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Waddle & Silvy
Fresh update on "jed" discussed on Waddle & Silvy
"Black bear strike three attorneys outside corner Garcia got it this time. Two down. Nobody on here in the eighth inning. Great location right there. Good life, right the bottom of his own. And as you mentioned wallet very softly made sure that that stayed in the strike zone. About Tampa Bay after quick seven lead over the Toronto Blue Jays. Looks like that Syria's maybe over Johnny Ready for the Grand Slam. It is second ending after the raise one yesterday, Cameron Maybin will pitch it to out. Nobody. On first pitch slider is in for a strike. David's been shitting in the spot. That was originally Kyle Schwarber's Billy Hamilton came in to play defense on the top of the seventh with a one Nothing lead. And Hamilton will not see an at bat in this game pitch to is in the dirt 18 games, Maybe 13 for 52 to 50 with three walks. Six extra base hits on the year. They've been one of several pickups at the trade deadline. President upstate and GM Jed Hoyer 11 miss through breaking Ball Strike two. An uncertain time. This is for feel Epstein and Jet Oyer their team down to its final four outs in Game one Cubs franchise that would look a whole lot different the next couple of years with a lot of impending free agents. And maybe the swings through a slider. Strike three and me. Garcia finishes off a 12 3/8 inning to the ninth we go. The Marlins had the lead and their first postseason game since 2003. After eight innings of play, It's Miami five. At a Chicago Cubs won..
The John Phillips Show
Fresh "jed" from The John Phillips Show
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Bloomberg Businessweek
Fresh update on "jed" discussed on Bloomberg Businessweek
"Again recapping equities, hire off session highs with the S and P up now by 11 again there of 4/10 of 1%. Final trading day off the quarter. I'm Charlie Telepaths, a Bloomberg business Flash. All right, Charlie. Thank you so much. Well, let's hear another installment from our colleague Lisa Prom, which she's got a special coming up. It's going to start airing later this week. It's called generation Interrupted all about The youngest members of the workforce. How they have been damaged and damage. Maybe in a long term way by the Corona virus pandemic. Check it out. The recovery in the labor market has been slow. You see it in the jobs numbers and also in data on jobs, Post IX. I spoke with Jed Kolko, chief economist for the job listing sight. Indeed, we see in terms of John Post things that they're down almost 20% compared to where they were last year, especially in a lot of sectors where young people, especially young graduates often look for their first jobs. College graduates tend to gravitate to positions and industries like tech or finance. That's where Jed Kolko, seeing some of the biggest downward trends are also down significantly in jobs like marketing in accounting. These air sectors that college grads often look to for their first job, and those are sectors were hard and really has slowed the sectors where hiring his fingers strong our goods related sectors construction. Driving retail warehouse jobs because they support the state home economy, But they tend to hire fewer college grads, and they don't tend to be the sectors that young college grads look at first and for college grads. Those jobs also tend to pay less. There is a silver lining, though, for those outside of metro areas like New York, indeed, seeing an increase in big city companies that are considering remote workers to fill positions. At the same time, Koko says, it could be harder for college grads to move up in the ranks without the benefit of office culture or face time. With the higher ups. They shift work has lots of advantages, opening up opportunities for people who might not live where certain kinds of jobs are taken off for flexibility. For people who have lots of responsibilities outside of work. But I do think it creates challenges for younger people who might not know their organizational culture or have the same kinds of networks as older workers have. And even if remote working phase in some of the biggest cities, it looks like offices won't be as full as they were before the pandemic. Data from indeed Shou San Francisco, New York, Boston and Washington, D. C. Near the top of the list for cities with the largest decline and job listings from the same time last year for more on the pandemics. Impact on young workers joined me on Friday at 7 P.m., eastern for a Bloomberg television Special report. Generation interrupted. And tune in tomorrow at the same time for part four of our Bloomberg Radio Siri's in New York on Lisa Abramowitz Bloomberg Radio. All right, and looking forward to hearing more from Lisa in the coming days. And that big special that is airing on Friday evening and throughout the weekend on Bloomberg television, and, you know, I mean, I think it is of a piece with a lot of the things we've been talking about on this show. Interesting to catch up with Connor San. I keep going back, and she was nice enough to tweet. The interview that we did yesterday. Ali Wolf, not the chief economist at my research, because she foretold a little bit of what we might hear. Even amidst all the Sturm and Drang of that debate yesterday about K shaped recovery and you did here if you were able to listen amid all the shouting and interrupting, Um former Vice President Biden Talking about, you know, he mentioned the stats several times about how much money billionaires have accrued over the course of the pandemic. And then in what I think, and I think a lot of people think was one of the most effective moves he made over the course of the debate. He looked right into the camera based said. How's it feeling for you if you're sitting around your kitchen table? Is this economy working for you? And that is the notion of the case shaped recovery. And I love what Michael McKee delineated with us at the top of the show This notion of like, talk about the the talk about the W That's really about the speed of the recovery. K is much more about the who, and and really Thie way that this economy is recovering and recovering unevenly, and it's also I think are deeper, systemic problems. It's not a new thing, but it's definitely been exaggerated. And I don't think we had put a letter on it or really thought about it right. We talked about Income gaps that we went toe wealth gaps right, But it really tells a very clear story about thes, deeper financial problems rooted in our economy and about some people. A smaller percentage of our population doing Really, really well and better better. It seems like each year and then the majority who are not and the better and better, I think is the interesting thing and again. I feel like I at least believe bring the K a little bit, But I think it's really important this idea that it's not a steady you know, the upward part of Kate really is going upwards. People are doing better. It's not just there like Hang on to what they got. You look at people's fora. One case they're based on the stock market. The and stock market's done pretty well, especially if you look at it over the last year to date, and certainly over the last four months, and I keep thinking that statistic that we said during the pandemic that most people don't have, like three or $400 Just decide that if there they've got a problem With the car. What? What have you They don't have the money to fix it. That says a lot. All right, let's head down to Washington now and.
Wisconsin's Morning News with Gene Mueller
Fresh update on "jed" discussed on Wisconsin's Morning News with Gene Mueller
"Finally named a starter for Game one Brit shooter going to get the ball tonight against the top seeded Los Angeles Dodgers first pitch here on M. J. Is at 90. This's crazy year. Your grace. Things happen. But the thing is now anything that anything everything that happened in the regular season start Now it doesn't What you did or what you didn't do. It doesn't really matter. Nothing matters. Trying to win these next two games. Truer words of civil Seldom spoken. Jed Jerko, Your Milwaukee Brewers is the club hits into the playoffs tonight against the Dodgers are a pregame here on W. T. M. J is going to start a date. First. Pitch it. Naina wait, radio play by claim, and Jeff laboring, joining us live and Jeff The pitching, at least for this first game set with bread suitor on the bump tonight for Game one against the Dodgers, and it's going to be interesting to see how long they stick with him tonight, and how Craig Counsell, who's so good at managing his Hurlers, both starters and in the bullpen, how he deals with the situation today. Yeah, no doubt about it. I think everybody read the tea leaves and how this one was going to go with. With Brent Suter, working today with Corbin Burns unavailable the oblique injury before Brandt. You know, you couldn't ask for a better guy to get you off after to a good start. I think he's been really good in this kind of open her role Give give you to three. Maybe even four innings of his pitch count is low, and if he's rolling well On Ben. The Brewers bullpen is a lot of different looks so Great Council's gonna have some options. It's it's going to be the middle innings. That will be the interesting ones to try and get to Devon Williams, Josh Hater and hopefully a score A couple of runs against Walker Buehler tonight, Jeff Gina. I talked about this a little bit yesterday morning. The Dodgers have a recent history of flaming out earlier than they should in the playoffs. How important do you think it is for the birds to get off to? Ah, quick start offensively tonight, maybe put some sweat in the poems of the Dodgers could be really important thing. It wouldn't matter if it were the Dodgers of the Padres or the Chicago Cubs. Whoever the Brewers opponent is, I think just scored some runs early would would put their own sense of urgency, and he's a little bit because the offense has been problematic this year for Milwaukee. But at the same time, if you could make the Dodgers think that they are human, that's a good thing. And they've They've been the best team in Major league baseball. For the last few years. They haven't won a World Series have had some tough times and the post season the Nationals knocked him out last year in the division. Siri's So it's a It's a franchise that hasn't won since 1988. And you're looking at the Brewer's team that's never won the World Series. Andi. Everybody's counting Brewer's out, but anything can happen in this list. Little brief three game, Siri's and Who knows? The Brewers have been pretty good at Dodger Stadium over the last few years. Anything can happen, and neither team really hits in Bunches, either, Jeff they both realize pretty much on the log wall. Certainly the Dodgers and the Brewers again hitting in Bunches has been a challenge for them. But if you keep belly inside the ballpark tonight, again, that's gotta enhance the chances. Yeah, it doesn't. It's it's fall in Los Angeles, and the ball doesn't travel is well at night there because of that marine layer that comes in at Chavez Ravine. So if you can keep the Dodgers in the ballpark, you know it's a good thing. They do tend to strike out quite a bit. They have some long at bats. They draw a lot of walks. You know, they have a really good offense. They've spent a lot of money they wouldn't picked up. Mookie Betts is arguably one of the best players in baseball. Cody Bell injures Had a tough year this year coming off of his M V P in 2019. But they have some good pieces. It's a good team. There's there's no getting around that. But if you can keep him in the ballpark and scratch a few runs against them early and let that bullpen goto work, I think the Brewers you're gonna be okay, Jeff last thing for you. What's your tip for fans to stay up late tonight? You got anything that you use? A lot of coffee. I mean, I'm I'm already a coffee down. I'm working on my second cup. It's It's just going to be a lot of leaded coffee for me tonight. Heavy stuff. I like it a lot. Yeah, Yeah, yeah. All heavy. The seal coat. Yeah, it's what we drink here in the morning. She'll Jeff. Take care. Thank you. So much for talk again soon. Thank you Gotta take care guys again. Their coverage begins tonight at eight. The pregame Bruce Thatcher's here and W tng first pitch just after nine. Here. It all in Brewer's radio network with Jeff laboring and company 8 19 years of Bob.
