LeBron James is doing a Thursday Night Football Alternate Stream of The Shop Tonight. I heard ahead of Titans Packers hours from now. That's cool, but I mean, we had it first. We had the idea first. Welcome to the Shop Pre-Game Show here on Up In Addams because I am shaving my producer's head ball today. I've never done this. I've never held one of these before. It'll be lots of fun all while talking some football with Eric Weddle and Rich Homie Kwan. To our show, we got Titans Packers in a couple hours. I feel like if I have this on, you know, my clothes are too big, so we're going to put this on here really quick. I mean, we'll try to adjust it and make it okay. Tonight, we've got a big game. I mean, AFC South, Titans are leading. We talked about them a lot when I was in New York yesterday, and they are going to Green Bay to take on this Packers team. And this Packers team, of course, has a renewed energy around them right now, you know, and it's something seems to have unlocked with this struggling Green Bay offense. And we'll get to that with Eric Weddle on the show. Hamilton joining me to break stuff down. And yes, we are shaving Conrad Company's head bald on this program. I think he's a little not happy. What do we want to use? A two? A two? A one? A three? He wants to use a four, which isn't happening, which is not going to even take any hair off of his head. I don't want to do a one because I don't even look like Carrie from the scary movie out here. I don't want to clip his ears or anything. But like a nice two, a nice two situation with Conrad Company, that is all coming up. But the Packers win over the Cowboys, I do think, was fueled by a little something extra.  And I was talking about it all week. It was sort of a revelation for Packers fans. So hopefully it was a revelation for Aaron Rodgers as well. I think he saw the path that it's going to take for this team to be successful this season. And it will take some willingness on his part to not put the entire game on the shoulders. I mean, the margin for error pretty much completely gone for this Packers team. They're sitting at four and six.   So there isn't really more time to figure it out. There's not more time for this might be the best thing that's happened to us as we head into Buffalo and Luz. It doesn't happen. What happened in the Cowboys game has to translate. And what happened in the Cowboys game means nothing. If LaFleur, if Rodgers and company don't all learn to sort of carry on with those lessons on an early week tonight and with Sunday night football at Philly, Marisol, after this. Oh, that's a week 12 action there. I do think this is as close to a must win game. I know I'm Mrs. I'm Mrs. Must win game. But this is about as close as it gets tonight for Green Bay. Take a look and it's not going to be easy for Rodgers or the run game. The Titans do a few things well. But here's one of the things they do very well. They're the second ranked run defense. They're third in sacks and they lead the league in both third down defense and quarterback pressure is the offense that sort of vanilla and granola. But this defense is tough. And it's hard to find a tougher test for this Packers offense. And if they pass it, I will start to believe as I can't quit them for some. We talk about them too much on the show entirely. Too much Packers on this program. But for more on the Packers, let's bring in Matt Hamilton for some hammer time. What's up, guy? How's it going? I have the loudest jacket on the ball tent. Yeah. OK, talk to me. What do you want to talk about a little run? Yeah, so we saw that that Packers are on game have a moment against the Cowboys. And, you know, we saw we saw the impact it was able to have on Aaron Rodgers as well. They ran it. Yeah. Twice as many times as they threw it. And we saw the best out of Rodgers. And I don't think that's a coincidence. I think we're waiting for it. Do we have the video Conrad? Are we good? We do not have the video. What can you tell me Conrad? It's what? Well, I mean, do you like what I said about the Titans and their run defense? I think this is a real tough word. They're trying to load your video. Are we going to get it or we're not going to get it? I guess is the question. They're trying to get it. All right, hand me. I have confidence. I feel like we're going to get it. We'll get it. You'll get the video? OK, we're going to put it. Chuko climbed up here and fell asleep, too. You want to see Chuko? Yes! This is how this man does his job. Are we joking right now? There you go. Look at this. Are you? That's... OK, who are you picking in the game? We should have her pick my parley. Maybe she'll have more success than me on what's going on. I'm not doing a parley for tonight's action. But I do want to talk a little run game with you. Or maybe there's something other than the run game we want to talk about before we try to get this footage happening. Just because it is going to be a tough test, but I expect Krista Watson to then thrive in this sort of a game. No Harold Landry. Yeah, but that's the thing. The Titans have still, as you showed on the graphic, they've still been able to generate so much pressure even without Landry. And it's a lot of creative blitz packages that Mike Frable's been dialing up. And one thing that I'm going to show in that breakdown that was interesting is you started to see a lot of single high looks that Rogers was getting. And that's really atypical, I think, of any quarterback that I've seen Rogers gets more too high looks than pretty much anybody. It's Rogers and Mahomes pretty much always get too high looks because you don't want to give up the big place them in the passing game. But with what that run game was able to do against the Cowboys, he was getting single high safety looks and he was picking it apart when they did decide to go through the air. So that's something that, you know, Tennessee's going to have to pick their poison a little bit. Do they commit to stopping the run game and bringing that extra safety up and take their chances with Rogers and this young group of receivers? And then it's will, you know, if the number two ranked run defense does what they can do, the question becomes, does it take the Packers away from what they're trying to do and what they were able to do successfully against the Cowboys? Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. And that's going to be, I think that's what's going to be the determining factor in this game. And it's especially impressive what the Titans have done in the run game because they struggled out of the gate stopping the run. If you're as safe on had that huge performance on them week one, and they've really changed things up and become as good a team as there is defending the run in the entire league right now. If we can take your treats, guys, at Up an Atom Show, Rich, Homie, Kwan on the show, Eric Weddle is on the show. Should we take a break here and come back and try to re-rack that video or I'm not getting anything from the control room? I know. So what would you like me to do? Okay, we're going to go to break. Cameron, you're awesome. Stay tuned and stay here. We appreciate you and be patient. We will come back. I need that breakdown before this game. I need to know about Aaron Jones, A.J. Dillon. I mean, they ran it 37 times in a touchdown against the Cowboys. Conrad, did you know that we're gearing up for another week of college football? You know how much I love college football games. What else can you tell me? There's going to be a $20,000 prize pool for Twisted Tee. Are you kidding me? It's part of the Twisted Tee's College Football Picks Contest, free to enter. You'll make six picks and earn points for each correct pick. Where can people go? To Fandall.com. It's kind of like what we're about to do. God, right? Oh, man, name Conrad. Sorry. Last night, he goes to get a haircut and in his defense, he did not request this, but this is... Lo! Lo! Jesus, it's a fall. Who did this to you, man? Look at this bag. You went to Supercuts. Yeah! You went to Supercuts. You went to Supercuts. Oh! Okay, so this is Tebow. Do we do the San Diego Padres guy? Yeah, there he is. Oh. I hear they're casting for another Dumb and Dumber movie. Hey, lady, could I get the Mark Davis? Oh. Oh, my goodness. The Mark Davis. Yeah. The barber gets two red cards. He's out for the next game. You get a red card for allowing this to happen. This is here with me. How did we convince you to let me shave your head? I don't know. I'm almost positive this is still a fever dream and I'm just waiting to wake up. Conrad got the worst haircut. Let's keep this. Conrad got the worst haircut I've ever seen and Mark Ingram made fun of it. Everyone made fun of it. So we decide how do we shave his head because it's really out of love because... Yeah. This is all out of love. 100%. It kind of is because I think you'll look great with a shaved head. Oh. You have never had a shaved head? Never. No, I have. That's what? Basketball back in the day? Yeah. This is absolutely amazing. I am so looking forward to this clearly. Well, here's what we're going to do. What you don't know is that we couldn't just shave your head because it doesn't make any sense for a television show. We know we can do whatever we want here on Up In Atoms. But Hamilton and I cooked up some questions. Hammer is here What's weirder? This is Hamilton having a cat on his lap trying to do a segment where we can't pull up the footage. Oh, man. I mean... What's weirder? What's weirder? They're the right question here. So here's the deal. We want to buy you a lot of time. I've never done this before. I don't know what I'm doing, but we've agreed whatever I do up here today, Conrad is going to keep until the weekend.  