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AP News Radio
Residents forced from Indiana homes as plastics fire burns
"Officials expect a massive industrial fire in Indiana that's forcing evacuations to continue to smolder. Thick black smoke billowed in the sky when the fire first broke out Tuesday something Richmond mayor Dave snow blames on the business owner for ignoring cleanup orders. This person has been negligent in your responsible and it's led to putting a lot of people in danger. The site was storing plastics inside and out for recycling the EPA says so far toxins are not being emitted into the air, but county health director Christine stinson says, particulate matter is a concern. These are very fine particles and if they're breathed then can cause all kinds of respiratory problems. She says, that's why evacuation orders remain in place. Audio courtesy WR TV. I'm Julie Walker.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Congressman Mike Johnson Lays Out a Chilling Story of FBI Spying
"Mike Johnson, who is the vice chairman of House Republicans. There's a great job. Congressman joins us rejoins us. He was with us recently. Congressman welcome back to the program. Tell us about this story. The FBI saw it to develop sources in Catholic churches, is it fair to say that possibly on Easter Sunday, the FBI had informants in plants at Catholic mass services across the country. It's a great question, Charlie, and we don't know. I mean, this sounds like something that's surreal, something that's made up, but we have the documents. We have whistleblowers within the FBI that have given us the information. And we know that the Richmond field office of the FBI. This is where it was originally begun. They sought to reach out to Catholic clergy and church leadership to recruit sources inside the churches so that they could monitor and report on their parishioners. It sounds, but that's what the government is engaged in. The FBI generated this memo in the Richmond field office, it was distributed to field offices around the country and Jim Jordan and I on the web position committee and House judiciary committee are pursuing this vigorously because we are demanding to answers to see how far and wide this went, how much damage was done. We just don't know yet. So, I mean, our audience is fired up over this and many other topics. An idea that has been floated is called fencing off the money, congressman, which for example, you might say, okay, we might not be able to close the FBI, nor do I know if they do some good work, obviously. But I mean, a lot of it should be shut down as a political operation. But fencing off the money would be something closer to, hey, all right, Christopher wray, you used the private jet to go to the adirondacks. That's going to be put on pause until we get actual answers and people are fired. Are these ideas being floated by you guys in House leadership at this time? Because at least that could put their the line items that the agency heads care about the most and you actually might be able to get answers. Yes. I mean, the short answer is yes. We talked about a couple weeks ago, you know, our hands are tied in some respect. We're just as frustrated as everybody else believe me. We've been chomping at the bit for the last couple of years to get a shot at this oversight, which is a critical constitutional responsibility that we have. You know. But we just got a majority in January and we just got subpoenaed power later that month. And so we're only a couple of months to three months into this right now. We're getting it up as quick as we can. Now, we can investigate, we can uncover these abuses and lay it bare for the American people to judge for themselves and then ultimately we have to reform these practices in abuses to make sure they never happen again,
AP News Radio
Larson keeps Hendrick, Chevrolet in NASCAR driver's seat
"Count Russian picked up his first win of the NASCAR season holding off teammate and replacement driver Josh berry at Richmond Raceway. I felt like my race cars were really fast. All year long, so I knew we were going to have many opportunities to win. Martin took advantage of a late race spin by William Barnes, who led the most laps on the day, but it was very carrying out the Cinderella story as he subs for an injured chase Elliott. This stuff's hard, you know what I mean? These guys are so good. This is the best of the best. And you know, I don't think a lot of them have made it very easy for me coming in here, filling in for the 9. The Rookie driver has less than a handful of starts in the NASCAR Cup Series, and now he's runner up in Richmond, Jerry Jordan, Richmond, Virginia
AP News Radio
Prosecutor: Black man smothered to death at mental hospital
"Attorneys representing a family say 7 Virginia deputies caused the death of a black man in their custody. I Norman hall, attorneys for the family of Irvine otieno, say video show 7 sheriff's deputies pushing down on his body with what the lawyers say was absolute brutality. The incident was captured on security camera footage from a state mental hospital, otieno was handcuffed and shackled before being pinned down by the deputies, who now facing second degree murder charges. Dinwiddie county Commonwealth attorney and cabal baskerville told the Richmond time dispatch otieno did not appear combative and had been sitting in a chair. She said the takedown was a demonstration of power that was unlawful. I Norman hall
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
San Francisco Reparations Plan Proposes $5M for Black Residents
"Todd, this is the land of fruits and nuts. Come on. Why are we talking about San Francisco? Well, the reason why we're talking about San Francisco ladies and gentlemen is because what's happening in San Francisco is already happening in other places around the nation. As a matter of fact, in Virginia right now, Richmond, Virginia, all you people listening to us on WR VA are great affiliates there. You know that there are actually armed men in the streets right now advocating for reparations or having big protests today. In Memphis, Tennessee, the home of Kate WAM or flagship radio station. Of which I happen to be the owner, very proud owner of this radio station. And Memphis, Tennessee, they are spending $5 million of COVID cash to actually study a reparations plan. So I want to share with you what San Francisco is about to do. This is not in conjunction with what California as a state is going to do. So some of you may in fact be able to double dip. If you are of the non Caucasian persuasion in San Francisco and the state of California, the Golden State. So we're talking about millions and millions of dollars that they're going to be giving every black citizen. Now here's the reporting from NBC News. They're going to be paying. This is the plan to pay every black adult $5 million cash. Now that's a pretty good deal. It's enough of a deal where I would I Todd starts. Your friendly neighborhood host. Who is pretty fly for a white guy? A man of the Caucasian persuasion. Where I Todd starnes would be willing, yes, I'm gonna admit this. I would be willing to change my name to LeBron and go directly to the nearest tanning salon. Make me as bronze as possible because I will self identify for $5 million cash.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Jim Hanson and John Solomon Talk FBI Threat Tags
