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The Financial Guys
A highlight from Climate Change Reality Check
"Yeah, we're not going to support the police officers. We're going to have high taxes and high regulations and tell you exactly what to do, including making sure you've got a face diaper strapped to your chin. Oh, and you don't want to do business here? Oh, oh, and by the way, the only people that are thriving are the ones that are not listening to your regulations. The ones that are stealing stuff, those are the only ones that are doing well. That's a shocker. All right, welcome back to the Financial Guys podcast. Thanks for listening in. We do appreciate it. Thanks for the downloads. If you like what you hear, give us a thumbs up and share it with your friends. It's the only way we're going to get the conservative message out. Of course, Glenn Wiggle, Mike Lomas. We are the Financial Guys. We've been doing this now for 20, almost going on 26 years pretty soon here, so a lot to go through today. I've got some great clips as well. They're bringing it back, Mike. We'll start with that, I guess. Well, I've heard that rumor a few times, so to give credit. Sometimes the right can be a little bit crazy, too, because this has happened about three or four times. I will say, though, the funniest part about this, this is the funniest part, is the amount of internet warriors, social media warriors, that are like, I'll tell you what, I'm not complying this time. Bullshit. Bullshit. That's right. Exactly. When there's 500 people in Wegmans and I'm the only one without a face diaper, I'm not buying it until you actually show up. The fact that we have the amount of actual studies now, though, it got away with it the first time because it was all new. We didn't know it was a novel coronavirus. It's not so novel anymore. And you can't blame some people. No, it's not novel anymore, though. It's not new anymore. And so now we've had three years of research, and guess what that research has shown? They did a... How about the Vax, they're still pushing the booster shot. But on the Mask of Cologne... How many people need to die? They did a study of all the studies. It was like the end -all, be -all of studies. It was like the highest level of blind, whatever. Like the Poland's blizzard study? Not that one, but the actual study. No, like it, though. Like it. And they came out with a study, and what they showed of looking at all these different things is that no benefit at all. We knew that, right? We talked about no benefit at all. So now we have actual research for no benefit at all for the masks. It was crushing people's immune system. You were way more likely to get it with it. And we know that people that are getting vaccinated, especially young males, have a higher chance and risk of myocarditis than they have of actually getting sick from the infection. Why are we even talking about it? So now that we have the data, the fact that they're still... So here's why I know this. Yes, there's some right -wing folks out there that are like, oh my God, it's coming. But okay, so a central New York hospital has brought back masking requirements. Rutgers University is going back to masking and vaccination requirements. There's many colleges across the country that are going back to this. You're starting to see the news articles start to talk about this, right? They're starting to implant it in the psyche of what are we going to do this winter, right? Must be some elections coming up. And exactly. And we have an election coming up. They're going to do it again. They're going to try to do it again is exactly what they're going to do. To your point, and I don't want to switch into gears like this, but it doesn't matter with the Democrats any facts, okay? No. Listen to this. This is John Kerry. Oh, I got a clip for that. This is John Kerry five years ago. Okay, I'll play it real quick. Scientists predict we will have the first ice -free ice, which is melting sea ice, which is melting at a rate the Arctic Ocean now increasingly is exposed. In five years, scientists predict we will have the first ice -free Arctic summer. So by 2014, we were going to have the first ice -free Arctic summer. The opposite happened, by the way. There's a record amount of ice out there right now, a record amount of ice. So when you talk about, like, amnesia and how stupid these people are, and there's no other, I don't even like to use that word, but when it comes to dummy -crats, they really are dumb. Well, look at the housing crisis. Look at the housing crisis. You had Barney Frank out there going, we, homes are no problem at all. We're not talking about some dot -com company here. We're talking about homes. These are not bound to save ebb and flows at the stock market, right? This is home ownership. So he pushed it and they pushed it and they pushed it and they passed laws and they passed bills. And then they said, I never said that.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Fresh "Rutgers" from WTOP 24 Hour News
"Why do only women have life insurance? Whether you have two working parents, one working parent or a variety of other combinations, life insurance is an important step in helping to secure your family's financial future regardless. Visit WAEPA .org today to learn more. WAPA. For WTP is first with the news when seconds count day or night. Our reporters are live on the when scene news happens. We're here in Delray breaking news from Ruston. We're in Hyattsville. So whether it's a fire or some other breaking story, you'll be up to date. WTOP news. Everything you need every time you listen. It's 538. Traffic of Mother on the 8 and here's Ken Berger in the WCLP traffic center. On the boatway enter before Van Dorn Street. There's multi a -vehicle crash. The right lane and right shoulder closed on the westbound 66 in Arlington, West of US 29 Langston Boulevard on the approach to Glebe Road. The broken down vehicle blocks the right lane and the right shoulder had a broken down vehicle on westbound 50 around Sully Road. That has been cleared. All lanes are now open. Still dealing with the closure of three right lanes on boatway the in our southeast corner. This is on the way to Darcy Road, west of Ritchie Marlboro Road. The far far left lane is open. There is a brief delay at the Bay Bridge. Phase 2 limited wind restrictions remain in effect. That means sustained wind speeds of 40 to 49 miles an hour and traffic is running slow both sides of 50 with three lanes open to the west and two lanes open to the east. The crash on southbound 95 on the approach to Springfield has been cleared and there was an accident southbound 95 south of Dale Boulevard. That accident has also been cleared in Great Falls and Fairfax County. Watch after out the crash affecting both directions of the Georgetown Pike between Springvale Road and Leesburg Pike. Multiple units police on the scene and Rutgers on the way. With Wendy's new breakfast too for $3 Big E bundles you can choose the pair you want limited
AP News Radio
Rutgers' unions ratify new contracts, formally ending strike
"Unions at Rutgers university ratify new contracts formally ending a teacher's strike. Three faculty unions that include thousands of professors part time lecturers and graduate student workers at Rutgers overwhelmingly approved four year contracts that include across the board raises and additional job security for part time lecturers along with significant raises and job security provisions for graduate students. This formally ends the first such job action in the school's 257 year history. The union staged a 5 day strike as students were finishing their spring semester and preparing for finals and commencement. It began April 10th after months of negotiation had failed to resolve disputes. I'm Julie Walker
WTOP
"rutgers" Discussed on WTOP
