 rebounds. Brooklyn dropped its 5th straight game despite Michael bridges, who had a game high 32 points. Spencer Dinwiddie finished with 25 points and 12 assists for the nets. I'm Dave ferry.
The Eric Metaxas Show
Roger Stone Posits Why the Case Against Trump May Be Unraveling
"I want to talk to you about everything. I want to talk to you about what's going on with president Trump. I want to talk to you about desantis. What do you want to talk about first? Well, I think the big news, Eric is what's going on in New York or maybe what isn't going on in New York because I think it's now unclear. It appeared that the Manhattan district attorney that is a county prosecutor was going to take up a case previously reviewed and rejected by 5 hostile federal prosecutors against Donald Trump, which supposedly surrounds theoretical at least payoffs to a porn star for her silence during the 2016 campaign. Donald Trump has already triumphed in a defamation suit centered around these exact same issues. The government's chief witness is a man named Michael Cohen, who has specifically denied that exact allegation he's making today both under oath in the defamation lawsuit and in a letter to the federal election commission signed by his attorneys. So the real question, I guess, would become, was he lying then, or is he lying now? The whole point, of course, is will Alvin Bragg, who is a George Soros funded prosecutor, elevate what even if accurate would be a misdemeanor to a felony in an effort to try to destroy the political prospects of Donald J Trump.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Will Alvin Bragg Try to Arrest Donald Trump at All?
"Don't think this is going to happen that the district attorney Alvin Bragg in New York City is not going to arrest Donald John Trump. I think that he sees the writing on the wall here. Now, yesterday, a letter serviced. That seems to indicate that Donald Trump was not involved in the hush money payment to stormy Daniels. And this letter, it's pretty condemning. And this could be one of the reasons why the grand jury has not been meeting yesterday's proceedings were canceled. Today's proceedings canceled again. There's word that the district attorney may call the grand jury bank for, but not because of Donald Trump. As a matter of fact, the reporting of NBC News says that they may not even address the Trump issue until next Monday. But I think what's happened here is that team Trump has been pretty masterful at playing all of this out. They had heard the rumblings and they got out ahead of the story. But the reality here is that Michael Cohen, in this letter, it's pretty evident that he had everything to do with this and Donald Trump had nothing to do with the hush money payment made to one stormy Daniels. I want to
AP News Radio
AP sources: Manhattan DA postpones Trump grand jury session
"Manhattan prosecutor's postponed a scheduled grand jury session Wednesday in the investigation into Donald Trump and told them to be on standby for Thursday. That's according to four people familiar with the matter and it slows the decision whether to charge Donald Trump. The Manhattan DA is investigating hush money payments to stormy Daniels during his 2016 presidential campaign. It's not the payments, but the accounting that could bring an indictment from the grand jury, which does not need a unanimous vote, while the proceedings are supposed to be secret, some witnesses like Michael Cohen, a Trump opponent and bob Costello a supporter, have spoken out about their testimony. Trump has been railing against the investigation and claiming his arrest is imminent, law enforcement officials have accelerated security preparations in the event of unrest. Julie Walker, New York
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Wendy Patrick: Why D.A. Bragg Selected Grand Jury Route Against Trump
"There some rationale that you can divine as to why they went the grand jury route in this particular case? No, I'd be guessing. And that's one of the things I try never to do. Because one thing we do know is behind the scenes, whatever evidence that they are looking at, we only know a fraction of. I say that because the public office scratches their heads in the court of public opinions, lights up with ideas as to why different jurisdictions are pursuing different types of people in this case, why pursue Donald Trump now. This is a stale case. It's so 2016 rates tore me, Daniels. I don't know about you, Jeff, but most of my colleagues think the grand jury is deliberating over January 6th. And they're just surprised to hear no, actually, this is about a hush money payment made before he was elected president. But what else is going on there behind the scenes? That is one of the things that makes grand jury proceedings unique is they are used, as you mentioned, in a fashion that would avoid having everybody following and weighing in on the case because they might be able to guess. But that shouldn't be what influences the evidence that's presented. Now, this is a little bit different, Jeff. Let me just say, it's unusual to have a witness volunteer to be a grand jury witness. And remember that Michael Cohen rebuttal witness, the ex lawyer, the testified yesterday. That's a little bit unusual, but I want to say, what about the Donald Trump saga isn't unusual? I mean, if you're in the position of having to decide whether or not to charge him, criminally civilly, whatever it is with anything, you're probably going to really think it through. You're going to round table it, you're going to talk a neighboring jurisdictions that might have their own investigation spending, which also is true here, by the way. And there's just so much to the analysis that I for one can't wait to learn more. When we finally have some kind of outcome, whether it's an indictment or not, as to what were they talking about.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Former Legal Adviser to Michael Cohen Discredits Him
"Tucker Carlson's program last evening, I think we have a tape from this. It's pretty amazing. Attorney Costello came out and because of the waving of the attorney client privilege, he was able to discuss freely and opening openly about his relationship with Michael Cohen, how Michael Cohen is materially lying to quote unquote get Trump. It is an interesting question, is Michael Cohen being incentivized to do this as Michael Cohen being paid or threatened to do this. These are legitimate questions, by the way. And also Jim Jordan is asking a very good question, something that I do suspect, which is is there a coordinated effort? Is there a, quote unquote, get Trump war room? We're going to ask that question in just a second because I think that's actually really interesting. Play cut 22. I called him up after I saw Michael Cohen on TV. Stating things that he said he was going to tell the grand jury and had told the grand jury that were contrary to what he told us when we first represented him in April of 2018. So I'm sitting at home watching these lies, and I said, I've got to do something about it. I don't represent Donald Trump, but I do stand for justice. And I think I have a legal obligation to inform both sides. So that's what I did. And so effectively, if you listen to the entire segment, it's a long segment. He went in and he has the emails and the texts and the phone calls, and he has a sworn waving of attorney client privilege, which I don't know why Michael Cohen signed. That's just really bizarre and strange. All over the place. And he went right in and to the grand jury and basically said, you can't trust this guy. You can't build a case on this. So the entire case is basically built on Michael Cohen saying, Donald Trump had an affair allegedly with stormy Daniels and then he wanted to pay hush money payment, which is not illegal, by the way. You might find hush money payment reprehensible. You might not like it. Unfortunately, it's done a lot in politics. It's done a lot in corporate America. I personally don't like it, but it's part of life. And it's not illegal.
