35 Burst results for "Wade"
AP News Radio
Indiana doctor reprimanded for talking publicly about Ohio 10-year-old's abortion
"An Indianapolis doctor is being reprimanded for talking publicly about a ten year old rape victims abortion. The Indiana medical licensing board has voted that doctor Caitlin Bernard violated patient privacy laws when she told a newspaper reporter about a ten year old Ohio girl who came to neighboring Indiana to get an abortion after Ohio's ban on abortions after 6 weeks of pregnancy went into effect some news outlets and Republican politicians had suggested that Bernard fabricated the story, following the overturning of roe V wade until at 27 year old man was charged with rape in Columbus, Ohio, the licensing board has fine Bernard $3000, but turned down a request from Indiana's Republican attorney general to suspend her medical license. The doctor has consistently defended her actions, and says she never identified the child. I'm Donna water
AP News Radio
South Carolina ready to renew abortion ban around 6 weeks of pregnancy after Senate vote
"South Carolina's governor is promising to sign into law a ban on most abortions after around 6 weeks of pregnancy. The state Senate approved the bill Tuesday, and Republican governor Henry McMaster promised to sign it into law as soon as possible. The bill restores a 2021 ban that took effect when the U.S. Supreme Court overturned roe V wade last year, but the ban was overturned by South Carolina's highest court because it violated the state constitution's right to privacy. Republican state senator Richard cash. Certainly believed the majority of South Carolina's carolinians value life. Republican senator Katrina sheeley offered a 12 week compromise, saying 6 weeks doesn't give women enough time to make a decision. They've got their mindset what they want. They think they know what women want. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic says as soon as the governor signs the measure, it will file a request for a temporary restraining order. I'm Donna Warner
AP News Radio
South Carolina moves closer to abortion ban, a Southern trend that puts pressure on Virginia
"Another southern state appears ready to pass tighter new restrictions on abortion access, joining about a dozen other localities in the south. The South Carolina House of Representatives just passed a near ban on abortion access after 6 weeks before many women even know they're pregnant, and the state Senate will likely take a vote next week. It was one of the few places left in the south for those seeking abortions. With North Carolina lawmakers this week, overriding the governor's veto of their 12 week ban, which will now take effect July 1st. Doctor Erika pettigrew is disappointed. Really devastating to have a patient in front of you who needs something that you could clearly give, but the lawmakers tell you that you can't. She says she's been helping out of state women get abortion care and now she'll be helping her own patients to other states. The moral injury to physicians and to other medical professionals just can't be underestimated. Virginia remains an outlier in the south, where women still have unrestricted abortion access. The new limits follow the Supreme Court last year overturning roe versus wade. I'm Jackie Quinn
AP News Radio
Border appears calm after lifting of pandemic asylum restrictions
"There's relative calm at the U.S. Mexico border following a major immigration policy change. I Norman hall, there has been relative calm at the border between the U.S. and Mexico, despite the lifting of the rules known as tidal 42, there hasn't been the chaos that was expected. Some migrants with asylum application appointments walked across access points in hopes of a new life. Others defied warnings and waded into the Rio Grande. El Paso mayor Oscar leeser says his city is preparing. We know that this is just the beginning. So we are prepared. And that's what we've been preparing for. Police says there needs to be a lot more immigration judges and he believes migrants should be given work permits to support their families. I Norman hall
The Eric Metaxas Show
Randall Terry Goes to the 1988 Democratic Convention, Lands in Jail
"So take us back to 1988. You decide to go to the democratic convention in Atlanta and you put in jail, keep tell that story again. All right, so I'm on CNN crossfire with Pat Buchanan and Mark green. Mark green says, what's next? And I say we're going to Atlanta to the democratic invention. We had no plan. Nothing in place, no infrastructure, nothing. So my staff, they just went crazy and we started sending out letters and making phone calls begging people. Please come to Atlanta and join us and go to jail for three or four days during the convention. So we get there. There's a 137 of us that go on the first morning of the convention. We go to an abortion clinic and we sit down and we start praying, the police arrest us, and when they take us into custody, they, they said, what's your name? And we said, all the men said, my name is baby John Doe. In other women said, my name is baby Jane Doe. Because we wanted to identify with the babies who had no name. So nobody had identification with them known had any money. We knew that they would hold us. And they had this huge warehouse facility with cots. They brought us in, they put us there, and they thought, okay, well, they're being smart, Alex, they'll give us their name and we wouldn't do it. So after a couple of days in this big place, they put us in the key road prison facility. Which was another mistake on their part because they gave us an entire wing of the prison. And during the day, the men and women could hang out in a big area together, and we sang and prayed and had preachers in jail, we had prayer meetings, and Bible studies, 24/7. I mean, literally all day long. And while we're there, the police are negotiating with us and they say, okay, on Friday, at the end of the week, we'll just let you all go. Time served. Well, the attorney for the do versus bolt in case. Now we all are familiar with roe versus wade, but it was actually two cases. Roe versus wade, and Doe versus Bolton. The dough case was critical because it defined health of a woman. So when they stay a woman has an abortion for her health, that can mean financial health, emotional health, up to the day of birth. So the attorney for dough versus Bolton, Marjorie Pitts haymes, she said to the city council and to the police, don't you dare let these people go without giving their names. So we found out that she was the problem. And man, you know, I'm in my 20s. I've got a bunch of young advisers around me. And I thought, you got to be kidding me. You picked the fight with the wrong people. So I went on pat Robertson, CNN. They were letting me do interviews from jail. They would bring cameras up to the fence and let me do interviews or do them on the phone.
The Charlie Kirk Show
The Woke Totalitarian Arsonists Hate the Constitution
"We have known for a while that the totalitarian arsonists that are trying to take over the country. You could call them the woke, the Marxist, the American Democrat party. They hate the constitution. We know that. The constitution is the greatest political document ever written. This is exactly why they're doing everything they possibly can to abolish the Electoral College to add new states to give them the power to be able to have HR one. They've been engaging in a hundred year project to destroy the constitution. The promise of the founding fathers. They don't like the idea of separation of powers consent to the governed and independent judiciary. They don't like that. And they especially want the third branch of government, article three of the United States Constitution, the Supreme Court to act and absolute lockstep harmony with the administrative state. You see, Congress largely does the bidding of the administrative state. You want a war in eastern Ukraine. You want the borders wide open. You want to have the military go totally trans. You'll find enough legislators to kind of just turn a blind eye. The executive branch is the administrative state. That fourth branch of government. But the Supreme Court largely thanks to president Donald Trump, by the way, president Donald Trump winning the 2016 election giving us Amy Coney Barrett, Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh, running the table. Three Supreme Court Justices that have largely done a great job. I mean, there's been some decisions I don't like, but it's been a great job. Has changed the game. Now all of a sudden there is a counterbalance to this nonstop blitzkrieg on our freedoms and liberties brought to you by the unchecked fourth branch of government. You see the Supreme Court striking down roe versus wade, reconsidering the Chevron decision, reconsidering the lemon decision, their restoring the constitution as the bedrock authority for the American government and the left doesn't like that.
The Charlie Kirk Show
The Majority of Pastors Are COWARDS
"First first brag on the courageous, okay? There are a lot of great pastors out there. Second baptist here's a great church here in Houston. They deserve credit. They're a great truth. So I don't mean to dwell on the negative. But they are a minority, okay? That is a minority church in America. The courageous Jack hibbs, for example, pastor Jurgen. There are some amazing, amazing pastors, and they must be mentioned. They must be celebrated. It must be platform, but they are not a majority. The majority are cowards. Cowards can be nice people. Cowards can be sweet people. Cowards can be great at counseling. Cowards can be great at getting a parking car ministry outside of their big church. Cowards can have a great coffee bar. The cowards need to step up in a wartime for the gospel and do something because you can stop being a coward. How do you know that you have a coward leading your church? The roe versus wade test is another test. If your pastor has not mentioned mention in the last 30 days that there is a trans ideology that is targeting Christians with violent murderous behavior, you have a coward as a pastor. That's okay. So what do you do? Go lovingly confront your coward as a pastor in a room and say, why are you not mentioning this? Here's what they'll say, not my role. That is wrong. Jeremiah 29 7 demand the welfare of the nation that you are in because your welfare is tied to your nation's welfare. You are commanded in the gospel time and time again to care for the least of these. The children, children are being mutilated with unbelievably aggressive pharmacological agents, lupron, and other things. It is the church's role to stand up for those that can not stand up for themselves. Not to mention, they might say, well, we don't do politics around here. Well, then how do you teach Esther mordecai nehemiah, Jeremiah and Daniel who are all counselors to the king, who cared about government for God's purpose. You just kind of gloss over that.
