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Bloomberg Radio New York - Recording Feed
Monitor Show 15:00 08-11-2023 15:00
"With respect to the political landscape today, Zoe Tillman walking us through the aspects of the Hunter Biden case and former President Donald Trump's legal woes, among all the other topics. So much for a slow summer Friday. No, no. And thanks again to Brock Long, the former FEMA administrator, for walking us through the response to everything happening in Hawaii. With Kaylee Lines, I'm Jack Fitzpatrick. Bloomberg Business Week starts now. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act, this is Bloomberg Radio. This is Bloomberg Business Week. Insight from the reporters and editors who bring you America's most trusted business magazine, plus global business, finance and tech news as it happens. Bloomberg Business Week with Carol Masser and Tim Stenebeck on Bloomberg Radio. Good afternoon, everybody. It is Friday and we're so glad it is. I'm Carol Masser, along with our Bloomberg News deputy team leader for U .S. Equity, Jess Man. Tim is actually off today and, you know, a lot going on, although I'm kind of just a little lost because I was listening about the aliens from sound on. How could you not? It was so entertaining. It's so funny. When I was at the beach, my family brought up because they know I'm in the news world and they're like, what do you think about these aliens? I'm a little worried about climate change right now and some other things. So, yeah, something really grabs your attention. It does. You know, you bring up an alien and like, you know, we're like, what? Anyway, it is Friday, August 11th. We're getting ready to wrap up the trading day and the trading week. I will say it's been another interesting day. And I do feel like we have been saying this every day where we kind of get one maybe trend, if you will, at the open coming off an economic report or something else.
AP News Radio
The latest in sports
"AP sports some Josh Valtteri, a busy night of playoff action Wednesday as we start on the hardwood where Memphis tied it serious with LA one O three 93 in a game two win. The grizz played without star John morant, who has a hand injury, but Xavier Tillman scored 22 in the win. Also out west Denver took a two O series lead topping Minnesota one 22 one 13. Jamal Murray scored 40. In the east, the box tied their series with Miami one 38 one 22 Milwaukee played without Giannis Anton Takuma, who missed with a back injury, but pat Connaughton had 22 points off the bench. On the ice, the Panthers dropped Boston 6 three to even their series at a game apiece. Carolina grabbed the four three win and a two zero series lead thanks to an OT goal by yes perforce. Out west, the stars tied their series at a game of peace, dropping the wild 7 three, the oilers edged LA four two to tie that series. And on the diamond, the mets topped the Dodgers 5 three behind 5 hits from Brandon nimmo. Max Scherzer though tossed from the game after three innings following multiple umpire investigations into a foreign substance on Scherzer's pitching hand. I'm Josh rowntree, AP sports.
AP News Radio
No Ja Morant, no problem as Grizzlies tie up Lakers at 1-1
"The grizzlies have tied their first round series at a game of peace with a one O three 93 downing of the Lakers. Xavier Tillman provided a career high 22 points and 13 rebounds, helping Memphis win without John morant, who was sidelined by a hand injury. Coach had mentioned it in a couple of meetings we had about the urgency that we need to play with. So I just felt like I need to turn that up and turn on my energy level and just be more assertive and more aggressive. Jared Jackson finished with 18 points. Desmond bane had 17 and tyus Jones added ten with 8 assists as marantz replacement. LeBron James had 28 points and 12 rebounds, but Anthony Davis scored just 13 on four of 14 shooting. I'm Dave ferry.
The Paul Finebaum Show
"tillman" Discussed on The Paul Finebaum Show
"And I have welcoming to my next guest, one of my great friends, Charles, peanut Tillman. Look, peanut, I've been on the show two times. And I've had you on this show two times. Welcome in, peanut, what's good, man? What's up, my guy? Can we just call it the Roman hour? A Roman couple albums? Can we just do that? That's what I'm putting out in the universe, baby. Would you know what? I appreciate that. Somebody else has tried to call it and make me have a takeover as well. But you know, I'm not all about hostile takeovers. Now, if I'm voted in by the people themselves, then I'll accept the award. But I am not. And the people in I vote you in. Well, I vote you win, ball. Thank you, boss. I appreciate that. You know peanut, I want to switch gears. I want to talk about something that not everybody gets to do a lot. And right now it's you bringing your daughter Talia around on college visits. You guys have been up to Howard. You guys have been to some other, you know, could you share with our listeners about the HBCU experience and how it really changed your eyes or maybe opens you up to something different knowing that you come from UL Lafayette? Yeah, my daughter sees 17 to the junior and she's starting to look at colleges. She's about 6 feet tall and her basketball game is really picked up. So now I'm the dad who gets to travel with his kid and help her navigate the waters of her trying to pick a college institution and I went to Howard and my God, it felt like I was watching, I was in a different world, you know, that the late 80s, early 90s, sitcom, I came when I think NBC, and it was, it took place at hillman college and I literally fall, I went back in time and was on the hillman college campus. And the best thing I could tell people about the HBCU experience that I had at Howard university was, it felt like home. We didn't shake hands, everyone was hugging you. And it felt like I had a bunch of extended aunties and uncles at the school. And state of the art facility, it was just a lot of togetherness, as I say in the Hawaiian culture, probably is of course ohana. I really felt the family style of that HBCU and I'm hoping she gets an opportunity to play for the HBCU of her choice going forward. So peanut, how does this whole process happen? I understand when I was getting recruited, my parents were like, okay, Roman, it's your decision. I'm sure your parents did the same thing with you. When you were getting recruited, probably not the same rate as me. But when you were getting recruited as well. How do you kind of battle that not wanting her or pushing her in a certain direction as a parent yourself knowing that you've been to college yourself and kind of been through this process? Well, it's not hard to push her in a direction. My parents like yours, they were the same way they wanted me to pick my school. So I'm really just helping her pick and figure out where she wants to go. I'm asking the courses that she had to follow up about for deals with the cafeterias like they have a training table, the food, one of the hours of how do they travel things like that. She doesn't really know about that stuff. So I'm trying to get her to say, hey, these are things you got to look forward to or ask because you're going to be at this place for the next four possibly 5 years. And you want it to be comfortable. You want to be able to, in like, you know, you want to be able to see yourself here. And so far, you know, she's been loving what she's seeing at Howard and yeah, man, I'm excited. This is like what you want as a dad is to have your child recruited or taking college business in general. So I'm loving every minute of this next phase. But you know what peanut, I love that here in that room, 'cause I know how much you care about being a father and how much tau you means to not only you, but me as well. I'm a big fan of hers. You know that. She's just as tall as me. So it's real funny when I look at her now, compared to when I first met her when she was just a young lady. All right, now peanut, we you and I both were just at the NFL annual meeting. It used to be called the owner's meeting, but now it's just the NFL annual meeting. And we got to sit down with some coaches. And we got to sit down with some former players. Maybe I want you to give and share with some of the viewers here. Just some of the inside things that we learned not only about coach Ron Rivera, but some of the other coaches and GMs that we actually got to talk to, share with us. Well, I think the one thing that I learned a lot about the coaching style is they really do their fair share of. They try to teach. It's not just about here. I'm telling you what to do. I think coaches really take pride in trying to learn to be better teachers. One, they read books to they seek other health, typically when you're a head coach, you're just trying to sell people what to do and where to go and where to be. And you're leading them. But who leaves
AP News Radio
Morant scores 23, Grizzlies rout Nuggets in West showdown
"John morant scored 23 points in the grizzlies held the nuggets to a season low for points in a one 1294 victory. Tyus Jones furnished 17 points while Luke canard Xavier Tillman and Dylan Brooks, each added 12 from Memphis. Moran says Tillman did a fine defensive job holding nuggets, big men Nikola Jokić and Michael Porter junior to a combined 20 points. A lot of credit goes to hell. You know, for locking in, no one, you know, what they want to get to and, you know, making everything tougher. The grizzlies led by as many as 29 in the first half, and by 32 through three quarters, Denver shot just 40% overall, with its starters going 17 to 47. I'm Dave ferry.
