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The Paul Finebaum Show
"uw whitewater" Discussed on The Paul Finebaum Show
"Vehicle and property insurance company and affiliates North Carolina. You are listening to the Paul finebaum show podcast. getting you ready for thinking out loud. That is at 7 p.m. tonight. And the guys are with us now, Spencer and Richard Richard and Spencer listening to lane kiffin there. Lots of draw out of that. Certainly a huge win. What was the takeaway from the war room over there? Well, I think lane is, it's a little bit interesting trying to get used to Elaine kiffin dealing with this team as presently constructed. And I think you see reckoning with it in real time. They may not score a bevy of points. But as a welcome change from years past, you're probably not going to eat. They're going to protect them well, and I think that's something that is unique to laying kippens resume at the moment. He has a long history of teams that move up and down the field at will, but he does not have a track record of defensive excellence, and that is something that I think is a sign of his maturation as a coach that they haven't forced anything this year as far as I can see either in Jackson darts development or in terms of what he is. Like this may just be what this version of Jackson dart the 2022 version is. So like, congratulations to him for being a slow hand at how he handles this team right now. It's winning. It's weird to hear, but it also looks real nice on the scorecard. Talking to Richard and of course, let's switch to a couple of other more pressing matters and that's Georgia. What happened to them? I thought they were the best team of all time. I thought they were about to be awarded another national championship. Missouri is the second best team of all time. That's the only possible answer. That's the only thing we can say. Yeah. No, I think Missouri deserves a ton of credit in this game because this was not a fluke. This was not smoke and mirrors. Missouri came very close to winning this game and I understand you may say, well, yeah, they only lost by four points. There's ways you can lose by four points and it doesn't look that competitive. Missouri was competitive in this until the end. I think they will rue the fact that some 7s ended up turning into threes in this game. Harrison deserves to be lauded for his performance in this game, particularly after what happened at the end of the auburn game, but the problem is Harrison beavis had to kick 5 field goals. Yeah, they were one yard away from scoring on one of those and it was the difference in this game. It was four points. That's like literally what they did not get Georgia would have been going for OT on that final drive if they had made that and not had it called back as the penalty for what eventually turned into a field goal. If you ask them, what's wrong with George, they're a team. And they're a team that has to play on the road. Well, and they're a team without the defense that they had last year. Yeah. It was not a stretch of any amount of imagination. They know Georgia team that got gutted by the NFL on defense was going to step back on that side of the ball in some way, shape or form. They are obviously still probably the best defense in college football. It's not like Missouri scored 50 points. No, but it's also not like Missouri didn't have a good game plan, which was hymns, debts and Bennett in. Okay, pressure them up the middle. Keep them in, make them see if he can pass through his wide receivers and dare Georgia to run. Do all of those things, and you might stand a chance. Finally, Alabama. Goes into the epic showdown this week with a and M. I remember talking to you guys months ago about circle, October 8th on the calendar. My circle disappeared. What's wrong with this game? I've already bought tickets. I've spent the Christmas bonus on StubHub. By the way, I got two tickets for $50. No, I'm good. No, no, no, I'm sorry. No, well, I'm gonna be at the epicenter of the college football universe. I'm going to Kansas big man. Look, I think that, you know, some smart folks in Las Vegas think that Alabama is going to win this game by 20 or so points. I think that should probably tell you everything you need to know about how much juice this matchup really has. But one of the things that I think we've mentioned this on the show before. Nick Saban, and I'm trying to be complimentary here, please. Try it. Nick sabre does not get enough credit for being exceedingly petty on the field with how those teams over the years have at times really dropped the hammer when there are some extra motivational factors during a race. I think Spencer, that there may be some extra motivational factors. What was just remind me, what was the score in that game, the Johnny manziel finally left a and M, and they got to play Texas a and M without him. What was the question? Well, it was a lot too a little. I can't remember the numbers of 59 zero. Something like that. That was right. Yeah. But maybe a lot to a little bit about this. I'm confused because I know everyone thinks it's going to get petty. And I think he's going to run it up. But it's happened sometime, but I think Nick Saban's also a contrarian. I just don't see him 30 seconds to go in the ball in the goal line. Do you really think he's just going to try to I guess you guys do, don't you? How would you tell the difference versus this a and M team? Especially this a and M team that can not score them. True. True. Yeah. It could get lopsided fast. I hope it does. 'cause I'm tired of this, Jimbo Fisher buy out talk, aren't you? Yeah, guys. Not gonna buy out the guy. Can I? This is not get a. Can I tell you, by the way, what backdoor advertising a compliment is this is for a and M every time we talk about this, they're like, yeah, we only pay our coaches. $95 million. Who'd want that job? Who'd want to make a $100 million, which is what the next coach is gonna make. Me. You can call me whatever you want. About my offensive play call for $95 million. I will do the job for 94,999 $1999. You will do it. You're out there in Kansas with Lance Leopold. Where is he going to be a next year? Man, they may have to sell naming rights to fog Allen to fend off the suitors for Lance I pulled. This coaching cycle. And it's lightbulb is going to be a very hot name. I think it more than a couple places as jobs continue to open up. Hey, I got one point for you, Paul. Okay. Where's he already got multiple years of state credit as a potential pension recipient? That's right. He was head coach at UW whitewater university of Wisconsin. They already have his personnel file. They probably still have a key card. Why don't you just come on down to Madison? We start the car. You're in the system. I wondered why they made that change because Paul Chris, and me, bad year, but good coach. What I find curious, Paul is, if they want a gym letter to be the permanent head coach, wouldn't Jim Leonard currently be the permanent head I don't know. You know what? Committed to Jim Leonard, but still dating around. That's Wisconsin. It'd be like that. Dave is a game. That never works well. Trust me, I know. Guys, thank you. You're lying, hall. Thank you very much. We'll see you more at TO tonight at
Bloomberg Radio New York
