Wednesday, Nov 11: Drug Smuggling Arrests at the Jail

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It's going to be a day for honoring those who have served and remembering those Who served and are no longer with us and having the ceremonies and the acknowledgements. And as such, Chris McCarthy is going to be broadcasting live from the Fort Tabor Fort Rodman Military Museum beginning at 9 a.m. He's going to be there for the whole morning. And it's going to be a very I think it'll be an interesting show because I know that some of the folks over at the military museum will be on hand to pop on if Chris needs it. I know that Chris has invited other veterans to come on the air. And I think it's just going to be a very special broadcast and maybe a new annual tradition. Well, a resurgence of an annual tradition, because we used to broadcast from there on Veterans Day all the time. Then changes happened over there, changes happened here, but now we can make it a little bit more of a regular thing. So if you haven't been there before, I highly recommend getting over there and checking it out, if not today, sometime soon. Make sure you leave a donation in the box. So our number here, 508-996-0500, app chat and open line voicemails, both available on the WBSM app. You can also go to our website or our app to vote in the South Coast's Finest Catch Contest. And it's amazing the reaction that this is getting. We were hoping that the folks who were nominated, because a few of them nominated themselves, but most of them were nominated by somebody else, by a spouse, a couple of them by their moms. A couple of them by other fishermen, one by a bartender. And now we've got thousands of votes rolling in. Somebody is starting to break away a little bit at the top. But remember, this week we're just selecting a top 10. So next week is when it gets really, really cutthroat. Next week is when we're going to have the top 10 and you'll be voting for the ultimate overall winner. But right now I can tell you, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. Just a few votes separate number 11 and number 10. To get you into the top 10. And then really, the next couple spots are all just a few votes apart. So I'm keeping an eye on this. I keep checking it multiple times each day just to see how it's going. But on Monday, you'll start the actual voting on the final overall winner. But get over there now and vote for who you like so that they can make the top 10. You can vote once per day. And seeing all the creative stuff that some of these guys are doing to promote it is really cool too. One of them said they can now make boat wraps available. It was his photo and it was like, vote for number three. So very funny. So the more creative stuff that you see like that, let us know because maybe we don't see it all. Send it to us. But they really are on board, no pun intended, with getting this prize. And again, I don't think they care so much about the $250 Amazon gift card. I think for them, it's all about the bragging rights. It's all about beating the other guys and being the South Coast's finest catch for 2026. We want to thank the great sponsors that are helping us put this on. Hercules Crane and Lifting Supplies in New Bedford and Morgan's Cantina in Fall River. So get on over there and vote. Keep voting. Spread it around. Even if you know a fisherman or somebody who works on the waterfront that isn't part of the contest, send it to them anyway. Because if you don't know the person in there, I bet you they know some people in there. All right. 508-996-0500. It is Wet Nose Wednesday. So we will not have Melissa Vieira with us today, but we will have an adoptable pet for you. We'll have it up on our Facebook page. I do think too that, as I was saying earlier, this is the time of year when people start to consider, should we get a pet for Christmas? And I would just warn you that that is not always the right plan of attack. The right plan is not necessarily to do it as a gift idea, because what happens when newness of the gift wears off and now you're stuck taking care of that dog every day. Is it really something that you wanted? So I'm just, I'm thinking, you know, maybe talk about it at Christmas and then maybe take a visit to one of the local shelters afterwards and really talk it out. 508-996-0500. App chat and open line voicemails on the WBSM app. We also had those news stories that we shared earlier. Of course, the two people killed when the vehicle went into the Three Mile River in Taunton. One has been identified, the other, at least so far, has not been identified. Well, at least their identity has not been publicly released. We also had the conviction, the sentencing of Gregory Groom, accused of, well, actually admitted to killing his pregnant girlfriend, Kali Montero, and buried her in his Rehoboth yard. He was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 25 years. We have that horrible story out of Rhode Island, A man who is. Taking lessons at a dance school, took videos and photos of children, and then uploaded them to AI and turned those real-life photos and videos of actual kids into child pornography. We also have another story up for you at WBSM.com and on the WBSM app. This came from Bristol County Sheriff Paul Heroux yesterday. A med tech. Contract worker at the Bristol County House of Correction. Was allegedly sneaking in synthetic marijuana to an inmate. From New Bedford, who was being held at the House of