Mark Levin
Trump Lawyer in Mar-A-Lago Search Appeared Before Grand Jury
"And according to Bloomberg Sabrina Wilmer and Zoe Tillman writing the pieces Evan Cochran won a Donald Trump's lawyers appear before a federal grand jury last month as part of the special counsel investigation into whether classified information and other government records were mishandled At the former president's Mar-a-Lago state according to people familiar with the matter So here they dragged this man in front of a federal grand jury And in the case of Biden's lawyers they work with the FBI They say hey happy You can watch us you know And of course Hillary's lawyers Kendall and the rest they were never treated like this when thousands of emails were destroyed Bleached in all the retina So they go after the lawyers It's one of the reasons they go after eastland and they go after Rudy Giuliani and the others They want to make sure that lawyers think twice or three times or just turn down Any ability to represent a Trump or a Republican But this is clearly a violation of what's intended by the constitution Clearly Clarkson has been Cochrane rather has been representing Trump since early on in his dealings with the Justice Department They write over whether classified materials and other White House documents should have been returned to the national archives We're at the Florida property Apparently these reporters don't have a right English He went before the grand jury in Washington during the second week in January He did immediately return a request for he's not allowed to I guess he could comment It's the prosecution that's not supposed to be leaking but they do all the time
The Officer Tatum Show
AOC, GOP Rep. Gosar Talking in House Has Twitter Abuzz
"This article says that Twitter freaks out over AOC, chatting with GOP lawmakers during speaker vote. Somebody made reference that it wasn't on the 2023 bingo card. It says observers tune into the house speakers vote on Tuesday were surprised to find known rivals Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Paul goes off from Arizona, chatting casually in the House chambers. In a clip captured by C-SPAN and Wiley shared online gosar and Ocasio-Cortez seated alongside one another are engaging in what appears to be a friendly conversation during the break after House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy speakership bid fail short of the required 218 votes. The exchange was shocking, largely because of the lawmakers continuous history with one another, which came to a head when gosar tweeted an animation spoof video depicting violence against AOC and President Biden. At the time AOC accused gosar of being a white supremacist. Kosar was censured, censured, which is a different word and censored, censured, and stripped of his committee assignments as a result.
The Officer Tatum Show
The God Connection
"Ladies and gentlemen, general ladies, welcome back, glory be the God, man. I just, I feel like that there's something moving here. There's something moving here. In the spirit realm, and if you're not paying attention, you're gonna miss it. This is bigger than a football player falling unconscious in front of the world. This is bigger than McCarthy and the Republicans not finding a way to get their stuff figured out. It's something that God is doing and my whole thing is this. You know, this is how I feel about God. And this is how I think that you can judge whether or not you go into the right church or you connected with the kingdom. This is a good indication. I look at God as being the cell phone provider. Think of this follow me. And I believe that God gives cell phone service to those whom follow him and who are called, and that have the spirit of God in them. And when God is ready to do something, he sends out a text message to everybody on the data plan. And if you have a connection with God, you will see that text message come through and you are understand what's happening and what to do about it. I'm telling you right now and I'm declaring right here on the radio that God is doing something right now that you do not want to miss. And let me just take a step back for people who don't believe in God that may be listening to this. Do not believe. The foul idle minds of fools who try to describe God that they have created in their own mind.
The Officer Tatum Show
Damar Hamlins Charity Foundation Approaching $7 Million in Donations
"I want to give a quick update on the young man demar Hamlin, I don't know why it's so weird for me to say his name. I just don't remember his name doesn't ring in my mind. Like demar Hamlin, it's not like a Ray Lewis or something. It just doesn't ring in my mind. However, his the GoFundMe account, I wish I only go for me, man. God, dang, they bring in the bacon. People, millions of millions of dollars raised over all these platforms, but regardless of that. His GoFundMe is called chasing M's foundation community toy drive. And his original goal was $2500, which is weird as an NFL player. You would think other players would hook you up or something. He ended up raising 10,000, but after this incident, 200, I mean, this is as of, I don't remember when I printed this, but this was like not too long ago that we printed this. Oh, at 9 a.m. this morning. So that was pretty a pretty long time ago. I could probably look up the numbers as of right now, but I mean, he's at 62, $6.2 million raised 205,000 donors. So there's a lot of small donations, and I think the biggest donor was like $20,000 in the course, all the guys in the NFL supported. And I just want to say this because I said this yesterday, but it's been on my heart to say this. It's that God works in mysterious ways. If you can not, if you can not see that this is a God thing, then I think you are not in a position to kiss the blessings of God when they come through.
The Officer Tatum Show
Cori Bush Says Republicans Are Using Byron Donalds As Prop
"My producer of God man just send me something that Cory Bush said, that lady is a complete trampoline. She's a trampoline, okay? Y'all thought I was gonna call it a T word. I want to, but I ain't because I'm a Christian. But this trampoline had the nerve to proclaim that Byron Donald is an Uncle Tom upholding white supremacy. These people are completely stupid. And can I just say that, I can not just say it how I feel it, they're completely stupid. You know, and this is one of the things that as a black man, you have to deal with the racism of the Democrat party, not only from black from white people, you gotta deal with it from black people. People are voting for Byron Donald because they feel like he can give them a great opportunity to Speaker of the House. Let me just say this. I don't know Byron Donald has experience, but the boy know what he's talking about. You may want somebody with more tenure, I don't know. But he knows what he's talking about. He's confident he's smart. He's bold. I wouldn't mind having him as a Speaker of the House. But people are voting for him in the course of Democrats or afraid. What are they afraid of, mister Tatum? They are afraid of a powerful black man. Who can get in there and set the record straight on the Republican side. Because they've been lying to black people for centuries.
The Officer Tatum Show
Who Are the Republicans Against McCarthy
"If your constituency don't want you to vote for McCarthy, you don't vote for McCarthy. And if a Republican person can not come together and get votes on both sides or enough votes to win, then he can't win. You know, it's interesting that the people who have decided not to vote for McCarthy. Because if you look at the state of Arizona, I think all of our representatives. Andy Biggs, Eli crane, who else we got Paul gosar, which was people that I think very highly of. So majority of our representatives is against him. Matt Gaetz Byron Donald is now again some unapologetic. From Florida, chip Roy from Texas, some of the notable name people, I don't really know the rest of these people as well, Lauren boebert, from Colorado, you know, you got one, that's if you go with the state of Arizona, you got one, two, three people from the state of Arizona. You got one, two, it looked like two or three people from that are floridians. They're from Texas, you got at least four people from Texas on this list. A three or four people from Texas, it seems like there's a consistency here in certain states that do not want McCarthy to be the speaker.
The Officer Tatum Show
McCarthy Loses Sixth Speaker Vote
"We still do not have the Speaker of the House. There's so many mixed emotions, so many makes feelings when it comes to McCarthy, and I'm gonna tell you guys the truth, nothing but the truth so help me God. I have no idea. What's going on on this? I don't understand because I see Republicans whom I respect that are saying. McCarthy is not the option. He's a rhino. He's not going to do what's best for the party. In protest, they're not voting for him. And I also have Republicans that I respect are saying vote for McCarthy. He's a good guy. He's the one for us. When you look on social media, you will see that 90 percent of people on social media is given the middle finger to McCarthy. But 90% or 80% are probably around 85, 90% of politicians are in support of Kevin McCarthy. I have no idea what the thing. I have no idea what to believe. Byron Donald is one of my favorite representatives. And he don't support McCarthy. And I think he's a rational reasonable person. I hear his testimony. He don't support it. Jim Jordan is one of my favorites as well. He supports McCarthy. Donald Trump came out in a lengthy statement on true social and made mention that we need to come together as a party. This is pretty much embarrassing and we need to get behind McCarthy. But I thought McCarthy was establishment just like Mitch McConnell. So what do you believe? What is the truth?
Bloomberg Radio New York
"tillman" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Department of Justice said it already screened documents seized from Donald Trump's Florida home for attorney client privilege, potentially casting doubt in the former president's lawsuit seeking third party review of the records. For more Bloomberg news, legal reporter Zoe Tillman joined Kimberly Robinson to discuss the new developments. You know, we learned a couple of key things the first being that investigators are quite far along in going through the documents that were seized to the point that they could tell a judge in Florida that their privilege team had gone through the documents that were seized, had identified that some were potentially attorney client privileged material, and that they were already going through the process that they had previously laid out for what to do with that information. It was a strong suggestion to the judge perhaps that this is all moot and far too late in the game to bring in someone now to unring the bell of giving investigators access to these documents. So putting aside the special master issue, what's the normal procedure that the DoJ goes through when dealing with privileged documents like this? Yeah, so it's pretty common for a federal investigation, especially one like this to have what's known as a taint team or a filter team or a privileged team, which is a collection of usually FBI agents and prosecutors who are not the lead prosecutors in case agents in an investigation. And the purpose of that is so that the folks who are ultimately prosecuting the case, they don't see something that could get them disqualified or knocked out of the investigation at some later critical phase, or I think worst case scenario for the Justice Department, jeopardize the entire integrity of the investigation. What's less clear here is this the concept of executive privilege and whether that type of privilege is something that the Justice Department could or should filter for as they're going through these documents that's not typically what a taint team would be looking for. So that's a big question mark and the Justice Department did not address that issue which Trump has raised in the filing today. And that's Bloomberg news legal reporter Zoe Tillman speaking to Kimberly Robinson, catch
Open Floor: SI's NBA Show
"tillman" Discussed on Open Floor: SI's NBA Show
"He finished this game plus 13, everyone said that this is what I was talking about earlier about like switching and being hunted. It's like just let these pros play sometimes and sometimes as a coach you get inside your own head, you think that Tillman is going to defend better because someone was a little bit more someone was getting cooked so it's like Adam's finishes plus 13. I know a lot of stuff goes into that. He's just he's critical on the screens. He's critical off ball screens. He's critical on ball screens to offensive communication. He's critical on the offensive glass, creating second chance. 6 offensive rebalance. He was killing the glass. Yes, he had 6 offensive 15 rebounds total. Three assists. And it's like, what he does for jaren Jackson junior as well can not be overstated. In terms of Jaron staying out of foul trouble in terms of Jaron getting to guard four a little bit more, I know that Otto Porter went off and hit some threes and part that's partially because Jaron's out there is also trying to patrol the paint. But I just liked starting Steven Adams and I want to see this team with job with Adams. Be itself. With everyone kind of in roles that they were in during the regular season. I'm not saying that they can definitely win three in a row that would be surprising. But if you went to in a row, which I think they could do and then you go to a game 7 and anything happens, Jordan Poole sprains his ankle. I'm not ruling out a grizzlies come back here. I hope they get it to 7. I think they'll get it to 6, but that was a, I don't know how the teams do it. I've been asking players about it in Phoenix. And you know, Giannis talked about it after the game, you know, emotions are for movies, not for basketball, but I honestly think it's such an under discussed aspect of the playoffs and it's impossible to quantify..
