The Shane Reaction, December 12th, Hour 2- Chem Trails and Newsom

A smart way to spend your day. It's the Shane reaction. Noon to 3 with Sam Shane on KFPK News Radio. Now, pal, awesome. Sitting in for Sam Shane today. It's hopefully going to be healthy. Back with us very soon, back on the air. Thank you, Sam, Shane, for letting me sit in. The Shane Reaction, KPK News Radio, 93.m., live everywhere on the IHeart Radio app. And, of course, I would like to promote my own show, because I know many of you, you know, at the end of the day, I know a lot of you listen to my show, the Pat Wall Show, 7 to 10, KPK News Radio, Monday through Friday. And some of you're at home and with the family and all that. So if that's the case and you don't have a chance to listen to my radio show, which I hope you do. I'd love to have you part of the Pat Wall Show Radio family. But I do have a podcast as well. I do two shows a day. I have the Pat's Peeps podcast. You can listen to that any time of the day, and please support local business. How's that? 916, 921, 1530, 800, 834 1530. You know, I just kind of mentioned that, you know, we were talking about the weather and the fog, and then either, I think someone mentioned Kim Trails, which got me to, just to kind of, I said a couple of things about Kim Trails and then how the, but. I see that as a conspiracy. Some people see it as a conspiracy. Oh, that's what it was. Someone brought that up as a conspiracy. That's what they said. And then suddenly the phones came alive with Kemptrail conversation. So why not? Let's do that for a minute. There's so many things going on, you know, or socked in with this fog. Let's see, 916, 9211530, 800, 834, 1530. Let's see who's been on hold, the longest. We'll go to Bob, joining us from Sacramento. Bob, you're on the Shane reaction with Pat Walsh. Good Friday to you. Same to you, Pat. Thank you. Actually, I had a whole in-and-out burger while I was waiting to talk to. Is that right? Does you get an animal style or how do you get that in and out, burger? No, no, no, just regular style. All right, okay. Just two comments. For the folks that are just getting this virus that's going around, I had bad news. It lasts about a month. and you're not sick for a month, but the cough lasts for about a month, and it just never seems to go away. So it just, you've got to bear with it. And then on the other topic, we have lived in the, those of us who have lived in the Valley all our lives call it Tully Fog, and I remember years when it settled in, and December didn't go away until March. That's right. That's right.

That's why I was telling Will, obviously you heard that phone call. It's nothing new. For those of you live in the Valley, it's nothing new. You have to deal with it. Exactly. Yeah. It's just part of living in this part. Well, you're smart to live up in the hills. When you play golf up at Surrano Country Club, you're often above it. And sometimes you're right, but sometimes you're right in the middle of it. It's about 1,200 feet. Yeah, I live a little further up the hill than that. So even at the 1,200 mark, and not so far than I'm, again, I'm up there in the snow and everything. So I'm just right in the right spot in terms of those kind of things. It makes for a longer commute, but I'll tell you what, it's worth it sometimes, you know, to have that sunshine. Bob, great talking to you, man. Glad I gave you time to chow down that in-and-out burger, all right, Bob. Thank you. Merry Christmas, man. Thank you. 916, 921, 1530, 800, 834, 1530. You can do the tap and talk, the talk back at 51881, 5181, 5181. Begin your message with KFP. Here is Jeff in Somerset, Jeff. Jeff, how are you, buddy? I'm okay, Pat. Thank you. I do have health issues, but I got the Christmas spirit. Sorry, you're feeling down, buddy. You're barely pounding around for 45 years on a prosthetic leg has an effect on your spine. Oh, gosh. Sorry, Jeff. Sorry to hear that, man. Well, it's a little happening. That's good. Yeah. I tried to call you the other night, and Verizon was telling me I couldn't get through. Ah, maybe it's all the thick fog. I don't know. One of the things I wanted to tell you is sometimes I find myself talking just like you as you're talking. Your reaction to news events and things like that, I find it very interesting. Well, I hope that's a good thing and not a bad thing, Jeff. Well, it's a little good thing. You're very, you're very informative and entertaining. Thank you. Thank you. But the Kim Trail thing, the Kim Trail thing. Yeah. It's the known thing. It's weather. It's weather seed. They're doing it. And the Kim Trail don't dissipate because there's been groups that have trailed them and taken in the fumes and they've documented. what's in there. And it's nothing you really want in there as a person. But yes, it does affect the weather. Now, you're messing with Mother Nature. I'm not so sure that's a good idea. But they admit to it and it's documented. Well, yes. Cloud seeding does go on. Yeah, yeah, it does. Now, I don't, now cloud seating goes on, but I don't know, maybe you can tell me, or someone that probably knows is more of an expert on this. I think we have an expert on the line, as a matter of fact.

