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The Latest in Sports
"AP's sports and Mike Reeves, it was a frantic finish at the Indianapolis 500, our Tom McKay reports. Josef Newgarden used a one lap shootout to grab the lead from 2022 champ Marcus Ericsson to win the Indy 500. You know, I wasn't looking to take anyone else out of the race, but I was going to put my car on the line to win. And I was either going to win the race or I was going to end up in the wall. Newgarden driving for team owner Roger Penske survived a chaotic final 40 miles, which saw the race stop three times for Rex. Major League Baseball the rays win a wild one over the Dodgers in Tampa Bay, correspondent Steve Carney provides the details. The Tampa Bay Rays used a 7th inning RBI ground out by wander Franco to break a ten ten tie and defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers 11 to ten. Both starters got hit around as Gavin stone allowed 7 runs in two innings of work, while Josh Fleming allowed ten runs in 6 innings, including 5 home runs, Tampa Bay finishes at ten game home stands 7 and three, while the Dodgers complete their longest road trip of 2023 with a four and 6 Mark. The Yankees used a 7 run third inning to defeat the Padres ten to 7, Aaron judge and Harrison Bader hit home runs to support winning pitcher Garrett Cole, who is now 6 and zero. This was a good team win today for sure. I mean, being able to kind of subdue them through the middle innings and keep the momentum. I thought played in our favor, but it's just such a luxury to have the offense. Other winners on the diamond were the guardians Orioles tigers royals, Blue Jays, brewers, reds, rockies, Astros, Marlins, Diamondbacks, Mariners, and braves on the PGA Tour emiliano grillo wins the Charles Schwab challenge in a playoff against Adam chic. It was his first PGA Tour victory. It over 7 and a half years. So it was great. The way it was definitely worth it, it was long, but it was worth it. Steve stricker won the senior PGA Championship in a playoff over podrick Harrington, NASCAR's Coca-Cola 600 was postponed due to wet weather. I'm Mike Reeves AP sports.
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Jewish groups and city officials protest against Roger Waters concert in Frankfurt
"Jewish groups and politicians have protested Pink Floyd cofounder Roger Waters concert and Frankfurt Germany on Sunday. I'm Archie Sara letta with the latest. Jewish groups are accusing Roger Waters of anti semitism, an allegation he denies, waters won a court challenge aimed at canceling the concert, which was held at the festival in Frankfurt. That's the site where more than 3000 Jews were rounded up by Nazis and sent to concentration camps in 1938. Last week, Berlin police opened an investigation into waters on suspicion of incitement. Images on social media show waters wearing a long black coat with a red armband and holding an imitation machine gun, water says the elements of his performances that are being challenged are the ones making a statement opposing fascism and bigotry
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Josef Newgarden wins his first Indy 500, gives Roger Penske his 19th victory
"Josef Newgarden used a one lap shootout to grab the lead from 2022 champ Marcus Ericsson to win the Indy 500. You know, I wasn't looking to take anyone else out of the race, but I was going to put my car on the line to win and I was either going to win the race or I was going to end up in the wall. Newgarden driving for team owner Roger Penske survived a chaotic final 40 miles, which saw the race stop three times for Rex. One accident left driver Kyle Kirkwood upside down, but okay. For Team Penske is a record 19 wins at the brickyard. Tom mccabe, Indianapolis.
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Can’t get Taylor Swift tickets? See all of Swift’s eras on display at this costume exhibit
"Olive Taylor Swift's eras are on display in a costume exhibit in New York. Swift's era's tour is selling out stadiums around the country. I promise that you'll never find another like me. For anyone needing their Taylor Swift fix and don't have a ticket. The second floor of the museum of arts and design features dozens of swift costumes and objects. Tim Rogers is museum director. Two of the iconic costumes in this exhibition are from the shake it off video. We have the ballerina costume and we also have the cheerleader costume. The centerpiece is a red wedding dress swift war in a 2021 video. Another of her costumes is very heavy. The bejeweled costume and while I can't tell you exactly how much it weighs, I can tell you that when we were putting it on the mannequins, it took more than one person. Greta Meyers is a swiftie and a fashion student. I know I'll be okay if Taylor Swift has gone through it. The goal of the exhibit to explore how Taylor Swift uses clothing and props to tell stories like a vocabulary. I'm Ed Donahue
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NFL commissioner Roger Goodell's contract reportedly to be extended to March 2027
"Agreed on the framework of a three year contract extension that will keep him in place until 2027. Indianapolis Colts owner Jim irsay confirmed Tuesday at the league meetings. Goodell's current deal expires in 2024. He has been commissioner of the league since replacing Paul tagliabue in 2006. Says he's under the impression Goodell will retire after the extended contract expires and be involved in the development of a potential successor. I'm geffen coolbaugh.
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Aaron Rodgers strains calf during warmups, sits out first Jets practice open to media
"Aaron Rodgers never made it past warm ups in his first New York Jets practice in front of the media. This is tweaked my calf in the little pre practice condition inside. Decided to take it. Take a vet day. The 39 year old quarterback acquired last month from Green Bay strained a calf while participating in conditioning drills Tuesday. I don't think it's too serious. Rogers watch quarterback drills and remained on the field during practice, but was without his helmet and threw no passes. Rogers, who wasn't wearing a wrap on either calf while he stood at the podium and spoke to reporters was uncertain when the injury occurred. I'm geffen cool
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Mountcastle hits 3-run HR, Orioles go deep 3 times to beat Blue Jays 6-2
"Baltimore sock three home runs to pace them to a 6 two one over Toronto. What Rogers center? Raya mount castle had the big blow a three run shot in the third off starter and losing pitcher yusuke, his tenth of the season. It had the benefit you can get pictures of hit against him and it seems like he's been doing pretty well this year and just getting a good pitch hit against him today was big. It was mount Kelso's fourth career home run off the Toronto left 8. Anthony Santander with his 8th that Adam Fraser with his 5th also went yard for the visitors. Kyle Gibson went 7 innings and won it. He improves his record to 5 and three. John leathery, Toronto
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TikTok content creators file lawsuit against Montana over first-in-nation law banning app
"The first challenge has been filed against Montana's new ban against the TikTok, social media platform. 5 TikTok content creators who live in Montana filed a lawsuit, saying their state's newly passed ban violates free speech. Not surprising to tech analyst roger, who has regulatory power over Internet services. He says the ban could be easily circumvented and not easy to enforce. So this is really more of a statement by Montana lawmakers concerned about data going to China. It tells me that there is a lot of frustration on a state level to show that they're doing something. Montana's governor signed the bill Wednesday, the ban would not take effect until January 1st next year. I'm Jackie Quinn
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Judge breaks Maple Leaf with HR, Germán ejected, Yankees beat Blue Jays 6-3
"Aaron judge broke a three all tie in the 8th with another mammoth home run to give New York a 6 three win at Rogers center. Judge took an Eric's once on offering 448 feet to center field, the same place he hit won the night before to notch his 11th home run of the season. You know, three, three game there, you know, just anytime you give your team the lead, man. It's nice. Judge now has 5 home runs in his last four games. New York started Domingo Vermont was objective for having a foreign substance on his hand and faces a ten game suspension. Riot Weber wanted under the pen. He's one to know Juan de Peru to pick up his third save. Toronto.