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
The Recession Is Here
"Also, Wall Street CEOs are trying to come up with a new plan to rescue the first republic bank. We'll see about that. Amazon announced it's cutting 9000 workers. Recession is here, Friends, recession is here. It doesn't mean you're going to lose your job. It means a lot of people are going to get laid off at places that are big and want to get small when demand drops for prolonged period of time. As I've already mentioned to you, the Trump grand jury is hearing from a likely final witness on a hush money payment. It was Robert Costello, a partner in the New York office at David hutcherson in citron, who has previously waged his attorney client privilege with Michael Cohen, will be testifying about why Michael Cohen is not exactly the witness you want to hang your cash testimony on. But this Politico piece by the book DA confronts unpredictable opponent in Trump. Prosecutor and Trump, that's from Politico. It's just so crazily left wing. Prosecutor and Trump case, wades into treacherous political waters. That they're not treacherous. They're disastrous for the United States.
AP News Radio
In Trump case, NY grand jury appears near end of its work
"A grand jury in New York appears near to finishing its work investigating Donald Trump over a hush money payment to a porn star. Police in Manhattan dropped off barricades yesterday, making preparations as a grand jury shrouded in secrecy draws closer to a possible indictment of former president Donald Trump. Trump claimed over the weekend, he expected to face criminal charges and urged supporters to protest his possible arrest, but reporters appeared to outnumber protesters at approach Trump gathering yesterday where the AP spoke with Gavin wax with the New York young Republican club. This never happened before. This is unprecedented. AP correspondent Mike balsamo explains that this is the state investigation after the federal probe that landed Michael Cohen in prison. There is a legal theory being explored in New York, looking at whether or not the violation of campaign finance laws could also be applied as a state offense. If that indeed is the case, it could increase the penalty for making it from a misdemeanor into a felony. I'm Jennifer King.
AP News Radio
LaVine, DeRozan lead Bulls past 76ers in double overtime
"Demar Derozan and Zach lavine took over the second overtime to lead the bolster a one O 9 one O 5 went over the 70s sixers Chicago trill one O 5 one O one when Derozan had a pair of baskets to tie the game, Levine, put the bulls ahead to stay with a pair of free throws to rose and finish with 25 to ever place coming up big when EB offensively defensively. That's what win games and that's the one that's the game tonight. Levine had a team high 26 to well then beat a game high 37 for the sixers, so an 8 game winning streak come to an end. Michael Luang go, Philadelphia.
AP News Radio
In Trump probe, grand jury hears from potential last witness
"A New York lawyer who could be a final witness in the hush money investigation against Donald Trump, says he brought documents to discredit the prosecution's star witness. Attorney Robert Costello and ally of Donald Trump, who counseled Trump fixer Michael Cohen after an FBI raid in 2018, says Cohen is not to be believed, when he testified about hush money payments, he said he made to women on behalf of Donald Trump. He's totally unreliable. Costello says he brought pages of documentation to be shown to the grand jury, but accused the Manhattan DA of cherry picking. Out of 321 emails, they cherry picked 6. Costello's appearance is an indication prosecutors are moving to wrap up the case. Donald Trump himself posted on social media. He thought he was going to be arrested this week and called on his supporters to protest. Portable barricades were delivered to the courthouse area to block off streets if needed. I'm Jackie Quinn
AP News Radio
Attorney seeks to discredit Michael Cohen in Trump grand jury probe
"Attorneys were former president Donald Trump, have gone on the offense against the Georgia special grand jury and prosecutors investigating him. I Norman hall, lawyers for the former president of asca state court to throw out a special grand jury's report and all testimony from the inquiry. The lawyers have also asked that Fulton county district attorney fani Willis be barred from continuing to investigate or prosecute Trump. The panel is reviewing his efforts to undo the results of the 2020 election. A court filing argues the pro blacks clarity and that individuals being brought to testify had their constitutional protections violated a prosecutor for Willis says a response will be made in
AP News Radio
3 men found guilty in 2018 murder of rapper XXXTentacion
"Three men have been found guilty in the killing of rapper XXX tentacion at a motorcycle shop outside Fort Lauderdale, Florida in 2018. I'm marchesa a letter with the latest. 28 year old Michael boatwright 26 year old diedrich Williams and 24 year old Trayvon Newsom were each found guilty of first degree murder and armed robbery. The three men will get mandatory life sentences in prison at a later date. They showed little emotion as the verdicts were read, a jury deliberated just over 7 days. XXX 10,000 had just left a motorcycle shop in 2018 when he was shot repeatedly and robbed of $50,000 he had just withdrawn from a bank. A fourth man involved in the robbery had pleaded guilty last year to second degree murder and
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Elliot Williams: Case Against Donald Trump Is 'Not a Slam Dunk'
"You've got CNN legal analysts saying this case is really flimsy. I mean, she and Anne's admitting it. And she and N is all anti Trump all the time. They hate the guy. They hate the guy. But yet this guy somehow was allowed to express the belief guide by the name of Elliot Williams, who's a CNN legal analyst, pointing out that this is really a very flimsy case to make history and for the first time ever in the history of the United States arrest a president. It's never been done before. We have never seen a sitting or former president arrested before. This would be the first time in the history of America that it would happen. But listen to this CNN legal analyst throwing a bunch of cold water all over it. So a couple of things. One, it's the facts are old. There's 6 or 7 years old and the star witness here in the form of Michael Cohen, Donald Trump's former attorney, has credibility issues has been convicted of crimes. And so your point, Abby, as far as the strength of the case, it's certainly not the kind of slam dunk that many people would wish that it were.
