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KXEL Presents: The Jacobsen Group Podcast - December 2, 2023
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Welcome this glorious Saturday in December to the Jacobson group John Jacobson here in studio with Mike Shane premier engineer today Iowa Hawkeyes Hawkeye Hawkeye medical miracles and home and hearth with special guests Scott Corey Tim Grover dr. David Hart such dr. Ted Fogarty
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Well, on these glorious December days, who to thunk?
Scott Corey thunk.
Scott Corey, back in August, predicted a 10-2 Iowa season with a West Division championship.
Scotty, here we are.
along with Chip Reedman, our indefatigable Iowa State alum and Husker fans.
We've got the whole Big Ten round Robin here with Mike Shane at the Engineering Controls.
Where's that ringtone, Mike Shane?
See, we are in prime position right now.
The Enterprise is ready to warp into orbit.
Scotty, take it away.
What a year for the Hawks.
Where does the Husker program go from here?
Sufficient to progress and Iowa State Cyclones.
Let's talk about in a quick 10 minute round table here.
Well, it sure has been an exciting season.
Like I said, I thought Iowa could go 10 and 2 this year.
I did not expect them to get to 10 and 2 the way they played or in the way they did it.
We knew coming into the season that the hallmarks of a Curt Ferrin football team is a strong defense led by Phil Parker, and strong special teams led by LeVar Wood.
And boy, did they ever deliver.
And I want to give a huge shout out to Phil Parker.
He's up once again for the Broals Award, one of the best coordinators in the country.
Phil has never won it.
But as he's taken over, the defensive calls from the legendary Norm Parker, no relation, Iowa's defense is one of the top defenses in the nation.
And once again, from my hometown school of Battle Creek, Ida Grove, Oda Vote, Arthur, Cooper Dejean won the defensive back award again for the Big 10.
Since that award has been out there in 2000,
uh... eleven or twelve i believe
i will
have won six of those awards bill parker is a genius when it comes to defense he deserves the rolls award moving forward i
will
have a huge task this saturday uh...
in
indianapolis with michigan i would say it's going to be heavy michigan but we've seen it over the years in sports crazy things happen uh... i'd never come out of court parents team especially with the defense
We're going to be wearing our home black jerseys, and it's going to be a heck of a game.
I just hope America appreciates the things that Kirk Ferris has done.
He said in his press conference this week, he was very relaxed, Chip Riedman, which I thought was kind of unique.
And he made a joke about saying,
You know, nobody picks Iowa.
You know, it's easy to spell and we got great colors to wear.
And he made the comment, too, that, you know, if Iowa wins, it kind of messes everything up.
And that'd be kind of funny.
So we're kind of seeing a relaxed Kirk Ferenc in his 25th year.
But at the same time, he knows that's a daunting task.
And this is, you know, we're coming up on the last two games of the Bryan Ferenc era as offensive coordinator.
So there's going to be a lot of questions swirling.
January, where Iowa goes, and we are looking at, you know, winter lose, we will probably end up in the Citrus Bowl against probably Ole Miss, and you can't have two different types of coaches moving forward.
You have Wayne Kiffin,
who's
very arrogant and cocky, and you have the old sublime, Curt Ferrance, who lets his players do the talking on the field.
So, it's gonna be a very interesting month moving forward in Hawkeye Nation,
Chip.
Scotty, let's go to Chip Readman.
Who better than Chip Readman to give us a recap?
He was there at Memorial Stadium.
Well, in spirit, he's been there in almost all of the home games this year.
You know what that atmosphere is like.
Chip, your take on the Iowa, Nebraska Black Friday game.
A stunner from many standpoints.
Your assessment of the Iowa team and where do the Huskers go from here?
Well, for a person that's representing a team that's been part of one stunning game after another, just because of the imaginative ways that they can lose them, I think I used the reference before, it's like Groundhog Day.
Just waking up to another game and finding another way that they're going to lose the game.
It's really sad.
It's heartbreaking, actually.
It's just taking a devastating blow to a lot of people.
Just to finish the season with that kind of a win.
You can't write that kind of stuff.
If you put it in a movie, everyone's going to say it's made up.
It's just incredible the way things have turned out this season.
So we just move on.
It's the same thing as we've done the last three or four years.
You just move on.
You start looking for a recruiting.
It probably is a small advantage for Nebraska is because they can focus on recruiting where some of the other teams can't, that you just can't make up for the missed practices that you get.
And I really wish the NCAA would reconsider that a little bit.
You know, I can get it that if you have a successful season, you reserve something for that, and that's going to a bowl game.
But for teams, and I even hate to put Nebraska in a situation, but for teams that are struggling, they're trying to get better,
Basically, it's just a constant handicap to them, is that all the good teams constantly get to keep the practice and all the other teams that are trying to become good, it's like you just kick down and you have to stay down on a lower level and you don't get the benefit of those extra practices.
Excellent take by Chip Reedman here.
Chip, you're an alum of the ISU Cyclones.
What a blizzardy treat, a blizzard dessert, not of the...
restaurant variety, but holy moly, a phenomenal game.
Iowa State only had two major runs from the K-State territory the whole game.
They're ripping 70-yard runs on their way to scoring 40-plus points.
A shocking upset of Kansas State.
Further cementing Matt Campbell as the comeback kid this year.
Yes, he did.
It was just a great finish to a year.
After the loss to Texas,
That probably doesn't sit very well with a lot of people.
In Texas, of course, going to the championship games, I guess there's really no shame in that.
They do have a good team like they should every year.
But yeah, that Kansas, actually, they say it's the last Farmergeddon game for a while now that they're going to be rotating schedules more in the Big 12.
So it's a snowball Farmergeddon game because they had to be four inches of snow at least on that field.
It was quite the sight.
It reminded me of my childhood in playing football when I was a kid.
Playing in the snow was fun.
It was a blast.
It didn't even hurt to fall down because you had that cushion.
It was just cool to be out there.
And I'm sure at least the Iowa State players probably were going to look back at that game fondly and enjoy it.