So you're trying to buy as much time as possible, Conrad. Yeah. For me to take my time and get as much done as I cue while you over there. Ready? But we're going to ask you questions. A Hamilton is. And you're going to buy yourself 10 seconds for a correct question. Oh, here we go. And then we'll figure out what your time is and Marissa is standing by keeping track of time. So let's do this. All right, Hammer. Hit me. All right. Here we go. First one. Taya is obsessed with this actress from Hacks and Mary Vistown. That's it. That's the first question you guys hit me. Marissa knows it. That's it. It's on the group text. Oh, it's on the group text. So that's wonderful. OK, so there's the first patch. The answer is Jean Smart. And she's brilliant and I almost fainted. Jean Smart. I never would. OK, next. Next question. Wow. Next question. We also have some football questions sprinkled in from their packers and tight and steamed questions in honor of Thursday night football. Question number two. Who led the 1932 packers in Russia? All right. Would that be Alan Amici? Clark Hinkle. Clark Hinkle. Yeah. How did I know? All right. No time. All right. All right. Here we go. Question number three. Kay sent you a care package last week when you were out sick. Name five items from that care package. Five items. Halls. Bottles of water. Twizzlers. Twizzlers. I also had gushers. And then she also sent me Pop Tarts. That's five. There we go. That's 10 seconds. Accurate. Doctor's orders. All right. Definitely felt better afterwards. What do you got? All right. Here we go. Question four. Who scored the game-winning touchdown for the Houston Oilers in the 1960 AFL championship game? Oh, it's definitely... I don't know if these are mean. It's not Campbell. Oh, man. No, I don't... Give him a hint. All right. There we go. A trophy winner. Oh, okay. Yeah, that... Can keep going. Yeah. We're going... We're going to Billy... It's Billy Cannon. He'll LSU star for me. No, no, no. No, no, no. There you go. I'll get that one. That one's on me. Thanks. Thanks for that one, Hammer. You know what? I thought you were such a good dude. All right. Let's go. Question number five. What is the password to K's cell phone? The password to K's cell phone? Everyone knows when I hit the password. You don't know the password to my cell phone? Three, four, three, four, three, four, three. Can we give him that? He kind of said it. We'll give him that. I'll allow it. All right. We're up to 20 seconds. We're up to three, four, three. Sorry, yeah. Dear and Squirrels, who's on the show tomorrow? Question... I'm on the show tomorrow. Question number six. Aaron Rogers has four MVP awards. Who's the only player in NFL history with more? Paid Manning. You are correct. Paid Manning has five. 30 seconds, baby. 30 seconds. All right. Question number seven. Everyone always says that your actual given name Conrad Company should be a business name. It turns out it is. What does the Conrad Company and Memphis, Tennessee manufacture? Conrad Company. You've never looked at this. You don't know this? No, I'm a one of one, K. I'm a one of one. At least I thought I was a one of one. The thing I was... Airplanes? Airplane parts, yes. Airplane parts, yes. Are we giving him that? No. No, we're not giving him that. No, we're not. Wow. This is a tough one. Okay. I'm trying to help you. I give you the easy questions. Gene Smart. Our judges are saying no. I'm sorry. Oh, okay, yeah. No worries. More patches. Hamilton's sitting on my invite because he had to shave his beard once on Good Morning Football and how he thinks he's been there and done that and he rules the world. Sure. Yeah. Question number eight. This longtime coach spent six seasons as the head coach of the Green Bay Packers before moving on to Texas A&M where he coached Ryan Tannehill for four years. I literally don't know what you're talking about. Ryan Tannehill at Texas A&M. Oh, Kevin, that's not someone. It's not Kevin someone. Before someone. Ah. All right. We're out of time. Mike Sherman is the answer we're looking for. Mike Sherman. Mike Sherman. Let's go to this tweet. What do you got, Hammy? We got a tweet. Let's say Conrad looks like he's being held against his will. That is not false. It is true. No. This is like something out of saw. Yeah, no. Seriously, there's a reason you can't see my feet. It's because I'm chained to the chair. Do you want to play a game? I do not want to play a game. You should have had Kay on a little tricycle with some red circles on her cheeks. Next time. Next time. I want the same amount of makeup as that jigsaw. Let's go. Next up. All right. Next one. It took us weeks to come up with the name for this show. Name three names we considered before up in Adams. Steve, we're still appreciating my questions and you don't. It's Keeping Up with Kay Adams. That was definitely one that was very high up there on the chart. She wasn't. Good vibes with Kay Adams. And then it was also, I think it was just the Kay Adams show. Those are three things that were there. The Upside was the favorite. We are up to 40 seconds. So here we go. Question number 10. Even though he was mostly a linebacker in his playing days for the Steelers, Patriots and Chiefs, Mike Brable also got work at tight end. He caught 12 career touchdown passes. 10 were from Tom Brady. Who threw him the other two? Was it Matt Castle? Or now it's Smith. It was. Was it? Yeah. It was Matt Castle. We are up to 50 seconds. You're doing good. All right. Here we go. Lightning round. What is Taylor Fuse's mom's name? Taylor Fuse's mom's name. I'm just going to go with a. Are you kidding me? She's a huge fan of the show. Are you kidding me? Always likes our tweets. Elizabeth. Elizabeth, thank you. You're embarrassing me. There we go. What's my mom's name? We're off to a minute. Is your mom tweet the show every day? No. Mom, get on it. All right. Last one. Last one. That's my mom's name. Matt LaFleur's. Matt LaFleur's first NFL coaching job was as an offensive assistant for the Houston Texans where he developed a close friendship with which other current NFL head coach? I mean, it's not McVay, is it? No. It is not. The answer is Kyle Shanahan. This is it. We're done. Oh, boy. Honestly, I'm really happy I got a minute. Hammer, I cannot wait to talk with you after the show. Thanks, mate. That was great. No problem, man. All right. No problem, man. Where do we start with this? First of all, Conrad does look like he's being held against you. Yeah. No, no. I don't want to do it unless you were happy about it. No, I'm good. I'm out of here. No, of course. No, shave it. Give it to me, Kay. No, I feel a little bad. Give it to me. Give it to me. I just feel a little bad about it. Are you sure? Yeah. Well, the truth is Conrad takes everything very seriously and something he didn't fire in the first segment. Go about the packers that we were supposed to do, and you came in here heated. Oh, heated, boy. Heated. Are you okay? Yeah, I'm good. Let's shave this bad boy. Anybody want to teach me how to do this? No, nobody? Is there any right? Anybody? Does anybody know? Like this? Yeah. Let's shave off, guys. She hasn't started. What do you do, though? Go, go front to back. What do you mean, like this? Just go front to back, yeah. Just like at your head? Yeah. Yeah, it's coming off now. Oh, this is great television. Oh, amazing. Keep it going. Are you sure? Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. No, what do we want? Yeah, Kay, don't you stop now. Are you sure? Are you sure? Yes. Keep it going.  No. You're trying to give me the big patchy. No. Take it. Take it. Just keep going. Just keep going. Just keep going. Just keep going. Okay, okay, okay. I got you. I got you. I got you. Okay, that's good. That's good. That's good. That's good. I can't help the ball. The ball in the back is so strong. It just wants to be a ball. You look good. Oh, hold on. Let me fix that. I feel like I'm 18 again. I think you look great. Oh, yeah, this is... Wait. Did I do okay? Oh, no. Hold on. Hold on. Come back. I need that mirror. Can I get that back? We got it. We have a mirror on. This, right. Hold on. Look straight. Oh, my God. You did. You gave me like the ball cut in the middle. No, I didn't. What are you saying? I only want to care enough about you to say that you couldn't walk around the way you were looking. No, I... You're looking at me that I'm giving you a bonus time. Bonus time is allowed. Why are you doing that? Yeah, it is allowed. Are you even thinking? Oh, yeah. What do you do up here? Do you have to like wipe this out? Oh, okay. I don't know. So, I'm just going to say this, and this is... This is not hard. No, it's not. So, I'm just saying, like, whatever happened here, this is not a difficult thing. I'm actually quite enjoying it. All right, well, we'll be back with Rich, Romy, Quan, and Eric Waddell on the show. Eric Waddell, you need a beard trim? I got you after this. You look awesome. So, this is... It looks good.  No. You look good. You look good. Thank you. You look good. Thank you. Quan and Eric Waddell on the show. Eric Waddell, you need a beard trim? I did a good job. I mean, you're giving me Ryan Lochte. You're giving me Brad Pitt Fight Club. It looks great. Yeah, that's me wearing sweatpants to my job. And that's it. And do we have a tweet? I think somebody is saying that he looks like... Oh, we saw it. Carson once. How do you think... Oh. What is wrong with that career set? Wow. What is wrong? Takes. From Conrad here on the set. All right. We got to talk a little more football. We got a big game tonight. Titans Packers. Of course. Conrad, are you like going to go to the control room? Yeah. Why don't you just walk through? It's fine. Everything's great. Why don't you walk into edit and see what's up with the... Yeah, I'm going to get the video for us. With the video. I can't tell. I've never seen Conrad like this. Okay. So, we have to... We know we're going to do. We're going to bring one of our family members. That's right. We're not going to talk about any rewards. The reward is hanging out with our guy, a two-time all-pro safety, six-time pro bowler, Super Bowl champion, and University of Utah legend Eric Whitell. Do you need a beard trim? I'm available. You... Never in a million years will you touch my beard. Only for... To touch the magic of it, but not cutting it. No, no, no. Not cutting it. Do you trim nothing? What's your maintenance on that bad boy? I do. Yeah. I got a barber. Yeah. I got a trimmed up. And if he's not there, if he's not there, if he's like, you know what, I'm going to Greece for four weeks. Do you just not... No, I can groom it. I can do it myself, but it's not anywhere near presentable. Love it. As you should be. Well, you're presentable. And so, by the way, are your utes, baby, laying this smackdown on Stanford this weekend. What's going on there? I mean, we got a big game this week. Stanford, I mean, Stanford's got... They're in a little of a turmoil there in the last few seasons, which is kind of hot with Coach Shaw and the recruiting classes they have there. But we're rolling right now. We got a big game against Oregon and Pac-12 championship on the line. We're playing well, and we'll go up there and take it to them. Utah's number 10 I'm reading in college football playoff rankings. Number 10. Very impressive in the top 10. So congrats to them. And I'm sure having you there is such a treat. Okay, it is week 11 officially. It's the midpoint of the NFL season. And we got to talk a little bit about your Rams team. I had a little couple of concerns, but now they need a win, right? I need the Eric Weddle State of the Union of the Los Angeles Rams right now. What is going on? Well, it's a combination of things, right?  