Marketplace Tech with Molly Wood
How constant surveillance puts protesters at risk
"As black lives matter protests continue around the country police are using facial recognition and all kinds of other technology to arrest protesters and organizers, and while in some cases, the people arrested did commit crimes. After the fact, arrests can have a chilling effect on free speech and lead to cases of mistaken identity. They also show us just how much surveillance is part of our lives. Simone Brown is a professor at Ut Austin. She's also author of the book dark matters on the surveillance of blackness. She told me about how police identified and arrested a protester and Philadelphia there was a tattoo on her arm and she was wearing a t shirt. That was you know quite. Said Keep, the immigrants deport the racist and so the police used the images of her. They went to find out you know where did she get this shirt made and they found her comment that she made on Oetzi they looked at her instagram they looked at her linked in profiles and they were able to match her this image to identify her and she was eventually charged. So all this is to say that there's still just kind of trails of data actually that we leave about ourselves that is being used to form a case to what extent to your knowledge is some of this technology being used to find arrest protesters and even protest organizers. Chilling effect that organizers but also the ACLU became quite aware and worked to challenge was around twenty, fifteen, twenty sixteen or so this company Gio Fia, which is really a company that's kind of social media analysis company that was working on hand in hand with various policing agencies to monitor key words, black lives, matter protests, Jihad all of these things were then tagged and flag to. then. In some cases visit, you'd have a policing agency, visit a potential protester, and of course, if you go onto Gio phidias website now there's like nothing really just contact information, but we know if something is out there if gop has gone, another company will pop up and you know fill in that gap when you layer on all of this technology that you described, it sounds like. It could be relatively accurate and I could see police departments falling into the idea that you know that although there have been concerns facial recognition is now is accurate once you add. In social media like this should work. Great. What is the push back to that and so the idea of something you know working great. If just one person is wrongly. Identified, say, for example with facial recognition technology, then it's not working at all these technologies rely on this idea that they are perfect correct but they really they really aren't and so people are asking for a pause because these technologies are not outside of this system in which we live in where you know black people are criminalized right how do you feel like this? The longterm implications of this surveillance might play out will people be less willing to take the risk of exercising their right to protest? I don't think so I think in terms that people you know we're in the middle of a pandemic and yet people are still you know risking a lot to go out and protest and demand something better I think one case and I'll give you an example that I think is important is in terms of DNA collection, and so a lot of people want to their armchair genealogists are also want to find family or some type of connection and they use a company like say twenty three and me or ancestry dot com or jet match, and that same company Jed match was then recently purchased i. Think just last year by a company that has close ties to you know a policing agency and this company is not just about finding long lost relatives, but they save their primarily for forensic analysis. So the question of whether it's sea or whether it's ancestry dot com it's like we have to really think about what happens to that data. Well, it's interesting. It's it feels like it's a thing that that privacy researchers have warned about for a long time that there is essentially a big web of surveillance and were leaving tracks all the time and that it isn't always obvious what the harm might be. Until something like this happens exactly. But you know they're also tech one of the places that I looked to see you know what's what's the future perhaps for the future that's already here is looking at airport security and there have been a lot of push in terms of AI enabled technologies to. Assess risk to assess threat and one of the things that you know a few companies are starting to develop now is emotion recognition, and so that might be that a traveler present themselves at an airport speak to an Avatar one company. Avatar actually stands for Automated Virtual Agent for truth assessments and this Avatar will then ask them a series of questions and then measurements are then taken. By the changes in their voice by. Heat or sweats or any type of what what might be termed a micro expression. Of guilt like your heart rate, increasing those types of things, and then assign a certain threat category to see if that person might be a threat to airport security, and so I don't necessarily know if these types of technologies are being used to monitor protests, activists and other moments of rebellion, but it is something to look out for. That pause was yeah that's. Terrifying. IS THEIR EAR recognition? Is that a thing? Yes. And so there's there's recognition of everything and it's almost like throwing something to the wall and seeing. What hits but the air's been it's a relatively stable part of the body. And that has been known since Al Proteon, which is said to be the father of forensic. Sciences. was using that in the eighteen hundreds as a stable way of recognizing or. Identifying the human body to catalog them, and so there are researchers that are working on every part in piece of the body that you could think imaginable as a way to try and. Shore. Up, this idea. which is just an idea that the human body is stable that the human can be categorized and identified, and we know that's Bodies don't work that way but you know the science does. Your book is called dark matters on the surveillance of blackness. We've been talking about this in the context context of protest. Why is this surveillance of particular concern to Black Americans? It's a particular concern because it's has been the state you know I say surveillance is the facts of anti blackness not only in the US but globally, and so it's been a concern here in the US for centuries we thinking about slave patrols, plantation control, all of these technologies that were. Put in place. To deem black people as. Outside of the right to have rights, but it's also why I think it's important to study the history of surveillance within transatlantic slavery within Plantation Slavery because it also offers US moments of resistance and moments of rebellion and escape to something different something that looks like freedom. Simone. Brown is a professor at Ut Austin and author of the Book Dark Matters.
Marketplace Tech with Molly Wood
Medical tech is the new gold rush for investors during the pandemic
"More people are seeing their doctors added distance during the pandemic in this long awaited to telehealth has investors intrigued there was already a boom in biotech investing before covid nineteen hit. But now investors are rushing to put money into all kinds of ways to modernize medicine from Boston W.. G. B. H. Radios Aaron Schachter has more personal. Medical Technology isn't especially new push your fitness further with fitbit charge to a heart rate and fitness wristband that helps you make the most of all day workouts and beyond. And the wearables are just one facet of health tech. The pandemic has shown that much of health care can be delivered at a distance and there's been a boon in telehealth platforms, online fitness classes, and Internet connected devices that are vital signs. Harry LARRIKIN IS CO author of moneyball medicine thriving in the new data driven healthcare market before Cova. Did you really have to look at these things and figure out where the world was GONNA go how fast it was going to go there all of a sudden now you're giving people i. don't WanNa say no choice but now they. Need these things and tech investors want in venture capital entities have invested nearly five and a half billion dollars in medical tech from January through June that's according to rock health a company that helps digital health startups. But there are those urging caution about the direction. These investments take all too. Often the technology has attempted to reengineer the process of care rather than leverage. The most efficient process of Care Jed constance is a healthcare consultant. For example, he says, it took years for the developers of medical records technology to get it right because early versions made it difficult for doctors to Talk to patients and fill in the required computerized forms. Constant says there's a history of companies creating what's flashy instead of what's practical and so the venture capital investor backed efforts have found them to be largely ignorant. There are also concerns that new health technology could exacerbate disparities in healthcare between rich and poor communities doctor. My mom is the former chief innovation officer. At Medicare's innovation center she says that smartwatch are fun but the kinds of devices that help most people stay healthy are often more mundane. Can you develop a tool that will help them track their medications with things? That automatically dispense medication for them and or something that will give their physicians more real time data on which medications they're actually taking according to rock health much of the venture money handed out this year went to companies developing online platforms for more telemedicine, digital pharmacies, fitness classes, and more efficient ways to deliver mental health counseling at a distance that's w. g. b. h. Aaron, chapter, and Boston consulting firm McKinsey says the speed of telehealth adoption everything from video visits to digital records means up to two hundred and fifty billion dollars in healthcare spending could soon be going towards virtual care.
WTMJ Nights
Milwaukee Brewers designate Smoak for assignment, add Vogelbach
"To play first base for the Brewers moving forward. I think we got indication based off. The comments made by David Stern's Tio Tom had recorded the Journal Sentinel earlier today, but we don't know for sure. Now, when the Brewers that designated for assignment Justin Smoak, and at the same time bring in another first baseman, and Daniel Vogel back, I think it's there's a logical thing that says, OK, smoke out Vogel Bach in he's going to be the guy over at first base. I don't think it's gonna work out that way. Because just based off the comments that Stern's made earlier today, it really sounds like Jed Jerko is going to be the guy who's going to be given the first opportunity to play first base a lot. Not There's going to be the every day guy, but he's might be the closest thing that the Brewers have to it, and Jerko is mainly face left handers. This year. There has been There's a good chance that you listening to this right now might be kind of throwing your hands up in the air going Finally, because I could tell you just seeing what I see on Social media. There have been a lot of people that have been calling for Jerko to play more often. In fact, it kind of goes back to a bigger question, and we've discussed this before on Brewer's extra innings. When you've got historical data. And then you've got, like right now Data. How do you How do you juggle those two things against each other? And that's why Jerko has played so much against left handed starters because from you look at what he's done over the course of his career. A and he he has done has been very successful against lefties not as successful against righties now this year that hasn't held up he hasn't been given is many opportunities against right handers. But he said, Okay, success against right handers this year and he's been okay against ah, against lefties as well. And that's that's kind of where where it's been at for this year. Now he's going to be given an opportunity to face righties and lefties. That's going to be his job. I would think again. I'm just kind of reading between the lines and seeing what David Stern said earlier today. It really feels like Jed Jerko is going to be given that first opportunity to be the guy who plays first base a lot. It's a
Morning Edition
As Pandemic Hits Colleges' Finances, Small Town May Be Affected Too
"Has been devastating college finances and some of them are even on the brink of closing. What does that mean for college towns? Frank Morris of member Station has this look. Att one rural college community. Lots of towns across rule. America are in steep decline, but tiny Sterling Kansas is an island of vitality. Ah, pleasant Tuesday evening, a local gospel quintet entertains folks spread out on lawn chairs in a large tidal park. This town is anchored by Sterling College, a private evangelical Christian school, founded in 18 87. College senior Cuyler calmly calls it one big partnership. There's just so much overlap in community supports the college to college supports the community. You know, you just see how everything's intertwined. This remote town of 2200 boasts good schools, white collar jobs and a healthy downtown. College students, faculty and staff breathed life into the place, same as they do for hundreds of other little college towns across the country. But students left here in March and they haven't come back. Criminal justice Professor Mark Tremain is worried. I think the bottom line is we've got to get students back to campus. If we're going to survive. I think we have to accept whatever the risks are and do it. Starting college depends on about 500 students paying up to $26,000 a year tuition and another eight or nine grand for room and board. Sterling College President Scott Rich says the school like many others, scrapes by from year to year. We're always dependent upon enrollment always depended upon that next year, always dependent upon persistence or retention. We have to get students to come back. And we're dealing with a lot of challenges. Most schools now face daunting decisions. Scott Carlson follows the rolling crisis for the Chronicle of Higher Education. I think some of the people I know are looking at hundreds of college is going out of business within the next several years if this pandemic continues, and if the economic devastation associated with it continues, small liberal arts colleges have been shaky. For years, Enrollments have slumped down mints have been tapped. Many schools have piled on debt in a building fueled by competition for students. Most offer classes online, but online classes don't pay the bills. Most small schools survived by providing an expensive high touch in person College experience, and Carlson says the pandemic is shredding that business model. These colleges are Unique little entities all on their own, and each one of them provides a unique spin on higher education At Sterling College. The foundation is Christianity, but football is came. Workers here putting the final touches on a big Jim classroom in office complex. Many students enroll here for the chance to play college sports. It's a major selling point. About 1/4 of the students attending in person are on the football team. That's right 1/4 but sporting events could be major vectors for disease. And Jed Miller, who's finishing his degree it's early online next year, says That's another vulnerability. If Cove it defeats the athletics season this year. It will probably defeat a lot of small colleges and as a result heard a lot of small towns. Badly. While small college towns tend to be some of the healthiest communities in remote rural areas, the colleges those towns depend on now pose a physical danger to residence. Christina Darn hours a family practice doctor in sterling, the college probably is the most dangerous. Element for us in terms of covert. Shit. Potentially brings back students from all over the US who have variable levels of exposure across the country. Small colleges and college towns faced the same dilemma over opening, but not everyone thinks that's all bad. Richard Price at the Clayton Christians and Institute argues that the pandemic will lead to better online classes and more equitable schools. The traditional model. It was originally for the landed elite. And it wasn't sure all genders. It wasn't for all races, and that is slowly getting phased out. Along with some older business models that aren't fitting well, and price thinks many small colleges will adapt. Lots of them have cheated death before. There's no question the pandemic will close a number of American colleges and unravel small college towns along the way for NPR news. I'm Frank Morris.