The Bill Simmons Podcast
"tillman" Discussed on The Bill Simmons Podcast
"Mistake. And the one that I can not defend him on was thinking that Tillman fertitta was going to trade with him. Because he did the whole thing, I'm going to leave. I'm done with Houston, I'm out. I'm going to spend time with my family. And from what I heard, there was only one team that he wasn't allowed to go to, but otherwise he was out. And whether how genuine that was, I don't know, but within a couple weeks, all of a sudden he was in Philly. And I don't think for Tati was ever actually trading him James Harden. Is my take. And the nets I think they're waiting. They're waiting for the nets for Durant to really push those guys to do it. And then finally, they end up throwing a Jared hound and picks. But house was that was that the big Daryl mistake? Can we criticize him on that, thinking that Houston would trade him that he could just leave, go to Philly and then take James Harden with him basically? Hi, it's impossible to know. There's only one way to know that, and that's to sit in a room with Tillman fertitta and Daryl morey and cross examine those two and see which one of them feels like there's more truthful guys. Slow conference. February, let's do it. You know what, you guys are gonna be so depressed because if I would have known we were doing this pod. I could ask him last night. Tillman fertitta flew into Memphis and showed up at the game. Wow, last night. I have plenty of good reasons why Memphis ribs would be one reason. He probably I don't know, he wanted to see a 40 point drubbing. I don't know. I mean, I don't know why he showed up, but it was weird when he walked in. Everybody was like, what is he doing here? The team didn't even know. He was showing up. He just showed up out of nowhere. That also sounds very consistent with, you know. That owner is all about and some of his legacy careers have been an owner and all that kind of thing. So here's the thing. Here's the question. Let's just forget the harden thing. And we'll forget that completely. Okay, let's just fast forward. To me, Ben Simmons value, right now, is worse than it was, even if you want to say there wasn't a ton on the table and wasn't a good trade. Whenever there was, there was, right? So after after the playoffs and they lose to the hawks, that's a bad deal. No way around that. But I don't think they could have traded him in June between the playoffs and the draft with wow. He played just from how he looked in the playoffs. I think everybody needed to kind of take a step back and wonder what happened. Let's say you get to the draft, then you get to free agency, then you get to, you know, you get to the point where the demand becomes public. Up until that point, it's a little different deal. Because I think if I'm trading, aren't you saying like, what are you going to do? What leverage do you have? You guys not playing for you. And he wants out. Like I don't see how he gets a good deal for Ben Simmons at this point. But I don't know how you get a good deal from House. Is there any different than July when you have a guy going, I want out, and now everybody in the league knows you have to trade somebody. You're not getting a good offer at that point. What is the historical precedent of a team being in the power seat in the two weeks after their player says, get me the fuck out of here? Well, here's what airs what I'd say to that. Just step that house. No, it's fine. Stop showing you what's the Westbrook house. You just cleared it out. Hold on now. Focus how usage is two on one. Verno gets high UC. It's.
Premium Hoops
"tillman" Discussed on Premium Hoops
"So i think it makes sense. Moving from want show is a good move. I don't love taking on show if memphis but i think part of that for for minnesota was like okay. Well we are just ready to move on from like the maybe that's more just about making salaries work. It's not like his salary's terrible but like it was just not a super impactful. Nba player in my opinion right now so. I love that for minnesota in a vacuum again. What is going to do for them next year. Looking at it from memphis perspective. I like that. They're taking a chance on your call there. The team who. I am not surprised as taking a chance on Call but it's also just kind of murky to me like okay. Let's just talk about it with both colver. I the colver is not a good finisher right now. I mean he's okay at the rim shot fifty nine percent at the room this last year which was up five percent from his rookie year but he has some really bad misses. The craft isn't fully there for him. He's good at getting to the rim. It's just actually finishing their the three was not there. The free throw got better but like it's still bad like he shot sixty percent at the free. Throw line this past season. He's a very legit fender. Like he. a good good wing defender. I believe in him to be an impactful defender. Belykh okay. is there still some kind of with him as a ball handler is. He gonna be able to shoot an attack. Closeouts were a waste from from being able to answer those questions because the the framework just isn't that right now. He didn't get to play summer league because he had an ankle injury that he was still slow rehabbing from from this past season again. I like i understand memphis taking swing on him but also lake. I do struggle with it. Because here's my thing. Like where is jerry. Call playing time coming Is the real question. Because let's just go down the roster right now. They have stephen adams daniel. Oh terror locked up for next year for sure. Those guys are both centers. Obviously jaren jackson junior in the front court wacho behind him. I don't really know how much watchable even play. I would bet very little in there could even be another move for him. Who knows santee. All the mas there. I actually believe he's going overseas though. I mean xavier. Tillman is there as as the backup..
The Virtual Entrepreneur
"tillman" Discussed on The Virtual Entrepreneur
"You know Jeb blunt puts out this great video. I'll engage with jab but then there are twenty seven people that are commenting. I wanna start a conversation with well. I'm gonna treat jab like he's the key now and all these people are in the audience right or worry we're all here to see jeb talk right so now i engaged instead of starting with. Hey see you're an entrepreneur. I think you could get some great value from being a member of our learning and coaching membership. Right i'm not gonna start. What will say. Hey we're both big fans of gems. You hear his podcast on x. Y. and z. It was awesome. This is one of the things that i loved. If you're interested. I can send you a link and now so we start the conversation about what we both care about about what we have in calmed and so. I don't remember your exact question. Or how i got there but i think that's a really important thing for entrepreneurship. Do to find and connect. That's what it is right finding. Connect the people because these are people that are interested in in a similar. What you do. And they're engaging unlinked and so that's a great place so you're not just finding people that are disengaged you're starting to engage with the right people that love this platform and so you'll easily start conversations outta an awesome. Yeah and that's a really beautiful strategy. Actually i like it. I know it seems to be. I think it's how we talk if an it's how we can we naturally do and it just seems just have to bring into the contest of flooding. Doing and business really. I just love it. I love question here. I've been thinking. Now that i am bringing the conversation trying to bring it into a full close so that everything we have stayed together make sense. I was wondering what are your final thoughts in terms of if you wanted health our enterpreneurs to get started in taking action into social selling so they can take their social selling skills to the next level. What motivation would you have for them so motivation to get started. I would say Done well it is the fastest way to grow your pipeline okay and at a higher level credibility than any kind of cold calling or called outreach. Okay so it's really to focus on the quality and do it well rather than trying to get as many as possible. Pract awesome awesome awesome. Synthetic thank you so much. Brian tillman for the grade interview. I have mind has been exploded with ideas and how this fits into businesses. And so i want to thank you so much and i'm sure all the enterpreneur. Oh the enterpreneurs in the audience. I'm going to be like whoa did she. Did she just say all of this. Because it's it's a lot of a lot of things that packed avin can really just doing one of those could ruin the medically increase your business sales your business relationships and really grow to the next level and so based on what shade. What what you have shared to get started on called calling. This has been my biggest learning this week. As far as i can remember. And so i'm delighted. And i am sure enterpreneurs gladys of thank you so much for sharing with us your expertise and experiences in this subject area and i was just wondering one little thing here. 'cause i know you are a see. The ceo of social sales link. And how does that fit in with social sales so sorry social selling yet. That's all we do. Is we teach people how to social sell the right way We have two sides of our business. One is the corporate training we know into large companies and help them. Implemental didn't strategy for their sales team. And then we have our learning and and coaching for ninety nine dollars. You get our course and then twenty nine dollars. A month to coaching calls every single week. Yeah that's a great deal for entrepreneurs. Yeah some notably and how. How can our audience find you. So you know we have all these independent who wants to love the pines and network partners to the map into intend to qualified buyers. How can they get to learn more about you and the social sailing. So the first thing is sign up for library dot com. It's totally free. And there's a ton of content in there in fact will probably link this podcast upset a resource for all of our members And then if you're interested in learning about our learning or are coaching you can social sales link dot com slash store s. t. o. r. e. Awesome awesome. This is great stuff. I am taking notes in kissing. Anyone is wondering why quiet. Go back. And i have the recording. I have to admit sometimes inspired. And this is what i am getting. I am so inspired. I'm thrilled that makes that makes my that makes mind. That's awesome. that is good. That's good so thank you so much again brand. Tillman for sharing with us. All these great knowledge. And i want to thank you all. The virtual entrepreneurs joined us on this episode of the enterpreneur. We have had such an amazing presentation. And i'm sure you've gained a lot in terms of what you can do to improve your business if it means just getting that one more connection with someone who could really change build up that the the the relationships that we need to develop Nature teams and as roma's mackinaw pro. So again. I am herbert innocent. And you have been listening to the virtual enterpreneur like to invite you to check out the social sales link platform which is at social sales link dot com forward slash store today for more information. And we'll have molly more details on this episode at herbert's marketing held dot com. Or you can just go to the enterpreneurs website dot com virtual channels website dot com the links in the description of the podcast and as always have a wonderful day. I'll talk to you own nine next episode of the virtual enterpreneur..
