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Make the domain two three starting your morning off right,
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with Michael Gill Charm.
Speaker 1 (00:35):
Seven minutes after the hour coming up in mere thirteen
to fourteen minutes, I will be completely indicated, completely and
not to make it all about me, but I want
to make it all about me now we'll just call
it Dunes Day. I remember a local television reporter in Tulsa, Oklahoma,
came to do a story on me while I was
on the errand she was looking at me through the
glass like I was some kind of cage j zoo animal. Right,
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you know that just doesn't happen around on her set
with scripts and makeup what I just thought. I was
a little nuts like you guys think. I know you
think I'm nuts. Look, I gotta be honest with you.
In the five minutes leading up to that show intro,
I even questioned if I was nuts some of the
things that were coming out of my mouth. This shows
I got stuck in egomaniac old disc jockey and I
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couldn't stop doing it for the last half hours. Oh
and it's coming up here in about ten minutes to
make sure. In fact, yes, I'm going that has nothing
to do with my vindication, but I will end this
segment as egomaniac old disc jockey. I don't know what
it is about that cutting crew song turns me into
egomaniac disc jockey. Well there's quite a few in here
that can turn you into the egomaniac disc jockey. How's
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my characters come and go? Jim Nance came, stayed about
two years. Well he'll come back here in just a few.
Well the next monsters mysters down the way. You know,
I'll never forget when House of Cards was big and
I couldn't stop doing Kevin Spacey voice in House of
Cards that lasted for about four months. But Casey Cason
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will come and go, Neil Diamond'll come and go. These
people just come and go. Today it's egomaniac disc jockey.
There's an old expression, there's a new sheriff in town.
Speaker 3 (02:14):
You know.
Speaker 1 (02:15):
I don't know that we can relate to that today
with modern day sheriff's departments. In fact, most of us
really don't quite know what to do with our local
police and sheriff's department and the difference between the two.
Are you doing egomaniac disc jockey? Now? No, And that's insulting.
This is me, okay, you creep wondering? No what I
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go Jim Nance and like, don't play this on goo.
I'm trying to make a serious boy and get to it.
Let's just place as they can go. The azaleas are
full for the masters tradition like no other. Get rid
of it. I can't. I'll never forget. One time I
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was on a golf cart with David Sanadi and all
said Richard Nixon showed it and he stayed for like
six holes till Daven begged me for him to leave.
I am not a crook. He always starts to say,
with how'sh deb, how's the kids?
Speaker 3 (03:08):
No?
Speaker 1 (03:08):
So like in the Old West. Imagine when if you
didn't have a good sheriff. In the Old West, lawlessness,
loved ones dead, everything you work hard, force stolen on
a whim. That'd be pretty chaotic, wouldn't it. I live
in Franklin, Tennessee, and I can tell you if I
didn't have Franklin is my morale, and the essence of
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my morale is it's people, it's neighborhoods, it's charming and
chanting downtown, but our police department. I wanted to raise
my children somewhere safe. I love all of them. I
washed my car and they're there. I doc to them,
I bop in, I doctored them at the convenience store
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because I'm grateful. I know every day I get up,
I live somewhere safe. Nothing's gonna go kuckoo, Fred and al.
You imagine the Old West that would happen, and then
a new sheriff would come to town and restore law
and order. Oh when she loved to have sat down
and had a whiskey with him, Oh, absolutely, you didn't care.
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He probably didn't have time for you. Probably just looked
over it, looked down at A'm busy, I'm drinking a
whiskey in a dirty glass. But you know, there's a
new sheriff in town, restoring safety, restoring happiness, restoring sanity.
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That's kind of what it feels like with Donald Trump.
Where's he good? He turned? This is to Donald Trump,
ask Mark Fogel. Mark Fogel has been rotting in a
Russian jail for three and a half years while you
were laughing at old Joe stuttering and saying crazy things.
But there's a new sheriff in town. And his ninety
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five year old mother ran into Donald Trump on the
campaign trail and everything that Donald Trump's been doing for
two and a half weeks, and as busy as he's been,
he found time to remember what the ninety five year
old asked him for. Bring my son home. Last night,
there was a scene I was going to play some
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in the sounds of the day of the audio. The
part on the ground was hard to hear. Later in
the White House was easier to hear, So I chose
the sound from inside the White House. And you'll Donald Trump,
President Trump tell this story of his mother. But I
don't know about you. Read the scenes of him out
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in the snow with Donald Trump, receiving him on the
tarmac with the flag draped around him, and you know,
it's a matter of time before somebody goes. You know,
etiquette is you're not supposed to wear a flag like that.