AP News Radio
2 abortion bans failed, 1 passed in US statehouses this week
"There's been a slew of legislative and court actions on abortion recently. I'm Lisa dwyer with the latest. Ten months after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down roe V wade and a nationwide right to abortion, states are pushing in opposite directions on the issue this week, North Dakota's governor signed a new ban into law becoming the 14th state with a ban on abortions at all stages of pregnancy, making it one of the strictest abortion bans in the country. Abortions of pregnancies caused by rape or incest are allowed only in the first 6 weeks and they're allowed later only for specific medical emergencies, and Utah, there's a court hearing to determine whether a ban on abortion clinics there is allowed to take effect. Lawmakers in Nebraska and South Carolina felt just short of passing their own bands. Meanwhile, though governors of Minnesota and Washington signed bills to protect access. I'm Lisa dwyer.
AP News Radio
Trump defends push to restrict abortion rights after rebuke
"Donald Trump defends his push to restrict abortion, rights after a rebuke, while other Republican presidential hopefuls tout their commitment before a gathering of influential evangelicals. Trump used a taped speech Saturday at the Iowa faith and freedom coalition to highlight his actions as president to try to restrict abortion, right? Like adding Supreme Court Justices that would ultimately reverse roe V wade, Trump's position that abortion restrictions should be left up to the states drew a sharp rebuke Thursday from the Susan B. Anthony pro life group. His former vice president Mike Pence used his speech to celebrate Trump's efforts and to take a bit of the credit for himself by calling the scotus appointments the most important of all the accomplishments of the administration. Hence also says he'd support a 15 week national ban while his advocacy group has pushed for 6 weeks. I'm Julie Walker
The Charlie Kirk Show
Churches Were Too Cowardly to Celebrate Roe v. Wade Reversal
"We willing to use courageous and bold action politics, community government, to say that the least of these that Jesus commanded us to protect and say, hands are off limits in line to touch, are they willing and deserving of our protection? And the reversal of roe versus wade was the great moral advancement of our time praised God, thanks to Christians and churches that actually did something about it. The problem and the issue based on a non scientific survey that we did amongst our radio audience is 90 to 95% of pastors and churches were too cowardly to mention it or celebrate it. What should have happened should have been weeks or months long of fasting and prayer thanking God, Jehovah, adana, that we were able to repeal the horror of roe versus wade and babies and image bears are now going to be able to breathe is that the American church rolled their eyes shrug their shoulders and said, I don't want to offend the suburban why mom that comes because she might have had an abortion when she was young and my ties and offerings might go down and I can't have bigger buildings and I can't have bigger budgets and I can't have my latte bar in the lobby, therefore I'm not going to mention it.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Why Abolishing Roe v. Wade Is Crucial for Humanity
"Roe V wade. Talk about the importance and impact of abolishing that. I mean, it's huge. I mean, here in Texas, you guys have really, we have the Texas right to life group here somewhere. They've done a fabulous job. I saw them, I don't know if he's still here, but they deserve to be applauded. They're doing a great job. So let's talk about it. Genesis one 26 and one 27, not only is it an Old Testament proof of the Trinity because it says let us in the Hebrew, which is obviously the Trinity. It's not God talking to angels or God talking to the animals. It's the Trinity talking. So anyway, that's a separate issue. But let us make man in our image. And so therefore we are image bearers of the divine. That is such an unbelievably different philosophical and moral argument than anything you will hear at a secular university. And so it's a very basic thing. This white drives me nuts when pastors say, well, I'm not political. You don't know anything, okay? First of all, what is politics? What is a human being? How do you appropriate power? All politics is, is to decide who gets power and when and how. That's all politics is. It's really simple, right? We kind of mess it up with Republican and Democrat and all this. Politics is community. So instead of saying politics, ask your password, you talk about community. Oh yeah, I love community. Okay, then who gets power in our community? How should we determine who gets power in our community? That's all politics is. Politics is the business of the city, literally. If you go back to the Greek. Anyway, so the question of what is a human being is a question that the Greeks wrestled with in Aristotle was so close and he really is the really inspired Thomas Aquinas and so many ways, but Aristotle argued without even reading the Old Testament scriptures that we know of. He said that we are the speaking beings, we're the ones with the logos, rational speech, the ability to reason, and he was right about that. But the scriptures are even more clear that we are made in the image of God. And therefore, if we're made in the image of God, we're able to speak and create, which is exactly right because 25 versus previous, we learn that creation comes through speech, right? God spoke it into existence got spoken to existence got spoken into existence. No animal or beast of the earth is able to do that except human beings. We are the highest of all the beasts at the Greeks would say. The Bible would say differently. You're made in the image of God. Therefore, you have a soul. Therefore, you have a date with eternity. Therefore, you're more than a random combination of cells. You're not an accident. Your intentional.
Mark Levin
Mike Pence: Supporting Abortion Is the Extremist Position by Dems
"The Democrats don't want to codify roe V wade Spade as it was roe V wade plays some limits on abortion It allowed states to regulate abortion in the last trimester It was a little fuzzy about the middle trimester The first trimester they said hands off got it One Dobbs was overturned correctly by the Supreme Court The Democrats in the Senate voted on a bill that would not have codified roe V wade It would have codified abortion right up to birth without any limitations allowed by any states and in fact botched abortions you wouldn't be required to try and save the baby that was actually born Now that doesn't sound like codifying road to me does it to you Not even close Mark and thanks for your strong stand for life You and I have known each other a long time I'm pro life I don't apologize for it And it does seem like some of our party do want to shy away from this issue but look the bottom line is the Democrats position on abortion is the extremist position They not only support abortion all the way up to the moment of Mark they support taxpayer funding of abortion up to the moment of birth And for my part I'll always stand for the sanctity of life The foundation I created in Washington D.C. has weighed into this abortion pill case My hope is that the Supreme Court does the right thing And overturns the FDA approval and we get the abortion pill off the market but at the end of the day I truly believe that the American people believe in the sanctity of life there will be debates about where that line is drawn I believe that life begins at conception as you do but the extremists in this debate are the Democrats
AP News Radio
Supreme Court temporarily extends access to abortion pill
"The Supreme Court has temporarily extended access to the abortion pill. The Supreme Court is leaving women's access to an abortion pill untouched until at least Friday. That gives the justices more time to consider whether to allow restrictions on mefo Preston to take effect. The court is dealing with the new abortion controversy, less than a year after its conservative majority overturned roe versus wade and allowed more than a dozen states to effectively ban abortion outright. At stake now is whether to allow restrictions on the pill to take effect while a legal challenge to the medications FDA approval continues. In an order signed by justice Alito the court indicated it will act by Friday night. I'm Shelley Adler
AP News Radio
Kamala Harris rallies as high court eyes abortion pill rules
"Abortion rights marches taking place around the country this weekend in Los Angeles Saturday, vice president Kamala Harris, telling the crowd at this rally covered by kabc, this is the time to fight for what you believe in. To stand up and fight for and protect our ideals. That's what this moment is. On Fox News, Sunday Republican senator Bill Cassidy says the Texas federal judges ruling suspending FDA approval of a widely used abortion drug does not upend the status quo. I think that's alarmist. And I also think that the FDA should not be above the law. The Supreme Court on Friday temporarily blocking that Texas ruling and allowing access to the abortion pill mifepristone until Wednesday, while it considers a ruling, less than a year ago, the high court overturned roe versus wade, I'm Julie Walker
AP News Radio
Supreme Court asked to preserve abortion pill access rules
"To step into the legal fight over an abortion drug. Both the Biden administration and drug maker danko laboratories are asking the high court for a temporary order, preserving restriction free access to mephisto. That comes after an appeals court ruling this week that effectively tightens rules under which the drug can be prescribed and dispensed. They would take effect tomorrow unless the high court acts first. The emergency request asked the court to temporarily keep in place FDA regulations governing the drug. The abortion pill fight comes less than a year after the Supreme Court reversed roe V wade.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Will the Government Now Find the J6 Bomber or SCOTUS Leaker?