And like you said, 70 yards, 72, 76 rushing yards, passing yards.
Just a staggering way for Kansas State to lose a game.
only on big plays.
It wasn't the little plays.
It was all big plays, every touchdown, if I recall.
We're all on big plays.
So, you gotta give that kid credit for being the quarterback, coming up from nowhere.
He's really turned out to be a good deal for Matt Campbell, and hopefully he can hang around for a couple years.
Absolutely.
Chip Riedman with us, our great contributor.
He's a twofer.
He's our Cyclone alum and Die Hard Husker fan.
Back to Scott Corey.
Scott, it's Saturday morning.
The Hawks play at night.
There was a game some years not too far back when the Hawkeyes were a huge dog to Michigan.
And something rather nice happened for the Hawks at Kinnick, did it not?
Well, absolutely, John.
It is interesting in the series that has been dominated by Michigan, but most recently Iowa has dominated.
But you talk about big time games with Iowa and Michigan.
Who will ever forget the 1985 Chuck Long, Rob Holklin game, number one versus number two at Kinnick Stadium under the lights with Brent Musburger.
But the game you're referring to is the 2016 game at Kinnick.
The week before, Iowa just had a teeth kicked in by Penn State on national TV.
And then they come back to Kinnick Stadium under the lights, ABC.
And they pull a stunning upset against.
I believe number two, Michigan at the time, had knocked him out of the playoffs.
So we've also seen in the past, Iowa taking the Ohio State game at Kinnick, they call it the Woodshed game.
We'll all remember that one.
Basically, Urban Meyer throws up the surrender cobra just because it knows that he cannot do anything against Phil Parker's defense that day.
And we'll also forget the great Penn State games, too, where
Iowa had those tremendous games against Joe Paugh and things like that.
So it's going to be a very interesting game.
I think in a lot of ways, though, all the pressure is going to be on Michigan.
Oh, sure it is.
Just because this is Harbaugh's first game back.
And he's kind of cocky.
He's talking kind of cocky, isn't he, right now?
Well, that's just his nature.
And you know, Jim Arbaugh, you know, he talks about a trash for somebody born on third base all the time thinking he hit a triple.
But at the same time, you know, there's something about an Iowa team that Kurt is going to find a way to motivate
And if they can find a way, if Brian Farance's offense can find a way to string together a couple of decent drives.
and use a couple of the old Hayden Frey saying of exotic play, you know, some of the, you know, half back passes, types of things like that.
know, Brian needs to call a game like he did against USC and the Holiday Bowl,
he just let it all out on the game that day.
And that's the type of game Iowa needs to have.
Deacon Hill has to be perfect.
And the defense has to see how this plays out.
You know, if
Iowa can find a way to keep it close going into the third and fourth quarters.
I think Michigan will start playing a little tight because they're not used to Iowa hanging around.
They're used to being able to blow these teams out.
So it's going to be very interesting to see how this transpires.
Well, and at least it's not in Ann Arbor.
It probably will be a Michigan crowd, but Indy will level the playing field a little bit.
And that's not unimportant when it comes to having to play.
in front of 105,000 people, hostile fans at Ann Arbor.
You know, absolutely.
And, you know, I joked on social media in our text thread with the guys.
I said, if Kirk wants to go and play all kinds of psychic games, he needs to bring out Rob Holdland, Chuck Long.
Yes.
He needs to find Ricky Stanley and Pat Anger and even have Caitlin Clark.
He needs to empty the drawer, so to speak.
Exactly.
Bring out all the great...
great Hawkeye legends just to mess with uh uh Harbaugh a little bit but you know Harbaugh he's got that mentality that uh you know he thinks he's better than everybody else but he's never done anything outside of winning a couple big 10 titles because once he gets into the college football playoff he gets exposed so let's not forget you know people thought he was on his way out and he's going to be out of town here about four years ago and with all this all this uh spying gate stuff going on
I wouldn't be surprised if Jim Harbaugh is a coach in the Chicago Bay Area.
Doesn't that make
sense?
Yeah, that kind of makes sense, ladies and gentlemen.
Scotty, before we conclude this segment and move into politics here, Caitlin Clark and Lisa Bluter.
We got to take our hats off the Hawkeye women.
Lisa Bluter hits her landmark win victory mark and Caitlin Clark is fast approaching.
She's overcoming that list of greatest scores of all time, and she's now in the top 20, and by the end of the season, she may be there.
This Hawke women's team bounced back strongly after that initial loss to K-State, and beat K-State back just a week ago, and they're gelling.
They're learning to play with a new supporting cast and I'm very encouraged by Hannah Stulke and of course how Gabby continues to play great defense.
and Martin, they're all stepping up and doing the job.
Well, we'd also be remiss if we didn't give a huge shout out to Molly Davis, who was her name to the all tournament team.
Yes, Molly, she rocked it.
So there's something going on.
I saw Thursday that Rutgers is now a sellout in Piscataway.
Wow.
Basically, it's one of those games and tickets this year, like Caitlin Clark and Lisa Bluter's Iowa Hawkeye women team shows up.
It's must-see TV and
I think at the end of the year, we're going to look back at all the games, and we're going to be able to count on one hand the number of times that those arenas are not sold out.
It is just a phenomenon we've never seen before in women's sports, especially in Iowa.
And Cape keeps
hitting.
Cape keeps hitting seamlessly.
Just literally effortlessly cashing in beautiful three-point swishes right from every court logo in every arena across the country.
She's still just piercing them from the logo.
It's incredible shooting.
I've never seen anything like it in college since Pete Marovitch.
And I've got to go back 50 years of my life to think of that.
great of a peer shooter in college.
You know, also a huge shout out to Coach Bluder and Jan Jensen.
They're keeping this team focused.
They are,
you know, I don't want to use the word circus in a story term.
But they are in a lot of ways, like the 96, 97, 98 Chicago Bulls.
It is just a phenomenon when they come to opposing arenas.
But these coaches are keeping these women together.
They're gelling and so just a huge shout out because it would be very easy to get distracted by all the accolades and the interviews and everything.