That was a prison in a Russian gulag for three
and a half years. He's home, and he's home because
there's a new sheriff. It's the feel good story of
the day. We'll kick that around a little bit later.
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We said throughout the campaign there's some real problems for
the Democrat Party. It is not a Donald Trump phenomenon.
They have been losing Hispanic votes for about two decades.
They've just now lost the entire voting block. Hardworking Hispanics
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of faith and family and country are not interested in
open borders and lawlessness, and they're certainly not interested in
wokeness because they're faith, family, and country. We documented how
they had lost the black vote, and in particular it
(06:55):
was male black vote. They lost Asian vote. But hidden
deep inside the new polling is a major warning for
the Democrats. Remember the old Asian egomaniac talk radio with
the host should I always tell you something? Only we've
been telling you it's the youth Democrats lost blue collar votes,
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lost Hispanic lost blacks. I don't think they've realized, and
you would think with all the wokeness crumbling around them,
Wait a minute, this was to be our generation. I mean,
we expected the boomers not to like all this wokeness there,
get off my lawn. But the young people, this is
what we meticulously indoctrinated them with from kindergarten to graduation
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and if they went on to higher education, everything they
listen to, everything they watch on TV or on a
big screen. We set the table. If anybody was going
to eat, it would be the youth, right this just
did this just in. New polling suggests the Democrats have
a major problem with the youth vote. In the under
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thirty category, fifty five percent of Gen Z voters approved
of Donald Trump's first twenty days. So the left is
trying to obstruct protest. I don't even know if they're
gonna go all the way into insurrection. God forbid, anybody
look into their books and they're bringing up the price
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of eggs year to year. Donald Trump's president twenty days,
Joe Biden was in president, was president three hundred and
forty of those days. Never mind They've had a White
House twelve in the last sixteen years. They're gonna play
the price of eggs and the decision that really the
Biden administration made to kill a bunch of chickens on Trump,
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I mean, this is really petty. As a Russian prisoner
released after three and a half years because Donald Trump
picked up the phone and kept a promise to his
ninety five year old mother. But that's the problem, not
fifty plus. In fact, we did remember when we did
the research, was it two weeks ago. Read the younger
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the number, the higher the approval was, the more it
came almost even by the time he got to seventy plus.
It's the youth. It's the future that is the problem
for the Democrat Party. A Democrat party that I told
you might be extinct by the end of the decade.
Gen Z are swinging in the opposite direction, likely due
to Trump's quick action. Over sixty percent of gen Z
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respondents described Trump as are you ready, effective, focused, energetic, tough.
Now there is another thing, you know. Have you just
kind of watched television? I mean, with the exception of
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a couple, every outspoken Democrat senator is over ninety years old.
All the Republicans are young. I can't tell you how many.
When I used to be in programming, and these general
managers go, the audience is just getting too old, and
we can't figure out why. I said, well, what do
(10:22):
you define as old? Well, we're supposed to be twenty
five to fifty four, ah, but you know we're kind
of leaning sixty sixty five plus. Average age right now
is sixty two. Station's just too old for the demo
for what we're trying to show. And I would say,
and this surprises you, what do you mean to surprise me?
(10:43):
I'd say, your morning host is seventy one years old,
your midday guy is sixty six years old, your afternoon
guy is sixty nine years old. Would you think your
audience was going to be why? Because of sixty nine
year old talks from a sixty nine year old's perspective.
(11:05):
They've already owned a home for thirty years, they're on
Social Security, are gonna be as soon as they get fired.
A twenty five year old can't relate to that. They're
not talking about trying to raise a family or the
price of diapers because it's not affecting them anymore. They
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talk about what's interesting to them, and that's interesting to
people that are like their age, and that's why your
audience is old. I don't even have to I even
have to finish the analogy. If I was Jesus, I
would just mess up the sand and say try the bread.
I'll be here all week, and I'd walk off. That's
the problem the Democrats are having, but buried in this
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is the rejection of wokeness. I don't think they saw
that coming. The Senate is expected to add Telsea Gabbert
to the bench of fourteen care Habnet members. So far,
the great Nose to Del Giordo is correct. By the way,
we interrupt this show, we interrupt the show with breaking news.