"The governments on the case, they're closing in on the leaker of The Pentagon secrets involving stuff we had on Russia and Ukraine and China, they're finding out who he is. Didn't take that. It didn't take him long, did it all. Now they still haven't found the leaker of the Supreme Court decision overturning roe V wade. That they couldn't quite get their hands on. They couldn't quite figure out who did that. They could never find the pipe bomber. On January 6th, that left a pipe bomb outside the Republican National Committee headquarters. And the Democrat National Committee had couldn't quite find that guy either. But they found they're going to find the leaker. He's in his 20s. He had a dim view of the government. He worked on a U.S. Military base, explosive new report revealing details isn't that wild how that works.
AP News Radio
Court preserves access to abortion drug, tightens rules
"A federal appeals court is preserving access to an abortion drug, but under tighter rules. Mifepristone was approved for use by the Food and Drug Administration more than 20 years ago, and it's used in combination with a second drug determinate pregnancies, but a Texas judge ruled recently to completely block the FDA's approval of the drug following a lawsuit by the alliance defending freedom, which was also involved in the Mississippi case that led to roe V wade being overturned. Just before midnight Wednesday, the 5th U.S. circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans ruled the drug could be dispensed, but only to the 7th week of pregnancy instead of ten and not through the mail the decision could still be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court. I'm Donna water
The Charlie Kirk Show
"Expert" Warns of the Risk to Democracy As El Salvador Tackles Crime
"Liberties are important. Of course they are. But it's a balance to the civil liberties of outright gang members and criminals, Trump the welfare of the entire society. Of course not. Now, you have to use prudence and practical judgment and people that say, I mean, this is how moronic people are because they go to college. They say, well, Charlie, how do you know when it's right to do it? I don't know when you have a murder rate where you have a chance of one in a thousand to get murdered. Probably a good idea to start cleaning up the streets. So The New York Times goes out of its way to dig up NGOs, non governmental organizations, and professors who are moaning and complaining about what's happening in El Salvador. They yearn for the gang domination, that's what they say. This person who's an El Salvador expert. I didn't know there was such a thing. At the Washington college in Maryland, I remain incredibly pessimistic about what this means for the future of democracy in the region. Quote, the risk is that this becomes a popular model for other politicians. The risk, the expert says. The risk, I wonder Christine wade, can we find out when was the last time Christine wade walked the streets of El Salvador at night? She's an expert on El Salvador. She's become a subject matter expert, would she live in El Salvador? Or she and is she an expert from some sort of academic ivory tower she can look at El Salvador, but she wouldn't actually live there. The risk she says in The New York Times is that this becomes a popular model for other politicians to say, quote, well, you could be providing you more security in exchange for giving you up some of your rights. Hey, newsflash. You don't have a right to murder other people. You don't have a right to terrorize children. You don't have a right to be able to destroy an entire country. A right to occupy a sovereign country. You
Fertile Ground
"wade" Discussed on Fertile Ground
"You have absolutely no idea about when I go through. So I think that that's, you know, that is definitely a huge point for me. And I just feel like, at this point, yo, like, you guys have really, really got to take a step back and look at what you're judgment does. Right? So that's kind of where I stand on it. And I feel like, again, it goes back to the support. We need to continue to support each other. We need to continue to value women. To place them in a specific place where they understand where we understand as women that we are a priceless commodity. We need to protect our women, especially, you know, I'm a black woman, living in the minority community, and within the collective and I'll tell you right now that I don't believe, you know, especially black women, but black women are protected. You know, we haven't been protected in my opinion ever. And it's not just by the world. It's within our own communities as well. So, you know, there is opportunity there for us to continue to do that. So we're going to take a quick break. When we come right back, we will talk a little bit more about this issue and what you can do to help let your voice be heard. So stay tuned. We'll be right back. Undisputed fact of the day, roe versus wade was overturned. What you gonna do
Today, Explained
"wade" Discussed on Today, Explained
"Is 120 days into the pregnancy. Is that a very old law or is that something new that is grounded in what science tells us about viability? Oh, it's very old. It goes back to the very first interpretations of the Quran by religious scholars. Wow. So yeah. And I want to say something about the word law. In our English speaking western mind, when we say the word law, we think about state law. Yeah. What I'm describing here is a different type of law. It is the rules by which Muslims live our lives. That in a Sharia perspective is a part of the overall rule of law and a Muslim society. There's another type of law that is not based on scriptural interpretation, but it is what the state or the ruler does. And that has a very different mission and purpose. And traditionally, the purpose of state law is to serve the public good. And so that is what those laws are that the state is imposing on everyone is a very different question than what does scripture tell a Muslim to do in their life. So there's a very strong distinction in Muslim minds, at least classically speaking, that whatever you decide to do based on your own, which school of thought you decide to follow in your own personal life, that is not directly translate to what the state should be doing for everyone else. Yes, and your op-ed doesn't just suggest that abortion bans run counter to Islam, but also to other Christian viewpoints. Talk about how roe being overturned in a sense privileges certain types of Christianity over others. Well, to the extent that these laws are a reflection of or in agreement with one particular Christian view on when life begins, that is an enshrinement of that moral view in two state law. And if it is enshrined in such a way that is a ban on certain types of abortions, that other religions would allow, then that's an infringement on those followers of those religions practicing, fully practicing their religion. So when you take the most restrictive view of when abortion is allowed and in trying it into state law, then anybody who follows a different moral view about abortion is no longer able to fully live their lives according to their own spiritual guidance. It's worth noting that the Supreme Court never argued that life begins at conception. It leaves things up to the states. How do you see the Supreme Court siding with the Christian right if the Supreme Court deliberately didn't address the question? I don't make the argument that the Supreme Court per se was siding with the Christian right. What it does is it opens the door for the Christian right or any extremist more perspective that is able to Garner a majority in the state legislatures to then impose a particular religious view on the rest of us. So all the Supreme Court did was open the door to this being decided by democratic processes. And a very proudly said that that's what it was doing. So I think that all Americans should be concerned when this is left to majoritarian politics. But what's so interesting to me and again, this comes down to how the words minority and majority apply is a majority of Americans did not want roe versus wade overturned. And the majority of Americans, they have nuanced views about abortion. It was a Christian minority that pushed for this and got what they wanted. Talk a little bit about that. So theoretically, that would mean if you leave it to the democratic processes, then the majority will then say, let's keep it legal and it should be fine. My concern is that that's not likely to happen. So what happens is you have a very activist community using religion or religious arguments to gin up a population to vote for this that will not actually be reflective of the population's desires. And we've seen that happen in all kinds of elections where the people elected don't actually have the full popular vote, but yet they end up because of the way that our politics works, they end up in power. So when you have the power of the state imposing a particular minority view of abortion on the rest of us, that should be concerning to everybody, but it's particularly concerning to me as a Muslim who knows that laws are often made that harm Muslims because we are not either taken into account or that we have misunderstandings about what Islam is all about. So the laws are written to restrict us and our practices because our practices are misunderstood. As a constitutional scholar, what do you think this decision means about the separation of church and state? I think it's concerning because if laws are being motivated by a particular religious belief about life, then we could end up with emerging of those two in a way that we haven't seen before. Let's imagine a religious view that's not dominant in America, but what if it was able to Garner majority in a particular area. So let's say a majority Hindu population or a Jane population that believes that there is reincarnation or that all life is sacred including animal life should not be killed if they were to be able to pass a law that would make it illegal to slaughter cattle for hamburgers or even kill insects in the most conservative views of jainism as I understand that would feel like a real infringement on a lot of Americans who don't believe that those things are killing a life. And so to me, that is if we could take our time to think through that thought experiment, I think it helps us to understand.