"uw whitewater" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"And at Bloomberg quick take This is Bloomberg radio President Biden is labeling the mass shooting that killed ten people in Buffalo as an act of white supremacy The Justice Department has stated publicly that his investigating the matter as a hate crime Racially motivated act of white supremacy and violent extremism Speaking at national peace officers memorial service at the capitol today Biden confirmed the Justice Department is investigating it as a hate crime most of the victims in Saturday's mass shooting at a supermarket were black and the alleged gunman is white Officials say the 18 year old suspect drove from near the Pennsylvania state line to commit the attack Addressing the nationwide shortage of baby formula has the attention of the highest levels of the Biden administration That's according to transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg appearing on CBS's face the nation he noted the government doesn't make formula adding that the nation's leading supplier messed up when they couldn't ensure a plant was free from contamination Buttigieg pointed to efforts like creating more flexibility with the wick program and the possibility of importing formula from other countries British defense officials say Russia is suffering huge combat losses in Ukraine the UK's defense ministry estimates about a third of Russia's invading ground forces have been wiped out since February in a Sunday tweet the ministry also noted continued low morale and reduced combat effectiveness of Russian forces Moscow is believed to have deployed over 150,000 troops when it launched its invasion of Ukraine The person who died in a small plane crash in Miami Florida is identified as an air traffic controller The national air traffic controllers association is confirming the death of 36 year old narcisco Torres who died when the cessna one 72 hidden SUV on a bridge Saturday Two people aboard the plane survived the crash and are being treated for traumatic injuries at the hospital A mother and two young children in the SUV suffered minor injuries The plane had taken off from Fort Lauderdale and was headed for Key West when it lost engine power The Billboard Music Awards will be handed out tonight you can catch it on NBC starting at 8 p.m. eastern It will also be streamed on peacock I'm dean kodiak Abortion rights activist staged rallies across the country Saturday including Atlanta Georgia the protesters raised their voices and outrage over the possibility the Supreme Court could overturn roe V wade Mark woolsey reports on the event in Georgia Hundreds of people gathered in downtown Atlanta for one of the so called bans off our bodies rallies Speaker after speaker not surprisingly framed the issue in human rights terms I am tired of trying to convince people and explain how we productive justice is critical to our collective liberation The rally brought together a coalition of such groups whose Planned Parenthood and the ACLU from across Georgia a state which is already banned most abortions after the 6th week of pregnancy The suspected killer of a Milwaukee Wisconsin is under arrest in California Yesterday W M TV reported that the 18 year old fugitive from justice is a U.S. citizen caught crossing from Mexico into San Diego by customs and border protection agents The suspect has been on the run for more than a year He has a felony warrant for his arrest from Wisconsin He suspected of killing 22 year old UW whitewater graduate Purcell Pearson in Milwaukee As reported by triple-A Saturday the national average price for a gallon of regular unleaded rose to four bucks 45.2 cents Georgia motorists continued to enjoy the country's lowest per gallon price of $3 97.1 cents Meanwhile California motorists cope with the nation's highest gas prices following yesterday's rise to 5 bucks 92.6 cents You tell me you're in Britney Spears is sharing.
The Argument
"uw whitewater" Discussed on The Argument
"Claire, UW Green Bay, their budgets. UW whitewater stand up. Whitewater. Exactly. They have been cut for decades. Faculty are not replaced. There's more adjective to the faculty. And the budget cuts are now leading to the cutting of the very humanities programs that people who are setting up the university of the Austin world saying these are the types of programs we probably need to have to have a free and open inquiry. They're not going to be there anymore because there's very much a sense of that elite stuff of the liberal arts is fine for students at Harvard and yell, but students at UW whitewater don't need it, which is a horrible argument. So that's one point the other, though, on the admin. So this point comes up all the time. And this is, again, we're all pushed back as someone who's at the university of Wisconsin. A huge amount of the growth in admin over the last 30 years is because of obligations imposed by the university by the state and in particular by Republican state legislators here. Also about the Department of Education. So we now have a much more complicated burdensome post tenure review process. Every X number of years post tenure now there needs to be a formal review. It creates all kinds of paperwork. There are administrators that need to administer that. And so a lot of it's not that there isn't growth administration, and some of the arguments about to make very good points. But alongside the defunding is there's more and more rules you have to comply with that the state is imposing on you, therefore you need more administrators. And it's a zero sum with the money. The money is going to go to that, which means you're taking even more money away from hiring faculty. And so I sort of just want to push back on that a little bit because those things go together. And the growth of the administration is not just bureaucratic inefficiency or universities deciding we need to police speech and stuff like that. At a lot of schools, and especially at public universities, it's coming because of political pressure of you now need to do this and we need to report on that and you need to investigate that and you can administrators to do that. That some of why, as we were talking about at the beginning, I'm really skeptical that the people founding the university of Austin want to do that sort of work that administrators have to do to actually run a real university on a day to today basis. I just don't see these people as being invested in that project. When the drive for censorship is coming from other students, whether it's students who are trying to get a professor removed or students trying to get another student removed, how do you think universities can and should respond? And how do you think students can respond as well? I think that freedom of speech is hard. I think it's counterintuitive. I think that everybody gets that they should have free speech, but they don't get to the other person over there should, because that person's gonna be a blast femur. That person's gonna say something offensive. And that's why I try to refer to freedom of speech as the eternally radical idea because in every generation somebody rises up to oppose freedom speech. And usually freedom of speech is on the failing side of it. What you need is an education and you need to start this early and often about some of the habits of freedom of speech. So like when we were younger, there was more of a you can see a cultural values a lot of times in their idioms. So when I was younger, you know, it's a free country. Everyone's entitled to their opinion. Walk a mile on a man's shoes. All of these kind of idioms that kind of undergirded the idea that were supposed to at least hear people out. For that matter, even none of your business was part of that. I fear without active teaching about freedom of speech without actually inspiring people about this larger eternally radical idea. It will start to just naturally erode. So I'm hoping to do more public education from K through 12 on I'm even working on a comic book about freedom of speech, for example, because I'm a comic