"George picks up the story at awarding that there are gunshots in this report. Body camera footage shows the officers knock and identify themselves. But then they question whether they're at the right home. If you have a confidence vector. Don't tell me you're wrong. Seconds later, the homeowner opens the door. Hey, heads up. Farmington police say all three officers opened fire, killing 52 year old Robert Dodson, the three officers have been placed on paid administrative leave, pending an ongoing investigation. The next development in the challenge over the availability of a widely used abortion pill is expected early next week at the Supreme Court. The signs involved in the abortion pill dispute have until Tuesday to file written arguments. Till then the Supreme Court is keeping in place the current availability after a lower court restrictions, including a total ban from a Texas federal judge. What they're doing is keeping the status quo by pushing pause on all of judge cashmere's decision while it has more time to review further briefing. Jessica Levinson of lawyer will all Tom CBS News in Washington. Rutgers university faculty will be back in the classroom in the coming days. The school and faculty unions have been on strike since Monday. The deal for the state university of New Jersey consists of new contracts to provide better pay and job security for both full and part time faculty members. Amy Tiger is the president of the adjunct faculty union at Rutgers. We are back in the classroom and back to our students and I'm going to assume that we'll work things out and we're going to be teaching through the end of the semester, which is what we want to be doing. A real starship could launch from earth, very soon
AP News Radio
Rutgers, unions announce agreement, classes to resume
"Rutgers university and union representatives announced a deal to suspend the strike and allow students to go back to class, Rutgers says close your own framework for a new contract will allow our 67,000 students to resume their studies and pursue their academic degrees. The unions representing professors, part time lecturers and graduate student workers, began the walkout Monday. The first such job action in the 257 year history of New Jersey's flagship university. They told members that they had agreed to suspend the strike and return to work, but more issues need to be resolved before a vote could be held unattentive contract. I'm Julie Walker
AP News Radio
Jackson-Davis, Hood-Schifino lead Indiana past Maryland
"Mason Gillis scored 20 points as Purdue, the number one seed in the Big Ten tournament defeated Rutgers 70 to 65. Purdue coach Matt painter. We had some guys have some good games built on it. We had a couple other guys that didn't have the best game. It's all right. You know, it's all right when you still advance, right? Purdue will next face Ohio State and Saturday semifinals as the buckeyes down Michigan state 68 58. The other semifinal will have Indiana and Penn State, the hoosiers defeating Maryland 70 to 60 and quarterfinal action, while the nittany Lions needed overtime to upset the tournament's second seed northwestern 67 65. David Schuster, Chicago
Hit Parade | Music History and Music Trivia
"rutgers" Discussed on Hit Parade | Music History and Music Trivia
"When I maybe that's why those university of South Carolina football fans sing along so enthusiastically with hold my hand to this day. None of the current U of SC college students were alive when hootie and the blowfish ruled the billboard 200, or were a plot point on Friends. Hoodies and Rutgers biggest hits were inspired by hipsters like REM and Bob Dylan. But the end product isn't and never was hip. Maybe critics be damned. That's what still makes it music
KGO 810
"rutgers" Discussed on KGO 810
"Little light in the front. I don't like their front court. I think if they get matched up against a team that can kind of dominate them there, they're gonna be in trouble, but you know, it's good if death be interesting. And I'm excited to see just kind of how things start to play out, you know, in the conference tournament, and then into dance, the seatings, because I think, especially early on, match ups is gonna have a lot to do with it. Kentucky, by the way, just to get some live updates, Kentucky up 1910 early against Tennessee, live betting odds at bed MGM sportsbook, of course, 5 and a half, Kentucky, a 5 and a half point live favorite with an early 9 point lead. We have Virginia up by 5 points, 53, 48 live betting odds. -6 and a half for Virginia Rutgers up by 5 50 to 45 over Wisconsin four and a half points is the number live Rutgers laying the four and a half and then laying four and a half again, Illinois up by 6, almost an identical score to Rutgers, Wisconsin, 50 to 44 against Indiana. So a lot of interesting live betting gods there, guys. Anything stand out? Yeah, that Rutgers game for me is going back and forth. It's now 54 52 Wisconsin in that game with 5 minutes left. Wow. First leg of our parlay, I knew it would be tight. I'm doing it. That's what you want though, if you want a team on the road in a game like that, keep it plate until the end, make your shots, get it down like you want to shorten a game to a couple possessions, get to the line, you know, the people up and take the money home, and that's what it's all about. But I think the closer they keep this within one or two possessions, the better Rutgers is gonna look. Yeah, thank you also got UConn only four of us overseen all. At home, up by four right now, up by four. That's it, day in the line is 8 and a half, which jumped at. Yukon Lang 8 and a half. Yeah, would you do that one way or the other? 8 and a half. Attempting to take the 8 and a half, but I probably probably staying away from it. 'cause it hasn't been more than it hasn't been over 8 the whole entire game. Like 8 and a half. The entire game has been within for 5, 6 points. It's never gotten up to 8 and a half, so I'm surprised it's still that hot. I would lace it. I mean, I would take the point to seat and haul just because if there's scoring, then, you know, they're probably gonna be able to keep it competitive, right? Like that was kind of like the, I think if they're, you know, the knock on them would be like if they were not able to get to the bucket and not be able to score with Yukon, you know, would they be able to hang in there? All right, well, we'll update everyone, continue to update you in all of the live college hoops,
Bloomberg Radio New York
"rutgers" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"For the Bloomberg sports update brought to you by tri state out of your John stache hour. All right, Nathan, quite a win for the Devils. They look to be headed into overtime in Columbus Ryan graves scored with one second left in regulation, the Devils won three to two. It's their 35th win of the year. Their 20th on the road, the islanders lost three two. That was in a shootout at home against Ottawa rangers go for a 6th grade win tonight they're in Vancouver. It's the Knicks final game before the all star break tonight in Atlantic. College hoops, saint Johns needed double overtime, but got to win at depaul won the second overtime 9 zero. Lowly Georgetown and then the Big Ten Rutgers lost the home games in Nebraska. All NFL teams now have a head coach to last to hire where Indianapolis and Arizona and they both hired, Philadelphia coordinator Shane steichen just coached the eagles offense. Now he takes over the colts, Jonathan gannon was the eagles defensive for their and he'll now leave the Cardinals as expected Derek Carr, the Raiders quarterback to pass 9 seasons, is now a free agent since he was released. He becomes eligible to sign right away. In Port St. Lucie, mets pitchers and catchers officially report today manager buck showalter starting his second year on the job. It all starts on even level playing field. Nobody cares about any of that stuff. Between the lines, trust me. It's am I better than you and are you better than me? And let's see where we're at the end of the year and let's get a chance to roll the dice in October. Last October didn't go well for the mets who have a big change on their pitching staff Justin Verlander and Jacob de Grom out. Tiger Woods is first turning over a year. The genesis and Riviera in LA is going to play tomorrow with Rory McIlroy and Justin Thomas. John stash, that were Bloomberg sports, Nathan. All right, John, thanks, Bloomberg
The Dan Bongino Show
U.S. Senate Candidate Mike Durant Recounts 'Black Hawk Down' Experience
