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The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
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"Fest and reached back, a hammered him. I thought you were going to be quicker, sorry, pal. Yeah, exactly. You don't have all day here, but chop chop, let's get it. All right, wrapping up Oscar and Riggs with the serious one Brian from bustle up. Hey, guys, love the show, with the trade deadline coming, the question is do you see Lawson Kraus as a fit in Buffalo? I think he is everything buffalo needs size, low cap hit term, his age fits with the current team, et cetera. Now, I'm going to answer this quick break. Like you're obviously a hockey analysis opinion on this. I don't know who linked lots and crows to buffalo, but it's not real. It's not real. From there's just there's been no negotiating conversation between Kevin Adams and Bill Armstrong of the Arizona coyotes. Now, in theory, I make a lot of teams would be interested in Lawson girls. I think they do. I think there would be plenty of it for all those reasons that the question states. Here's the one thing to keep an eye on in Buffalo. They've got a couple of guys coming out of college. They're either going to sign or they have as trade trips. Chips at the deadline here. You know what's happened before teams have moved these picks. Sometimes they wait to just before the draft. And if they can't get them signed, but they've got a couple of players in Buffalo that I think may be in play because their college players control of the goaltender at Michigan in particular might be trade chips for buffalo. Okay, who are we awarding the question of the week to? So it ride from buffalo, we just answered Sarah silvian heaven some fun at our expense. What else did all of the honestly all three Drake's I hate this? I really hate picking. They're all good. They're all really good. I like what sporting event thing because that's what I do. It's debatable one. I do like the us fighting thing because I just know how that would go. Well, okay, let's do this. So as Kevin Brown, who asked the question if you were gifted for a ticket standing sporting event. So Kevin automatically gets the swag bag. And I think we got to send Sarah something. Yes. You know, 100%. Yeah, all right, perfect. Because that means in her head, she's thought, I bet you those guys are like the punch each other in the face. Which amuses me and I think should be rewarded. Well, and there have been times there have been times where, again, back in the day when we were traveling together, and you'd give me that snake bite, or whatever it was. It's one of my most places. The wires touched every once in a while and I had to just go okay breathe here. But let's not turn this into something. It doesn't need to be. That's one of my, that's one of my favorite Agra moves, the little pinch on the back of the stick. Okay, rob gray has made an executive decision he's quickly texted into the podcast to say that we should award all three. Perfect. So I like that. Sarah, good work, rob. I don't know, is it Steven or is it Brian from buffalo? Well, he said all of them. Well, that would be four.
The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"oreilly" Discussed on The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"Your choosing anywhere in the world, what are you picking and who are you taking? You know what? I want to go to the World Cup final and I'd love to go with this might sound cheesy. I want to go with my family. We have become such wild sports fans at soccer. I would love to see that. Secondary one? I've got two others. The masters. And so I would take my golf buddies, three golf buddies, family doesn't get to come on this one because they don't care as much. Three golf buddies. We'll certainly Dan Murphy from sportsnet. Would be one of them. Would you like to go? I'd love to go. I was invited several years ago. Oh, you've already turned it down? You're off the list. Turned it down. You know who I wouldn't invite? I invite him as the 5th guy, and then I'd say sorry, I only got another, I don't have enough tickets, would be James daffy. I'd like to leave him so he's standing there with a suitcase. And then I go, sorry, James ran a lock. No, but the masters would be the second one, the third would be the Formula One race in monocle. Nice. I would love to see that. Just because they're all different that I'll probably never get to and I would just love to see them. Yeah. How about you? Yeah, I have a couple of similar the masters for me would be high on the list, even though. 'cause I got the tickets. Okay. But that would be curious as to who I would take. I mean, it's always easiest to take your buddies, but my family, my son, mace. He's not likely getting an invite to the masters or a major sporty event, would that be a bad dad move if you didn't take your son or your daughter? Would they care? I think given the spectacle of the event my boys would go. Yeah, maybe not. Super Bowl for me would be the other. And this is where it would take my buddies, but then it gets complicated because I've got four primary buddies Phil Derek Andrew and Jeff. Well, you have four tickets. So sorry, somebody's not making this is one hell of a rock-paper-scissors battle for that last ticket. Yeah, and my buddy Derek is like an enormous Miami Dolphins fan, so if it happened to be a Super Bowl that the dolphins were in, which is unlikely because they're not going to beat buffalo. Then that
The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"oreilly" Discussed on The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"All right, on the heels of family day, nothing better than a long weekend, and then starting another week with Chris Albert from baton O dot C now available in Ontario. Remember the game starts now, and Chris Abbott, why don't we start with
The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"oreilly" Discussed on The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"Fast. He's, you know, he'll use his body, but plays with his head. He's in the right place, 99% of the time. He's good on draws. He can play in a secondary role with although bergeron never plays in a secondary role, but O'Reilly can play in a secondary role with no ego. He's thrilled to come to Toronto so if they need him on the wing or they're going to play him in the middle, gonna play him up the lineup down the lineup. It really will particularly matter. I think sure I wish he was a step quicker or a half a step quicker, but he's not, but he doesn't need it because he's always in the right spot. I think this is a really good trade for Toronto. The crazy part about this strikes, yes, it makes him a better contender, but do you look at them and go, oh yeah, they're going to be Tampa for sure now. Right. No, you don't. They're division murder. And if they get through, if they get through Tampa, right, then they got Boston. 99% waiting for them. This is a really tough road for them. And the story will be told in April, early April, and into May. And if it doesn't work, to me this isn't a trade you look back at and go, yeah, he should have never done that. Right. Right. I think it's the right trade at the right time. The thing that two things concern me. One is you've basically got one goalie. Because I don't know where Matt Murray is or where on his recovery. Can you count on him as a backup? I don't know. You know, I don't know. I think they need another defenseman. I agree. There's just somebody that's a little more stout that has. I'll give you a name that it's not a tradable player, but is there a former in Boston? He's just like fits on that third pair in boss and he kills penalties. He's big, he's hard to play against. He's always in the way. That's the type of defense when I'm thinking of in Toronto. I think it's a real, it's a real need for them, not a want but a need. But here's the other O'Reilly I will say. Him coming in is different than some of the players they've brought in in the past because the leafs are better right now. And that's because their younger players are not younger players anymore. They're in the primes of their career. They're more experienced. They've got a better idea. I think this was a good deal for the lease. So disease stay as second line center with Tavares on the wing or the slide JT back to second line center and O'Reilly then becomes your third center. It could be anything. And that's that what an advantage for Sheldon king to have options, right? Jay woodcroft and Edmonton doesn't have to play McDavid in dry Seidel together or apart. He can do whatever is right on that night or what feels right on that night. So the options, the versatility that Sheldon keefe will have in his lineup is such that he's not had before. Let's wrap up with headlines. Hopefully, with a chuckle. I found it amusing. You know, Edmonton, Seattle, and Detroit acknowledged in this tweet. The suggestion was made that the national hockey will award the 2025 all star weekend to either Edmonton Seattle or Detroit. And Brad marchand on Twitter replied and basically said that's Griffith.