book nerd. To try to explain some of these really deep and quite sophisticated principles that we were lucky enough to take for granted in the 1980s and 90s, in part because we had a decent free speech culture and also the law is quite protective. The situation that I feel like we're in now and I think this is contributed to by the right left and middle, is that we have very strong free speech laws under the First Amendment in the U.S., but our free speech culture has been in serious decline in recent years. It's our job as faculty and the job of people at universities to inculcate this kind of discussion and be able to show people this is what we're trying to do at a university is here arguments from all sides and learn to actually do the sorts of things he Greg was talking about with the idiom. But it's incredibly hard. I think the thing is useful to keep our eyes on is universities do that better than any other set of institutions in the country. So yes, these problems exist. And it's not that they're not problems. But again, what institutions in American society are better at having a wide range of ideas and debate and free inquiry and protecting free speech. I'm pretty sure it's not private corporations. I'm pretty sure it's not individual religious organizations. So to some extent, the problem I think is never going to go away because the very nature of what Greg said we're trying to do as being universities. And the project of liberal arts education makes lots of people uncomfortable. Back to what I said earlier about you asked me how many conversations have you had with students? And I said, almost none. I mean, there's nothing that makes you feel better about the future of the country than spending your day with 18 and 19 year olds. They want to know about things they're deeply interested. I don't have to justify why things in international relations are interesting anymore or Wi-Fi financial crises are interesting anymore, given just like look around at politics, right? Right. But again, the overwhelming majority of them, they want to have these debates. They want to test drive ideas. They actually want to interact with each other and hear opposing viewpoints. And that's what some of them are there for. Again, I don't have any solutions, but I think I cultivating that for me is the way that I as a professor on a campus, like try and cater to that because that's more of what we need in American society. Greg Mark, thank you both so much for your.
Wrongful Conviction Podcasts
"uw whitewater" Discussed on Wrongful Conviction Podcasts
"August as i'm really awesome. Your thanks so much really glad to be with and so with us. Today are two guys. I'm proud to call my friends. Both of whom were wrongfully convicted of a crime. It never happened. So first of all. Jared adams your journey post exoneration has been nothing short of remarkable. Jared has been an attorney with the innocence project. He's now at private practice. He's author he's been on. Tv a bunch of times jarrett. I'm so sorry for what you went through when i'm glad you're here. Thank you jason. I appreciate you having me on and with him is dimitri hanley. Dmitri was convicted of the same crime. The jarrett was convicted of again is a crime that didn't happen and dmitry still has not gotten justice. And we're going to get into that. So i appreciate you being here dimitri avenue. So before we get into the story jared and dmitry where did you grow up and how is your life in a nutshell before this. This insane saga began so we grew up south side of chicago in attended the same high school a little bit outside of chicago in the suburbs. And you know we met through passing but we knew each other any working at the same summer job started to hang out together. So jared take us back to the day in question is september six nine hundred ninety eight. You dimitrios third friend rove on hill. You guys headed up to the university of wisconsin whitewater. Go to a party. You know. Just doing normal stuff. The kids all over the country doing basically every day right. Yeah so. I mean that's the neighborhoods in which we need to meet you. Grew up in are extremely rough. And you know. We weren't in games during drive-by shooting each that's were into each one of us came from backgrounds and families where our families were active in our lives. Going what you're doing so how we got there was this. We each told our parents. We were spending the night over each other's house and we all three went to go to this party and pool. What is known is like a all night. We will go up to the party party all night. And then afterwards we would hit a waffle house and be back home about seven eight in the morning right. We had done it before no issues. No problems at all and so we go to this party and we're looking for the main central party room but when we got to this campus. It was parties in every dorm room. You can go to this dorm room beer pong dorm room people smoking weed and drinking and so we were kids. Escaping the violence in chicago go wanted to a party on a college campus. Like so many other kids do each and every day in america yes mean i think a lot of people are listening now and going. Hey reminds me. One time. I went out. I told my parents and then i snuck in and you know so. Who is sean domain. 'cause you ended up going to his room to use the phone right. How does that play into any of this. So charlemagne actually saved. My life is who he is because he was the person who you know unbiased in support our version of events the truth and so when we go to this college campus again. That's parties everywhere. But we're looking for specific party. So we talk to sean domain. Who was outside in like smoking area and disorder to our understanding. This is nineteen ninety eight so this is before everyone has cell phones pagers so we went to use his phone but what we were doing it was like his room was like party central cecchi so it was several people who would come in and got guys doing. Hey we're getting ready to go here. You got a beer you know. Hey we'll be back downstairs a little later. We were all playing video games. The net so when we're playing a video gains is when these two young ladies come into the dorm room and we're flirting we're talking with laughing everybody's drinking and eventually we all make our way upstairs to our chooses dorm room and we did it like staggered first dmitri and von went up and i came up a few minutes later and we were there. We were in the room and we add consensual encounter and this young ladies roommate walked in on it and that's when the wheels of a false accusation started to turn so the roommate walks in on you in the midst of the sexual counter and caused the accuser slut and then runs down the hall to a friend's dorm room. Now at this point your accuser gets up goes after the roommate but doesn't say anything about being raped or salt or anything like that but simply knocks on the door and says are you mad at the roommate. Wouldn't open the door. And according to a sworn statement i have right here. The roommate said and this is a direct quote. I told her to go back to doing whatever she was doing. But not on my bed so it's probably fair to say that that might have been what made her mad so the accuser went back to the room they shared and continued the sexual encounter. So i mean. I don't think i'm alone here in being confused. Because if an actual assault was taking place as was alleged. Why does her roommate call her a slut instead of trying to do something to save her or summoned help after chasing her roommate down the hall. Why did she go back to her room. Instead of trying to escape or again trying to cry out