Opening Arguments
"jed" Discussed on Opening Arguments
"Hello and welcome dubbing arguments. This is upset four, hundred and nine. I'm Thomas. That's Andrew. How're you doing Andrew? Fantastic Tom. Really. Excited about. Today's episode me to. We have. Jed, sugarman on jet is a professor at Fordham Law School. He's a prolific amicus writer I i. hear. So you know in good company here, we can kind of compare amicus I'm sure. Andrew what are talked to jet about today I have a feeling. We're GONNA talk about a lot of different things. He's He's really interesting his he has a judicial philosophy that's somewhat at odds with mine but but he has crafted a an interesting argument and moved to file an amicus brief in the Roger Stone case arguing that trump lacked the legal power to pardon to commute the sentence of Roger Stone. So we're GONNA. Ask Him all about that, and all about his views of what sets a constraint on the power of the presidency. Excellent. Well, let's get Jed sugarman on the line. And we are now joined by Judge Sugarman jet, how you doing today doing? Well, how are you? You know. There's been good news and bad news. I. Think we're more on the on the bad news currently, right? You know it's the glass half full, the glass half empty I. Don't know. On the legal news optimism that a vaccine. November third isn't that far away Also have I I'll take the glass half full. Have I. I'm just glad we now have two members on team optimist brain here. That's all you need. You have a super majority. Actually, things are okay. Everybody. VETO-PROOF I can't even. Yeah. You WanNa. Talk about supermajority rules. I'm here for that all day. But believe me we that that was almost what this podcast was named. So we're we're we're on. So jet we we invited you on a couple of days ago, and this is how quickly things move because you filed I, I. Don't I. Don't know that the actual amicus brief available. But but you filed a letter motion to intervene as an amicus in the Roger Stone Case to argue that president trump's commutation of Roger, stone, was an abuse of the. Executive Powers Office that's based on, you've written a couple of law review articles that I'm kind of a Geek. I've Read I love WanNa. WanNa. Go through. The motion was denied yesterday late late in the day. So kind of I, sort of softball question Roger Stone has inexplicably appealed. His conviction. So is there anything further that that that you can do in this case, talk a little bit about like from the procedural standpoint, and then we'll talk to the to the argument and how it might raise its head in other circumstances. Thank you. First of all, thank you for having me and they're you know really to be able to talk to both up people with a legal background and lead people about these issues is really important. I really appreciate the work that you do in in getting an explaining these issues to the to the broader public. It's so important in twenty to do that. So so I appreciate you nothing if not a great lay person. Very professionally done. You've set a high bar if you will. So let me say this first of all the that the the meekest brief motion was filed by free speech for people anti-corruption nonprofit that the name comes from the criticism of citizens united that it's free speech for people not corporations in. This is their work more largely a about you know. Public. Virtue in at and public-spiritedness as opposed to corruption, and so that was ron fine John Bonifaz and Ben Clements who worked with with me and Ethan leave. And our coffers Andrew. Kent on an article called faithful execution and article to Ethan and I before that article had had paired up to write and. Using the the same basic argument without the necessary historical deep dive to argue that a self pardons. Are, in are generally invalid or by rule invalid as a faithless execution, we'll talk more about the substance in a minute but just procedurally. I would say this was a shot at it I it. We we understood that this would be an uphill battle. It is unusual for outside parties. In any circumstance to intervene in a in this kind of matter So I would just simply say procedurally, I think were there's the question of a long game just to spell this out in twenty twenty, one Let's say hypothetically, there's a new administration and There's a new department of Justice within the US attorney that US attorney could show up in the same court before judge? Jackson and. And Ask for an order for Roger, stone to report to complete to to to report for sentencing and to report to prison Roger, stone, presumably would show up and say look I. Have I. have this commutation or possibly by January twenty twenty one pardon and You know just because you have a piece of paper that says commutation or pardon on, it doesn't automatically make it so and so we can get to the substance but I think the question is. This one shows up with a part that was written two days after the presidency was over, we'd say that's not that piece of paper is not an official pardon I would say, and then the court would have to examine that piece of paper to decide if it was valid or not. Well as opposed to that kind of chronological argument, we're making a substantive. Constitutional argument about good faith requirements for the office of the presidency. So I I love all of that and and I love that the the procedural question went into like six arguments in the alternative that. I want to go what I love is that we have somebody else on the show whose team amicus. Yeah, that's a super majority of the other. Sorry. It's amicus that. We're. All Francia Right. Indy. The point that you just made is really interesting. Right because when judge Amy Berman Jackson denied the. Sort of procedurally what happened in the case was at first, she granted leave for the motion to be placed on the docket, right? That is to be considered right, and then Roger Stone filed an objection. To. Once once the motion was placed on the docket, an objection to the substance, right to to granting leave which Judge Jackson essentially granted on those grounds and the argument that carried the day for Judge Jackson was a jurisdictional argument. Right was, hey, this has been a commuted and the substance has been appealed. So therefore this there isn't even a case. There's nothing left for this case to resolve and I think kind of by implication, the argument that you just made challenges that reasoning. Yeah. But look like if if there was a, there was a party that was procured by fraud, that jurisdiction argument would would Fujiwara exclude a court from ever being able to consider whether a pardon is you know fabricated procured by fraud procured by bribe? You know whatever's? Forged Pardon or let's say a Woodrow Wilson. You know situation where a president was in a had a stroke and someone pretended to be or you know signed it for. So there's lots of. Of course there, there are questions a for a court to decide whether a pardon is what it purports to be as a factual matter and what we're suggesting that some of those legally relevant facts are the the weather. The pardon was given as part of a bribe. I. Think they're so. So let's take a step back on..
The EntreLeadership Podcast
The Importance of Looking Upstream with Dan Heath
"Have, you ever gotten those spots where you start treating your business, your leadership, your team, maybe even your family and quite frankly your entire life like a game of mole, like you hit this one thing and you think you're good, and then another thing pops up and then another thing boss up. Then you have to hit two things at once and then you need five hands because you have to five things at once they keep coming up and you're going frantic and you're going crazy and you just can't get to all of it. Have you ever been there? Whenever you engage in that version of life. That's a lot like whack a mole. You start to realize that you're focusing only on symptoms and you never actually get to the source from the Ramsey network. This is the entree leadership podcast where we business leaders grow themselves, their teams and their profits. I'm your host. Alex Jed. Today, we get to talk with Dan Heath WHO's an author and researcher who has spent over a decade working on this exact. Exact topic, not just how you as a leader solve problems, but how do you prevent them from ever occurring? How do you not just attack the symptom, but get down to the source to the root cause. Now, he calls this upstream thinking and it's the title of his new book upstream and this whole idea that can transform your priorities, your leadership, and your team would all originated with a parable about you having a picnic by the river? So you and a friend are having a picnic beside a river. You've laid out your picnic blanket. You're just preparing to sit down and eat when you hear a shout behind you from the direction of the river and you look back and there's a child and the river. Kinda thrashing around apparently drowning and. Instinctively jump in both of you and you fish the child out you bring them to shore and Just. When you're adrenaline starting to recede a little bit, you hear a second. Shout, you look back and it's another child also apparently drowning. So you go. You rescue them, bring them to shore, and no sooner. Have you done now that you hear to shouts now it's two kids in the river, and so you're in, you're out, you're rescuing kids and you're starting to get exhausted. And about that time your friend swims to shore and starts walking away as though to leave you alone and you say, Hey, where you going I can't do this by myself. All these kids they need rescuing, and your friend says I'm going upstream to tackle the guy who's thrown all these kids in the river, and that in a nutshell is what this book is about. It's about this phenomenon. What's so often life whether it's our personal life or a businesses we get trapped in the cycle of reaction, we're putting out fires responding to emergencies. We're always. Always downstream dealing with problems after they happen, but we rarely make the space. We rarely devote the time and attention that we would need to go upstream and forestalled head off these problems before they ever happen, and that's what I'm chasing with this. I'd love to know what was the genesis of this thought being a book for you. Where did that come from? As something that you said man I want to spend a ton of time studying researching and writing about that. The first time I started a file called upstream was in two thousand nine. And two things that happened was I heard that parable for the first time. Then it was the first time. This notion of upstream thinking was planted in my head, and the other is around the time. I heard that parable I had this conversation with the assistant deputy chief of police in Canadian city, and he told me this story of this thought experiment really stuck with me ever since and he said, imagine you've got to police officers and one of them goes down in the morning during the morning rush. And she positions herself in this intersection. That's kind of notorious. It's chaotic. Accidents there, and just by being a visible presence in that intersection, she calms people down. She gets them to be more cautious and she prevents accidents from happening. So that's officer one. and. Then officer to go to a different part of downtown where there is prohibited right turn signal, and she hides around the corner and when people cheat and and make that prohibited right turn. She jumps out and slaps them with the ticket. And this deputy chief said, which of these two officers do you think did more for the public good and for public safety and he said? Indisputably was the first right. She probably prevented some accidents maybe even prevented someone from being killed. But if you ask who is going to be praised who's going to be rewarded, who's going to be promoted, it's officer to because she comes back with a stack of tickets that show what she's accomplished, and meanwhile, if you think about officer one, how does she prove? She did anything. You know how do you prove that something did not happen. And we might say, well, you can look at data and that's certainly true I mean. We could keep a log of how many accidents happen at this intersection before and after the officer was stationed there, and if there's a downtick claimed credit for that. But notice even in that scenario where we have the data backing up our work, we still don't know. Know who exactly was helped? There was some guy headed downtown to go to his job that morning and he noticed the presence of the officer. He slowed down a little bit. He was fine in an alternate reality where she wasn't there. He would have been in a crash in died that morning. He'll never know that that's right. Officer will never know who? Who she helped. So there's this kind of maddening ambiguity about upstream work that even though it's essential, even though it can stop problems before they happen. It also brings a lot of ambiguity and complexity, and in that idea coupled with that parable Kinda. Got Me hooked and I've been fascinated by ever since
Richard Neer
New York Mets Acquire Billy Hamilton From San Francisco Giants For Jordan Humphreys
"Traded for outfielder Billy Hamilton parting with pitcher Jordan Humphries. Hamilton was part of the Giants player pool but hadn't played games with the team. He's stolen 299 bases over his seven year career. The mitts also reinstated related Jarod used option. Franklin Kill a mate to Brooklyn and transfer Jed Lowry to the 45 day injured list
Rush Limbaugh
2 judges in lawsuit over Atlanta mask rule recuse themselves
"Has now Rick used in the camp versus bottom. State versus Atlanta dispute. Emergency hearing today, canceled after Fulton County Judge Kelly Ellery first stepped down, having discussed the case with an appellate judge and notifying both parties of such a second judge assigned has also had to do the same. Jed Sean McGrew once worked for Governor, Brian Kemp and is under consideration for a judicial appointment. The suit was brought by camp in Fulton Superior Court. After Atlanta Mark Mark Excellence, Excellence, Excellence, Bottoms Bottoms Bottoms ordered ordered ordered the the the city city city back back back to to to phase phase phase one one one of of of its its its reopening reopening reopening plan plan plan and and and mandated mandated mandated face face face coverings. coverings. coverings. Kim's Kim's Kim's orders orders orders has has has no no no local local local rules rules rules Khun Khun Khun B, B, B, more more more or or or less less less restrictive restrictive restrictive than than than him. him. him. Is Is Is Sandra Parish,
The Darren Smith Show
"jed" Discussed on The Darren Smith Show
"Available on it, let us say the general manager of the Chicago cubs, who, once upon a time used to be a weekly feature on this radio program. We do miss those days. He's Jed Hoyer. We are happy to catch up with them Jed. Thank you very much for the time during Smith. How are you my friend? I'm doing great how you doing. Hanging in we are broadcasting from my kitchen table. So this is this is our normal. Now that we are not in an actual radio studio, we are going on I think eighteen weeks broadcasting from my house mostly every once in a while, we go over to Pacific Beach, and we go to Marty's house. What the differences between your place in plays..