"Welcome back to America first with our very special guest, uncle Jimbo. It's Jim Hansen. Good to be with you, everybody, and I am especially happy to be joined this segment with John Solomon, who is the proprietor of just the news. They do the actual investigative work and dig into the many bad things going on. One of which is more evidence of government abuse of power to attack political opponents. This is the FBI shockingly, but a different version of their ongoing stuff. What do you got, John? Yeah, Jim, good to be with you. This is a really important thing. What we're hearing from multiple whistleblowers who have gone to Congress gone to the inspector general of the Justice Department is that FBI ideologues are beginning to use a thing called threat tag. So that tax would normally reserved for terrorists or extremists who are likely to commit violent acts against Americans. And these threat tags are now being used. We first heard about them. They were applied for a period of time until it was called a mistake to parents who were protesting curriculum changes at school board minis. Clearly not terrorists, right? Then we heard recently that the Richmond office of the FBI did a memo that applied thread tags to Catholics who prefer Latin mass. I'm not sure why preferring a Latin mass would make you a terrorist, but for a while they did, the FBI set up, that was a mistake. Now, a new whistleblower has come out in the last couple of days and said, the same thing was going on. They were implying threat tags to anti abortion pro life activists. Now, what's really interesting about this is that there was a threat tag originally created for pro abortion forces who were threatening death to Supreme Court Justices who were talking about reversing roe V wade, which they did. All right, that's a legitimate use of a threat tag. If someone's actually thinking of assassinating justice, that is a legitimate use. But very quickly after the abortion threat tag was created, it was flipped around by ideological according to this whistleblower to go after pro life activists who had posed no mortal threat. They
AP News Radio
UN nuclear head meets with Iranians amid enrichment concerns
"The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency has met with officials in Iran days after it was revealed that the country had enriched particles of uranium to near weapons grade. At a news conference, IAEA chief Rafael Mariano grossi refused to comment on the details of his discussions, but described the meetings as an atmosphere of work honesty and cooperation by his side the head of Iran's atomic energy organization, Muhammad islami, acknowledged the findings of a recent IAEA report on Iran's nuclear program. Nevertheless, he said in Richmond, did not amount to 84% says the report suggested. Iran has sought to show that the aim of its nuclear project was to reach a level of 60% in Richmond, and that any higher detection was a side effect of this target. However, experts say such a great variance in the purity even at the atomic level would appear suspicious to inspect us. I'm Karen Chammas
The Eric Metaxas Show
Tim Goeglein Discusses New Book "Toward a More Perfect Union"
"Is this a book that high schoolers could read or is this mainly for adults? Who do you see as your primary audience? May I tell you it is a book for everyone. And it is designed specifically to be fleet. It's well under 200 pages. And it is designed for the general reader who wants to know and better understand how we got to where we are. And above all, Eric, how we can do better. How we can restore and regenerate and renew. And I must tell you that despite the grimness of our present situation, I feel I'm an inveterate optimist. And I believe in part that the seed bed of that optimism is the parental and I might say grand parental rebellion that is going on all across our country and very often in places where you least expect it in the Commonwealth of Virginia, people may or may not know that a man who used to be a governor who wanted to be a governor again in a moment of unflinching clarity in a debate in the Commonwealth of Virginia said to his opponent essentially that parents ought to butt out of education. That they ought to leave the curriculum and the decisions of schools to teachers and administrators. And if he thought that he was going to stand down after that debate, he was wrong, it helped to light a bonfire that prevented probably him from coming back to office in Richmond. And by the way, that has been replicated to your second point error over and over again.
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Eyes And Ears Everywhere: The Russian Spies Among Us
"Also in The Washington Post this morning in the wake of the Ukraine war. The U.S. and allies are hunting down Russian spies. You know, you wonder what the intelligence analyst in Richmond, who was hunting down traditional Roman Catholics at attending Latin mass, might have been doing if they were hunting down Russian spies. Over the past year, as western governments have ramped up weapons deliveries to Ukraine and economic sanctions against Moscow, the post reports. U.S. and European security services have been waging a parallel visible campaign to cripple Russian spy network. The German case detailed above, which also involved the arrest of the senior official in the BND, Germany's foreign intelligence service, followed roll ups of suspected Russian operatives in Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Austria, Poland and Slovenia. 400 suspected Russian intelligence agents, many of them with diplomatic cover expelled. So what do you know? The Russians are still spying. The Chinese buy a lot more than the Russians do, but all the bad guys spy and their rains as well. New
The Eric Metaxas Show
'The FBI's Targeting of Traditional Catholics Recalls the Inquisition'
"You wrote an article at stream dot org about the FBI. And again, folks, this is so evil, it's so evil. The FBI targeting serious Catholics. Now, I want to make clear the SS in Germany, okay? This is all in my bahnhof for book. They had a plan. And it was not, they never reveal all their cards at once. This was like, let's play games and play games and just a little bit at a time. But they had a plan and I refer to it in my bahnhof for book that year by year, they made the laws against practicing Christianity. If you want it to be a member of the SS, this elite Nazi group, Christianity every year, the noose was tightened until SS members couldn't even attend church. You want to be in the SS, you can't attend church. What the FBI has been doing in our elite organizations have been doing in this country with our government, they have been targeting Christians. And so John, you wrote an article about it at stream dot org, tell us about it. The title is the FBI's targeting a traditional Catholics will cause the inquisition. The FBI's Richmond division, which is right there right near the beltway. Issued a report saying that a segment of Catholics, namely those who like traditional liturgy, the old Latin mass, which is extremely reverent and beautiful and formal, it's a lot more like the Greek Orthodox liturgy. Those people are potentially dangerous extremists who might be white supremacists. It came up with a title for them radical traditionalist Catholics or RT seeds. And it said with high confidence that the FBI can mitigate that threat by put recruiting people in the church to be undercover FBI agents to spy on their fellow congregants at mass.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Is the FBI Spying on Catholics?