This is unprecedented. There seems to be a brunette on
(12:11):
the set of Fox News right now. I don't know
how this happened, how this slipped through, but there is
someone with dark a female with dark hair on the
Fox and Friends couch. I can't be the natural color.
We believe this has never happened before. We return you
now to your regularly scheduled programming. It's your Morning Show
with Michael Delchorno. It's Top five floors of the daytime,
(12:37):
nol Morolo, what part about you know? Taking control of
Gaza is going to lead to peace in the Middle East,
don't you get? That's what Donald Trump wants to know.
Speaker 4 (12:44):
Speaking alongside the King of Jordan on Tuesday, Trump said
the Gaza Strip as a war torn region and added
Palestinians will be moved to what he called a safer place.
Speaker 5 (12:53):
We're gonna take it, We're gonna hold it, We're gonna
cherish it. We're going to get it going eventually where
a lot of jobs are going to be created for
the people in the Middle East.
Speaker 1 (13:04):
It's going to be for the people in the Middle East.
Speaker 6 (13:06):
But I think it can be a diamond.
Speaker 4 (13:08):
King Abdo with a second the pledge to take in
two thousand and sick Palestinian children. Meanwhile, Trump also doubled
down on a Saturday deadline for Hamas to release all
remaining hostages and said he doesn't think Hamas will meet
the demand.
Speaker 1 (13:20):
A Mark Mayfield, President said on this Valentine's Day, gosh,
so would you be my Valentine Day? He's going to
hold it. Jerry, an American teacher in prisoned in Russia,
is a free man. Lisa Taylor has a story.
Speaker 3 (13:33):
Trump Special Envoy to the Middle East Steve Whitcock negotiated
a deal with the Kremlin to release Mark Fogel and
his mother, Malphine, is thrilled.
Speaker 1 (13:40):
He called me earlier today saying that he was in.
Speaker 6 (13:44):
A Moscow airport and waiting to.
Speaker 1 (13:47):
Fly to Washington. D C.
Speaker 3 (13:49):
Vogel was arrested on charges the bringing medical marijuana into
Russia in twenty twenty one. The American teacher was released
from the Kremlins custody and left on Whitcoff's plane. Fogel
was cified as wrongly detained by former President Biden late
last year. Amy said, Taylor, if you.
Speaker 1 (14:05):
Open your gog map, guess what you're going to see.
A big, beautiful golf called Golf of America. Jacqueline Carr
has more.
Speaker 6 (14:13):
The change was made starting Monday.
Speaker 7 (14:15):
The switch comes after President Trump signed an executive order
to rename the golf on his first day back in office.
Speaker 6 (14:21):
Google Maps users in.
Speaker 7 (14:23):
Mexico will continue to see Gulf of Mexico displayed, while
everyone else outside the US will see both names.
Speaker 6 (14:29):
Trump signed a proclamation.
Speaker 7 (14:31):
Declaring it Gulf of America day as Air Force one
flew over the body of water for the first time
since he renamed it.
Speaker 6 (14:38):
Jacqueline Carl NBC News Radio, and.
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Now it's vindication time for your humble host. A new
study says developing a more playful approach to life can
have a positive impact on your well being oh side.
Speaker 8 (14:54):
The study published by Frontiers in Psychology, has found that
there's a strong connection between playful and resilience. It's called lemonading,
like making lemonade when life hands you lemons. Therapist doctor
George James has some suggestions.
Speaker 1 (15:09):
There are ways that you can start to see life
and have fun.
Speaker 3 (15:13):
For me, maybe just dancing to a song that you
love and being able to see creativity in that moment.
Speaker 8 (15:19):
Researchers found people they surveyed were more or less playful
based on their self reported inclinations towards spontaneity and seeking
out fun. So maybe put down the phone, stop the
social media doom scrolling, and I'm Michael Fastener.
Speaker 1 (15:36):
Thank you, Michael. I used to play that back at
the Big five, K Beggar k C W b.
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H.