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"oreilly" Discussed on The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"That's not going to happen. Right. Also, what would the market be for some of the players you would think are long in the tooth? Is it really worth it? But I don't see any way the caps don't look to the future more so than trying to muddle around for a playoff spot right now. They've done a really kind of impressive job just being in this spot, given the number of injuries they've had, going right back to Connor Brown, you remember Connor Brown. What does ACL and like the first couple of weeks of the season? And then it was Tom Wilson wasn't back. So there's two of their top three right wingers out than Carl haglin has it played. Nick Baxter is only played like ten or 12 games like Carlson's been old since December, like it's been a health mess for them. It has been. You know, there's so much going on that kind of feels like we buried the lead, but we didn't, right? Because they'll leafs fans have had a couple of games and a handful of days here to, you know, go through the Rhine O'Reilly trade with null or charity coming to the Toronto Maple Leafs. The Maple Leafs stepping up in a big way. I mean, the messaging that I took from Kyle dubas giving up the assets that he did to acquire those two pieces from the blues as I am all in. Now we're going to find out what that means between now and March 3rd because if you're all in, then, you know, if you've got an area that you're not satisfied with, you've got to try and address that area of need, and he still has time to do that. How surprised were you that Toronto ended up getting both these guys and do these two players or Riley achary make the Maple Leafs, a stronger contender than they were clearly before the trade app. I like the trade. I think they are a stronger contender. They address two needs at once. I like while starting with a char E first because he's the secondary piece, of course, but got ten rules. I think he's got 11 now. He plays downhill most of the time. He doesn't handle the puck really well. He's a fourth line guy, who is on the body, he's aggressive, he's a ferocious competitor, he hits, kills penalties, like it's a really defined rule that I think this is such as love him. This is a good, this is a good fit. O'Reilly is, in a sense, he's a lower case Patrice bergeron.
The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"oreilly" Discussed on The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"They seem really, well, not seen. They are very hesitant to go that way. Always have been always for sure. And I don't know if there was a penalty, Jeff Carter have made that play, made it differently. I mean, I don't know, but thinking about it though. Right is thank you. I think we can even say that players adjust their behavior almost subconsciously. Because that's remember how many checks to the numbers there were before. Yeah. Now there's virtually none. I mean, there are some, but there's virtually none because players have adjusted how they think. I lean towards that than just keeping status quo. Islanders in the Florida path, there's ray in the playoff mix, as we record this episode at the expense of the Washington capitals and the Pittsburgh penguins. Now, Matt marzel is out long term for the New York islanders. Can the islanders lock down a spot here? Do you think glue has the wherewithal? The hunger to add more pieces or what do you do? Just live with what you've got hope for the best that bears other bars out comes back sooner rather than later, and just continue to push. Well, here's the real problem where they sit. I just pulled up the standing strikes. So they've got a one point lead on Florida, two points on Pittsburgh, three points on Washington, 5 points on buffalo, 5 points on Detroit. That sounds like a lot. Islanders have played 60 games. Buffaloes played 54. Detroit's played 55. Pittsburgh's played 56. They're not comfortable at all. As far as adding a player, remember, am I not remember you? Remember people listening that yes they could put barzel on LTI. That means ten games. Right? And then he's going to come back and whoever you acquire, you've got to have the cap room. They don't have the cap room. I think it's more likely they stay or subtract before the deadline then add. Just out of the way that they're roster is constructed at this time. Yeah. Another one of those teams in that mix and they do want your thoughts on the Washington capitals. Is the Detroit red wings, right? Like Detroit for a chunk of this season. I believe they felt like they were going to be a hybrid seller.
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"oreilly" Discussed on The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"And he's an amazing representative of the hurricanes. It really is. And then look, I think you and I are in the same page here in people ask, well, who's your team? Who do you cheer for? You don't cheer for teams, but we do cheer for individuals, right? Sure. Because there are lots of good people in the National Hockey League around the rank in management, the janitor gossiping to me, so when I think of rod Brennan, man, number one, we'd like to see him in the Hall of Fame, obviously. And then number two, I'd like to see him celebrate as head coach and the Stanley Cup championship, at some point, whether it's this year moving forward. All right, great. Headlines again this year presented by our good pals at Boston pizza. Where do you want to start? Do you want to start with a good? Let's start with the good. And then, you know, when I was thinking start with good or bad, bad would be the kale McCarthy situation in the health issue. We'll get to that in a moment. So Patrick Keane scoring goals, like vintage, Patrick, Kane of late, but there's analysts concern over as hip, whatever that is. He seems to want to downplay it as he should, but look, I have a lot of conversations daily in the trade circles, right? And that concern is legit from a team that wouldn't consider Patrick Kane as an ad. Now, Patrick Kane is going to have a lot to say about that because it's not like he's putting a list of 5 or ten teams together here. It's going to be one or two and it might just be one and then Larry Brooks on the New York Post acknowledging reconnecting Patrick Kane two the New York rangers even after the terrorist echo trade. So do you take a chance if you're the general manager based on what you've seen a late or is the asking price ultimately going to determine how significant that chance is. So you're assuming that my team is one of the teams he said he'd come to.