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
The Return of Neo-Appeasement: Are We Doomed to Repeat History?
"The neo appeasement that's in the water. And everyone takes that as an insult. I don't mean it as an insult. I mean it is a genuine ideology that dominated in the 30s from Stanley Baldwin through Neville Chamberlain, which is you can satisfy dictators. You can actually do a deal with a dictator that they will stick to. That's back and it's deep. We saw Reagan beat it in the 80s with the deployment of the parachutes and the cruise missiles, but it's back and the neo appeasers don't want to deal with you. How is the committee going to get that to change? Well, the Democrats on the committee be vital to that change. Well, we're hoping to have our first set of policy recommendations out next week. We're working towards a strong set of recommendations that are focused on Taiwan, as well as a smaller set of strong recommendations that came out of our hearing on the ongoing Uyghur genocide, which leads to something that we're doing from our night. We're having a hearing tomorrow night on the CCP's ongoing economic aggression globally and how we level the playing field. We have this witnesses roger Robinson who designed and was key to the implementation of Ronald Reagan's economic warfare strategy against the Soviet Union. We have bob lighthizer, who served as U.S. trade representative and we have Eric Schmidt, who obviously was the head of Google and brings a private sector experience. And so we're hoping that hearing will then tee up our broader effort, which is the next phase of the committee's work, which is focused on selective economic decoupling and how we win this economic competition. Because a lot of the sentiment for engagement and appeasement comes from the private sector comes from Wall Street. It comes from K street. It comes from Hollywood. It comes from silly Silicon Valley, and there's this naive belief that we can just go back to the status quo ante that somehow we can go back to the good old days and return to the responsible stakeholder hypothesis or the more theme parks we open up in China, the more the better behaves Xi Jinping will become. I disagree with that, but we need to have a conversation with the private sector and get them to understand that there is no such thing as a private business in China.
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Jansen has game-winning hit, Blue Jays rally to sweep Braves
"Kenny Jensen's two run single brought home Vladimir Guerrero junior and Matt Chapman as a Blue Jays beat the brave 6 5 at roger center. Jensen's game winning knock was his second hit of the afternoon, sent me more than 40,000 into a frenzy. It's a good team over there, so I had a feeling it was gonna be, you know, big blow is going back and forth throughout the series and stuff. So just kept at it. George Springer hit his 5th home run of the season, Atlanta had three home runs over their own from Ronald Acuna junior, Ozzie albies and former J Kevin pillar. Nate Pearson wanted out of the pen, as Toronto's won three in a row. John leatherbee, to run
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NFL season kicks off with Super Bowl champion Chiefs hosting Lions; Rodgers on MNF
"Patrick Mahomes and the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs will kick off the 2023 season against the upstart Detroit Lions in a matchup of high powered offenses. Coming off their second championship in four seasons, the chiefs will host the Lions on September 7th on Thursday Night Football. The Lions finished 9 and 8 last season after a one in 6 start and knocked Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers out of the playoffs with a 2016 victory at Lambeau Field in the final regular season game. Meanwhile, Rogers will make his New York Jets debut on Monday Night Football against the Buffalo Bills. I'm geffen cool bar.
The Dan Bongino Show
Latest Tucker Carlson Leak Cites Roger Ailes, Anti-Pronouns on Twitter
"Here listen to yourself We'll talk about it on the other side Check this out I did I talked to her at great length It was actually pretty funny I said you know oh I said I she tried to get I was like she's got a lot of liberals working over there And you know they see this is warm And we're the main force on the other side and that's crazy If you've got pronouns in your Twitter bio you shouldn't work here Because we can't trust you because you're on the other side And she goes well who And I said I'm not going to name names because I don't know who did it and I'm definitely not going to cast dispersions on someone unfairly Just because your liberal doesn't mean you did this it does mean you shouldn't work here And roger would never put up with this Why would you do that Do you know what I mean They see this as war It's like I'm not that I'm an actual liberal Like I'm totally fine being like our makeup artist is like a screaming lefty No but I'm not that way But they are that way And I said I'm not ashamed of anything I said Now it's like you recently had COVID I did Fresh face and healthy But do you know what I mean Justin I have no idea If you've got that horrible guy who was just horrible who was judge jeanine's guy I couldn't Yeah that guy's like a screaming left wing lunatic Why does he work here What You totally dicked over his anchor and then we expect he's not going to dick over the network Like I don't have specific information on it but I would Yeah it's crazy Yeah Exactly Exactly It's like I'm always telling each other I'm telling my children you know what the truth is You can feel it Don't lie to yourself Again how just explain to me how that's damaging to him I'm open to anything
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Large Portion of Florida Under Red Flag Warning Due to Dry Conditions
"Incidentally, apparently the red flag warning, a lot of textures, Rogers is going to come down and fill me in. It's apparently a big portion of Florida has dry conditions. There hasn't been enough rain so high winds with low humidity and there's a danger of fires. So that's what the red flag. So I guess call off the locust alert, the locusts aren't coming. We're not going to get swarmed by creatures from it's not sharknado. The sharks aren't going to come dropping out of the sky.
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Why Every Young Man Needs a Father Figure
"All right, there's only one John Wayne. So it's not a fair question. Okay, so give me so Spencer Tracy. Okay? I mean, you know, to go back even further. One recognizes the men of movies that came out, let's say in the 50s and probably 60s or how about even 007. 007 was a masculine male. That's what I recall. The one Roger Moore certainly was, and who was the classic one. Yeah, Sean Connery. So it doesn't have to be John Wayne. You know, I found that fascinating early on in my career, let's say I've been on 40 years, but let's say when I was in my 50s, very many younger men and I don't mean much younger. I mean, men in their 40s, 30s. Woods, it would begin and it got more common that they would say to me when they call on the air. You know, then you're a father figure to me. Which, incidentally, I think every male should strive to be a father figure to younger males. That is part of your job.
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Rodgers hopes to help Jets add to 'lonely' Super Bowl trophy
"The four time NFL MVP was introduced by the team Wednesday to much fanfare. This is a surreal day for me after spending 18 years in the same city. It's been a lot of introductions today and meet a lot of people, but there's a lot of excitement. Rogers is well aware of the jets playoff drought and noted the team's Super Bowl three trophy from 1969 is, quote, looking a little lonely.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
At the End of the Day, Fox News Is Lost
"Share with you what I shared on newsmax earlier today. Because I believe that at the end of the day, Fox News has lost. They do not have a vision. They did not understand that roger ailes when he created Fox News channel and let it for so many years. Before he was fired and then he died. When roger ailes was leading that network, he created something that appealed to everyday Americans in a roger grew up born and raised in Ohio in a working class family, and he knows what it's like. To live paycheck to paycheck. He really did believe in those ideas of God and country and family and whether or not you agreed with everything he did. This was a brilliant man. And roger was always careful, always careful never to allow a candidate to get too close to the network. And of course, we now saw what happened when one did. And Fox didn't know how the new leaders at Fox did not know how to deal with all of that. Now the other big problem at foxes is a major divide within the company. The news side is run by a leftist. And you can see that in a lot of the programming, especially on the weekends. And that's a big problem, because they think that people are watching Fox because of the news. Now, I suspect if many of you would call in and say that's just ludicrous and I would agree with you. The people paying the bills for Fox News channel, it's not that newsroom, it's Tucker and Sean and Lara and Fox and Friends. Those are the people paying the bills. Over at Fox.