What Bitcoin Did
Bitcoins Operation Chokepoint With Doomberg
"Yeah, we put out a piece this morning called Don Jerome, where we compared the events of the past week to the epic final act of The Godfather where Michael Corleone takes care of all of the family business in one fell swoop and it felt like that, especially on Sunday, when we saw this almost matter of fact, oh, by the way, we shut down signature bank as a throwaway paragraph in a fed press release about the resolution of Silicon Valley back. And lest anyone had any doubt what this was all about, a headline just crossed as we started to hit record here that one of the conditions of buying signature from the FDIC will be that the buyer ceases all crypto activities. And so that was very clearly a shot across the bow against the crypto world, which is something we had predicted and warned about for many years, of course, not alone. Many people thought the same thing. But to see that play out so brutally and so coldly and black and white and the speed with which both of the major payment rails into the crypto universe were blown up, the analogy is sort of like what happened to the Nord stream two pipelines. You know, you wake up one day and they're blown to smithereens. And so it's been fascinating. Well, it's quite interesting because it's also happening over here in the UK at the same time. So I've just got up here. And that west limits cryptocurrency transfers over scam fears, I know that I got an email from Gemini saying they've moved banking partner and binance pulls theirs as well. So it's not only happening in the U.S., but it's starting to feel coordinated over here as well. I don't know if you've seen this
AP News Radio
Trump ally to appear before NYC grand jury eyeing charges
"As Donald Trump calls for protests over what he predicts will be his arrest in a New York investigation. The grand jury hearing the case expects yet another witness today. Bob Costello, a lawyer who worked with Michael Cohen and is now a Trump ally could make the case the former president should not face criminal charges over hush money payments to women including stormy Daniels during his 2016 campaign. That's according to someone who insisted on anonymity over the weekend Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg sent an email to staffers ensuring their safety saying his office would not be intimidated but not referencing Trump. That came after the former president told supporters he'd be arrested Tuesday and they should protest, in response law enforcement has been gearing up. Julie Walker, New York.
AP News Radio
Jokic, Porter, Murray power Nuggets to 108-102 win over Nets
"Nikola Jokić Michael Porter junior and Jamal Murray led the nuggets to a one O 8 one O two victory over the nets. Yokochi had 22 points, 17 rebounds in ten assists in his 28th triple double of the season. Porter finished with 28 points and 9 rebounds for the nuggets who saw a 20 point fourth quarter lead cut to 193 with three 44 remaining. Murray scored 20 of his 25 points in the first quarter and helped Denver shoot 63% in the first half. Mikhail bridges had a team high 23 points in Brooklyn's third consecutive loss. I'm Dave ferry.
AP News Radio
Trump says he'll be arrested Tuesday as DA eyes charges
"Former president Donald Trump says he'll be arrested Tuesday as the Manhattan district attorney eyes charges. Trump's post early Saturday on his truth social network comes as the Manhattan DA is eyeing charges in a case examining hush money paid to women who allege sexual encounters with Trump. The former president says he legal leaks from the DA's office indicate that the far and away leading Republican candidate and former president of the U.S. will be arrested Tuesday. A grand jury has been hearing from witnesses, including former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen, who says he orchestrated payments in 2016 to two women to silence them about sexual encounters they said they had with Trump a decade earlier. Trump denies the encounters. The separate case involving classified documents found at Mar-a-Lago, a judge ruled Trump's lawyer can be questioned again before grand jury. Julie Walker, New York
AP News Radio
Officials discussing security in case of Trump indictment
"Law enforcement officials in New York are getting ready for the possibility of Donald Trump appearing in a Manhattan court in coming weeks. A grand jury is examining hush money paid to women who allege sexual encounters with the former president for law enforcement officials tell the AP authorities are making preliminary security preparations in case Trump is indicted and shows up in court. There has been no public announcement of any time frame for the grand jury secret work. It's been hearing from witnesses, including former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen, who says he orchestrated payments to the women. He needs to be held accountable for his dirty deeds. Trump denies any wrongdoing and says the investigations that bid by a democratic prosecutor to sabotage his presidential run. Sagar Meghani, Washington.