"Should be one of the biggest stories in the country. The Federal Bureau of Investigation, the FBI are domestic federal national police force. Has come out and they had a whole memo that has been leaked by the Richmond FBI, an entire memo. Titled this. Interest of racially or ethnically motivated violent extremists in radical, traditionalist Catholic ideology, almost certainly presents new mitigation opportunities. The document was published by former FBI agent Kyle seraphin, who obtained it from a whistleblower God bless this whistleblower for leaking it. So to describe traditionalist Catholics as terrorists in waiting, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the FBI document relied on assessments from the SPLC, the southern poverty law center. That's the left wing group whose entire reason for existence is to slander as many conservative groups as it can as hate groups and domestic terrorists. The article also cites an article from the left wing group salon dot com, a major piece of evidence that traditional Catholics are radical, according to the document, is the quote increase in hostility towards abortion rights advocates on social media. Prior to the Dobbs decision. So here is the national police force. The Federal Bureau of Investigation that is writing a memo that they might have to mitigate people of faith. Now I am not a Catholic, I'm not a traditional Catholic. I'm an evangelical Protestant, Bible believing Christian. I have huge respect for Catholics, especially traditional Catholics, some of my closest friends are Catholics and my colleagues, Jack posobiec. Catholic. What is really going on here? This is not about Catholicism. This is not about traditional Catholics. What's really going on here is a trend a pattern and a theme to go after the faithful,
The Dan Bongino Show
Kyle Seraphin: FBI Memo Describes Targeting Catholics
"But this product that we got which is a domain awareness product it's a finished intelligence product which means that it was probably peer reviewed then signed off on by a supervisory intelligence analyst and then sent up to the Richmond division This was the specific office The Richmond division's chief division council who is the top attorney that calls balls and strikes on whether you can or can't go with something And it all made it through every single one of those checks and balances And it got published Now it made it to one of my whistleblower friends who is in a totally different division And took a look at this and this is out of bounds Now this person is not a Catholic But is a Christian And realizes that when you look at the ideological bend of the product and people can go see it at uncovered D.C. dot com they can go to the piece I wrote And then we included the source documents because that was the whole point Daily signal is written about it national review a couple of others post millennial has done a piece on it And that was the whole point It's like look go draw your own conclusions I know what an intelligence product is I used to do this for a living But not everybody does So I gave my perspective and then they don't even have to look for my quote It's already in my article And what it's doing is it's talking about things like abortion rights and it's talking about LGBTQ agenda And all of this kind of stuff are buzz words to say that the writer is in ideological activists and not an unbalanced or a rather unbiased source of information that's just doing analysis And I think the piece opened up and that luckily the FBI is actually not only acknowledged that it was written but that it was out of policy and they withdrawn it at this point It's been rescinded But it was an open door to go after all Christians Because the idea that abortion is wrong or that we shouldn't be shoving LGBTQ rights down on everybody is that's a pretty mainstream Christian belief that whether you're evangelical or baptist or Luther or anything it's not just Catholics and it's certainly not just Catholics who like the Latin mass I think they saw a fringe group and they tried to take advantage of it
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Benefactor’s Family Demands Refund From U. Richmond for Removing Name
"So back to the university of Richmond. So the family had a choice here because typically nobody does anything. As a matter of fact, they normally just hide in the shadows. And they accept whatever's coming at them. But the good news here is that the Williams family has decided to fight back. Big time. This story from the college fix. That a sentence of mister TC Williams an early benefactor of the school, and by the way, the Williams family has given just boatloads of money. They are now demanding the university, pay back every single penny. But it doesn't stop there. They're also demanding 6% compounded interest over a 132 years. When you do the math on that, we're talking more than $51 million, the family of mister Williams is demanding. And by the way, that doesn't include all of the other gifts the family made to the university over the years. Rob Smith is mister Williams great, great grandson. He says, quote, moreover, it is not a form of fraud to induce money from a benefactor and then discredit the benefactor after he has long dead. Surely, the Williams family would not have given a penny to the university, knowing the university would later dishonor the family. The ethical and virtuous decision is clear. Return the money. You know, it seems to me they have to write fruit of the poison tree. I mean, how could the university of Richmond and good in good conscience actually have a law school that was built using money from someone they believed to be a slaveholder, even though the guy never raped, never had slaves.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
The Essence of Manhood With Stephen K. Bannon
"Let's talk about what it means to you to be a man. What is the essence of manhood? You've served this nation honorably in uniform. Here we have a picture of the naval officer Steve Bannon. You come from a good Irish Catholic family from Richmond, Virginia. I believe your dad was alignment. What is your definition? What are the non negotiables of being a man? I just think it's do your duty. You know, one thing I tell people about, I talk to a lot of young people about going into the military and because I say it's the best thing you'd ever do to serve your country. I know more, I know so many wealthy individuals in their 40s, 50s or 60s have really made in life and every time I talk to them, the one thing if they didn't do it was go and serve their country in that time period of your 20s when you have the opportunity to do it. So I talk to people. And when I talk to people, I say, look, the military is not an example. It's not Rambo, right? Rambo is a complete cartoon version of the military. The military, if you want to see the military, go watch 12 o'clock high. You know, a watch they were expendable with John Wayne and Robert Montgomery about taking off at a cricket door. These are individuals who are very quiet, very steadfast, very stoic, but understand what first principles are. And are prepared to make a stand and prepare to sacrifice whether that sacrifice is all the way up to their own life or their career or anything else. And that to me is very fortunate to have a father lived a hundred. He was just a blue collar working guy, but it's just that stoicism. And everything that goes with it. And so when you point to people, I say, if you want to see the version of that, you've got the William holdens. In bridge and the river quiet, you've got Gregory Peck in 12 o'clock high. These are examples that I always point out of people that are what I think is the real essence of masculinity. You don't have to be the tough guy walking into the bar like Rambo,
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
The University That Removed the Name of a Donor From Its Building
"Sometimes when you don't get what you paid for, you demand on a right to demand a refund. Now, the logic of the refund is that you have done the work you have provided the service you have, or you have paid your money. And yet what you paid your money for didn't come to you. And so you want your money back. Or as in the case of reparations, which is itself based on the same logic of the refund, but except in the case of reparations, you have the argument that is made by activists, sometimes black activists that are ancestors paid in the form of work. For which they were not paid, and therefore we, the descendants deserve to be to receive that payment belatedly admittedly, but this is why we are owed reparations. Pay me or pay my descendants for the work I did for which I was never compensated. Now, I thought of all this because of an article in red state. It's called university remove slave owning benefactor's name, his family demands the $51 million back. So here's the story. We're talking about a college that named its law school after a guy named TC Williams. So the college is the university. It's called Richmond college. And the law school was called the TC Williams school of law. But then, recently, in the, in the wake of the whole George Floyd business and the whole attempt to challenge our country's racist history, people went back, activists went back, and they found out that this guy TC Williams, well, he attended Richmond college. And in the 1840s, as it turned out, in the 1880s he became a trustee, he developed a very successful business, many different types of products, including as it turns out tobacco. And the activists who are doing their research seems to have found out that at one point his tobacco business owned 25 to 40 slaves.