And I think that would be two different things, maybe, which is in itself, I agree with you, by the way. That's kind of your mess. It's not nice to, you know, fool Mother Nature. Remember that old commercial? You don't want to fool Mother Nature. You should always get really mad, get really upset over that margarine. But, yeah, so I think cloud seating is that different than chemtrails. And it's odd to me that they would see the clouds, too, by the way. Yeah, they shouldn't be. The trails, when we take in the trails that aren't dissipating, the comp trails dissipate spread out quickly. The gyms don't. And my recollection, some of the stuff they found them is white blood cells and ammonia. There's a bunch of them. So. Why do you think they would do that, Jeff? That's always my question. Why do you think that they would do that? because they're politicians and they think they know everything. Well, that makes sense. I can't argue with that. I can't argue with that line of reasoning, Jeff. Jeff, I'm sorry to hear you're dealing with that injury and that kind of a thing going on, but it's good to hear from you during the daytime, buddy. Thank you. It comes with old age, I think. Ah, well. Merry Christmas to you, my friend. I do appreciate you, Jeff, and we'll talk to you on the evening show again or back on this show if we get an opportunity. Thank you. 916, 921, 1530, 800, 834 1530. Patrick in Placerville, it says I guess you're a chemtrails expert, Patrick. Well, I'm not an expert, but I do have an explanation for them. Okay. All right, so your commercial airlines, they're flying at 30,000 foot. So you do have the condensation coming out of the exhaust. And I don't know of any living thing that could survive going through the exhaust of a jet because that's 375 degrees. So, I mean, hot coming out. But the other thing is, people say, oh, they're chemtrails because they're crisscross. Aircraft fly at different altitudes for different directions so they don't crash into each other head on. So that's why you see criss-cross patterns. Yeah, that's always kind of interesting when you look up and you see those criss-cross patterns, and maybe someone tends to think there was one airplane up there making criss-cross patterns, but that's not the way it works. I can't imagine that would be the way it works. What you say seems like a logical explanation, Patrick. And also with cloud seeding, that is done at a lower altitude to help induce rain. And it's just the type of salt that they put in. So the moisture attaches to the salt and then it forms a water drop. So then to be clear, the chem trails thing, the so-called chem trails, and cloud seeding are two very different things, right? Yes, they are. Yeah, that's what I figured. That's what I figured. And that's why I wanted someone to confirm that. Again, I'm no expert, but that's what I've heard over the years. The research that I have done, the limited, I guess, research that I have done has indicated that that is the case. And I appreciate you confirming that with that knowledge. Patrick and Placerville, Merry Christmas. Thank you for listening to Sam's show today, okay? Oh, thank you very much. You too. You're welcome.