SI Media Podcast
"michaels" Discussed on SI Media Podcast
"Which is finally here with one of the Mount Rushmore NFL voices, Al Michaels, now over at Amazon doing Thursday Night Football with Kirk, herb street, excellent chat with Al about going to Amazon and not working at NBC anymore, having chemistry with herb street, what we could expect from the Amazon broadcast, some stories from his one year at CBS, Howard Stern stories, stories about working with Chick Hearn, who you saw on winning time and Al having an experience with chicharron like Pat Riley and she was like, great stuff with Al and then sell a cotta for train of thoughts, give you a little best bet, NFL pick, get into the legalized gambling sites that I have some issues with. Discuss Sal bringing a one and a half year old to a mech game, which was problematic to say the least and Sal gives us some vintage Sal. And we have a giveaway in the train of thought segment via Brady brand Tom Brady's company giving away some nice stuff here for the listeners. So there's a nice Brady brand giveaway in train of thought, so make sure you stick around with that. Before we get to the pod, well, we're in the pod before we get to the interviews. Let me just tell you, if you missed any recent SI media podcast, check them out in the archives, Matthew berry last week on his big move from ESPN to NBC. Two weeks ago, Roman Reigns from the WWE and Andy Staples on college football, three weeks ago, Tim Burke, aka bubba Prague on Twitter on the manti teo documentary on Netflix. Check those out. Subscribe to the podcast rate and review. All right, Al Michaels followed by train of thoughts with a giveaway in that segment right here. On the SI media podcast. All right, joining me now always love having a bond. SI media podcast regular, mount Rushmore, broadcaster, man, part of the greatest live TV prank call of all time. And a man who was never eaten a vegetable. He is now the Amazon play by play man, Al Michaels Al, thanks for doing this, how are they? Jimmy, let's go make some headlines. Let's make something. Who offered you how much money over the past year and why did you end up with Amazon? How about that? Let's start there. How often can I plead the 5th? Well, it feels like this off season with the broadcaster stuff has been going on forever, so I'm glad it's all finally here and we get some games. Yet the first Amazon game next Thursday you have a good one. Chargers and chiefs in KC, great place, great atmosphere. Let me start with this. You did a one preseason game for Amazon with Kirk herb street. I think it was 9 years Texans. I said this on Twitter and I wrote this in my column. I was stunned at the chemistry right off the bat and the smoothness of the broadcast with someone you've never worked with before. Had you done practice games before that? What we had done is 6 days before out here in Los Angeles. The rams played detections at Shopify and pre season game. And we did a telecast that went to a veritable tape machine, didn't go out over the air anywhere. But we wanted to
The Guilty Feminist
"michaels" Discussed on The Guilty Feminist
"I'm up there. I know, but you already brought the mic. I don't know what you should like a butler. Chicken, I'm your co host. This is the career. The beep. There we go. No butter. No butter. Master. So we got this. We got the 1800s all over again. Trevelyan Trump. Excuse me, sorry. When your English and I'm Australian. I do too. Who gets to fleece the biscuit tin first? I've got money on one Michael. You've got money on two Michaels, and they have the biscuit. They have to be original gay Michaels. Okay, how many original gay Michaels in the house? What the? Yes. Can we have the house up please? Can we have hospital? Originally, Michael, what does your shirt say? Dismantled white feminism. Yeah. Amazing. Okay, one, go back on time. Oh my God. You got the biscuits. Wait, dude, we have pretty good one. Do we have a third game? Wow. I hope to choose where the chocolate curva I did. I'm sorry. It was more aerodynamic. It seemed. Maybe there was one too quick over it and looked amazing. So sorry. There's no chocolate chip cookies. They look crispy. Oh wait, wait, you know, I can't go. No, it's prescribed to me. Shorties and now she's foresee. She goes. Aw. Deborah. Can I throw, can I throw one of the? That's the shamrock. Shy girl. Can I say cobra? I meant shamrock. The woman from waterford. And it was worth taking back. I said good. Okay. I'm very sad I thought I'd have time. No. No. So we've got two gay Michaels, one there. And where's the other one? It came out in the back. What's your name gay, Michael? I mean, what's your T-shirt? I mean, your name is gay Michael. I know that. I'm sorry. What do you wearing a T-shirt? Have you ever hooked up? Have you ever hung out his friend? I don't mean it like that. I don't know. Have you ever connected? Why are you not sitting together? Did you not know? Have you not made friends? Okay. So gay Michaels, after the show, we'll meet in the foyer, yeah? So there are two out of the three. What happened to the third? Did you kill him? No. And now, I'm going to ask, are there any extra gay Michaels in the audience? Did any gay Michaels come because they felt like really safe? Is there an extra game on the set of three? Really? Oh my God, really? Can you shout out? Is there a buy Michael? Is there a pan Michael? Yes. Is, really? Show me. And we're back to a set of three game Michaels here in Dublin. You have seen it happen live before your very eyes. We will meet you in the foyer afterwards. Where's a good meeting place in the foyer? What's a landmark in the foyer? ATM machine. An ATM machine. Yeah. I'm not going to face them for money. Okay, I'll meet you by the ATM machine. And we'll have a photo of the three gay Michaels. Because last time I'd ever got that photo, I know it was taken, but not on my phone. So I want both and just has a picture you would regain my exact share. That's mine. So we're going to get both pictures of the three gay Michaels, and this is like the sugar babes, isn't it? Yeah. We've changed the lineup. Siobhan is gone now, so. Chipotle's not allowed in the three game Michaels. You only allowed the three game Michaels if you're a three game Michael. That's true. Okay, are we ready? Yes. You weren't here for the first show. You might be confused by this. If you didn't listen. Our guest today is a senior journalist on the Irish edition of the times newspaper. And is famous for feminist undercover stories. Please welcome to the stage, the magnificent Ellen coin. Oh my God. What was it like when you went undercover? Did you pretend to be pregnant? Yeah, we had to so obviously you have to pretend to be pregnant to contact these groups. We always kind of thought surely this wouldn't work. But these groups have very hold women in very low esteem, assume that they can tell you all sorts of lies and nonsense. So we've always kind of posed undercover as women looking for pregnancy advice services, which is important because you want the investigations to show to people exactly what these people have been saying to hundreds if not thousands of women in Ireland for decades. How do you fake an ultrasound? I see you go in and go, oh, I'm pregnant or I'm not sure what I want to do or that part I get. But then when the ultrasound happens, don't they just go, we've not got a live one here. I'll just leave. Yeah. Taxation. Yeah, that was you're right. I don't need abortion. Yeah, that was something that we realized way too late into the first investigation. To the point that I have a really distinct memory of setting in front of our lawyer, so the newspaper has learned exactly because I created these situations where he was staring at me sock George when I was like, can we bring a pregnant woman's pee into the clinic? And he was like, no, absolutely not. So we were like, we'll just dial it out. So for that investigation, my colleague Katherine sans went in and it seemed like the cover story because she's American. And she was like, I'm a student. What abortion is illegal here? And we were like, we'll just style it up and see what happens. She lay on the table and pulled her top up. Her top was covering the undercover camera. Oh. So we were like, so she pulled up like just enough. They had the gel. And then they were like, doing the Robbie bitch. And as I was listening to it, I was like, yeah, this is an undercover reporter who isn't pregnant at all. But that's an anti abortion activist pretending to be a sonographer, so nobody knows..