AP News Radio
Seton Hall defeats No. 15 UConn on Ndefo's last-second layup
"Seton hall forward Casey and depot scored the game winning layup with 1.6 seconds remaining to clinch the comfort behind 67 66 victory over the 15th ranked Yukon huskies. The pirates trailed by 17 points in the first half of the game, but outscored Yukon 41 to 26 in the second 20 minutes, led by guard cadre Richmond, who had a game high 18 points. Few con they had 18 turnovers in a game that saw them coach by assistant Luke Murray as head coach Dan Hurley was out with COVID. The huskies who were ranked as high as number two this year have dropped three straight, while seton hall has won four in a row. Mike Moriarty, norc, New
AP News Radio
Virginia state Sen. McClellan wins Democratic nomination
"Virginia Democrats have chosen a 49 year old black woman lawmaker to run for Congress in an upcoming special election. At a news conference in Richmond, Virginia Democratic Party official Alexis Rogers says state senator Jennifer mcclellan won 85% of the vote, and won the democratic nomination in a race to succeed the late congressman Donald mceachin, who died in late November after a battle with colon cancer. There is this reading made not only the historic voter turnout. But of course we are about to send the first black woman to Congress from Virginia. Mcclellan is considered a favorite to win in Virginia's heavily democratic district four in a special election to be held February 21st. I'm ready to take that to Washington to be your voice there. To bring a new perspective to the Virginia delegation. On Saturday, Republicans picked Leon Benjamin as their nominee. He's a navy veteran who ran against mcchicken twice. I'm Jennifer King
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Jeff Katz: Richmond Mayor Is a Failure, Desecrating A.P. Hill Monument
"So look, you and I, we're going to be able to commiserate here because we had something very similar happened in Memphis, Tennessee, where the mayor and the city council desecrated the grave of a confederate war general, Nathan Bedford Forrest. Dug his body up and I predicted this is going to happen years ago and nobody believed me. But sure enough, they dug up the dead body and now the same thing has happened in Richmond, Virginia with confederate general APL. Absolutely our mayor in the city of Richmond is a colossal failure on all issues related to actually being the mayor, such as public safety, fire schools, removing snow, fixing potholes, and to distract from that, he went on this campaign, I guess, is the nicest way to describe it of ripping down the monuments. We used to have a long monument avenue, and the latest was the removal of the AP hill monument and disinterring desecrating the grave of AP hill, and it was Todd whether you like JP hill or you didn't like ABL or you had no opinion on AP hill when you watch the manner in which these workers conducted themselves mocking and demeaning. It was wrong on every level and it's not over yet.
The Final Lap
"richmond" Discussed on The Final Lap
"Weekly fantasy segment of the show. I am rowdy dragon. We had a good race at Michigan, we'll take a look back at that here in a couple minutes, and get some picks for you for Richmond Raceway. But before we do that, let's take a look at our stage leaders for Michigan. Stage one belongs to Speed Racer 90. And then Speed Racer 90 also went to take stage two, but he had some company with Kenseth wins. Your Michigan winner goes to Sunday zone who had 245 points, 40 stage points to his credit. Nicely done. Rowdy dragon finally has a good race, not stripped away from me. Finishing in the 7th position moving up to the 13th in the overall league standings. Toby Christie finished about mid pack in 60 third and sits in the 74th position in the league. Carrie Murphy, whereas Jimmy, had a good day finishing in 40th and his creeping up on Toby, he is now in the 79th position. His only 5 spots and about, I think 20 points separating the two. All right, now let's look back at Michigan and see how we did with the picks. We took Kevin Harvick, Kyle Larson, and Joey Logano. We saw the closure do his thing finally getting that monkey off his back, winning the race collecting the second most points for your fantasy lineup, I chose to sit four out, his practice runs this season seemed to show less speed until the race starts. Showing he has patience, but with the Toyota dominance during practice, I opted to go that direction. Kyle Larson, in the 5 car brought home the 5th most points on the day with the finish of 7th. He was a safe plate, Michigan, so I kept him in my lineup. And Joey Logano in that 22 car. NASCAR had skewed information in his practice numbers which they never corrected over the weekend, which concerned me as I was unsure of the data that they had provided. He looked good, but I kept him out of my lineup because of the misinformation and, as I said, I chose to take the Toyota path. However, he ended up being a good pick, coming in P four, collecting the 6th most points for your fantasy lineup. If you used all the four mentioned drivers, it's likely you finished ahead of your competition, thanking rowdy for those great picks. Or so I hope. Okay, let's get into the featured picks for this week. For Richmond raceway, we've got tracks to compare and they are New Hampshire and Phoenix. Starting with my first driver, that is the 11 car Denny Hamlin. He's pretty synonymous with Richmond. He's got 31 races run and average finish of 8.5. 16 top 5 finishes at 52% of the time, he finishes in top 5, and 20 top ten finishes, 65% of the time he finishes in the top ten. He's led 21 113 laps. He knows how to really get around this track. That averages up to 68.2. Laps led per race. He's got four wins at the track. Looking at his stage point total, he has gained stage points in ten out of the 20 stage races we've held. 5 of those were first place stage wins. A looking back 13 races Denny has only finished outside the top ten twice. In Phoenix, Toyota struggles were evident with Denny finishing P 13 and only two Toyota's were able to finish in the top ten. In Richmond's first race this season, the Toyota gang turned around putting four out of the 6 in the top ten, where Danny collected the trophy. A few weeks back at New Hampshire, the Toyota's looked good with 5 finishers in the top ten. With the 18 of Kyle Busch just outside with a P 12 and Danny finishing in 6th, this brings me to my next driver the 19 car of Martin Truex Junior. He's got 32 races run here. He has an average finish of 16th. He's got 9 top 5s finishing 28% of those up in the top 5 and 47% of the time he finishes in the top ten with 15 out of those 32 races. Looking at his laps led he's got 1285 over his career, that's 40.16 led per race. And he also has three wins at the track, looking at his stage points, he's really got it going here. He's got 19 out of 20 stages with points collected. He also has 5 stage wins. To his credit, he also has four second place stages. That's 9 of 20. He won or P two in stages. After the stages have been Martin Truex either in first or second place. Pretty darn good. The 19 has top 5 finishes in the last 7 trips to Richmond. Truex has a one 27 average driver rating over that 7 race period. That shows he's consistently good. In Phoenix this year, as I mentioned, Toyota struggled, the 19 wrecked out finishing P 35, but they started to figure things out on the short tracks in Richmond where Martin finished in the four spot. First, in overall points. Looking at New Hampshire, the 19 had a good day finishing in P four. Again, with the most points on the date. The only caution I have in using the 19 is that he has a lot of DNFs at the short tracks. He will be cautiously aggressive going into Sunday's race. And finally, the last driver pick of the week, the four carved of Kevin Harvick. He's got 42 races running his career with an average finish of 9.9. He's got 16 top 5s in that time. Which puts him in the top 5 38% of the time, and with 28 top tens out of those 42 races, that is a 67% average. His laps led puts him at 1180, which is an average of 28.1 laps led per race. He's also got three wins and also has collected a lot of stage points, 19 out of the 20 stages that we've run have been points for Kevin Harvick. However, he has not collected any stage wins in that period. In Phoenix Harvick came home in P 6, the 5th most points on the day, at Richmond's spring race, the four came home second, again, with most in points. At New Hampshire, the four finished P 5 bringing home the third most points. Now with his win at Michigan, the pressure is off and Kevin will most likely be much more aggressive going for that back to back win. Okay, those are the featured picks for this week. We have a new leader in the fantasy league for the final app weekly, and that is 2018 KB racing. So once again, I want to invite you over to Toby Christie dot com to listen to rowdy dragons, NASCAR fantasy sports book. I am on fire over there. My 7 week average for picks, but these featured matchups. It is at 79%. And since
The Final Lap
"richmond" Discussed on The Final Lap
"Different winner this season so far. Other stories on the day, Kurt Busch had fuel problems early on had the record pushing back to pit road. Austin Cedric spends for the 5th caution of the day on lap two 58 while going three wide. That didn't work out. We mentioned Kyle Busch getting black flag. So if you thought Richmond was fun, how about Martinsville up next on the NASCAR Cup Series schedule? Part of a three week short track battle of Richmond, Martinsville, and Bristol, Saturday night, under the lights for this one, 7 30 p.m. eastern on FS1, 200, ten miles, 400 laps. You wouldn't have known they were teammates, an epic battle in the closing laps from Richmond for Xfinity series racing between John Hunter Nemechek and ty Gibbs. He took the win after a bump and run. Definitely one of the, I mean, I was gonna have to get him in any way. He could turn to the center better and I just couldn't rotate. So I was gonna have to hit them. I definitely, if I could go back, I would have not have drove in as hard and hit him as hard. I was still gonna have to hit him anyways to win it. I probably deserve to get bumped back for a win. But we're racing hard we're racing this is these wins are hard to come by so you just got to take every advantage. You know, I didn't let them buy and clean them out for the win. I dore them, and I got in their heart. That was the point. I was tight, you know, but there's no excuse for me hit and I hit him and knocked him up the track, but like I said, we're fighting for wins. Thai led 114 laps on the day for his previous two wins this season. He had led only 7 laps total. John Hunter Nemechek, of course, was second followed by Sam Mayer, AJ Alma dinger, and Riley herbst rounds out the top 5. Over in the standings, AJ Alma dinger takes over the lead in the points by 20 over ty Gibbs, Noah Gregson, Josh berry, and Justin Allgaier rounds out the standings. If you're loving the short track action, another one is on the Xfinity series schedule, Martinsville going down Friday night, 7 30 p.m. eastern on FS1, 131 miles, or 250 laps..