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I just watch President Trump's meeting with the King of
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and this thought came to mind. How about moving the
United Nations headquarters from New York City to the future
reconstructed Kaza Strip. This would be a fitting symbol of
peace to the war torn Middle East. Well, the nations
of the world certainly wouldn't allow their representatives and ambassadors
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to be in jeopardy. Would certainly get a sense of pride. Jim,
You've had worst ideas this one, Michael, I seem to
remember you talking about a video during the Clinton administration
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of Bill Clinton riding around the White House on a
bicycle while John Podesta was sitting behind the Resolute desk.
Guess that was in Christmas in America two thousand, three
years ago or four years ago, if I'm remembering that right.
If so, wouldn't it be interesting for a visual besides
the time cover. They're not obviously interested, They're not even
(18:03):
interested in who's been running the White House for the
last four years. Greetings from Sacramento. I just wanted to
send you all a personal message. I'm grateful to have
found your show and your unique way of doing radio.
See he appreciates me. On like you two in grades.
You're gonna work Christmas Day? If I have any say,
(18:23):
you're working Christmas Day. Just added to the holiday.
Speaker 6 (18:26):
Mommy, where do I send Daddy's present?
Speaker 1 (18:28):
Oh, hang on to it. He'll be home New Year's
This will be here Monday, Red and Jeff, I gotta
take myself. Listen. No, when my son was an infant
in the crib, and it seems like yesterday, I put
two jerseys above his crypt a crib, New York Yankees
and the Chicago Cups, hoping he would choose the Yankees
and not live my cursed life as a Cubs fan.
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He chose the Cubs. You won a World Series. Yankees
have it. Go figure. And then there was an on
the other side. There were two jerseys, and there was
an LSU jersey where I went, and an Oklahoma Sooner jersey.
He chose. Oh you, my son watches women's softball, Oh
you basketball? Football, baseball can tell you any player. There's stats.
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This guy has lived, slept, dreamt, cried, and cheered, oh you.
He chose to become an Oklahoma Sooner. So we're leading
for orientation. I think I think that's a necessary getaway
President's Day. I didn't even know it was President's Day.
To be honest with you, if that makes anything, we're
going to be off anyway. I don't know. I didn't
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realize that we had to do orientation. We didn't realize
we thought we had till may see read you ought
to be ashamed of what you were saying about him.
Never mind, go ahead, I apologize. You guys were talking
about me behind my back. I wasn't read my son's
going to be at where was I? Somebody was saying
something nice about me before you rudely interrupted me. I'm
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grateful to have found your show and for your unique
on doing talk radio. I'm able to use your perspective
to be informed and put in proper perspective all the
noise in the world. We do not always agree, but
that's a good thing. Have a safe and productive week,
Roger and Sacramento. That's that's very nice. I was tempted
to say that's better than a paycheck, but the paycheck
(20:18):
is necessary, but in a sense, that's better. I'm trying
to find the one I loved it. I don't know
why it scrolled down so fast. It's Rachel, Where are you, Rachel?
I gotta share this one. It's just too clever. It's
something her son said. How did these I must have
(20:39):
been scrolling while I was talking. How did I get
this far down? I don't know. You need you need
some use scrolling music. That's gonna be next. Catherine had
this one. I'll stop at this one. You know, I've
seen a lot of anti government rallies, but this is
the first time I've ever seen a pro government rally
with the devs. We want bureaucrats keep bar waste. I
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don't know where you went, Rachel, but it was great.
I could almost Oh here it is. My oldest boy,
Andrew recently downloaded the rocket app, you know, to help
him be a little bit more aware of how discretionary
spending can get out of control. I love the commercials
for this because we're all subscribing to things or hitting
temporary subscriptions and forgetting and for some of us it
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adds up to be like almost four hundred three four
hundred dollars a month, and this app wipes them all out.
You could always resubscribe if it's something you're using, but
you'd be surprised how many things you're no longer using,
you're still paying for the rocket app Everyone should do it,
and he did it to wipe out discretionary spending that's
gotten out of control. This weekend. He said, you know,
(21:45):
I don't know why everyone is hating Elon Musk. All
he's doing is being the rocket for the government. He's like, hey, America,
you spent this much money on this random thing. You
want to cancel it? Well, her son's and genius, obviously
because Rachel is. But that's really what is happening. That
really is how most of America is perceiving that. That's
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really how out of touch the left is with all
of this. I'll give you another great example. We're going
to do this and sounds the day, but I'll do
it now. Here's a Senator Elizabeth Warren fifteen years ago.