Correction, and now they've both been charged. She apparently also had, when they searched her vehicle, an unsecured loaded firearm in her vehicle on the House of Correction campus, the Sheriff's Office campus. So she faces a gun charge in addition to the conspiracy charge and the drug possession charge. And the inmate faces a charge of conspiracy. But Sheriff Heroux had an interesting quote about this. And I think this shows. Why he's going to be so upfront about these things. When these happen, he's going to be the one putting out these press releases. You know, he's not waiting for the DA's office to put something out. He's doing it himself. And he said, drugs and contraband are an ongoing problem in every correctional facility in the country. The BCSO has increased its efforts to find illicit drugs and contraband in the jail, including but not limited to enhanced searches of people and packages coming into the jail and the use of canines trained to detect various drugs. He said, in the past, many people were terminated from employment without prosecution. Now, anyone found bringing drugs into the jail is going to be prosecuted. So he's saying before in the past, if they caught you bringing drugs into the jail, you would just get fired and there wouldn't be a prosecution, but that now they're going to do that. Now, why would you not prosecute somebody if they were breaking the law? If your job is to house people who broke the law and you're surrounded by people who broke the law, how can you say, oh, but when it's one of us that does it? We're just going to fire them. They're not going to face any more consequences than that. That's enough. I think the only reason you wouldn't do that is because you wouldn't want the scandal of it hitting the news. That your employees were sneaking drugs into the school. School. Into the jail. I think that that is the only reason I can think of that you would not want to prosecute them. But now they're being prosecuted. So I'm sure the sheriff is probably due to join Chris at some point soon and talk more about that. He's probably going to want to talk about his trip. He just got back from, so I think that you've got, I don't know how big of a problem it is at Bristol County in particular, that these things are getting snuck in. But I know it is a problem, as the sheriff said, it is a problem at jails everywhere. They're all dealing with it. They're all dealing with all these new creative ways to get drugs into the facility, dropping them in with drones, throwing them over fences. I remember I was watching Mayor of Kingstown. on Paramount Plus and they were bringing, which I think you can watch on Netflix now too, I think, or Hulu. One of the other streamers picked it up. And when they were showing people getting drugs into the jail by dropping them with drones, I was like, oh, wow, that's creative on the part of the writers. And it turns out, nope, ripped from the headlines. It was actually something that was going on in real life. 508-996-0500. Let me get my next break in here. We'll be back in a few moments. Stick around. Prize Picks packs are here. Rip digital packs and get real basketball, football, and Pokemon cards on Prize Picks packs. Available now nationwide. Once you see your pool, you have a choice to sell back instantly for real cash or ship it home. 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You can visit them online at allsecurityusa.com. All security co, protecting what matters most. Make sure you tell them that you heard about it on WBSM. So I think the real concern that people have going forward here, the immediate concern that people have going forward here, with all the stuff that's going on in the world, is still economic, right? Number one economic concerns. Are there people who are going to say, well, I did. I did vote for the folks who are going to hold the Trump administration accountable for what they've been doing. Or I did vote for people who are going to investigate the things that have been going on with the federal government. I'm sure that is part of it, too. But economically is number one, far and away, people's biggest concern. That's a much harder job to figure out. That's a much harder thing to fix than launching a bunch of investigations. But I'm already seeing concerns because of the Hegseth impeachment articles, which, while it looks like it might not go forward now, just remember, there's a whole new Congress in just a couple of months. And that whole new Congress will definitely be behind this. So the GOP can try to block it now, but it's only going to last until January. So if you're seeing all that and you're concerned about that, let me just alleviate your concerns. Congress and elected officials can do more than one thing at once. They can focus on more than one thing at once. So even if you see them prioritizing other things and you're saying, well, what about getting us relief? I think you're going to see them doing both things at the same time because here's the reality of the situation. They've only got two years to prove to you that they can fix it. Two years to get a president in there who is a Democrat that can help them fix it. So they've got to do something out of the gate to show you that they are working for you. So I don't think we need all the paranoia, at least not yet. All right, we're going to take a news break here. We're going to get all the stories from Mike Roberts. After that, we'll have today's edition of the Gen X Files