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"richmond" Discussed on Beautiful Stories From Anonymous People
"I was a really fat kid like my parents. That mean back cam who. I went to camp in the poconos. Mtv made a show about the fact camp. I went to. I've seen that. Yeah that was the fat camp. I went to camp pocono trails baby. Cpt represent super seniors twenty twelve. I kiss at camp boobs. Back cam k. Slowdown okay I'm really glad we got to talk. Feel like it was the first thing i said was. I liked your vibe. I really still survive. I remember. I remember us meeting i. I can't place your face. But i remember getting scared in washington. I remember that group after richmond. I'm so sorry you were at that show. I was bummed by it and i. I'm glad to hear that you're looking to do so much good in the world. I really am thank you. Chris genuinely thank you so much pleasure talking to you and to hear that i was Helped out in anyway. Such a nice thing. Thanks for telling me. Yeah thanks so much. have a good one. Dave you to go to brooklyn help people do it. Don't give up by that. Don't take the all my parents when you say you're paranoid my parents by law school decision. I'm gonna say. Chris gothard told me to enable say who and they will be right but look you graduate. What when you're twenty six twenty seven. Don't grab the cash until you're thirty. Let's leave it at that. I you know what i agree. Thirty teams like the age to gab. Grab the cash also. Thirty one people should start thinking about getting married. I'm adamant about that. You're twenty and you're thinking about getting married stop. Yeah that'll give you a nice for three or four year window to know okay is advocacy working as comedy working and if not okay. Let me call up my hedge fund friends and see if we can grab some bitcoin. Oh it's going to be. Nfc's then i'm gonna be asking for some j pags all right my friend. Great talking to you talking to.
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"Why for the self-doubt i still have and all the time. I wonder if i've backed myself into a corner by making this my life stories like that are alternate. I ever thought it was a good idea to make art in the first place. So i thank you for telling me that. And that's really That's really meaningful. And i'm so sorry that you dealt with that stuff and if you were the same age i was. That's not too long ago for you. So i'm Outside of all of us like me and you chitchatting jokin through this. I also feel like hearing that you went from that to. I'm accepted into law school. And i want to set my sights towards helping people through the through the status. That will give me. That's that's a really stunning and beautiful turnaround. And i'm really glad you're still around to have to choose between brooklyn and richmond. Yeah i am to It was really fucked up when i crashed my car though because it had snowed. And then cops made me walk three miles down the road with snow like me and didn't drive me. Why like look damn. Why did they do that. I don't know if cops in lynchburg virginia. I guess that walking really the saddest three miles of your life. i imagine. oh it was really bad. 'cause always wearing sweatpants and banned it was like i was not billed. Walk outside the car. You just you just try to off yourself and now the police make you wonder knee-deep in this lawyer is no. You're six foot four so just just very disturbed berry just know wondering what you just did why you just did it already. Feeling that panic and fear of like. Oh my god i did that and now you have to wander need us through. The snow for three entire hughes tanya was to listen to. If i was going to kill myself. I would feel like weird choice like contemplating all of this stuff. Just a really weird time. But i don't know between like that you just we've we've not twice in person.
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"Why i for the south data. I still have an all the times. I wonder if i've backed myself into a corner by making this my life stories like that are ultimately why i ever thought it was a good idea to make art in the first place. So i thank you for telling me that and that's really That's really meaningful. And i'm so sorry that you dealt with that stuff and if you're the same age i was. That's not too long ago for you. So i'm a outside of all of us like me and you chitchat and joking through this. Also feel like hearing that you went from that to. I'm accepted into law school and i wanna set my sights towards helping people through through the status that will give me at. That's a really stunning and beautiful turnaround. And i'm really glad you're still around to have to choose between brooklyn and richmond to i. It was really fucked up when i crashed my car. Though 'cause it had snowed and then cops made me walk three miles down the road with snow. The like my knees and didn't drive me. Why like damn. Why did they do that. I don't know. I don't know cops in lynchburg virginia. I guess that walking really the saddest three miles of your life i imagine. Oh it was really sad. Because i always wearing sweatpants banned. It was like i was not billed. Walk outside the back are you. Just you just try to off yourself and now the police bake you wander knee. Deep in this lawyer is no. You're six foot four so just just very disturbed. Yeah very just know wondering what you just did why you just did it already. Feeling that panic and fear of like. Oh my god i did that and now you have to wander through the snow for three entire h- choose tongue west to listen to if i was going to kill myself. I was like. I feel like weird choice. Like contemplating all this stuff. Just a really weird time. But i don't know between like that. Just we've we've not twice in person. And i have that connection with you just like the things lining up and on top of that like this call. I i don't know. I just think out of all the times. I've called beautiful anonymous two days before i have to make my law school decision and don't know where i go. I i get this call in this opportunity. I think it's just a thing that i have to go to brooklyn and just follow my god. I disavow all responsibility. If it fails but backfires even backfires majorly. But i will say that if you're talking about fate then yes if your secret dream is to.