"Me You've probably told this story probably 10,000 times But it is a really incredible harrowing story of what the Gary Gordon and Randy shughart and you went through in that really dreadful day in Mogadishu Can you just give us kind of the rundown of what you went through I mean it's really incredible story Sure I'd be happy to I was in doth in last week by the way and I'm surprised I didn't run across your uncle but if I go back down there I'll have to track him down And then all the folks there said the same thing They loved it there and it's where the flight school is for the army for Rutgers right close to there So very familiar with that area So back to your question It's been portrayed in the movie Blackhawk down the book by cart down I have my own New York Times Best Seller that I wrote that really fills in a lot of the gaps That down didn't cover But in essence this was a special ops mission all the usual suspects delta four SEAL Team 6 my unit the one 60th army rangers We're going in there to capture We were supposed to capture a list of 50 And these were terrorists They were actually connected to Al-Qaeda in 93 no one had even heard of Al-Qaeda but we found out after the fact that Al-Qaeda was involved So arguably it's the first time we sort of went head to head with Al-Qaeda Regardless we're performing these operations We've done 6 They've all gone really well Captured a little over half of the people that we were supposed to capture including the number two guy And the problem is that you're going to be adapts just like everything else in life You can't run the ball up the middle a hundred times The defense is going to do better on the 20th time So the fact that we had done the mission that number of times really reduced our probability of success and I think contributed greatly to the fact that the smallies were better prepared for us on October 3rd Day mission worst part of town all the bad guys are there Just the risk factors were
Bloomberg Radio New York
"rutgers" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"In the second half We settled for some jumpers and I thought he was you know we just needed someone getting and being aggressive getting to the rim and I thought he played physical and aggressive Elsewhere Providence beat St. John's 83 73 and it was Rutgers over Nebraska 93 65 After three rounds of the century tournament of champions in Hawaii Cameron Smith and John romer tied at 26 under par they have a 5 stroke advantage ram shot a 12 under par 61 Positive COVID-19 test forcing three more skaters to drop out of the U.S. figure skating championship following four others who had already withdrawn from the competition With a Bloomberg sports update on Frank gehry This is balance and power with David Weston What do you think about infrastructure in our country We really haven't seen major investment in roads and bridges from the federal government We do have to make a statement that China that they're not being citizens on the world stage Where the world of politics beats the world of business With COVID with the extra demands that people leaving the profession there was a nursing shortage business leaders They're all concerned about what worked from home is doing to the cultures of their companies The power with David Weston on Bloomberg radio Coming up this hour a new mayor for the new year My conversation with Eric Adams on bringing the city back despite the resurgence of COVID-19 Plus school systems struggling with the latest omicron version of the virus with former education secretary Arne Duncan and I talked with doctor Rick bright of the Rockefeller foundation about lessons from the pandemic that can help us respond better to the next one But first one year ago this week the nation and the world watched in horror as a mob of Donald Trump supporters attacked the U.S. capitol the very symbol of our democracy Rioters charged through the building as Congress was performing one of its key constitutional duties certifying the results of the 2020 presidential election for Joe Biden Encouraged by then president Trump who falsely claimed the election was illegitimate Despite the invasion Congress ultimately returned to certified Biden's victory After the attack last year I spoke to former Homeland Security secretary J Johnson for his reaction to what happened on that day But this year I brought him back for his view of what we know now that we didn't know then I am anxious to know exactly what people in our government knew leading up to January 6th When I was secretary we used to say in public statements there is no specific credible threat leading up to a specific event based upon the public reporting of what we know now It does seem as though there was a specific credible threat leading up to January 6th known by various officials of our government yet the government as a whole failed to act on it We do know how to secure the U.S. capitol whether it's a State of the Union address or an inauguration we know how to secure the perimeter of the U.S. capitol but for whatever reason our government failed to do that in anticipation of this event That is still an unknown question in my judgment David So given the fact that that's unknown are we safer is the capital safer today than it was a year ago Well I'm afraid our government did what it often does We were caught flat footed we were caught unanticipated And now we've corrected over corrected for the problem I am quite sure that it all future similar events are capital will have adequate security around it But what I used to say to people at Homeland Security is you've got to plan for the next attack not the last attack And the January 6th attack in my judgment was the tip of an iceberg The underlying extremist strands that converge on that capital have not gone away And therefore Homeland Security the FBI local law enforcement need to be vigilant in anticipating when this iceberg might emerge might surface Again at some other large public gathering whether it's a political rally whether it's an event of the U.S. government we need to be vigilant in anticipating what the future might look like here Jane pick up on those extremist threads if you would because I wonder whether in your experience it is morphed It is changed over time when you were secretary of Homeland Security I know there were real concerns about domestic terrorism And some of the fringe groups domestically To what extent did we see perhaps on January 6th and going forward Some of that extremism become more mainstream If we look at the people who have been arrested so far a lot of them look like regular Americans Yeah There was a very interesting interview with professor Robert Peyton of the University of Chicago who's done a lot of interesting work on the demographics of those who converged on the capitol that day And what he and others are finding is that many of them actually came from blue states not red states many of them actually came from states and counties that voted for Joe Biden in 2020 where the white population in those counties is diminishing and people of color in those counties are on the rise And these groups these people feel threatened by that They're motivated by the so called great replacement theory that somehow people of color are taking over and that the white race somehow feels feels threatened That is a strand of nationalism extremism that is not new But I think you're right in that it is somehow becoming more conventional and more mainstream to express that type of hate out in the open Which in my judgment goes to the heart of a threat to our very democracy And to that point I wonder what credence you put in some of the polling we're seeing coming out right now I'll mention two Reuters has one It was an online survey But it suggests that there's only 34% of Americans now think it might be acceptable to have violent action against U.S. government and polls particularly of Republicans suggest about a third Republicans really don't think there was much that was violent done on January 6th at all Correct And there are polls that show that a majority of Republicans believe that somehow the election was stolen And you don't get those points of view from reading mainstream media I think social media has a lot to do with this And Americans increasingly are allowed to become effectively unhinged from reality in their views And in their views of the facts in addition to the numbers you just cited I saw a poor recently that 15% which is one in 6 Americans now ascribed to the QAnon theory That our government our media financial services are controlled by Satan worshiping pedophiles One out of 6 Americans That is an alarming fact and a really really dangerous number that should have us all concerned about the very fabric of our democracy and our institutions in this country Thanks to former Homeland Security secretary J Johnson coming up the challenge of teaching our.