coming your way, and then more with you at 508-996-0500. But take it away, Mike. President Trump to visit Arlington National Cemetery today. A new House Minority Leader selected. And Ring launching new in-home security drones. From the Cottage Street Motors WBSM Newsroom, this is WBSM News. President Trump will be marking Veterans Day with a visit to Arlington National Cemetery today. The president expected to lay a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and deliver remarks as part of the official observance ceremony. This year's Veterans Day proclamation from the White House notes that for over 250 years, the liberties and freedoms of every American have been safeguarded by the heroic men and women who have faithfully served in the United States Armed Forces. President Trump says that at his direction, the Department of Veterans Affairs is restructuring to put veterans at the forefront of every decision. Congressman Jim Jordan of Ohio, the new House Minority Leader. Yesterday, GOP House members elected Jordan over Louisiana's Steve Scalise as their new leader. After the vote, Jordan thanked his colleagues for their trust and promised to keep any bad policies brought by Democrats in check. In the Senate, GOP Senators elected current Majority Leader John Thune to be the new Minority Leader. Former President Joe Biden revealing the contents of a letter President Trump left him in the Oval Office after Biden was elected in 2020. The New York Times obtained an excerpt from Biden's new book, Promise Me America, where he revealed Trump's letter. In the letter dated January 20th, 2021, Trump said that he believes Biden will be true to yourself and the American people. Trump went on. Writing that while many presidents largely did not change history, he thinks it will be different for Biden because, quote, I know how much you love the American people. Unlike Trump's public comments, the letter does not criticize Biden or challenge the results of the 2020 election. The owners of Minnesota's largest candy store facing accusations for allegedly selling liquor-filled candy without a license. State investigators. State investigators received an anonymous tip alleging the store sold the candy to a minor without checking ID. According to the criminal complaint, undercover agents later bought candy containing brandy and whiskey. Owner Robert Wagner says that he believed he could legally sell the candy, but stopped selling it after the undercover operation. His first court appearance is scheduled for December 18th. A new study finds people who are exposed to more light during the day could have a lower risk of developing dementia later in life. The research published in General Psychiatry does not prove that sunlight itself stops or prevents the disease from happening. Nearly 90,000 people participated in the study and all were free of diagnosed dementia when they entered because dementia currently has no cure. Researchers have continued to investigate possible protective factors and habits that could reduce the risk of developing it. Ring is offering a new tool in home security, an indoor drone. The Amazon company launched the Ring drone camera. Yesterday, for $250, Ring founder and chief inventor Jamie Siminoff said the new product is a response to customers asking for a product that gives them eyes in places a fixed camera can't reach. The drone features 148-degree peripheral vision and can rotate 360 degrees to catch potential threats. It requires a $5 per month subscription fee. Billy Joel is set to make a one-night return to the stage next month. The Piano Man says he'll sit for a question-and-answer session before playing a little music at Florida's Atlantic University on December 14th. The announcement comes less than a month after Joel shared an update more than a year after being diagnosed with a brain condition, normal pressure hydrocephalus. He told the Hollywood Reporter he doesn't drive right now, adding that it's not serious, but he still can't perform the way he used to. WBSM Sports. It was the Celtics over the Philadelphia 76ers, 123-101. The Seas are in Toronto with the Raptors tonight at 7 o'clock. Bruins host Montreal tomorrow at 7. And now, your WPRI 12 forecast. Brought to you by Family Heating and Cooling in Westport. Mainly sunny and dry conditions around the South Coast today. We're looking at highs right around 58 degrees for this Veterans Day. Increasing clouds tonight. We'll be staying dry. Late night lows down to about 40. A lot of clouds around tomorrow with a chance for some rain to develop by mid to late afternoon with high temperatures right around 55. For WBSM, I'm 12 News meteorologist T.J. DelSanto. I'm Mike Roberts, WBSM News. Stay up to date with New Bedford's News Talk station, WBSM, and get breaking news alerts and all of our content on the WBSM app. This WBSM News update is brought to you by Stevie's Wine and Spirits. Look for the purple dot to try before you buy. Only at Stevie's Wine and Spirits in Fairhaven. On your mark, get set, go! By clashing their symbols, whoever catches the ball first will symbolize silliness with 20 bucks and control of the show that never clashes with good taste. Yes, it's Double Dare. They're still trying. They are getting a go. Next one. And Double Dare ties into one of our celebrity birthdays. Let's take a look at some of the events that mattered most to 80s and 90s kids on this date. Starting with celebrity birthdays. Former California Senator Barbara Boxer is celebrating her 86th birthday today. Record producer Mutt Lange is 78. Bill Mosley, who appeared in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 and Rob Zombie's Firefly Trilogy, is 75. As is pro golfer Fuzzy Zeller and Double Dare host Mark Summers. Can't believe he's 75. 