to get someone to help her. It doesn't add up number one. The roommate walks into a room in sees the accuser on her bed engaging in what her looks like consensual sexual activity. That's why she calls her a slut and runs down the hall second point. If it's a rape are these guys going to let the victim get up and leave at her on her own free will yet. That's exactly what she did. Then if it's a rape is the victim going to say. Are you mad at me. Or she can say. Hello ma'am may but no she says. Are you mad at me now. The question you asked his. What's the explanation as to why she walked back to the room. The closest they came to an explanation was that she was going to leave and she was walking towards the stairs which took her past the bedroom. There was a stairwell at the other end of the hall. She didn't go that way. She walked back towards her room and in the process she walked past a room of the ra who lived on the hall and didn't knock on that door. Ask for help. During the course of the encounter she got a phone call from somebody and she chatted on the phone and giggled. Never said anything about. I'm being raped. I mean it's just a head scratcher how anyone ever could have thought this was a sexual assault. And not only that. I actually copied her walkin down to the room at roommate went into and i was there with her. Washington was standard trying to talk to her door and when she could not even get any access and went back to the room. I stayed there because i tried to talk her roommate out of the room. Because we talked a little bit. Sean damage so i can actually hear them in a room. The roommate in the residents of that room having a conversation but they decided not to come out. So i went back to the room. We engaged in sexual acts and then we actually went downstairs to the smoking area and i thank god that we all did because when we went downstairs in the smoking area sean domain was outside and he was the one who created the time. Line of corroborating our innocence. It was so so crazy because this thing was out of embarrassment. You know this girl didn't go to the police or or anything. She went to a friend and said my roommate's making these accusations about me being slut saying i was sleeping with these black guys. That didn't happen so before you hear it. I was actually rape it. Was that friend who went to another friend. And that's how the rumors started the circulate in an investigation. Started this young lady through. The help of the police said that she walked up to her dorm room and was opening the door and before she knew it two to three black guys she didn't know was behind her and we just walked away until haroo cut the lights out and play music. The accusation wasn't that she newest or that she met us. We knew we have been invited up. We knew that after the room a walked into the room we it all went down in the smoking area. Where we were with sean domain again. And so if you're asking the questions about how on earth could incomplete in crazy story like this. Make his way to a conviction and resulting twenty eight and twenty years. It's because we were try as black men raping a white girl and did not matter if it made sense because of the historical depiction of black men and white accuses and we know how that can go. Three young black men from chicago visiting uw whitewater. It's a fairly rural community. That's very white and a lot of these sexual assault cases are difficult because he said she said but this one in so many respects wasn't even he said she said the accusers. Own version of events was actually in many respects in many important respects the same as dmitri and jared's version in that she candidly admitted on the stand that no one used force against you know one raised. Their voice no-win threatened her. And so when. I read the transcripts of this i was scratching my head and said we'll where's the sexual assault. All we see here is that she says they engaged in saxon. What made it a sexual assault in the prosecution is ending. This communities is was that she claimed despite the absence of any physical force despite the absence of any threats she went along with the sexual acts because she was frightened of these men will think about why in the world would she be frightened of them. If they're all at a college party together they'd been flirting and she invited them up to a room. You know nobody was doing anything. Unders writing the only thing that i can conjure up in my mind that explains this potential is that they were black men. You know why was struck. Also as i was reviewing aspects of this horrible story that there was a number of months went by before you arrested and of course i'm talking about december first nineteen ninety eight. But why was that. Elapsed time in their. This must have been all in just distant memory at this point right. Yeah yeah. I really can't answer what took so other than to suggest that i mean clearly. If it had been an open and shut case from the beginning wouldn't have taken so long clearly police and prosecutors recognized that there were problems with this story and they took some time to build the best case they would so unbeknownst to us shoddy main road. A three pays handwritten statement saying everything that we're saying right now on his podcast so the police had already had that statement in. Couldn't explain it in the end. They win did a check on the phone records. And during the time that we were up there in his young ladies roam. The phone was ringing. She was on the phone talking to france so dory's instead of allowing evidence to tell them the truth. They decided that they were gonna make a case in base it off of race in. Nothing was going to keep him from doing that. So lead up to the arrest I'm working as an assistant manager at this grocery store and my dad comes by the job and says hey you know. The police came by the house. Won't you come down to police station rule you out s a suspect in an armed robbery dead. This is absolutely nuts. I said i'm not going down there. Man because i don't know what they're due to knee. I heard stories. I didn't think it was to be a good dip. My dad was at an all. I think you should go so make a long story. Short at work with down there. My dad went along with me. He was did not lobby. So i'm talking to one of the text at the time. No we just wanna rule you out you know. We don't want you to get in trouble. We get done accident a few questions. Maybe we'll take you downstairs sticks pitchers so i said okay. Fine no problems that's happened. Same thing get to me. I come home one day in. There's a car to my door and his the police say robbery homicide. Yeah no they got the wrong guy. Let me let me call them before my crazy father cds and his door and just go nuts right so i called in. The guy was i. Hey you know this is the sector so and so you know we just want you to come down and take a picture so we can rule you out of his accusation. Because you know we know you've never been in trouble. We don't have a book vote or anything like that. Just come rule yourself out of mom. Wait so when i go down there. And they have an investigator from wisconsin and investigator is asking me all these questions about you know us going to the party. Did you go to the party that you have sex is party and i'm answering the question straightforward like doing. Now yeah you know. We had a crazy incident with this girl and her roommate were arguing so they come in arrest me for first degree sexual assault and i'm like sexual assault. When it is time. I was in disbelief. I couldn't believe and then a kid at the time thinking that going to rest me often Right here to prove my innocence. Nabi right.