Wisconsin's Morning News with Gene Mueller
The Gold bolts to an early lead and holds on for 4-1 victory in the opener of the Brewers' 'World Series'
"Brewers were back to playing baseball inside Miller Park on Tuesday night. 18 gold 18 Blue in Game one of the blue and gold world. Siri's the final score of the game for the one. This is a serious of interest squad games leading into the start of the baseball season. Next week. Jed Jerko opened up the scoring for team gold in the third inning. Here's Jericho into right field that balls him pretty well. That one's gonna fly home run for jet Jerko that audio is courtesy of brewers dot com. Brandon Woodruff Strong start for the third innings, one run four hits. He struck out six. The Brewers open up their season officially next Friday in Chicago against the Cubs.
NFL Live
Cam Gets Signed
"Well there was big news coming last night. Courtesy of our Adam Schefter and Chris Mortensen former MVP cam. Newton is a free agent. No more instead Newton is heading to new. England to join forces with bill, Belichick and follow in the footsteps of another MVP Tom Brady. And Cam Newton's cryptic fashion. He had this to say the instagram. I'm excited because I know what right now all praise to God dropping contact tomorrow. I hope you're ready Hashtag. Let's go pat. And so now we know, and we'll start with Adam Schefter, and our health hall of Famer. Steve Young One one. Just tell us how we got here. How did this deal get done? Listen I think it took Cam Newton a little bit of time to recognize that there was not a thirty plus million dollar a year job on the market when you released two weeks into the free agent signing period not only that there's not an obvious starting job that's out there, and so the longer this went on, and the less he heard from teams, and there really was nobody that he heard from the more he recognized that he had to find the right spot. And if you're going to find the right spot, there's nothing wrong with taking new. England Riga tour with Bill Belichick and Josh mcdaniels, and the new quarterbacks coach Jed fish in an offense. That obviously is going. Going to be trying to replace Tom Brady where you're competing with the guy like Jarret, Stidham hasn't proven that he can play yet in the NFL and so cam. Newton goes to New England on a one year deal where he gets to reestablishes value show that he's healthy, and over the shoulder and foot injuries that he has been dealing with the last two years, and this is the the place that he now tries to relaunch his NFL career at the age of thirty one, which should be most quarterbacks, the prime of their career, no question and Adam. How likely is it that this is in effect? A one year auditioned for Cam to be with the Patriots beyond this season. Wendy what I would say is this if Cam Newton plays well, the Patriots obviously would be interested in resigning him, and if not, they have the ability to move on from him. It depends on how the year goes. It's difficult to forecast that right now. All we know is that the Patriots signed a former. Most Valuable Player who won that award in two thousand fifteen, who has tremendous ability who goes into this offense, and now we'll have to learn it, which is not going to be an easy task in a shortened off season for put as the ability to be dominant quarterback. If he can pick up that system if he plays that way, you would think that no one would not let him out. Out, the door, but again there's a whole year. They WANNA see Newton. They WANNA see them. They want to see a year goes to. It's truly to say that just yet well. Yeah, I mean a lot can happen in a year. We've all we've all seen that in Steve. How do you like the fit between cam? Newton and what he brings on the field and the New England patriots. When healthy. Rusted Cam Newton mean it's like. Manna from heaven right I mean in many ways I, think Josh, mcdaniel and Bill Belichick sitting around a lot of times. Saying. Could you imagine what we could do with this guy or that? Guys? They play these players. Run the League, and they see them in places where I'm sure they say because they're supreme of conference. Not Hubris just supreme confidence that if we could get a hold of him what we could do with him, and we can really expend on what you're seeing around the league. What we can do is special, and so I'm sure they're saying this about. If Cam comes in his foot is okay. Because we know the arm is all right, we should. We saw that early last year before. So. We know that he's healthy. If his what is good and he can move, you've got. Hungry. Sophisticated and the type caliber Blair in New England, where you have bill and Josh saying you can't imagine what we're GonNa, do with this kid and so I think that's I. think that's the conversation. That's happening right now. New England, Steve. Look it's anybody's guess at this point, but you. You have an opinion very qualified one. What do you believe the likelihood? Is that Cam Newton? Is the Patriots Starting Quarterback Week One? Again if healthy, if he can move around, I can't imagine them with his talent level, and what they think they can do them again. It becomes a you know it's a proof point for what they're out to show their out to show that we can do special things with special players, and so it's it becomes A. A right of passage to be in New England, and that we can take somebody, and we can show you amazing things that can be done and they've done that with flair after play after player so Cam Newton and healthy can move around. I. It's GonNa be, too. It's like a gravitational force when it's to special to be able to show what they can do with a great Cam Newton. Yeah,
OnEducation
"jed" Discussed on OnEducation
"Oh! There's a fag over there. and. The only reason that I could think that they would say that was because a look so damn cute right? I mean I was dressed to the nines right, and you know the stereotype about gay guys and we know how to dress right, and then they started making sexual comments to me about will you come do in and making these these aggressive like moves towards me and I was trying to pretend like I didn't hear him. Keep looking for the wrestling man. Then they came towards me. And I walked over to the next hour and low and behold the next hour I didn't even think about it was the Barbie owl so I went from the wrestling. I'll to the Barbie doll, and they followed me over there, and they kept kept repeating the things, so I just want. I just grab. Something ran up to the cash register and checked out quickly and when I got up there they got they came in the line behind me and I told the manager what what was happening. The manager laughed. The manager did do anything. The manager did protect me. I random car. Mom was in the car I, lost it when I got in the car, and that's just one of hundreds of things like that have happened to me, but but again I say if we're I have one hundred things. My. Black friends have ten thousand things. and so that. those kind of incidents plus. Plus Being around and listening listening and internalizing the stories of other marginalized people. That that keeps me going. It keeps me pushing through the fear. you know you mentioned my twitter? You know every time I went T-. T, see I was I was afraid. I I have a book coming out this week. I needed to see A to love the book I. Want Them To love the book and talk about the Book and and sale the book in their bookshop. At a conference But in the end of the day, more than I want to sell books I wanted to be true to who I am and I realized the saying all those things on twitter is going to turn off some school. There are some superintendents who worried about my book two weeks ago, but they saw those tweet from like. We can't. We can't buy from him. He's too controversial. Would rather be that kind of I would rather be the controversial teacher than the number one seller of book. So I decided again. Count the. Well Jed a appreciate all the work that you do all the advocacy and. You know I am planning on Reading Your Book and I'm excited to do that and then. And then we'll share links and the show notes on how people can pick the book up. and they should and I can't wait till the time when we can hang out in person, you know when people are allowed out of their out of their houses again? Thanks so much for joining like I had a blast. Thanks for listening to on education..
Forever35
Soul Care with Jen Hatmaker
"Our guest today is a gen hat maker. Jen Welcome to forever thirty five. Oh my gosh well. I am just delighted to be her girls. Thank you for having me. We'RE GONNA kick off with your biogen. Is the author of twelve books. That's a lot of books most recently beers and full of fire the guide to be inglorious you jen is also the Creator and happy host. The award winning four the love podcast with John Hat maker. Delighted curator the Jed hat maker Book Club and sought after Speaker who tours the country year speaking to women and she and her husband Brandon founded the legacy collective and they also starred in the very popular series. My big family renovation and your big family renovation. Tv is a mom to five and a resident of Austin Texas where she and her family are helping to keep Austin weird there. It is that there is you got it so go ahead hit a sorry this is this is our talking over each other moment. Doing the podcast remotely. Well Jen worth. Were thrilled to have you. Your book was very timely and touching read it also very funny man there. There were a lot of flagged in folded pages for me personally From and you know we have a question a kick things off with about radical empathy and care because right now especially in our communities things are. There's so much upheaval. So what what does that look like? Do you think within our families and also our communities with people who we may not actually no. It's just such a weird time right now and I one thing that we're sort of figuring out over here at our household is that just living through such an unprecedented moment. Where all of our most of our regular tools are not at our disposal in our communities are activities school. Tra- all the things that we normally do that apart our regular rhythms which keeps his kind of healthy and connected and was virtually all of those guys. You know it's occurred to us that we have to. We can't use the old program in this in this current day and so these times are kind of calling for different measures kind of extraordinary measures when it comes to like mental care and soul care in And so we are. We kind of said in our family guys. Let's get really serious and really specific about what is hard right now. What is hurting? What are we disappointed about? Let's name it. Let's put on the table. Let's not start burying this and then try to just shellac over it and then let's really figure out. How can we meet that? Need in a different way How can we address that pain in the ways that we can address that pain right now and so you know rather than just kind of hoping that somehow soul care and mental care are despoiling? Landon our labs. We're dialing in really hard to every member of the family because we're all really different. You know we've got just so many people here you guys just so many people and and we are all enormous personalities like nobody is quiet in this family. Everybody has huge feelings tons of emotions. Billions of words And so a lot of emotional labor right now not just to figure out what I need a what everybody in the house days is just what it isn't. It's the strangest time in the world. Yes yes and you think you said on a podcast you you live in a small house and you have four kids at home. Yes somebody helped me like who will help me like we live in. A house was built in nineteen eight. So first of all it's just a little old rambling thing and yes We also have to seniors in the house right now. So we've got in college in a senior in high school and so our senior in college packed for five days to come home for spring break and he has not left five days for the staff and so he's here and which is shoved everybody like in every corner right now and in many just managing all those disappointments all those rites of passages that both seniors or missing out on such a bummer. Such a bummer. And this is one thing I told my kids and I'm telling the women in my community to which is jest. I love how my girlfriend? Kristen Howard She's like this is not a good time to sign ourselves up as competitors in the hardship Olympics. Lying really mean like coups hard is harder who status sadder It's just a terrible gain because you know we've got friends with people in a hospital with Kovin but then I've got a senior who doesn't have a prom and their book. It's all sad sad the person so I don't like the competition of who actually gets to say that they're disappointed or sad or afraid or they feel cheated. I also don't like the audible. A picks who is crushing Corentin. Best can't like I'm losing both of those games and I just don't think I don't think they serve US right now. And so I'm really just drawn to superhuman people right. Now that I find vulnerability in and honesty and truth telling trying to be that person to neither rustling people through their pain or fear or diminishing it and also not You heading on display. Like the highlight. Reel of everything. That's right because we're working hard on those things too. I think let's just find this really deeply human path through this together and I think that's really good for everybody.