I think the defense is still playing at a high level outside of that 38 second drive from the Bucks, which took away a win.  It's tough when you can't run the football consistently. And for whatever reason it is, that's just the way that the Rams are right now. And it's tough to play action. It's tough to have movement. And the turnover, the injuries on the offense line, the continuity, I mean, that's the most important in my mind is the offense and defense line. You build your team from the inside out. And when you lose, the guys that we lost last year from the team, you had Corbett Leave. You had, obviously, Big Witt retiring. And then you replenished the offense line, but then you had injuries.  So, you just got to manufacture wins at this point and do whatever it takes. Special teams got to pick it up. Defense has to continue playing a high level one. And the defense has to take the approach. I've been on teams where the offense had struggled at times. And the defense has to take the approach. We can't give up any points, literally. And that's okay. You take that approach and take that challenge. That 10 points or less is what it's going to get it done for us to win right now until we turn things around. And that's why it's a team game. No one's going to jump ship. You know, Sean's going to continue leading them and continue grinding. And, you know, it's not over by any means. You know, we're champs for a reason. And until we're mathematically eliminated, we're going to continue to fight and continue to put our best foot forward each week. And I think, you know, there are three and six. They're last place in the NFC West. The schedule is not kind. I wouldn't question the will. I would question just the manpower on both. I mentioned their run game does not exist. And it's because of the offensive line you're talking about. Now, if they got it, we're back in the mix. And I'd say maybe I'm believing in something, but it seems super, super hard. But I love that you always have the faith and it's really a testament to what your experience was with that team that you are so unrelenting to jump ship from them or really even place blame on anything. I think it's really cool because I ask you about it every time I see you. And I think it's a very, it really speaks larger to your experience. And you've been in lots of locker rooms, really good ones, not great ones. And what you, what your experience that you had there in a short period of time was like, and I think that speaks volumes. Tonight we have a game now. Titans Eric, traveling to Lembo to face the Packers. I'm sure you got great memories there. Now Green Bay, they've allowed the most rush yards in the league since week four. Derek Henry, he's got the second most rush yards this year. So if I do the math, the question becomes, how can the Packers sort of adjust and minimize Henry? Well, you have those type of games, those matchups throughout the league and you look at the stats and weeks pile up and you say, gosh, this run defense isn't very well and they're going against the top ranked run offense. This is, it's going to be bad. And then it's usually the flip side. They usually, the defense steps up, they take the challenge, they have a great game plan and they minimize the opponent for that week. So I wouldn't be surprised if Green Bay puts a great plan together with Joe Berry and limits as best they can the running game for the Titans. Because that's how they win games. They run the ball, they play great defense, they don't turn the ball over. That's Mike Grable. That's how they play. They're tough, physical, smart. So I think the Green Bay's got to control the clock and score. Like, we can't sit back and wait until the second half to start opening it up. And I think that will help them. If they can get a lead, that will minimize the running opportunities for the Titans. Tough front defense for those Titans. Let's put a little closer digging into this game. We're going to put on our safety goggles. We like to dig into a matchup that you're paying close attention to. What do you got for us? I got the Titans front seven versus Aaron Jones. Aaron Jones is a talented running back. Not only inside the running game perimeter run, inside running game, he can take it to the house at any moment if you're not sound on your defense. He has a speed to take it all the way. He has the moves. He has a cutback ability, but also the element that he brings outside in the passing game. He plays like a receiver.  So I'm interested to see if I'm the Titans, I wholeheartedly go all out to stop the run and Aaron Jones. Because of the success they had last week with the running game that set up the play action passes. The reality is those receivers on Green Bay are still young. They're still green. And to say that they've arrived is a far statement. So if I'm the Titans, they got a great run defense. I put all my focus on Aaron Jones and eliminate his big play ability. Because like I said, at any moment he could take it to the house and make a big play for Green Bay. And we saw last week Christian Watson gaining lots of confidence doing his thing, three touchdowns against a Cowboys defense. So if they do sell out, stop the run, and it's on Watts and it'll be so fun to watch tonight to see if he can do it under the bright lights of Thursday night football. Who wins tonight? And is Andrew Whitworth doing a lambo leap? Because I need to see that on that pre-game show. I would love to see that, that athletic specimen. I have Green Bay. I have Green Bay winning only because of the momentum. I think that was a season changing win last week for the Green Bay Packers. And I think they ride that momentum. I think it's important to have another game at home on a Thursday night is a huge advantage. So I have them. I've been totally wrong all season. So if I'm picking, do the opposite. So Tennessee, you may have just guaranteed a win. Eric, are you saying, and we're going to, you don't love Twitter, but this will go and live on Twitter. And it'll start right here. We're going to put a, are you saying that Andrew Whitworth doesn't have what it takes tonight at Lambeau to jump in that crowd and Lambeau Leap? No. I'm saying, I know you want me to try to rile him up. You know, that's my guy. I've been around the block a few times. So okay, nice try. But my guy can do anything he puts his mind to. And if he wants to Lambeau Leap tonight and be the star of the show after Green Bay wins, he's going to do it. He's going to do it, baby. I don't think he can. Andrew, I don't think he can do it. I think he'll need a step stool. I think he'll need a crowdsource to get there. So Andrew, let's see what you got. No, he's the best. We love him. And the only place I'd rather see him than, well, he could do both. He could moonlight and still do Thursday night football and play for the Rams. He can do it all. So, you know. You know, he's one of a kind. So I wouldn't put it past him, but he is about 270. So he has a long way to go to get back up to 315 and block those edge rushers. So I think that ship has sailed and rightfully so. He deserves it. He deserves it. It's so true. And he's doing amazing on Amazon as well. He's awesome. All right. You are amazing at this next part. It's what the people come for, what they want. The grit list. Let's do it. We have a new grit list. We retired the first half of the season. That's no more. See ya. They had a great run. B-wags. I love you. Keep leading them, boys. The season will turn around. And I am in awe of your play. This one. Okay. We got Justin Fields right here. Woo! This wasn't the play. I mean, this is a great play truck in the end zone. I was looking for the 67-yard touchdown, but anyways, this is number three on the list or is this number one? I can't remember. It's number one, baby. Is it number one? Okay. Number one. This is the first. Okay. Number one. Fields is literally taking that team on his shoulders. And outside of maybe the Eagles, schematically, they are by far the funnest team to watch. Yeah. Okay. We got A-Rob putting his life on the line right here. Okay. This is great. This is great to me and saying, hey, we are having a terrible season so far. Everyone's writing us off.  And I'm going to try to do what's best of the team and show my teammates, hey, I'm willing to do whatever it takes. And number three, we got Matt Ryan. Woo! The longest run of his career. Look at him run. It would be a debate right now. Him versus Phillip Rivers, who would win in a race? Because I think they would be dead, dead even on how slow these two are. But to come back with the turmoil and the negativity. This is it. There's our top three right there. Great list. Let's see who can take those three spots next week.  Like Conrad. Like Conrad for letting me shape his head on national television. Conrad, you just went up a couple of knots in my book. He might be on the grit list. You told me I could never go near your beard. Eric Weddle, you're awesome. Enjoy tonight. Andrew Whitworth, I don't think you got the hops. I don't think you got what it takes. No, I'm kidding. I love you. And you can, of course, tweet up an Adam's show if you see something gritty tonight. All right, we've got more. Up in Adam's coming up.  We got Rich Homie Kwan on the show. New music dropping tomorrow. Can't wait to get into it. All things Atlanta, next. Woo! Welcome back to the Up in Adam's show. Let's do it. We've got a very special guest. He is an award-winning rapper and Atlanta native creator of a new label, What? Taken over with Rich Homie Entertainment. He's got a revamped album, Family Moolot Reloaded. Dropping tomorrow. The AdLib King. Rich Homie Kwan, welcome to the show. Thank you for having me. Thank you for having me. How are you feeling? I'm good. I'm good. Congratulations. How are you feeling? You have new music tomorrow. Kwan, what are we getting? And congrats on the release. What are you getting from the new music and a lot of storytelling? More ad-libs from the AdLib King, of course. Yes. Me still feeling some type of way about a whole lot of new things, new stories. Basically, Corny Barvin on Atlanta Down South, 808 Hardhead Instruments. Okay, we love that. I know you are Atlanta. You are Atlanta.  