not really. but part of a new segment i like to call these are terrible people! who suck! greg: thank you. that was created by my nephew allen for his art class. they like to keep the inmates busy. he ll be out in three years. so first during questioning by special counsel john durham on tuesday an fbi analyst claims the fbi offered ex british agent christopher steel a million bucks if he could corroborate the allegations against candidate trump that were made in the dossier back in 2016. now talk about creating an incentive to lie, offering seven figures for a pee tape. hell i could have made one for him for four, five hundred bucks. in the fox news men s room. or best offer. kneel ca veto owes me a favor. plus he looks good in a wig and can do a russian accent. but why so much money? could it be that steel would need part of that money to pay the corroborateers? he gets paid perhaps to pay off witnesses? it s entirely possible. at any rate the whole thing is seedier t
greg: it s the golden ager versus the college rager. residents of a senior citizen dormitory on the arizona state university campus, who knew? are suing a neighboring bar saying it s too dam loud at night. they argue the bar across the street gets so noisy it keeps them from dozing off. i hate that. i used to wake up every night before i switched to flomax. back in spring, a judge had ordered the shady park bar to limit the volume of outdoor concerts and impose an 11:00 p.m. curfew on fridays and saturdays but the venue appealed arguing it would be bad for business and the city of tempe agreed saying it s good for a vibrant neighborhood. so now the senior citizens, some of whom spent a million dollars to live at axu are suing.
"Simply devastating" is how a Valley live music venue describes a new ruling handed down Wednesday. Officials with the venue Shady Park near University and Mill say the decision by a judge could put them out of business.