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"They're they're crushing. This impossible oppor. This is good. I will seek us out. I get it with onion rings because burger king's price doc but the impossible slider from castle also joke really thing about richmond. No white castle. White castle is mostly like northeast. Thing right yeah. Yeah i think i think like some of them trick like pennsylvania little but i don't think much further so we do have wa wa which is nice yeah but we got wa wa but that's the only thing we got was pretty great. Why was pretty great. Let me ask you. Oh no yeah you finish your thought. Oh i was eating that impossible walk while hopper and just like staring at brooklyn law school and i was like i could see myself doing this. A long heated eating fast food. Yeah while i mean already do that now. A change of location Last night i had little caesars and fillet. That's that's a whole other. That's an issue right there that you're twenty three. You don't do that too much longer. It will catch up with you. Oh i'm also yeah it probably. I think i'm diabetic. I gotta get tacked. Yeah let's say out. Yeah but i was eating an impossible opera. And i was just like i do this. I could do this. Let me ask you something. That's another deep damn question. Okay you say part of brooklyn to is that you feel like oh. There's more of a comedy scene for me to try to attack. That goal is well. Yeah if comedy was to start catching momentum would you abandoned law school. I think i would see law school through unless something like crazy happens where i would abandoned an answer. Love gets here. Like if i got like a staff writing giger or something where i was like. I can pay my bills. And i'll be fine and this could lead to other things and a career and i probably abandoned law school but if i was just like doing shows and stuff where i was like i can still do this at night. It's only three years not like a long time. That is where. I'm like this out. It's a good sensible answer. And i'm happy to hear it..
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"Reports the second half twenty thirteen to i twenty one. Three operators on that were types combined not specific. Divide gina. bruce. Thank you to our advertisers. And now let's see. How will the coin flip end. We'll even get to it or have the arab pods gotten the way once again. Hello there hey hi what happened. I want to get a coin. I reach into my pocket and the airport hung up the call. But how are you still back on the did. Did we call you back. I i don't know okay. I guess. I think so listen. I'm glad you're back on a restart the clock. I'm gonna give you an extra minute next minute. Restart the clock. You have a coin. I have a coin. Okay what did we say. Heads is brooklyn tales as richmond. We're going to hear your reaction live on the air. I'm gonna say. I'm gonna say had this richmond of which switching. Okay heads is richmond because tailed. I'm leaving okay. Got it right. Yeah makes sense tells us brooklyn okay. Okay we're gonna do two out of three because that regulation rules in my house gotta do two out of three okay so i just flipped it. Had that's one for richmond. Okay all right and tail. K- the ultimate drama. Okay drama. hurry all right. We're going to go for the third flip here. It's tails gun. So that's brooklyn brooklyn. Harry antwerp pretty anxious. Pretty cassette not. The rousing cheers for joy. I was thinking might happen anxious. Oh you thought content. I'm not a very league Cheery person action one way or the other to psycho no or like get either city. I thought we would know but it sounds like it was a straight middle ground reaction. That didn't totally convinced me anyway. Yeah i i think it's brooklyn i genuinely do between that.
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"Okay. got it right. Yeah makes sense. Who tells us brooklyn okay okay. Let's talk what we're gonna do two out of three 'cause that regulation rules in my house gotta do two out of three okay. So i just flip it had. That's one for richmond okay. All right and tail k- the ultimate drama. Okay jomhuri all right. We're going to go for the third flip here gun. So that's brooklyn that's brooklyn. How are you content with pretty conclusive. Anxious pretty cassette. Not the rousing cheers for joy. I was thinking might happen. Anxious and content. I'm not a very late Cheery person. I could action one way or the other to psycho no or like. Yeah either city. I thought we would know but it sounds like it was a straight middle ground reaction. That didn't totally convinced me anyway. Yeah i i think it's brooklyn i genuinely do between that coin flip and just getting on this call today. I don't know. I feel like the universe is telling me something. A psychic once told me That i needed to move to new york okay. I don't really believe psychics. But my grandma does. And i love my grandma. So maybe there's something in that. I'll say this first of all what happens if you go to law school and god forbid let's say you flunk out does it. Does it close the door and being able to transfer to another law school to give it another shot. No because here's an here's one thing i'll say if you wanna talk about heroes journeys we all know. There's a lot of movies a lot of songs. A lot of stories about people who go to new york and the city beats the howard of them but they keep fighting the good fight and eventually they achieve their dreams. That was kind of my story. So i lived that version of it but i can tell you as someone who lived in new york for the better part of two decades. There's also a lot of origin stories. Let's not forget. Which is they start. The same way people go to new york city beats the hell out of them. They admit defeat. It is brutal off all they leave and then they crush somewhere else and all the things they learned in new york helped him in the long run. Because no places as unrelenting no places less forgiving and therefore you have a leg up in the next stop on your journey. 'cause you went for it. There's a lotta origin stories of great things that have happened because new york squash them on their way out of the gate. Another thing and then of course..
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"Now I got into university of richmond law school in richmond. Tom yeah keep a close to home. Or i go to brooklyn and then go to law school in brooklyn. Can i ask which. And it yeah. It's called brooklyn law school. Okay okay. it's called brooklyn law school. It's part which is part of the reason why i'm saying it because when i say brooklyn law school even people in new yorker like what. Yeah there's a law school in brooklyn you're certain certain. It's not just a po box and london money. This isn't like university of phoenix law school. brooklyn Now it's Their most notable alumni or david dinkins and paul. Simon went there for one semester quality lineage. And i'm left. Yeah very long lineage. But they have really good. I think they're number one in the country for like public advocacy and my tabloid representation. Yeah and then richmond. I would just be able to make a good amount of money and live comfortably. So i'm like kinda back this crocs where i'm like do i want to go to new york and be broke helping people and like advocating For stuff. I care about whether that's lake socialist caused or stuffer guarding to Immigration like dreamers I've done a lot of work with like. Do i wanted to do stuff like that. Or do i wanna make a bag and also live comfortably in richmond. And.