But why do I keep seeing interviews where you are repping or talking about your love for the chiefs? Are you a chief, Sam? What's up? Oh, I love the chiefs. I love the chiefs. See, I'm a fan of winners. I know I'm from Atlanta, so, like, you know, Atlanta's just sending a lot of diamonds to bill. We'll be winning like that. So, you know what I'm saying? We'll be winning like that. And the boys know I love them. I was just at the soccer game a couple of weeks ago. Kyle Pitch is my man. Cody Patterson. Nice. Yeah, of course. Yeah, so I love the falcons. But the chiefs are just something different, man, especially when it gets in playoff mode. So, you know, the chiefs in the war is just different in the playoffs. Who's your favorite chief? Who's my favorite chief? Uh-huh. My homes? Of course, everybody loves Pat Myhomes. Like, number 17. Uh, what's his name? Hardman, yeah. Yeah, that's my dog right there. He's a good Georgia boy. Yeah, you see the relationship? Yeah. So, that's okay. As long as he's from way of Georgia to the chiefs, that all makes sense and nobody knows. So, it makes sense why I ripped him the way I do. It's true.  Yes, ma'am. Labianne Bell. We saw Antonio Brown, Melvin Ingram. How do you feel about players doing that? Be honest. To be honest, I think it's dope. You know what I mean? I don't think the people, the fans take it as serious because they're already quote-unquote solidified. But I've heard some talented athletes or it's like, Dame Lillard, for example. Dope bar. Okay. Dame from really speed. Even like the song I think yesterday, I saw on Instagram, KD and LeBron had a song. And I mean, I thought KD bars, I feel like KD could rap if he was to pursue that. You know what I'm saying? LeBron bars felt like a more like old school run DMC. When I felt like KD was on something, you know what I'm saying? You know what I mean? So, I don't have nothing against you. I don't have nothing against you at all. I think it's dope.  And Bobby would all like, what you think it's so easy LeBron, you can just come in here and just, you know, this takes a lot of work to be the ad lib king. Yes, it does. It does.  But I think it's very rarely for, it's very rare that you just see an athlete just break out for music. Only because like, someone think it's so easy and it's so much little stuff that we have to do. There's so many tiny things we have to do.  There's no, there's no all days in music just like there's no all days in sports. So it's kind of hard to try to juggle it too. Yeah. Now Atlanta's obviously home to so many talented R&B, hip hop, rapper artists over the years and you yourself one of the greats from Atlanta. Now in sports where I work, we love lists. We love top five quarterbacks, top five teams, top five, you know, I know this is tough, but I want to hear your top five artists from Atlanta ever. Top five from Atlanta ever. That's crazy. Like nobody's ever ever asked me that. What? I would give myself number five and this is no particular list, but I would definitely include myself in there. Top five ever. We got to throw T.I. in there. So there's two. Gucci man. I would definitely say future. Wow. Outcast. Okay. Outcast. Outcast is two. That's one. So that's five. No young GZ. Not today. I knew I was talking in the control room before the show. I go, he's going to put himself first. No question. I would never put myself first. You don't even put myself on the list. But like, over all time, I got to be on it. Yeah. And you should be. You got new music dropping tomorrow. Reloaded. Your love for Atlanta while we're talking about it. I know that it runs so deep and the music world continues to mourn the death of takeoff. And I'm so, so sorry for your loss. What was it like to have all of Atlanta come together like that? It was amazing to have Atlanta to come like that for takeoff loss. It was, but it was sad that we had to come together in that type of situation. I wish we could come together without it having to be a death. You know, I wish we could come together just because it's Wednesday, you know, and that definitely not kind of hard, but it hit me hard only because like takeoff to Migos our career started like at the same time. I remember sitting in Gucci's man studio on the couch before any of us have a dollar tie name before any of us know anything about entertainment or just the music business in general. So that one hit a little hard. That one hit a little hard. It hit me hard. What was the one moment from the memorial that sort of stayed with you or stood out to you? I would definitely say when Offset spoke Offset's speech, it was very emotional and you could tell it was hard felt. It was hard felt. It was hard felt. It was nice though from Justin Bieber singing and like was pandemonium like he waited probably like three minutes before he even saw like a Michael Jackson moment and with him doing that to stay for him arena and that was dope to send him up out of here the right way. You know, so I rest in peace to take off. Of course and you I bet it gave you a lot of perspective. You're mentioning you came up with Migos while you don't even know what an entertainment lawyer was and now I'm looking at you and you recently became an independent artist. You are now your own boss. You started your own label rich, homie entertainment. That's the dream. Yes, it's a dream, but it comes with a lot of work too. And in the day like it's something I've always wanted with me being in the game for 10 years. I've been through a lot of adversity. I've learned a lot. I've definitely seen every side of the sword, but the independence out of the sword. So it was something new for me. I was excited to take it and I feel like I'll get to stretch the surface. And this is my time to, you know, really get my flowers and really get what's rightfully due to me if I do it the right way. It's really true and I know that, you know, you're not just an inspiration in that way in the musical community. I looked it up because when I saw that there's 17 players acting independently and they're just 17 as their own agents. Lamar Jackson, of course, a huge one. He's do he wants his contract. So what you're doing is inspiring other people to sort of take things into their own hands.  I thought it was very cool. You're featured on a YG song of course that Deion Sanders has since made his anthem down at Jackson State. What is that like to you to see what prime is doing? Man, it's crazy to see what prime is doing, especially for like prime and this before he's coached prime.  Wow. Growing up I played baseball and football because of prime, you know, so he was a big inspiration to me. But what he's doing for HBCUs, I think it's truly, truly inspirational, motivational and like it took a leap of faith to do that.  So man, I love coach prime. I've yet to meet him. I've yet to meet him. Coach prime, we got to make that happen, man. With that being the song, coach prime, this is what told me, you know, reaching up, man. Let's walk out to the real thing song, man. You know, mind header, man. It's still the right way, coach. Yeah, I mean, it's been a while, but there's so much mutual respect. I remember back in 2013 that Michigan State team that you were at the Rose Bowl, you're cheering them on, you're celebrating in the locker room, they adopted your song. That must feel so cool to have a team carry that with you. And there's so much mutual respect there. Now, give me really quickly the one song off of family Moolat Reloaded, which is out tomorrow, new music from Rich Home and Kwant. Give me the one song the chief should adopt from that album or run. I would say me too. I would either say legacy or spin. And I say legacy because what they're creating right now is almost like a whole new like, you know, back in the day like the chiefs, I haven't looked at the chiefs since they had like Dante Haugh returning, you know what I'm saying throw that X up, Dante Haugh so it's almost like they're creating a new legacy down there. And the other song I would definitely say is spin because every time they pull up on there trying to spin the block on whoever team they play shout out to Andy Reeves, the offensive guru, you know what I'm saying definitely shout out to Andy Reeves, make him call him play. I just pray that everybody stays healthy. That's you're amazing. Congrats on the new music, congrats on the label being an independent artist living the dream and you have so much perspective and we just appreciate you stopping by congrats. Everybody check out the new music, the album family out tomorrow. Rich Homi Kwan everybody. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. So good to see you and to meet you. We got to get that. He's never met Prime. We got to get, we got to make that happen. Not we, I mean I have no full time. We, we'll make, I'm Ellen. We'll make it happen. Great. Awesome show. Let's bring him at Hamilton for some hammer time. Hammer, I've been begging the Packers to run the ball for weeks now and they were able to do it so well on Sunday. How did that happen? How did it help Rogers and can they keep it going against this tough Titans run D? It's okay. It wasn't just that the Packers were running the ball. It was how they did it. 37 runs in that game. 21 were to the perimeter. Half of them had some type of motion shift or misdirection element. That's what you're going to see here. Alan Lozard coming in jet motion and look at what that does to the second level of the Cowboys defense. All eyes are on him. There's going to be a toss here to Aaron Jones. What they don't see is the key. Josiah DeGuard, the Titan blocking back to the other way. So as you see here on the toss to Aaron Jones, Michael Parsons gets sucked inside. It allows Robert Tunyon to work up to him and he seals, Tunyon seals his block beautifully. Bakhtiyari does a great job. DeGuard does a great job and look at the lane created for Aaron Jones here. He's one on one with the corner and Trayvon digs. That's what you want. One on one in the hole. Those corners don't want to tackle and you'll see Aaron Jones just puts his shoulder down, runs through contact, picks up a nice chunk play there for the Packers. And later on that drive, you're going to see them give the exact same look right here. Again, Lozard's going to come in that jet motion and watch the second level of the Cowboys defense this time. Now there's a slight shift to that side, but they're not putting their eyes on Lozard. Their eyes are going to come back inside on Rodgers. See Rodgers reverse out from under center. All those guys are staring at him. They're expecting now something to come back to the weak side again. Something to hit inside, but this is where the Packers attack the perimeter with that toss out to Aaron Jones and look at the leverage that creates a little bit