The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"oreilly" Discussed on The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"The intensity rate per hour is starting to build around the National Hockey League. There's been some trades. We'll talk about the leafs in the St. Louis blues, making the O'Reilly, a cherry trade, which clearly makes Toronto better, but we'll get your opinion on how much better coming up shortly. Look, we got to talk about the outdoor game in Raleigh. Like that, I'm mostly critical as we talked about in the podcast last Thursday, mostly critical because if you're not there, you know, it feels like just another spectacle, another outdoor game, no different than any other that, you know, we've either attended or we've watched from the comfort of home. This one was different, right? You could feel it through the TV screen. I'm like, first time in a long time, I went. Nah, you know when I kind of wish I was there, was it? Was it that electric on site? Unbelievable. It is. It was so in between the arena and the football stadium is like a 1100 feet. 1100 yards, sorry. And, so it's like, it's right there. In between are these massive parking lots that they use for both the hockey and the college football NC state. So the people that go to the NC state games, they people were telling us they're usually there, hours and hours before tailgating. They've got these elaborate setups. But traffic is a bit of a nightmare. So they were encouraging people to get there early to tailgate. To ease the traffic so everybody has a better experience. Mandel's lots were half full at 2 o'clock. So we pulled in at 5 and there were kids playing road hockey in between the cars, like it was, you know, people had barbecue set up and tents set up with their booze in the back of the truck. The people were super engaged in the event. Not the game, the event. So then we have, you know, you get hooked up into what you're doing. I don't know a lot of the extras that are going to happen. I thought the anthem when they brought the flag out and brought it across the ice and the place exploded when they did that. When the planes went over top, we didn't know that was happening. I just thought from the very beginning it was home run after home run. The stadium now, so I'm lucky. They'll Drake. I mean, I'm standing on the ice. Between benches. So I'm seeing all this thing as it's starting to fill up and you can there's a noise echo that you feel. As the players started to come out, you'd hear a cheer and then to chew would kind of overlap over top of it because you're in such a big place. Yeah. But the stadium's older, it was built in the 60s, so it's small. So the 59,000 people you're all like kind of right there. It was amazing from and it's like, okay, here's the other thing. It's a college town. Yeah. 'cause huge. The Main Street was a rolling party for the two and a half days we were there. It just seemed to be rolling from one pub bar to the next restaurant pub bar. And it was awesome. The Carolina hurricanes put this event on, so dawn waddell, general manager and president told me they've been working on this for four years.
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"oreilly" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"We'll talk about the Chinese. I'm sitting here about the Chinese anyway. Not this guy. Love this guy. He was the best he still is. The best will always be the best. And that is, of course, Bill O'Reilly does an amazing show on this station weeknights at nine PM, really an amazing show. And then, of course, he's got his own site, which just is the best bill oreilly dot com Interviews. TV shows columns always groundbreaking, Always great. He is the author of this amazing Killing series. He's about to hit the road in December with former President Donald Trump in the Great State of Texas and Florida on the Bill O'Reilly tour. He is just the man and he's here every Thursday at 8 40. We love them the great Bill O Reilly. Good morning, Bill. I'm here. I'm ready. What do you got? Well, heard wants to talk about the Chinese. You I listen. What we've got is is still a mess. You know, I know that the liberal media today is trying to, um I don't know warm up to the Taliban. They're telling everybody that the Taliban is sending 200. Americans go today and Zip all of a sudden, they've got nice and not reporting on the daily executions. Of course, they stopped doing that which is still going on in Afghanistan. But today 200 Americans being released. It's almost like they want us to feel like the Taliban is okay, a little piece of good news works for the liberal media bill. Yes, I mean the over arches that the corporate media which is corrupt, and everybody should understand that. Thank God. We've got w abc bill oreilly dot com. Other independent news agencies That aren't tied in with Disney and Comcast and all this other stuff. So the over arches this. The corporate media understands how badly President Biden hurt himself in the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan. They understand that And they know one more botch because you have the border and now Afghanistan. One more. That's the old three strikes and you're out. Okay, So now the strategy is two fold. Ignore. Any gaffes or bad stories. About president by ignore them, so they didn't cover the phone call with Ghani. They didn't cover the assertion that Biden said he met with, um, the people at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, which he did not. They didn't cover it. They blocked it out. The second one is we have to reposition. All right. In Hollywood. They call it reimagine. Oh, what a swell phrase. We have to reimagine Joe Biden and it begins today with the Covid speech later on this afternoon. So now Biden is going to be the tough guy. It wasn't tough guy on the on the Taliban? No, it wasn't top there. He was the Let's get outta here. It all costs guy. Now on Covid is gonna be a tough guy. And so that is the big picture. Um, of the media. They're going to try to rehabilitate Joe Biden before the midterms next year. Yeah, and, uh yeah. Also, they ignored him checking his watch, which was one of the most despicable scenes I ever ever saw. Absolutely correct, And you're going to see that continue. So when Biden makes a mistake when he does something that hurts the country, ABC, NBC and CBS are not going to coverage. So what I've done The three network broadcasts are still the major deliverers of news to Americans. There is shadow of what they used to be, but more people watch those three combined. It's about between 15 and 20 Million, mainly in the Heartland of the country. Watch those broadcasts. I now track them every day. Those three I don't care about the morning the morning shot. All right. Good morning, America today all of that They don't cover the news anymore. They want to teach you how to cook an omelet. All right, that's what they want to do. So forget it and the cables they're not really reflective of the corporate news media because they're just in businesses speech their own choir. They're just preaching to the three million to watch every night. They don't go out of that. So it's not like when I used to be there that we had a very diverse audience that that doesn't happen anymore. But the three At 6 30. Those are the only ones left and they can decide to censor the news. And they are. Yeah, it's really bad. Listen, I have to ask you, Bill O'Reilly on the Burning said show by the way, you go to the w ABC radio store dot com. W ABC radio store dot com. And by a Bill O'Reilly Hack 77 w. ABC Common Sense with Bill O. Reilly one of 7.1 Hamptons w ABC radio dot com. So check that out. But look, Bill O'Reilly, uh, Joe Biden. I mean, they used to say Jimmy Carter was the worst president ever. Uh, is it safe to say at this 0.7 months in that Joe Biden is the worst president we ever had, at least in the modern nearer. It's safe to say that in the first eight months of his administration, Joe Biden has performed worse. Than any president, with the possible exception. Herbert Hoover. And we don't know. How Much. Hoover