didn t, we were gonna, you know, kinda get swept out. ugh, you son of a [ bleep ] and so i came up with the notion of doing a cop show that was r-rated. when abc s broadcast standards read our script, they went berserk. i was sitting with a pen and a pencil drawing pictures of breasts to try to show them what we would show and what we wouldn t show. grown-ups sitting in a room, you know, doodling. then we started in on the language. we heard some reporter called the lowlife [ bleep ] turned pimp with the brains of a flea and the balls of a moth. the program premiered with an advertising boycott. channel 7, shame on you! but it was such an immediate hit, that boycott lasted, oh, 4 weeks. come on, line em up. they could use the nudity and the curse words to go deeper into the actual emotional burden of being a cop. i m an [ bleep ]
is not a smoking gun here. but there s smoke, so keep investigating. i mean, come on. this this is so much like the durham investigation. i have people who call me every day, right? will call me every day, will call me on january 7th, oh, yeah, well, you know, that thing that happened at the capitol yesterday was bad, but why won t the press talk about hunter biden s laptop? tell me about it. tell me about it. tell me about talk about the illegalities. then you say to them, well, if hunter did something wrong, he should go to jail. that s how america works. when he goes to jail, democrats won t try to undermine the american judicial system. well, if you can t do the time, don t do the crime. for some reason, there s a different standard with republicans. for some reason, they yell, lock em up, lock everybody
one man s word when his age is the whole basis for the so-called expose? an oklahoma county commissioner caught on tape talking about killing blacks, and a local journalist has resigned. the county s mac general jennings was heard general its was heard on tape and shared with the fbi as wishing the days of lynching blacks were still here. hang em up with a damn rope, but you can t do that. they got more rights than we got. howard: here jennings is talking to the county sheriff about killing a reporter for the paper. i know who or three hit men, very quiet guys. [inaudible] howard: the others on the call were a sheriff s captain and the jail administrator, and are you ready for this? the sheriff s county rather than addressing the horrible, racist
about he wanted to have kids he wanted kids really bad. he wanted to start a family. his sisters say frank thought his faith would guid him there. he was big into believing that god was going to give him signs of what was good for his life and then one day at church, frank ran into a woman h worked with at angel gate. he called mom to tell her that he had met this woman angelina, and that she was his soul mate. our mom was so excited oh my goodness, she called m up, she was so excited frank has met someone! her name was angelina morales, she had also been i the military she was a devoted a christia as frank their romance was a whirlwind. they met in february, an married an april angelina had a nine year old daughter named autumn, s instant family i liked frank frank was a really good guy. seemed very down to earth.
the quiz daddy. quiz daddy. quiz daddy. quiz daddy. that s what you thought of, right? you know, you re like, oh, 9 p.m., time to spend time with quiz daddy. shake em up, shake em up, shake em up, shake em. it became pretty obvious to me fairly quickly that there was some professional jealousy seeping into this dynamic between rus and myself. i honestly think rus had some scars from the vine days. i mean, he created a platform that allowed all these viners to become megastars. and rus was still fairly anonymous behind the scenes. and here he was seeing another guy get famous off another one of his products. and it wasn t sitting too well with him. i remember him very clearly telling me, this is not the scott rogowsky show. you re just a host. in fact, when this show gets bigger, i want to get a celebrity host. like jim parsons, you know, maybe jamie foxx. and this was rus telling me, like, yeah, you re replaceable. we re going to replace you. but i was having fun wi