of hesitation from the Cowboys at the second level allows the Packers receivers to down block to seal off that edge. Lozard gets out and lead blocks for Jones. It's beautifully executed. You love the effort from the wide receivers to block in the run game, especially when the Packers weren't airing it out as much. Those guys are bought in right now. They don't know what's going on. They're playing physically on the perimeter and what happens when you run the ball like this over and over again? Now the defense starts creeping up. You see a single high look here from the Cowboys. Play action from Rodgers. Even the single high safety is going to hesitate and bite on that play action. Christian Watson is going to run a go at the bottom of the screen and Rodgers is just going to throw a perfect ball, but you never see teams there in the past. You see teams play single high against Rodgers because of his ability to throw the deep ball like this. And with the Packers establishing that run game the way that they did, it opened things up for the past like this and gave these receivers an advantage. So this is exactly, this is why you have to run the ball. It's not just because it's working for the Packers and they're creative with it. Shades of McVay and Shanahan, which is how the floor was built. And also because it opens things up for Rodgers and it gives these receivers an advantage, which they desperately need since they don't have as much talent at the position as they normally do. To your point, not just Aaron Jones, but A.J. Dillon, they ran together 75 times in that game against the Cowboys. 21 of those runs to the perimeter. Now I ask you, does Vandival Sports Book have something to talk about? They do this. So they have Aaron Jones rushing line at 57 and a half yards. I know the Titans have a chance with Jones tonight. I think the Packers have to stick to that run game and I think Jones will get some big plays against this defense. All right, there we go. Can we get the Hammer Time music? This has been wire just been hanging out here all day. This is our show, Every Day Wins. Make your day so much better. Excellent work from Hammer. They're reward machines, a free game that gives players the chance to win up to $2,000 in casino bonus every day. Fandals, reward machine, already giving away $5 million in prizes every day. You've got to do a lot of action. All you got to do is log in daily. And now you got to do spin. It's a free chance at rewards. Vandival wants you to win. So play rewards machine for a free chance at Every Day Wins only. I'm Fandival Casino and we'll see you tomorrow. 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Are you willing to undertake a dangerous mission behind the enemy lines, knowing you may never return alive? What you have just heard is the question asked during the war to agents of the OSS. Ordinary citizens, who to this question answered, yes. This is Cloak and Dagger. Black warfare, espionage, international intrigue. These are the weapons of the OSS. Today's story, recommendation from Rommel, about an American OSS agent in Italy who almost outsmarted himself, is suggested by actual incidents recorded in the Washington files of the Office of Strategic Services. A story that can now be told. You can't leave me here. I demand to see someone in authority. Let me out of here. Brother, that was some spot to be in. Me, Joe Tannato, in a jail cell in Milan, Italy. It was crazy. Well, after a while I got tired of yelling, so I sat down on a narrow prison cot, and thought back to the way it had begun. On a train from Varese to Milan, the French underground had smuggled me from Lyon across Switzerland, and I made my way over the border. And thereon I was on my own, posing as an Italian chocolate salesman. So I sat back in my compartment, lit a European cigarette and blew smoke rings over my head to the rack, where my shortwave radio was hidden in one of the suitcases. All of a sudden, the train gave a lurch. One of my suitcases took a flying dive to the floor. It was a suitcase with a pen knife scar across the leather handle, the one with the radio. I was glad I was alone in that compartment. I couldn't wait to find out if that radio was all right. You see, the case was lined with a false backing of boxes of chocolates to hide the radio. I unfastened the backing, and there was the radio. It was okay. Nothing was broken. And then before I could refasten the backing, I heard voices outside the compartment door. I didn't have time to refasten the backing. I had just enough time to slam the case shut again, slide it back up in the rack, and get back in my seat. Major, what is this? I was under the impression this compartment was reserved for me alone. There must be some mistake here, Field Marshal. There was a mistake all right. My mistake in picking the one compartment on the train that had been chosen for Field Marshal Ramo. Dumko, what is the meaning of this? I do not know, Senor Major. That has been a mistake, a grave mistake. Do not tell me of mistakes. This is your stupidity. You had your orders. No, no. I instructed the train guard very carefully. Be still. I will not have this disturbance.  Yes, Your Excellency. I am sorry if I have been the cause of this. I assure you it was quite unintentional. I will take my suitcases and leave immediately. I see, sir. It is best. You leave. I will find you another compartment. No, wait. It is unnecessary, conductor. The gentleman is already here. There is room for both of us. We Germans and Italians must share. Is it not so? Perhaps you would prefer your privacy. It is nothing for me to move. No, I will not hear of it. Sit where you are. Actually, I will welcome company. I detest train rides. Major, arrange a table for me and the dining car. Yes, Your Excellency.  Next time pay attention to orders. I do not know how this happens. Such a fuss over nothing. Tell me your name. My name is Donato Giuseppe Donato, Your Excellency. Where are you headed for, Senor Donato? Oh, I am getting off at Milano. Oh, I see. Well, we shall have time to get acquainted. It is time to get acquainted. Great. What are we going to talk about? Maybe I can get the conversation started by saying here Field Marshal Ramo. It might interest you to know that I am an OSS spy.   See, my office is in Verona. Here is my card. I am not in the market for chocolates. You may put the card back. Oh, here. You drop this. Your medical classification and the fascist army. Grazie. That was a great disappointment to me, Your Excellency. But, you see, an old back injury kept me out of the army. You must not blame yourself for something you cannot help. Still, it is a great disappointment. Yes, I understand. Your Excellency. Yes, Major? Your table in the dining room is ready. Ah, here. I will return soon, Senor Donato. We will continue our conversation. We had talked ten minutes, and I aged ten years. I wondered if I should change compartments before he came back. No, no, no, that might seem suspicious. I looked out of the window. The green rolling hills of citrus and olive trees didn't tell me anything. I just crossed my fingers and hoped we were coming into Milan soon. You? Donato? See? What do you want with me? I do not want anything with you. The field marshal wants to see you, and you'd better be quick about it. Oh, see. No, no, leave your suitcases. Just come with me quickly. You, uh, wanted to see me, Your Excellency? Yes. Sit down. There, opposite me. Oh, grazie, grazie. I thought about you after I left the compartments in your Donato. She? See. Would you care to join me for coffee, senor? It would be my pleasure. Coffee with field marshal Rommel. Wait till I tell the gang back home about this, I thought. There was a man across the aisle, a dapple little guy with a waxed mustache. He and Rommel nodded to each other. And then the dapple little old guy kept watching me. I never can get used to this Italian coffee with all its chicory. I don't suppose I ever will. I would naturally have a fondness for it. I have had it all my life. Where was your home originally? Uh, in Urbino. Oh, the birthplace of Raphael. My family is still living there. Would you like to see some snapshots, Your Excellency? Yes, I would very much. They are right here in my wallet. Ah, I hear.  Ah, ah. This is a huge image. That is the pretty child of Wishi. Oh, my sister Francesca. She looks very much like you, yeah. It was interesting that Rommel thought the kid in the picture looked like me. The snapshots had been made by OSS photographers. And an early picture of me had been superimposed over the negative. Very, very attractive family group.  Tell me, these chocolates, Your Excellency, are they any good? Oh, see, see, they're very good. Not, not as arts. Oh, no, no, no. Well, surely one or two of them would not be missed, huh? Is it all right with you if I send my adjutant to get one of the suitcases? Yes? We Germans and Italians must share. No, no, it's perfectly all right. Only I will get them myself for you. Oh, no, no, I won't, there's no need. Major. Yes, yes. Go to the compartment and bring one of the Senorskis. No, no, it is foolish to send him.  No, no, I insist. We will have so little time for talking before the train stops. Milano. I had no choice. I had to sit there and sweat it out. Just pray that the adjutant brought back the right case. I felt as if there were a band of steel around my head that kept getting tighter and tighter. What is it, my friend? Are you not feeling well? Oh, it is very hot in here, is it not? Oh, yes, it is, unfortunately, yes. Perhaps I should call the conductor and have it all here. The Major returns with your sample case. The first thing I looked at when the Major put the case in my lap was the handle. There was a long scar in the leather. It was the one with the radio. You know, I've always had a fondness for chocolates. Well, come, open it. Well? The catch, it seems to be stuck. Surely you can fix it? Oh, see, see, of course, that is, I will try. Give it to me. What? I have an excellent little pen. Perhaps I can adjust the lock. No, no, no, no, no. I will get it in a moment. I'm sure. Milano, this station is Milano. Oh, Milano, that is my stop, your excellency. So soon, what a pity. Well, if you wish, I will stay on till the next station. Oh, no, no, no, no, I would not think of it. It is too kind of you to suggest it. I must say, I'll be the same. Arrivederle, Field Marshal Rommel. It has been a great honor. I hurried back to the compartment to get my coat and hat. And then on an impulse, I grabbed the other case off the rack, and as the train stopped, I turned and ran back toward the dining room. Senor, Senor, this is Milano.  