KNX Weekend News and Traffic
U.S. judge throws out Major League Baseball sign: stealing lawsuit
"A popular sports betting website will not cash in from the lawsuit against Major League Baseball into teams involved in the sign stealing scandal here a federal judge in New York City has thrown out a lawsuit filed by fantasy baseball bettors against major league baseball the Houston Astros in the Boston Red Sox district judge Jed Rakoff ruled that while the Astros and red Sox shamelessly used electronic devices to steal signs statements by the teams in baseball commissioner rob Manfred about the sports integrity did not make them liable to draftkings participants would wagered on the games Rakoff also found a legal obligation for the teams to disclose the
KNX Afternoon News with Mike Simpson and Chris Sedens
U.S. judge throws out Major League Baseball sign-stealing lawsuit
"A popular sports betting website won't cash in from the lawsuit against Major League Baseball in two teams involved in the sign stealing scandal here a federal judge in New York City has thrown out a lawsuit filed by fantasy baseball bettors against major league baseball the Houston Astros in the Boston Red Sox district judge Jed Rakoff ruled that while the Astros and red Sox shamelessly used electronic devices to steal signs statements by the teams in baseball commissioner rob Manfred about the sports integrity did not make them liable to draftkings participants would wagered on the games Rakoff also found no legal obligation for the teams to disclose the practice Jim Shannon B. C. B. S.
Pants On Fire
Wacky Khakis: *Chef's Kiss*
"Of Wacky Khakis Deborah each. Tell one story about the world but only one of those stories is true while the other one lie and it's the job of two human children to figure out which one is which and here to referee. Today's game of Wacky Khakis is odd producer. The man who buys US Bagels Lisa. Hi Deborah great to be here today. Know why don't you tell us about today's topic? Why not our FEMA for this episode is shifts kiss? Deborah and Lisa will be telling us about culinary artists who stories are so strange. You'd think it was all made up and of course one of them is all made up. That's not nice dude We should really only true stories on this show. I guess I mean then. We wouldn't really have a game to play so this is all just a game to you. yes okay. That's fine I just WanNa make sure. We're fine Lisa which you please introduce. This week's human child contestant it would be either my pleasure over my honor. I'll tell you that another day are human child. Contestants are lily. You might recognize from the cheer episode. Unless you haven't listened to it yet then you won't recognize her but you will when you listen to it later and her brother. Hudson who you probably don't recognize either way but you will after you listen to this episode. Oh Hi Lili. Hey how come. We're so happy you're here to play. Wacky Khakis are you guys ready? Yeah yes milly. How did you enjoy your time on? The Cheer Episode Is Really Really Fun. What did you learn there? One thing that stuck out to you that you learned on the Cheer Episode People who even ten relate truthful can be liars. That's an important thing we try to communicate on this show as you guys know our topic today is what chef's kiss. I knew that so lily Hudson. You guys know anything about cooking Actually were starting a restaurant with my friend. Wow when when? Can we make reservations for your restaurant? we're still setting it up. Okay does he have to order some curtain. What do you serve at? Your restaurant as lots of stuff so I can't until you all of them but one is clan tender tiny lemon tons and honey. Yeah how about any vegetables? Anything Green starts at the letter now xylophone but it is about stable. You agree with that. We establish in the Cheer Episode Bat Lily. Does NOT CARE FOR ZUCCHINIS. Care for her love. Time to play Wacky Khakis. Deborah Lisa will each have a minute and changed. Tell their stories before the timer sound. We played around of rock paper scissors before you got here. And Lisa was disqualified for trying to use. Actual scissors were barbara shares. Which means Deborah to go first? You're ready to tell the world your story. I can't wait okay. You're timer will begin now. We've all been there before it's seven PM. Were starving and there's nothing good to you in the house. A look through the cabinet reveals little more than canned. Lima beans and the only option is run to the grocery store. Even as your stomach growls for something to eat right now at least those are usually the only options but not so for the residents of Larochelle France hometown to the self-styled wandering chef. Taunt Selene selene French for and Selene is both a renowned French chef and highly regarded mine and for a surprisingly reasonable fee. She will come to your home in full costume and makeup and silently. Prepare a fabulous meal using just the ingredients in your kitchen. One satisfied customer. Maurice took to YELP DOT COM to sing her praises rating. I had nothing in my home. But ten white beans and half a jar of tomato paste but talk Selena arrived and made the most delicious Vegan Pasta and my wife and I have ever tasted. She's also a mime of the highest calibre and had US cracking up for forty minutes. Straight Five Stars Tom. Selene can not be reached by cell phone email or website and it is said that one cannot find her but as though a guardian angel in your our greatest needs. She will find you one important thing to note top. Selene does not do dishes but rather acts out cleaning up as part of her mind routine satisfied customers have described her pretend cleaning as polaris and strangely touching hemmed tie nicely done debra. Thank Lily Hudson. What did you guys think of Deborah Story? It was pretty cool but it didn't sound the most convincing. Should I say it again but this time really sell it just because you don't find Deborah Trustworthy? It's because like I mean no one can just find you buy you boom. Put like the OH. I don't have enough food to really eat anything on instagram. So she wouldn't really know that but Lake Hudson what do you think I think it kind of sounds like a makeup starring? I guess we'll find out it's now time for leases story of a culinary curiosity. Lisa your timer will begin. Tripadvisor DOT COM is the make or break online platform for restaurants across the world. If enough people leave five-star reviews. Your restaurant can become the most popular dining spot in all of London. Even if it doesn't exist this is what a man named Ube Butler discovered in two thousand seventeen when he paid a bunch of his friends to leave five star reviews for a fake restaurant that was in reality. Justice Jed in his backyard. He called it the shed at Dulwich and advertised it on tripadvisor as a chic and modern restaurant that served moods rather than meals. The photos of his food were all fake as well including a chocolate Mousse that was actually just a sponge covered in brown pain as the shed became the number one rated London eatery tripadvisor Butler was swarmed with reservation requests. Not Actually prepared to serve anyone any food let alone the best food in London. He told collar after caller. That is highly exclusive restaurant fully booked up for months which only made them want to eat there. More Butler finally decided to allow guests eat at his fake restaurant for one night that winter to hide the appearance of his house which looked like a five-star dining establishment he convinced customers to wear a blindfold until they entered a dockyard guests were served frozen microwave dinners and canned soup with fresh herbs sprinkled on top of course to make it look a fancy diners reported that they loved the unique experience and were eager to return they were in Paris last night. Yuba giggled about his gullible customers. And tonight there at the. Shan't and dime very nicely done Lisa Hudson Lily. What did you think of that story? It sounded a bit more convincing than this girl just walking around finding you when she just needed meals. I agree with you. I thought it was super convincing. I thought my reading of it was really good and I deserve an A. But who would do such a thing? That's so mean versus somebody else. Who finds you? Maybe she hears that. You're really hungry. And she does something positive and good as opposed to this liar who pretends to have a restaurant. That's just mean well. It's decision time. Time to decide. Who's story is one hundred percent grass fed organic truth and who's been cooking up
Under the Radar
Uncertain Times for Developers
"Week. We wanted to talk about the ongoing effect of the couvert. Nineteen epidemic and how the entire world is basically shutting down and what that means for us as developers as as a self employed business people how that might affect the market for apps how that might affect decisions. We make about launching updates are maybe holding some stuff back for a little while Maybe certain things might be wise for from a PR perspective to not do for awhile. Because they might be in poor taste or or whatever else and just kind of how to deal with this as people. Because this is something that I don't think I mean we've we've we're both enough now like we remember things like September eleventh certain major natural disasters that have hit. I've never seen anything like this. Have you know I mean certainly not to this scale where I feel like there's like the net? The the nature of most natural disasters is that they impact a particular geography. You in any way. There's probably more profound than the impact of this in the sense of when a hurricane comes through or a tornado or an earthquake like there's a very localized very intense effect I've never experienced and like this where it is so pervasive that it's like it affects everyone all over the world to some degree And that I think is such a different thing and then to have certainly needs to never seen a situation like this where like all the restaurants are closed end. It's everyone sort of instructed to just stay at home and Do your best. And you're in this kind of this weird holding pattern where it's unclear for how long it'll be. I'm adding to the uncertainty of that is definitely something that I feel like is fairly unprecedent where you know. In the more annual sort of things that forced people to stay home like say imagine a big blizzard is coming through You have a reasonable expectation. That like okay. The Blizzard is GonNa Happen on a Monday Maybe you know. None of the roads are plowed for a few days. And then Oh you know. The major roads are plowed and then like after three or four days. Everyone can kind of get out of their house and get back to serve. Get back to normal life. And you kind of have that timeline and that expectation in your mind about what this will look like and even for the biggest storms. We've had like there was one year in the DC area and we had this one year we think it was snowmageddon apocalypse. Whatever the local weather people called it or we had these two big two foot of snow. Storms and road. We're not really very equipped for that. And so we had this big like I think for maybe ten days. I couldn't leave my house just because like the road that I was on was completely impassable and like that was but had the you know you always have in your mind. Well eventually the snow will melt and eventually the plows will come and once they do everything would kind of go back to normal? But what's really weird here is it's like well. We're kind of all staying home. Enroll doing our best and we have no idea if this weeks if this is months if this is gonna be the reality going forward for next year like is this going to come in waves where we come in. We sort of we appeared like we're we're supposed to stay home where periods. We're supposed to go out like that. Uncertainty is just so unprecedented and I think at such a dynamic to any kind of decision making you might WanNa make Right now I think you know. We've we've been lucky in the during our lifetimes for the most part in most places in the world or at least in place of the places that we have lived you know the US and Europe that we haven't had major wars or major famines are major illnesses and so this you know really. We've been very fortunate in You. Know when you look at history. This has been a pretty calm stable time and so when you look at what we have to do now is we have to adapt to Some temporary but significant instability. And you know we don't we. We've never really had to prepare for things like this. We've never really had to say you know what. What if the world just doesn't really want to be happy or excited about new things or be using new APPS for a year like that might happen? We don't know and we've we've never really had to face that During our careers before September. Eleventh is the closest that we've come to something like that But we were. I was in college. You were right. I was in high school or Jed just finished high school. I guess right so we were a little young for it to affect our professional lives. You know it certainly affected US personally. But you know we you know. We weren't like you operating businesses at that time And making that kind of decision but you know in the aftermath of that a lot of a lot of product releases were delayed a lot of concerts and sporting events and stuff were cancelled or delayed because it like nobody was in the mood to have fun and celebrate basically. And I think we're GONNA. We're seeing a lot of that now. Not as not to the same degree of like of mourning and sadness and I don't think I don't think that aspect of this will be anywhere near as strong as it was. I remember eleventh. But I think that we we have to have some similar concerns. Angus iterations of like. Is this a good time to do frivolous fun things? Is this a good time to release a new APP or things like that or should we kinda hold off and wait and you can kind of make arguments both ways? You can say well you know. This people need some happiness right now because everyone stuck in their houses under under self quarantine or social distancing policies and things like that We you know we kind of need stuff to make us happy and to give us things to do that. We can do in our house on the other hand. You don't you don't want to appear that you're capitalizing on a a pretty big worldwide problem and for many people tragedy. So what's your what's your thinking on this. I mean I think to this. Fundamental question of like is. Is this something that we expect to be short-lived or sort of pervasive in lawn going in in the long term because the more that it is something that is long term and Ace Just like this is the reality for months from now the more sort of ten towards the like we we have to kind of keep calm and carry on like a little bit of it. We keep moving forward because being on hold for just sort of indefinitely indefinitely is just not realistic or not productive. Necessarily that it isn't to your point it's somewhat it's no it's certainly you know it's a tragic thing for many people it is. There is less of that sense of that. It's you know that doing things other than just like worrying about this sort of this faceless fear in the world that I like it I don't that's not productive either like being able to move forward being able to keep doing things and continuing to do. Our jobs is certainly something that I think is important both in the sense of establishing a sense of normalcy or about just like not not being fit being frozen and being like stuck and like. I find it certainly. It's been a tricky time to feel focused on work and being motivated and encouraged to do work but there is certainly a benefit and a A A positive impact on doing the things that we do normally even if having one area of our life that is somewhat more normal or at least somewhat more like in our control doing things that we can control but like the timing side of it is just so mind-bending I mean this is crazy for me. 'cause I mean I think I've mentioned a few times on the show like I am in the late stages of preparing to launch like my next sort of major APP My current plan originally was I think to launch April seventh Which is in the right around. Three three weeks from now At this point and like the APP is pretty much. They're like in the like bug fix and getting it ready phase but it feels really weird to be going into that point with like the strange sense of like a is this idea from a business perspective like. Is anyone going to pay any attention to a new APP when the news is every every day there is like level one news in the news? There's tremendous distraction. There's tremendous sort of upheaval and unease And so from that perspective like the marketing side is good. I mean like as a recording apple just launched a bunch of new products. And it's going to be an inch in some ways. It's it's funny. I'm sure they've had to deal with the same question of it's like this. Are we going to get any amount of the normal publicity or marketing attention that we normally would? Because there's such a High Level of distraction then on the business side like are people going to be willing to spend you know spend money like or is it a period where people are going to be much more reluctant to serve any any non essential purchase is like is much more likely to be put off and delayed just as you would kind of expect in his likely prudent in a period of uncertainty. Is this something where you want. You WanNa you wanna not necessarily indulging in confectionary when like. You aren't clear his you know it's it's unclear as to how long you're going to need to do things and certainly. I think the tech industry is probably one of the industries that is best equipped to buy this financially by me. I got my my heart. Goes out to all the people who have more service jobs or restaurant or those types of positions. Where like if people aren't going out you're just stuck in your job just disappears until people go out again so like from a business perspective launching something or Being like doing some kind of like big work feels really
Aviation Week's Check 6 Podcast
Whats Next for Bombardier?