75. XTC singer Andy Partridge and fellow musician Marshall Crenshaw both turned 73. Actor Stanley Tucci turned 66, while actress Demi Moore is 64. Ally McBeal star Calista Flockhart turned 62 today. Carson Kressley from Queer Eye is 57. One of the biggest stars to come out of the 90s, Leonardo DiCaprio, is 52. Actor Scoot McNairy, 49. Former NFL players Mark Sanchez and Victor Cruz are both 40. And Vinny from Jersey Shore is celebrating his 39th birthday today. In 1972, 24-year-old bassist Barry Oakley, a founding member of the Allman Brothers Band, was killed in a motorcycle accident. In a horrific coincidence, the crash took place at the same intersection where bandmate Dwayne Allman was killed just one year earlier. In 1978, the Cars' My Best Friend's Girl became one of the first commercially released picture disc singles. In 1978, Boston native Donna Summer started a three-week run at the number one spot on the U.S. singles chart with her version of Jimmy Webb's MacArthur Park, which was also a hit for actor Richard Harris in 1968. Also on this date, Summer went to number one on the U.S. album chart with Live and More. Or is it Live and More? In 1980, Too Close for Comfort premiered on ABC, starring Ted Knight from The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Caddyshack. It was modeled after the British series Keep It in the Family. In 1991, Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Fernando Valenzuela became the first Major League Baseball rookie to win a Cy Young Award. In 1986, David Gilmour, Nick Mason, and Richard Wright announced they were working on a new Pink Floyd album despite a lawsuit from original member Roger Waters trying to retire the group. The album, A Momentary Lapse of Reason, was issued the following year. Soon after, the lawsuit was settled. In 1987, Boston Red Sox starter Roger Clemens won his second of his back-to-back AL Cy Young Awards. In 1989, Bad English hit number one on the charts with When I See You Smile, featuring lead singer John Waite, who previously had a hit in 1984 with Missing You. In 1990, a 21-year-old AC/DC fan died after being attacked outside the Brendan Byrne Arena in New Jersey, where the band was playing a gig. In 1991, per Michael Jackson's wishes, one week before his controversial black or white music video aired, a memo circulated at MTV instructing the network's on-air personnel to refer to Jackson as the King of Pop at least twice a week during the next two weeks. In 1994, Bill Gates bought Leonardo DiCaprio's Codex Leicester for $30.8 million. The 72-page notebook that Da Vinci kept between 1503 and 1505 was an insightful overview of Leonardo's thoughts on various topics. It was also the most expensive book or manuscript of all time. On this date in 2000, Creed was number one with arms wide open. With arms wide open. I'm having trouble speaking today. In 2005, Billy Joel began touring again, launching his first solo tour in eight years. In 2008, 18-year-old Taylor Swift released her second album, Fearless, which went on to sell over 10 million copies in America. Standout tracks include Love Story and You Belong With Me. In 2011, which I think those are the same songs. I'm not, you can't convince me those are two separate tracks. In 2011, Black Sabbath fans rejoiced when all four original band members announced a reunion album and extensive world tour. And in 2014, Big Bank Hank from the Sugar Hill Gang, whose real name was Henry Lee Jackson, died at age 58 from kidney complications due to cancer. The Sugarhill Gang were the first hip-hop act to have a hit with the crossover single Rapper's Delight, which hit the pop charts in 1979. That's the Gen X Files for November 11th, 2026. My paper is straightened out. All right, so we are going to take a break here. Before I take that break, though, just want to remind you that those tax credits for going solar are due to expire at the end of the year, and now is the time to reach out to Isaacson Solar to find out more about them before it's too late. Businesses, you could get up to 40% tax credit. And remember, whether you're a homeowner or a business, you don't need to pay for your solar panel system out front. You don't need to pay for it all right at the beginning. You can pay monthly, and that will help you budget your electric costs as we are facing rising bills each and every month. You're basically paying about six years of electric bills to get 30 years of power. And Isaacson will be honest with you. If you're not a good fit for solar, they're going to tell you that. They're not going to sell you a system anyway that's going to not do anything for you. If you've got trees, if you've got a roof shape that won't work for it, if you've got skylights, all of that matters. And if you're not a good fit, they will let you know. But if you are, they'll give you a free estimate and then you still can talk it over with your family and decide. So if you're ready to reach out to them, go to IsaacsonSolar.com. If you're not ready, Google Isaacson and read the reviews and see what hundreds of homeowners had to say. But when you're ready, IsaacsonSolar.com, I-S-A-K-S-E-N. I-S-A-K-S-E-N, isaacsonsolar.com. All right, let me get this break in here. 508-996-0500 is our number. We'll be back in a few moments. This portion of programming on WBSN brought to you by South Coast Health. Advanced medicine, more care. Classroom of sodas, most stay quiet. Then there's Mr. Pibb, sweet cherry, bold outburst. The kind of flavor that gets attention. Bull kick of cherries. Hey, yo, Mr. Penn. More. Wake up weekday mornings with the Tim Weisberg Show. 1420 AM and 99.5 FM. WBS. WBSM. Welcome back in. Let's go to the phones. 