Ah, here, Field Marshal, Senor Donato, I did not expect to see you back. Your excellency, if you will permit me, here is this, this case of chocolate. Oh, for you. Oh, senor. You see, the luck works now. Thank you. Gratzi, multi-gratzi.  I don't know where I'll be staying, sir. It is not difficult for the police to find a man. Auf Wiedersehen! And with this pleasant thought, I left him. Glad to get off that train. You don't need OSS training to tell you when someone's following you. It's an instinctive feeling you get. I started to walk a little faster, and the footsteps behind me quickened too. I passed a small coffee shop, and through the reflection in the window I could see coming after me the man in the dining car who had never taken his eyes off me. The daft little guy with a mustache. He and Rommel had nodded to each other. Was it a signal? Did Rommel just try to string me along? I broke into a run. Senor, stop! I didn't intend to stop until I got past that gate. Wait, wait! Then maybe I could lose him in the crowd. Wait, wait, wait! I should wait! Wait to stop him or somebody! God, what are you doing? Open that gate! I am sorry, senor. This gate is closed. Now use the south gate. I am sorry. This gate is closed. Senor. Senor, I've had such trouble catching up with you. Who are you? Allow me. Allow me to introduce myself. I am the Count Pietro Imperiali. What do you want with me? Well, I noticed you were having coffee on the train with Field Marshal Rommel himself. I'm a great admirer of the Marshal and I have a nodding acquaintance with him. Oh, see, what has that to do with me? Well, I happen to know, senor, that Rommel does not make friends easily and so, when I saw you two together, I... Amico, would you do me the extreme honor of joining me at my palace for dinner this evening? It would be a great pleasure to entertain a good friend of Rommel's. As the long black limousine drove up to the palace, I felt like a visitor of the Middle Ages. The gray stone steps were hollowed with age. Just where, senor? The lower windows were blazing with light and two torches set in brackets flanked the doors. Quiet, Bobo, quiet, quiet. The floors are made of colored clay On the walls hung ancient tapestries with scenes from the Old Testament. I walked through past a line of servants. My mouth was open at all this grandeur and I walked right into a Sulu Mama. Excuse me. Come, Amico Mio, dinner is waiting. Ah, that was a delicious dinner. Grazie, cante imperiale. Molto bene, molto bene. I'm delighted you enjoyed it. Now, we will sit here in the library and talk of Rommel. Cigaro? Grazie, no. Tell me, what was he like? What did he say? Oh, we merely exchanged points. Great leader, great chief. Once when he was in Milano, I planned a reception for you. I let him talk and kept looking around the huge library. He was unable to attend. What a set of basketball games. Well, this was being introduced to Milan in a royal way. What was that? A little branding. Oh, no, no, Grazie. What is it, Bobo? What's the matter? Good evening, Count Imperiale. They told me you were here. Ah, you see, Bobo, it is only Antonia. Come, come my dear. I would like you to meet a friend. See? Signor Giuseppe Donato, great friend of Rommel's. My, I am impressed. Piacere. The pleasure is mine. Ha, ha, ha, ha. Che bella questa ragazza, no? My secretary is very pretty. Non è vero? Your lordship, there is a call on your private phone in a small library. Oh, sì. I will return. It will give you two a chance to, uh, Gherquella. Quiet, Bobo. Eh, molte bella, signorina. You are very pretty. Count Imperiale was right. Did you find yourself forced into that compliment, signor? Oh, no, no, no, not at all. We Italians are proud of our beautiful women, and it is impossible not to notice how well you represent our beautiful women. And it is impossible not to notice how well you represent them. Where do you live? In Milano? No, no, no, I'm here on business. Where are you staying? Oh, I only arrived today. I've made no plans yet. You are the Count's secretary? His personal secretary. Since the Count has passed on, he has made all arrangements for his banquets and receptions, as well as his personal correspondence. Oh, oh, I see. He is a grand signor. I am very fond of him. I remember how disappointed he was when Field Marshal Romer failed to attend a reception he planned for him. Oh, I know, he told me that. He is a great admirer of Romer. So am I. Tell me about him, signor. Does he intend to come to Milano soon? Perhaps we can plan something else in his order. I don't know his intentions. Perhaps he is returning to Africa immediately. I don't know that either, I hear. Well, I see you two have become acquainted, huh? Molto bene. Your lordship, since the signor is staying in Milano, shall I give him the name of a good hotel? Hotel? With 40 rooms here most of them empty? I should say not. You will stay here, Amico Mio, as long as you want. Grazie. Molto gentile. I'm very grateful. They give me a suite to myself with a tremendous canopy bed and a sculptured rug on a floor. Through the casement window I could see the Piazza Sundial, the narrow streets of Milan, and often the distance, the church of Santa Maria della Grazia. Who was gonna look for an American spy in a setup like that? Who's my daughter? Every night I patted the radio in the suitcase and hoped I'd have a message to send back soon. A few days later, Countin Pidiali asked me to walk to his office with him. Ah, this Italian summer makes me feel ten years younger. You know, if I were 20 years younger, I would be more attentive to that dark-eyed secretary of mine. I don't blame you. She seems to have taken an interest in you. Oh, that's all? She's a key pawn to ask questions about you. You still have not told me why you want to see me at your office. I refuse to speak business at home. I never do. And your business? I don't know that either. You will, soon enough. Come, my office is in the municipal building across the square.  Everywhere around me were black-shirted fascisti. I wondered if my good luck so far had made me too sure of myself. I followed him up the stairs, the municipal building, down the narrow corridor, and we stopped at the door third from the end. And then I know what his business was. Superintendent of police. Brego, I beg of you, please go in. Count Imperiali, I don't understand. Now you know my business. I am superintendent of police, often an unpleasant occupation. Come in. I said come in. That's right. I wanted to see you here because it's necessary for us to have a little talk about you and the police. What have I to do with the police? How would you like to work for me? Come, come, come, don't look so startled. Work for you? As a member of the police? But of course. Perhaps this communication from Rommel will explain. As you can see, it's a request from him for me to locate you in Milano and offer you this position. He's obviously very fond of you, great chief Rommel, and he knows how badly you feel about your medical classification in the army. I don't know what to say. Just to say you accept. Ordinarily, of course, I would have to make extensive research into your background before offering you this position, but the personal recommendation from Rommel hardly makes that necessary. But what do you say, Amico Mio? What do you think I said? I said yes in a hurry. And when I left the office later, I had a badge in everything. Ever since I boarded the train of Eresa, I had one badge scare after another, but so far nothing had happened. I was beginning to feel I led a charmed life until I got back to my suite at the palace. Antonia, what are you doing with that suitcase? These are excellent chocolates. Will you have one? What right have you in here? I was curious about you. I found out I had reason to be curious. I'd like you to meet two friends, Giacomo and Mario. For the first time I saw them, two men standing half hidden in the shadows of the big room. And on the chair before Antonia was my suitcase, she turned it around so I could see the inside. The backing was off, the radio was gone. Who are these men? What is this? No, no, Paura, do not be afraid. Antonia was right when she said we were friends. But... This was a foolhardy place to leave your radio, Maracano. I found a better hiding place in the wall safe of an unused room in the palace. It is all right, Signor Donato. We are partisans, members of the underground.  Why not?   Escolta. I'm listening. We will tell you all that you came here to find out. All you have to do is to ask and we will answer.  The Nazis are using Northern Italy as a supply base for the Africa Corps. In fact, Rommel is expecting air reinforcements to leave here at the end of the week. How many planes? 75 bombers. Where are they? In the field at Caravaggio, 10 miles west. You emptied my valise. There was an altitude bomb there. Did you find it? Is this what you mean? Yes. Is there anyone in the underground who can duplicate it? The professor of chemistry in the University of Milano is a friend. What? You see, if you remove the pin from these bombs and plant them in an airplane, they'll explode automatically when the ship gains altitude. We will let you know when you can see the fireworks. Oh, oh, and another bit of information. See. It might interest you to know that you have been talking to a member of the Fascisti secret police. Antonia, you look more lovely than ever this evening. Buenos Aires, my lord, and gracias. And you, amigo, where are you going? For a drive, sir. How wonderful it must be to be young again, especially in the summer. Well, go and enjoy yourselves. Oh, we will. We are sure we will. It is fortunate the count did not invite himself along. You're sure we can see everything from this hilltop? Very sure. When the planes take off from Caravaggio, after midnight, we will see them. It, uh, it's cool up here on this hill. Not cool enough to offer you an excuse to put your arm around me. Oh, you remember what the count said. We are young. It is summer. Señor, this is business. Escalta, listen. The planes. They are taking off. Any minute now. Any minute. What if something happened? What if they weren't able to plant those bombs? What if they... What if they... Although this seems a poor way to repay Rommel for his hospitality. Rommel didn't get his 75 Luftwaffe bombers. No sky protection, and that played a part when he was thrown back from El Alamein a short month later. The OSS continued to get total information on northern Italy, supply concentrations, troop movements, and underground activities. Each time police triangulation detected my radio antenna, I, as a member of the secret police, would lead a raid. Having first as a member of the underground, moved it to another spot. And then one day, the Americans took over Milan. I walked into G2 headquarters to give them a personal welcome. What do you mean just walking into my office like this? Sergeant, who is this? Sorry, Major, I couldn't stop him. By the black shirt he's wearing, whoever he is, I don't like him. Now, wait a minute, wait a minute. You boys got me wrong. What I came to tell you... What's your name? Donato. Lieutenant Giuseppe... Joe Donato. Look, you don't understand. I'm a member of the OSS.  