But they are just putting their nose to the grindstone and they're grinding out impressive victories.
You know, I joked on this program so many times that, you know, it's Caitlin Clarks world and we're living in it.
And she's proven it because she is the first female athlete to be on state farms commercials.
She is everywhere.
It's unbelievable.
She was on the Manning cast here.
Yeah, she did a great
job with with Eli and Peyton did a wonderful job there.
And she got on the board.
with her prediction of Mahomes to Kelsey and Scott, I think what you say is so correct.
And it's not lost on me.
You know, I was a little disappointed this summer when we didn't get a big get in the women's portal.
But you know what?
I think Blooder knew what she was doing because LSU had a gold find in the portal.
But as you say,
keeping these teams cohesive and together.
LSU's, I think they've righted the ship now, but they had a rocky start with all the egos and what not on that team.
I think what Kirk and Bluter and what seemingly has done in Iowa with the wrestling program across the board, cohesiveness on these teams.
I've joked a lot on our radio programs that LSU has the most unlikeable coaching staff across the board.
Kim Mulkey, and you have that arrogant pompous Brian Kelly.
I mean, if there's a program that could get hit by an asteroid, I'd hope it'd be that program.
That's how much I can't stand that entire athletic department.
Well, Scotty, we're all just hours away from this tremendous opportunity.
The last and forever reigning Big Ten West Division defending champion, the Iowa Hawkeyes.
No one will ever take that
from them in perpetuity because this is the last year of divisions.
And Scotty, everybody says a great 10-win season for Kirk Farrance.
Scotty, I'm reminded of the 1984 presidential election when Reagan swept 49 states except for Minnesota.
And he lost Minnesota by 0.18%.
And of course, back in those days of chivalry, they told Reagan to go in there and campaign.
He did not want to humiliate Mondale by going in there and campaigning all throughout Minnesota the last days of the race.
But there was some question about if there were a few shenanigans going on with ballots there in Minnesota back in 84.
And they said to Reagan, too bad you lost Minnesota, 49 state sweep.
And Reagan said,
We didn't lose Minnesota.
Scotty, we didn't lose to Minnesota in football this year.
We're 11-1.
Come on, man.
You know, a friend of the program, Coach Patrick Gagnap, Jr.
He is down there in the desert at New Mexico State.
It looks like the former coach, Jerry Kill, at Minnesota, will be leading his New Mexico State Aggies against PJ Flex Golden Gophers in the bowl game.
And usually when it comes to bowl games and the NCAA tournament, I root for the Big 10 because I think it's important to have a strong conference because ESPN will do everything it can to denigrate any conference that's not the SEC.
But when it comes to that bowl game, I'm going to be cheering for Jerry Keel and the Aggies.
And I will never be supporting PJ Flex, Minnesota Gophers, as long as I live.
That's another program that can get hit by an asteroid and I just wouldn't care.
Well, you know, I loved Jerry Kill when he was at Minnesota.
I really respected him.
And for people that may have maybe not a real recollection of memory, the only thing that forced Jerry Kill to leave Minnesota was he had some significant health issues at that juncture.
And I always thought it was a terrible loss for Minnesota when Kill left.
I'm so happy for Jerry Kill.
that he's got his health problems.
I can't remember whether it was heart or seizures or what the issue is, but
it seems to
have those modified.
And he's, he always scared me both when I went to Nebraska played him.
I was worried about Jerry Kill.
And yeah, I'll be rooting for the New Mexico State folks in that bowl game.
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Panel Mike Shane is the engineer John Jacobson your studio host with panelists on our McLaughlin group here special panelists taking their chairs respectively Scott Corey Tim Grover and yours truly here.
It is time for issue one Hawkeye Hawkeye 40 days and then the flood
Who's going to win place and show in Iowa, Scott Curry?
Trump's caucus to lose.
As you and I have talked over the last week or so, John, I'm pegging Donald Trump at 43%.
But the higher he can, the closer he can get to 50%, that would be considered a landslide.
I actually think there's going to be a mild upset.
It's going to be a dogfight for second and third between
South Carolina former governor Nikki Haley and current governor of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.
I think it's right now it's neck and neck.
I would probably lean a little bit.
towards the Santa's coming in second, but both of them are underwhelming right now.
And all summer long, I had been saying that Vivek Rameshami was gonna be in the top three.
I think he's finally right now top four as they move on to New Hampshire after the Iowa caucuses.
Tim Grover, what say you?
Yeah, I totally agree with God.
It's gonna be at least 40%, 43% for Trump.
And, of course, the press will play it like it was, that they underperformed, like they always do.
But, you know, I don't think, I really do not think people are happy with the Sanus and Haley at all.
I don't think Vivek is, I think Vivek is actually going down.
He could possibly end up third yet.
But, you know, and in full disclosure, I'm kind of interested in this guy.
We've had him on a couple of the shows with you, John.
And he just did a segment with Jeff Stein yesterday.
But Ryan Binkley is the guy who could come out of this.
There's enough time yet to surge.
If you do not like Trump, Binkley is a kinder, gentler Trump.
And at the very least, if you seriously want to have caucuses in the future,
Ham and Vivek need Trump, and Binkley and Vivek need to be your top three if you seriously want to do this, and still continue to have caucuses.
And the Jacobson take is, the losers of the Iowa caucus will be Bob Vander Plaats, Kim Reynolds and Matt Windschittle, backing the wrong horse, Ron DeSantis.
Big boo boo, issue two.
Who won the Thursday night debate on Hannity between Gavin Newsom and Ron DeSantis?
I go to you Scott Corey
The winner of the night was the people that did not watch it.
It was one of those programs that I'm glad I really did pay any attention to whatsoever.
The little bit of clips I did see, obviously it was Ron DeFantis probably overperformed, but at the same time it also goes to show too that Democrat leadership, whether you're a Democrat, Congressperson, Senator or a governor, you are never questioned at all on any of your beliefs.
Whenever Hannity or even DeSantis would push back on Gavin Newsom, he had no idea how to respond because he never had to defend any of his beliefs before.