The Guilty Feminist
"michaels" Discussed on The Guilty Feminist
"A single gay man who would like to organize this date. Yes. Yes, right here? Where? Okay. I've got to do the show. Who are you? You're here. Just I hear a voice going, I'm here. Who are you? I'm sorry, you've lost to that man. He's. What's his name? Michael. I have found you another Michael. The two Michaels. Join Michaels. This is like the best reality show ever. The three game Michaels. All kinds of to a man. We'll meet at the extreme left of the bar. If you are with somebody Michael..
SI Media Podcast
"michaels" Discussed on SI Media Podcast
"I want something we want here. Because i i gotta tell you i went on pedia just basic research and we've talked about when you've been on before i mean. Your resume is absolutely ridiculous. The amount of things you've called over the years it's just it's crazy but something on something here cracked me up. I wanna get your reaction. They list every big event. You've called now. It starts in nineteen seventy two with the winter olympics and they actually have here super bowl. Lv which is in two thousand twenty two. But i wanna read you the list of the two thousand just to get to something here and get your reaction. These are the big events called by al michaels in the year. Two thousand okay year. Two thousand super bowl thirty four two thousand kentucky derby two thousand preakness stakes two thousand indianapolis five hundred stanley cup finals. Belmont stakes indianapolis two thousand one indianapolis five hundred sound like vinyl stanley cup finals super bowl thirty seven super two thousand six super bowl. What does that forty for super bowl. Forty three two thousand ten winter olympics the butt fumble the bubble the butt fumble is now getting lumped in with the olympics. The stanley cup. What was that. Like for you or boys wikipedia right. I mean it's like where was the bus fumble rank. I'm like zoe keep winding up these crazy places. A jimmy to me. The most ironic thing in my career is that it a lotta people know me from the winter olympics in nineteen eighty An earthquake at the world series. And doing the play by play bronco chase of course in nineteen ninety-four me thirty six years of doing the nfl primetime best over here somewhere right hockey game at earthquake in a bronco chase. So it's kinda crazy and then the bubble is in there too. There's all kinds of wild subs and once in a while i'll take a look at a list and i'll go wild. I forgot about that. But i've been so lucky because i've been in so many places where some reads wild and crazy things that happen and and that's you know that's just one of the list of a thousand. What is not the biggest not the you know not the olympics. What's the craziest game. We have a called. We just couldn't believe in ending a finnish or an outcome. Were you stunned beyond belief. I mean i guess the hockey one is up there. But i'm talking about like a weird random one. Well i mean. I think about the my favorite events. There are two super bowls one is arizona for which was tremendous Where the cardinals during the game in the first place leading to go and then rothlisberger lease drive at the end in san antonio homes makes it amazing at and then the malcolm butler interception game so those are the two super bowls right but i would say if the something beyond lake classes by itself i mean nothing ever top that angels red sox in one thousand nine hundred eighty six. That gets pretty. Gotten because of the mets red sox. Msn insurance was great to correct. That was that was a postseason for the ages..
SI Media Podcast
"michaels" Discussed on SI Media Podcast
"You prefer stadium like that or do you prefer old school history. Like lambeau arrowhead you know it. It's it's kind of like saying which rather have a porterhouse or filet mignon or new york state. I mean i love them. All arrowhead is amazing in the sense that the plans were drawn in the late sixties right. It doesn't look like the rest of the stadiums but it's a great great field they built. The stains are so close. Lambeau where has the great history and they through the years. They've added on like six seven different times. So lambeau looked like lambeau. That was constructed in the fifties. I i think of the modern stadiums so fi dallas where we were the minnesota or the best because they have certain features. That are a little bit different. They're not cookie cutter stadiums member. We went through. That korean in the seventies where they were building stadiums. cincinnati philadelphia. pittsburgh atlanta. That were they were terrible. Like shoot to reach these. They build them for baseball and football. So i liked the way the new stadiums constructed as i say by my you know only trinity in la minnesota and dallas where the dallas stadium is is now twelve or thirteen years old and every time i walk into just feels big time. It just does. Yeah i let me ask you the most important question of the podcast. Since you brought it up if al michaels goes to dinner tonight are you ordering a porterhouse a fillet or new york strip. Probably new york of your calories. The i love like a revised great. But you know. I don't like everybody i should say i don't like it. I don't i prefer the other cell. Say that yeah actually yet tonight heading to a place raw probably had will pasta but this weekend obviously a big old juicy steak and if you get the strip. What's the top side. You like to have with it because the scientist really what makes it breaks the steakhouses like vegetables noted for that you and i in eagle with the foods have you an. I never talked about your food quirkiness. We had a we had a re conversation was on a thursday night game and he was doing radio for and i was doing television back. Like sixty two thousand sixteen. But i think once. I think i may eat salads so when somebody tells me they have a salad and i say wait a second. That's vegetable i've never had. I've never had a vegetable zero. But i would say you know the best side and you don't get into too. Many places are potato skins. i like potatoes. Yeah not a vegetable rash potatoes. a great. A baked potato is great. But i'm a potato skins below sour cream minute jimmy. That's yeah i can see that. I think the greatest steakhouse side is. Ruth's chris russo. Chris out in la. I assume the sweet potato casserole. Now you will need to go to the dentist after. Check your diabetes. But that is the best side at a steakhouse and toothpick as well. But i think that No i'm met asleep potato guy. I like the regular potatoes. But it's on the board roof of veteran but it also can be do. No you know you'd have to catch it. You do know that yonder steak on the side. Just you didn't know how arquette. I grew up in getting me..