"So could that happen? Could there be a could Canada which is subsidized this company in the past come through with an infusion of cash to pay off debts or subsidies. Those never had any ambition. Come it's interesting. The Canadian governments made it clear. They keep a close eye on this. I don't know if they would step in adding any sort of rescued. He wouldn't be risky deal. Because it's not a case of giving body now. It's kind of. It's kind of dumb but it had to do. Quebec SAYS NO WAY. And they're not gonNA do more but that the Mahdi will go back to them next because developing new airplanes that go to keep developing nuclear plant. Wildaid pay down their debt. So they'll be back to the government looking for looking for some sort of support and that's just fact of life so so what's the next bit actually gets wrapped up into the eight hundred ten day? Two Twenty story because it affects Embraer Number Casino. Random Body a arrivals that go back to the very beginnings of all of this so some really by by by giving selling the twenty in its entirety of and the twenty five percent is owned by Quebec itself. In Abbasi's now I was totally under the age of twenty before. This airbus was always constrained in what it could do to the airplane because Bombardier had to match investment and body didn't have the money right so so it was sort of official throttle book done with the eighty twenty. Well that's been moved right. That governor has been removed they can ramp up action which they have to do in order to break even and and get the cost of their into wary should be they can stretch airplane. They can now basically. They can pump money into the bottom end of the of the narrow body airliner market to twenty they could bunny at the top end of the narrowbody market with three twenty one. Xl Exit and they can literally take the legs off. And the head of Boeing in that market they now got in essence blank sheet to go do what they want to that market. Which we're Boeing at the moment doesn't know which way to go where to going out to take it even kill it and it would only have cost them less than six hundred million right because that's how much they paid. You have the whole program dinner. They have complete freedom moment. It seems to be an airplane that the market wants so if they can find customers push production rate up than than they've been so so that that. Then that then puts the pressure on Boeing and rare who earned in the middle of trying to put this commercial aviation joint venture together. 'cause that no held up by the Europeans who are still reviewing and delaying a decision. And so and it's becoming critical that makes it critical for Embraer. What happens next in the rumor that we think the reason the Europeans haven't proved it yet is because there's a W. T. O. Large airliner tariff dispute between America and Europe. Airbus and Boeing and that there's another decision coming in May or June and everybody's waiting to see what kind of penalties Europe applies against the US. And how President? Trump reacts to that and the belief is that the Europeans may be holding this approval of Ambler as leverage one piece of leverage against trump tariffs. And so. It's a big ugly mess that Doesn't seem to have an easy resolution really. It's become almost critical to embarrass. You know they. They had a successful commercial aviation business before they went into this plan. Joint Venture Boeing sort from Boeing. Side Ed at the generally accepted reasoning is they did this as a response to. Airbus become involved in the twenty. Didn't have a response to an airplane to compete against twenty. They tied up with ember who had an airplane. That's not quite the same. But it's but they could probably get into that market plus. They had a big engineering birth force that Boeing could access etc etc but the intervening months. That's how long it's been going now. This this whole thing of the joint venture things more more difficult going forward for because their next generation of Egypt's is not selling the way the previous generation dates. So they they're not commercial side. Their future is not as strong as it might have seemed a couple of years ago. They are trapped in same business jet conundrum that everybody else's which is they have some great products but they're selling to the same customers over and over again they're not really bringing new people into the market and they they have to launch a new airplane. They haven't engineering workforce doing a lot of the moment. They have to put money into a new airplane the daily way that they can do it. It's the existing market increased competitive pressure push the pricing down even further. So you're looking at at at body number. Even though they're sort of coming super doing it differently a facing exactly the same Prussia's so could they come on with me here is what call it what you want them? Bardy? Am Rear something like that. Heard it I rare but you won't pay for it. Looks absolutely fantastic. Because if you put the budget let you would have the entire business jet industry one company from the from the Lightest Jed to the biggest cabinet. But you know Cabestan the market you. Would you would not reduce competition whatsoever and you would fundamentally doubled down on your product development demands because this market needs new products on regular basis. This is not like L. Industry. We did develop an airliner and you can milk it for fifteen years the same basic airplane fifty years. Sometimes the long business aviation because you're constantly selling back to the same customer base the only way to get the mantle of airplane you just to them is by offering them a battery plant. So it's like a comedy. It's a five year cycle. It's like oh but it's more like a college cycle and go to continually Roy existing customer base out of what they fly into your next offering. So it's a constant investment draw and and putting together would look Winston traders fantastic. But it wouldn't it. Would not solve industry's issues with overcapacity too. Many models too many manufactures. But I just want to add one final point there. Which is if you're a government official. In in one of these countries there may be a certain appeal to them combining because of course for probably a near mid term. It would guarantee that the John's work remained in May not do anything to help Biz have but when you are responsible for national champion like rare. Rda You definitely don't want to see it go away. And that's different than I don't think anybody would call Gulfstream or textron Cessna products necessarily national champions. I'm not trying to. I'm not trying to bruise. Their Egos and say that. They're not great companies. But I don't think America looks at them the way that Brazil looks at Embraer. In Canada. Looks at bombarding.
AP 24 Hour News
Iowa Still Reeling from Caucus Failures
"Results Iowa state Democratic Party still reeling from failures in collecting and reporting data from the February third caucuses has released additional results after a re canvas announcing that Pete booted Jed still edges past Bernie Sanders in the delegate count by a minuscule margin of point zero zero four percent Sanders senior campaign adviser says they intend to ask for a recount where party officials will use preference cards that the caucus goers spilled out naming their first and second choices Iowa awards forty one national delegates right now booted Jed has thirteen Sanders has twelve the other candidates split fifteen and they're still one more to be awarded to the winner Jackie Quinn
AP News Radio
Bernie Sanders' campaign to request recount of Iowa caucuses
"Iowa state Democratic Party still reeling from failures in collecting and reporting data from the February third caucuses has released additional results after a re canvas announcing that Pete booted Jed still edges past Bernie Sanders in the delegate count by a minuscule margin of point zero zero four percent Sanders senior campaign adviser says they intend to ask for a recount where party officials will use preference cards that the caucus goers spilled out naming their first and second choices Iowa awards forty one national delegates right now booted Jed has thirteen Sanders has twelve the other candidates split fifteen and they're still one more to be awarded to the winner Jackie Quinn Washington
AP News Radio
Limbaugh draws bipartisan criticism for Buttigieg remarks
"Some politicians are weighing in on rush Limbaugh's comment that Americans aren't ready to elect a gay president democratic presidential candidate the judge didn't respond to Rush Limbaugh talking about how it looks when booted Jed is kissing his husband on stage but he did tell voters I am proud of my marriage I am proud of my husband democratic presidential rival Joe Biden jumped in to defend booted judge saying his competitor has honor and courage and is smart Republican senator Lindsey Graham says he doesn't think a candidate sexual orientation would hurt his or her chances president trump said that he thinks Americans would be willing to vote for a gay presidential candidate but then added I think there would be some that wouldn't Jackie Quinn Washington
850 WFTL
"jed" Discussed on 850 WFTL
"Jed poison motley Crue Def Leppard what a concert while I'm telling it and take it still there is only one of seven I dot com I mean one of the.
Whine Down with Jana Kramer
"jed" Discussed on Whine Down with Jana Kramer
"Learned. I can't answer driving Mona where she madness someone someone wall some little school said. I can't say I can't like I'm riding on. I can't I love that can't happen that were throwing. She was riding her bike and she was getting scared. 'cause she didn't know how to pull the brakes on her handles and I was trying to show her and she can't. I can't I looked at Michael. Devastated Tales like baby first of all. We don't say I can't second of all you can like atom like she learned that African school hundred percent. That's outside of school. You learn they learn so much they learn these skills and interaction and how to you know because we see the kids don't ever so that's just one of the negative side effects six of school yeah I. It's inevitable yes you can. What are you talking about when we by the way I'm really excited about next week show because we have a special ops officer on the show and he's a US since everything I want to be? I know so. I'm really excited about that but <hes> this has been a really fun show and I can't wait to wind down with you guys again next week. Don't forget okay so this is really weird but Michael and I got script and we wanna read it like we're acting because we're actors. There's right you're sure so. Do you want to be the mom or the teen girl girl all day but you actually have to play the team like I was a teen girl. I knew ought to be a team. Other team. Team goes act a here's them up honey. Your body is is changing mom. I know I know look. It can be awkward but you need to use protection. Stop Air Wick. VIP Pre poop toilet spray wants unlike aristotle's you spray air wick. VIP He before you go spread spritz to trap Nasty Odor's in the bowl. This took a turn when I first met your father. He didn't poop for three years. Okay Okay Bye. Mom Closes Find Airway V._I._P..