Wendell's World & Sports
"rutgers" Discussed on Wendell's World & Sports
"So okay. So yeah gotcha. Problem for ohio state man. Joey bosa or chase young now coming through that door and if if they are they're going to be sitting there to watch the game to be suiting up and playing there is no chased young knicker. Joey bosa type of impact player defensive end for the ohio. State buckeyes now. They've had an awesome recruiting class. I think they have like two or three of the top defensive players in the class of twenty twenty one but they haven't really seen much of the field yet they really haven't had the had the chance to make an impact yet so right now their defense i know they have a lot of freshmen in the secondary but look man based on their performance on the field. Ohio state is not the best team in the conference. Take away the names. In jersey. In the history in the digital based on performance penn state which has to victories over top twenty schools including a road win against wisconsin. There better football team right now. Michigan running the football. I know they. Have you know questions about the quarterback but from top to bottom. I think they've been a better football team then. Ohio state. The season michigan state has played better football despite the difference in at margin than ohio state on the great thing is because of the talent that ohio state hath is going to be easy for them to get things correct and they have them catch up and surpass teams like michigan state or team by iowa or team like michigan or even possibly team like penn state. But i don't know man. I don't know i you know the tackling for ohio state has not been good they haven't been able to consistently get teens off of the field and third dams and if you take a look remaining schedule akron supposed to be a layup. Akron supposed to be again right team. They're going to be playing that they should beat sixty two nothing and everybody go woo problem. Solve good things are in good. Times are ahead of us. But wasn't that same deal with tulsa so you play akron at home when you go on the road to play rutgers and this is not. This is not your best friend records teams. This is great. She'll part dear rutgers team which is much better than they play maryland in there at indiana. Then they're penn state then they're at nebraska purdue michigan state then on the road for the game against michigan. So i guess for the rest of the year you could say glass. Half full fake assay. Ohio state can go tin into the season. Glass half empty or michigan fan can say that You know ohio state you can go seven and five or eight and four either way or not making the playoffs that that's going to be the record so again. This doors open for a team. Like penn state. A team like A team like iowa in a team might michigan. Wendell's world in sports. I'm your host wonder wallace. Glad you could be with us. Let me end segment by talking about the underwhelming. Oklahoma sooners beating nebraska. Twenty three sixteen still waiting for. Oh you play a complete game to what experts think. The team should be playing in fact. I'm i'm really not feeling the juice on this. Can i have. Can you feed me a little something here. Hold on can you. Can you give me a little something. I need a little. Pick me up from this. I need a little pick me up. I'm speaking about nebraska schema. Speaking about oklahoma can.
Democracy Now! Audio
"rutgers" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"So we will fifty five percent of our emissions. That's a huge transitioning so we have to really get going during these first four years. Do that way. And those are some of the headlines. This is democracy now democracy now dot org the warren peace report when we come back islamaphobia and the politics of empire twenty years after nine eleven. We speak with rutgers. Professor deepa kumar. Stay with us..
Democracy Now! Audio
"rutgers" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"So we will fifty five percent of our emissions. That's a huge transitioning so we have to really get going during these first four years. Do that way. And those are some of the headlines. This is democracy now democracy now dot org the warren peace report when we come back islamaphobia and the politics of empire twenty years after nine eleven. We speak with rutgers. Professor deepa kumar. Stay with us.
Democracy Now! Audio
"rutgers" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"So we will fifty five percent of our emissions. That's a huge transitioning so we have to really get going during these first four years. Do that way. And those are some of the headlines. This is democracy now democracy now dot org the warren peace report when we come back islamaphobia and the politics of empire twenty years after nine eleven. We speak with rutgers. Professor deepa kumar. Stay with us..
Democracy Now! Audio
"rutgers" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"So we will fifty five percent of our emissions. That's a huge transitioning so we have to really get going during these first four years. Do that way. And those are some of the headlines. This is democracy now democracy now dot org the warren peace report when we come back islamaphobia and the politics of empire twenty years after nine eleven. We speak with rutgers. Professor deepa kumar. Stay with us..
Democracy Now! Audio
"rutgers" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"So we will fifty five percent of our emissions. That's a huge transitioning so we have to really get going during these first four years. Do that way. And those are some of the headlines. This is democracy now democracy now dot org the warren peace report when we come back islamaphobia and the politics of empire twenty years after nine eleven. We speak with rutgers. Professor deepa kumar. Stay with us..
Democracy Now! Audio
"rutgers" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"So we will fifty five percent of our emissions. That's a huge transitioning so we have to really get going during these first four years. Do that way. And those are some of the headlines. This is democracy now democracy now dot org the warren peace report when we come back islamaphobia and the politics of empire twenty years after nine eleven. We speak with rutgers. Professor deepa kumar. Stay with us..
KLIF 570 AM
"rutgers" Discussed on KLIF 570 AM
"That it's true. I know I saw this and I'm like, really Rutgers University, one of the great The Great Edifices Public University in New Jersey. It's a great, but it's a well known name. Write. A New Jersey student says he has been barred from taking classes because he has not. Been vaccinated and you go. Well, Probably a lot of people getting that. Yeah, except this guy, Logan Holler. Isn't going to class. He's doing his work on his computer at home. He's working remotely. But the problem is, is that some of his classmates are attending classes. It's not like a fully remote class. So they say that he has to get vaccinated because of that, even though he's not going in, right. He was locked out of his Rutgers, Um, is that he was locked out of his email. And related college accounts. You want to pay his tuition at the end of last month and was told that he needs to be vaccinated. Even though he doesn't attend in person. He said. I'll probably have to transfer to a different university and probably he'll be working from home so he needs to find another college to not attend. And if he he doesn't have a problem with people getting vaccinated, he said. It's fine with him, but You know, he doesn't think people should be pushed to get vaccinated. Well, not if you're not going there, and he doesn't care if he even has access to campus. He says. I don't need to be there. They could ban me. I just want to be left alone. I can't step Dad is dumbfounded. Yes, So are we He 7 55. Let's get an update on traffic on the five. Here's Bill Jackson. It's backing up now in Denton for 35. Dortmund at 3 80. There's an accident. Looks like slow going from the 35 e 35. W merge in Irving on Luke 12 Walking Walker. HBO ended Singleton that wreck finally cleared out of the way and It's all slow going from spur. Four await traffic, still recovering from a grand prairie into Dallas, Sunai 30 East funded Luke 12, Walton Walker and accidents been cleared in Fort Worth to pay 20 south of it. Remy an accident blocks the left lane and on I 35 W North, approaching Garden Acres Driver wrecked, has reported its slow from Burlison with CALIF traffic on the fives. I'm Bill Jackson. Meteorologist Brad Martin. As a Western high pressure zone moves in, We're going to have a northerly flow aloft, which will probably mean very.