Brilliant
points.
Tim Grover, I go to you.
I was the big winner last night because I did not watch that debate.
I could care less to watch it.
And most everybody who watched it, if you liked DeSantis, he won.
If you liked Newsom, he won.
It really, really was a pointless exercise.
And, you know, as far as the base, though, I prefer to watch our buddies, uh, coach Naps, New Mexico State Aggies play tonight against Liberty for the conference USA title with their quarterback, uh, Diego Pavia, who's the first in my lifetime I've ever seen a quarterback end up with a personal foul.
Jacobson says three for three.
I did not watch the debate.
I also never watched an episode of Game of Thrones.
However, I did make mischief by voting for DeSantis on the Drudge Report poll showing that DeSantis won two to one.
Issue three.
Jack Smith, the federal prosecutor working for the Department of Justice in his search warrant, demanded
the turnover of all people in America who had liked or supported or followed certain of Donald Trump's posts on social media.
Are we living in a police state?
The East Germans didn't do that, Scott Corey.
You know, this is very frightening and chilling that this has come to attention throughout the public.
But unfortunately, the average citizen does not realize the extreme abuse that has gone on.
And for the Biden administration, headed up by
Attorney General Garland, Mayor Garland, to allow this to go forward is just disgusting.
We make a banana republic look embarrassing with the kind of stuff that is going on with this administration.
And that is the crux of everything because free speech is the first amendment.
There was a reason it was the first amendment.
And to have a chilling effect on political discourse is just frightening.
And I'm asking, where are the attorney generals of certain states, like Brenna Byrd here in Iowa, the attorney generals down there in Texas, Florida, so on and so forth.
Why are they not pushing back on this immediately?
Because this is an extreme abuse of power by the federal government.
And the states have to stand up against this.
Tim Grover, chime in.
Yes, this is a terrible, we are living in a surveillance state right now.
An offshoot of this is the continuing court case going on in the state of New York over quarantine camps that your public health official, just imagine your local, not every county nurse in the country, but some of them are dispensing medical cannabis made out of illegal Chinese labs.
And that medical county nurse, if this goes through,
will be able to say, you know, you're not following public health trends.
You're not following public health standards.
And you look like you're a threat to public health.
I'm going to send you to the quarantine camp.
So it's all over the place and it needs to be cleaned up.
Yes, more on this later, but we have to get back the American presumption of innocence.
and search warrants that are based on merit, not based on fishing expeditions.
Issue four.
Javier Millay in Argentina all the way with Millay.
Do we see a sea change going on of populism worldwide pushing back against globalism?
Millet.
Incredibly a free market Austrian school economics professor winning in socialist peronist Argentina.
Maloney has already won in Italy.
Gert Wilders wins with the Dutch and Spain is trying to throw out their socialist government.
Are we seeing the people standing up?
Scott Corey.
I think we are seeing them stand up.
It's going to be very interesting to see how much legs there is on this because the countries that really need to stand up against this are in the, and I will call them the NATO countries, especially in England, Canada and the United States, because we are seeing just outrageous attacks on personal rights, personal freedom.
whether it be freedom of speech, association, property rights.
We know what happened in Canada during their lockdown.
We're seeing the kinds of filth that's coming out of the inner cities here in the United States, as well as in England and France, especially highlighted now with the Israeli war with Hamas.
You're just seeing all types of upheaval right now.
And I think at the end of it, it is...
Has to go back to globalism and the overreach by the elite and I think the common people are sick and tired of it now moving forward There's only basically two to three ways of getting this thing under control and
I
don't know if the American people or even the Canadians or the Or the English have it in their in their system to do what needs to be done to root out this types of globalism and evil
That's a fine take Let's go to Tim
Grover
Well, first of all, Tom Jones called Malay and said he wanted his sideburns back.
This is an interesting story behind this I've just discovered.
This is the result of a 30-year cover-up by the Argentinian government.
Back 30 years ago, they had a spy named Jose Perez who converted to Judeaism.
They had an anti-Semite conspiracy theory going on there that the Jewish people were going to take their country over, and it resulted in bombings to Jewish communities there in Argentina.
And that's, and Jose Perez is still in hiding for this today.
So I think the corruption, the deep corruption of 30 years of cover-up of anti-Semitism going on in Argentina has come back to haunt them.
And you can see the show on Amazon right now.
It's called Yoshizu Reluctant Spy.
And it's quite a story.
It's a very evolved story as a result of the people rising up from obvious injustice done to the Jewish people there in the country.
Issue five.
What are they trying to hide?
Isn't it interesting?
So Dickie Turbin, the neighboring U.S.
Center for Illinois, Dickie Turbin Durbin just blocked Marshall Blackburn's attempt to subpoena the Epstein fight logs.
What are they afraid of, Scott Corey?
This is one of the most sickening and frightening abuses of senatorial power I've seen in a long time.
There is a reason why Dick Durbin and Chuck Schumer are blocking this.
And if it's what I think it is that there are high level officials in the United States government, United States Senate and Congress that were on the Epstein flight logs.
That is disgusting.
And they need to be removed from office immediately.
If there's any official with the United States government that were as a part of this, whether it be the CIA, FBI, Justice Department, IRS, whatever, they need to be removed immediately too and tried because.
Having this type of sex crimes that was perpetrated for almost what, 20, 30 years is disgusting.
Oh, exactly right, Scotty.
That's a hard one to follow up with you, buddy.
But, you know, this is a result of our free trade policies because in some of these countries, if you're not into child sex trafficking and stuff like that, that was exposed in the sound of freedom, if you're not into that, you're not going to do business there.
So, hence, we got the multinational corporations that want to do business in this country, and they have no moral.
They will actually go into child sex trafficking, so they can gain market access.
And as for Durban, you'd be amazed how much this infiltrates down, like even into your own state house.
I know there's a retired state representative in the Quad City area.
who's a Republican, who is gal pals with Durban's wife.
Issue six.
Elon Musk, hero of free speech.
In an epic rant the other day, in front of microphones in the audience, Elon said,
Don't advertise if someone is going to try to blackmail me with advertising.