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
The Surprising Reign of Mel Laird
"Talk about Mel Laird, because honest to goodness, roger, Richard, I have never thought about Mel Laird, other than he was the first term sect death. And I don't know it. He is, he's everywhere in this book. And I had no idea. He was like king of burning tree and of Jerry Ford's presidency. He's everywhere. There's a great line, actually, Bob Dole, who knows very well, had a lot in common with him. He said, Melania was the kind of guy who would put poison in the well. And then write down into town and promise to save everyone. He was the ultimate steamer, the ultimate weaker. I mean, probably there was no one in Washington in recent history who knew again. Which buttons to push. And he was, for example, he was insisting that Ford well, he was insisting that Nixon picked forward his vice president. He should want a John Conway.
The Eric Metaxas Show
"roger" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"And again, it's hard to process in the same way that the evil that is being exposed today now in 2023. About, you know, you name it. It's hard to process on some level unless you're a political operative, like Roger Stone, who's been in this world. Most of us, you know, think, no, not in America. It couldn't go that deep. The actors couldn't be that evil. And so what fascinates me, roger, at least one of the things that fascinates me, is the parallels that if people see these things coming out now, then when you look at your book, the man who killed Kennedy realized, well folks, this has been going on all along. And on the one hand, that means back to the Garden of Eden because evil real evil has been here since the dawn of history. But in America, this kind of thing, these groups who amassed power and didn't really draw attention to themselves. They managed to say everything's fine. Don't look here. We're fine. It was just one guy. We was alone nut. It was whatever it was. It seems that now we're living in a moment when mainstream figures like Tucker Carlson are talking about these kinds of things that something good is happening. Talk just a little bit about that because I think when you were on his program last Friday, there's something very healthy to me that figures like Tucker Carlson are talking openly about what is happening. Well, the occasion there which kind of furthers this narrative is a long overlooked Watergate area audio tape of president Richard Nixon meeting with the head of the CIA, Richard helms. Now the timing is important. Nixon is increasingly mired in Watergate. He is desperately looking for leverage and a way out. And he meets with the CIA director, and he says to him, look, I know who shot John. And this could become a very vigorously debated issue, raised not by me, he says, but people are going to want to say, who was responsible was Johnson responsible was Eisenhower responsible was Nixon responsible, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, he says. So I just want you to know a dick that helms. That the agency's secrets are safe with me. I've done my share of the lying to cover up for things that had to be done. There you have it. Basically, president Nixon is threatening the head of the CIA for his coverage for his support in the Watergate scandal. And telling them, look, I know about the central intelligence involvement in the murder of Kevin. We're going to pick up right there. The book is the man who killed Kennedy. My guest is Roger Stone. Folks, I'm talking to my friend Roger Stone, who has a book titled the man who killed Kennedy the case against LBJ..
The Eric Metaxas Show
"roger" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"I have to choose how I hey folks I'm talking about Roger Stone roger, you were in the middle of making the case about, I mean, again, just to frame this, the more you know about what happened, when you read books about this, there are endless questions, and I don't think anybody would accept the Warren commission report. It's just ridiculous. But you were making the case how Gerald Ford and this is what I find fascinating because we don't think of him as a particularly nefarious character. But he was willing to say it again because this was the point you were making. It's a good question, J. Edgar Hoover and other members of the warring commission. He alters the autopsy diagram, marked up by John Kennedy's doctor, admiral George Berkeley, changing the wound in the back of Kennedy's upper neck, pardon me upper back to the back of his neck, to the base of his neck, to accommodate the idea that there were only three bullets, and they were all shot from the rear. Again, the emergency room Doctor Who first attended president Kennedy when he arrived at Parkland hospital records an entry wound in Kennedy's throw, also a blowout wound in the left rear of his head. Both of these wounds essentially have been doctored by the time the body gets to Bethesda medical center because a tracheotomy has been performed. There's no way to determine whether the wound in Kennedy's throat is an entry wound or an exit wound, although it's pretty clear from both the zapruder film and from the physical evidence, including the photographs of Kennedy on this lab, the photographs of a shirt where you can see where the bullet entered his upper neck. That Gerald Ford changed the diagram. Now, this became declassified in 1997. It was reported by The Associated Press and The New York Times contacted in arrange a mirage where he was in retirement and asked why he made this material change Ford said, well, the country needed finality. Not the country needing truth. The country needed finality. Johnson was a master, by the way, of convincing others, including chief justice Earl Warren, who reluctantly headed the war in commission that the darker secret was that the Russians had killed Kennedy, no evidence of that. And then if the country knew that it would spark a World War, which is why we have to go with this cover story of Lee Harvey Oswald, acting alone, shooting only from the rear. In fact, I think the substantial forensic evidence would indicate John Kennedy was shot from the front and the rear, there's far more than three bullets. There may be as many as 7 bullets, but to everybody here has their own motive. Johnson is already heard on the Grapevine that Robert Kennedy and John Kennedy are telling people that he will be dumped from the 1964 ticket. Evelyn Lincoln, whose John Kennedy's personal secretary says in her memoirs that on the flight to Dallas, JFK told her that Johnson would no longer be on the ticket, and he would be replaced by North Carolina senator governor later senator Terry Sanford. So Johnson is a man staring into the abyss. He's not only looking at political oblivion. He is looking at federal prison and Robert Kennedy's begun telling people like that..
The Eric Metaxas Show
"roger" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"Folks welcome to the Eric metaxas show sponsored by legacy precious metals. There's never been a better time to invest in precious metals, visit legacy p.m. investments dot com that's legacy p.m. investments dot com. Welcome to the Eric metaxas show. I shouldn't tell you this, but Eric hired someone who sounds just like him to host today's show, but since I'm the announcer, they told me, so I'm telling you, don't be fooled. The real Eric's in jail. Folks, this is the erkman taxes show. Today, I'm playing the role of Eric metaxas, we couldn't get the real one. And I have as my guest, the real roger stone roger. Welcome to this program. Love to have you here. Eric, great to be back with you. Since we were together, you named me. I have to say this because this is the delight of my life. On every level, like it's funny to me and delightful. But you named me on your 2000 and 22 best dressed list. And I feel like I want to be dining off of that for the rest of my life. Well, you know, this is a tradition that I picked up from the late mister Blackwell. He was a Washington columnist, Bobby, who published a yearly list of the best and worst dressed people on the planet. And he did it for 48 years. When he passed away in 2008, I thought this was a great tradition, so I picked up that ball. I have now published a list for 14 years, 15th year coming up. The only year I didn't publish it was a year that I was gagged by a federal judge during the Mueller witch hunt in which I was unconstitutionally prohibited from saying anything on any program or on any platform in my own defense or about matters sartorial. So I did miss that year. But in all honesty, Eric, you deserved your position in the Pantheon. I mean, extraordinarily well turned out individual. And it's absolutely clear to me that you give no thought whatsoever to dressing. You just kind of throw things together and you great. But because I don't have time for anything but yes, I kind of wing it today, of course I'm not wearing a tie. But the funny thing is since you named me to this August list, I am self conscious. I'll walk into a restaurant and I think I hope nobody here today notices that I'm dressed this way or that way because they may be aware that Roger Stone named me to this tremendous list. In any event, we have to move on to less cheerful things, actually not really roger, because the truth ultimately, by definition, is hopeful and ultimately joyful, even if it's difficult..