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"tillman" Discussed on MTR Podcasts
"Like somebody who had been on my thesis committee in graduate school like in like little final meeting where title until little bell as things ending. He had been to me like this is like thinking they may the might go into academia. I work. We're gonna k twelve school not at the college level at this point but Serve thinking about about me and my personality and what that might be like in academia and he just sort of said like you have this like enthusiasm and joy for life and school and educational institutions. Might might try to to get rid of that to make you see more serious. And he said like that's actually like that's not a good thing like be who you are and be your authentic your authentic self and and that's what's more important and and i don't. I don't feel that way at night school at all. I feel like i can. I can be. I can show them by by yourself But it is something that i sort of think about in in a lot of spaces of like you know like where. Where can you like. I want to be able to be in spaces. Where i can show up and and and be my own authentic self Into that sort of like something. That had been given to me. That sort of things that i i tell myself. art wise. It's obvious you're always sort of chasing the next thing like okay. What's my next project. What's next show. What's the what's the next thing that i'm going to do and Sometimes a lot swing sometimes not as much as going on. I think the thing that i always like to tell myself it's dislike. It's just important to show up work right like it's important. The those things will common actuaries. But i am. I pretty disciplined a pretty disciplined studio practice for somebody with a with a fulltime job and a family And and that's like that's like an important thing for me to do is to just like to to show up in the studio and show up in making Even when it's harder even when it like like my work desk is also who we now live at work. Maybe don't work at work so like my studio desk is also my live work desk from home. So it's it's a little got. I got my second monitor up here. Just in case and like but but i can still like i can still construct Right like i can still find. I can still find a place in time to shop makes. It's important to feel comfortable and be able to be yourself and be engaged in what you're doing and i think that's that's a really good thing to kind of check in with yourself on in recognize it. It's just like why. Am i doing this again. That that's the thing it's like this. It might be myself here on my putting up a front because i think when you're you're being so you enjoy it more i think and you don't feel like they are some weird like just parameter because eventually the real us going to creep out and it's just like hey i got questions about these vests or whatever you know so i mean i do because i work at higher ed on in a in a data capacity and i tried just to be quiet because i know the real rob is going to creep out. And it's like all right. Let me not say something snarky and subversive and is really hard not to so and i find when it comes out and usually in response to something. That's going air or certain practices. That doesn't make sense in something. I have to work in us like well. I should articulate this this way. And this makes sense i i should be authentic and true to what i'm trying to do here and i find when i'm not doing that. Even in the creative space. Like i used to try to put on an act and a front. When i'm doing a podcast. Or what have you and one of the comments that i've gotten about this particular. Podcast is you sound like you're actually a real person. You're actually a conversation with someone instead of so back in two thousand ten when this happened is like that's not what i do. I try to have a real conversation with someone. I wanna say things that don't make sense. I'm going to call my own thoughts. But i try to get a genuine conversation out of someone and i think that's what hooks people i think. That's what has people to what's happening here. In these types of conversations so in terms of visualizing a project and you see it beforehand do see pieces of it beforehand. Then project a finished product or is it just like wabi. Sabi is like as we're going through it you know. This is what. I'm what i'm seeing materializing as you're working on it. How does that work for you. I'll talk about a couple of things so for example like with the chroma project. We certainly know that there's going to be a lot of objects and together. We plan we. We might plan how big it is. What the edges are going to be like. It's all the way to edged space. Or is it gonna kinda like fade out and be a little bit more irregular And we might plan you know. Does the color transition go top to bottom or left to right or right to left Where do we put. Where do we put the The value shift right from dark polite. And we'll plan. We'll plan out something like that and in that sense we would. We would know what it's gonna look like you don't really know what's going to continue but all all the things in place but In the studio right now to. I've been making news is really small collages based on The photos that i take and the bills are really do it. If right i'm cutting pasting. I'm looking at different relationships next to each other Dry trying to make sense trying to make sense of these images. But i don't know what it smells like at a time i don't sit down. I know i need to. I need to put the balloon. Cheer next to the next to the The photograph i took the roads of the boom. You like nixed the asphalt. Like i don't i don't think about that like i'm feeling that up but i am also making small paintings based on those And so those. Have those exact. Compositions i know. Know exactly what the composition is going to be. And i might think ahead of time like this area is going to be really flat or this area is going to have this color. I'm going to be more washy or painter in in that space as they can be they can be both and they can be they can be really planned or they can be way more into it as good as it's again. It's good as much as this. Podcast is for listeners is really for me. It's really for me to understand what creatives do so. I can rip it off so in. My last question is make -nology how the day's gone from both phones for over for my last question. So let's say in a scenario and i say this frivolously if you had to switch your creative calling to another one would it be and why. Oh okay so like but it. S like a creative time. Like okay. Because i think it is but it's also i think i would be an event planner. Okay i get like nervous around events like i don't actually like the event happening but i really like and i like like the party staff and i liked it the core i feel like i feel like there's like a a a weird wedding planner. That might be an ibm me which is weird. Because we actually. We had a very large wedding people. Wise but very small wedding spectacle. Wise shot it. We had our reception at the ball. Ended the baltimore streetcar museum. Yes we we. Were very excited because we were like. We don't need to decorate. he's just full of like trade dioramas so bad to me. That was perfect. So but i didn't like go all out with like the the fluff and the color and the like i was just like this is perfect but i. I think i would like to do that for other people and i have. I have done have done promptly in in my job. I have planned it. Plans three prompts So as planned more than three problems.