916-921-1530. Should we squeeze in one more call, Michael? All right. Let's go to Ken in Sacramento. Welcome to the Shane reaction there. Ken, you're on with Pat Walsh. Yeah, I just wanted to mention I used to be with the Marine Corps down in the desert Blythe, California, and we had called in airstrikes down there. And the sky would be full of contrails from... Passenger jets taking off from Los Angeles and San Diego and coming in from the East Coast. And the sky would be absolutely clear. And by the afternoon, horizon to horizon would be contrails, just slowly settling over the sky. And it's just altitude and pressure. On moisture, it causes contrails at a certain altitude. And it was nothing scary about it. It's just real. It's just an event, you know, it's, yeah, it's just part of if we want to travel and you're at a certain altitude, you're going to see the exhaust, I guess, as the other caller put it, coming from the airplane into the sky, and you're going to see that. And it's interesting that he said the crisscross pattern and explain that, which makes logical sense to me, Ken. Yeah, and if you watch the old World War II movies, those B-17s fly on over Europe, they all left con trails. And I don't think that was, you know, some weird scientists trying to poison the people. I don't think so. I don't think so. I can't imagine. Also, I'm a duck hunter, and I am very familiar with four months of fog here in California. Right. Nothing unusual, right, Ken? No, we drive from Sacramento up to Gridley and Colusa, 10 miles an hour. That's all you could go. Oh, yeah. It was just socked in fog. Yep, I know that area very well. Yeah, all the way up through there, all the way up to Reading, all the way. If you're driving up, I-5, up that way, Ken, guess what? This time of year, there's a good chance you're traveling in the fog. Be careful. 916, 921, 1530, 800, 8341530. We have the tap and talk, the talk back. We call the tap and talk on the Pat Wall Show. Text 51881. Start your message with KIPK. We have a couple of them here, and then we'll get right back to the phone calls. So we're talking about chem trails and cotton trails. Are we conned by the chem trails? I don't know. Here we go. It is not that much of a conspiracy anymore because we know they cloud seed, and we have seen evidence of these airplanes retrofitted with...

gear to spray the sky. We have scientific evidence of heavy metals and areas in the mountains where it shouldn't be, where those metals should not be. Go ahead and do your own science and look up every day and see how often those condensation trails last because they should not last for hours. Well, luckily for that guy, Mike, I am going to do my experiments. I am going to conduct my own. I've got a lab coat and some beakers. I will be driving up there on pretty much a weekly or daily basis. I haven't decided yet. I shall conduct these experiments to see if the metal is infiltrated into the hills to then prove the point that chemtrails exist. Or maybe I won't do that. I don't know. Here's another one. KFBK. Hi, Pat. This is Aluvia. It's a pleasant surprise hearing you filling in for Sam Shane. So regarding the fog. I have really been enjoying it because it reminds me of Christmas time when I was a little girl here in Sacramento. Have a great day. Olivia, gosh, she is so nice. She was out at the Pats Peeps gathered out at the fair. Her and her sister, what sweethearts, thank you. And I love her attitude. Yeah, all right. What are you going to do? You're going to deal with it unless you're going to go somewhere else. You're going to deal with the fog, and you're going to make the best of it. You're going to go, hey. This is holiday-like. And that's what I do. I'm still going to be in a good mood because it's holiday-like. Aluvia. I love the positive attitude. All right. One more quickly. Here we go. Hey, Pat. I wanted to mention that people looking up at the commercial aircraft claiming that that's cloud seating is also very annoying. But take a look at it in 2024, the USS Hornet, there was a cloud-brightening experiment that was quietly shut down. in order to cool the planet. So out of San Francisco. And then also out of Tahoe, there is the silver nitrate, the silver eagles that smut and PG&E invested. Thank you very much. Very good. Again, the tap and talk or the talkback 5181. You can start your message with KFBK. Let us go to beautiful paradise where Richard is waiting. Hi there, Richard. Welcome to the show. Welcome to the Shane reaction with Pat Walsh. Hey, Pat, I listen to you on my way home every night. Actually, I live in Magalia, but I always say Paradise. Hello, Magellia. I love Magalia and Paradise, Richard. Thank you, by the way. Beautiful. We have no fog right now, and we haven't had any. Nice. My thing is, is I'm a little concerned with some of the fake news that I'm hearing on this station, and I'm not coming at you because I listen to you. But I was on my way home the other night, and one of the reporters got on there and just gave a brief. So everybody could, and this is where I'm concerned. At that time, there's a lot of people listening, and she got on there and said that... our horrible leader in this state, well, whatever he is, is his numbers are going up. He's supposed to be, you know, on training on the great side and everything else. I just, I'd like to ask her if, you know, and you, I know you made a comment after that because I heard you go, huh, wow. What is this one? So my concern is this.