screwed up before the Great Depression hit. We just don't know. So it's fair to say that the first eight months have been a disaster for Joe Biden. You know, it's funny. We sit around all day. Me and Bernie and you, too, when we talk about the disaster that is Joe Biden, and it seems so clear right? It seems so obvious. But this is a very anecdotal story bill, But I was in upstate New York this weekend for the Jewish holidays with a lot of family members that hated Donald Trump and voted for Joe Biden. And we try to stay away from political conversations because it always ends up in a really bad fight. Like brothers and sisters, not talking. But this, But this weekend, bill, it did come up and I have to tell you I have to tell you that I've got relatives who voted for Biden. Who said. I swear to God, they said this as bad as it is. Thank God. It's not Donald Trump, because what he was going to do in May would have been 10 times worse than what fighting it so my point is, We think it's so clear and everybody is gonna hate bite now into the swing states oppose are coming out. He's doing poor anecdotal, but I speak to people who go. You know what? I'll still take it over Donald Trump Still, but that's not based on facts. And you say it was, but that's that's how scary this country this. They don't care about facts that's based on emotion right? So there are and maybe this is a majority of human beings. I don't know, but there's a lot of us. Who just simply will not ever admit a mistake. We all know that in our lives. No matter how They screw up. They blame someone else or they bring in. Wow, That's not that bad. Look at this person. And so I'm not surprised. Um and that will remain. However, the one thing that tilts that is when your relatives and others who voted for Joe Biden will start to get hurt in their pocketbook. Now already they're paying 45% more for gasoline, but that doesn't quite make it. But I am predicting that Biden is so incompetent and this $3.5 trillion infrastructure boondoggle. If passed, it won't be they'll they'll carve it down. But no matter what they do, it's going to hurt the economy. And once those people start getting punished In the wallet. As I said, they'll turn on Biden and most of them. Not most. Many have Biden's approval rating now or then a low forties. All right, and he's gone down 20% since inauguration. That's a lot and independence. Uh, really running away from him as well? Yep. So, Bill O'Reilly More immediate, Uh, Saturday is the commemoration. 20th anniversary commemoration. I should say of 9 11. That the Taliban the 4 to 5 terrorists that we swapped for Bowe Bergdahl, the trader that Obama let out there going to be running the government in Afghanistan. They're gonna be sworn in. Believe it or not. On Saturday, the 20th anniversary of nine right In other words, they're really sticking it to us. So there there are calls a lot of calls from people on the right to disinvite Joe Biden from these 9 11 ceremonies. I mean, how is that going to go down? You think he's going to be there going to be protests? I mean, what is going to look like an on Saturday with Joe Biden? Well, I hope New Yorkers don't do that. I really You have to respect the office of the presidency and he's going to come here to New York. Um and bra Barack Obama will be here as well. And I think everybody should be respectful to them. Barack Obama did a pretty good job and, uh, lacing the terrorists and write all about that in my upcoming book, killing the killers. And Joe Biden, if even if you object to his policies, which I do Um he needs to be respected because he is the leader of this country. And anyone. It's not like turning the cops turning their backs on Bill DiBlasio because de Blasio is obviously hurting directly hurting Police officers because of his insane criminal justice policies..
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China Preparing to Recognize Taliban if Kabul Falls
"China is now seeking a bigger role in afghanistan to support the taliban now chasing. Why would they do that belt and road. That's their entire goal over there and they're you know plan for what is it by twenty. What is it probably twenty thirty. That's the year a everything's happening. I think it's twenty thirty but yeah by then. That's the time that they're expected to take over everything trade commerce and you're pretty much everything but afghanistan is very key for them to go through the trade route. Maybe twenty five. Isn't it china. Twenty five. I think it was. And they're they're moving forward on that and they don't care who they work with. No there's already. There's already rumors that they're working outside. Channels going through pakistan to work directly with the taliban that they know exactly. Who's about to be in control. They don't care
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"oreilly" Discussed on KTOK
"Since that time along, diverse list of performers, including the Beatles, Luciano Pavarotti and Judy Garland have appeared on stage at the Hollywood Bowl. The venue has become a famous Los Angeles landmark. Has been featured in numerous films this week in 1979 Parts of Skylab, America's first space station, come crashing down on Australia and into the Indian Ocean five years after the last man Skylab mission ended a few months ago. Disney executives held a secret meeting in New York City with members of the ABC News program the view very secret. Very hush hush. Things have become so hateful on that morning program that some does. The board members were loudly complaining. The message delivered was knock off the hate ladies. The primary culprit. Joy Behar, a bitter leftist. Another problem was sunny hostin, who is even more to the left than Bo Har and equally as vicious. The two would routinely gang up on Megan McCain. Disney's token non liberal. Mr McCain often fired back emotionally. The presentation was about as entertaining as a snake bite. Last week, Megan McCain quit the show. Now The view has always had an edge, but its creator, Barbara Walters, maintained some civility. Rosie O Donnell couldn't handle that. But Whoopi Goldberg is not a vicious person and do their best to provide some decorum. But once Donald Trump began to dominate the discourse, civility collapsed on the view, as well as many other TV forums. For example, late night comedians have pretty much destroyed themselves as mass market entertainers. Stephen Colbert was never the talent Jon Stewart is but could once deliver a satirical take that amused. No longer Colbert is now a venomous left wing zealot who is impossible to watch unless you live in his blatantly partisan tent. Same thing with the snarky left his Seth Meyers, a man desperately in need of a funny reboot. Mean is not humorous or engaging or enlightening, mean is simply mean a posture with no socially redeeming value. There is an audience for sadistic, unfair attacks, but it's a pathetically narrow crew. This is why the late night vitriolic six cannot even get three million viewers to watch them. Johnny Carson got nine million There is mean on the right as well. But on television, at least conservative haters are vastly outnumbered. On the Internet. The mean new deal is on full display every day. As wretched crew LS is aggressively changed lanes on the low road. It's all pretty depressing and meaning less pardon apart. Media culture is flat out nasty, blatantly sadistic and getting worse. It is long past time to call these people out. The logical question is why does corporate America allow this? Worked for corporations in the media for more than 40 years. I had to abide by standards. Sometimes my programs got a bit rambunctious. But we try to avoid all mean ness. Today. I mean, makes money as inferior talents cannot provide genuine laughs or enlightenment. All they can provide. Is nasty stuff. I'm Bill O Reilly. I approve the message by writing it. For more honest news analysis, please visit Bill oreilly dot com My book killing the mob still number one after eight weeks in the marketplace. The moment something you might not know. As you know, Joe Biden has won the election.