Whine Down with Jana Kramer
"jed" Discussed on Whine Down with Jana Kramer
"A you know I love you and to your defense again. I have plenty of people I love them. Guys didn't mean it. It's just you know no but I think you know. Maybe you're a love addict. I'm a love addict addict. He's the love addict you know. I am a hopeless romantic like same. You want kind like go there. Yeah and you really want to feel that and maybe in that moment oh you did but then you go through the process and you're like okay that wasn't actually real. I was just manifesting something that I wanted to be real but now this is real and both of those things this can be. I think the same and can be okay sure no. I guess just life I thing when it comes when you bring a reality dating show into the picture then everything kind of gets all twisted out of context but like if this happened in like the real world this kind of thing it does tend to happen yeah yes. It's an interesting dating a million percents. It's weird there and I like Hannah. She seems very sweet. I have met her at an <hes> wingo tango but for me watching the show it just felt a little little bit overly dramatic where I just was like in Europe. You're just because of that like really I don't understand that I can see how we haven't experienced it but I can see how that it becomes their reality right so it's all distorted so maybe to that person to give him the gauntlet that bad like he he he did end at the should've told her I met you should've told her sooner. You should have said something you should have but at the same time if for him speaking for Jed ed case but through the process you might not felt that like you said you might not felt that anymore life you just change your your figuring your life out you still young. It's like why even explain it if it didn't mean anything to him. Exactly I get that too. That's what I'm saying. I totally get that but you know from a girl's point of view. I am backing her on that point where I think that yeah I think he should have at least said he told someone. I loved her once before so you no. I've said I love you before before the no no I do I. I'm just I'm I'm not trying to argue most of it ninety percent of it. I thought it was way way too dramatic for what it was. I was just like come on. That's what you're getting upset about. Yeah I mean in hindsight I can totally see where I didn't give a Haley enough have closure like I felt like I had closure because of a phone conversation that we had once I landed in. La so that's where I felt like I kind of had like my my piece but you know I can see especially like looking back at the note and stuff like that how it could have been very misleading and in a way like hurtful because you know she was in love and I was feeling at the time and I thought that that was love but then I met Hannah and that was it I felt like so if in June talked about this earlier you know we're we all read in the.
Whine Down with Jana Kramer
"jed" Discussed on Whine Down with Jana Kramer
"Of your day. I traveled to the equipment for the PODCAST. It's like this like ninety pound. Have you have to check that. You have to check it. He's I don't know what it just derives me crazy exotic. I like to land again the car and just go. You know I've been traveling for so many years. I just want to get to just want to get and go and Blah and so I'm just like he's here for like two days so if this guy brings all of his stuff for two days so judgmental I know those all like my internal instantly what you saw oh he didn't check. He's great which is another funny point though which we talked about in the car but <hes> there's a sign that had all three of our last names on on there. Oh this is fun and I've never I've watched the season so I didn't know necessarily what you look like. You're anything I think Janna had her head down but you walked by by and large strike by it you watch you walked right by the sign that said Kramer causing why at home this guy I asked you I asked Dan I was like hey you look like you would have been on the Bachelorette or something like that and you had a guitar on your background on New Year Plain today so I was classic judging a book by its cover is like <hes> my sense say that might be Jed and blast Gina in this guy near us like younger twenty-seven-year-old Guy <hes> over here's us you'll hear him. He's like I'll just trying to text my fiance but she's in the bathroom. I ever phone but I was GONNA say that jets here. Thank you random concerns now. We know let's go get them driver. I thought it was so nice. Guys came to me and I walked right by the sign. I didn't even know that all right now. Wow that's awesome. Where's he going like well? Maybe check tobacco. WanNa check the guy that's about I was looking for. I figured you guys would be at the baggage now now. Now I know for a fact that you guys started talking. I was just like what so we're good. We're here so funny anyways okay. Let's get into it so for those of you. Should I even recap or does your name just so recognizable right now. They don't even have to recap said Jed was on Hannah's season. He was the winner but then you you know but then <hes> yeah you guys broke up because of a situation because you have some you you know the girl in that whole issue so what I was Jimmy came to your defense before I even about any of this actually and this is what I kinda told you in the car but I want under save a lot of it for the podcast but I actually took your side and I think it was a very unpopular impopular unpopular m <laughter> very unpopular thing to take the side but I did take your side because I thought that it was totally over. I thought it was really overly dramatic and I thought that ninety nine point nine percent of the dudes that go on that show have a girlfriend or someone they're talking to or someone they've slept with before they left or someone techs someone they're talking to yeah and I think to go. Yeah sure you WANNA go in with who knows who knows right. If the show I was gonNA ever work but who kicked off week one you WANNA be able to go back to the new girl you're talking to and I'll say there was a letter. Apparently that the girl that you were dating at the time he wrote you know I'm GonNa come back to you or whatever I'm paraphrasing..
Whine Down with Jana Kramer
"jed" Discussed on Whine Down with Jana Kramer
"Lite brought to you by Miller lite an IHEART radio <hes> but we also have a <hes> a surprise surprise guest. That's going to be playing performer jed why of a special place in my heart for Miller Coors Act out of college you know selling them in the car by the way we do so jad had Michael and I we had we shared the same car which by the way this is actually a funny story so I didn't know I didn't know you were going to be on our thing but there are temporarily kept saying jat you're attached. I'm like who the F is Jed and then Tory sends me the thing like a people interview. I was like Oh this guy. I was like Oh great and I get to you know my feelings and thoughts and a little bit but <hes> so I didn't see you at the I think I saw you like it kind of odd but I didn't know if you knew who I was. I just I just didn't I played like head down so then I'm in the I'm in the airplane and I was like Michael if this mother effort checks bag because we didn't check we're only here for the weight because he checked her back but takes four ever at LAX. I mean four four Everett and I'm texting Tori and I'm like look. I was like welcome to my hell at this guy checks a bag. I'm going to be so pissed because I'd like we purposely like I do do not check bags. I hate to anyone ever travels with Janna in the future if you're listening even if you're gone for a month you will judge you and hold it against you for the rest.
Whine Down with Jana Kramer
"jed" Discussed on Whine Down with Jana Kramer
"Only reason that we are is because of our winedown listeners and amy sugarman that is it no. We're so excited. It's so cool. I honestly didn't think 'cause Imia text us your there might be be. Maybe possibly we you and I put the lid on it. Quick each other because we're like. We're like okay whatever we didn't want to get too excited and honestly I forgot about it until like. Have you heard. Have you heard. Have you heard I honestly it got in the TOA AMY senator. I was genuinely surprised though it's a great great people and so now we're like Hannie. We have no shot to hell or yes. You're our like where do you popular champagne because like we won what we needed to win nominated but then again again though I mean not saying anything because I love scrubbing and Tanya and but I mean I thought for sure Lady Gang was GONNA win big following their on e. so I mean. Can you never know. We don't have bachelor nation so I think it's either going to do what I would like to see is Tanya in. I'm Becca to do breath tobacco back to back that would be that would be the sweetest one of that but it's Oh you guys have your mantle home. You Got Your Iheartradio podcast award people's choice word right next to it. I mean look I would love to win. I just think it's but again I mean who knows you guys vote though people's Choice Award and he vote you can vote twenty five times a day for wind ever did actually call us up there. I'll just be saying the table. NOPE nope not wrong now. We're good taste the wine come on stage right right now like nothing is going to happen but no you can vote they can so but you never know who knows but hey how cool super school I mean who would have thought it was funny because those rain that post. I never thought it would be how it is now. I just from everything that we've been through. There's no chance chance in hell I would have ever imagined being nominated talking about stuff that we talk about and even talk. You know it's just it's really truly crazy especially from the time when I was writing my first book proposal in you ripped it up. Don't want this in your book but yeah he ripped it up shredded it out and slam the door on his way out which I understood I mean but at the same time I was just but I want to help people and I think it could help people soon then no I mean obviously like it takes two years for a book to come out but yeah they look at us now it actually sooner than when the book came out about it yeah but still we weren't talking about it. Then yeah got no I was. I mean look. It's so crazy. It is crazy very fortunate a lot of hard work <hes> which is why we deserve the award. Go please convo so. Do you want to do our five minute. Recap real quick. Yes still get that one episode to said two of nine hundred and eighty seven episodes or whatever it is and what were thoughts so what's the James Lafferty characters name Nathan Scott Asset Nathan so he's an ass which he knows <music> so obviously you didn't you do his podcast. He's <hes> he's got a show that he's doing listing <hes>. I was calling Stephen Cavalieri. Oh my God Stephen Colletti James on can get on any James Lafferty. Keep trying. I really would like to get Chad Michael Murray onto you did he has one of those holiday movies movies coming up different network than yours homer so I am pushing for that okay cool because I would really like I would really like to have his wife and Sarah on and we can talk relationship and Winter Hill and recap but because James is an his character is so mean is one of those characters where it's like <hes> God what was his name Eastern Jewish game thrones..
Reality Steve Podcast
"jed" Discussed on Reality Steve Podcast
"Still you know when in reality you know this was a relationship that was formed in a future that was supposed to be you know developing and this was supposed to be the star to their engagement and not the end of the show and so but but i just don't i i don't know if they necessarily have like baton i don't i don't know i more think maybe they don't understand or or maybe are missing the point of why this isn't okay <hes> but you know i would. I would hate to just you know i it's hard. It's a tough position to be when you personally know these people and have loved these people and i do sort of understand where they're coming from being angry with me <hes> but at the same time you know this was a situation that that came about and you know the person here that you know talk about embarrassed or that had to. I don't even think it's embarrassing. I think she handled herself handled the situation. I mean better than i could have even imagined you know kinda calling him on a shit in standing up for herself and like i just think that was amazing. That's probably the thing that is the most important of the entire episode. I think i think you might be nailed it on the head there is i just don't think his friends either care or understand. The magnitude of this show like got into it just like jed really didn't seem to understand what he was going into into when he's explaining to you like yeah i'm going to go on and it'll be good for my career and see like just doesn't understand the whole bachelor nation thing and how big this show is in the pop culture world and how it can really ruin you if you get a bad at it or do some bad shit on the show like he did and i think he's seeing that now will will he change. I guess you know only time will tell on something like that but you would hope that the guy would learn something from this. I just divide that. I get how he acted last night eight how he acted when hannah did break up with him a month ago and confront him on your story still trying to justify it in his mind it just dense..