Where did she get that one little piece of information? And why wouldn't she come? I know this is a very, and I understand that we have to be, I listen to Dietrich, and he's, you know, both sides, whatever. But predominantly this is a conservative station, and we are in Northern California, and we are very conservative. So my question is, and I have nothing against liberals, and well, I do, but I don't. But that's a different story. I know exactly what you want to ask, Richard. Richard, I'm going to tell you what. I know exactly what you want to ask me. And, you know, it is not Kitty's job nor any news anchor to... give her opinions or so gosh i i want to say this but i want to say it in a delicate way that i'm not even sure how i can phrase this um in a very delicate way i am fully aware, Richard. Even on nights when I'm talking about who played the best guitar lead in the middle of a song, don't you ever know, always know that I am fully aware of everything that is happening, not only around me, but on this radio station and other radio stations that I have heard and listened to and pay attention to. And all I can say in a respectful manner is that there are... We have editors. The editor strings together, and I'm not putting the blame or placing the blame or saying there's a blame to even be placed. But the anchor reads what was stacked in front of them, and those... Stories can be cherry-picked from a little outlet, and you put them on there, and suddenly they're bigger because you know what? You heard it on the radio. And it plays into our psyche is what it does. Absolutely, Richard. I know what you're saying, my friend. And the thing is, I've just got my 13-year-old listening to him because truly I listen to Sam because I dig them. I just, I get, man, and I listen to you because... It's all reality. It's not fake. It's the truth. And for some people, I've got my third channel asking, Dad, why is our gas $5 a gallon? It's a good question. I got to go, Richard, but thank you, brother. More to come. It's a Shane reaction. How are you? Who's this guy in the radio? Who is that? It's not Sam. It's Pat Walsh. Hi. I'm the host of the evening show here on KFPK. Man, I'm proud to work at KFPK. 93.1 FM, 1530 a.m. Sitting in for Sam Shane, the Shane Reaction. Live everywhere on your Iheart radio app. By the way, just a reminder, if you do miss any of the Shane reaction with Sam or myself today, filming in, you can find the show on a podcast on the IHart Radio app. Search the Shane reaction with Sam Shane. Listen to any time, anywhere on any device. Why you're at it, by the way, here's another show I highly recommend.

The Pat's Peep's podcast, for those of you, who do not know that I have a podcast. Be on my show, 7 to 10 here on KIPK. I have a podcast, so check it out. Are you stealing from the checkout? I've got that story coming up. We kind of got off on this sort of a side note here with chem trails and con trails. 916, 9211530, 800, 8341530. Also, I want to talk about the Budweiser plant in Fairfield. That's shutting down. And 6-7. What? What does that mean? I don't know. But it's affecting in-out burger and some other things. So we'll talk about it with you. First of all, we go ladies first. Sarah in Grass Valley, welcome to the Shane reaction with Pat Walsh. You there, Sarah? Uh-oh. What was that? What are we doing here? Okay, she dropped. Is that our cool, drop the interlude music we have going here, Mike? What is this? Oh, that's cool. We don't have people that dropped music on my show. I need to start that. That's pretty good. When people drop, we got a little tune. Here's Mike and beautiful Apple Hill. I'll bet you're up there out of that fog, aren't you, Mike? Hey, good to hear you, Pat. Yeah, and it's been sunny and warm up here. It feels like spring. It's so beautiful. We've talked before in the evenings.