News Talk 1130 WISN
"uw whitewater" Discussed on News Talk 1130 WISN
"What the heck is going on here, Steve Yeah, that is probably the case today. Their leadership will have a letter from me today requesting that the committee. The Joint Committee and administrative Rules would like to proceed to court and it takes leadership to do that. To give the okay so we need to go to court. Um And the reason is it's about the rule of law. The joint committee administrative rules that the public knows is like the firewall. Administrative rules have the force of law and if we just step back and ignore what agencies are doing They will run roughshod over are and what's happening right now. Is there running roughshod the UW system over student And visitors. The students in particular that the hammer came down and they have to wear masks. They, uh, if they haven't been vaccinated, they have to get tested once a week, And the point is, it's not for me whether You are vaccinated or not, Uh, the mask point. It's about the rule a lot. The the UW system needs an emergency rule, and they need to come to the committee. The joint committee administrative rules. To have that we will reviewed you can't just go willy nilly and do whatever you want, even though the bureaucrats would like to do that. We are the guardians of The public liberty basically, And can you imagine what would happen if we just stood down? The committee stood down unless the agency's do whatever they want no revenue. We don't want you to do that. Because the rule making process the way we are protected from bureaucratic overreach. Is you and that particular committee That is one of the most important committees because it rains in the Wisconsin version of the Deep state and so to say that, Okay, well, if you're the University of Wisconsin because Tommy Thompson said, so because he's running the university Wisconsin system now We're not going to fight back on behalf of parents, students or anybody else who has to has to have access to those university Wisconsin system facilities. That's ridiculous. It's your job. To do this. And so if the UW is defying the Legislature, given that you are us go get them. Make them make them comply. Yes, And here's the contrast and I will. I should add that the whether it's a Republican or Democrat. The committee has acted in both ways was when Walker was governor. We did blocker rule on him to it. It's about the rule lot. Whether you're Republican or Democrat does not matter. It's about the rule of law. And so here we sit with if we back up to 2020 When Palm and Tony they were shutting down the economy, they were limiting restrictions telling churches even what What they had to do. And what does the Legislature do? Then we stepped in and some other groups and said You can't do that. And we went to court. The Legislature went to court. We got the state opened up. And we move forward. Thank God No, that's under Tony, a Democrat and under palm, the secretary of health, a Democrat. Now here we sit with Tommy. And I think unfortunately, my colleagues are getting squishy because it's Tommy Thompson, a Republican, and I did help our leadership. If we don't go to court, this just screams partisan politics. And that's thanks, Rachel Rule of law. We can't step aside just because somebody is a Republican. Well, here's the other thing if they if they are forced to present their case. To do these kinds of restrictions on campus. They're going to have to explain their Super spreader event of this past Saturday, you know that they will have to account for why it's totally fine. To go sit, blasted in the stands of camp Randall shoulder to shoulder with, you know, I mean, honestly, there are people who are so drunk in in the stands of Camp Randall, that they're you know, they're practically drooling on themselves. Never never mind the guy next to him. We're gonna have to explain why that's totally safe, but it's not totally safe for somebody to walk around. You know campus when it's you know, not even nearly as dense. Without a mask on or having to provide either a negative. Covid tester vaccine some kind of proof of vaccination. Yes. Well, basically they're hypocrites. And and the reason they allowed all those students go to camp Randall and I'm okay with that. The students are adults. They can decide for themselves what to do outside. We don't need Big brother telling him what to do. The reason they did. What they did is because of money. A lot of money comes in when you go to the football game, and if you start telling people you've got to wear a mask, lose a lot of money. No. The The interesting thing is, if you want to go and get a beer and brats, uh, that's fine. You don't need a man. But if you want to go to the bathroom or that's indoors, you gotta put slapped that mass back on. It's just crazy. What's going on in 90%? Tommy said himself. 90% of the students at U W Madison are vaccinated. Well, then why in the hell are you going to test students? I When you get at 90% vaccination rates at UW Madison and what? Why? Why continue with the masking all of that, Because you have reached herd immunity. If it's true, here's two things If it's true 90% of students are vaccinated, and if it's true that the vaccine works, then there's no reason to do any of this. That's right. Exactly it. It's all about control. It's all about control, and it's all over or it's about vaccine failure and they know it. Um, so we've also got other system campuses. That are also using covid. They're using the vaccination to try to manipulate students Tell me about what's going on at UW Whitewater. Yeah, you did the Whitewater. I had a number of students and some parents contact my office that there, uh, sons and daughters in the classroom. The college professors were telling asking them Some of the professors were asking. Have you been vaccinated to the students? You can't do that. You cannot do that. Now it gets worse. Then Some of the professors were telling students that if you get vaccinated, you will get extra credit. That is crazy that these are the kind of some of the professors the kind of nuts we have teaching students today. When you want to get your money's worth, and you've got these people in front of a classroom teaching you had other use. Um the PW systems say that it was it was willing to offer up special scholarship consideration. For students who had only students who had been vaccinated. So this isn't a new thing. Um, you know extra credit. Tony Evers is offering $100 gift cards..