508-996-0500. Good morning. You're on WBSM. Good morning. How's it going? Good. How are you? Not too bad. Not 100% yet, no. I'm just tired lately, more tired than I used to be. I think it's because I still walk, but not like before. When I used to walk a lot, right on time every day, I had a lot of energy. I could go all day long. It's probably taking you more energy to walk now, too, as you're healing and recovering. Well, I think it is, but I think I'm still better than what I'm doing. Anyway, yesterday, a thought came to my mind, and it was all because of Mara Healy. Now, how pathetic is that? Mara Healy caused me to think. Well, I was thinking yesterday. Now, she's making it possible. Well, she already made it possible for women, young girls. She calls it health care, which is absolutely stupid. It's not health care. It's murder. But she's making it possible. Young women, even old women, whatever, can kill your baby right at the moment of birth when it's fully formed and all. So then I'm supposed to believe, and it should be so because of what she's done now, that if you decide you're having a baby at home. And you snuff its life out and you go and you dump the body down at the Marina College over there near the beach over there like they did. They found a baby's body over there. So those women that do things like that should not have to go to jail because now it's legal to kill your baby. Or is it only legal when you go where Maura Healy wants you to go with the government to pay for the murder? And so it's not going to work both ways. I'm not following it because when somebody is born, that's different. But it's a full-term baby, though. No, you're going to work around it. No, I don't think a person exists until they're born. You're saying you don't think the baby exists until it's born? No, you're a person when you are born. Okay, Mr. Weisberg, if it didn't exist, what are they aborting? A fetus. A fetus is not a human being yet. It is too, it has blood, it's breathing through the mother, it's getting nourishment through the mother, it's alive, it's not dead. If it wasn't alive, it wouldn't be able to be born and be alive. It's alive in the womb, you don't believe that? I didn't say that I don't believe this. There's something that's alive, but it's not a human being until it is born. There's something that's alive. Did you just say there's something that's alive? Yeah. Is that what you said? Yeah, a fetus. And what is the fetus? What is it? It will be a human being when it's born. It's a baby. But yet they wanna let Clancy free who killed her kids that were already out of the womb and growing up. Just cuz that's murder. They wanna let her out. I wonder if Maura Healy would fight for her to get out of jail. Well, it depends on how much they can prove if it was indeed, you know, a psychosis. I don't think they did a good enough job of proving that before. But you voted for Maura Healey because you told me you did. So you agree with this whole abortion thing. I do. You're right up there with Ed Markey, too. You were in him. I do. And I think it's none of your business anyway what these people are doing. So you should never say. Then why would it be your business? You're telling me you believe it's okay. Yeah, it's okay because it's not my business. It's okay because it's not my business. Have you ever had an ectopic pregnancy? Have you ever known anybody that's gone through an ectopic pregnancy? Wait a minute. It's none of your business that mothers will kill their babies at birth. Right. It's not my business. And they're not killing them at birth. They're not killing them at birth. That's just the ridiculous garbage that you people push out. That's the ridiculous garbage that you people push out to try to fit your agenda, but that's not what's actually happening. Mr. Weisberg, it's no more ridiculous. Then mothers who allow a nine month carrying term and allowing that baby to grow. You do realize how this works, right? You do realize how this works, right? There isn't just like some store you go to on the corner when you're nine and a half months pregnant that you walk in and say, hey, can you get rid of this thing for me? It's something that is a medical procedure that has to be done by a doctor. A doctor who has sworn an oath to do no harm. It's a medical procedure now. It's a women's health care. Women's health care. It's murder. That a doctor has to agree to do. That a doctor who takes an oath has to agree to do. It's not something you can just do on your own. It's something that is done by a medical professional. No, no, no. That medical professional who will tell you. We are a nation now when we take a vote. That medical professional who will tell you there's no reason to do this. I'm not doing it. No, no, no. That baby's in the womb. You don't want to listen to it because you know I'm right. Nine months and you're saying they're killing a dead thing. It's not a baby that they're carrying. How sick is that? How sick is it that you're so obsessed