Well, Tom Zombie from the zombie walk a couple years ago. Oh, yeah. He had a nice little interview. So hopefully you remember me, man. Just good to hear your voice. Have a good day, dude. Awesome. Thank you. I remember you well. Thank you so much for that. Let's go to the phones. Let's go to D. D. Joining us from Sacramento today. Welcome, Dee. How are you? I wish people would start using the correct adjective for people who murder other people, like in the Kirk case. Even Trump uses it, but they say, oh, he's a coward. And that is not the right word. A coward is someone who... Has no, no, let me see, where is it? Where's the definition? Oh, dear. Anyway, I think people who go around killing other people have no self-respect and they hate themselves, and that's why they kill. And I just wish somebody, people would start using a better adjective. Thank you. Oh, you're welcome. Thank you, Dee. I've got other adjectives for him. I can't use them on the air as a thing. So I go with coward. I can use murderer. I can do that. But there's other adjectives. They don't let me use them. I got an FCC license and all. The station does. Or I could reel off a whole list of them. How about that? 9169-21-1530. 800-8-34-1530. Let's go to Frank in Sacramento. Welcome to the Shane reaction, Frank. Yes, first a couple of the wall comments. I woke up to have lunch a while ago, and I thought I skipped. I slept the whole day because I thought it was 7 o'clock. And then I opened the window. I said, well, it's still daytime. And I thought it was in the twilight zone. And then I thought, this is bad watch. Anyway, you got me all confused. Anyway, but I just want to make a comment on the health of President Trump. He is fatigued. You can tell in his eyes, just look at his eyes. He needs to take a, the doctor should demand that he take a two-week vacation because he's worked for a whole year 24-7. And now, you know, a lot of these reporters, not all of them, but a lot of them, they see it's just like a line that's weak or injured, and they circle around them, and they start sniping on him. And not that they haven't done that before, but when he is really just fatigued, and I think he should take a tweet because hand the wheel over to vans. Yeah, man. Well, I don't know about handing it over. I'm up against it, but I'll tell you this, Virgin. Because I know it's Virgin Frank. Listen, man, I think he needs vacation. I think vacation is underrated. He needs to think clearly. And it's amazing that his naysayers will say, well, all he does is spend time at the golf course. Thank you, Frank. For those of you, coughing and coughing and coughing, get better. It's very dangerous. You're coughing and driving in fog.

That's tough to deal with. Chain Reaction, KBK News Radio, 93.1 FM, 1530 a.m. Live everywhere, my friends, on the IHeart Radio app, along with the Pat's Peep's podcast. Also available on the IHeart Radio app. Did you know this? You know, sometimes you come up with a good topic for your show. You want to get phone calls and... I think people will call up on a good topic. Ah, people will resonate with this. They'll call up. This is one of those that's a good topic, but I don't know that people will call and admit to this. So there's this lending tree survey that's just out, lending tree. put out their annual survey. And this one says that more consumers, that would be you and I, are stealing from the checkout. Well, I didn't say I was. I'm not admitted to nothing. Many are blaming the higher prices. Have you heard this? Self-checkout can be a handy tool, of course. They say that because the grocery prices are too high. Then we have to check out our own stuff. We've got to do it ourselves, and then you have to buy the grocery bag. Come on now. But you get other regular lines are a little too long, so you go over to the little self-checkout, right? You only have a few items, whatever. Well, while the convenience is great, the self-checkout also provides, they say, at Lendingtree.com, more opportunities for theft without detection.

As a matter of fact, according to this report, 27% of self-checkout users have purposefully taken, taken an item without scanning it. This is a survey by lending tree of 2050 U.S. consumers. Now, how do you get the people to admit that? Like, do you call people, hey, how you doing? Yeah, it's Bob from Lending Tree. Listen, I know you probably don't want to admit this, but have you ever stolen from the, you know, what do you? How are they getting people to do it? Like if I were to say, hey, give me a call. Tell me if you've stolen from the checkout, the self-checkout line. I don't know that people would call, disguising them. Are you got, I stole from the checkout line? 27% of self-checkout users are purposely taking an item without scanning it. alarmingly unaffordable essentials 47% price increases are the main motivations for doing this here's what they're saying here's a lending tree is saying While the self-checkout registers do remain popular. 55% of Americans, they like the self-checkouts for their speed, for the convenient 69% of people who use them believe they make it easier to steal. Older self-checkout users are the most likely to think people could take advantage of them, 77%. Among baby boomers, 70% among Gen Xers. Talk about that. More of your phone calls. More of your Tapper Talk straight ahead. It's the Shane reaction. Appreciate you listening on this Friday. I'm Pat Walsh. Filling in for the Shane reaction. More of your phone calls coming up, KPK News Radio.

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