The Eric Metaxas Show
"roger" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"And it's true, it's actually true. We'll be right back talking to Roger Stone. It's the most wonderful time of the year. It's the house happiest season of all with those holiday greetings and gay happiness. As well crowned and said, hum and a hammer hammer. I'm talking to Roger Stone, roger, we're talking about faith, we're talking about your story. And right now you were reinstated on Twitter. Clearly, I never had as many followers as you by a long shot. But I was clearly being suppressed on Twitter. It was obvious like around January 6th, 2021, I lost 25,000 followers, which was like 25% of my vote. And it never went up again. It was the most bizarre thing. Never went up again. And then some months ago, something changed. I think when Elon Musk was talking about something changed and I was able to sort of accrue followers again, but to see what has happened. I mean, we talked about the despicable FBI, the militarized government agencies, the collusion with big tech. I mean, you and I know we're facing authoritarian evil that we've never seen in this country, frankly. And what is your sense of where we're going? Do you have hope? Well, first of all, we can never succeed without the ability to communicate. If you can not communicate to each other and everyone else, then you can never galvanize or mobilize the people on the side of right, which is why they seek to control all communications. Donald Trump could never have been elected in 2016 without a free, fair, unfettered Internet. Because network television was against him, cable television came around. This idea that Fox created Trump. No, Trump created Fox. Fox covered Trump because when they put him on their rating zord, when their ratings were, they could charge more for advertising, so that was an economic decision. And by the way, they tried Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz first and those pigs those dogs wouldn't hunt as they say. So they made an economic decision. And the networks built Trump up and the prior to the nomination only to try to tear him down once he was nominated. They made the mistake that Jimmy Carter made. Jimmy Carter actually wanted to run against Ronald Reagan. That guy will be a pushover Hamilton Jordan wrote. Oh yeah? So communications is the key to everything. And now you're going to be able to go to Twitter and you're going to be able to pull down your file based on what Elon Musk announced yesterday and you're going to be able to look at the actual evidence of the fact that they were shadow banning you and how they did it. So I gained a 125,000 followers in the last 24 hours. I'm choosing my words very carefully. But I'm gratified to be back, there are other great platforms, by the way. I like true social, even though it's self limiting when you're when you're a platform for conservatives or Trump supporters or Christians, well then anybody who is not those things is not going to go there unless they're going there to harass you and there's some of that. Gab is the wild wild west, you have to be you have to really believe in free speech. In other words, the whole point of the First Amendment is to protect speech that you and I might find really repugnant and disgusting and obnoxious. But people have a right to say those things, if you really believe in the First Amendment, I also like telegram, I'm not a big fan of getter. But frankly, it's better to communicate with somebody than to communicate with nobody. And I'm very gratified and very grateful to Elon Musk. And I did pray about this. I filled out a form and I prayed. That's how I got back on. People say, well, you must have lobby. You must have pulled snow. I filled out a form, and I prayed about it. And it happened. That's how it happened. Well, I'm glad that it happened. My radio program, the Eric metaxa show, which we had on YouTube was completely wiped off of YouTube, huge hit to us financially and in other ways. And so Elon Musk and Twitter gives me hope that some of what has happened is coming to light that we're going to see more and more truth coming out..
The Eric Metaxas Show
"roger" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"Miracles are entirely possible. I've just pointed out 5 of them. Well, listen, when I came to faith in 1988, my faith was not fully realized as we all know you come to faith and then it takes time in a sense God sanctifies us and so we're on this journey. We crossed the starting line when we get saved to use the term, right? We crossed the starting line. So some months after I came to faith, I still, and I cringe to think of it, pull the lever for Mike dukakis. But the good news is that when I came to faith, I instantly was surrounded by people. Who lived in the miraculous. And so I've experienced many miracles I've written about some of them. I've spoken about some of them I wrote a book about miracles, but I think it's important to say to people who say, oh, I'm a Christian. Folks, God wants you to walk in the miraculous. He wants you to walk closely with him. He wants you to see that he is alive. This is not just an intellectual thing that it's like shifting over to, oh, I'm a libertarian now, and I used to be a liberal. You know, it's a little bit more fundamental than that. Well, here are the two hardest things about faith. One is the freedom from fear. If you're staring at 7 to 9 years for allegedly lying under oath to Congress, which is rather disproportionate, and you've gone through what I've been through, it's very hard to not wake up in the middle of the night. I think it's all going to happen all over again. You read the January 6th committee is investigating you, even though you know you've done nothing wrong, I didn't do anything wrong in the first time, and they still fabricated crimes that I allegedly was guilty of. And only through absolute faith, can you abandon that fear? The other great challenge, frankly, is to realize that vengeance is reserved for the lord. As someone whose half Cecilia, the old Roger Stone would want revenge on a long list of characters, many of them in the media might add. But today, I forgiven them all. There's one guy testified falsely at my trial, perjured himself at my trial. He's quite prominent. I was very angry about it for a long time. I was very bitter. Today, I have forgiven him. It's not the easiest thing to do. So once you realize that the bad guys will get theirs, but it's not up to you to make that judgment or deliver that punishment and that the lord will take care of that, then you can download all that bitterness in all that anger and all that revenge lust. That's been one of the hardest things, but I've achieved it. It's frightening to think that the God of the Bible is even more Sicilian than you are. It's a frightening thing. He invented Sicily, ladies and gentlemen. Keep that in mind. Well, listen, what you say, again, if somebody doesn't understand these things, you know, you just talked about forgiving the unforgivable because God commands you to do it. When you actually do that, you realize, well, God must be alive in me because I know I couldn't do this in the natural. I couldn't do it. It doesn't make any sense. But God gives you the ability to do that and to trust in him. And when you talk about the fear thing, you know, one of the reasons I'm always yapping about my faith is because I say to people, you don't understand how wonderful it is to know that God is real and that you don't need to live in fear that he is bigger than anything that comes against you. He can do anything and even if he allows you to go to prison or allows you, he will walk with you. He created us to live that way. It's not like extra credit, Christianity that's like the most basic thing. And so so many people miss that. They don't live that way. And I want to say to them, you're missing it, folks. This is the only way to fly. I put it another way. You know, it keeps me going. The knowledge that some day I will live in heaven with my parents and my wife and every one of my dogs. That's what keeps me going. Knowing that at the end of the day, it all has a happy ending in him. All you have to do is keep the faith. And therefore, in those moments when you are depressed or angry or frustrated or worst of all, fearful, that's the thing to remember..