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"Okay, let's do some mail. We go to Gary Al Red Randleman, North Carolina. Regarding election fraud. You said O Reilly. There cannot be proved without forensics. Forensic investigation by feds uncovering the fraud. How will this ever happened as the winners control the federal agencies? Not gonna happen. Remember Donald Trump was president. From Election Day through January. 20th I call for almost immediately a special counsel. To be appointed by the Justice Department. That's William Barr. This day. I don't know why it wasn't and that's one of the questions. I'm going to ask Mr Trump. In my history tour with him. That was the only way To get solid evidence of fraud if fraud existed. Rudy Giuliani running around Mike Lindell and my pillow guy running around It didn't matter. It didn't matter what they said. You had to get proof you could see not anecdotal evidence in order for the courts to look at it. And it didn't happen. David Concierge member David gets a direct access to me. You're actually right Bill about Donald Trump, not changing his who he's always has been, and she'll never be reelected for a second non consecutive term, like Grover Cleveland. Not so fast. 72 million votes. 72 million. Economy goes south, Mr Trump emerges with the nomination, which is possible. Democrats cannot problem. Daniel Fang. Eldorado HILLS, California Bill why don't Democrats seem interested in finding out the origin? Of the Covid virus. Excellent question, by the way, Daniel. Excellent question is very simple Answer. Because Donald Trump pinpointed the virus as being from China very early. And liberals and Democrats all rejected that. That's why they don't want to know the truth. Charles Montalbano. I'm not Lee, New Jersey your comment tonight. O Reilly on the Norsemen News concerning the murder of African Americans was stunning. I'm not surprise problems in the African American community can only be solved by that community. Government cannot do it. A new amount of social spending will do it either. It's true. But you can spotlight the problems honestly as we have here. The statistics are overwhelming. 90% of African Americans who are murdered in America are murdered by other African Americans. 83% of whites murdered in America are murdered by white Americans. Susan. As has been said multiple times. If everything is racist, and nothing as races, it's a word now has become irrelevant. Kimberly Good for Bernie Goldberg. Shame on Bryant Gumbel Sick of these wealthy, non white people living in the high life and we all know them, saying they're so oppressed and downtrodden. And when they live in beautiful homes have expensive vacations and their Children to exclusive schools. Let's be fair to Bryant Gumbel. I don't know him. By the way. I've never met him. I met. I thought I'm into everybody, but I don't know him. Let's be fair to him. His point was there's racism everywhere in the USA. Go to the deli. There's racism, your bowling. There's racism. Whatever. Bernie Goldberg says That's not true. Doesn't believe that And he's very distressed that this is what HBO is putting out there. Bryant Gumbel didn't say he's oppressed. Because he clearly is not He's very wealthy. He does what he wants to do. He succeeded in America. So it's not Gumbel whining about Racism personally. He's saying that there is racism towards blacks in general. Susan. Uh, no. I did. Susan Kathy McSherry. Irish name Kathy in Syracuse, New York. Enjoy learning everything. You teach this bill about world events, But I love it when you talk about Holly. Can you tell us a little bit more about what she does when you're at work? Should I do eat? What is your favorite thing to do? Well, I'll show you what our favorite thing to do is Sleep 17 hours a day. Now the terror dog opened her eyes to accommodate me for a photo op this morning, all right? So I said Holly, the eyes open, but his moment I snapped the picture, The eyes closed. As far as what she likes to eat. Anything that's in the ball should see anything that a couple of times she said. No, not eating that. But the good either. And whatever else she likes to do fund. She likes to bark at other dogs as her main hobbies barking at other dogs, But it's a big dog. She barks and runs away. Mary. Hi Holly and her dad. That would be me. When can we order killing the killers right now. Bill oreilly dot com Barnes and noble dot com amazon dot com We'll take preorders because out November 2nd I'll tell you more about it later on this summer because I'm still working killing to Ma. Okay. Um, In fact, David and Jean Brodie and, uh, the Leiden, Iowa said we love all your killing books just received killing the mob and crazy horse. Can't wait for your toward President Trump Keep up the great mission. Uh, look summertime. You wanna relaxing day You re killing him off killing crazy As all the other books you learn something is fun to ring. And Charles Loftis. Huntington Beach, California wraps it up. Just finished killing crazy Horse enjoyed it immensely, as I have all the other killing books. I appreciate the research that goes into the books. Massive research and the most research book of all 11. Killing the killers. That was a bear. We got it. Okay, Quick Break. Four. I come back for the final thought, though. Um, the Trump tour throwing arm up real fast, Great Fourth of July gifts for the Patriot. B and b T, BB and T Center sunrise for Florida..