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"tillman" Discussed on MTR Podcasts
"And give them to us. Okay what. I what i'll do is i'll i'll sanitize items from like a goodwill or something. I think i have some old toys in the crib. And i will send them to you because back in the day like the toys that they gave those like. Here's a piece of plastic. We didn't put much work into this This is going to be repaired for something. Later is going to be great. It's going to be better than the actual function as a toy says like oh hair. Here's a here's a ninja turtle sword or something. Here's just something that's just one one color totally or you going to more than one color right a friend of mine Mine is traveling the country in an rv with children and share as sort of response to to life and scored like right now and she was given a box of box of things for her younger son like little plastic things that you might think. Think a two three year old bike and That it's not necessarily rb friendly to have a box those things down so she am. I hope i hope the sun doesn't listen to the podcast because he does not know that she sent me the box. But but within a. I'm thinking about it because there is these objects that were sort of transitional objects right it was I call them so it like it had more than one color in it so it was It was blue a little truck and it was a little track and on top of it. Had it's like really like the color of your your background -til on the top and so you could really use that quite well. A fit sort of the blue to be in transitional area because it sort of had sort of had both in them think. That's baltimore you moved. You moved here and tell us tell us about that. Move here and what. Your thoughts impressions. Were of baltimore before moving. Here i came to baltimore with with my now husband right so he had he had grown up here and before before we moved here in two thousand and two i had visited maybe two or three times and i found baltimore. Be sort of like a a really fun and delightful at accessible. Sized city. Seem to be that it had. It had all the things that you wanted to city. That was small enough to still be accessible. And and frankly i was immediately taken by by some of the kitschy charm of baltimore. Twenty christine was was very smitten with with lawn ornaments and visit bosseaux. the for. I'm a mid westerner so nobody in the midwest like asterix for right yard is the first time. I first time i had seen that and And that like i got west is friends with like. It's not that unusual. But i hadn't even had never even seen that in florida and I was. I was immediately smitten by by the kind of place that was. That was a good move. That's funny that's funny. We we do have that that truck bombings in the name so in comparison to like places you. You've been in other places that you've been in that that that seen the art scene how i would say baltimore a compares to those. I think one of the things that drew us to tooting baltimore was the i found. I find baltimore's artsy to be really accessible and at the time that we moved here Which is you know dating myself here. We moved here in two thousand and two it was. It was a city that like within the first year of us living here we were able to to show work and we were both making work. That was needed to be shown to exist right. I was doing a lotta installation based stuff and my my husband was sort of doing sort of like very project based project. Based work that was that was not object oriented and so Both needed a space to show work and That was tomatoes. Able to happen for us pretty quickly after moving here. Which of and it was that we were able to to meet people and it was really friendly and welcoming and i think i think continues to be as well so I would. it's a pretty accessible city in that regard especially for those who didn't who didn't go to school in baltimore right. I think we were decided we were deciding between between baltimore and chicago and That's where that's where. I grew up and chicago. So you know would have taken us a couple of years to make connections that the the crew that went to school in chicago already had made wasn't baltimore was much more open and accessible and extended about what people are doing kind of see. I think the thing that that assessment there is something often gets overlooked because people come here and usually. It's i want to make a and then i left or i want to mike and then i stayed. Or what have you and always try to get down to. If that's the common thing just being very general here. I want to kind of get down to like all right. What's the difference with why someone state that they get that. That s ability. Did they get that sense of community or was it something they they just weren't getting here and i. It's always interesting to see what it is because usually in here net common theme of this community accessibility. And depending on what you wanna do like some people feel like. I need to quickly grow. I need to chase the dragon. And then suddenly they're no longer a artists with ties to baltimore's i discovered in new york or discovered here and i think it depends on what the person is looking for because as you touched on you can move up pretty quickly here but baltimore's is still baltimore. Baltimore is in new york. Baltimore is in california but isn't los angeles or whatever these other larger markets are because that's just not what it is but you can get your stuff seeing and you can be part of percents of can be within a community and you can do very well. I would imagine in terms of advice like what's a piece of advice that you wish may be gotten like ten years ago if not a little longer ago that you feel like new that earlier you're asking me this question like at the end of a work all right dog. It's all good. I don't know if it's like a a piece of advice. That i wish i had gotten so much as advice it i i keep returning to. I keep giving myself does that. Make sense and okay. I'm going to go with one that i like. I was given and then another that that like i. I kinda keep returning to is like in my mind and so one would be like.
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"tillman" Discussed on MTR Podcasts
"Yeah so three so chroma colors your colors a little bit. Don't don't trust. The pink vests is what i'll say in real life. We were talking about vaccine vest. But let's talk about your work. Describe your working your background to the fine folks out there who may be initiated. Hey so So i am a visual artists. Who works in lots of different materials. I and all of my art revolves. Around how i see the world and what i think is interesting in the world and what i take from it and i work for people who sort of visualize that I work in sculpture and in painting and also in collage. Yes and i would say like with installation. We'll say that and also A bit of a fashion plate. I'm noticing it's always an interesting sweater or your top. They're very vibrant popping colors. I if you wear neutral colors and then we're one thing that isn't than everybody thinks that you're very colorful as dresser. This is legit. Like this was a halloween costume at one point but i also wear. It is a leopard sweater that i bought off amazon by searching leopard sweater and yellow and it was my halloween costume last year. And now just wear it like legit person. I am currently wearing five. Different shades of gray shirt. Unaffiliated never went there. They don't always match the grace but go. That's what it is. It's my personality. Unmatching grays a so. I read this of your early. Work is inspired by connections to advertise in two advertisement saying connections to algorithms among other things. Describe some of your favorite pieces of advertisements. Well i think like you said to me that really reads as like print or or media based on. I think when i when i say advertising. I'm gonna include visual merchandising as a piece of advertising and that's like a pretty huge influence for me Until visual merchandising would be house stores and retail spaces organized airspaces to get people to want to buy things. Whether it's a window display or or really. I mean a whole store is virtually merchandise so whether it's Walking into target and seeing how how things change based on the seasons or sweaters at the gap All folded and by color I'm really. I'm really profoundly interested in objects and object display and And how that relates to retail spaces. I think i think you're right. Like merchandising is a part of it that often gets ignored when people think of like advertising. If if if something isn't position in a certain way. Because i don't want to buy that and the way that things are placed like i cannot put it like i'm tall so something that's at my like. I don't care about anything below me. So if you're trying to get me as your audience place things up but people were. Your average person is going to be considerably shorter than me. So thank the placement of certain things in how it's aligned. Maybe by color. I would imagine like if you go down the what is it like the cereal and judging by what you work with the chroma kind of set up i want. How's that experience for you. How's the surya all experience for you like and then to the grocery store like i like an impulse buyer right if i if i see it and i want it because it's starkly or something like i will i am. I am a sucker for all of those things. But i think that arrangement is a way that we can make sense out of things on another big influence for me would be a natural history museums. I'm not not uncomplicated spaces but But especially i am really fascinated with gem and mineral displays as well as dioramas and how how taxes are neatness is displayed. And and sort of that. I i like artifice. I like steak nature so like to natural history museum spaces like taking real nature and then like moving it entirely out of nature to this like space but all of those things and sort of natural history as a discipline if you if you could call it. That is really based on the idea that the people can make can make observations about and learn from it right so it's a A discipline based on people's own observation. That's right so when you see you know when you see these two skeletons next to each other you learn something about about the name your cat creature just by by seeing them together and i think that i think that that's also related to the same way right like i might see. I might see this one sweater next to another sweater and make nagin association that way or if you can say cereal or turns like it's also connected. Oh i really like the seafood area of the grocery store. That's those are some of my favorite displays. Yeah i think that comparison pieces is important because you see by itself. It's just like oh this is just a sweater. What have you or whatever. The item is when you see comparisons. Oh suddenly like the textures here. This fabric is different as this feels different. Oh this feels more expensive or next to like a another piece of fabric. Oh this is just a shirt. This is not the same as it's not as important or attaching different values on based on a comparison. I think when when i was describing my work i kind of left a big a big piece out in addition to a digital drawings and collages and sculpture and installation based stuff I i've been in a long term collaborative artistic partnership with a woman named lisa. Solomon out of oakland california and she. And i since since two thousand and fifteen of have worked together on a project called chroma in which we crowd source objects color. We we ask people to give us things that have that have color in them which everything does as long as it's not transparent so like fully transparent me you can have like parent blue and it still blew puts we ask people for for things that have color and then we organize them by color and people may have a baltimore. People may remember a show that we've been two thousand fifteen at gallery ca And we have done. We worked together on that project again in san francisco and there is a permanent version of installation at the worst in dc. And we've we were trying to Together again for some some percent private collectors as well but what that project does is we get these things by color and then we organized by color in these big expansive while based while based groupings and similar to what we were just talking about in terms of like how things are organized in making connections. I mean any time you put you put things together. people are going to make connections between them so there. We really enjoyed doing that by color. So you know certainly color transitions. You know how how red might transition into orange. You know in in a lighter value of cool like sammy. Sammy staff Happening but it's not just like how the species early because it's not just color transitions but it's also seeing objects butting up next to each other so a pair of scissors next to a broken watchband next to I'm thinking about orange right now and in in in a version of chrome that we did we got like a somebody's prison bracelet like a prison. Id brezler at had had been orange. It had like a a photograph on it and some taxed so it's really it was really interesting like to end up putting all of those things together and having them seemed to get through the lens of. It's i would like to start seeing powering. Action figures from like the nineties. Just to stay here just somebody gave it to us. We would tell. Put that in the past dispensers. There's there's definitely some star wars if if someone is willing to give it up.