The Eric Metaxas Show
"roger" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"So that they're there to capture all of the action. In other words, I was arrested at 6 O 6 a.m.. They marched my wife out of the house in her bedclothes, made her stand in the middle of the road in her bare feet to make sure we got good camera shots of all that. At 6 11, a producer from CNN texts my lawyer to tell him that I've been arrested. He doesn't know that yet. She then subsequently texts him my sealed criminal indictment, which isn't unsealed by a federal magistrate until 9 30 that morning. This is at 6 12 in the morning. And there are no annotations or court markings on this document, but when you look at the metadata tags, you have the initials of the man who wrote it, Andrew weissman, Mueller's deputy. Therefore, there is the proof that he leaked it. How else did she get it? By the way, that's a felony in itself for which of course he will never be prosecuted. So the whole idea was to create this media circus, not only the pressure May or humiliate me and my wife, that failed, by the way. But also as a warning to others that you needed to cooperate and roll over when we pressure you. It was also a gigantic mistake because I'm not the most sympathetic fellow in the world. I'm a hard boiled political operative. My life has changed a great deal since then, but I'm still not a sweetheart, you know? I'm not a pushover, but they made me a sympathetic figure by the manner in which they arrested me. I would have turned myself in. And had I done so I would not have raised a penny for my legal defense. Look, I lost my home, my car, my savings, my insurance, and my livelihood, because for 18 months I wasn't allowed to come on a program like this and talk. On any subject, sartorial culinary or otherwise. So overnight, they gave me the resources I needed to fight this evil. And they brought attention to these bully tactics, which I think the American people do not like. And by the way, that's what I perceive is happening. In other words, that the left, the deep state, the authoritarians, they are unhinged, and they are acting in such a way. They are overacting overreacting in such a way to reveal their evil. We'll be right back talking to Roger Stone..
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"roger" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"It's net based. Stone zone dot live. To watch my show, or you can follow my website, stone zone, dot com where I write and post videos and so on. You can also get your iconic Roger Stone did nothing wrong T-shirt there, if you'd like. Or any of my books. See the reason you're a delight to me. One of the reasons is that you, you are, you're kind of an inveterate prankster, jokester. I mean, you know, the shirt that says Roger Stone did nothing wrong. You like to play with the media. You like to tease them and provoke them in a way that I find delicious. Well, in all fairness, I think many Americans know that I was framed by Robert Mueller. It was alleged that I lied to Congress under oath about Russian collusion. Eric, how's that possible? How did one lie about something that we now know definitively didn't happen? The purpose of my criminal indictment on 8 counts was to pressure me into bearing false witness against Donald Trump, which I refuse to do. It was during that period that I produced the Roger Stone did nothing wrong T-shirt. And I sold them to raise money for my legal defense fund. Today, you can go to my website and get your very own signed copy of my unconditional presidential pardon, a great gift for Christmas. You never laugh at your own jokes, Roger Stone, and I resent you for that. You really should. Let's see. The headline, I want to cover a number of things that we have in common. Christian faith, which is something that's fairly new to you in your life. Indeed. And which is real, and I know that because we've talked, I want to talk about clothing, so we'll have a sartorial moment or two on the program. I want to talk about weightlifting. I want to talk about the demonic portal over The White House. I pretty much want to talk about everything. So but let's go back to your more recent trials. You went through hell. You had the we did talk about this on the program. You had the FBI come to your home, what is this? Two and a half years ago, three years ago. 6 o'clock in the morning, 29 heavily armed FBI. 29. With they arrived in 17 armored vehicles. There was a government helicopter overhead. I lived on a canal at that time. So two amphibious units from the FBI pop so they completely surround that in Florida in Florida. They are all brandishing fully automatic M4 assault weapons to arrest then 68 year old man with no previous record for the white collar crime of allegedly lying to Congress. Scared the hell out of my dogs I might add and didn't do much for my wife, either. But it's about intimidation, I mean, they had the special counsel's office, had been in touch with my attorneys, the previous day, we had just turned over 90 pages of text messages that proved my innocence, and they could have said, oh, by the way, we're going to charge your client. So bring him in, which is the way it's normally done. But instead, they did this stunning rate. So Robert Mueller chose to have this done. Well, or his underling most likely Andrew weissman, it's a terror tactic. First of all, look, it's meant to pressure you into testifying the way they want you to. Okay, look, but I always have to annotate and editorialize. This is as despicable as it gets. This is as vile as it gets in the United States of America to send 29 FBI people armed with guns, amphibious units, 17 vehicles. This is so despicable that if you are not astonished and horrified by this folks, you are dead, you are dead inside. If you are not sickened that this would happen in the United States, America, to someone who, whom we know, not only to be innocent, but to be in the right. I mean, here you are trying to do the right thing by your country. The right thing by yourself and your wife, and you're treated this way. I just think we have to we have to reserve the time to allow ourselves to be astonished and sick and we can't just say, well, that's the way things are now and well, and the worst part about it, of course, is the tip off to CNN..
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"roger" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
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"roger" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"But anyway, okay, so speaking of Christmas, before we get to Roger Stone, we have the gettys are having their Christmas concert, Carnegie Hall, here in Manhattan. That's this Thursday, Ricky skaggs is going to be there. This is next. Thursday. So he's going to be in the studio here on Thursday. The famous Ricky skaggs. I really can't believe that he's going to be here, but he's going to be here this Thursday. It's this really this Thursday. I don't believe it. Okay. So that's happening. And but I keep saying speaking of Christmas, Christmas gifts, all right? I've been thrown this out there. I put this out on Twitter. And we said it on this program. The greatest Christmas gift, and you know this is true, okay? You can go to all our websites and you can buy stuff from my pillow dot com and my store dot com use the code Eric, all of my books are there. You can go to metaxas talk dot com. There's all radio stuff. You can get Eric metaxas show mugs, blah, blah, blah, blah, all this stuff. But I think without any question the most meaningful Christmas gift, you could ever get for anybody is to say to them, I have freed a slave in your name. When we think folks that in sedan, there are Christians who have been enslaved by fulani tribesmen, these are radical Muslims who believe in slavery and are exercising their beliefs in Africa. Imagine the irony black Africans enslaving other black Africans because of their Christian faith. It's happening today. Well, if you're any kind of a Christian or anybody with any soul, you know that slavery is evil. And you can free a slave, it's $250 now if you want to give $50, then you're contributing toward the freedom of a slave. But to free a slave, $250 is CSI that's who we're partnering with. I don't know if we have the phone number album. But I have the phone number right here. Well, no, but not yet, but I was gonna say, but so just so you know folks. This is some of these folks have been enslaved most of their lives. So this is very heavy stuff. But I keep thinking, but we get to do something about it. So if you go to our radio website, it's metaxas talk dot com metaxas talk dot com. You'll see the banner right at the top. And you can donate whatever you like, but if you can donate $250 that frees a slave, now to say to someone to your grandfather, grandmother, uncle, and mother father, whoever, that, for Christmas, you could print it out from the computer. You could say we free to slave in your name. Now, $250 doesn't just enable CSI to buy the freedom. They kind of barter it. They don't buy, they barter it. It's a long story. But we'll talk to Kevin McCullough about it this week. But they do that. Then they set them up in a life of freedom. So they give them all that they need to be set up. They're not just freed and now you're on your own. They help them to get set up. So the $250 liberates them and then sets them up in a life of freedom. So I want to say from the bottom of my heart, I can't think of anything more beautiful to do as a Christmas gift. Even if it's just $50 or $25, whatever you can give to say we did this to teach your kids that this is happening in the world. So here's the phone number, but it's metaxas talk dot com. If you want to call 8 8 8 two 5 three three 5 22, please call 8 8 8 two 5 three three 5 22 again, 8 8 8 two 5 three three 5 22. The world is so long tell me why relief factor is so successful at lowering or eliminating pain..