News Talk 1130 WISN
"uw whitewater" Discussed on News Talk 1130 WISN
"Technically three Death taxes and Dan O Donnell taking off on his birthday, which is today. I'm Dave Michaels in for Dan. Yes, It's not just his birthday today, but a milestone birthday for Dan. Not to begin of turn when I say d. O d is turning 40 years old today. He's been very upfront and honest about this for weeks now on air. So basically, Dan is channeling his inner 24 year old woman and taking the day off. In fairness, he'll be back tomorrow. Unlike some Typical 24 year women who basically turned their birthday into a birth week. In some cases, birth month. I'm not saying that during the week they meet up with, say, family for a cup of coffee during lunch, or maybe an old college roommate and grabbing a glass of wine during Happy hour. No, they get out of plane and they're going to Austin or Nashville. Or maybe even both to celebrate. Their weekend. Roughly that would be going to Chicago for a couple of days for for many in their mid 20, so no, Dan is not doing that. Instead, he threw himself a big party on Saturday night in Mesquite Go I appreciate the invite from Dan and his family. It's great to chat with a lot of you who are. There was a great night. A lot of fun. Doug Russell producing the program, You got the invite, but you had more important places to be. The brewer game. Yes, I had the brewer game to go to. So you were yelling at the umpires from American family field. It was a bad game to watch in person. I can only imagine the frustration that Craig Counsell felt because I think everybody in the stadium felt it as well. I mean, it was the Christian Yelich thing. The bad strike zone. It was one thing after another. The interference call on your ES. It's interesting you said Craig Counsell because I was at dance get together. So when I saw Christian get ejected for arguing whether or not he made up Play towards second base and going Where's counsel? Why does he have an exciting wasn't there earlier? I got ejected. So this is what happens when you're not physically at it was barely very poorly officiated game. It was a terrible one of the worst I've ever seen. And I've watched a lot of baseball. Yes, you are an expert in that realm, no ifs, ands or buts about it. Yes, I know the sizzling summer cash contest, which is your opportunity. When $1000 is coming up in just a couple of minutes. Want to begin the program by talking about Joe Rogan. You've heard of Joe Rogan, right? UFC announcer. I'm old enough. Remember Joe Rogan hosting fear factor, and I know this because it was on Monday nights. And if I wanted to watch the Monday night football game, even though it was on ESPN or ABC at the time, Guess ABC. I would watch fear factor from 7 to 8, and that would lead up to the kickoff in theory for for Monday night Football. Joe Rogan was also on a TV show called News Radio. Remember news radio? Little known fact, I've actually talked to Joe Rogan for about 10 seconds. I'm not kidding. When I was doing college radio at UW Whitewater, I had a chance to interview actor and comedian Andy Dick. Who also was coming to campus to do stand up. So we had him on. To promote his stand up routine. This is while Andy Dick was also on the show news radio. It was on the set, so we were talking to him while he was on the set filming news radio. This was well over 20 years ago. And it's typical interview. Yeah. Come see my show by my tickets, blah, blah, blah. He goes. Hey, I got to go shoot a scene right now. Do you wanna talk to somebody else? It's alive. Okay. Who? What would you say No and hang up. So he hands the phone to a guy named Stephen Root. Stephen Root an actor that if you don't recognize the name, I guarantee you you would know who he was. If you saw his face great character, actor, office space. Who's the guy? The Red stapler guy to Milford, Milton, Milton Milton, Bad guy. Use the movie dodgeball again. You'd recognize Stephen Root. If you song he was also on cities and Barry on HBO. There you go with, um, SNL guy? Yeah. Bill Heater Bill hater. Okay, good to them. Talk to Stephen Root for a few seconds. Did you, uh, talk to somebody else? Okay, puts on Jon Lovett. You know who John Lovett says He unfortunately replaced Phil Hartman after he was well, Phil Hartman was murdered. Let's be honest guys. Was that his wife and time or ex wife? I forget estranged wife. There you go. Jon Lovitz is talking to us and again. We're dumb college kids. We didn't prepare for this. We don't talk to these are huge celebrities, but there's still names. So I'm asking John loads. Hey, you were in a league of their own. How was it working with Penny Marshall? Fine. That's my job. Love. It's impersonation. He wanted nothing to do with us Clearly. So he put out a guy named Joe Rogan. Now Joe Rogan again at the time, while well known. Name. Currently he was just some bit player on a middling rated TV show on NBC called News Radio, and I'll talk to Joe Rogan. Put Andy Dick back on the phone or Stephen Root for crying out loud. So we kind of shoot Joe Rogan away. Didn't know in a million years that 20 years later, Joe Rogan would be Associated with UFC and one.
The MMQB NFL Podcast
"uw whitewater" Discussed on The MMQB NFL Podcast
"I think there there could be some fun. You know there could be some fun guys here. I mean you know your guy. Sam cosmic could could sink disarming and that could be a guy but like now again my apologies to everybody here. Because i'm about to butcher like thirty five names here but like dylan. Radan from north dakota state You know probably falls within that range and even like someone like gosh now. I'm gonna sound like super unprepared but quinn Quinn minors from the guy. The uw whitewater guy That you spend like Crushing it you know. That's that's another guy that's around At the that's probably around there. I mean you know. I don't know how they have them stacked here but similarly you know you look at the the edge group there and there's you know i i think that there's probably Some some value there to Jenny mention corner which i get. I think that that's certainly got to be a consideration too. I mean if you're if you're at the point where you let some of these guys walk and you're running the system you're running at some point that's gotta be replenished. I know that they do it. Better in the middle rounds than anybody else in the nfl. But you know you do have to probably look sniff around there to quin. Minors is is really interesting to me at this spot ya. I don't know why i'm branding. John schneider's as but this just feels like a spot where he's gonna take one of those small school guys that The reports immediately afterwards will will be like. Oh you know two other. Gm's call them to say that was the guy they were targeting and and they can't believe they took him and that happens anytime someone from like a non fbs school ever gets picked on day to Robert rochelle the central. Arkansas quarterback is another guy. Who i who i very much. He's just he's just super interesting He's just you know. The athletic testing was just something from another planet. And then on top of that. He's a guy who played a lot of offensive football in in in high school. He sort of still learning the position of cornerback. At this point those were the two guys. I kind of had circled as possibilities in the spot. So seahawks get that that nice bump everyone saying like oh. That was my guy. Also the similar to the patriots pick last year with. Kyle duggar from lenore rhine right. It's like where's the school. And everyone's googling it and then talking about how only bell could find this guy so kind of similar gary perfect and everybody's got alley market fever after the super bowl so let's just say let's do it. Let's let's do quinn minor. I liked to the seahawks here And and and yeah we can. We can enjoy all the d. to tape that gets thrown up on. Nfl networker whatever channel. You end up watching That brings us to the rams at fifty seven when i think rams they lost some pieces in the defensive backfield The thing that i found incredibly strange with the rams the last couple of years. And you've heard me. They mentioned this a couple of times. He really wants stability at center..