The Poker Coaching Podcast
"wade" Discussed on The Poker Coaching Podcast
"About to happen, I guess. Prepare yourself for the savages. The worst game of truth or dare. Now this is actually an interrogation. That's what we got you here for, you know? About all the bad plays we've ever seen you make. This is the time. There's a lot of we have your we have your tax information and so we're gonna go in depth. You know, cash is don't equal wins. Exactly. He's already, he's already coming out with the asterisks. That's awesome. He's prepared me well for this. All right, everybody, thank you guys for being here. The monthly asked me anything, Tristan wade, long time, crusher in the game. Tournaments, cash games, one of the players they can do a little bit of both has been very successful. Over the years, so we're glad to have him here today. If anyone in the chat has any questions, don't be shy. We didn't get many in the forum, but yeah, you guys are here. Let's ask them some questions. They don't necessarily have to be poker related. You know, let's find, let's get into the mind of this sicko here. And see what we can learn. But yeah, we think everybody for being here, toe as well. And yeah, we'll get this started. So we'll give it a second. If you do have a question, go ahead and there's a feature below where you can just raise your hand. Invite you on stage. And if you guys don't have a question. Yeah, it's a fun little feature where they can just request to come up and speak. And then, you know, come up, get the mic and a lot of pressure up the stage. They call themselves they invite themselves up if they want to. That's a fun part, you know? So don't be shy out there. I have a few questions. Any questions you guys got? Yeah, whatever you guys got for me. I appreciate Sean. If you've got questions, that's cool too if people want to ask me hands or anything. It's all good. Pressing question. I haven't seen you. I don't think since topgolf, how are you doing? I'm good. I'm good. Thanks for asking. Yeah, I'm just moseying away. And yeah. Looking for a house out here. So that's my biggest venture right now. Oh, it's a tough buying market right now. Yeah, I know. I'm not sure it's the best time. We were looking for a while. We gave up and decided to rent. So we're moving, actually, starting packing yesterday. Day before. Okay. I might find myself in that same road, so I hear you. I just gonna rent today..
The Charlie Kirk Show
"wade" Discussed on The Charlie Kirk Show
"So overturning roe versus wade wouldn't say that it would outlaw abortion. It would say that states don't have to make abortion legal. Is that correct? Well, yeah, that's right. That states are allowed to prohibit abortion. It would not itself prove abortion. It's merely the original roe V wade was overturning a state law that had prohibited abortion. Right. So that's the question. And again, I mean, that gets to kind of a central question of our federal assistant, which is and also our democratic system, one that courts generally don't insert themselves in those policy issues that outside of a narrow set of defined rights that are not subject to democratic debate, things like free speech. Other things in that are left up to legislatures and to the states. And that's ultimately what the end result of this would be. That to be able to return to the states. Now, that also could lead to it would make abortion. It wouldn't reduce the political saliency of abortion. That would be a very, very politically salient issue in the world where roe versus wade was overturned because suddenly, you know, we go from the world where legislators are sort of impotent and can't do anything to the world where it is on legislators to determine whether abortion is legal in their state. And more accountable to the people. In Mississippi, it's a popular position to try and put limitations and try to outlaw abortion in New York, obviously it isn't. Now my goal would be to obviously have the federal court eventually step in and say no abortion is unconstitutional. But this is a pretty good step in the right. This is a pretty substantial step in the right direction. One minute we'll talk about how and I want to pick this up in the next segment. How much we've moved on this issue in the last 20 years, 20 years ago, if you would have said that a debate like this was happening, people would have said you were nuts. Yeah, I mean, one you have a court really moving to the right decidedly thanks to president Trump and his confirmations. I also think unlike many other major social issues where I think there's been major advances from the left, they haven't really made nature advances if anything they've lost ground this issue. And that would be different from something like gay marriage, for instance, which went from being completely illegal and unpopular to the law of the land. So I think that's really a mark where the social conservative movement has had a great deal of success ultimately. And I think we're about to see the culmination of it as I said. I think rose about to be overturned in this decision. The real estate market is extremely hot right now. People are taking advantage of low interest rates and economic uncertainty by investing in real assets. Whether you are first time buyer or just looking to make a change, the key is to get in the property you want is being pre qualified and having cash in hand. That's why you guys, all of us myself included I had to stop doing this. I had to stop using the big banks. I used a big bank for a loan previously. It was a disaster. It took forever, not to mention, I go look at their score on second vote dot com. Like, wow, my loan helped fund.
BrainStuff
"wade" Discussed on BrainStuff
"Of iheartradio. Hey brain stuff lauren. Bogo bomb here nearly fifty years ago the. Us supreme court made one of its most controversial rulings with its landmark decision in roe v wade. The ruling declared that states criminalizing. Abortion violates a woman's right to due process meaning a woman has the right to choose whether to terminate a pregnancy with limited government restrictions. Until that point. Nearly all fifty states outlawed abortion except in cases to save a woman's life or health or in situations such as rape incest or fetal anomaly in the years since that landmark decision state legislators have made numerous attempts to chip away at abortion rights through ballot measures and legislative moves and together have passed more than one thousand three hundred restrictions on abortion. Dozens more are currently making their way through state legislatures but the president set by roe. V wade and its progeny case planned parenthood v. casey remain intact however a mississippi case set to be reviewed. This fall by the supreme court holds the potential to shake the very foundation. Upon which these cases stand the aftershocks. Of which will either strengthen or reshape the future of abortion rights in america it began on january twenty second of nineteen seventy-three when by vote of seven to to. The supreme court legalized abortion in the us. Under roe v wade. The court's judgment was based on the decision that a woman's right to terminate a pregnancy fell under the freedom of personal choice and family matters protected by the fourteenth amendment to the us constitution. The case created the trimester system. Which says states cannot impose any restrictions on women choosing to terminate their pregnancies during the first trimester. Though it does allow some government limits in the second trimester states can restrict or ban abortions in the last trimester once the fetus becomes able to live outside the womb however roe v wade also established that in the final trimester. A woman could obtain an abortion if doctors certified that is necessary to save the life or health of the woman in nineteen ninety two. The supreme court made another landmark decision in planned parenthood v. Casey in that case the court upheld a woman's constitutional right to have an abortion established by row but also applied the undue burden standard for abortion restrictions establishing that no laws should be too burdensome or restrictive of one's fundamental rights. There have been numerous challenges to roe. And casey through the years that the supreme court has struck down including a ban after six weeks in north dakota and ban after twelve weeks in arkansas. The court also struck down two thousand sixteen texas law that impeded clinics abilities to perform abortions earlier this year however texas lawmakers found a way to get around the supreme court at least for now at midnight on september. First of twenty twenty one. The nation's strictest abortion law went into effect in the state known as the fetal heartbeat bill or sp eight the law bans abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. That is six weeks after a person's last menstrual cycle which is before most people know they're pregnant and far earlier than legally provided by roe v. Wade what makes texas's law different from others is that it's enforceable only through private civil action. Essentially that means that the law empowers citizens to sue abortion providers or anyone who helps another person get an abortion or even intends to assist someone after a so called fetal heartbeat has been detected a which the bill defines as cardiac activity or the steady and repetitive rhythmic contraction of the fetal heart within the station sack. Although biologically the hardest we know it has not developed by six weeks so it's not really a heartbeat but rather the just coordinating effects of a small group of cardiac cells. The person suing does not have to be connected to the person considering the abortion or to a provider or even live in the state of texas if the accuser wins their case the person or entity being sued would have to pay the accuser or accusers. At least ten thousand dollars as well as costs for attorney's fees according to the law an independent abortion provider in texas called whole women's health then challenged the law in an emergency application to the supreme court on the grounds at the six week ban was unconstitutional. The supreme court remained mute on the subject until hours before the law went into effect. Issuing an unsigned opinion consisting of a single long paragraph that stated the abortion providers failed to make their case. Though chief justice. John roberts who was appointed by republican president. George w bush and left leaning justices steven briar elena. Kagan 'em sonia. Sotomayor dissented a for the article. This episode is based on. How stuff works. Spoke with stephanie lindquist. A foundation professor of law and political science at arizona state university and the recognized expert on the supreme court and she explained that the texas law was able to skirt a supreme court review at this juncture quote because it relies on private actors to enforce the law as opposed to state officials. And no one yet has enforced. It accords are very reluctant to resolve cases that have not yet reached a concrete dispute however the us department of justice has a different source of standing. She explains on september ninth of twenty twenty one. The department of justice sued texas on behalf of us citizens on the grounds that texas's abortion law is a violation of federal law attorney. General merrick garland said during a news conference quote. The act is clearly unconstitutional under longstanding. Supreme court precedent the justice department filed the lawsuit in the western district of texas and seeks permanent injunction. But the case will likely eventually make its way to the supreme court when roh went into effect in nineteen seventy three the majority of the court comprised republican appointed justices. Even justice harry blackmun. Who wrote the roe. V wade opinion had been appointed by republican president richard nixon. Since then linquist said the ideological orientation toward abortion has changed. The republican party is now firmly entrenched as the party that opposes abortion before president. Donald trump took office in two thousand seventeen. He vowed to appoint justices to the supreme court to overturn roe. V wade justice anthony. Kennedy's retirement in two thousand eighteen and ruth bader ginsburg's death in september twenty twenty allowed trump to do so with conservative pittsburgh. Cavanaugh and amy coney baratz the supreme court now has a six to three conservative majority with all six having taken hostile positions against abortion at one point or another since roe was decided. Legislators in conservative states have pressed to impose additional restrictions on abortion. But linquist says they now see a window of opportunity with the personnel changes at the supreme court quote a with the majority of justices being catholic and most of them being appointed by republican presidents. The assumption is that now is the time strike while the iron is hot. Legislation can finally get the supreme court. Where roh could be challenged and struck down another such opportunity to entice the supreme court to revisit roe. V wade presented itself in dobbs v jackson women's health organization. This case stems from a law passed by the mississippi legislature in two thousand eighteen that banned abortions after the fifteen th week of pregnancy jackson women's health organization the only licensed abortion provider in mississippi challenged the law's constitutionality after a us district court and the us district court of appeals for the fifth circuit sided with the clinic. Mississippi took the case to the supreme court on may seventeenth of thousand twenty one. The supreme court announced it would review the case. This fall the outcome of which could impact the precedents set by.