SI Media Podcast
"michaels" Discussed on SI Media Podcast
"Media podcast. I'm your host jimmy china. Thank you for listening. Died al michaels in the pod. Today followed by the train of thought segment with sal licata bring stuff with al on a bunch of topics including whether he's headed to amazon for thursday night football next year and a bunch of other stuff with alyssa. We'll get right into it before we do though quickly if you missed last week's episode we had chris long on the pod two weeks ago steve levy and jeff garland curb your enthusiasm. If you miss those interviews go into the archives give them a lesson and subscribe to the podcast and if you could leave a review that helps as well all right. Let's get to al michaels right now. Followed by trying to thoughts on this week's media podcast joining me now. The voice of sunday night football and a man who is part of the greatest prank call history of prank calls. Al michaels al. Thanks for doing this. How are you what a legacy one of the great frankel in history and that baby has has lived on thanks to howard stern. of course but What can i tell you. what twenty over. Twenty five years ago but Not to be forgot less. Anybody tries to forget it would be forced to go on. You know that better than anybody. I do and i have to try to be professional now and not spend the entire time. I have with you talking about that person called. Because i could easily do that. I'm a very personality but we we need to talk about football and some other things going on. Let's let's start with this since we're taping this wednesday afternoon and it just happened a couple of hours ago. Aaron rodgers testing positive for covert. Obviously he's in a ten day protocol will miss the game sunday against the chiefs so that means he's unvaccinated after. He said he was unionized. Everyone's all wrapped up in rogers. Let me ask you this. Because i think this is an angle. People aren't really covering yet because it's so fresh. I'm curious if the packers we don't know what the packers knew or didn't know but the packers unvaccinated and didn't follow the protocols. I would imagine the packers could be in for big hit here from the nfl.
Team Never Quit
"michaels" Discussed on Team Never Quit
"And the here I am, you know, and so my mission isn't just about my book. I mean, it tells my story, but it's like I understand that our suicide rate not only in our veteran community, but in our first responder community is a lot higher than people realize because in the first responder community, they're not tracing it like the veteran community is. They should be, but they're not. It's still very taboo. It's not considered a line of duty death. The family is left without a respectful funeral. It's awful, how it's handled. And it's not across the board. I know some agencies are really good about it, but overall I would venture to say if I guess maybe 10% agencies handle suicides in their ranks better than the other 90%. It's taboo and it's not considered line of duty. And I don't agree with that. But I know a lot of people don't. But anyway, so I want to erase the stigma because I know for me, the reason I wasn't asking for help long before when I should have was the stigma. I was afraid of them taking me to the mental hospital and throwing away the key and losing my gun in my badge and when I talked to others, you know, survivors of suicide, victims, that's what it is. They wouldn't talk about their issues because they were embarrassed or ashamed or afraid of what would happen to their careers. And I want to change that. I want to make it I want to fix the leadership so that they understand what they can be doing better for their people. So it won't get to that point because the problem is trust. We need better trust. And I want to let those who've been through hell, understand that there are options for them. And if their agency won't handle help them, there are lots of other options. They just need to know where to look. You come out of this amazingly. Thank you. Appreciate that. I love operated in and around this space for quite some time now and it's good to see somebody who can take trauma and flip it on its ass. And you know, you always carry the weight, but you're pleasantly optimistic on life. Seems like. Well, I've already hit rock bottom. So once you hit rock bottom, you got nowhere to go, but up, you know? And I'm not going to sit in pretend I did it by myself. I didn't. You know, I was blessed. I had the right people in my world that knew exactly. The rocks down there. I saw you know when rock bottom. So I called right with other rocks down there. That's what you lean on to kind of push you way back up. It's crazy because fake it till you make it. Yeah, if you learn that from us, right? But with the first responders and the police officers, man, when they go into war every day in their own communities. I mean, the definition when we go into combat is that we're leaving something dead on the ground. The separations that we go out of the country to do our business. They send us over there. I mean, we avoid intersections. We have intersections. We'll go way out of our way to avoid a certain intersection. You know, or a house on the street, you know, yeah, that might be the shortest way to get there, but I don't want to drive through there..
Team Never Quit
"michaels" Discussed on Team Never Quit
"So, but he told me that I could go and pay out of my pocket for counseling. So I started doing that at first. And then they put me on meds and it got me stabilized to where I felt somewhat human again. At this point, was talking to other brothers that were team guys and had battled their demons from just cause. And they were really good at letting me realize that, you know, I wasn't alone, and they had battled their demons too. And they gave me some tips on what worked for them. So I had brothers checking on me regularly, which I, like I said, saved my life. And then one day I was in a course and there was our instructor was a combat marine. And he had a service dog and he had been in law enforcement for ten years. He pulled me to decide at lunch and he called me out. He read right through me. He read me like a book. Didn't know this guy. And he said, did you say you served in the military? And I'm like, yeah, and he goes, did something happen to you? And I just looked at him. Nobody had ever asked me. And when I tell you the demons, it was like, when I hit rock bottom, it was like somebody put C four on a black box that I had put the mother of all locks on, right? On the back shelf in my brain and pretended it wasn't there. But when that baby died, it was like somebody C four that bitch open and all of those traumas came out and they were keeping me awake and I was seeing the dead faces and I was hearing the mother screams and it wouldn't stop. It was horrible. And along with it, the rape from the first duty station came out..
Team Never Quit
"michaels" Discussed on Team Never Quit
"Growing up because airborne benning's down there so we would always go and then when I was at Bragg, too for a while. So every now and again during a holiday, we get to venture out. But please, go ahead. Yeah, I know. So I lived there for a year. Working basically day in office job at nights is a nightclub waitress. And then so I got a question. What's the difference then? 'cause when we transition out, we still have the same we have a job in the military, like we're crank paper and we do right? It ultimately boils down to the camaraderie. Yeah? Oh, yeah, and there is none. There is none. There's no commonality. It just, it was, oh, it just sucked. I mean, I moved to a city and I didn't know anybody my age. Nobody to hang out with. It was just me. And I picked Atlanta because I wanted to be far enough away from home, but close enough to go home for a long weekend. It was three hours. So and I had an uncle there that could help me find a job. So but then, let's see, I settled in there. It was in May of 93. No. That's not right. That helped her. Yeah, no, it would have been May of 93 ish. And then it was a few months later that one 30 in the morning, somebody knocked at my door and it was my mom. And she had been held hostage for ten days against her will till they ran out of food. And she convinced my dad to let her go to the grocery store and she literally left with the clothes on her back and drove three hours to show to put my doorstep. And that was it. She finally left him. And that was your dad doing that? My dad. He held her at gunpoint and disabled the car and did the phones..