Blackmail me with money.
Go blank yourself.
Go blank yourself.
Is that clear?
I hope it is.
Scott Corey.
It was one of the funniest, most tweeted of things I've ever seen on the X platform.
I think it was, tells you.
Basically, I think the basic rank and file of people in the United States are sick and tired of this woke-ism theology that is just perpetrating throughout the entire society.
And people like Elon Musk, Joe Rogan, and in a lot of ways Donald Trump, they are the outlets for the, I will say, the silent majority that Nixon often talked about, where they've had enough.
And that is why you're seeing an explosion of...
pushback against people like Disney, AT&T and other national companies.
Tim Grover.
Well, it's easy to see the backlash is coming here because we're talking about people gave $40,000 a plate to have dinner with a dictator who has no problem with exploiting children for slave labor and has no problem with taking
the bread of the of the amounts of average working Americans who all they want to do is walk in every day go home and watch football and and these people are are so out of touch so uh stuck on themselves that they actually think we're going to take it it's it's totally it's totally disgusting
issue seven
To our falls Marjorie Taylor Greene has more balls than 99% of the Republican men in Congress Jacobson says true I go to Scott Corey
Yeah, it's amazing how once people are elected whether it be in Des Moines DC or any of the other state capitals They talk a big game But once they get there they are co-opted and they are card-carrying members of the Uniparty and that is why people like Donald Trump Margaret of Marjorie Taylor Green so many others are vilified because they are not there to get along they're there to represent the people and that's why the lobbyists
and the Uniparty, whether it be in Des Moines or in DC, cannot stand those people because they ask the questions that nobody once asked or answered.
Tim Grover!
Oh, I totally agree.
If MTG was playing quarterback in college football, it should be the second quarterback I've ever seen in my life to draw a personal foul.
But we can't be surprised here.
The big question on my mind today is,
MTG had a credible death threat against her, and that FBI arrested them.
When is Mary Annette Miller meet credible death threats gonna be arrested?
That's my question today.
Fascinating, fascinating.
Jacobson says, go look at Tucker Carlson on Twitter at episode 43.
You think elected Republicans in Washington are craving frauds who'd sell your children for a steak dinner at a French laundry?
Actually, Mrs. Marjorie Taylor Greene, it's worse than that.
Issue eight.
Dr. Rand Paul, lifesaver, Thursday at a Senate lunch.
Joni Ernst, Iowa Junior Senator, choking on steak.
Dr. Rand Paul.
physician, performed the Heimlich maneuver and saved her life?
Kudos to Rand Paul, Scott Corey.
You know, absolutely.
And, you know, a lot of times people, they forget that there is a human side to these elected officials.
You know, I've been fortunate.
I've known Senator Ernst back when she was actually the county auditor down in Montgomery County, Red Oak, Iowa.
I've known her and her family a very long time.
You know, it's just one of those things.
I'm glad everybody was able to recover and move forward.
And thank goodness, Rand Paul jumped into action right there because, you know, unfortunately the accidents happened and luckily the governor, excuse me, Dr. Rand Paul was there to help Johnny along.
Yes, Tim Grover.
Yes,
Kudos to Rand Paul there.
I totally agree, Scott.
We see a lot of these people.
They are real people.
They're average.
They really are.
They're exceptional.
They're ordinary people doing extraordinary things.
And I think we forget that sometimes and most of that is the press makes them larger than life than they really are.
Issue nine.
Worst person in the world.
is Karen Phillips from Dead Spin, maliciously and evilly vilifying an innocent nine-year-old Kansas City Chiefs fan for merely having Kansas City face paint colors of the red and black on different sides of his face and the Native American headdress.
He has been doing the Tom Hawk Chop with Kansas City Chief players
Many of whom are African-American the child himself is Native American whose father is on the tribal council when is this cancel culture and destruction of innocent children going to end Scott Corey,
you know it goes back to our previous segment where we talked about you know people standing up against this type of
filth and garbage is moving forward.
And I hope that family, Sue, did spend the end of Susan into oblivion because this thing has to stop.
Everybody's a gotcha right now.
But at the same time, you made a great point.
We talk about everything moving forward.
There was a few years ago, John, I think it was the ACLU or one of these organizations was trying to stop the Florida State Seminoles for having a Native American on a horse in his lighted spear.
start of game at their stadium.
And it took the Seminole nation to push back saying, no, we want this to happen.
So I mean, there's just no common sense anymore.
And people like Dead Spin and people and all this other stuff, I mean, they're going to be right there with Dick Gerber.
They're going to, you know, there's going to be consequences for this kind of type of thing.
Tim Grover.
Yeah, it's just run out of hand.
The other day we had somebody on, I can't remember what network it was.
It was Indigenous Persons Day instead of Thanksgiving.
There was a Native American and he was an attorney.
And it looked like he was on the reservation there in a three-room apartment.
we see more of this every day.
I still think of the commanders as the Redskins and the guardians as the Indians.
And it's never crossed my mind.
You know, we're all John Wayne fans here.
We all revere Native Americans.
John Wayne and John Ford were big supporters of Native Americans.
So I don't know who comes up with the funding for this, but obviously this Phillips woman, she's sitting there, she's got an expensive base that she's living in because somebody's absolutely paying her to do
this.
legislative emeritus office has just announced our legislative emeritus hero of the year award recipient young man Holden Armenta the nine-year-old diehard Kansas City chiefs fan hang in there Holden Armenta you're a great American that's it for this segment of the McLaughlin group we will outro with decision 24 our great panelists here Scott Curry and Tim Grover will be back
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You have to earn that bumper music and Mike Shane has earned it We've got Tim Grover riding in the bucket seat here with us and we're bringing back studio audience on its feet for three heroes Heroic doctors of conscience great healers great curative medical doctors
I trust my life with these guys.
I trust my friends' lives with these guys.
Dr. Ted Fogarty, Dr. David Hartsuch, and a colleague of theirs on the product and the great Mr. Joe Casarino.
Welcome to the show, guys.