Speaker 9 (22:19):
Listen, when that much money disappears, it's usually because somebody
broke some laws Somewhere.
Speaker 1 (22:26):
When that much money disappears, someone stole it. Someone broke
some laws, and she was all for digging and finding it.
But now the doze is digging into the money they've
been stealing. But if we don't.
Speaker 9 (22:40):
Look, if we don't ask, if we don't uncover it
and make it all public. We'll never find out.
Speaker 1 (22:46):
We are here too fine, that's it as a fifteen
year difference. But yeah, no, I think the American people
do get it. I do look at it. It was great.
Elon Musk came with his alex hit A son with
him in the Oval Office, which first and foremost I
loved because you know, somebody told the President you saw
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Time magazine. They put Elon behind the resolute desk. They're
all saying, he's co president. We don't want a visual
of you in Elon in the Oval Office, and then
Trump sticks it right in their face with him firmly
sitting behind the resolute desk and peppering Elon to share
with you some of the things he's finding. The most
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precious thing is the boy, Brett. You didn't even comment
on this, all right, So the sun, perfect hair, gorgeous face.
He's wearing a crisp, light blue dress shirt Kyla ropin
with a beautiful V neck vest, slacks and a London
(23:58):
fog overcoat. So the kids dressed like you know, he
just fell right out of GQ, right his father, the billionaire,
black jeans, a T shirt, a coat, and a scruffy
looking hat. And I'm thinking to myself, if I was
a billionaire, would I still dress like a slob, And
(24:18):
I'm thinking I would, But at least my son would
look just so. The other is the son maybe as
antsy as his father. You know, apple doesn't fall far
from the tree is a nice way of saying it.
So he stands, you know, relatively calm. In fact, if
you listen to the first few seconds, I should probably
find them play for it's adorable Donald Trump talking to
the kid. But then Donald's sitting behind the desk, and
(24:41):
the kid mostly is standing while his father's talking. Every
now and then he'll roam around and start fidgeting with
things on the resolute desk. You could see Donald just
kind of keeping an eye on him.
Speaker 3 (24:52):
You know.
Speaker 1 (24:54):
No, I'm thinking that button you don't want to touch, son,
that's not touch But I mean, it's just the little
glances as a kid starts roaming around the tax you know,
giving them the eye. But we'll break down and sounds
of the day, all the things Elon's finding and why
he's finding them, and how most of the American people
are taking I gotta do this real quick. I name.
(25:17):
None of you are going to know Anna Paulina Luna. Now,
if you're one of the people, I know Anna Pauline Luna,
I know that. Yeah, that's the Republican representative from Florida. Okay,
well maybe our Tampa audience did. Most of you didn't,
but you're going to because Donald Trump just appointed her
(25:40):
to handle all of the hearings concerning the assassination of JFK, RFK,
and MLK. The documents are being released. She'll lead the
investigation and you're going to get the findings. We've talked
about this and a lot of time to do it
right now. Cash But for example, he knows who killed JFK.
(26:03):
He's read everything unredacted. When he was peppered by Glenn Beck,
you know, what are we going to find out? What
are we going to find out? Obviously wouldn't reveal that
at the time, but he said, you know, you pretty
much know everything. I kind of use the analogy. It's
kind of like you got every piece to this jigsaw puzzle.
(26:25):
You got him in your hands, you've been looking at it.
You just never put him in the right place. That's
part of it. But when he's saying that what he means,
is you know it wasn't Oswald? Now? Was it the mafia?
Was it Cuba? Was it your own government? I would
also exegete that to kind of mean all of the above.
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But I think finally, like never before, RFK Junior, who
will be a cabinet member by then, is going to
know exactly who killed his father and exactly who killed
his uncle. And for a large faith community, we'll know
exactly what led to the death of Martin Luther King Jr.
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Of all three, the Martin Luther King Junior, one could
turn out to be just one guy with a rifle.
I don't think that's going to be the case with RFK,
and I don't think that's going to be the case
for sure with JFK. But we'll get to the bottom
of it, and it'll be led by Representative Anna Paulina Luna,
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Republican from Florida. Finally, more bad news for the legacy media,
a judge has ruled to allow the case to go forward.