Fresh Air
"wade" Discussed on Fresh Air
"Republican candidates have been telling me for as long as i can remember that they want to overrule roe v. Wade they want to appoint justices who will overrule roe. V wade on. There are six justices on the supreme court right now who have said in their own writings in one form or another that that they disagree with current abortion press president some of them said explicitly. They want to overrule roe. V wade but there are six justices who have said in their precedents that they think that cases like and casey were wrongly decided. And i believe that you know i believe donald trump when. He told me that his justices would vote to overrule roe v wade. I believe the justices who've been saying in dissenting opinions for many years that they would overrule roe v wade. I believe that when justice barrett signed a letter while she was still a law professor attacking abortion rights. And you know and saying that you she she should work to get rid of abortions that she was telling the truth. You know the only thing that i'm doing here and again like i could be surprised. I shouldn't speak with absolute certainty. But i am taking them at their word. My guest is ian mill heiser. Who covers the supreme court for. Vox this afternoon. After we recorded the interview the justice department announced it's filing a lawsuit to challenge texas's restrictive abortion law. We'll hear more of my interview with ian millhauser after a break. I'm terry gross. And this is fresh air. Let's get back to my interview with ian mill. Heiser who has been writing about the recent supreme court order allowing restrictive texas abortion law to go into effect. He's also been writing about the courts. Voting rights decisions the increasing use of the shadow docket and the courts. Larger moved to the right in his new book. The agenda how a republican supreme court is reshaping america. He writes that while congress has become increasingly polarized and dysfunctional. The supreme court has become the locus of policy making in the us and the policies are largely conservative. Three of the six conservative justices were appointed by president. Trump millhauser says some of the courts least understood and most arcane decisions are fundamentally reshaping our nation. He's a senior for. Vox where he focuses on the supreme court the constitution and threats to liberal democracy in the us. Millhauser is a lawyer and clerked for judge of the. Us court of appeals for the sixth circuit. So if the supreme court either.
Opening Arguments
"wade" Discussed on Opening Arguments
"I mean i guess not out of nowhere but like you say broke late even for this supreme court i was surprised and and i'm about to explain it all right. So let's get this right to be opening arguments levels of clear here. The supreme court did not overturn roe. V wade because it did not issue a ruling on the merits. They did not rule on the merits of anything. This is what we call shadow docket. What they did was allow a blatantly unconstitutional law to go into effect before overturning roe v wade which is something they were probably going to do around april or may of next year and as far as i can tell and i spent the better part of the morning looking for counter examples. This is what happened. Today is literally unprecedented in the history of this country. So let me let me give you an example of how this never happens. And let's suppose it's nineteen sixty two. And i'm a poor person in prison. I did not have a lawyer appointed from the time the law the land was case called bets versus brady. Which said yeah. You know you get a court appointed lawyer if it's a capital case or if there are issues with competence sore in know certain extenuating circumstances but just because you're to portable afford a lawyer you don't get one. There was no right to court appointed counsel as mike teach at. Lowe's buy mind every time. Yeah so let's imagine then. I file a habeas petition to the supreme court. And i say yeah. I know betsy brady. But you're about to hear you've already got pending on your docket. Abs petition. From my buddy clarence gideon and you know you guys on the supreme court pretty. It's nineteen sixty two. You're pretty liberal bunch. Some pretty sure you're gonna ruling gideon's favor and you're going to overturn that betts v brady case You're gonna say that everybody gets a right to a lawyer. That's gonna freebie eventually so why not. Just let me out right right right and you know. What did they do. Give gideon v wade. Right right came out in nineteen sixty three and it was nine. Oh right like not. Controversial unanimous overturned. Betsy brady did exactly but yeah this hypothetical petition and by the way there were actual petitions and not to this hypothetical petition. The supreme court would that same super. Liberal supreme court would not have granted relief at that time right. They have granted anticipatory challenges. Still lie yet. They would've said maybe we'll change the law but until then we live in a country with the rule of law and the law says you're not entitled to it. Sorry this is going to be an episode for. We have covered almost every component of this on multiple previous episodes of the show. So episodes twenty. Seven and twenty eight are when we covered the planned parenthood versus casey decision. If you haven't listened to those if you came in like it stormy at stormy daniels maybe come back and listen to twenty seven twenty pretty good and the shadow docket late much later on obviously but the shadow docket with And recital right yup shadow docket. We talked about on episode five seven up. Yeah so all of the components here are things you can search the away website for it. We have covered an in depth. Even if only get this far. what they're doing. It's not just which is already bad enough. It's not just that they're obviously overturning roe. that's already bad. it's that the this is completely unprecedented. I'm so sick of republicans getting to feel like and call themselves. They're just calling balls and strikes balls and strikes they're just constitutional umpires over there and they're doing this a field goal in the middle of a baseball game. I'm not getting so let me break down exactly what happened. Because i think i can make this clear even to uncle frank exactly how radical this is so point number one. Texas passed a law. And we're going to talk about all the provisions of this has. Wow is it a doozy. It's sb eight. That bans abortion after six weeks. Guy point to existing constitutional law is super duper to the ends of the earth. Clear that you cannot do that. Yeah and i am going to quote from planned. Parenthood versus casey five zero five eight thirty three at eight forty five. To forty six quote we are led to conclude this the essential holding of roe. V wade should be retained and once again reaffirmed. It must be stated at the outset and with clarity. This is the supreme court talking that rose essential holding the holding. We reaffirm has three parts and again if you listen to our episodes. They're actually missed. They're actually changing roe. V wade a little bit here but nevertheless this is the law of the land. Good law right now. The central holding of roe v wade as reaffirmed by planned parenthood versus. Casey has three parts. I is a recognition of the right of the woman to choose to have an abortion before viability and obtain it without undue inference without undue interference from the state continuing just in case that's not clear enough before viability. The state's interests are not strong enough to support a prohibition of abortion or the imposition of a substantial obstacle to the woman's effective right to elect a procedure. So that's the law. The law says if it's pre viability you cannot ban abortion. The state's interest is not strong enough. Now if you've listened to the show you know. I don't think viability is a crate. Archea you know. I prefer the original restaurant. But doesn't matter what i think it matter did should matter what the law is right. So the law states cannot prohibit abortion before viability. Sp prohibits abortion before viability. Six weeks way way way before him here go. Oh god. States can't prohibit abortion at six weeks so what happened. what happened. Was what what i expected to happen. Whole women's health and abortion provider in texas. They went to a us district court. Judge ticket the in joint which happened. Because it's obvious because the reason. I said it's obviously in custody show. So then texas appealed to the fifth circuit and the fifth circuit as we have documented at great length hates abortion. It is stacked with antiabortion activists who have bent over backwards to misconstrue laws whenever it comes to upholding the conservative result of that law right and we talked about that at length. And the whole woman's health versus heller steph opinion so fifth circuit hates abortion and they reversed the district court. I wasn't surprised by that either. Then whole women's health appealed to the supreme court and the supreme court then did to fix i is. They did nothing they just sat on the application and let sba go into effect and then belatedly a day later at around midnight last night as of our recording midnight on wednesday they released an opinion that i will read to you in full because that opinion citations included is four hundred eleven words so two thirds of a page about the length that you might expect from a reasonably bright fifth graders book report and so when we explained the shadow docket episode five. But this is what we mean. We mean with no explanation with no analysis without committing to anything imprint. This opinion allowed a blatantly unconstitutional law to go into effect. So there is no discussion of the case. On the merits there was no analysis espy. Eight there is no analysis of row. It does not faked a row. It does not say to casey. It is just procedural but that procedural means that the texas law goes into effect until it is briefed. Argued litigated at the district. Level appealed to the fifth circuit on the merits briefed argues coast to oral argument..