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"roger" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"So he's really hated. But we'll talk with him. Okay, now a couple of things, my goodness, a lot to cover. First of all, so I was with roger on Friday night. There was this gathering at the beach cafe. It's on 70th street and second avenue. And I live on the upper east side and I did not know about this place. And it is evidently a fabled conservative hangout. But I didn't even know about it, which just tells you something about me and the world we live in. But anyway, so I went there on Friday night and roger showed up with a different outfit than he had earlier that day. I also changed my outfit. I wore my domenico spano suit and just impressed roger. And it was just an extraordinary thing Miranda Devine who writes for the New York Post and who has been exposing the Hunter Biden laptop stuff, you know, since the beginning, she was there. So it was really, it was absolutely fascinating. But at the beach cafe, they have a burger named after Roger Stone. It's the stone burger. It's a burger with a fried egg on top. And I want to tell you, I'm not kidding. If I ever want a burger in New York City, I'm going back to the beach cafe, which means I'm going back to the beach cafe. It is just about the best burger. I don't know why, but it was that good. And I said, I'm coming back to the beach cafe. And well, the owner, it's just kind of a legendary place. So I looked it up online, it was interesting. But it was the whole thing was just nuts, lots of people there. Wearing maga hats in Manhattan. Wow. I mean, it was a little crazy. So anyway, that was the next day, my daughter and I did our annual, we get a Christmas tree together. And this year, we always get a tree. They're so expensive that we always get a tree. I think I just want to get it a little smaller than the biggest size because but this year I just thought, oh, you know, every year we got to so I got a 9 and a half foot tree. Oh wow. But the key is because I'm a manly man. When we would get it from 15 blocks away, I would have them deliver it. But this was like 5 blocks. So I felt like I think I need to put it on my shoulder and deliver it myself. But it was genuinely shockingly heavy, even to me. But 9 and a half feet. Do you have ten foot high ceilings? Or did you get donated to the lobby? No, yeah. Our ceilings have to, it's a pre war building. So it's got to be about that, right? But it was so heavy to put it on my shoulder to balance it. And I kind of like barely made it. If it had been another three blocks, I would have had to. But I put post, I put pictures, I posted pictures on my Instagram. So if you don't follow me on Instagram, if you're on Instagram, follow me at Eric my taxes, because that kind of wacky stuff, obviously you can't put it on the radio show. Sometimes we'll share it in the newsletter, so I tell everybody go to Eric with taxes, dot com, sign up for the newsletter. Please. But I put them on Instagram and you're not going to believe it when you see it, you're going to go like, what the heck was he? And people were looking at me like shoppers, holding your bag, like looking at this guy, because the tree is way bigger than I am, of course. So it looked a little bit like a cartoon. But anyway, delivered the tree, put the lights on the tree, decorated the tree. I'll even post pictures of the tree on Instagram because it's just such a beautiful moment in a home when you say now we're going to start Christmas. That's great. That's a great father daughter thing to do though. It was. It was. Androids can help me carry the tree. It's like way too big for two people. It's just too bizarre. You couldn't even balance it. It was better to just better to crush my shoulder..
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"roger" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"Folks, welcome to the Eric metaxas show, sponsored by legacy precious metals. There's never been a better time to invest in precious metals, visit legacy p.m. investments dot com that's legacy p.m. investments dot com. Ladies and gentlemen, he has a jar of peanut butter and he's not afraid to use it. Here comes Eric mud Texas. Yowza yells at Yao's album. As the kids say. Today. Theoretically today is Monday. Today is Monday. And in both hours today folks, just to warn you, Roger Stone is my guest in the studio. He will be dressed astonishingly because Roger Stone is a close horse, he's also a veteran political activist who worked for Richard Nixon, who worked with Reagan. I mean, on and on and on and on, completely fascinating. I mean, one of the most fascinating, brilliant people I've ever known. I've been privileged to know. So we recorded this on Friday because he was in town just for the day. And it is truly, it was so much fun talking to him. Yeah. That we went not just into the second hour, but into a third hour, and so we will air our three. Well, hours, one and two today. And I mean, we cover the gamut, you'll see about everything, his opinion of Mike Pompeo, his opinion of vice president Pence, his opinions. I mean, he is, he knows this world, maybe better than anyone, literally. And he's so different than what you see on television the way they portray him, meeting him in person. He's just, he's really fascinating, and he's not this strange guy so much that they talk about. Well, that's the whole point is that he's hated because he's one of the most effective conservative strategists who've ever lived..