Mark Levin
Professor Ebright: Wuhan Lab Documents Show Dr. Fauci Lied About Gain-of-Function Research
"Now they keep promoting Fauci all over the corrupt media. And they keep using Fauci to attack regular American citizens. No, They know how often Fauci has been. Sort of the real life Professor Irwin Corey. They know how he's often contradicted himself. How is often politicized. Science doesn't mean he has have been right now and then, But that's not the point. You need to be right all the time. Particularly you're going to make definitive statements like foul she does. If you're going to play ruler of the world, whether it's the economy, whether it is lifestyle or whatever else it is. Richard Ebright is a molecular biologist at Rutgers University. And these newly found documents, he said. Obtained the Freedom Information Act request made it clear that Fauci has been quote unquote untruthful about gain of function research. The documents make it clear that assertions by the NIH director Francis Collins. The N A. I D Director Anthony Fauci. At the NIH did not support gain of function, research or potential pandemic pathogen enhancement. At this Wuhan virus lab are untruthful. He tweeted. Isn't that worth a congressional hearing by the Democrats? Isn't that worth the media really being skeptical?
Behind the Bets
College Football Bets: Week 1
"On. Espn dot com chuck section. I've given them out daily wager. But you know we'll rip through a few here i want to start with. Ecu this numbers come down a little bit. They play thursday night against appalachian state and look. I think he's us live dog. Jay vermont talked about it as well. They have a bunch of veterans including senior quarterback and app. State's been a little shaky as well. And they have a new quarterback and chase. Bryce you might remember him. He played a key. Clemson then transferred to duke ten and a half a lot of points for team that always seems to pull games out of the hat and have crazy place at the end. I like myself getting double digits plus ten right now but still i would out jumping on on ec as long as you get double digits and maybe a little sprinkle on the money line. That could be some fun The came by actually liked the most Kinda scared about it and it's umass and everybody who listen to pod on a somewhat regular basis knows. I'm kind of the betting bully as humans. A frequent guest. Your calls me. I like to bet on bet against bad teams. Just just do it right. Like orioles season win total under. I've certainly bet against umass in the past but thirty eight is just way too many points. And i'll tell you why won't bell and umass went out and got a bunch of transfers. Their quarterback is a six foot five inch from from colorado like the university of and or colorado university of boulder. And they have two running backs that transferred in one from rutgers. So a team that was like. Fcs not too long ago or fcs quality has some real players and you only have to get thirty eight now pits good. But they're at tennessee. The following week nerd uzis not a guy who's going to run up the score. He's old school. Fourth quarter they'll bring in the is a little bit and on top of that. Probably the best handy angle. I have is the offense coordinator for pit is a guy named mark whipple. He's coached umass twice head coach. Also the most recent time was just a few years ago. This is not situation where he wants to embarrass his former program. Umass is a special place in his heart. Whipple's going to call off the dogs as well. So i just think if you can get about two touchdowns even if it's garbage time i think plus thirty eight is the play in. That game is crazy. As it sounds another game. I like is essentially a coin. Flip game and it syracuse minus one. And a half. you might remember. I've talked about it with jay motto. The over three in the win total. They're going to split time at quarterback. Babies made that announcement. I don't love it. I would prefer. Tommy devito to be the entire time but dual threat with michigan state. Sorry mississippi state transfer garrett schrader. They're just better at a lot of positions that ohio but most importantly syracuse addressed. Their offense align issues. There was a pathetic. Offense couldn't even average average about two hundred fifty yards per game. Not passing just total yards per game. The veto would be injured. A lot spent a lot of time on his back. If they're okay on the offensive line this is just a syracuse team. That's just better. No more frank. Solich at ohio. Bob cats will rotate. Quarterbacks curtis rourke. Who's obviously the brother of nathan rourke the former stud bob cats quarterback and then armani rogers transfer from unlv. Ohio's very good. They looked good last year against the too bad teams really bad teams in the mac akron bowling green. But i think use gets there which is better talent especially with vito healthy and maybe we hope and improved offensive line. Fourth play i want to talk about
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Influential Educators: College President Mary Bunting
"Than a year. After henry's death. Mary was offered a new opportunity to become dean of douglass college. The women's college of rutgers university where she was a professor in nineteen fifty eight. Mary was invited to a national. Science foundation. committee created to improve the nation's performance in the field of science in a series of tests designed to figure out what blocked strong students from continuing into careers in science. Mary saw a big problem of all of the sixteen to nineteen year olds who scored in the top ten percent on aptitude tests and then did not go onto college. Ninety eight percent were women. The time women had serious. Barriers to access college education endowments for women's colleges were much lower than those of their male counterparts. Perhaps most importantly curriculum requirements didn't accommodate the different societal expectations for women. For example many universities made it nearly impossible for students to attend part time as a result women who had to care for children during the day at home could not attend mary. It her mission to redesign the education system to accommodate and encourage women to study. She got her first chance at serious reform. When in nineteen sixty she became president of radcliffe college the undergraduate women's college at harvard university there. She saw the stark differences between the ways. Men and women were treated on the same campus. Women were given bunk beds in assigned rooms rather than harvard's how system and they were excluded from harvard's libraries and dining halls. Mary set about changing the campus. She organized the dorms into a house. System built radcliffe. Its own library and created search committees to go into low income neighborhoods and offer scholarships to potential
The Takeaway
Supreme Court Ends Biden’s Eviction Moratorium
"So now the by administration has been extending a federal eviction moratorium to protect tents struggling to pay their rent during the pandemic but now the moratorium is over really truly over. That's because the supreme court ruled last week. That the cbc has overstepped its at and that the moratorium to continue congress. We'd need to authorize it but that's unlikely to happen as house. press secretary. jen psaki told reporters on friday. What we're trying to do here is prevent people from being evicted from their homes. If there were enough votes to pass an eviction moratorium in congress it would have happened. It hasn't happened and while the white house says it's working with states on solutions. hundreds of thousands potentially millions of tenants across the country are now at risk of losing their homes including tenants in the state of new york. We're more than eight hundred. Thirty thousand households are behind on their rent. We're joined today by sia weaver campaign coordinator of housing justice for all in new york. Sia welcome to the takeaway. Extre having me also with us. Peter hepburn assistant professor of sociology at rutgers university newark and part of the eviction lab at princeton university. Peter welcome back to the shell on sia from your perch. What's the significance of this supreme court ruling. Well that's really just devastating as you said eight hundred thirty thousand households are more really are behind on rent in new york and seventy seven percent of them are people of color. The thing that's most painful about all of this as our state also has two point seven billion dollars in rental assistance. Money meant to solve this problem and we've been unable to spend it so this is a a real wave of addiction. That should be preventable. But for some reason has not been prevented.