Team Never Quit
"michaels" Discussed on Team Never Quit
"As a woman, things happen once a month. Yeah. And I did math and figured out that that was going to be an issue for me. And they told me the hell or monkeys were going to come after me in a ten mile radius. So I didn't have a gun to protect myself and I thought of everything. They make you move outside camp. Hey, hey, we need to put ten out of camp. Flank security about it. At the envision of being attacked by hordes of fucking little, I'm sorry, I hate this monkeys to this day. Those evil little gotta hate those monkeys. That's brilliant. They were gonna need you to push you out to the right Flank about half a mile. Yeah, you're gonna be by yourself. Yeah. So, but I made it, I made it. There you go. They asked me how I felt and I know I've pissed off a lot of feminists with this. I've had so many, you know, hardcore women over the years approach me in uniform as a police officer. Good for you. Good for showing those guys, you can do anything you can do. And anything they can do. And I just kind of shake my head and say, have you ever served a military? No, they were served in uniform. No, then how do you know? How do you know that we can do anything they can do? I said, because I have, and I can tell you, I'm all about women being driving tanks and flying fighter planes and I got no issues with that. I said, but going out on a battlefield, I said, and having to carry a brother out who weighs 200 and something pounds is another 80 to a hundred pounds strapped to him out of a gunfight. I don't care how much adrenaline you got. I said, I don't know when to do it. I said, I don't believe in going in special ops..
Team Never Quit
"michaels" Discussed on Team Never Quit
"A few months later, I got orders. I got down there and more or less settled, but the wounds were still very fresh. Obviously for everybody that was there. A lot more happened than what the world knew about. Yeah, they hadn't even got done licking the wounds by the time you got there so. Yeah. Exactly. People hadn't even got time to get over the fact that that had happened. It was. No, no, no. We lost four guys. The loss was difficult to say the least. And if my memory serves me correctly, I think it was the first time we had a big loss in a long time. Good to see you now. Yeah, so sadly, of course, that changed your time, but that time that was a big one. So yeah, it was it was very you know how sales do it, man. We're always trying to outdo each other. That's the only way that's the only way we can look at that in a positive light, right? It's just like, man, just we're always trying to do each other. It's gonna go bad for us. We're gonna make sure it goes real bad. Yeah. You guys are probably, no, not probably. You are the most competitive human beings I've ever encountered in my lifetime. Period ever. Period. Period. There's no ifs ands or buts about it. But so yeah, so I ended up in Panama and hands down to this.
Team Never Quit
"michaels" Discussed on Team Never Quit
"Way we've got to be able to amplify that word. We have all the time. You've been what in here? I did my thesis in an undergrad and on a tie writer. I've been there. Haven't I had something I was gonna ask her right before we started talking about that too. She said typewriter. Oh, it's funny in the closet. I've got a 1960s old school manual that keep his face. It's an Antigua. Yeah, we are about that stuff. It's cool to see how far it's evolved into something like this. Okay, so I got a question for you. Okay. Real fast. I was my mother teaches the kids piano. And she was she could type really well. And I was sitting there trying to learn it and putting the letters on the keys, so it's like a typewriter. And I was like, can you play the piano too? Because it's not no. Because it's all about it's the same thing. It's just the keys on a keyboard, just like that. But I think you got to have that musical gene. Yeah, because my mom did, my mom played the church organ and my daughter plays beautifully, but that whole didn't creative musical gene to skipped me completely. You gotta be able to read music because it's both hands. Yes. So it's typed in. You have to be on both sides. Yeah, but people read code all the time and my point with it is. Does anybody care what I'm going with that? No, not even. You don't even see any similarity on a keyboard with letters on it. No. No, you're right, you're right, Marcus, but I can spell, but I can't read music. That's totally. Right now, man. Where do we just go? I love rabbit holes. I can spell but I can't read music. Typewriter. Typewriter. Donna, how did you get your start in the navy? Well, back it up. Tell us where you're from where you grew up. Okay guys, guys. So I'm from originally from Florida this space coast area. My dad and my grandfather being my mother's father, right? Worked out on the recovery boats that recovered the parts of the launches. In capsules coming back cool. Yeah, they came back into the ocean and they run the recovery teams. So that's how my mom met my dad. When a UDT 'cause they used to be the UDT divers that were doing that. My uncle, everybody able to confirm it, Michael's passed away. I was told he wasn't maybe diver, but I don't think he was UDT..
Team Never Quit
"michaels" Discussed on Team Never Quit
"It's the heat. Awesome. I'm not tired at all. I got plenty energy. Oh, good, yeah. I mean, it's in the summer kids going back to school. Oh, that's why you're pumped. Hey, let's start to see what the Patreon question of the day. If you could serve with any one of the 18 characters, who would it be and why? Oh. Murdoch. All day. Especially off the last 18, if he was just like that guy. VA. I grew up with BA and the teams. So, I'm going to give you my go to, man. That's a good question. Donna, you got an answer on that. You got. Yeah, TBI is kicking in. So you got face man, Hannibal. We picked Murdock Murdock and BA. Face face. Yeah. Face. Face Murdoch BA and Hannibal. Colonel. They were Murdock's hanging on that rotor. And then they go around and yeah, I guess Murdock. Are we missing one? No, there's only VA face Murdock in Hannibal is four. No, that's not right. There's we're missing one, aren't we? I don't think so. Murdock, BA, Hannibal, face man. Boom. I have a question. OG four. Who is the crazy one? Murdoch, Murdock. That's right. Okay. That's right. Absolutely. What about you? Probably BA. And I was perusing through the shows that can't and street hawks on now. Like, full on series. You can get it. Buy it on your iTunes and so you can elbow guard it. Yeah, you buy it. I'll watch it. Hey, thank you so much for your Patreon question. Make sure if you haven't already, you're joined us over there because we've got a lot of cool stuff coming y'all's way. Patreon dot com slash team member quit. We're gonna allow you guys to start leaving voicemails that we can actually play and listen to and answer right here at the show. We've actually got a really cool community we're about to launch where you can actually chat amongst each other. We've got some sweet swag, a challenge coin, all kind of cool stuff, but let's get to our guest that we have for today. Donna Michaels has a distinguished career that begins serving in the U.S. Navy followed by her 21 years in law enforcement. She's also the author of courageously broken a memoir of overcoming adversity and conquering the battle scars of.