The Lead
"roger" Discussed on The Lead
"To my tennis family and beyond. Of all the gifts that tennis has given me over the years, the greatest without the doubt has been the people I've met along the way. My Friends, my competitors, and most of all the fans who give the sport its life today, I want to share some news with all of you. That is tennis legend Roger Federer announcing his imminent retirement from the sport earlier this month. I am 41 years old. I've played more than 1500 matches over 24 years. Chinese has treated me more generously than I ever would have dreamt. And now I must recognize when it is time to end my competitive career. Now, with his final match behind him and his tennis career officially in the books, we're joined by Christopher clary of The New York Times to discuss how Federer became arguably the most beloved men's tennis player of all time, a guy who seemed to be playing a home match anywhere he went. Plus, what comes next for Federer and how he'll be remembered in tennis history. From wondering, I'm out of skeletal. It's Wednesday, September 28th, and this is the lead. Christopher clary, welcome to the lead. Good to be with you. So Christopher this past weekend, we saw Roger Federer's final match as a professional tennis player. First, for anyone who might have missed it, can you just walk us through what happened? Well, I mean, Roger Federer has been playing tennis for a long, long time, and he's 41 years old now, and he's played far past at normal time, kind of like Serena Williams, did this year and tennis as well. And it was kind of a matter of how long you'd go for. And it's been a lot of suspense about it. And I think he's tried to keep his body together the last couple of years with his knee operations and he's played very little really in the last three seasons. So it was clear it was going to end it sometime and he basically would happen was I think he was hoping to come back for more and his knees just wouldn't cooperate. So he knew he had one more tournament left in him and he decided to go out and this event called the labor cup. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. Which is a team event that he and his agent actually created. About 5 years ago it's based on golf's writer cup and it's an all star team of people from Europe against an all star team people from the rest of the world. And roger decided to make this a farewell event. He decided because of his knees only to play doubles, not singles. One match. And he was going to play it with his longtime rival Rafael Nadal on the same side of the court. It was a little naughty on that occasion because I heard roger say me. A rapper saying, hey, mine's bigger than yours. Play doubles against Francis TFO in Jack sock to Americans playing for the world team. It's a great match. They had a match point on roger serve. As a sign of perhaps that it was time to go. When he had to move for the ball, he couldn't move as fast or as agile as he used to in his youth. He was actually joking about it on the next changeover with his teammates. Like, look at me now here I am trying to run around. So it wasn't quite your usual intense intense match in that regard. They didn't win. But that was kind of beside the point this time in a lot of ways. Well in an era of tennis kings, it's founding father says farewell. Team world win the point as we say goodbye to Roger Federer, the finest. We've ever seen. And tell us about the sort of ceremony that happened after the match wrapped up. Roger is a very emotional guy. He keeps under wraps. He's learned to over years to do that kind of a zen master during the matches, but afterward he has always been pretty emotional in victory and defeat. And it was an extraordinary scene. Ladies and gentlemen, would you like to hear from Roger Federer? I think so. Roger, please come out. This sort of celebration of all his rivals around him, this crowd of sold out in London, 17,000 plus indoor arena, the faces album. I'll remember them as journalists as seeing roger publish not surprisingly in tears. I've done okay so far. I feel at least I'm at least able to talk in my vision. I was never able to talk, so I'm doing way better. I was just telling his kids who were crying as well. He's got two sets of twins. You know, one's, his girls are at 13 ethic now and his sons are about 8. And some of them are crying, and he was like, no, no, I'm crying because I'm happy. Not because I'm sad. It's been a wonderful day. I told the guys I'm happy. I'm not sad. So it feels great to be here. Then Nadal, you know, who's relatively stoic in general, just completely losing it. So these two guys are on the bench, holding hands together, kind of getting through it together. I'm not sure who looked more emotional. The dollar Federer. And it was very touching. I didn't want it to feel lonely out there. I always felt that was a team player at heart. And of course, playing with rough on the same team and having the guys, everybody here, all the legends, rocket edberg, Stefan. Thank you. You know, you can be cynical about a lot of things and rightfully so, but I think in the situation, the emotions were real, these guys have been through a lot together. They come out of the Friends, which I think is admirable in a lot of ways. And they just, the connection was clear and I think everybody that was there that night would have felt something pretty special. So thanks to my parents who have been amazing. Thank you. And just everybody. Too many people to thank. It's just been incredible. My God. Fantastic night. Thank you, everybody. Well, Chris, I don't think it's any secret that Roger Federer is one of the most popular athletes on the planet. But we wanted to have you help us understand how he became that way. And exactly why he is so adored. You've covered his entire professional career. You've interviewed him many times. You've written a book about him. And you recently wrote that there are basically four things that have made Federer become a sports icon. So let's go through those. First, the straight up beauty of his tennis game. Tell us about that. Well, I mean, that's partly something you can't control, right? I mean, it's something you're born with, that kind of natural ability to move the fluidity. Roger was a multi sport athlete as a kid. He didn't really pick tennis, a 100% until he was 14. He'll tell you that's a big factor in his ability to feel under control everywhere he moves, but there's a certain amount of innate quality to it, right? And it's just a flowing as David Foster Wallace wrote in my publication long ago. Kind of a liquid beauty to it, a fluidity to it that way. And there's kind of a liquid quality to roger sent us. What a shot. That is magnificent. Well, credible shot. Look at how far away is from the court. It doesn't look like he's losing as fast as he is. Clearly if you watch him on television, when you see it in person, people are almost routinely surprised by how quick he is. What a dig. Magician from Federer. In terms of the way he produces the shots, his signature is that he would finish a shot and he'd keep his eyes on the contact point quite a bit longer than any other tennis player at the high level that I've ever seen. It was almost like he had more time, but he would allow him to finish all his shots in this very photographic way
Identity at the Center
"roger" Discussed on Identity at the Center
"To that in our show notes. Welcome to the show. Roger glad to be your jeff gemma. Thanks and i just wanna go on record saying is i'm not gonna blame courtney love. There's like this unnatural thing that wants me. Blamed courtney love letting say it's not our fault. That's how i respond to that braid album break music though while roger she is named in the lawsuit so she is one of the big according to the article i read. She's one of the people named in the lawsuit is being sued for one hundred fifty thousand dollars or her role is sex sexual exploitation. It's an interesting story. yeah. I don't i don't know i don't get it but okay well whatever. Why don't we. Why don't we stick tight end. Because i think that's what we all. I think have more of a passion knowledge base on but before we get to that in a roger. Maybe can help us understand your background. And how you actually got into the identity and the info specks infosec base. Is that something that you can kind of take us through is a little of a journey. Here's her story. Yeah yeah. I think you know. Thirty four years of computer security experience is really why got in the ville early on was located like seventeen eighteen nineteen But i did like everybody else. Pc network technician all kinds of stuff on my journey But really will kinda got me in the identity. Space really was kinda my at least my door into it was. I was a big. Pk guy and so. I was doing a lot of pk. I love peaky i love. I love the crypt in typography in the beauty of it and that led to installing smart cards and that led to install a lot of different. Mfa solutions over the years. I probably installed two hundred. Mfa solutions in different places. Probably more than anybody else. i know. I've probably truly hacked paid the hack. A couple hundred others on probably twenty different projects from different companies. I worked for microsoft and other companies Found stone and stuff like that so kinda throat but it was all really through. Pk i that kinda. Got me into smart cards. Which was kind of the original one of the original multi factor authentication solutions and then and everything else and now you're a data driven defense evangelist. Which is a very cool title. And i'm not sure how how you swung that at no before. So what is what do you actually do. These days actually had the best easy job role. I get paid to write in talk actually. That title was funny as i was. I got hired an written a book called daydream computer data driven computer defense instill was an early big fan of it and really is it truly is like my magnum opus Which is literally says. Hey you should concentrate on the stuff of how you really act. And it's really about data like we're we're supposedly somewhat of a mature industry is what you would think. After thirty forty years of computers and computer security and network found out is that we're not really you know that mature in our thinking we're we're gonna like most cybersecurity is best guesses in gut feelings and when you look at the data a lot of times the data contradicts what. Conventional wisdom is like the nist digital identity guideline documents back in two thousand seventeen. That's nist special publication.
Longform Podcast
"roger" Discussed on Longform Podcast
"Hello look at long podcast. I'm excellence came here with my co hosts. Aaron lamour and evan ratliff. Gentlemen hello it's a giant asea. Both greetings greetings. Max who do you have on the program aired. I genuinely uninformed about this fact the fact is i talked to roger bennett who is probably best known as the host of men in blazers which is a soccer podcast. It's also now a tv show but he is also a writer and he just wrote a memoir is called reborn in the usa. An englishman's love letter to his chosen. Home roger is from liverpool and he grew up a young jewish boy in liverpool dreaming of america wanting to be american being obsessed with everything american particularly sports and he manifested his dreams. He moved to america married. An american got american kids and the book is about that whole process. He's he's just wonderful to talk to actually like truly inspiring guy. The also say is hosting a podcast. That comes out in a couple of weeks. That is podcast for band of brothers and he interviewed all those folks until we talked about that a little bit too. I'm glad you did this interview. Because if i had done this interview basically all the questions would have been about teams and countries and how they play and you probably got a little more into what his actual career and background is. Maybe i'm not sure that's totally true. Basically there's to this interview could go. We could ask one of the world's foremost experts on a sport about that sport or just ask him about his feelings for forty five minutes. And then i chose the latter. That's our podcast. Which is produced in partnership with. Vox thanks to. Vox check out. All of the great shows that are on the fox network and now. Here's max with roger bennett roger..