Look, Mac... That's enough, Sergeant. Donato, according to our list, you're a high-ranking member of the fascist police. Thanks for giving yourself up. I'm not giving myself up. That's what you think, Mac. I tell you, I'm a member of the OSS.  Count Imperiale thought very highly of you. I don't care what he thought. And in the files we found a personal recommendation from Rommel about you.  But you... Take him away, Sergeant. Throw him in jail. You can't do this to me. I'll write to my congressman. Hey, come back. I demand to see someone in authority. Let me out of here. Tutional rights, let me out of here. A week later, OSS in London sent verification on Lieutenant Joseph Donato and an embarrassed G2 headquarters released him from jail. Thus, once again, the report of another agent closed with the words... Mission accomplished. Listen again next week for another true adventure from the files of OSS on... Cloak and Dagger. Heard in today's Cloak and Dagger adventure as Joe was Ralph Bell, Rommel, Barry Kroger, the Count, Arnold Moss, Antonia Jan Miner, the Colonel Raymond Edward Johnson. Others were Boris Applin, Jerry Jarrett, and Carl Weber. The script was written by Winifred Wolf and Jack Gorton. The music was under the direction of John Gart. Today's true OSS adventure was based on the book Cloak and Dagger by Corey Ford and Alistair McBain. This program is directed by Louis G. Kahn and Alfred Hollander under the direction and supervision of Sherman Marks. Programs, get your programs here. Action and adventure are yours tonight. $1,000 reward offers a mystery for you to solve at home for a $3,000 cash prize followed by the corpse said ouch, tonight's case on the saint, and then Sam Spade solves another exciting caper searching for the bell King Solomon used to call his wives. That's tonight on NBC. Now stay tuned for High Adventure and The Big Guy on NBC.


A touring-based ad strategy, which anybody could do, but where you target is going to change that strategy for you exactly right. We don't even know about the other nuances that went into that, right? I'm assuming that if I'm an artist that's in my day that's showing me that I should tour, and let's say like DC, Virginia, and New York, that that's going to move my strategy differently than the artist has seen to have. I'm big in Houston, Dallas, Austin, or something like that, right? Because I know, like, culturally, the place is a difference, and that opens up to different types of activations and partnerships and things like that, right? So I think just even just realizing that the data can be that to be a guy for you is really valuable because I think that so many artists try to fight against the data because they don't want to feel like the algorithm is controlling that career, right?


Hello fellow citizens of earth and welcome to my garage of tomorrow. We are back in it for this episode of tomorrow news. And during this we have got Ryan who's going to be giving you a smorgasbord of starship updates. I'm going to be talking about the election that we just had here in the United States and how that's going to affect space policy potentially in the future. We've also got some space traffic with quite a few launches in the end of a streak of scrubs and we've got our one and only son with Dr. Tamethascope. If you're wondering when we're going to talk about SpaceX's crew one launch we're going to be doing that in just a couple days. So stay tuned we're going to go deep deep deep into crew one. Now before we get started of course just want to let you know that if you like what we do here tomorrow don't forget to subscribe to us, set up notifications, like our videos, comment below and share our news and our live shows when they return everywhere that you can. So let's go ahead and get started with your tomorrow news 2020 US presidential election special. Ryan take it away. Gifting into the sky at 2324 UTC on the 5th of November GPS3 Space Vehicle 4 started its journey into Earth orbit without a hitch. An equally smoothly landing was also performed by the freshly produced B1062 booster as it now awaits the call up for the launch of Space Vehicle 5. One hour 29 minutes and 25 seconds after the launch out of Cape Canaveral the payload was deployed from the Falcon 9 second stage which shortly started its deorbitant maneuvers to not clutter up Earth's orbit. As well as that exciting news the first beta invites for styling are finally going out. SpaceX have told the people who have signed up that they estimate speeds of 50 to 150 megabits per second which as a minimum is already 20 megabits per second faster than my current connection. There is an estimated latency of 20 milliseconds to 40 milliseconds and some interruptions and connectivity should be expected and it's $499 for the phased array antenna and the router and then a $99 monthly subscription to actually be able to access the service. Thanks Ryan and we'll have more on the recent Starship developments in our crew one focused episode of tomorrow news. For those of you who somehow may have missed it we just had our 2020 presidential election here in the United States. And for most voters space policy is about one of the last things on their mind. But President-elect Joe Biden will be moving into the White House in January. So what does this space policy look like? And is it going to take President Trump's directives and toss them? First of all we need to take a look at what President Donald Trump's administration did with space and space policy during his term and the answer to that is quite a bit. After a 24 year absence President Trump signed an executive order in June 2017 to re-establish the National Space Council. This is a group of civil, commercial, international policy and national defense experts and is chaired by the Vice President of the United States, Mike Pence. In December 2017 Trump approved space policy directive one. This was a modification to President Barack Obama's own 2010 presidential policy directive four. This is actually revitalizing a push for a mission to the moon as a part of NASA's work to their ultimate goal of humans on Mars. In May of 2018 President Trump issued space policy directive two. What that did is it required the United States Department of Transportation to strip and remove some of the hoops and red tape that commercial spaceflight companies have to go through before they can actually begin operations. Just a month later in June of 2018 space policy directive three was issued by President Trump guiding the National Space Council to start work to develop a national space traffic management policy to help keep the space environment safe from collisions and develop strategies for the growing problem with orbital debris. The last one space policy directive four was quite a doozy as it was the birth of the United States Space Force, a new and the sixth branch of the United States military which occurred a year and a half later in December of 2019. Of course you can't do any of this without the proper funding. No Bucks, no Buck Rogers, right? So what did funding for NASA look like under the Trump administration? Well there was an increase on paper. If you look at fiscal year 2016 and compare the budget to fiscal year 2020 the latter one has three million dollars more. But if you look at something called constant dollars which is the buying power of that money, NASA stayed relatively flat. This total percentage of the United States budget remained at that half a percent that it's been for about the past decade and a half. Divisions in NASA such as earth sciences and education were constantly zeroed in the Trump administration's proposed budgets but Congress reinstated those back to full funding every fiscal year. Of course we can't talk about the Trump administration's space policy without mentioning the Artemis program. It technically started with space policy directive one in December of 2017 with its shift of focus to the moon. It really kicked in the gear in March of 2019 with Vice President Mike Pence announcing a moving of the goalposts for the return of a crew to the surface of the moon up from 2028 to 2024. Supporting this was the development of the Commercial Lunar Payload Services program, the international partnerships that have been formed through the Artemis Accords, working Lunar Gateway into what it is presently. Professional vehicles like Dragon XL to resupply Lunar Gateway and the human landing system which is seeing itself woefully underfunded at the decision of Congress. Now of course like a multitude of policy decisions you can run around in circles debating as to whether something was a good or a bad idea with a NASA program but one thing that is most certainly universally agreed upon as a massive positive for NASA is the placement of Jim Bridenstine as NASA's administrator. Now if you know me you'll remember seeing me roundly disagreeing with the choice of Jim Bridenstine when his nomination for NASA administrator was made official especially with the tweets that I put out there. Very very hard stuff. His positions on climate science and being considered an outsider not a space industry professional gave pause to many folks across the political spectrum regardless of the fact that he actually did craft legislation related to space during his tenure in the House of Representatives. He was confirmed as NASA administrator by a party line vote 54 and 49 against in April of 2018. And when you look at the body of his work as NASA administrator since then I can finally say something I have been wanting to say very publicly for a very long time. I was completely and entirely wrong about Jim Bridenstine. It became apparent during his confirmation hearings that he really did hit the books and took a true passion to what he was about to preside over. He changed his opinion on anthropogenic climate change which someone in his position of power performing a paradigm shift of that level in their own stance on an issue is