I'm In Love With That Song
"oreilly" Discussed on I'm In Love With That Song
"Yeah it's almost hypnotic. It's probably the most divisive track on the record. I with this probably a lot of people just can't abide by eleven minute basically three court blues song. But if that's if you're into that kind of thing it does. Almost become trance-like is not for everybody but And i that was. Maybe we'll like. I am waiting with with something that had to grow on me overtime but it certainly did. And the. i'm. I may throw that on after we get off our conversation here. I haven't heard in a while. I would just so hooked in by every little inch of this record and the liner notes everything and the songs on here just so astounded me and i wondered why at the time the by incredible music like this wasn't on the radio or tv anymore. You know everybody on the next thing. And i was still learning and i was in diapers when when this came out many game. I don't think i was quite one year old yet but thankfully I wasn't too late to at least be exposed to it. And i'm grateful the rolling stones for making it and for to bring back to some good memories of my junior high teenage years. It was one of those records often gut went back to and also just became such a rolling stones fan. I did get to see the band and number of times later on so Yeah it's it's an album that meant a lot and we'll continue to mean a lot. It's one of the interesting things about. It's true for all art that even in this case it was an older record at the time you discovered it but it was new to you. It's it's always there to be discovered to be new for somebody and it can mean as much in your case what probably twelve years after it was recorded. Some kid with the right Inclination could pick it up today and have that same discovery because it's the first time they've heard something like that. Music can always be rediscovered. It can always be fresh to somebody absolutely and we have so much. We can discover at our fingertips. Thanks to the computer and internet world in youtube spotify et cetera et cetera. Anything you wanna find out you know or ninety percent of it. It's on there somewhere. So i i. The warms my hurt fifteen year. Old kid tells me right. I just heard creedence clearwater revival. For the first time. I think i want to get their wreck. How cool you know or is also a lot of great new music and you know that will be some bands that are artists that You know they doing new contemporary music. But you could tell that. Oh okay. that's a little not something in the past that i can really relate to so that That that always makes me smile. Yeah i think one thing that you and i have in common. I think probably a lot of listeners to the show is is that you discover something When you're younger this of your time it's of the moment in other people would leave it at that. But for some reason we have an inclination to find it. Well where did this come from. Who inspired this. And you find out you know that the that ban might have been inspired by the stones right so you listen to the stones and then you will who inspired the stones and that leads you back to muddy waters and howlin wolf and you. You're constantly like an archaeologist digging digging back and but that keeps that older music vital alive. And and that's what really cheap thrills me to find Younger musicians and just fans who are listening to music. That's of their time. That's it's from their peers. But they're taking those steps in and finding out who inspired those bands and who inspired them and then back and back and back and just that that music doesn't get forgotten it continues to live on. Well thanks for bringing that record to the table you when you mentioned this album it made me think about a record. That was sort of like that for me in that sense of discovery. Who's next by the who. I was a little late to come to the who. I knew who they were and heard some songs but they weren't that much on my radar at the time but it was seeing the film. The kids are alright. That rock dock in nineteen seventy nine. That i just became an instant fan. I saw in the theater when it was out in. Its initial run was totally blown away. The next weekend. I brought a friend to see it a second time and was even more knocked out in the first time. So the first who album that i bought Was the soundtrack to that film. But the second one was who's next. And that was just a case of going into the record store. And pulling the records out of the ben and looking at the track listings on the back. And i mean that record is a monster album. It's every track is great half the tracks got a lot of airplay On fm radio more than half the tracks or they're just absolutely epic. I would never get tired of listening to this album The songs are filled with kind of both the promise of youth and the disillusionment of youth. It's it's sort of the whole experience of being young and hopeful and free but not really free And the sort of inevitable disappointment or frustration of that. But it's all wrapped up in one album. And i put it on again today to before we talked about it in it still hits me in that that same way. It's just such a powerful record. It is a masterpiece absolute masterpiece. I wholeheartedly agree that reading said i. I did get into the who around the same time the stones maybe a little after but it was around the same time. But that's interesting. I had the same or very similar. A i who's next was my second. Who record i ever bought. Meet their little best of compilation. Meaty beaty big and balancing. That was actually my first one right. But who's next was the second one and that was just like me. Listening to aftermath was costs headphones. Line down on my bedroom floor. Crank that up Every song on brilliant it really is. There's no weak tracks on the record. And like i said more than half of them are just. They're they're epic It's almost too much to take. I mean everybody knows. Bob oreilly and won't get fooled again. Probably behind blue eyes but a song like bargain which got some fm airplay. But i mean that song is to me is sort of the unsung track record in terms of like. That's just completely epic song.
Talking Kotlin
"oreilly" Discussed on Talking Kotlin
"I definitely think that used value in taking that concept plug in Saying okay right now. It uses a very sort of basic. I don't know how to work. I can't even remember halloween type much. How about saying okay. Well i wanna use caterer. I want to when he's coughing externalisation. I wanted to sleep with the lights. maybe use some point or maybe jeopardy's hosts very simple. And you say okay this is. I'll pick this example point. You could listen maybe five or six hundred points with associated data model around those and you this. This looks like an interesting source. Starting point for me. Something real something. That's not just sort of like a hello world. But i think there's value having something like that tramonte platform that had brought in those dependencies that brought in the right versions and sampled. Maybe it's part of that wizard. You could pick on k. On whatever reason. I'm still can't con- wanna for that thirty four to twenty one for example so you pull in the right combination of dependencies at work without version o. Cotton and likewise and then someone has a starting nicot and change it around as they need to do. Which is what people doing these campaigns right. Now you know along with ones. I have touched up some very good ones as well account kit. The people like us are tippy will help. People aren't starting much from projects from scratch these days. I think it's it's it's sort of like i do see people by who who do seem to be do not believe strongly recommend starting template account be so problematic ticky starting off getting everything right what i personally also where i see a lot of value for for the templates that you and other folks have built is that they give you some kind of opinionated approach because when you when you just start with technology. It's kind of like a lot of questions come up about. Am i supposed to do this..