Russia Rising
"michaels" Discussed on Russia Rising
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"michaels" Discussed on Russia Rising
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KOMO
"michaels" Discussed on KOMO
"Question. Tammy Michaels has the answer now more inside out. We do have more. You know, Mark, I think that people would be surprised. Or maybe they wouldn't I I love what I do so very much. That I think I've talked about this before. Which is my husband imposed what he calls the 10 o'clock rule meaning after 10 p.m.. He doesn't want me to talk about Home improvement. He doesn't want me to be all excited about new products, all excited about clients and things I've discovered all that he's like, I just need to call it a day and and I get that poor guy how you know, I know. I know, but what people don't understand is I love this. This is what you know. Somebody asked me when I don't know I was traded. Recover from something in somebody asked me would do something that you love, you know, do something that gives you passion, and I was like, Well, it's designed. They were like, wasn't at your work. I was like Yeah, but I love what I do. I just don't think of it is work. So that's why these calls they're so important to me because I love giving people information. The best jobs, find something have fun doing it and then suddenly get paid for it. It's not a job. No, that's true. It's good. So let's go to sushi has a great question. She was already here for you, Danny. Hi, Gammy High kicking my question. Um, we had a house built and the Older would not put in hated glory in our master bath because he had issues with it. So we had to put down carpet and we bought new. We bought the child that's gonna go down a couple questions I have is What do you suggest you have a couple recommendations.
KOMO
"michaels" Discussed on KOMO
"Am Tammy Michaels. And if this is your very first time listening welcome, Thistle is inside out. And what do we talk about? Well, we talk about home improvement from an interior designers perspective. I am Licensed, bonded general contractor. I love what I do. I've been doing it so long. Gosh, how long Well because I lie about my age. I just stopped giving out how many years that I do it because the mouth stopped adding up so a long time, But I love this subject And talking to you about your home improvement Questions is my favorite part of the week. One of the other things that I want you to know is well, I do love getting the emails from people and nice things that people say I have zero time during the week to talk zero. I'm the busiest person that I know. I own multiple businesses. I am very busy with Sound kitchen and bath and with pet decorator and less media stuff doesn't work on. So my apologies, But this is the only place you're gonna be able to reach me and sometimes somebody will call about something and I'll call him back and I realized I'm really not capable of helping them. Really, I'm not. It's because it requires follow through and trying to get other people to help them. It's just not gonna happen. So calling me on this show is something you know. Let me unpack what I just said. My father used to say used two different words. But the road to Haiti's is paved with good intentions. I have every intention of getting back to you. I have every intention. My heart is in your right place. And I do completely care about your questions and about you. I'm just saying you got I've got to know my limitations. And this is it. That's what this show is about. Ask me anything. I will tell you what I also like to say. I know the teachers and also keep in mind. At times, I may have to hold you through a commercial break. So please do that. We want you to keep listening and don't hang up. Because a lot of times I have a follow up question to complete the answer. So let's get this party started happy New Year and I bet a lot of you've been staring at your homes and you have a lot of things you want to do. I know you do because my business sound kitchen, Beth And so are my competitors might really qualify. Competitors are all also very busy. So I want you to call me Gabi about anything. Call me about roofing problem So you can call me about fireplace problems. You can call me about electrical, you know, Tell me about anything that is just random. Oh, stains. I'm really good. I'm kind of known as sustain Queen. I love stains I love gave them out. So that's the kind of thing that we can talk about. If you can imagine it, and it's a problem with home improvement. This is your one stop shop. And I'm not kidding. I don't mean to have an ego about it. It's pretty much the thing that I'm the best at is doing this show in answering the What's it? Who's it? Worldly gate kind of questions. Right, Mark? Yes. In fact, the power of it is it's alive, Colin show. You know, some shows you call in, and it's like, okay, we'll get to that answer next week, but no, Tammy is for real. She's live here on this holiday weekend. That's how dedicated she isn't helping you. Well, I'll give the phone numbers, in fact, put her to the test in Seattle. Greater Seattle, Too old 6421 1000 everywhere in Western Washington, you can dial 877. 397 56 66 Tammy. Yes. So let's do this. Let's give out our phone numbers and talk about things. So one of the things that I want to talk about today is If I have time, because you know, you never know. Um in other words, am I going to make it to get calls today about lots of different questions in the phone lines? Mark? There's another thing about this program. You and I've been doing a show together for so long. So at the beginning of the show, people are listening, and they don't call in. They want to kind of listen to the open. Whatever. Didn't the phones jam up, right? I mean, they really jam up. And then people are on hold. I'm not kidding for, like, 22 minutes and so And then, at the end of the show, everybody calls him. I mean, all all 79 lines. Whatever they are, they're all jam so true, and we're not gonna be able to get to the cost. So if you've thought about something you want to ask me, please do it at the top of this hour. And also stay on the phone to listen. Take your oh, another piece of advice. Please don't be on a speakerphone. We need to speak directly into the phone, because, believe it or not, it really makes a difference in the sound quality. And also this is one thing I want to remind people of when I answer your question. Yes, I'm trying to answer your specific question, However, I might be giving abroad answer. 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