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"And because he groups suing in ST Louis, saying of one prisoner hasn't showered in month due to a disability. The jail is ignoring a new lawsuit claims of paraplegic inmate at the ST Louis City Justice Center. Has not showered or otherwise bathed in five months due to the facility, not being equipped for persons in wheelchairs. The lawsuit is filed by Arch City defenders on behalf of 39 year old prisoner, Anthony Tillman, who claims his disability prevents him from using even the wash rag in basically gave him the lawyers claim it violates the Americans With Disabilities Act, Tillman is facing a lengthy incarceration. For allegedly firing a gun in the car with a child inside of Evan Brown. Fox News Washington coach Ron Rivera speaking today for the first time since the team cut quarterback Alex Smith, and I don't disagree with a lot of things that, he said. I really don't Rivera admits he didn't want to give Smith a chance to come back last year from his gruesome leg injury. As Smith alleged in a GQ interview last month. It was always in the back of my head. What if he gets hurt again if he hurts that leg at that specific leg again? Don't be the guy that put it back on the field of alone, get hurry, Rivera told reporters. Smith asked for his release. And he agreed, saying it was best for the team to play again and he'll do a great job. John
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"Worry about that. Your stay, so wouldn't it couldn't be a star player to have to be more There are plenty of great athletes, though, like it have to be a guy like your co That was that was You know, playing person second down, but was good enough athlete that it with training could probably be taught how to kick a field goal. I mean, come on, It's kicking a field goal. I know it is man. It's not kicking a field man. We make it sound so simple. That's not. It's not that simple training like harder in high school with training, honey, I mean, like Canada, they could teach somebody that and it is that simple. I don't think so. Yeah, I'm with Hoody. It's not gonna put you in a kowski and someday like how many kickers are gonna go in the hall of Fame, please ask North about cast ballot. Mike North wanted him over your lacquer like billboards. Yeah, Absolutely. You don't believe that? You got into it with Mike over this, Mike said at pick number eight You take Sebastian Janikowski over Brian Urlacher, Mike Tell the truth. He did say that. And then he got drunk with him in Chicago. Double down. You got to know you have Janet. Constant like karma. Ask North about his exploits with Jana Kowski. They were in the streets of Chicago Hard. Ask him. Well, you might want to run the streets of them. But the idea of drafting a kicker over Brian Urlacher is no. He loved him. He thought I'm telling I will work. I was at the same station with him at the time. Oh, my You said, that's crazy. I got Charles Tillman's numbers in front. Like I was gonna pro football reference. It's just It's just the You look at Tillman's numbers versus those that were like him as far as enough So the names I have a firm er, Carly Day Brown West Hopkins Leon Hall. Randy Logan. Will Allen Thomas starred in Adrian Wilson. None of those guys were all Hall of Famers. No. Yeah, but peanut, like created something. Yeah, he kind of did. He caused more turnovers than anybody, And it's hard to raid him with any other corner in his ability to cause turnovers, because nobody did it his way. How many forced fumbles that peanut Having some like it's in the 40. It really compares to, like four Russian defense defensive ends Yes, crushing defensive ends. Have those types of number 44, honey? Yep, That's amazing. There is no comparable to forcing the fumble at a cornerback corner. He was doing something nobody else. Woz. That's kind of why I still turn over whether it's an interception or thing. So total turnovers is what he should be judged on interceptions, plus those forced fumbles Bone. Yeah, like in that area. He really has no peer in terms of defensive backs, And that's why it's not even you could make a pretty strong case for he and all includes. And Brian Briggs, too. Not maybe not as much as those other two. I don't think, but I think there's a good case to be made for rolling in for peanuts. Honey, I found the picture online. I showed it the car. It's North Janikowski about the night out in Chicago. Oh, my God! Man crush and he wrote an article Mike in the Daily Herald. 2016. Why I wanted Janet Kosti over earlier and by the way, if I had to make a case For the greatest return guy in all of history, it would be made for Travis Williams. Why is that? Your demon running back for the Green Bay Packers slash another team Packer. He had 118 touches and six touchdowns. The most effective return man in football history. Travis was her touches. That's pretty absolutely per touches. Nobody's even remotely close. And why does nobody know about him? Because he's a journeyman running back that couldn't start at the running back position. It could be a star. That's why the greatest return guy in NFL history. Nobody knows about because if all you could do is return, it doesn't really matter does it? No, it doesn't. Thank you And I'm going to the game. Though. Case one third of the game on the market, it is never figured out how to get one last question With that mask on market. It looks like a diaper you got even below got to get a different mask. He's got that big white thing I did covers almost his entire face. You're in the weekend show. Yeah, it looks like he's wrapped in a diaper kill again. There's a black one. I mean, put them One odd Don't you leave me alone. Just coming. Hey, what's coming out of his mouth and might as well be a diaper car. Let's talk about the Andre. I don't know The upgrade and everyone says is not very good. I sons are pretty good. Rico. The sons are good, but they shouldn't have a dragon Bandar there don't The problem is I don't think anybody's gonna be able to beat the Lakers of the Clippers out there. But I'd like to put a little futures for although Utah's played great, too. I'd like to put a little futures play down at eight. And this Sunset on a shekel. They're good sons air. Good, dude, I'm Chris Paul. Like Chris. Paul is the angels wondering like killing. He's unbelievable. Is the guy that you want? You want someone to stabilize the point guard spot? Of course. I'm rooting for money, Williams. Everything love must absolutely amen to that low. Monty have money like that. I like that Suns team, Though. That too. They've been They've been the dregs the league for a while. But you bring a Chris Paul and all of a sudden now you've gotten better. They're good man. Bridges is good one last one holding out Talking about this If I told you that the Bears did not give up a lot to get him. I'm not talking about some stupid trading. But they acquired Gardner Minshew and drafted someone. His touchdown interceptions 27 to 11 37 to 11 37 to 11. Pastor rating of 95.9. Would you be okay with that? If you drive if you traded like a conditional sixth round pick Sure. Yeah, but you said third earlier. I said, you know what I did, And then I said, I went. Let's make it 1/4. You gave up your fourth. We wouldn't do it. Who's starting for you, then? Um You right? That's my point. Tyler Bray. I mean yesterday. This is how bad it's gotten like cabs, talking about trading picks for government you yesterday, Sylvie's making a case. Ryan Fitzpatrick. That would be his ninth team. I mean, and I am I'm so like, warn out by the Bears. They had like they've almost broken me like I can't have these conversations about trading picks for Gardner Mensch. You are signing Ryan Fitzpatrick for $10 million. I can't have them anymore. They have broken me. They should have broken every bears fan in the universe with this guy tonight with this kind of just trying to throw something going. No. I mean, I get it like back there. We are broken as a fan base. Do you guys realize that We're broken down. We're talking about trading draft picks for Gardner Minshew like it's brutal. This is what they've done to us. What were you shame on the bear's shame on them? But were you surprised when I said 37 to 11 and a passer rating of 96?.
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"tillman" Discussed on WGN Radio
"W G, and I'm Steve Bertrand. Thanks very much for tuning. In course, the Super Bowl is coming up on Sunday, and NFL football is doing something pretty cool they are sending. I think it's about 7500 Frontline vaccinated healthcare workers to the Super Bowl. Surrounds surprising them around the country. And one of the guys in on the surprise is peanut Tillman, who joins us on the team Hochberg phone line now peanut welcome. Hey, what's going on? It's going to read this. Great. Now tell me about this, said this had to be gratifying for you to surprise. I think you talked to four different people, right? Yes, sir. For different people that worked at I believe three different hospitals. One of the couples of Mary, there are a couple of doctors and tell me about their reaction to Yeah, so I was able to just really just surprise him. I think the NFL's on something really cool. They're trying to Show their appreciation to 7500 healthcare workers by allowing them to come and enjoy Super Bowl and I think it's awesome. I'm glad I was able to be a part of it. You know, One of the reactions I got was Nurse practitioner. She was the first lady that I called And as I broke the news to her, she just kept saying, Wow, and I think she was so in shock. That was the only word. In herbal Cavalleri. But all in all, I had a great time letting people know and Yeah, I really hope they have. Ah, amazing time. I told him to eat up and drink up. It's money they want Because everybody knows the NFL's got deep pocket. Was she speechless? Because she's going to the Super Bowl or because you called her? You know what? I think it was a Superboy had nothing to do with me. Am I never introduced myself? I was just like, Hey, just here to let you know you got some tickets. You guys free flight and travel and room and board. And I think one of the, uh, one of the ladies that work with the Bears. I think she's on their marketing Stashes like Hey, next time introduce yourself. They just think you're just some random dude. I was like, Okay? Yeah, more. That's why I had to start saying introducing myself that speaks to your giant ego that you didn't think people would want to know who you were. Right. They care more about the damn tickets is talking to me. I know I would So, like the easiest thing we told people that you were gonna come on today and someone sent us a text to ask you about your vegan English toffee. Do you know about that? So I have a a lady chocolate inspiration. She made the back coffee I've ever had in my life. I kid you. Not this. Go toe. Go. Follow me. I have a favorite. I think they're I think they're Twitter handle kids. We're losing it. This copy. Oh, my. Oh, sorry. No chocolate inspirations dot com. Yeah. Chocolate inspirations that coming Oh, Instagram. They have the best toffee. I kid you not And then so there's a. There's a Charles Peanut Tillman toffee and then the proceeds or some five bucks per box or something goes towards charity. Yes, sir. And I'm not saying it because we get a little piece of the pie. I would eat it if it if they weren't helping me out, Raise money. They really do have the best coffee I've ever had in my life. I kid you not. It's up there. It's on the same level is geared popcorn. Wow. All right, Kevin Paul from the sports offices here, too. Let's talk a little Super Bowl. Um, your Who do you think the chief's or the bucks? Uh, you know what? I'm safe. I'm gonna say Tampa Bay. I'm not just going to call her right now. Sample bags. Can I get a life what they're doing? They're the underdog. Charles. Can I get a bear's related question into you before we let you go? Okay? Who's the Bears starting quarterback in a week one next season. I don't think anybody knows. I don't even think the GM or the head coach knows I don't know. With the two guys you have. I don't know. I think you have to make him compete again. I'm a firm believer and just making quarterbacks compete. I think Tom and Tom again we always see Quarterback position is just kind of given the players and they don't really technically have to earn it. Like all the other players in the league. It's just all you're the quarterback drafted you early, so therefore you're gonna start No, I'm making murder. Gotta make him earn it again. Competition brings out the best in everybody who doesn't like to compete. Can I ask one more question before Paul. Really? What do you make of that? It's John Watson situation down in Houston. Obviously, bears fans. Our fingers crossed that maybe they could pull off the deal with the Texans. But Watson appears to want out of Houston. What have you made of that? I think he should. They should let him go. He needs to go. He's he's been so first off. I have a couple of things about this. I don't know why they got rid of DeAndre Hopkins. I don't I mean, there's so many questions as to why they got rid of him. I don't know. I'm still kind of shaking my head about that one. I don't know if they like I guarantee you, they they were terrible and trading cards. As kids. They were like, Yeah. Let me get that Michael Jordan for your monkey bones. We'll let you know. It's like, Wait. What? Like they were terrible that trading cards of kids. I don't know who authorized ideal, but they need to be they they should be fired. That was terrible. Peanut telling thanks for joining us, and, uh You know, you brought us a lot of joy. And you've brought some joy to four people for special people this week, So that's fantastic. Thank you, Peanut. Man. No worries. You guys have a.