Talking Kotlin
"oreilly" Discussed on Talking Kotlin
"To get an eye west about you know you're not doing that frequently. A nicer struggled with storyboards controllers. Swift was immediately. Okay well even more. So than opposed to some extent if first of all not announce ogle validation. That was something here to say something. I should pay attention to more. So it was really approachable from as an android developer. That i could very easily put put together so i create something without an worked for a while i'm press sort of unwieldy and and coming towards the end of nineteen Thought okay. I really need to create. It wasn't really that many samples around. And i want to create something that really sort of got across a lot of confusion around or cultural from laws. Salak people struggling with getting dependencies. Right back danny. Today even to some extent. It's a little bit problematic getting diversions combinations right greater configuration. So needed i thought is okay. Let let me try something. That i would've found useful and sort of somewhat serendipitous leading up to christmas. Nineteen ken cousens. You probably do tweets a lot about java and your this very interesting short article about you know example abuse using i think he was getting retrofitted at the time but he uses endpoint gets people in space the list of people in space. Pretty pretty simple and point as you can imagine this ordinarily struck me. Okay this this was perfect. This fitted perfectly with what. I was trying to get out from this. I want something this word. I probably minimum minimum project that you could see at a glance you could. You know there was very little noise there. You can see at a glance. What the key. Moving parts of continent about from project was to run it. And say okay. That's what it's about sort slight hundred here. I mean when y you obviously know very well about develop casino. And and i think when you talk about it. I mean there's multiple stages where we were at where where we are something off monta for you need something that addresses. Appoint someone who just wants to flavor something they they see. There's something called cutout mantra for..
Talking Kotlin
"oreilly" Discussed on Talking Kotlin
"I think our approach in general You know the key point when we should get a discussion on socializes and how you get bienne from other teams is that it has focused on that continues to focus. I think do you feel like teams on the stand. Or i mean not in general teams but people understand the concept of logic. Because i felt at least initially that folks when you when you were talking about shared logic they would focus on a specific thing which is like business logic and not think that i can actually share other things i could share. Maybe abstractions over logging abstractions over other types of aspects of my application. That isn't specifically about the business logic. How have you encountered that. Do you think that that's something that people get confused with when when we talk about this multi-platform and common code approach. Maybe two degree. I think the other way. I suppose it sometimes labeled as the nonoo i code. I think that's maybe a little bit more informative right. Get the centers. What you mentioned there. I think another good example sometimes a few people mentioned analytics whose apple and in the context of the socialization aspect of saying okay. What are i always vote for. What are the areas that you don't really enjoy working on the things that that you'd like to sort of you be very happy to have somebody providing sort of shared code for you. Maybe some coordinate interaction that you're doing you know. Now you know the secret to life example share code. You don't need to worry about you know. Were over the last eleven years very closely with the irs on the various projects on their typically almost failed very passionate about what they do very focused on the latest greatest want to create very competitor experience. They want to use the best latest. Who's available to the working environment on which tend to move faster than android in terms of adoption and they want to be able to pull in a news latest capabilities. So i think this is where it was very important honey phrases and how how you manage this. You know i think if you focus on areas that are sort of non popper specific to a large degree and any reason.
Talking Kotlin
"oreilly" Discussed on Talking Kotlin
"What did you start in. Like what technologies were using so simpson so as deputy so. I wanna finish college in one thousand. Nine hundred started with sort fulltime masters speech recognition. You're using your wall things back then. That was sort of. You can do that about sums watching the cotton. Dl talk yesterday. Where a couple of lines of code can do that. But this writing everything from scratch in c in terms of audio processing fifties and and i've been never confronted themselves and there was there was a need for something. Kinda graphical and i don development for awhile and answer. Windows three came out. I think you're on june nineteen ninety and i So cool your concern dusen. Windows graphical is from speech patterns. And mike you're next so forth down again more chance occurrences a low company was starting to do windows and said hey you know obviously not too many people doing that stage said hey. Join to join to join us so i saw that again. That's what started the decade of doing windows see transitioning cpas plus windows. St kfc com hiram. It's funny because obviously was been toying with a proposed for desktop right now sort of i don't know what you call it control back. Go throwbacks ecstasy. That's what's what's old is new again. So when when did you. When did you actually start with With developing kotlin than so. I'm trying to was the announcement. Okay oh in about five years ago now. Is it a country member. anyway there was a natural icon. I you know to be honest. I hadn't i know a lot of people being aware columnist stage. And we're very excited about it. I i was a little bit in the dark. It wasn't something new to me. I haven't even wear and to another coin spos- as in most companies. We probably weren't in a position to start using cotton straight away. You know And i have had. And i have an obligation to restore cocoa puffs. It's actually it's an aug project hasn't up hope people's find somewhat useful. That actually does but for me. Personally i use it i e kind of overloaded somewhat in terms of as a pop from try technology so when the under doctors coronas came up first of all Used to try goes out. And then went. Kalkin emerged start reggie microsoft katainen and similarly montecot from down the road and And then you know as is frequently. The case trying that out. There then became a platform. Say okay now in the workplace okay. This looks interesting. Let's start to use his here and then shortly after that. Then maybe down. The road asked announced. Maybe we start to use it working and we start to use a gradually in africa project and we ended up doing a for various reasons. We did a company rewrite of our project and we started from the ground up dan with cartoon or katelyn underdog extra bonus cortines and so forth. So so is this your first multiplatform project or not so does sage. i wasn't using work. Under gorbachev sort of had supposed to give you know a little bit more brought on their. You know like this. Be working on mobile for eleven years now and i guess over time like many of us you know we would have source accession cross platform. I guess there's always sort of cross pot from monty python but cross platforms kind of sounders. Right once so reproaches. The dab senator in reactnative approaches. And you know over the course of various projects in the previous companies in new product. Monday or somebody coming in that. Have read some headline. This allows you to do everything in one place all your code face..