Reality Steve Podcast
"jed" Discussed on Reality Steve Podcast
"That. I was like okay. We'll people know about this and then it just you start getting you know my name was getting out there more into like okay. This story is gonna come out whether it comes out on the show whether it comes out from <hes> <unk> some spoil whatever i didn't know how it was going to come out but i'm like okay they know about me. They know the story. Everybody wants the drama you this this is. This is what you deal with all the time. People want the draw on it. They want to hate on it when they get it but they want the drama so mike okay either i tell my story three and i and i get to tell it the in to be honest not being negative toward anyone. 'cause that's my biggest thing when you know when i i decided okay i'm gonna come. You know gonna come forward and i start talking to this p._r. Firm i'm like here's the deal are refuse use to bash anyone to make this a negative thing because that's just not my style. If people want the story they can have the story. I'll oh you know. I'll tell you the truth. I'll give you the receipts that you need. This is what happened but do i think anyone here involved is a bad person or is anyone going to sway me. I've been interviews where they're leading in leading may just wanting me to say something negative bash him in some way and i'm just there's there's no point in that. That doesn't fix the problem that doesn't that doesn't solve anything so you know all of that say that's kind of how it all. It all started okay. Let's talk about during filming when jed is gone. Obviously that had to have been in difficult. Obviously we know these contestants don't other phone. He can't be in any sort of contact with you. How did you make it through that well. I i had no idea that there was a world of bachelor nation spoilers in reality steve. I not gonna lie. I didn't know that you existed until will he laughed and i just started. I i just i was never happy. I didn't really watch the show. Never really have i.
Reality Steve Podcast
"jed" Discussed on Reality Steve Podcast
"We can sit here and talk all day about the decision. You made to let jed go on the show. You don't think you should have now in hindsight. You totally don't think you should've. I don't think you should have everybody. That's on your case. Now says you're an idiot for doing that yet. We're not debating that were debate. We're talking about what jed did on this show because now he is an engaged man to somebody and i guarantee the whole time he was there through the process to the time he got engaged. He never told old hannah about you guarantee. She doesn't know she knows now. I'm sure i'm sure he told her after and before the the story came i'm sure he gave her a heads up. However this is something where the heads up that jed gave her. I'm sure was more along the lines of a have somebody either. Let me go let me go and i don't know what but i what i know. You know what i do know without knowing for sure is that i- guaranteed jed did not tell hannah about a card that he wrote about what he said about about doing this show <hes> everything he said to you about still being in love with you being with you the night before. He left all this stuff. I'm sure it was just kind of generic eric. Hey there's this girl back home. She might say this and that's that's not the that's not the full story in that makes him an out liar and and that's where the i think the difference is going to be is. I'm sure he told her but he downplayed it not thinking that you would ever go to the media with it and dan provide receipts and now he's probably oh shit..
The Ben and Ashley I Almost Famous Podcast
"jed" Discussed on The Ben and Ashley I Almost Famous Podcast
"How can you like then imagine imagine you're with. What's her name. Is Jessica all right so you're with Jessica. This is before you're married and and you know you're in. You're in love with her so you say but she tries to convince you that it's okay that she's going to go do a dating show. How are you going to be on that yeah. That's wild to me that makes me sick to my stomach it. Does I get that point now. She was sugar coating. I Never Throw Jessica under the bus. No matter how hurt he was and I know that with every ounce of meat she could break his heart and he would not hurt like that right yeah. I never thought about that way. Is this yeah if she if just thinking about Jessica now the one that I'm in love with and she goes yeah. I'm going to go on a dating show to see where ends up no yeah. I mean that would have been proof to me that you weren't that into me. I never thought about it but I have a question. Why Not American American idol or the voice. If you're trying to present music career this this landed in my lap I mean had American idol messaged me and said you know come to this come do that. Maybe I would have but this. This was what was presented in front of me. I prayed about it at the right thing to do and I believe it was. We just don't know that yet. There will be something the thing. I don't know that shows that this was the path. You were supposed to go on even if you learn never to make this mistake again are thoroughly believe that's what at this moment it. Is You know it's like the worst way to learn this lesson. It's the most painful way it's in front of God and everyone and you know wholeheartedly. I have learned and I have changed and I want to live a different life than I did prior. I feel like from Huron forward you are you're never going to give you're. GonNa give exact details and straighten out of an open honesty everywhere you go. I'm going to tell like way too much info to everyone long. I mean let's let's pause and that's not a bad thing. That's a good lesson learned yet. I mean if your lesson learned from all of this is as simple as and maybe not maybe this is even simple is from here on out my honesty and my openness and my vulnerability is. GonNa far outweigh anything. I'm trying to hide then. There's been heartbreaking. There's been tears and there's been really unfortunate emotional damage done in the process but if that's the lesson you learn <hes> then I'd have to say some good is coming out of it. The second is amy you had of anybody has has been especially during the podcast. You've been on Jed side in a sense where you understand his circumstance and you understand how this played out. I think it's it's fair for our listeners and myself actually because I might disagree with you. That's what makes this podcast so beautiful is. My opinion might be yeah once. You're in a relationship with somebody. There isn't any going around around it but at the same time I can definitely see well. Let me use this for example. When I went on Winter Games I was dating when when I went on Winter Games into dating and trying dating definitely like I didn't go on Winter Games when I was like I mean. How many months would you had to go without dating to then say I'm open to going on a show to see if there's my love of my life there just wasn't the love of my life?.
The Ben and Ashley I Almost Famous Podcast
"jed" Discussed on The Ben and Ashley I Almost Famous Podcast
"I mean for one. If I was an actual actual relationship with someone I wouldn't want them to go on a show. I wouldn't like if they told me they're going to be like all right. We're done do it like if that's if that's really what you're GonNa do then go do that and that's something that I had discussed with Haley early on. I like when I found out I was going on the show. I told her that I was GONNA fall with us if she did not want to spend time time together or hang out or do anything we don't have to do that and that's fine with me. I would not do that if I was in your position and I just I wouldn't so I always is found a hard time figuring out like though I I can see now that my behavior and words were misleading especially in the text messages I I just find a hard time seeing how if you do care about someone so much even if they were assuring how it's okay to let them go on a dating show at all like if that was I think I I wouldn't have gone if I was in a relationship but if my person was trying to convince me that it's okay I would just be done and it really just baffles made that she decided to come out and tell her story once I was at two hundred fifty thousand followers on instagram or something that's that's when it hit to me if you were so heartbroken like I am not taking that away from her. She's hurt and I understand that and I own up to my mistakes but if you really were so broken why not earlier well I was going to ask you that so do you think it was your instagram follower count or possibly how far you got in the competition that got her to come out with her story because I have a feeling if viewer like top ten. She probably wouldn't have said anything I I. I really don't know I I would love to just completely own up to my mistake and sit and be like it's because she's hurt but the fact that she plugged her music and on everything that she did afterwards that made me kind of reconsider a little got it hurt that that feels it feels a little self promoting and I yeah I get that I mean I think this is. I think the problem Jed and this is maybe the one of the other things I want to ask. I don't know how to say this well. Is I think there is this weird level at which there is a self promotion behind a break-up but at the same time this was an for you to promote your music and you admitted that I mean that was something that was talked about on the show and then definitely a storyline on on the show so I'm trying to I mean was this feels like Dab wasn't fallen far from the tree because you WanNa show to promote music..
The EVRYMAN Podcast
"jed" Discussed on The EVRYMAN Podcast
"In that and some of the listeners who've been filing will know this but this spring specifically has been the biggest in most impactful time in my life in in concern to my father and i would say to my son in a sense to or the last year year naff but most recently this spring with my dad and i think i shared with you jed briefly but yeah my my dad had the courage to come on a retreat that i was leading and all of those things you just said about the impact well actually everything you just just the impact my dad hired on me as it's child in as an adolescent in how that carried through my adulthood i feel like now after what's happened between my father night that we've really come together really seen each other really well honored each other loved each other i feel different about my entire past with him i it's the the most amazing thing happened where in that retreat like i just felt free to love my dad in a way that that i think i'd always wanted to do so i have a million ways i want to take this book but a couple like reading your book was really really and so the name of it is my dad right or what's the name the the whole title is might distance dad distant healing the family father would announce it's a it's a memoir it takes people through as you know a journey alive journey hopefully one that's engaging enticing interesting but also as i did my own healing it represented i think some of the jury that so many people resonate with either aren't some place in that journey and their own lives and then there's an accompanying i call it a play but that goes with it to take as it turned out thirty eight questions that really get answered in the course of that story and then allows people to apply those questions to their live so i take people through you know a workshop workbook kind of process so that men and women can reflect on their own wounds how those can be healed how the relationships can be healed and hopefully you know can help what i've learned or yet literally millions of.
The EVRYMAN Podcast
"jed" Discussed on The EVRYMAN Podcast
"Decentralized model we just want to support you to get what you want and need in the greater service of other people and the world honestly for me it comes down to i need other men to hold me accountable and helped me be a better husband and helped me be a better father and helped me be more effective at work and you know there's a lot of ways we can get help as men we can get therapy and coach which i do both and this men's circle this men's group thing is the most effective and the most efficient and probably the most powerful thing that i've ever done hence the fact that i'm making it my very single pointed work right now so lawn to the show my guest today is jed diamond and the coolest thing about this podcast and for me personally is just that jed is literally forty remember what he said forty or fifty years into the career that i feel like i've just started he has been working with men as a psychotherapist and a group leader and a facilitator for decades and he asked me to read a copy of his upcoming book which is called my distant dad and it's about healing the father wound and how he did it himself and it just came into my life at the most incredible time because this year if you've been following the podcast my had my dad had to retreat and we've had just this incredible incredible opening and sort of reconnecting in our lives and and talking with jed was just absolutely fascinating from he's written fifteen books he's a internationally bestselling author you can you can look up and read all the take you a minute to read just the names of the books that he's written he's written so many books and a lot of ways and i said this tim in the podcast that.
KFQD News Talk
"jed" Discussed on KFQD News Talk
"Are taught took do that first racism xenophobia do that first because that's exactly what they are and by deflecting it's like i to bring it as crash lee as possible you're in an elevator and somebody passes gas and the guy looks arguing goes oh my god that's disgusting how could you have done that and you didn't do it but now the elevated thinks it was you because the guy put it on you right away even if if they ten people in that elevator and seven think it's you even if this six that think it's you because of he goes let's disgusting please that's what they do you understand and hollywood sniff sit up and loves it we've got the who is a doug on on the line jed jed from iowa jed how are you here care drives tango echoed delta i'll do it okay doing okay i want to talk about supporting choice and homeschooling our children are being indoctrinated in public schools are university american public absolutely absolutely jet it's the most dangerous aversive thing and it's something that was warned it's so interesting i don't know if you've been listening to the show but ronald reagan's farewell speech my dear friend and inform patriotism and he talks about in his farewell address to the nation the last thing he says to the nation the last thing the and they said it's been on his mind is having this informed patriotism band so interesting to me and no one's really picking up on it except we have here and you're doing it here because and the resurgence of national pride but go ahead the abduc icu there's only a handful of state you can homeschool without registering the state so go to your caucus keno where it's time for the go put an end a platform that we will not register our children would any stay controlled uh organisation they have no right to enumerate us in this way well you need to be numerate it for you need to have the state approval for extra teach our own children what we think is right near his very important here you've got a handful of state actor as one of them oklahoma michigan ohio was one of a weren't you don't have to.