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"tillman" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The Atlantic to talk about this morning. You know a lot of news Sloan almost back to normal with Gamestop, yet It's like the 90 level. We'll get to that in a moment. But John like real news, Let's go first. John, with Mr Bezos has, of course been the talk of the moment from when it was released last night. Some good conversations. On their life will go on. I've seen some sell side reports on Amazon this morning, John. They are enthusiastic. It's the continuity candidate Tillman. Let's be clear. Jeff basis himself several years ago, said Congratulate me on a quarter. We made it three years ago. That's the story with Amazon. It's a freight train. It'll keep moving that we gotta talk about Italy. Tom Prime minister Druggie In the cards, formerly president Druggie, the C B all changing what's it worth in the bond market yields lower down eight or nine basis points on an Italian 10 Year. John What does it mean? In domestic politics. I think we all know who Draghi is. We know that you see being that Is he gonna be kissing babies in Venice? I don't know about that till I don't think anyone kisses babies anytime soon. Given the environment, we're in it the moment to be clear, though it means one thing stability. That's what this bond market is playing off the back off this morning, trump stability, a stability candidate, and let's be clear his friends imported out earlier, not a done deal yet. It's gotta come together in Italy. We're not there yet, but this bond market likes it. Whether they like it, and it's a calendar were mid week here on the jobs report. You know, what do we got? We got a teepee, then claims and then jobs report. I tell you, it's gonna be an active end of the week into the Super Bowl. John. Guess who's back? She's back. You like this? Hold on a second. Get back. Let's get the elephant out of the room. Yes, I have some days in l A okay,.
News 96.5 WDBO
"tillman" Discussed on News 96.5 WDBO
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KQED Radio
"tillman" Discussed on KQED Radio
"Have said that there are hundreds of cases that they're investigating. So we expect many more. There are dozens being unsealed every day. Up. So this is certainly really, I think the beginning Of the investigation. That Zoe Tillman, a senior reporter covering courts and justice for Buzzfeed news, so he thanks for joining us, Thanks for having me. Ah, lot of people believe Donald Trump won the 2020 election, even though he didn't. So how can you convince someone of the truth? We're talking conspiracy theories and why people believe them just ahead. I'm Jenn White. This is one A from W A. M. You and NPR. When the pandemic forced schools and doctors offices to close hospital saw an increase in the number of kids facing mental health crises. Tons of people showing up in emergency rooms is a signal that the rest of your system doesn't work. Millions of Children may not be getting the care they need. And now experts are warning about another public health crisis. A mental health epidemic on the next morning edition from NPR News. Morning edition from 2 A.m..
WGN Radio
"tillman" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Governor says the guard will work with local and federal officials were going to be prepared. And that's why I want to make sure that we have got the national Guard out there. We've got the state police, local police a swell assed federal coordination, so I feel good about the plan that we've got. Metzger says. There have been no specific threats to Illinois. And we're getting word now that one of Chicago TVs Most eminent whether people Jim Tillman has passed away happened at in Phoenix. He worked at Wttw Wi make you and WBBM Uh, Carol Marine who worked with Jim Tilmon for many years on Chicago TV. Says Jim is beloved and remembered as a total gentleman and great colleague. Blessings to him and to the love of his life. Joan Kids and grandkids. Jim Tillman was 86 22 years at NBC, five Chicago and a pilot as well, I mean you and they always brought him in after he retired. They did. To talk. Especially about aviation. Yep. Hey, will be monsieur TV legend. He will be missed. Congressman Danny Davis hosted a town hall to advocate for No knock warrant reforms. Time to keep looking. How do we change the relationships that have existed between law enforcement and especially the African American community, But all communities quite frankly. 2020 highly publicized cases of Briana Taylor and Antoinette Younger discussed. Town.
Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"tillman" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
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Mason & Ireland
NBA Fines Philadelphia 76ers’ Daryl Morey $50,000 For Tweet About James Harden
"Last of basketball operations daryl. Morey is getting in trouble with the twitter again all right. He's been fined fifty thousand dollars for violating the nba anti-tampering policy the finest in response to a to a december twentieth tweet about the houston rockets superstar. James harden obviously gio more used to be there. The tweet was deleted several minutes later. Celebrated the one year anniversary of heart and breaking the rockets franchise assists record more told the league. It was an inadvertent post from an automated app. Now more was hired by the seventy sixers less than two weeks after resigning as the rockets manager. And obviously he. The sixers are one of the franchises that have considered trading james harden john. Do you think that maury deserve to be fine for tampering. Here for that. Automated tweet just congratulating james or the one year anniversary of breaking the record. I don't think he should have been fined. But let me say this. I think adam silver is the best commissioner in sports. I think he's super smart. I think that daryl didn't endear has been a guest on our show. Many times may mason. And i both loved daryl. I think daryl didn't read the room here in other words. Tillman for tita. And the rockets are in a mess. Right now with harden. He has their best player. He wants out. Everyone's connecting the dots saying that darryl would love to have him in philadelphia so for darryl to poke that particular bear at this time is a bad look the way this went down and tell me if you agree is as soon as that tweet happened. Somebody in houston called the league office and said this is bs. Were in the middle of trying to navigate a crisis down here. And this guy's congratulating a player and making us look bad. And i think the league had to react at that point and so i wouldn't have find him but i understand why the league did. What do you think yeah. I think i was surprised when i saw that because i thought his tweet was pretty harmless. But i think you're right. I think that that you know james. Initially when he first asked for the trade didn't really have any representation. Okay didn't have an origin at that time is he's always kind of just like his mom and he's he's since tapped into wasserman those guys'll so he's got different representation now they can handle things but initially. There was a lot of consternation amongst the rockets. When darryl was interested daryl's sixers darrow. Were interested in trading for him. Right you know is there. Was there. Contact with darrell. James like there's this. There's a lot of stuff that really doesn't smell right with the rockets and the sixers and james harden and so whether this tweet was made it on time serving. It's just he. Daryl needs to be way more careful and the whole automated app. I just. I don't know if i buy that. I don't know if i bet either. I so i understand. Let's just say this ninety probably ninety eight percent of the time out of silver gets it right so i think that there's probably a backstory to this that all of us don't know and darryl poking the bear in houston at this particular time was probably not the smartest move. But it's not money they're owned by a bunch of hedge fund guys in philadelphia. It darryl can afford it. I think it'll probably go away now.
First Things First
James Harden’s Trade List Now Includes Bucks & Heat
"Mandy. James harden saga changing by the minute. The latest report this morning from sham saints. Pardon has the bucks the milwaukee bucks in the miami among his preferred trade destinations. Along with the seventy sixers and the brooklyn nets crisper starts sticking around with us. What do you make of this latest report. Well look i. I said earlier. When nick brought up the miami heat that makes a lot of sense. James harden in miami and that organization with those players around him. The ones they'd be able to keep. I think that would be a tough team to be in the eastern conference milwaukee. Look any time you bring in a player like james harden ninety percent of the time when you bring in that type of superstar. You're going to have to work some things out. You're gonna have to work out. How he fits in with your other star so we might look on the services they do he. John is really fit. But i would give it a try. If i'm the milwaukee bucks giannis is on board with it. If i could get james ordinaire look. I don't think they can. But if i could i'd give it a try broussard. Him including the milwaukee bucks on his list he might as well as included. The milwaukee brewers on his list. It's impossible they gave us their picks ken's so we can cross that off. It's a great idea but it's not happening. The he could happen now. I don't think the he would give up bam out of bio. But i'm sure they'd give up tyler hero. The future picks that aren't encumbered already. You'd have included in order to make the salaries work and some other stuff. You probably include kendrick nunn. Who had a decent rookie season. So i think the heater a real possibility. But what i think this does is actually finally moved. Daryl morey and i say that brandon because darryl has known the nets do not present a real threat in this trade deal because they do not have the assets to make this work. The heat cooled. And if he's going to expand his teams to include milwaukee in miami he might expanded even further. So right now daryl. I feel like has been holding back offering ben simmons which i think would get the deal done assuming tillman for titas and said you're not allowed to trade daryl morey because he's mad at him for leaving the team but i think all of a sudden this is causing real meetings in miami and real meetings in philadelphia. I think in milwaukee. They're like i mean we can call a meeting. But unless you're in love with dante jones. Oh i don't know what to tell ya. Milwaukee to me is not a realistic path but miami is a possibility even if they won't include out a bio brandon.