The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
"wade" Discussed on The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
"Thousand issue on gaubert's returned to wcw. And whether he's a solution to what was ailing. Ww at the time. Also my call titled vince. Russo is from outer space. And bruce mitchell's column still timely today unfortunately of racist gimmicks and poverty pimps was the title. That's issue number six six the week before that issue number six zero five from june third features. A cover story talks about how there could be a shakeup in the wrestling industry with wcw for sale and east cw having an uncertain future. And also a bruce mitchell. Column spoofing vince. Russo titled how i became world champion if we go back another week to the may twenty seven th two thousand issue it had detailed coverage of the judgment day two thousand pay per view including my review and staff roundtable reviews of the rock. Aaa ch sixty minute. Iron man match and also the final installment of the lance storm torch talk with his thoughts on various w colleagues the week before that the may twentieth two thousand issue issue number six. Oh three features a cover story. Rick flair collapse in the ring during nitro part three of the storm. Torch talk with this explanation for why he decided to quit. Cw our coverage vw hardcore heaven. The pay per view and more and then the week before that the may thirteenth issue features a cover story on the changing landscape and pro wrestling with the wwf moving from usa to tnn and potential shift vc. W also covers sidebar story on the death of an ec- w. fan after a hotel party and wcw slammed berry coverage and the week before that our coverage from the may issue number six zero. One of david arquette winning the wcw title my end notes editorial examining controversial decision and flippant comments about title belts our coverage of wwe. Backlash two thousand. And more. i could keep going on but that gives you an idea of what you're missing out on. Not being a member mentioned settling in on the weekend and kicking back and reading wrestling history. Not through the lens of wwe filtering it to their benefit. Not three people looking back on it through today's lance but what was said at the time the week it happened by some of the voices that you are.
The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
"wade" Discussed on The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
"I think has range especially in front of an audience and in the ring is more exciting and more credible and more nimble against different variety of opponent. So there i'm throwing my interesting to say i. I am someone who likes. As a bigger proponent of one than the other right well. That's but that's exactly what i'm saying. I i really just noticed this recently. Like i just feel like when i watched rob gender really gets those organic booze. He's getting the audience is giving him the reception that he wants. And i feel like drew is getting unexcited. Response as the audience watches him. Beat up gender mahal or gender mahal's latkes And i think that that's the most you're going to ask for right now out of out of that. That's the story that you want told You know. I think ultimately this is a a good spot for gender for sure and this ends up being a stepping-stone where where you got a big bad guy for drew to beat and beats him. And everybody's happy and hopefully you'd move onto you move on to somebody else after summer slam so it's not. It doesn't start to feel stale. Aloha torch faithful. This is kelly wells host of wt talks and x t every thursday. You can hear me and.
The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
"wade" Discussed on The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
"But yeah. I think it's been interesting. I think it should be a classic. I wish that they've had gotten a little bit more time on television to sell this story and bring up is what's next for them especially post roster shakeup. Are you trying to position edge to be a fresh challenger for bobby lashley are you gonna save edge for a rematch against like roman reigns at the rumble or something. That a little something to the undercard to speak at the rumble. Or are you going to reunite him with randy. Horton is you know. have have that pairing comeback. Because you know that sort of thing with randy and thing with edge that you could have some fun with post riddle being elevated by being with randy riddle rejuvenating randy's character to degree to which we'll get to that in a minute Sets positioning him to be a future mcintyre if drew becomes champion again or are you trying to build him up for whom for what top baby face what what is there for and if you think well there's more we need to do with edge and he's going to be in world title matches or top feuds and you know you put edge over but if you think you need to build up south because you've got this like six months victory for him in wrestlemainia. Then you have the seth over. I think it's sort of in that sense like the finish isn't based on where we are today but the available dates in the matches that they're having mind for each wrestler and the finish. Saturday might give us a window into who's in for a bigger push of edge is going to be. I don't say move down but sort of moved over to something like teaming with randy again just throwing that out. There is a random thing that they could do where it's not a wins and losses. Don't really matter anymore. Knows more about the dynamic between them whereas if you wanna push a challenger to lashley well you need to win. I mean he's got a pizza. Yeah unless you're continuing on with edge and set unless asian. Seth is actually. That's a good point because it really is large. If you're gonna do two or three matches between these guys right then finish. Saturday doesn't really matter if they have a rematch is as you said. Absolutely the saturdays doesn't necessarily the defining factor it's when the feud ends how they looked and how they've been positioned. Yep and i think he had the mind. The extreme rules is the next pay per view. An odd are you gotta have some like rematches with stipulations is what that pay per view is all about so i feel like out of all the matches on the show this one and maybe the united states championship match. Those are the ones that will scream at me as the tential rematch with step matches very much. We're about to go to another commercial break. Why are you listening to commercial breaks. Why deal with these interruptions when you can become a vip member support the weight. Keller pro wrestling podcasts. Wade keller progressing post shows the torch daily casts and the.
