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David van Camp (0:02)

Jamie Markley, David van Camp and Scott Robbins.

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We just become best friends.

David van Camp (0:07)

Yup. Making sense of it all.

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Now I get it.

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And having some fun.

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Lighten up, Francis.

Jamie Markley (0:25)

The Markley, van Camp and Robbins Show. Jamie Markley, David van Camp, Scott Robbins.

It's October 7th, just three years ago. And I was wondering how will legacy media treat this story?

Scott Robbins (0:37)

Well, let me tell you, just exactly the way you would expect them to do it. And that's none or barely at all.

Jamie Markley (0:43)

That's not what I expected, honestly. Like that's how you have to cover it.

SPEAKER_7 (0:47)

Yeah.

Jamie Markley (0:47)

I mean, there's so much anti-Semitism.

I mean, they'll probably play both sides is what I'm thinking. Yeah. So I, you know, you watch NBC in the morning, I do ABC, we kind of cover just to see what they're talking about.

SPEAKER_7 (1:00)

Right.

Jamie Markley (1:00)

And we'll have upmost importance again on ABC.

SPEAKER_4 (1:05)

The investigations at Cornell ramping up what Jane Doe said before school panel, plus videos of a campus police officer questioning fraternity members who were there that night.

Jamie Markley (1:16)

They're doing everything to keep this just rolling on. More on that later. So finally, I'm like, are they going to talk about it in the open? And you finally get to it.

SPEAKER_8 (1:25)

Three years since the October 7th Hamas attack. Protests as we come on the air across this country. James Longman joins us live from Israel.

Jamie Markley (1:35)

Okay. So I'm like, well, they're going to cover this in the first segment, obviously. And I'm watching you got your usual weather porn from ABC. And then you get the Cornell thing. You got Russia, you know, with the hazardous whatever it is that's killing people. The plague is spreading, blah, blah, blah. I understand that. And you're sort of rolling on. You're like, are they going to talk about this?

It's all these other stories.

SPEAKER_4 (2:03)

Right. And even at the end, it's like, now we're going to remember actress Eva Marie Saint, who died yesterday at her home in Los Angeles.

Jamie Markley (2:13)

Stop right there. Do you know who that is, David?

David van Camp (2:14)

I don't. Not off the top of my head. If I saw a picture of her, maybe I would know.

Jamie Markley (2:18)

I didn't know who it was.

Scott Robbins (2:19)

I know her name. But if you just said, what is she famous for? I would have said, did she come over on the Mayflower? Because I really don't know why I know her name. That's why.

SPEAKER_4 (2:28)

The Oscar winner was 102 years old. And Sam, you have a look at her life and legacy. Good morning.

SPEAKER_9 (2:33)

Some will say she's the last remaining star of the golden age of Hollywood, but she was also a star of today's Hollywood.

Scott Robbins (2:39)

Really?

Jamie Markley (2:41)

No disrespect. I'm just like, really nothing about October 7th in the open.

Well, certainly in the second half hour, you'll have something right out of the battle over Dolly Parton's fortune.

SPEAKER_9 (2:55)

Her state's lawyers have leveled new allegations against Dolly's nephew who had served as her head of security. We're in an alley here with the latest on that. Come on.

Jamie Markley (3:05)

I know there's some interest in that story.

David van Camp (3:07)

By the way, that nephew admitted in text form that he is, quote, literally a gun runner. He's a warlord. He's sending guns and ammo to Haiti.

Jamie Markley (3:19)

Oh, yeah.

David van Camp (3:20)

I didn't know he diversified that much.

Jamie Markley (3:23)

You got to branch out, David.

Scott Robbins (3:24)

Well, that security gig doesn't cover everything. He's got a great insurance policy of being a warlord.

Jamie Markley (3:30)

Differentiate or die.

Scott Robbins (3:33)

Absolutely. Multitalented.

SPEAKER_11 (3:35)

Okay.

Jamie Markley (3:35)

So after that, certainly they're going to get to it.

SPEAKER_8 (3:39)

Starbucks facing a lawsuit claiming drinks, they say are sugar free, really have as much sugar as some candies. And next, what Johnson is at a pumpkin farm and looking good, my friend.

SPEAKER_11 (3:51)

Pumpkin farm?

Jamie Markley (3:52)

What?

SPEAKER_11 (3:54)

Are you serious right now?

Scott Robbins (3:56)

This is worse than I thought.

Jamie Markley (3:58)

Okay, kick off hour two, are they going to talk about what happened in Israel three years ago and the effects of that?

SPEAKER_4 (4:05)

We're going to go now to Starbucks under fire over its protein drinks. New lawsuit claims that the drinks labeled as sugar free actually contain sugar.