WTMJ 620
"uw whitewater" Discussed on WTMJ 620
"In Milwaukee at 7 30. The CDC is reporting that 20 million Americans have gotten least one covert vaccine and 40 million have received both doses. Johnson and Johnson is waiting for emergency use authorization, possibly this week of its single dose shot. All of this, says the U. S. Hits 500,000 deaths due to Cove in NBC's Mary Bruce says cases, hospitalizations and deaths are on the decline. Now, with new variants emerging, there is still a long way to go to new studies out of San Francisco showed that a California bred variant maybe more infectious than others. It may explain the recent explosion of cases in that state and researchers are now requesting The CDC added to a watch list which could make it the first U. S variant Added to that list has been biting hold his first bilateral meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Today. Meeting virtually with one of the U. S. Is closest allies well separated two DeKoven NTSB says it's preliminary investigation into United 3 28 shows engine damage consistent with metal fatigue. I'm Sherry Preston ABC NEWS, citing unlimited WTMJ news time 7 31 from the WTMJ breaking News center vaccine delays being felt throughout the country after Last week's winners Storm that concludes here at home. TMJ. Ford's Ryan Jenkins in Kenosha today were the division of health is halting vaccination appointments due to those delays this post on the Kenosha County health Facebook Page says anyone who has an appointment that is affected by a delay will be notified the CDC saying Everyone should still have time to get fully vaccinated. Despite these delays state administering just over one million doses so far latest shortage now affecting the battle against Cove in 19 monkeys. You're modeling still only goes so far. Scientists developing new covert vaccines need to test them on monkeys who's Deanna closely resembles our own. But the New York Times reports a global shortage caused by the pandemic has been worsened by a recent ban on the sale of wildlife from China, which had supplied more than 60% of the primates sold to the United States. Now there's talk of creating a strategic monkey reserve, an emergency backup supplies similar to the government's oil and grain reserves. Vicki Barker CBS News, a former Brookfield These track star, is dead killed last week in rural Iowa, where authority see was suffering a mental health crisis. Aaron Thompson was on leave from a medical school in Kirksville, Missouri, where witnesses claim he was acting erratically. After checking into a hotel Thursday later that night, while below county, Iowa, authorities got a 911 call from a woman claiming someone was trying to break into her home. Home. Deputies arrived after they see the homeowner shot Thompson after an altercation. He later died at an Iowa City hospital Friends tell the journal Central Thompson was in the process of learning to live with late onset mental health issues. You let Brookfield these to the state Division one boys track title in 2011 anchoring the four by 400 relay. Thompson went on to compete four years at UW Madison to Milwaukee Teenagers facing first degree reckless homicide charges stemming from a shooting earlier this month. WTMJ is Tony Bedrock is live in the breaking news center, and investigators are searching for Tyrell Joseph and Ishmael Marino. Both 17 years old accused of shooting recent UW Whitewater grab Purcell Pearson. Criminal complaint says it was over a pair of designer sunglasses. Pearson was killed while trying to sell the glasses near 22nd in Wisconsin, that bin back on February the sixth. Both suspects face up to 60 years in prison if convicted police from walking while we toast investigating a fatal crash involving a pith test stream from overnight one person dead after being hit by a car near 94th in capital, the driver remained at the scene, according to police have yet to release any more information. Nominations for the annual ville are Phillips Trailblazer Award extended through March 2nd. And people can nominate a woman who lives in the city of Milwaukee and has worked to contribute to social justice and or civic engagement. The winner will be announced during next month's virtual Girls Day at City Hall, Wisconsin's morning news sponsored by Murphy and product, Hauser, good lawyers who helped people Coming up. Capitol Police prepare their testimony, citing unlimited wtmj news Time is 7 34. Wisconsin is a special place the kind of place you want to raise a family just like I did, but sometimes even in Wisconsin. Bad things can happen if you get injured, and it's not your fault, you need a good lawyer and award winning respected law firm you can count on. Murphy in practice, Hauser with multiple locations. There's an office near you,.
WTMJ 620
"uw whitewater" Discussed on WTMJ 620
"Now it's my turn. 8 29. Still Wisconsin's pretty news, wrapping it up, ending up Steve's graffiti who described yesterday's Super Bowl as quote unquote, a boring ass football game. It was it was his second half was dreadful. Yeah, I ended up going in the wife and I just chatting about other stuff. It was Kind of out of the background. It just never got any. Anything going. We came up for for dinner at halftime. It's the feed. We never went back downstairs to the man. Can't we just stayed up there and grazed and started shooting the breeze amongst ourselves and you look up at the gate and still sex. What do you make of this of that game that you have? The bucket Is air really good there? Well, crazy found that defense. We saw it twice, Um, way where we call him in those linebackers there just Heads and tails above everybody else. They're faster that they had homes on the run All night long. You couldn't do anything. The fishing people can complain about. The officials were consistent throughout the night. They were letting them grab every game's different. Sometimes the officials there have a big roll of place. Sometimes they don't They certainly stepped back and the Packers games to make you feel good about the Packers game against the Bucks pretty competitive. No. No, that sucks. They gotta get some defense of help. You got to get faster. They gotta get meaner. Yeah, and then across the commercials. We'll spend a lot of time on the today show them but the commercials and, uh, the weekend again. It's another one. He's halftime performances. I'm a big fan of his. But the sound was horrible. I'd like to use the stadium, P a system or something way were upstairs, So I only heard of that my small TV, but I thought he did a nice job I like his music had to work with. And I know a lot of people don't understand his music and what he's trying to say. There's a lot there to unpack, but We're so hypercritical everything. Everything is what they had to do to pull it show off for that, along the fact they had a show. There is pretty amazing. Speaking of that we will be joined by Steve Wexler's He was at the game is going to join us about nine a waiter so talking about what that was like had to be crazy. All right. Well, have a good day like that's your day. Jane. Matt near is ready for the WTMJ breaking news center. Good morning. Good morning, Steve. Thank you. We've got the governor. Evers says his budget will include a proposal to legalized recreational marijuana. The idea, though, will likely be blocked by the GOP controlled legislature. The governor says Recreational pot could generate $166 million in revenue to be used to fund rural schools and programs for marginalized communities. The victim of a fiddles. Weekend shooting in Milwaukee was a frat member and homecoming king at UW Whitewater 22 year old Purcell Pearson was shot and killed. You're in downtown Milwaukee on Saturday afternoon. In the surveillance video, Pearson could be seen holding on to the driver's side of the minivan. Police say someone in the van fired the shots that killed him. No changes to the city of Milwaukee's cope in 19 metrics in the past week. Testing and care are in the green category cases PPE and tracing in the yellow. Stabilization of the metrics allowed the Milwaukee Health Department to loosen up gathering restrictions last Friday Time for the WTMJ Drinking Associates market update everything in the green of the opening bell the Dow was up 1 36 at 2 31,088 the NASDAQ Up 77 9 13,033 and the S and P is up 16 at 39.