Studio audience, welcoming them back right now on this beautiful Saturday.
As later on on this Saturday, the Iowa Hawkeyes
Western Division Big Ten champs in Indy against the powerful Michigan Wolverines.
Dr. Fogarty, recent inductee of the Omaha Central Hall of Fame.
How you doing today, my friend?
Doing great and just want to reiterate that Dr. Albert B. Crumb, the inventor of proimmune immune formulation 200 has the best immune support dot com under its
under under the wing of pro immune company, which is Joe Casarino's enterprise.
And, uh, you know, when we look at, uh, what's going on with, you know, all the, all the sports finals and, and the injuries racking up
over the football.
It's huge.
The Huskers have lost like eight different starters.
My Iowa Hawkeyes have lost their tight ends, their quarterback running backs.
You know, Aaron Rodgers has been out.
You've got sports injuries all over the place.
I'll tell you what, Dr. Fogarty and Joe Casarino who kind of got me hooked on this stuff.
I've got two friends now.
They're using Proimmune.
They're doing that little scoop twice a day under the tongue and they're on it, baby.
Well, you know, this comes out of my Moplat sports medicine protocols that I developed with Dr. Crum.
and also using hyperbaric therapy up in North Dakota, healing all the star athletes faster than anybody in modern medicine can do by combining the glutathione amino acid support with hyperbaric therapy.
And I've had colleagues from out of the ranks of medicine who have had Achilles tendon tears that are up and walking and driving and doing interventional radiology procedures within
You know, three to six weeks
tendons here with these protocols.
you know, it's, you know, Mopat hyperbaric and medical arts is also lifted in the world scientific literature for publishing the protocols with Dr. Paul Hart for the recovery of dementia.
Well, you've got your bona fides because even though Anthony Fauci's been wrong about just about everything else, they could not deny you a federal grant for your groundbreaking work, Dr. Fogarty.
And for a layman, when you mention hyperbaric therapy and glutathione, you're really talking about what?
firing up the mitochondria in the cells to be the powerhouse of the cells themselves, to regenerate and to build up their immunity, am I correct?
You are correct, my barometric barrister body.
That is exactly
how- Great alliteration there, save that shame.
And you know, it's just like how a supercharger works for our vehicle engines.
ramming more air into the combustion cycle, and that's the hyperbaric effect, and you're supercharging actually the energy cycle within the cell with the hyperbarics, but you're also supercharging intracellular glutathione production and expression.
And so mobile one oil is analogous to Dr. Crump's pharmaceutical grade.
amino acid product of proimmune, immune formulation 200.
It is literally the best intracellular lubricant of sorts for all of the energetic machinery of the mitochondria.
This is very, what a great analogy.
So in a minute, I'm going to have Tim Grover talk to David Hartsuch.
fellow Quad Cityans just down the road from our studios, proverbially speaking.
But let's bring in the great Joe Casarino, who I had the honor to meet that night of your vaunted induction ceremony there in front of a packed house at Omaha's beautiful Holland Center.
Joe Casarino, you are preaching this good news out there.
And I love your product.
My wife loves your product.
I've got a friend that I just turned on your product.
Where can they find this stuff in Omaha in the Midwest on the internet at Joe Casarino?
In Omaha, no name nutrition.
Josh owns no name nutrition and no name nutrition is the best place currently.
That's great to know guys because we've got, you know, this show.
50,000 watts goes to about 10 of the 10 big 10 states.
If they're not in that neck of the woods, where else can they find this awesome product,
Joe?
Absolutely, absolutely.
I have it on the website, www.thebestimmunesupport.com.
And what excites me about the website, John, is that there's so much information and so much data and science that people could read.
Yes, there is.
And the stand.
And that's why I always try to ask Ted to mention the best of me support for the education.
Dr. Crum and I have been working very diligently here in New York.
We've been reaching out to health food stores and pharmacies and health food markets and clinicians to help them better understand the benefits of promune and what it could do, especially for long COVID.
You know, we have all these people now suffering from shortness of breath and
respiratory and lung issues, and brain fog, and fatigue, and tiredness, and all these issues that come with long COVID, and they're desperate for relief.
And Dr. Ted is the expert.
He'll tell you how Proimmune will help support just about all of the issues with long COVID, and more importantly, to reduce the heavy metals and the toxins that are in the cells.
I'm not the scientist or the doctor, as Dr. Crom or Dr. Fogarty are, but they can tell you what
is doing to relieve symptoms.
And that's why Dr. Krum and I are working so hard and diligently to introduce it to pharmacies and health food markets.
So I'd like to take one minute just to say- Please,
please, Joe, you
got it.
You got it.
If anyone in the audience has a local pharmacy or health food store that they shop at and that they love, maybe the audience themselves could go to the health food store or the pharmacy and say, hey,
You know, look at this website, www.thebestandinsupport.com.
Look at this product called Promune and try to see if you could utilize it to incorporate it into the wellness program for the people.
And I speak from the heart.
As you know, John, Ted and I are men of God.
This is not about money.
This is not about selling a jar to make a few dollars.
This is about educating the audience to help them comprehend.
There's something out there that is all natural.
Yep.
And that's the issue.
Non-toxic.
Dr. Krupp's on the phone with me every day explaining to me these vaccines and these pharmaceutical drugs are all toxic.
And here he has the remedy to most of these conditions in an all-natural manner.
You better believe I'm excited, John.
And I'm grateful for Dr. Ted Fogarty.
That's all
I
have to say.
I am great.
Let me just butt in from the North Dakota front lines on the pandemic work.
This was patented in Canada, John.
Patented in Canada on February 19th of 2020 as an antiviral supplement.
And Dr. Crum and Dr. Hart and I led a Manhattan Project level meeting in March.
of 2020 at the Harvard Club in New York City to get this out to the public, to get it into the academic crowd that I'm affiliated with in the Northern Plains, UNMC, University of South Dakota, University of North Dakota.