Mark Levin
Forbes' Alison Durkee Tries Spinning 'American Marxism' Success
"That she would comment on that? This book has had Several hundreds of thousands of pre order self. Isn't that the the story, Mr Producer But she doesn't say a word about the story. Not a word about you. American Marxism, running a spot on the Amazon chart before its official release appears to be rare. The book is one of only two on the Amazon notification charts who sells are based on preorders alone, along with Michael Pollen's This Is your Mind on plants? I don't know what the hell that looks about. The Vince book won't appear on The New York Times list or other book lists until next week, since with the exception of Amazon preorders are typically reported as part of a books. First Week. Sales and books do not appear on the bestseller list until the official release fine. Here we go. The waters and Lavin's books and their critical takes on the left. May soon be overtaken by books that instead look at the right with a critical eye. Michael Wolff's landslide the final days of the Trump presidency, and Carol Enoch and filled Rutgers, I alone can fix it. Donald J. Trump's catastrophic final year. Which featured politically damaging looks at the end of the Trump presidency are now ranked by Waters Book on Amazon's top 100 books Ranking, which is updated hourly. As of Thursday afternoon, Lennox and Rockers book was ranked number one on Amazon's list ahead of its official release on January. 20 and Wolff's book, which was released on Tuesday, was ranked number three. Levin's book was now number two on the list, while waters have dropped the number five
Mentors for Military Podcast
"rutgers" Discussed on Mentors for Military Podcast
"Ready to invest serious dollars in so it's a hard long wrote yet. I mean it's brand new. You know. I just got approved as a nonprofit and the five. Oh one c. Three like a month ago You know on that that's difficult now. It's a process. I mean the whole thing is a process. And i guess that's what gets frustrating too. 'cause it's like all of these people that want to come and do it and it's like oh my gosh like there is such a demand for this and this could be such an amazing thing. But it's just you know finding the right people who want to invest into it. And now i'm trying to find grants and do stuff like that to get money and i mean there's ways it's just you know grants also costs money to play variety. So yeah so it's like you know a good grant writer though that's the key then. They can pretty much write any grants south. There's almost a an art. Yeah so i mean if you can find somebody like that that can help you in that process. I think the struggle is real. Because you're trying to set up a program you're really passionate about it and i can hear it in your voice now because now. It sounds like you have found your drive. The thing that's going to motivate you and yet there's this thing called money that's holding it up and and yet what you may have to do. Is the prime the pump by allowing individuals to come in and shape your program in a very different way in the beginning of may not be what you're in game is but phase one of what you're you're where you're headed so your vision is here but you have a phase right now that you're going to have to go through where you may have to charge. Maybe a little bit more from the individual so they have a stake in the game or something to to come in because it is a fiber one c. Three but unfortunately we can only pay for this much and you have to pay for your trip. You have to pay for your lodging you have to pay for it to have a little bit of skin in the game and we also asked for you to make a small donation of x. And that helps prime. That pump gets the exposure puts the word out there. The word of mouth is starts coming. Hey i went through this program that they don't start to track him because people are going to want to see a proof of concept you know. Have you really done this. That's the hard part right. It comes to big donors. These the modalities outside of what the va offers is. It's not insurable or covered by insurance. But it's it's going to be like they're working on this across the country so to justify echoing therapy in animal therapy just like you do art therapy or you know all the other stuff. That's out there. That's not pills and sit on the couch talking to a shrink and it's and it's moving that it's it is moving. It's happening rutgers. University is doing a big study Where they're actually going to blood test the horses and the participants all veterans with ptsd before and after so they're going to have all the hormone levels and they say this is exactly what happens. This is the result. This is the reoccurrence that's what you'd have to grant. Typically that's the kind of stuff that ranch looking so so the industry's moving that way. Yeah it just takes. Time and horses are expensive even if that was all there. I like what you said. And that's the skin in the game. I mean 'cause that's going to be. I mean you know that like. I'm because you're dedicating your time you've got skin in the game for sure and ensuring that the people that are coming in are really dedicated to it so now. Looking.
The Internet of Things Podcast - Stacey On IoT
Roku Seeks Expansion Into Home Automation
"Let's kick it off with roku this is from our friend and former colleague gyanco rutgers. He scooped everyone noting that roku has a job listing and is looking to build out. Its smart home technologies yeah. I'm actually a little surprised. It's taken them this long. They've done really well in like the home entertainment media space for quite a long time. I have a roku actually a roku device or you know. I have a roku device. I have every time we assess our media streaming device because we haven't had cable since two thousand and eight we choose roku and it's because they're not well up until about this year they weren't in the content business so everybody worked with roku and that was very nice in awesome right. We have a tv. With roku built. Tim so i agree with you on the content. It's it's just been very nice. It's a good user interface in general and we get a lot of value from it. So they've done. They've done really well in the space. Lots of partnerships as i said integrated in. Tv's but that's as far as the gone and now it looks like they wanna get into the smart home device business. Yes so yaeko tells us that roku has it demeer skripic who joined the company from amazon. He had worked with teepee links casa smart home unit and at arlo and he's basically trying to build a smart home. Business that includes roku products and integrating roku with other devices in features and by the way all roku is still hiring for smart home folks people to do partnerships. So i know someone out there. Listening to this show is like holy cow. You find that. Job listing
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US Employers Added Fewer Jobs in April Than Forecasted
"Added fewer jobs in April than they did in March, a sign that some businesses are having a hard time finding workers. Kenneth Burns from member station. Wh Why? Why reports Some reasons are tied to the pandemic, Experts say. It's hard to tell whether a so called discouragement effect from finding a job due to enhanced unemployment benefits is a factor. Michael Hayes and assistant public policy professor at Rutgers University, Camden says one factor is that some adults who would normally look for a job can't because they're helping their child during online learning. Another factor, especially for a seasonal summer jobs involves the health risk. Those air jobs were. Maybe you're feeling more closely. Face to face with with individuals and Putin and putting your health at risk Hayes as people changing from service jobs to other industries, or starting their own business is another factor. For
Here's Something Good
Why Small Talk is More Important Than You Think