something rarely seen if ever. A real passion for the agency developed within him especially once Artemis came to be. He put the fear of Sio Kofsky into some folks when he floated the idea of putting Orion on a Falcon Heavy. Seriously I have never seen executives and lobbyists squirm that much in a very long time. And yes he did pop off a tweet that was a bit of a punch down at SpaceX but he worked to strengthen NASA's connections with commercial partners helping commercial crew cross the finish line this year. Fortunately though for all of the good that Jim Bridenstine has surprisingly brought to NASA that is not going to be lasting for very much longer. Jim Bridenstine publicly announced that he would not continue in his position under the administration of President-elect Joe Biden. This isn't an unprecedented loss. Dan Golden is the only NASA administrator in the history of the agency who served across multiple presidential administrations. So although I personally am bummed that Jim will leave his position in the coming months it's a completely understandable decision. And I am incredibly grateful that he proved very very wrong what my preconceived notions of his tenure as NASA administrator would end up bringing to the space flight world. So Jim here's to you for having a fantastic run as NASA administrator you will sorely be missed. So President-elect Joe Biden will have to find someone to nominate as NASA administrator a clean slate come 12 o'clock 1 p.m. January 20th 2021. At present the Biden transition team is not saying much or anything really. But there are some murmurs of a few who may be considered. Kathy leaders NASA's current associate administrator of the human exploration and operations mission director is one before her current role she was the program manager for the commercial crew program so I'd say that's a pretty darn good resume. Also included in the potential mix is another person who those of you familiar with space policy recognize very well Lori Garver a former deputy administrator of NASA with extensive experience in the commercial spaceflight field and she served as the lead space policy advisor for John Kerry's 2004 presidential run and Barack Obama's 2008 campaign. Looking an ear close to the ground for who may potentially be up for the position over the next few weeks. But what about the Biden administration's NASA plants are we going to continue to see the whiplash that every new presidential administration would throw in to NASA as an agency since the early 1990s. Currently all signs they are pointing to no there will be no destructive shift in space policy as a part of the 2020 presidential campaign the Democratic Party platform specifically noted continued support for NASA and its current programs. That means we'll likely see Artemis remain intact as it presently is which would truly be a breath of fresh air to not see a program hit with a sledgehammer by a new presidential administration with the pieces then thrown in the air and however they land is how it goes. You'll likely see an increased emphasis on missions to study the Earth's climate and the goal of Artemis to land the first woman and the next man on the moon in 2024 will likely be allowed to slip and not that many people in the spaceflight industry were confident in the mission by 2024 being safe let alone possible considering recent funding issues such as the human landing system being severely underfunded to the tune of several billion dollars lower per fiscal year than what is necessary to actually make the lander happen. So the gloom and doom that you saw people running around going oh NASA's toast it's not going to be an agency anymore it's done for it's dead no that's not going to be happening at all yes turns out some things you read on Twitter and Reddit and Facebook actually not true you see NASA is one of the few government agencies that actually has broad bipartisan support that means the two major parties here in the United States throw their weight well behind NASA and the work that it does in fact if you look at opinion polls for both parties NASA scores in the high 80s to low 90s consistently over the entirety of its existence that is absolutely amazing and that's really nice to have something that could bring us together you know it's been a little tough to do that but one thing that does bring us together that also has very strong bipartisan support rocket launches so let's go ahead and jump right into this week's space traffic this week we kick it off in China with a long March 6th departing the Tyon Space Center on November 6th at 0319 Universal Time on top was a payload of 10 small observation satellites for satellite logic a Argentine Earth imaging company and three small sats operated by the Chinese government all 13 satellites were successfully placed into a polar low Earth orbit staying in China we have got some new kids on the block with the first launch of the series one rocket from Chinese launch company Galactic Energy using the G-con launch center the 19 meter tall series one left for orbit at 0712 Universal Time on November 7th successfully delivering a single data transmission satellite payload aboard Tonki one to a polar low Earth orbit Galactic Energy is a private company and their series one rocket uses four stages the first three are solid motors and the final fourth upper stage is powered by hydrazine and it is capable of delivering 350 kilograms to low Earth orbit Galactic Energy is also working on another rocket that they're calling Palace One this will be a medium lift orbital launch vehicle with a reusable first stage so congrats to Galactic Energy on making orbit on their first try welcome to the club we now take a long walk over some very tall mountains on our way down to India where after long delays due to the COVID-19 pandemic a polar satellite launch vehicle lifted off on November 7th at 0941 Universal Time from the Satish to one Space Center carrying the EOS 01 radar imaging satellite it was successfully placed into low Earth orbit along with a Lithuanian CubeSat technology demonstrator for CubeSats for Luxembourg's Clios space to test radio transmission monitoring and for lemur two CubeSats for the United States based spire to monitor maritime traffic and weather conditions we then walk north and right over those tall mountains again to China as a Long March 3B begins on the uphill at 1559 Universal Time on November 12th from the Zhixiang Satellite Launch Center a Chinese mobile communications satellite called Tian Tong 102 was successfully placed into a geostationary transfer orbit and over the coming weeks it will use its own propulsion system to circularize itself into a proper geostationary orbit to begin providing S band mobile communication services and one final launch for your traffic report has us heading to Cape Canaveral Florida or a United Launch Alliance Atlas 5531 left Space Launch Complex 41 carrying a secret payload at 2232 Universal Time on November 13th the payload simply known as NRL-101 belongs to the United States National Reconnaissance Office and continued its ascent into an expected news blackout with confirmation of success coming a few hours later flying in the 531 configuration this particular Atlas 5 used a 5 meter payload ferry three strap-on solid rocket motors and a single engine Centaur upper stage the strap-on solid rocket motors were especially notable as this was the first flight of Northrop Grumman's new Gem 63 solids the aerojet rocket-dyne AJ 60 solid motors that they are replacing aren't quite done yet those gem 63s have not been approved by NASA for Starliner launches so those are going to hold off and those launches for Starliner are going to continue to use the AJ 60s ULA has said that the final AJ 60s will be used by the end of 2021 and then the gem 63s will be officially official and here are your upcoming launches and for this week's Space Weather here's Dr. Tana Fisco the new solar cycle continues to pick up momentum this week as we switch to our front-side Sun you can see we have two new bright regions on the earth facing disk we have region 2780 and region 2781 and it is a monster region it's the largest region we've seen thus far in this new solar cycle and the thing is is that this region is complex enough to fire off larger class flares including right now to near M class flares now this isn't a big deal for space traffic but guaranteed it's been causing signal fades and issues on the amateur radio bands on Earth's day side and we do continue to have a risk about a 15% chance for M class flares which means a radio blackout and we have even a 5% chance of an X class flare from this region it all depends upon how it continues to grow but these regions right now are still just kind of sizzling not doing all that much but we are keeping our eye on them as we switch to our far-sided Sun now this is stereo a and it's looking at the Sun pretty much from the side you can see region 2780 and region 2781 the bigger one in the south right there you can see him firing off these little mini solar storms but not all that much it's really more of a flare issue for these these regions and then we have more regions on the Sun's far side that are rotating into stereo's view we will see if these regions are also going to be numbered sunspots but easily they're going to continue to boost that solar flux for amateur radio operators and emergency responders and it just looks like solar cycle 25 continues to keep on giving for more details on this week's space weather including how these new active regions and their increased flare activity might affect you come check out my channel or see me at space weather woman dot com as we wrap up this episode of tomorrow news I want to thank all of you citizens who help make the shows of tomorrow possible here tomorrow when we say that you the citizens help make these shows possible we really do mean that you help make the shows possible we would have none of the equipment that helps us deliver the best news that we can to you we wouldn't be able to have transport to 204 when so allowed hosts such as myself Ryan and Tamatha wouldn't be able to contribute the time like we do to make these shows possible these are your shows if you currently aren't contributing and you'd like to join in with your fellow citizens head on over to youtube.com slash tmro slash join and check out the levels that you can support us at and all the epic rewards such as an exclusive discord 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bad enough but drinking this on top of that


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