Talking Kotlin
"oreilly" Discussed on Talking Kotlin
"Regarding a desktop and service. what did you start in. Like what technologies were using so simpson so as deputy so. I wanna finish college in one thousand. Nine hundred started with sort fulltime masters speech recognition. You're using your wall things back then. That was sort of. You can do that about sums watching the cotton. Dl talk yesterday. Where a couple of lines of code can do that. But this writing everything from scratch in c in terms of audio processing fifties and and i've been never confronted themselves and there was there was a need for something. Kinda graphical and i don development for awhile and answer. Windows three came out. I think you're on june nineteen ninety and i So cool your concern dusen. Windows graphical is from speech patterns. And mike you're next so forth down again more chance occurrences a low company was starting to do windows and said hey you know obviously not too many people doing that stage said hey. Join to join to join us so i saw that again. That's what started the decade of doing windows see transitioning cpas plus windows. St kfc com hiram. It's funny because obviously was been toying with a proposed for desktop right now sort of i don't know what you call it control back. Go throwbacks ecstasy. That's what's what's old is new again. So when when did you. When did you actually start with With developing kotlin than so. I'm trying to was the announcement. Okay oh in about five years ago now. Is it a country member. anyway there was a natural icon. I you know to be honest. I hadn't i know a lot of people being aware columnist stage. And we're very excited about it. I i was a little bit in the dark. It wasn't something new to me. I haven't even wear and to another coin spos- as in most companies. We probably weren't in a position to start using cotton straight away. You know And i have had. And i have an obligation to restore cocoa puffs. It's actually it's an aug project hasn't up hope people's find somewhat useful. That actually does but for me. Personally i use it i e kind of overloaded somewhat in terms of as a pop from try technology so when the under doctors coronas came up first of all Used to try goes out. And then went. Kalkin emerged start reggie microsoft katainen and similarly montecot from down the road and And then you know as is frequently. The case trying that out. There then became a platform. Say okay now in the workplace okay. This looks interesting. Let's start to use his here and then shortly after that. Then maybe down. The road asked announced. Maybe we start to use it working and we start to use a gradually in africa project and we ended up doing a for various reasons. We did a company rewrite of our project and we started from the ground up dan with cartoon or katelyn underdog extra bonus cortines and so forth. So so is this your first multiplatform project or not so does sage. i wasn't using work. Under gorbachev sort of had supposed to give you know a little bit more brought on their. You know like this. Be working on mobile for eleven years now and i guess over time like many of us you know we would have source accession cross platform. I guess there's always sort of cross pot from monty python but cross platforms kind of sounders. Right once so reproaches. The dab senator in reactnative approaches. And you know over the course of various projects in the previous companies in new product. Monday or somebody coming in that. Have read some headline. This allows you to do everything in one place all your code face. We don't need to have all these separate irish and each time you took sort of had to move. That weren't approved was an us. Disapprove that dickey. We're gonna do competitions. And we had to prove that this wasn't suitable for the type about. We were developing this platform. it's christians. We needed an end user experience. We need But i'm saying that is supposed as a segue to you know I guess what come interesting monte platform. Because when i when cosimo mantra was aware of it i think we're not to those nineteen towards the end of that. It's sort of immediately struck me as okay. This is a pragmatic saint approach finally to the sharing of code across multiple platforms mobile. I've been involved by the way sort of number of initiatives over the years for free. Willion superstars shared code into office. Which is at least somewhat more sane approach but. I don't know if you guys have worked with john. I had to work jay. You know unfortunately goldstone feel like. That's one of those topics that if you can you usually avoid it. I guess yeah if you can avoid using it as well as we various we had to use it in their practical use. And it's one thing using stateless knight ridder touch it can function as in which you maybe media engine i. I just wanted to say on the topic of jane. I think this is. This is going to become a bit more interesting again now. Also with With all the topics around compulsive for desktop because of a bunch of lake system integrations. I dunno things like global hot keys or stuff the. jvm just doesn't really expose. so i think some some of the people at the forefront. They're wanting to write libraries. Yeah they might might have to go that route anyway. Yeah you know if if you're using it. I robot michael state library that district district functions wanting using your compete shared logic with the framework with the training involved with life cycle aspects. Dot is a different story completely debugging crush reports of So haven't gone through. That in us was having seen the sort of attempts sort of pulling in pushing us towards cross. Platform frameworks cottam. Okafor's was immediately. You know the caught cartoon. The cartoon obviously was an advantage a positive from my perspective but more generally i think it was a sane approach it was targeting shared logic target. Had kind of a mechanism in place where you could sort of. This is critical. You could incrementally adopted you know you start putting in for some small area. And i think that generally by today's still is that you start doing that in you take some particular business. Logic may be may be remote. Api endpoint access or so forth and then graduated up from there. And you know there's another kind of a discussion point around how you socialize that how you get in particular iowa's developers interested in an accepting of the but it's the topic himself but certainly certainly from that perspective. At least i think it's very important. Start small and and as the key thing about the type forums. It appealed point was that it had that capability that it it was lended itself to that sort of adoption. Yes so so just to kind of to recap your point. You feel that the that the main difference between cartland multi platform and these other cross platform. Toolkits is is what exactly that you can adopt them. Incrementally that you that you stay away from From what part would you say is kind of the most interesting here. This quite a few different aspects. I think cutting across different areas You know on one hand. I think If you've been involved in from at all you're very kevin gallagher and sort of pre advocates in and you know of this for some time and i think he did. He described it as a sort of perspective risk management as well. You know you're trying to you're trying to avoid locking out upsetting kita one key differentiator. A there's a. There's a number of them. I think but won't different areas. If you decide to use react native reuse flutter or use a variety of other coaches that have been there over. The years is a song that amount of of and and you know it's an all or nothing sort of approaching the with with commodity farm and it allows you to manage. You know you. Can you can sort of put in graduate. Start using it. Then the flip side of that is this touches on a couple of areas obviously but folks on sheriff business logic as ios an underdeveloped. I wanna use the best of breed technologies ideas get companies. That can when i on on iowa. Sony's combine that we have to frame of their likewise android. Cauchon coatings influence worth and that. That's the key difference here. You know that focus that you know it. I think touches on another area. I think we've got sort of a certain level of maturity culture monte platform where i think a good sign some regards that we've gone beyond okay. This is proof of concept What's it about renown sort of digging deeper into so architectures and different approaches. You can use. And i think this is is little bit as sort of a simplistic way sometimes mentioned quotas just because you can do something doesn't mean you should do something so i think we've be careful. You know it is. Its main sort of setting point is is as focused on shared logic. I see a lot of discussions pushing further up the stack. You know the view model and potentially you you hear in the context composed nowadays. of course. why can't we to compose. and. I think there's a danger to honest. Econ generally too much of a dangerous on too far up and then it just becomes another spot framework. I think our approach in general