Trump gets a big victory yesterday in court. Judge deemed
CBS in paramount's motion to dismiss moot as his election
interference and news distortion lawsuit moves forward. Trump has filed
(27:54):
a ten billion dollar lawsuit. I turned around, I said, well,
even if he got ten billion CBS, they don't have
ten billion. Well, there's insurance and then there's also settlements
that can be made. But we talk about the death
of journalism. Donald Trump's certainly a big part of what
led to their death. And not so fast on decomposition.
(28:17):
Donald Trump has about ten billion reasons to put on
some gloves and be a pallbear. And boy did sixty
minutes step into it with that reel revealing edited created
Kamala Harris sixty minute visit that turned out to be
twenty minutes. This is your morning show with Michael Dale Chrona.
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connecting dots, journeys of understanding, and I like to think
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Pilot would say, welcome aboard fifty three minutes after the
hour for just waking up. President Trump is providing the
Elon Musk led Department of Government Efficiency with even more
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power to reshape the federal government.
Speaker 10 (29:26):
Trump signed into action and executive order Tuesday requiring agencies
to work with DOGE to slash workforces, along with limiting
the hiring of replacements. When asked about people calling his
efforts a hostile takeover, Musk said that people voted for
major government reform, and that is what the people are
going to get.
Speaker 1 (29:47):
I'm Brian Shook. Whether it's promises made promises? Kep new
sheriff in town, call it what you want. Fort Liberty
in North Carolina has a new name, actually an old name,
Lisa Taylor reports.
Speaker 3 (29:59):
Well in Jeremy Tuesday, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth spoke
about ordering the Army to change the name.
Speaker 6 (30:05):
First, it means Bragg is back.
Speaker 8 (30:07):
It means the legacy of an institution that generations of
Americans have mobilized through and served at.
Speaker 1 (30:14):
Is back.
Speaker 3 (30:14):
According to hegset the military installation is being renamed after
Private first Class Roland L. Bragg, who served during World
War II. The post was originally named in honor of
Confederate General Braxton Bragg in nineteen eighteen, but that was
changed in June of twenty twenty three, when the Defense
Department ordered nine US military bases named after Confederate soldiers
to be renamed in Raleigh. I'mle S Taylor.
Speaker 1 (30:36):
Mainly the left, searching for a narrative, searching for leaders,
is leading protests against Doge. How dare you try to
stop overspending, misspending and corruption. We stand by bureaucrats, We
stand by this misspending. And then the latest is now
to attack the president. The latest is over the price
(30:58):
of eggs. Joe Biden presided over in the year to
year numbers for two hundred and forty five days. Donald
Trump for twenty seems like a stretch. Now they're slamming
him for doing things like renaming the Golf of Mexico
Golf of America, just not in general focusing on the
economy as he promised.
Speaker 11 (31:17):
California Congressman Ted Lew says that Americans are paying the price.
Speaker 4 (31:21):
My wife and I recently went to a grocery store
to get some eggs, and we can see the prices
of his eggs I had now jumped about eight dollars.
Speaker 11 (31:28):
He says Trump's policies are not only expensive, but also wrong.
He pointed to recent court filing shooting down executive orders.
Earlier this week, a third federal judge ruled against Trump's
plans to overturn so called birthright citizenship for the children
of illegal immigrants. I'm Tammy, TRHEO about.
Speaker 1 (31:44):
Monty, the giant Schnauzer Best in show at the twenty
twenty five Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
Speaker 12 (31:50):
Monty was pick top dog Tuesday night at Madison Square
Garden among some twenty five hundred pooches representing more than
two hundred breeds. Monty bested the other group winners, including
a sky Terrier, an English Springer Spaniel, a whippet, a Shitsu,
a Bechan Freeze, and a German Shepherd to take the
top prize. Andrew Whitman NBC News Radio, New York, Who's.
Speaker 1 (32:13):
The best guitarist of all time? While you argue among
yourselves the envelope please Jimmy And.
Speaker 4 (32:33):
That's according to a list compiled by the Top Tens.
The website says Hendrix has consistently ranked a list of
musicians who died too soon. The musician passed away in
nineteen seventy after a drug overdose. Other musicians who made
the list include Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page, Ben Halen's Eddie
van Halen, Eric Clapton, and Slash from Duns N' Roses
A Murkneyfield.
Speaker 1 (32:54):
That's a pretty good list. Yeah, there's one that's not
on there, Glenn Campbell that a lot of people would
argue Jerry Reid, Jerry Reid, some might argue Jimmy Page,
I think, and Eddie van Halen would be the two.