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"Let's go bring out rebel flag. No that's not what. I'm but it's just really interesting living here and then just seeing like 'cause it's not been that long just seeing like how the city's divided there were a lot of really i think important black lives matter protests here In the summer on monument avenue Which is like a road. We have with confederate statues on guar avail is from. There are a lot of cool. They used that. Yeah richmond. liberty The release j-league richman wrestling league. Yeah yeah she'll lebron salim. Pronounced that lucia lebron There's some other I think chris brown is from richmond. Not gonna cheer for crisper again. You keep bringing. i know. I'm really everything i'm amy. Man is from richmond go. What about happy the artists. Yeah do you know. Happy the artist right now. I don't know how the artist he's a guy wrote about him from my old whenever helps right. Virginia's like an artist who drove around in a crazy. Lookin' van doing art stuff school guy. I skied happy name. I don't think so. so so. yeah i gotta go. I was actually getting baptized happy in the catholic church. I bet they'd they'd pull you aside. They'd go are you sure about this. Yes they're like. First of all you're catholic. You're not going to be happy happy. Take a step back name your kid guilty and we can talk guilt if you want to be riddled. We can talk. You wanna name you wanna name your clinton guilty shame arm. I do twins. Happy involve just it though. Take that history to the episcopalians you go to the presbyterians or someone who actually cares goes on a unitarian church. Yeah gobi a quaker with your happiness. Well adjusted is okay. I'm not sure if this is speaking of wella girl. Go for it. Yeah i was just gonna say you tell me what you wanna talk about because we've just been rambling in a way. I love but i wanna make sure if you have anything you want to say that we get there. Yeah so you know i I'm deciding between two.
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"I understand that. I'm a public figure and people are very nice but most cities i go to confined to the radar but richmond. Was this town. We went out to eat in. The hostess was like chris third as like. Yeah she's like what are you doing here. I'm doing shows in town. She's like where. And i named the venue. She goes. where. I've never heard of that. I was like this people walking down the street. But we're going. Oh you're the boss. From broad city america. they're like what are you doing here on my come and show. I'm doing a show. Only where do i get tickets. I'm like i'll go to this venues website. What's that i'm like. Oh my god no. I'm famous in richmond and no one knows this show is happening. This is like one of the only towns around our famous richmond famous. I'll go back someday. I was about to say you kill in richmond. It's a bad spot. Like you got kinda got screwed on multiple levels can as a native richmond or whatever. We're all yeah i apologize. You don't have to apologize. Scumbag promoter who then got on the phone and yelled at me. When i asked him. If the money was correct. That's anyway. I hope people look. I hope people enjoy like this guy had his own. Tv show and he has a very healthy long-running podcasts. That's critically lauded. And sometimes he goes to richmond and gets loses money on the show up this as you. Someone is pursuing comedy. I hope this is a sobering. Look at what you're going for some. I'm glad you're going to law school. Say that oh my parents are to. My parents are like that's great But yeah richmond's are really cool city you people down to overlook it capital of the confederacy at one point burned down. He's cheer for the confederacy. So i'm not paying cheer for it. I'm just saying there's a really interesting. I wasn't like yo capital of the confederacy. Everyone gang sign up..
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"And i'm like i didn't sell out but there were still like two hundred people there something like i should be getting more than this and i want to be. Clear five hundred dollars to do what you love is a lot of money and i don't want to sound ungrateful but the thing people don't realize about the economy comedies. Like i paid for the gas. The hotel rooms The opener usually be playing for paying for flights. Like all that comes out of your pocket. And then he's telling me all the promoters say oh well we paid for your catering on mike. There was a thing of hamas in to diet cokes like a bag the baked lay's like that's getting deducted out of my god. Thank you charging me the two hundred dollars for catering yeah security. I get charged for the security. The venue what is going on. And then my buddy carmen. Who did that show is such a funny guy karma christopher. He had a friend in richmond. Yes he does comedy in richmond and his friends saw that. I was like really bummed and he was like dude. I don't know if it's gonna make you feel better or worse. He's like. I can think of like nine venues in richmond where you would have sold out instantly. He's like nobody. Nobody who's like hip is coming to this. I won't say the name of the places like nobody's looking further shows here like there's so many other cooler places to do shows he's like it makes no sense they put you here. No one knew this show was happening and you would have held at the broad berry coalition theater. The was a it was literally like you were in the auxiliary gym of like orchestra. It was bad making me a while. We were going to play a game of pick up. Afterwards ba- yes it. Did it felt like. I was going to give everyone like a sex ed lecture. And we're gonna play dodgeball. It is that's what the room felt like And yeah and i tell you it's i'm not..
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"Oh you came to you. Did a show here and then you have like a book signing or something for people who want to contest on the radio but at the time i used my ex girlfriend to get us in there being like. Hey my girlfriend's a really big fan. Is there any way we can just get in. And some way woman let us in and we were just hanging out there and the whole show. I felt like you were staring at me. And then when i make you you were saying you were like we met before. Like guy scared you in dc and And then we were gonna go to lara bar and then Yeah you didn't come vitamin b. though Told me about it. I did invite you did. I don't remember what you remember these conversations so you went too far. So i went to our bar with my childhood bully. Who's also my drug dealer. Great Yeah we're friends now. We go fishing Have you ever dreamed. We did address the bullying so one time when he invited me to his birthday party. We were like seven and all night. He threw d batteries at me. And then Called me fat the whole time and then. The whole like event culminated with him. Putting me in a trash can and push it down a gravel hill and no one stopped party. No it was his house. It was his birthday. You know they just let them do it. And i was i. I was like starred for a little while but like worse than happens me and my life. I'm like cares. And did he say on an read for you. Dear member stuffing me and a garbage and kicking me down a hill to say that to him at some point Yeah i i was like. Hey you remember doing this and just looked at me. And he was like yeah. I do remember that but I feel really bad about it. So i try not and he like apologized to me a lot in high school. We did show choir Which is like which is like glee but with less attractive people and no sacks So like we made up through Tap and things together. Our is my childhood believe and i happened sour trauma. Why now can i tell you. Did you sense when we met after the richmond show because it was it was like a group of people. It was very awkward to have this like group meet and greet but people had won tickets for it. But did you get a sense. That i agree. She got a sense that i was seething with anger. Because i was t- sense this no you receiving so i showed up at that venue and i know what type of venues i play. Well and i've been so excited to go to richmond. Because i always heard that richmond was like a real artsy fringy punk rock town and i usually crush in those towns. Those are my people and then we pull up to the venue. And i'm like what is this place like. It's like an opera hall and it turned out it was. It was like this place where there were like orchestra operas and it wasn't sold out and that's fine. I don't sell out every city. But that's a bummer. I was really looking forward to richmond. Put it was like not a good space for comedy in the ceilings. Were really high. And us kind of bombed out and didn't think showing great. And then afterwards the promoter stiffed me on money and Oh sure yeah yeah. I like drove to richmond and paid for my hotel rooms and i lost money on that show. I was paid five hundred sixteen dollars for that show..