"Remember when you start your day in the office with casual chitchat. How was your weekend. Can you believe this weather planning any trips this summer. It may have seemed trivial but it turns out. There's nothing small about small talk in fact it can be an aid to innovation it can build trust and rapport and just plain happier at work. But what happens to small talk when we're all working from home to learn more about the benefits of small talk and how we can still get them in the now. We went to expert. Dr jessica methods. Dr method is an associate professor of human resource management at rutgers university and a member of the academy of management organizational behavioral division. Here's what dr method had to say. Thanks so much for joining us. Thank you for having me. So you recently published a study on small talk in the workplace now that so. Many of us are in virtual workplaces. How have conversations among co workers changed. This is such an incredibly important conversation. And when we conducted this study it was pre pandemic. we could not have anticipated how disruptive this remote work boom could have been so really in the past decade. We have seen that so many companies have adopted a more open office space designed so. They've really been focused on strategically designing their workspaces to promote spontaneous casual collisions where employees can just bump into each other in the hallway or at the microwave to have small talk and the idea. There is that these informal chats can be released serendipitous. They can help build rapport and trust and collaboration and they create opportunities for creativity and innovation because these employees are talking with people that they wouldn't necessarily have interacted with otherwise but the transition to remote work has really narrowed the focus of our networks. And the people we have exposure to and who we can talk to sewer networks have been narrowed really to our closest connections are family members are very close friends and our supervisor's and those out. On the periphery who we weren't as close with are kind of in this period of suspended animation
Fox News
Biden Administration Will Not Require COVID-19 Vaccine Passports, White House Says
"Proof will be required for entry. But while schools and businesses may want some documentation, the idea of a vaccine passport is not going to be mandated by the federal government, at least, according to White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki. The government is not Now, nor will we be supporting system that requires Americans to carry a credential. There will be no federal vaccinations database and no federal mandate requiring everyone to obtain a single vaccination. Credential. She did say their concern was with protecting Americans. Privacy colleges like Rutgers, Duke Brown Cornell are requiring students to get vaccinated. Cruise lines like Norwegian and American Queen Steamboat will require all guests and staff to be vaccinated. The MBA announced last week, a partnership with a comedy called Clear, which has developed a health pass AP Clear says it offers covert symptoms surveys but also a way to store test and vaccine data. The Miami Heat has started allowing fully vaccinated people who can prove it. Sit in two sections closer to the court. They still have to wear masks. Last week, the Mets announced they'd also be using clears health passed to confirm a fan's negative covert tests before game attendance. MGM Resorts is also partnering with clear, as is Las Vegas Sands Corporation. And, of course, as you might imagine, the airlines are considering all of this to their trade group. The IA Thia says they've been working on a travel pass. Different countries have different covert restrictions before entering. And while New York was the first state to create a so called vaccine passport with the Excelsior past other states are interested. Hawaii is partnering with clear and the Commons Project Foundation on digital vaccine authentication. IBM is also working on a digital health past using Blockchain technology. So is all of this A good idea. Is it legal? Should we be calling this
Marketplace Tech with Molly Wood
Amazon Beats Back Union, but Workplace Technology Questions Remain
"As you've probably heard by now. The effort to unionize an amazon warehouse in bessemer alabama was unsuccessful. Though the union says it will challenge the vote it would have affected just a fraction of amazon's workforce but it captured the attention of the country at a time when e commerce has become a lifeline and the welfare of essential. Workers has come under threat. Janice fine is a professor of labor studies and employment relations at rutgers university. She says the union push at amazon and its defeat highlight the growing role of technology in the workplace. Especially amazon's they use surveillance technology including scanners that workers use to track the rate at which they sort and pack items. Mandatory daily workers surveys a powered camera systems to detect social distancing violations. They use navigation. Software item scanners wristbands thermal cameras. Security cameras recorded footage to survival. The workforce so you have this combination of surveillance for productivity targets and that same surveillance lends itself to being able to monitor workers social activities without a union in place. Then ken workers push back against this kind of stuff. How what kind of tools do they have. Workers are pushing back all over the country. And that's the thing that i think is really important to bear in. Mind that workers in new jersey workers in inland empire in In california workers in chicago these are organizations that have for years. You've been working with amazon. Workers in warehouses and fulfillment centers and just by kind of getting the story out there. They've drawn the country's attention to the problems with amazon's business model. You know by organizing and getting this far getting to an election and so they see this as kind of a long haul fight.
Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
Miami-Area University in Florida to require COVID-19 vaccine
"Other college making covert vaccines requirement for the fall term or private campus. In the town of davey. Florida near fort. Lauderdale will require all students staff and faculty to be fully vaccinated against toronto virus and time to start the fall semester. Previously rutgers university new jersey made student vaccinations a requirement. A nova spokesperson calls the policy. These safest path forward. The university has more than six thousand undergraduate students and more than fourteen thousand graduate level
WBZ Overnight News
Cornell University To Require COVID-19 Vaccine For On-Campus New York Students
"For its students and staff. CBS is least Matteo has the details. Cornell University officials say all students and staff returning to Ithaca, Geneva and Cornell Tech campuses will be required to get a covert shot for the fall semester. Those with religious beliefs or medical conditions that don't allow them to receive the vaccine will be exempt. Officials say. The move will place them in a better position to resume in person classes. The New York College follows other institutions like Rutgers Universe. City who announced a school wide mandate last month. Lisa Matteo CBS News, a
WTOP 24 Hour News
University of Maryland mulls mandating Covid vaccinations for students
"Are debating whether to require students to get a Corona virus vaccine before fall semester starts. Rutgers in New Jersey is the first major university to announce that all students must be vaccinated for the coronavirus before arriving for classes and we might see that happen at local colleges and universities as well, A spokesperson for the University of Maryland College Park told wt O p. They are considering it. The school made a request to the university system of Maryland and the attorney general's office to allow for mandatory vaccinations. American University and George Washington University said they're still coming up with a plan for the upcoming year. Rutgers does have an exemption for students for religious and medical reasons. Battery Bank
ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"rutgers" Discussed on ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"He gets fouled by mole. Okay? I like you being aggressive there, but it looked like he was getting a little shy when he got the ball on the wing it you think you could have shot that one, but By the way, that foul was on naps, not or Dej, so check that. Catch Will inbound. Miller copped a boo boo. It had a nice game against Penn State. 18 points, four threes in that game off the Barrett. Aaron looks to his left. Nance jab step tend to shoot drives in kicks it out going works his way around the defender. Runner up Good with left hand really buoy gets the cat's on the board. It's 5 to 2 really smooth can there at the other end, driving NGO Baker cut off back out on top. McConnell stop, go dribble, rose one up off the window and in with the left hand. Okay, look, McConnell nights are really getting in the lane. Easy here at the other end, buoy in the leg kicks to baron around Audi's right side Angle. Three back Rim. No good rebound, Baker 72 records. I only did the quarter both. Okay? He for three. Good on its tended to Rutgers is coming out with confidence I was gonna talk about at the beginning the game. I think that was a great shot by ideas. Just getting keep doing that. They got out through a 15. Nothing lead against Michigan State Thursday night. So why would they be confident? Right? I guess yes. Does thread the needle on the past copy? Returns it to Pete Still on the dribble. Pete Nance kills the dribble spots buoy curling into the lane, and he threw it into the arms of Harper. He tried to pass back out. Harper down the floor, met by Baron up top Baker. They swing it left, Okay. Heat buoy on him. Low left Johnson against Nance. Starts to back him down. That's it Back out to the McConnells. Now the shot clock 12 Baker receives it up between the rigs. Bodies gives him a wide berth. He moves right picked up by Barrett. Now Baker all the way to the right baseline jump past. Get that stolen by Miller Cop was really good defense. They're really good team defense had two records. 16 38 to go first half Here's Robbie Barron kind of bouncing back door about past Florida Beach who got held up didn't get their out of bounds. Rutgers Ball tell you what. They were talking about a lot a lot about Rutgers offense. Their defense is pushing Northwestern out way beyond the three point arc. What's a good defensive team. They're also the team that second in the Big 10 and top 20 in the nation blocked shots. They're long and their coach, Collins talked about that on the pre game. Ryan Young in for the Wildcats. Anthony Games in As Rutgers brings it up 16 26 to go first half jobs beyond the three point line. Dobson his rant Harper and Al Ball, Katie with it both. Hey, driving towards the basket. Rifles, a pass and it left a quarter and a jumper from there is an air ball rebounded by. I'm okay. He put it back up. Missed it. Rebound fought form. OK, He got it back. Tie up. It will be Northwestern ball. And it was McConnell who ended up with that ball on the bottle back. Scrub. Yeah, just get tipped around using the right spot. Northwestern's gonna do a better job of securing the first rebound. Guy gets those 50 50 balls until something that They lacked against Penn State. Last time out on these fires A head games in the front court leaves it for buoy Brightpoint. Boo boo, be directing traffic sense it Bodies Now Copper balance passed into Ryan Young. That's his way in in traffic out to buoy shot clock at 10. It's a screen from young through with the bullet kills the dribble. Looks for games shot clock. Three Gonna have to put up a shot. It was blocked His shot clock violation did not get a good look and Maker blocked it point blank range time out 15 37 to go first half and Rutgers out to attend to lead. Hot now for Athletico physical therapy. Injury update in pain. Start with Atletico visit athletico dot com to request your in clinic or virtual free assessment. No injuries to report For the Wildcats, but a trail wreckers tended to.
ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"rutgers" Discussed on ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"Starting lineups are delivered by UPS for the visiting scarlet tights and head coach Steve Michael and center Miles Johnson to 6 11 junior from Long Beach, California leading rebounder fifth leading scorer for Rutgers Johnson, averaging eight points, a 80.9 rebounds and second in the Big 10 and blocked shots at about 2.5 a game. He had a double double his fourth of the year. Thursday. The win over Michigan State 13 points. 14 rebounds in five blocks at guard Geo Baker as 64 senior from Derry, New Hampshire, their third leading scorer in big 10, play at over 10 a game and guard palm. Okay. He is 66 sophomore from Bay on New Jersey, averaging over six points a game. Guard Kayla McConnell, 67 junior from Jacksonville, Florida and a guard there, leading score Ron Harper Jr 66 out of Franklin Lakes, New Jersey, and junior 60, the Big 10 in scoring at 17.6 again. Deep. Eichel in his fifth year at Rutgers record of 73 70 21 51, a big 10 play three and four against Northwestern for the Wildcats. It'll be the same starting lineup tonight. Miller Cop Robbie Barron, Pete Nance, The guards who buoy and chase Audis for head coach Chris Collins. Are officials robbed Riley, Courtney Greed and Louis Garrison caps of their home whites. We haven't seen those very often lately, Nate. Get all the road or they've been wearing some of their alternate uniforms, and it will be Pete Nance to jump against Miles.
Sports Talk 1050 WTKA
"rutgers" Discussed on Sports Talk 1050 WTKA
"We'll get back to Michigan basketball because Oh, man, I got some. I got some heat. Watching some of those big time recruits play a guy with Kobe birth skin gets no talk, because we've got all the craziness going on with Michigan High school sports. I think he's gonna be a stud. Frankie Collins that second I got a quick question. I got to get to you before you leave. I don't bet I know. Sports betting is legal now. But I was looking at tonight's Michigan State Rutgers game and Rutgers. The halftime line. Rutgers is only favored by one and I thought with Michigan State coming back. They just got the back. They just got back to practice on Monday. I thought that if I was going to bet that that would be a good bet, taken Rutgers minus 1.5 time line, What do you think? Yes, I would agree with you. And I'm not much of a better either, but I've been you know, I've had so many of my friends tell me about these, You know, beds that are pretty much just free, You know, free money. They're almost giveaways, and we know they are to entice you tow, you know, take that winnings and then bet more. But if you can be smart and just take advantage of these promo is to get the get people involved. I think they're making a lot of easy bets were that's one word. Even if Michigan State hadn't been off for two weeks. I think that might be a safe bet. Even with Rucker struggling a little bit because Michigan State they've got a lot to. They got a lot to work out, and if they don't soon, I'm still confident that they can make the tournament this season. I have a few Michigan state friends who I was talking to the other night who are very worried about that street coming to an end, and that's the I think the third longest streak in history so Again. College basketball. I was watching the Penn State Ohio State game last night was a crazy one Penn State although they choked Oh, almost had a chance. You know, I agree with I agree with you guys, but they're a team where kind of like how Michigan was competitive. And even though we lost a lot of those games close at the end last year, Penn State to team where I think that they're gonna be on the rise. And even though yeah, there'll be a bottom feeder of the Big 10 this year. Way that they're playing a lot of these really good teams stuff. They're going to be better here in the upcoming years, So yeah, man. Well, chop up some big time basketball tomorrow, but, hey, always got room for a Tommy Be story or two. All right. That's Maddie Lynch. Maddie Boom, boom leech. We need to go to a break because we have Austin Meeks on the other side from the athletic You're listening to the end zone. This is the end zone Jell O the tuning up so you can take the ticket wherever you go Listen in Ann Arbor and beyond sports talk 10 50 w T, CA and Harbor a cumulus station..