The Big Picture
"roger" Discussed on The Big Picture
"In nineteen ninety-one jean-ann. Roger sat down for acuna with playboy magazine. The interview was nearly ten thousand words long. And you've really gotta read it. Imagine an intense couples therapy session. But with stories about marker sese and tom cruise thrown in it also gives a good glimpse at how gene and roger were getting along their relationship. Status wasn't quite thumbs up or thumbs down. It was more sideways in the playboy interview. They go out of their way to complement each other. But it's also clear that the years of squabbling between the two had done some damage and the things had taken a turn for the worse at one point. Jean says i felt strange from roger the last month to we've been drifting apart but as the nineties went on gene and roger sometimes awkward union would become less contentious. Thanks to some big events in their offscreen lives. Here's marlene eagleton. Jeans wife the most dramatic change came about. After rogers marriage. The chat nineteen ninety. Two and gene was a bubble husband and father for family was to joy inker and when roger married chance he experience like the same thing with her enter children and our grandchildren and it just became a strong bond between the two of them that they weren't headed but the edges started too often.
Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!
"roger" Discussed on Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!
"Whom is roger bennett. Playing for. Lynch of portland oregon. All right. here's your first question. Bowling is one of the oldest sports in the world with its roots going back to fourth century. Ad in germany. What was the original purpose of bowling. A it was a military strategy where they'd roll giant ball at enemy soldiers to knock them down be. It was a religious ceremony. Where if you knock down pins you were cleansed from your sins. See trick question. Bowling has never had a purpose. The clue and the quest is germany right. Yeah that's right so it can only be a can only be just absolutely about obliteration of an enemy. Okay so you when you hear germany you just think you don't you don't think religion. I'm just taking a nuanced ed lynch. Let's do as lynch. I'm sorry it was be. It was a religious ceremony in germany. Drink some crews get absolved. It was a good time all right. Here's your next question. Bowling isn't without controversy in two thousand. Eight a seven year old in canada was stripped of his youth bowling title after a judge determined. What a that. His charcoal gray pants weren't sufficiently black. Dress code be that his preferred bowling stance. The wounded grandma was illegally. See that he was actually a forty five year. Old man walking around on his knees. I'm going to give away the great pence and you are correct. You believe it. The kids dad claims it was a conspiracy hatched by the judge so his hometown team would win. Hair is your last question roger. All right if you get this one you win it for our friend. Ed no pressure for awhile. Virtual bowling on the nintendo. We was almost as popular as real thing. In fact it was so popular it even caught on with whom a queen elizabeth the second whom the british press described as a natural at the game. Be the amish. Who made an exception to their restriction on electricity which they called we spring a drug kingpin el chapo who described it as almost as much fun as cocaine the ed lynch for the first time in a long time. I am going to say queen elizabeth. Yes you took it for the team. Yes answering was in fact phil. What is the score. Two out of three. He is a big big winner. Good for you. Roger roger venit is a sportscaster and one of the creators of men in blazers. His new memoir reborn in the usa is out now. Roger venit thank you so much for joining us on wait wait. Don't tell me and happening much. You're.
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"roger" Discussed on thebuzzr pod
"So you clever it with other people. I have it in the in the past and I worked to debut. I'll make clever with my friend. Paul producer on On the album and he was the head engineer he He works he. Has his own company called. Houdini records and nepal edwards and He put a band together Of people that he thought would look mix. Well with me and dave fenwick guitar and steven creek on base in way man rix drums and we got Alleys lear Who was a colleague. At the time of paul policy mixing and system engineering into music as well it was great. It was a fantastic collaboration. There and i've also worked with the stephanie. Parnell fantastic singer songwriter ear for montreal and hope to work with her again. Ultra do some couple of recordings Which would be great Yeah so. I don't think People in the past. I'm looking forward to doing more clever. This has been fun to do a great solo project. Nobody has basically me recording everything making all the decisions and it's been great. It's been Fun to challenge myself. But i'm looking forward to working with another producer again and working with other artists Always something to something. Wonderful be inspired by the people be challenged by the people other future polish. This upcoming album definitely want to work on video. That will be songs from From the the album But live sort of performances off them and then do some hopefully juice deterring for anything ever gets back to normal of things get back to normal soon And then yeah. And then. Eventually i definitely want to. I've already got some songs. Works that i that i think will be better suited to a more band setting and get into something. That's again going back to those alternative routes That are always there with me from the nineties. To where do you normally tour mainly in quebec and ontario in the maritimes the hopefully getting out west to be a great to edition and in europe as long to a lot of festivals gaining easily I've done pop montreal. I've done What's the other one in annex. What you prefer the bigger venues or the smaller. I guess i. I guess i like the smaller ones. They're you know. I mean i. I played for a huge crowd in. It's it's great but it and it's thrilling. Don't get me wrong. It's it's really thrilling. When you have this massive crowd and you can hear cheers. And it's it's it's it's really Invigorating but there's just something about an intimate show that you know. Were you really see. Everyone's face individual faces and you can see them reacting tears to your performance. I think that's always been a story for me. And i'm a big fans Quiet love dim out. Yeah he can't be v that had before. Because can you tell us where to find your music absolutely. I mean you can find it at my one sites heat roger dot com and you can also find it on basically every streaming service. That's out there spotify apple. There's teaser. Youtube music everything. You can also go to band camp bank good option especially if you wanna buy the music They often do with. They're a great organization Artist by waving their Service fee sometimes so that they artists gets all the money that people will pay. But yeah basically anywhere. I've heard good things about that channel. Thank you rajin for joining the buzzer. Today it chat love getting to know you better listeners. Take a lesson For these releases that have come out. Pay me and back a look for the album. That is coming out in the year. And from what i remember is still untitled. Yeah i think we're going to be going with the title track. Pay me yeah off that name. Yeah exactly. I think we'll be coming to an end of april thirtieth awesome. I love to have you back on the show for that perfect but have a good one roger. You take care bye-bye while thank y'all for tuning in next episode is february nineteen the smoke wagon blue span out of hamilton. Ontario joins our next episode. The band took home recording of the year in the maple blues awards for their album. The ballot of albert johnson there for new artist severe and harm player of the year. The band is the crowd favourite. Since forming in nineteen ninety. Six they receive international radio. Play at have so many accolades shoutout yet. Obviously there are too many to mention a short intro. Don't miss this great canadian. Rb bad their music can really kick you up a notch. Such talents in one ban. You're gonna love the episode. So catch you at the pod on february nineteen on air. In from my to yours already. The airwaves subscribe fees are at the buzzer pod dot com shares..