WTMJ 620
"uw whitewater" Discussed on WTMJ 620
"Winding down the Monday edition Stephen Carol Kane on this As I said Monday, a little redundant there. All right. So Powerball. Yeah. It's Wednesday night. Is the drawing. Right? I think is tomorrow night, Magda Millions. Oh, that's a newer one, right? But that's huge, too. Yeah, that's up over 700. Somebody asked me. What's the odds of winning both? It's like Hey, something quadrillion Which this means? Never right? Yeah, you're not gonna that's not gonna happen. So I asked the question. I think like 750 million something like that on that's like five. I saw 5 36 million after tax so half a billion dollars was awarded. Let's say You're lucky enough to win single winner. Yeah. Right, she car broad Bonanno 400 million for yourself. You got 100 million toe play with You know what? I don't even know if I take four. I mean, obviously, your family has set for families of generations and generations and generations. Obviously, I think I would probably doom or I've always said that I would give to my family. Um, I think right now, at this particular juncture I would want to give to places and charities that are helping. Like small business owners and things like that. That's what I would do. And I might care about more than 100 million. Maybe 200 million. That's still lives. I'm gonna be fine. What would you do? Oh, that's a good question, so I would. I would probably go half half, right. Okay. So you got Let's see 250. That's all. You need, particular kids, their kids their kids After that, I mean, sure you could waste the money, I suppose. Um And you You're probably not. Probably you build yourself a beautiful house, get by a few nice cars. Maybe a vacation home somewhere. Yeah, I probably do the car thing but the home I don't need any bigger than what I got, right? I like my house knows why probably trick it out a little bit. Maybe add a second story put a basketball court. There's something like that again. That zah few million dollars. So one of the things I thought about was you take the 2 50 obviously investing. That's what continues to grow, so you know Trust or something that continues to earn forever And you dedicated to certain things. Certainly my alma mater, U W M something for those guys. Right? Maybe my high school Oh Creek High School. I think my high school my alma mater would be UW Whitewater. I think I'd like to carve out a little bit of money and give it to some of you know me with animals and some of humane organizations that I've been able to Oh, no. Are, you know adopt animals from better question. Who wouldn't you give it? Well, waste our money Well, and politics don't don't donate to politicians. I will tell you this that if I do win, let's just say, for example, I'm lucky enough on Wednesday. See you later. Steve. You're not gonna be here next Monday and that if I win, $750 million will be here. I probably would be. But I have to think you know what the problem is, is that they make you come forward. It's not like you could hire somebody right away is that every year you have a year and hopefully things will cool down. And you wouldn't because I know that you could be a target for all kinds of people asking for all kinds of money, And I don't want that. Here's the thing about that. I heard I've heard this argument. Well, people gonna bother you. You don't have to answer their calls. You don't have to answer their letters. And you can ignore them completely. I remember years ago, though, talking to they were one of the big lottery winners. I think his name was Leslie and they went up in the Fox Valley area and I met him and I asked him about it. And it was only like 50 million or something like that. Listen to me. Um, and he's but he said that he goes. It's non stop. It's non change Your full number. Well, okay. Don't get mad at me. I'm just trying to get that You've got $50 million. Change your phone number or just get rid of it all together. Don't have a phone. You don't eat while you're not going anywhere. I really think that I would go away some place for a little while. I was what I would do, I would do the Internet or the world Cruise. Like nine months long. I would do that once we got back out of the Klonopin, and once we get out of the pandemic, I would definitely be traveling. There's no doubt about it. I might even buy a seat on that space shuttle and head up into space and go around the Ark. See the earth from way up there. I said this last week about this because it was 500 some million. I said I would still do the show. And then everyone, so I'd give out like money for some somebody would pitch me on clever ideas. I say. All right, here's a million for you. Okay. I like Clooney did with 13 of his friends each give each of them a million bucks. I wish I was George Clooney's friends. Really two. How about that? How about that? That would be nice, wouldn't it? I said, curious. And I was, I guess their his lifelong friends, buddies from high school and stuff, I would I want to share it with everybody. That's in my life because of the fact that I've been so fortunate to have one stuff like that. Fortunate or not. I've seen the shows The lottery ruined my life. But that's only time you hear about these people, right? I don't care about at least 100 grand for Jordan. He's in day 100 grand shutters of you A 500 Million. So I said more. I thought that was generous. He's knuckleheads. The blow it all right. We will wrap it. Hand it off to Scott Waris was filling in for Jeff Wagner. That's coming up next right here, Wtmj. I'll change that dial more. Steven Carol are next on WTMJ, the latest on what you need to know about your.
Sports Central with Greg Matzek
Milwaukee Brewers officially announce signings of Justin Smoak, Eric Sogard
"Update the brewers officially signed Eric Sogard and Justin Smoak today with the one year contracts they do include club options for twenty twenty one UW whitewater not off to the best start against north central Illinois in the NC double a division three football championship second quarter north central leads twenty eight to