The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
"wade" Discussed on The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
"And maybe john sina points out the fact that he was brought in to make roman look stronger but unfortunately for roman john's not done and maybe tell that story a little. I mean you know. Yeah i i think the Flirting with the with the non canon world Is definitely risky. I don't think. I don't think they've crossed any lines. I don't think that that anything they've done has been irreputable. Definitely see what you're saying in terms of Cohesiveness like in terms of a real cohesiveness of the story. Like explain this to me. Like i'm like i'm eight years old bike. Explain this to me. Like i haven't watched this before. And why. why is this happening and oso roman socks and it's like well now he used to. Oh i mean why. Didn't you say that so. Yeah i mean. I get it. I think there's more of the story to told. I almost felt watching this. I was like. I wish i got in this like two weeks ago and we could've yeah a jump off. Point could have expanded upon a lot of this. Because i think that this is a strong base coat but i think there's more nuance to go through with this story. Yeah i sometimes you can watch a movie. And you think that there was a ritual scriptwriting team and then some people revised it and then they fired all of them have brought someone else into say the script i like. I said i don't often ultimately matters. You know in terms of selling the bachelor. I i think this was anywhere near the potential but i had very very high hopes for rain. Zena going back and forth on the mike but to me. This felt like a lot of different. People contributed a lot of different ideas from a lot of perspectives. And it just kind of aspects of seena that felt like you have watched the product in a year or that he was still talking to a different roman reigns and they. Did you know even from the moment return. The announcers weren't going what happened to the old roman. This isn't the guy we once knew. Like answers really never said that. It's just been it's almost like a reset in a fresh start. Serious is head of the table and watches and then scenic comes in and does a promo talking about the failure. Roman reigns and how management's is protecting him. It's like three years ago. That was a story. But it's like not at all what that audience on friday nights is watch with last year. Not even close like. There's nobody protecting rains. There's no one as he said marketing. Those giant bars of soap. You've got for teeth you haven't you haven't been embarrassed. You've been protected. There's nothing in the canon of wb smackdown. That rains have been protected. So it felt like coming into greatest hits from two thousand seventeen or you know. Give or take a few years that or tina in the two thousands when everything was catered to the year net because they thought that would carry favor with vance. You don't want to quote have their intelligence insulted with a coherent storyline. They just want insider stuff referenced so again that night. I thought that part was disappointing. But i liked the one-two-three. I liked his demeanor. I like drains given back to seeing baby face like saying. I'm going to complement you. Someone beat beat. Beat somebody who's not who hasn't been beatdown verbally into nothing and it felt like a big match but they got friday. I'm really curious what they do. Friday to kind of bring this all home So what what do you think if you could have. Something happened on friday. Because you just said you wish you got more weeks of this and this is sort of a base coat. They only they only got one more day to paint one more night paint on friday. What what what do you think they're gonna do or would you like to see them. Do to really sell people on signing up for peacock and watching saturday night. I want it to be the last segment of the show on friday and i want it to be like chaos like to the point where it's almost uncomfortable like do. They know they're on tv. This is this is getting way too personal. You know. I want like john sina pointing out the rocks promo on his arm level of uncomfortable. Nece like you know the the like i want. Seen it out there to push roman in a real way like in in in a in a in a real life way. I want seen it get out there and throw some stuff at roman that maybe they didn't talk about before the promo and i want rome into hits back as hard as humanly possible verbally. Like i i want moments like okay. These guys are really sina is testing roman. To see of roman is really ready to be the top guy and roman is not looking for seen as approval anymore in a real life way like. That's what i want to feel going into this. And i wish we had for weeks like to do. I feel like we're getting short changed a little bit. Even though it seems like they gave them plenty of time. I just kind of wanted to have like you said this is the base coat and now let's have two three or four weeks of some back and forth not where we get sick of it but where like you said it. They like it. It'd be nice if they didn't know this week. Where would they were going to be in two weeks but they were excited about the promo journey and instead you know we're just days away now from the match right. Yeah right check out our new twenty twenty one torch vip podcast lineup including everything with rich fan hosted by wade..
The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
"wade" Discussed on The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
"You may run into them in media including wwe and annexed tv. Sam roberts welcome back any. Thanks for having me man. So get some plumpton. Tell people what you got going on. And how they can listen and holding it. Folio social media. Okay so one of my favorite things. I just did not say i'm wrestling podcast. That came out on monday. I mean it's the summer slam preview show but like there's a lot more than summer slam preview like i talk about how cool it is for wrestling fans. I think in a in a broadway to see christian winning a world title In two thousand and twenty one but my favorite thing that i did is roman reigns came out on smackdown on friday wearing a pair of sneakers. Some people caught it. Some people didn't because some people don't know anything about sneakers. And that's fine. But the travis scott fragment jordan ones and i use that as a jump off point to explain how wearing those sneakers and presenting himself as someone who wears those sneakers at this moment on this television show is this little mainstream piece to roman reigns it. The right people are noticing this and if the right people are pushing this forward that i it can result in roman reigns being the next mainstream guy. The next john seen the next rock without having to leave. Wwe that those guys became sort of seriously mainstream. Once they got into. Hollywood and roman reigns is on this route where he can become more like the professional football player professional basketball that goes beyond the nba or the nfl brand and becomes a household name and a superstar in in his own right I think that that's the road that roman reigns can be on but all did the whole sort of thesis developed around the shoes. He was wearing on smackdown. So you know if you wanna see me or listen to me. Expand on that As weird as it is. That was a my my my personal favorite topic on the not. Sam wrestling podcast on monday. Oh and wade you can. If you got peacock you can search. Not sam on peacock and the whole first season of not sam wrestling that i did at the end of last year. Beginning of this year is now available on peacock to watch fifteen episodes an hour each last hour and a half and i'm really proud of him. So that's the wrestling fan show that i did for. Wwe network. at the time now. Peacock i i sense. Genuine enthusiasm for sam. I mean it's really for me. I think more of a joy of performance. Here you go. Well played will learn from that. Because i don't even know what a sneaker is because i'm from minnesota. We have tennis shoes even if it's not the tennis shoes the roman reigns. I guess that is what everybody known. Minnesota would say. What kind of tennis shoes. Roman wearing people out in their charts online. If you google different regions in the united states call call athletic footwear. And they're just different weird terms everywhere. I think sneakers is the most popular. But if you're not used to sneakers it sounds like like slippers. You're like trying to tiptoe around at the night sneaking around like why would they be this in tennis shoes kind of silly but like they at least are used for ten is not sneaking around so i know regional regional. Things are fine dialect. Thank you thanks. Dialect is much more adult word. Thank you all right. Let's let's get to talk consumer slam here. And let's you start with manual. Spoke about roman reigns who is defending his. Wwe universal championship against john. Paul him in his corner. This is a match. I'm very much looking forward to. I did not like john. Cena's promo on monday. In a number of ways that ultimately might not matter because it had a big match feel. I'm sorry friday. The vibe at all gave off which big match feel like these are two big stars from sort of two different generations or overlapping generations but rains in his prime sina the star who might set a record. There were the maddest off. You know you're not drawing numbers and they they called me to save you. Save the show from you or something. That didn't make sense. Because all i see is viewers roman succeeding in front of sellout crowds. And he just seemed like the most accessible guy ever seen is like. Oh yeah they called me. Because you're not succeeding. I don't know what that means. So i'm open to having that explained to me but that part didn't resonate but but i think roman reigns and you're talking about him becoming a star like the way he stood there and did not at all shrink in that moment with john cena. Who's had so many big moments like that selling pay per view and they've got one more show to do it on friday but seen has done that so many times with no less than the rock but many others also in raines. One of the criticisms has him as a baby faces that i had is. He didn't have that. Traditional golden baby-faced promo right before major pay per viewer to sell a match. Just wasn't his thing. I thought standing there opposite of sita and thrown back at sina. Unlike you. i'm going to say good things about you. Because when i beat you wanna meet. Somebody means something. Not somebody means nothing like. I'm still watching him imagining. Their trajectory iffy lasts long enough before being called into hollywood or something as a fulltime top star. What the trajectory is for this character. So sam those are some of my thoughts on on the height. going into this Tell me what you think about the and then we'll get into the options for the match itself on saturday. So i thought i thought the segment was great first and foremost always by far the best smackdown you know. I thought it was interesting..
The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
"wade" Discussed on The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
"Like i tweeted on During money in the bank after sort of everything happened. I said the internet came back. I mean the internet is loving this like that's not to me to your wwe audience. That's not translating into people. Go and we're gonna put you know one point. Five million buys now on wrestlemainia had daniel bryan into the mix and the main of that is going to be the greatest wrestlemainia ever. I don't know if i would even think that he's going to get there and and if he does i just i see it being more so as all right we'll put him in there. But you know we're still going to put morton in the with christian or wish shameless and it's going to be triple threat. Yeah thank you for listening to the keller pro wrestling podcast. be sure to subscribe. Also if you haven't yet subscribed to the wade keller pro wrestling. Po shows this show. The podcast have blue logo. The weight tiller pressing poll shows have our red logo. Just wade keller and apple podcasts. Or wherever you listen to proceed podcasts. And click subscribe to the red logo. And you can download our raw smackdown. Eighty w and sometimes annex t. Po shows i'm joined by co host to add a different perspective to the analysis for the show where we talked to live callers onsite correspondent or in the building. Tell us what did not air on tv and we also answer male questions. Those shows are available for download within a few hours after the shows and on monday wednesday and friday nights. So there's a fast turnaround to get your fix so check it out. That's the wade. Keller pro wrestling post show. Just search wade. Keller you can also stream the show live wade. Keller post show dot com about five minutes after the shows end on monday wednesday and friday. Night matt thanks for calling us We.