with it? How sick is it that you're so obsessed with this, that this is what you woke up thinking about, about Maura Healey and abortion? No, I didn't wake up thinking about it. I had that thought yesterday. Come on, you're not listening at all. You're trying to shoot me down right because you believe in murder. Let me give you a simple bit of advice that will help you throughout your life with all of the things you call up concerned about. Mind your own damn business, Mary. It is my business. It's not your business. It's not your children. It's not your body. It's not your business. Killing a lot. It is my business. Then it ain't my business to give people the rights to kill. It's her business to protect their right to have that health care if they need it, because it is health care, though. You keep calling it health care because you are looking at it from an idiotic point of view that people are just going around saying I've carried this baby for nine and a half months. But you know what? I think I'm just going to go kill it now. Like, that is not happening. That has never happened. I think you need to look up the definition of health care. Yeah, I think you need to look up the definition of what this law actually is, because you don't know what you're talking about. You're talking out of your ass like you always do, because you get your information from Facebook, and you just make a bunch of assumptions based on what you've heard or what you've heard people say on the radio. I don't need Facebook to tell me it's murder. I don't need any Facebook to tell me that. Okay, well, you know what? I need you to come with facts and not ill-formed opinions. Why don't you instead say, why don't these women take birth control? Why carry a baby nine months? Don't you see that? That's not health care. That is not. Because something is wrong. That is why they are doing it, because there is a health issue that leads to this. And now this new law allows them, if there is a health issue, to make that choice. People who want to... And so therefore, how many times did that give that woman? What woman has carried a baby for nine months and said, you know what? I changed my mind. That's mental illness. It doesn't happen. These are people who need to have it happen because of an issue like an ectopic pregnancy. In this day and age, we have so much birth control, Mr. Weisberg. You don't think it's better to just take a pill? How does a pill help you? I asked you a question. No, you have to listen to me first. How does it help you to take a pill, a birth control pill, if you already have a baby in you that is causing you, that the choice is either you're going to die or they're going to die when birth comes? So you say, you know what, you're just going to have it aborted. That's that's what this is. That's what this is for control before you lay down because you are looking at it from an asinine perspective. We are talking women are asinine. It's not me. You are talking about something that never happens. First of all, OK, we are talking about people who have a health issue that never happened. What do you mean? I'm talking about you're talking about a woman who's been pregnant for nine months, who's changed her mind and says, I don't want this anymore. That is not what this is about. That's your answer for it, doing the abortion. She changed her mind at the last minute. It took her nine months. So why do you think somebody wants to have an abortion at nine months? Why do you think? Because she was a lazy woman. Then you're an idiot. You're an absolute idiot if that's what you think happens. I'm always going to be an idiot. You've had two kids, Mary? Two kids? Two kids, right? Two kids? Yes, and I didn't abort either one of them. And when you were nine months pregnant with those kids? With the thought of ever entered in your head, I don't want to have these kids anymore. Of course not. And neither would anybody else. What it is, is their face. If it ever entered my mind, I would have aborted them back in the beginning. Now, what if they told you, what if they told you, and you already had one child, and you're caring for that one child, and then your second child is coming, but they say to you, Mary, something's really wrong with the baby. Who's going to say that to me? Again, you're letting them push themselves into my business. I'm talking about your doctor. Your doctor says to you, Mary, there's something really wrong with the baby. And we think if you go through- Are you talking about something else? No, I'm talking about why they've changed the law. Maybe that's healthcare. What you're talking about is a problem. Maybe I can listen to that. And that's what it's about. That's what it's about. It's not about what you're trying to portray it as. It's about seeing a baby that's been carried for nine months without an illness. The women that are getting the abortion, they're not... It is with an illness. It's with the advice of a doctor. It's a doctor involved in the decision-making. A doctor will do anything for the money. Oh, my God. All right, enough. I can't take this anymore. I have another caller. Well, I'm sorry you can't take it. Have a nice day. Okay, yep. Good morning. You're next on WBSN. Hey, Tim, it's Kelly. Ten seconds? Ten seconds, because I got another break. Okay. You know, like, every time I have to use a word, I use keister. You just worry. Yeah, and I'll use ass if I want to. 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