And these pandemic protocols that I got a federal CARES Act grant to write up and to broadcast, literally part of the grant was I had to have a media budget to broadcast to the American people.
that we actually have the safest, most natural protocols to stop this pandemic and all of the pandemics based on RNA viruses through the use of Pro-Mun immune formulation 200 and hyperbaric therapy.
Guys, you're listening to us on Championship Saturday here.
The state of Iowa, very excited.
The once and forever reigning defending Western Division Big Ten champions.
The Iowa Hawkeyes, as this is the last year for divisions, decided underdogs.
But there was that similar game in 2016.
Iowa, several touchdown underdog to Michigan.
The Hawkeyes come out on top.
Anything can happen.
You're listening to America's original 50,000 watt blowtorch.
Now we turn to Tim Grover and Dr. The Honorable, Dr. David Hartstich, MD.
It's guys like Dr. Hartstich that have motivated me someday when I hang up my hat as a fiduciary trust officer.
I want to go back into the practice of law.
and go after these bad guys out there, these state medical boards, these state pharmacy boards, the people that literally engaged in ruinous policies and protocols during the COVID pandemic, there needs to be a reckoning, there needs to be justice.
And one who's fighting for the people is Dr. David Hartsuch with a current, a bit of litigation.
Dr.
Hartsich, welcome back to show.
Can you give us an update that I know Tim Grover had a question or two for you, Dr. Hartsich?
John, great being on today.
Well, I would say that December 5th is going to be a watershed decision coming out from the court.
And it's going to determine whether this case of buying goes on or not.
And the reason why I previously won a motion for discovery, which means I can
They have to answer all my questions, things of importance to my case.
And the Attorney General's office filed a motion to reconsider that, saying that I was no longer agreed because the board had rescinded my warning letter.
And I don't know why the Attorney General's office actually isn't investigating the Board of Medicine and the Board of Pharmacy, but I digress.
Go ahead,
Doug.
No, you're absolutely right, John.
So in 2020, a letter got sent out to doctors that said, don't use hydroxychloroquine.
And by the manner, just don't even use Zithromax, a very common antibiotic that's prescribed.
Unbelievable.
This is just, that's criminal.
I'm sorry, that's criminal.
And it was a threat, it was a threat that they would get their license revoked if they...
if they did, if they prescribed hydroxyl chloride, these are legal drugs.
These are important drugs.
These are drugs that are healing and prevent COVID.
And instead, somebody, and not even with the board's own actions, sent out a letter to all of the doctors and pharmacists, et cetera, that said, don't use these drugs.
And otherwise, we're watching
it.
It angers me because Ivermectin saved my life.
And it was Ivermectin prescribed by a Nebraska doctor who was my primary physician because I live on the border there.
Well, what happened was, I looked at the minutes of the board meeting and I found out that the board never even discussed the matter, which means that that letter that got sent out was a forgery.
It was put out with the board's name on it, and that's a criminal offense to forge a document and expecting doctors to not treat the disease.
And so, you know, since 2020, nearly four years now, we have had a situation where the doctors are operating under a phony pretext.
of a letter that was sent out by someone other than the board claiming to be the board.
And nonetheless, despite this criminal action, the Attorney General's office is defending it.
And this is, to me, fully once, shame on me and
shame on you.
Well, I'll go further.
It's unipartic culpability because the leftists for the Democratic Party
are into voodoo science, and the Republicans don't have the balls to call out the truth because they're worried that it might embarrass their own executive branch, and it's shameful.
And I call on every legislator in Iowa to do what I did, and that is to never accept a dollar from Big Pharma.
Come on, guys.
Man up, man up, and do the right thing.
Amen.
Look at what Bobby Kennedy Jr.
is doing.
Look at what Bobby Kennedy Jr.
is doing.
He's completely divorced himself from both parties.
Tim Grover, I know you had a question because there's the scarifying and there are the seasonal illnesses that are indeed coming that have nothing to do with scare tactics.
So I know you had a question or two for Dr. Hartzich on how serious is this?
pending seasonal threat with COVID and other illnesses and how to approach it.
Take it away.
Question for Dr. Hart, such by Tim Grover.
Yes, we know that there's this walking pneumonia outbreak among children in China right now.
Nobody knows if it's staged or not.
And China is saying it's normal pathogen causing this.
But of course, we don't know if that's true or not.
David, is it possible that
that we could have some mutation going through, that's going to be pesky, but it won't be dangerous.
Well,
they always pose this idea of mutation.
RNA virus is mutated at a rate of one time sender to the negative six per replication.
So now there's one mutation for every million replications of the virus.
And the thing about it is most
the mutations of the virus result in the inactivity or inaction of the virus.
And so it causes the virus to in essence die because of the mutations.
So I have never bought into the theory of mutation.
We are living at a time where there is gain of function research and we have to consider that perhaps there are people who are actually designing new mutations directly.
rather than random chance of nature.
And so that's my point of view.
Now as far as the seasonal aspect of this, vitamin D is restored by the sunlight.
And as we get into the shorter days, less sunlight, our vitamin D levels drop and as a result, we are more prone or susceptible to viral illness.
So it's important for everybody to keep the vitamin D levels up, supplementation.
I would also take zinc in a high-polysenol diet and make sure you get plenty of sleep.
Those are important aspects of reducing your susceptibility to viruses.
Let's hit Proimmune again.
And guys, I'm going to have Joe Casarino give one more Herald here for...
Proimmune.
Guys, I've got some exciting news.
Jeff Stein, of course, has made this program available through his great auspices at the KXEL network on every platform available in the United States for podcasting, whether it's Alexa, whether it's iHeart, and we're going to do a special
dedicated podcast with these very players here that will go out in addition to this program.
But guys, as we wrap up this segment on Championship Saturday, Joe Casarino, I'm going to give you the last word again.
How do we get a hold of this pro immune that I love, that the loving gracious Mrs. Jacobson loves, that a new friend of mine, I've got him on it.
We love this stuff.
How do they get it?
You forgot to say
Dr. David Hartsuch loves it too.
He does.
And Dr. Ted Fogarty loves it too.
I
take it every day.
I take it every day.
Awesome.