First Things First
Nick on news that Harden may have Bucks & Heat added as NBA trade destinations
"Mandy. James harden saga changing by the minute. The latest report this morning from sham saints. Pardon has the bucks the milwaukee bucks in the miami among his preferred trade destinations. Along with the seventy sixers and the brooklyn nets crisper starts sticking around with us. What do you make of this latest report. Well look i. I said earlier. When nick brought up the miami heat that makes a lot of sense. James harden in miami and that organization with those players around him. The ones they'd be able to keep. I think that would be a tough team to be in the eastern conference milwaukee. Look any time you bring in a player like james harden ninety percent of the time when you bring in that type of superstar. You're going to have to work some things out. You're gonna have to work out. How he fits in with your other star so we might look on the services they do he. John is really fit. But i would give it a try. If i'm the milwaukee bucks giannis is on board with it. If i could get james ordinaire look. I don't think they can. But if i could i'd give it a try broussard. Him including the milwaukee bucks on his list he might as well as included. The milwaukee brewers on his list. It's impossible they gave us their picks ken's so we can cross that off. It's a great idea but it's not happening. The he could happen now. I don't think the he would give up bam out of bio. But i'm sure they'd give up tyler hero. The future picks that aren't encumbered already. You'd have included in order to make the salaries work and some other stuff. You probably include kendrick nunn. Who had a decent rookie season. So i think the heater a real possibility. But what i think this does is actually finally moved. Daryl morey and i say that brandon because darryl has known the nets do not present a real threat in this trade deal because they do not have the assets to make this work. The heat cooled. And if he's going to expand his teams to include milwaukee in miami he might expanded even further. So right now daryl. I feel like has been holding back offering ben simmons which i think would get the deal done assuming tillman for titas and said you're not allowed to trade daryl morey because he's mad at him for leaving the team but i think all of a sudden this is causing real meetings in miami and real meetings in philadelphia. I think in milwaukee. They're like i mean we can call a meeting. But unless you're in love with dante jones. Oh i don't know what to tell ya. Milwaukee to me is not a realistic path but miami is a possibility even if they won't include out a bio brandon.
Chad Ford's NBA Big Board
NBA Mock Draft 3.0
"And we are back talking two thousand twenty mock draft three point o our last mock draft of the year. It's draft day draft morning. What better to unwrap and a mock draft on draft morning. it's the second round. Now now's the time to confess. I'm really terrible at projecting second rounds like you know my hit rate and some drafts has been like one two three picks in the second round. It's it's so hard to keep track of the first round the wheels to sort of come off and these picks happened like every two minutes. I it's hard to really keep track. I did my best. I project where. I think particular players can go. You definitely don't really get deep into this when you're talking the nba scouts in executives about what they're going to do in the second round. They're still trying to figure out the first round as well. So i've tried to find some fits there so this is reported more chad ford speculation. Here about what's happening. The second round starts with the dallas mavericks this pick via the warriors taking malachi. Flynn the san diego state. Junior point guard One of the guys that frankly could go ten spots higher in the draft. I actually really love malachi flynn. There's kind of a lot of point guards kind of later in the first round which may push him out a little bit. But i actually think he's the guy who could step in play right away. I would actually love him in dallas. I think that'd be great. Pick for dallas at thirty one at thirty two. The charlotte hornets are on the board. They're getting this pick via the cavs. Paul read the sophomore forward center out of depaul. Have them going thirty two. This is john. Hollinger's been super high on all year. I think he's another guy who can guard positions on the floor. I really like him. Actually think he brings some stuff offensively as well. I personally like him. Better than precious. I'm right now. Could turn out to be a terrible take. But it's kind of what i think and i definitely think he could be an excellent fit. I'm in charlotte. Especially if they end up with lamelo ball and they're gonna need to add a defensive big man. As part of that package at thirty-three the minnesota timberwolves around the board. This'll be the third pick because they have to. First round picks. Tillman the junior power forward at michigan state. Everybody loves this kid. He's he's one of these guys like high floor. Low ceiling. just does his work every day. Great rebound or plays hard. I'm ken defend going. Bring be a great locker room guy is gonna find some rotation that somewhere I like him in minnesota on a team. That is trying to go forward. I think he actually adds a bit of a veteran presence to the locker room. At thirty four the philadelphia seventy sixers are on the clock. That get this. Pick via the hawks. Isaiah joe the arkansas shooting guard who is one of the best shooters in this draft. Crazy range. High volume of three point shots philadelphia. Always in need shooters. When you're going to be playing. Ben simmons on this team he certainly constructs the floor. And i'd like isaiah joe there them at thirty five the sacramento kings Via the pistons. Dan dotson to kansas sophomore guard. Who is one of the quickest players in the draft. He's an elite score excels off the getting to the basket not a great shooter a bit undersized for his position not really a point guard that's why he slides a few spots higher but could be instant offense off the bench for sacrimento at thirty five at thirty six the philadelphia seventy sixers back on the clock this time via that pick from the mix jordan aura the louisville junior who also is one of the better shooters in this draft. He has good size vers position. Good length i'm not sure exactly what else he brings to the table besides shooting but again i'm just loading philly up i with shooters at the moment at thirty seven. The washington wizards are on the board. They get this pick via the chicago. Bulls tyler bay the junior ford out of colorado who is one of the best athletes in the strath super explosive. Really hard worker on the defensive end still just kinda coming along on the offensive. And then i think that's been a concern. He's he's one of those guys that might be a little bit of a twitter. Not sure exactly what position he plays in the pros that causes him to slide. A few picks in this draft think this is still really value. and by the way when. We're talking about a lot of these guys dotson. Tillman for example malachi flan. These guys could all end up in the first round as well. Just have them the second thirty eight new york knicks via the hornets janis ramsey. The texas tech freshman guard again volume score can shoot it a little bit We're just loading the knicks up now with backward guys that can score the basketball. I'm not sure who's going to defend in new york. But he's an intriguing prospect. He's only nineteen years old. And i certainly there's upside there with the thirtieth pick in the draft at thirty nine the new orleans. Pelicans selecting this pick for the wizards. Daniela touro the minnesota sophomore center. Who had a really really strong summer season one of the more improved players in the country very skilled at big man. I'm great size. Adding just bore skill in size to this pelicans roster i'm at the moment If you remember earlier jalen smith. I'm selected at thirteen at forty. The grizzlies are on the board. This pick via the silence. This is the first pick that the grizzlies have been able to make in the twenty twenty. Nba draft a doco as a bouquet. The kansas center. Big guy seven. Seven wingspan seven footer. Really good athlete actually just dominant player in the pain. Terrible free throw. Shooter doesn't really do anything facing the basket. But when you have that size and length and athleticism. I think you get something done in. The and kind of reminds me deondraye jordan. A little bit and a little bit surprised. He doesn't go higher. I get there seems to be a penalty on the big minner plane or pain. Right now in the draft at forty one san antonio spurs back on the on the board yama dr the israeli guard nineteen year old for hop. Well tel-aviv and you know. He's such an intriguing prospect because he plays his butt off. His incredible energy is just making a difference when he's out there but he's not really a point guard. He's kind of more of a two guard in a point guards body. He's not like a great shooter. I'm athletically he's actually not bad at all but that lack of a jump shot kinda undersized i position that makes him more of a second round prospect at he absolutely wants to leave israel and come to the nba. And if it's the g. league next year and so he could be an interesting prospect for san antonio developed down the road
Kim Komando
Three best friends who went fishing in Florida were found murdered, sheriff says
"Manhunt in Florida after a triple murder, three close friends, beaten and shot dead while on a fishing trip. The sheriff called Get a massacre authorities revealing grisly details, saying one of the victims managed to call his father for help. After being shot around 10 PM Friday, 23 year old Damien Tillman arrived to the remote area to go fishing with his friends. Officials saying as he was being murdered, 30 year old Kevin Springfield and 27 year old Brandon Rollin showed up and were shot Rollins making that phone call. Investigators are not revealing what the victim told his father on the phone before he died.