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"So Can i say where i'm from. Is that too much totally up to you. Okay yeah so. And then. I i guess i so chris. We've met twice. I was gonna say We've spoken out was absolutely going to say. I recognize your voice from somewhere. That's crazy so the first time we met was i think you were walking from the watergate hotel to the kennedy center and me and my brother were sitting on a bench and my brother goes. Hey that's chris. Gothard i'm like i. He's like you should say hi and i'm like no i'm not i don't wanna like bother him like he's got a show to do. He might be like getting in the zone and then like right when you pass me. I'm like six four and my brother's six six. We both stood up and frightened you and was like hi a big fan. I've watched episode of of the chris gothard show and you're like cool. I'll see you guys in there. And i was in there the whole time and it was a great show. Thanks forgot the name of your of the woman who opened for you but she was so she was also so very funny. Line about call was it. She called chill. She's like yeah. Just call children virgins. I'm like that's a pretty good line. Was it joe down. Now wasn't joe fireplaces. remain. I forget who opened that show. It require king. Sarah kane's she's brilliant. So cool funny claro kane. Yeah yeah i want that. I want to be on my tombstone mcclair. O'kane what another person's name on my tombstone. When was the second time we met. The second time we met was so. I live in richmond virginia. you came to. You did a show here and then you have like a book signing or something for people who want to contest on the radio. But at the time i use my ex girlfriend to get us in there being like. Hey my girlfriend's a really big fan. Is there any way we can just get in. And some way woman let us in and we were just hanging out there and the whole show. I felt like you were staring at me. And then when i met you you were saying you were like we met before. Like guy scared you in dc and and then we were going to go to war bar and then Yeah you didn't come vitamin b. though Told me about it. I did invite you did. I don't remember what you remember these conversations so you went to war. So i went to our bar with my childhood bully. Who's also my drug dealer. Great.
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"Bit definitely but sometimes. I'm just like everybody. Is everybody like m. i don't want who's not in on the joke. Yeah we have similar feelings very often very often but i also have entered the world of public entertainment. But then i turn around. I go away people laughing with me. Or if i turned myself into some clown for public consumption and how do i feel about it and then i go. Oh wait yes. That is the case. Because i did that. Very intentionally. all right my bad. So there's that y-. I wish i had like cloud but i'm just kind of some guy right now i I try i. Don't try to. I do the comedy thing as why lived in chicago for homina cova closed down and i was like there's no point anything. Twelve hundred dollars round. If i can't do right and up or take classes or anything. I was like i'm gonna get the hell out of dodge so what you're going to law school in august. Yeah so Can i say where i'm from. Is that too much totally up to you. Okay yeah so. And then i i guess i am chris. We've met twice. I was gonna say We've spoken. I was absolutely going to say. I recognize your voice from somewhere. That's crazy so the first time we met was i think you were walking from the watergate hotel to the kennedy center and me and my brother were sitting on a bench and my brother goes. Hey that's chris gothard. I'm like he's like you should say hi and i'm like no i'm not i don't wanna like bother him like he's got a show to do. He might be like getting in the zone and then like right when you pass me. I'm like six four and my brother's six six. We both stood up and frightened. You and i was like high heart a big fan. I've watched every episode of the chris gothard show and you're like cool. I'll see you guys in there. And i was in there the whole time and it was a great show. I forgot the name of your The woman who opened for you when she was so she was also so very funny. Line about call was it. She called chill. She's like yeah. Just call children virgins. I'm like that's a pretty good line. Was it joe fingers down. Now wasn't joe fireplaces name. I forget who opened that show. It require king claro. Can't she's brilliant. She's so cool. Funny claro kane. Yeah yeah i want to. I want to be on my tombstone. montclair okay. What another person's name on my tombstone. When was the second time we met. The second time we met was so. I live in richmond.
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"Wings now. That's why red bull left nascar because we no longer had wings right. Maybe got rid of him. Kevin harvick has three wins. Fifteen top five twenty. Six top tens. Of course he's been racing since they invented the wheel and an average finish ten point one. And now i'm sure dragon. We'll have this covered for you but like we said earlier in this show guy you gotta watch out for this week is the guy who everyone just doom and gloom on your points out going into this race but cowboys has the most wins this race. Track of anyone else with six. Yep that's six. That's a hand and another finger. Six wins not winning. Look at these numbers. Eighteen top five twenty. Four top tens. And what. what do you look it. This average finish six point eight. That's pretty good. yeah. I'm not so worried on this one. Yeah i feel this is a slam dunk for kyle busch. I think he's in. He might even secure his birth into the next round. this weekend. Here richmond there. You go up next fantasy nascar. Without dragon he will lend his expertise to you on. T. f. l. w. please lynn that expertise rowdy check us out online at the final lap dot com a final lap dot com lap. Weekly getting you ready for this weekend's race. Hey what's going on people rowdy dragging joining you again for this week's final fantasy update. That was one of the better rates as i saw year at darlington. A lot of excitement. Hopefully you all felt the same way. i imagine. These stage leaders did our first stage. Leader goes to yankin bank. Our second-stage leader go red sox and the winner for this week. Kurt busch number one in one thousand nine hundred with a whopping two hundred sixty seven points higher points scoring day okay and the final lap weekly fantasy league. The overall leader has changed. The current playoff.
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"Right i guess. We'll wait and see. Check out all the short-track action from richmond saturday night. Seven thirty pm. Eastern on nbc. Let's get to drivers raging at richmond. All right ragion and there is alex bowman right topping the list. He's got one win. One top five two top tens and his average finish back when he raced for crap teams. Twenty one point five. Yes he's got a lot of that To rebound from the rest of career but How about kyle larson one of the guys. That's kind of a threat to win each every week. He has a wind up this race. Track two top fives. Five top tens an average fetch twelve point. Two radka slavsky has to win six top fives. Twelve top. tens in his average finishes twelve point. Three that's pretty good How about curb ish. His two wins of this race. Track seven top five fifteen top tens average french fifteen point two. Then you've got martin tricks junior to wins in a row. Seventy five thirteen top tens and a sixteen point nine average finish. The average finishes are kind of starting to work their way back down to earth here. These next ones are good. All right now denny. Hamlin winner last week at darlington finally got off the snide looking to become a championship. Favourite three wins this race. Track fourteen five. Eighteen top tens an average. Finish of nine point. Oh and he was also a contributing factor to one of the most infamous finishes and richmond. History were bush dumped dale earnhardt. Jr. in two thousand eight i remember that had been for denny hamlin who cut a tire instead stayed on the track pacing around several laps and then finally caution. That's what set up that crazy finish. Wasn't that the. I think it was the ot. They had wings wings now. That's why red bull left nascar because we no longer had wings right. Maybe got rid of him. Kevin harvick has three.