The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
"wade" Discussed on The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
"Looks at the top stories of the weekend wrestling ten years ago last week including a three hour episode of raw which back then was a novelty not the usual featuring steve austin as the host and now the late roddy piper sore thoughts on. How often did how piper did also we Tna slam bursary. We looked ahead to destination. We talked about gunners pushing. Tna he's no jackson reicher he was around at tna. Ten years ago actually doing good work. I liked them ten years ago and areas We were talking about him in. Tna and now here is vowing to Exterminate elias soon. Which you know wouldn't be bad. Also we talked about zack. ryder's lack of a push man magically told them back then that in twenty twenty one. he'd be feuding with nick gage. I don't think he would even know how to process. That even knew who. Nick cage was ten years ago. Also we got a call for a jason paul versus wade keller match and also. Wwe had introduced a list of the top wrestling managers. Which led to a spirited discussion with jason me about that so all that and more live callers and e mails. This is a fun show. I was like going back in these ten years ago flashbacks. I always get pulled into listening to them. It's so fun to listen back. It reminds me of things i forgot. We're going on and it's fun. Hearing which jason and i in the caller had to say about certain topics and look through the lens here ten years later. So speaking of jason later this week thursday. He'll be joining me on the thursday flagship addition. On this wade. Keller programming podcasts. So check back in a couple of days for that. In the meantime in between this show and thursday show over on the red logo. Show the wade. Keller progressing podcast zach hagedorn hosting a special eighty w dynamite post show looking back at friday's episode of aew dynamite with torch contributors tyler sage and joel. And they also look ahead to this big saturday night episode with kenny omega defending the awa world heavyweight title against jungle boy more on that lineup in really a new beginning for eighty w after basically a month out of their normal timeslot they get back into the swing of things with the heavily. Hyped saturday primetime show and then they turn around just a few days later and they'll be back on wednesday nights for the foreseeable future. So let's let's get to this ten years ago show and then tomorrow be sure to subscribe if you haven't yet to the red logo. Show the weight killer progressing po. Show in here a hour and a half roundtable with zach. Joel and tyler talking a ton of aew dynamite. If have been missing as much done to mytalk as usual with the special time slot and our our shows being a little out of the normal schedule to because they're not on wednesday so this will give you a good mega dose of aew. Talk to get you ready for saturday night. And then of course. The flagship with jason as i noted on thursday all right forget about last summer. It's all about this summer. We've all been inside long enough so.
The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
"wade" Discussed on The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
"It looks at ray and then looks back at dominic like your dad and then he leaves like i mean how villain i just. How despicable like if the goal is to get roman booed have roman. Just dismiss ray as a human being worthy of a sons just like member last week. I threw you across the room. It was a swimming pool. This this was your dad trying to get revenge. Look at him neck. Yes i do. Expect to be added to this. By the way sam on friday smackdown tomorrow smackdown. I the thing about the tag championship on. Smackdown is the dominant. Ray have them so like you know. I don't think that's going to be it. You could maybe. You know. I i feel like i wish there was a little bit more for big e. It seems like Stuff has slowed down a little bit for biggie in the last few weeks. But i don't know. I mean there's no story king corbin and you could do that. You could do corbin inch and have some kind of crown stipulation like maybe it's own official king of the ring match. You know what you could do. Forbidden shinsegei king of the ring match and then have some kind of schmaltz finish and then decide. Okay we gotta do a king of the ring tournament. Yeah you know something like that. I don't want to king of the ring tournament or not. But yeah i mean i could see corporate and even though we've seen coordination's gave her single week like at least make they wrestle for two minutes total. It's not burned out. we're not burned out on it. Yeah and i mean putting boots on paper view thing in the world. So yeah i i could see doing and making it. This one is for the crown the winner of this match regardless of who is in physical possession of the crown. The winner of this match is the king. That'd be the way to do it for me. I think maybe they give gender a win and establish on the show and then he costs through the match. Ginger can have their feud at summerslam Not a suggestion. Just in any of salmon and o. I think people thought they headed towards a helena sell match kind of just. Have that moment for this this epoch. Viewed of this generation with so many incarnations places at stake in place. When you're not gonna add match but they could you know the the show doesn't need another match. They're trying to stack up minutes anymore. You know this isn't the burials wilson era where it's like. They wanna brag about engagement numbers. They've got their peacock money and so they're just trying to get in and out especially in the thunderdome era without a live crowd. So i don't think we're going to add a match. But i'm just seeing if anything jumps out and i guess the only other one from smackdown that could be added would be sammy and keio or like you said something with cruise but i think they also want to save matches for smackdown feel fresh. Yeah boost down. So that's where i think they're like. Yeah let's let's save a couple of these four tv and to keep fox happy. I think that's probably right. Actually that's a good point. Yeah well we can tie ribbon around it there. I think we covered.
The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
"wade" Discussed on The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
"Plus years and editor of p w torch dot com your source for daily news live tv and pay per view coverage and special features and editorials hope checking that out every day and host of various via apple podcasts and the freeway tiller poll shows and we keller processing podcast. And this is the thursday paper view preview edition heading into helena sell on sunday. The other voice. You hear is sam roberts. Also no one is not sam but this is sam. He is part of w pre shows and kickoff shows hosted zone wrestling podcasts and has interviewed. How many have you interviewed half or more than half of progressing top stars right now. So top stars right now like today. Yeah we've definitely interviewed. Roman and ray and gone by the main events of the pay per view and drouin bobby for shore randy for sure Women never charlotte bianca Becky bailey your over your yeah. I think i've never interviewed omega. But i've interviewed moxley so you know the arab parable. Yeah yeah yeah so cool cool so samaranch my guest. Sam tell people about your podcast. You're media what you've got coming up or something that they should download down checkout well not now but in half done download and check out of your recent work we i mean part of the reason i've anybody all these people is because we got episode three hundred and forty eight will come out next. Week of nazi. I'm wrestling. you get the podcast wherever you get podcast. And i've got a first time interview on monday. I don't want to spoil what it is yet. I'll i'll tease it over the weekend. if you follow me on social at not sam but it's going to be a real fun one i'm having i'm doing in person interviews again so pretty excited about it. It's nice to. It's nice to have that connect but one ladder. That's somewhere in their first or last name. One lighter that somewhere in their first or last now a okay cool that eliminates a few. It's not it could be apollo crews but not commander isy ono commodities a anna's cook but it's not you know it's not big e that's right we've limited. Yeah so that's what. I was looking for someone that we can kingston. His name was no big e langston. It could be langston. But he doesn't go by biggie lane. So this is what. I'm going to spend a few days like a limited go through the roster and eliminating the ones without an an yes and you can get that you can get not same wrestling wherever you get podcasters. Look it up Search it and there's also you sorry it's not nikki cross notes nikki cross either call cannot nikki. Cry could be carrying across. You know. there's a in that name. Think but if you searched not saying wrassling wherever you get podcasts and also if you go to youtube dot com slash. Not sam wrestling. That is the wrestling only youtube page. That i have. I have Not sam wildfire everything else. But if you're looking for strictly wrestling content you'll find it there and and this weekend i'll be on the peacock network got peacock. You'll be able to watch me on the ultimate series. I think a lot of you guys would like that. Show we fantasy book like we did ultimate wrestlemainia where we just like fantasy book. A multi era wrestlemainia. So we're doing that with helena. Sal we're just putting together a the ultimate helena sell card where we where we create matches. Most of my suggestions rivalries that existed. Before helena us was even a thing. What would it have been like to see this. Layout and helena sell so it was fun. Yeah yeah so. That'll be on On peacock on the wwe section. On saturday or some sometime this weekend. I think on saturday. Also cool apple podcast compatibility new with torch. Vip podcast.
The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
"wade" Discussed on The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
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