We recommend it to all stations.
But anyway, it's www.thebestimmunesupport.com.
We're all the science and data and information.
One more thing I'd like to say is that people should also consider supplementing with spirulina.
It's another antiviral.
I take spirulina every morning.
I take promenade every morning.
I take vitamin D every morning.
I take coenzyme 10 every morning.
I'm 68 years old, running around like I'm 38 years old.
Right, guys?
You've all met
me.
You're the energizer bunny, Joe Casarino.
And that's where we've got
to do
a podcast.
We've just scratched the surface and we need to go into podcast orbit here during this winter season and try to keep everybody healthy.
Right, Fogarty?
Amen, brother.
Guys these are the
life-saving and I mean to be honest with you it All life basically comes down to function on a gradient of oxygen and glutathione and those two foundational gradients biochemically are the reason why we have life on planet Earth
Perfectly said, I can't top that.
These guys are my three heroes, Mike Shane.
They motivate me to stay in the game.
David Hartsuch, Joe Casarino, Ted Fogarty, thanks Tim Grover for being part of the panel.
Tim's gonna be part of the podcast too.
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Championship Saturday in December the vaunted beloved Iowa Hawkeyes tonight against the Michigan Wolverines and Mike Shane what I love is the Iowa Hawkeyes in perpetuity will be the defending Big Ten Western Division champs because this is the last year for divisional play there in neutral sites kind of sorta Indianapolis and one site that's not neutral.
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The wonderful people at Haymes Homes, and we welcome back Curtis Haymes today, the program, the studio audience on their feet.
Curtis, I'm pumped.
The season is changing.
Winter is here.
Christmas is around the corner.
It's a great time to be alive and thrive.
Talk to me about your great operation of providing home and hearth to kin and family safely, affordably, and beautifully at Haymes Homes.
We couldn't be we couldn't be more excited here and now that it's December getting ready for to cheer on our Iowa Hawkeyes and Lucas Oil Stadium.
We're in like the Iowa Hawkeyes were the Rocky Balboa fighting the Ivan Drago the Michigan Michigan Wolverine.
Well said great analogy Tim Grover.
Oh very much so yeah yeah go ahead Curtis.
We're very excited to be ready for Christmas, winter months here in a clean, safe, warm Hames home in eastern Iowa here.
We're very excited.
And even when the snow was flying, we're still selling homes here in eastern Iowa.
I've been out to these beautiful communities.
They really are cities unto themselves.
What I love about it is they're close to everything.
They're close to retail.
and health care and industry and yet it's a pastoral rural setting on the edge of Southwest Cedar Rapids, not far from the airport.
Curtis, do you have locations right now available both at Summit View and at Grand View?
Absolutely, we do.
And we were able to provide from affordable options to higher end new options are most affordable.
Home is $49.9.
Wow.
Start our home, and we're excited to sell to everybody.
People who want to pay cash, people who need help with financing, we want to keep it as simple as possible.
We're your one-stop shop to take care of your taxes, your home site, your insurance.
Real, real simple.
What I like to say is come visit me or my coworker Clint and we're your one throat to choke.
We're able to take care of everything.
I love it.
We're here to help.
We want to keep it real real soon.
The CNC team, Clint and Curtis, I just talked to Clint earlier.
He's a great American.
You know, Tim Grover, what I love is it is one stop shop.
You and I appreciate.
at our age with our responsibilities, simplicity.
And, you know, they've got the insurance there.
And frankly, the financing, it's never been a better time in that you've never had a narrower gap between mortgage finance rates and manufactured home rates for financing, Curtis.
Absolutely.
We think we have a great, great opportunity here.
We have two national banks that we've been working with, and they're very competitive with one another.
So what we want to do is we take an application, Clint or myself, look at your credit, your income, your down payment, and we want these banks to fight for your business.
So we're here to help, and again, we keep it real, real simple.
Tim Grover, how important is it to you when you make your decisions of who to do business with?
This is a Christian family motivated to help their fellow man live by the golden rule, highly ethical in their business transactions, a pillar of the community awarded for a variety of good neighborly practices, including their food pantry.
Isn't this what is best about the American?
Free enterprise market system, Tim Grover.
Very much so.
Also, I was just thinking myself, you know, we're into Christmas season now and the one of the most popular famous movies during Christmas is It's a Wonderful Life.
Yes.
And for multi generations, the Haynes have been doing what the Bailey Brothers did in that movie.
So true.
Totally true.
For working people so they don't have to wait.
Brilliant!
That's exactly right.
The Haymes family is the modern-day Bailey Savings and Loans.
They are providing homes for families, especially entry-level and those that are sometimes outside the box.
I can't think of a more perfect analogy than what Tim just described, Curtis.
Absolutely.
It would be a wonderful life here in the Haymes community.
Guys, how do we get to you?
I've been there in person many times and I love that vintage legacy Marion phone number because I grew up with the number that was almost identical to the digits we press for Ames.
Curtis, how do we get in touch with you by phone, by internet, and in person?
Well, we do keep it very simple.
We've had that same phone number for 53 years.
It's that 377 prefix, 319-377-4863.
You can find us on our website, and we keep it really, really simple there too, www.hameshomes.com.
You can find us on Facebook, real easy.
We're the first one that comes up when you say Hames Homes in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Guys, our studio audience is on its feet.
The real life George Bailey, Jimmy Stewart.
We're talking to Curtis Haymes today.
Curtis is a joy always to speak with you.
We are going to talk to you again next week as we ramp ever closer to Christmas.
Go Hawkeyes.
Go Hawks, Merry Christmas.
Thank you guys.
Curtis Haymes, the great one for the wonderful folks at Haymes Homes.
John Jacobson thanks for joining us on America's original 50,000 watt clear channel blowtorch the only 1540 a.m.. In the Western Hemisphere along with our 100.5 FM transmitter out of Cedar Rapids We had a wonderful show today John Jacobson on behalf of Mike Shane Scott Corey Tim Grover Curtis Hames Dr. Ted Fogarty Dr. David Hart such in Joe Castorino saying
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