Most would argue Jeded Adkins. Some might even say Eric Clapton.
It's a pretty good last list to give it to
Jimmy Page, but he was good. Best guitarist National Anthem
(33:19):
version ever. Then again, only Jose Feliciano's competing. All right,
an NBA, give me some squeaky tennis shoes, but it
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Your Morning Show cities clashing Memphis and Phoenix. It was
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Birthdays today, Actor Josh Berlin, who have very little respect
for asking me why? Why do you have very little
respect for? Josh Berlin? He was married under the Tuscan sun.
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How can I go blank on her name? Now? I
know she was in secretariat under the Tuscan sun. Unfaithful,
everybody's screaming at the radio and I'm going blank. But anyway,
he divorced her. Old North beect fifty seven years old,
our city sixty nine years old, and Justice Brett Kavanaugh
is sixty at your birthday, Happy birthday, We're so glad
(34:26):
you were born. Thanks for waking up with your morning show.
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Make the domain two three starting your morning off right,
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because we're in this together. This is your Morning Show
with Michael Gill Charm.
Speaker 1 (00:35):
Seven minutes after the hour coming up in mere thirteen
to fourteen minutes, I will be completely indicated, completely and
not to make it all about me, but I want
to make it all about me now we'll just call
it Dunes Day. I remember a local television reporter in Tulsa, Oklahoma,
came to do a story on me while I was
on the errand she was looking at me through the
glass like I was some kind of cage j zoo animal. Right,
(00:58):
you know that just doesn't happen around on her set
with scripts and makeup what I just thought. I was
a little nuts like you guys think. I know you
think I'm nuts. Look, I gotta be honest with you.
In the five minutes leading up to that show intro,
I even questioned if I was nuts some of the
things that were coming out of my mouth. This shows
I got stuck in egomaniac old disc jockey and I
(01:22):
couldn't stop doing it for the last half hours. Oh
and it's coming up here in about ten minutes to
make sure. In fact, yes, I'm going that has nothing
to do with my vindication, but I will end this
segment as egomaniac old disc jockey. I don't know what
it is about that cutting crew song turns me into
egomaniac disc jockey. Well there's quite a few in here
that can turn you into the egomaniac disc jockey. How's
(01:43):
my characters come and go? Jim Nance came, stayed about
two years. Well he'll come back here in just a few.
Well the next monsters mysters down the way. You know,
I'll never forget when House of Cards was big and
I couldn't stop doing Kevin Spacey voice in House of
Cards that lasted for about four months. But Casey Cason
(02:04):
will come and go, Neil Diamond'll come and go. These
people just come and go. Today it's egomaniac disc jockey.
There's an old expression, there's a new sheriff in town.
Speaker 3 (02:14):
You know.
Speaker 1 (02:15):
I don't know that we can relate to that today
with modern day sheriff's departments. In fact, most of us
really don't quite know what to do with our local
police and sheriff's department and the difference between the two.
Are you doing egomaniac disc jockey? Now? No, And that's insulting.
This is me, okay, you creep wondering? No what I
(02:36):
go Jim Nance and like, don't play this on goo.
I'm trying to make a serious boy and get to it.
Let's just place as they can go. The azaleas are
full for the masters tradition like no other. Get rid
of it. I can't. I'll never forget. One time I
(02:57):
was on a golf cart with David Sanadi and all
said Richard Nixon showed it and he stayed for like
six holes till Daven begged me for him to leave.
I am not a crook. He always starts to say,
with how'sh deb, how's the kids?
Speaker 3 (03:08):
No?
Speaker 1 (03:08):
So like in the Old West. Imagine when if you
didn't have a good sheriff. In the Old West, lawlessness,
loved ones dead, everything you work hard, force stolen on
a whim. That'd be pretty chaotic, wouldn't it. I live
in Franklin, Tennessee, and I can tell you if I
didn't have Franklin is my morale, and the essence of
(03:33):
my morale is it's people, it's neighborhoods, it's charming and
chanting downtown, but our police department. I wanted to raise
my children somewhere safe. I love all of them. I
washed my car and they're there. I doc to them,
I bop in, I doctored them at the convenience store
(03:55):
because I'm grateful. I know every day I get up,
I live somewhere safe. Nothing's gonna go kuckoo, Fred and al.
You imagine the Old West that would happen, and then
a new sheriff would come to town and restore law
and order. Oh when she loved to have sat down
and had a whiskey with him, Oh, absolutely, you didn't care.
(04:17):
He probably didn't have time for you. Probably just looked
over it, looked down at A'm busy, I'm drinking a
whiskey in a dirty glass. But you know, there's a
new sheriff in town, restoring safety, restoring happiness, restoring sanity.
(04:43):
That's kind of what it feels like with Donald Trump.
Where's he good? He turned? This is to Donald Trump,
ask Mark Fogel. Mark Fogel has been rotting in a
Russian jail for three and a half years while you
were laughing at old Joe stuttering and saying crazy things.
But there's a new sheriff in town. And his ninety
(05:04):
five year old mother ran into Donald Trump on the
campaign trail and everything that Donald Trump's been doing for
two and a half weeks, and as busy as he's been,
he found time to remember what the ninety five year
old asked him for. Bring my son home. Last night,
there was a scene I was going to play some
(05:26):
in the sounds of the day of the audio. The
part on the ground was hard to hear. Later in
the White House was easier to hear, So I chose
the sound from inside the White House. And you'll Donald Trump,
President Trump tell this story of his mother. But I
don't know about you. Read the scenes of him out
(05:47):
in the snow with Donald Trump, receiving him on the
tarmac with the flag draped around him, and you know,
it's a matter of time before somebody goes. You know,
etiquette is you're not supposed to wear a flag like that.
That was a prison in a Russian gulag for three
and a half years. He's home, and he's home because
there's a new sheriff. It's the feel good story of
the day. We'll kick that around a little bit later.
(06:11):
We said throughout the campaign there's some real problems for
the Democrat Party. It is not a Donald Trump phenomenon.
They have been losing Hispanic votes for about two decades.
They've just now lost the entire voting block. Hardworking Hispanics
(06:34):
of faith and family and country are not interested in
open borders and lawlessness, and they're certainly not interested in
wokeness because they're faith, family, and country. We documented how
they had lost the black vote, and in particular it
(06:55):
was male black vote. They lost Asian vote. But hidden
deep inside the new polling is a major warning for
the Democrats. Remember the old Asian egomaniac talk radio with
the host should I always tell you something? Only we've
been telling you it's the youth Democrats lost blue collar votes,
(07:18):
lost Hispanic lost blacks. I don't think they've realized, and
you would think with all the wokeness crumbling around them,
Wait a minute, this was to be our generation. I mean,
we expected the boomers not to like all this wokeness there,
get off my lawn. But the young people, this is
what we meticulously indoctrinated them with from kindergarten to graduation
(07:45):
and if they went on to higher education, everything they
listen to, everything they watch on TV or on a
big screen. We set the table. If anybody was going
to eat, it would be the youth, right this just
did this just in. New polling suggests the Democrats have
a major problem with the youth vote. In the under
(08:11):
thirty category, fifty five percent of Gen Z voters approved
of Donald Trump's first twenty days. So the left is
trying to obstruct protest. I don't even know if they're
gonna go all the way into insurrection. God forbid, anybody
look into their books and they're bringing up the price
(08:34):
of eggs year to year. Donald Trump's president twenty days,
Joe Biden was in president, was president three hundred and
forty of those days. Never mind They've had a White
House twelve in the last sixteen years. They're gonna play
the price of eggs and the decision that really the
Biden administration made to kill a bunch of chickens on Trump,
(08:56):
I mean, this is really petty. As a Russian prisoner
released after three and a half years because Donald Trump
picked up the phone and kept a promise to his
ninety five year old mother. But that's the problem, not
fifty plus. In fact, we did remember when we did
the research, was it two weeks ago. Read the younger
(09:17):
the number, the higher the approval was, the more it
came almost even by the time he got to seventy plus.
It's the youth. It's the future that is the problem
for the Democrat Party. A Democrat party that I told
you might be extinct by the end of the decade.
Gen Z are swinging in the opposite direction, likely due
to Trump's quick action. Over sixty percent of gen Z
(09:39):
respondents described Trump as are you ready, effective, focused, energetic, tough.
Now there is another thing, you know. Have you just
kind of watched television? I mean, with the exception of
(10:02):
a couple, every outspoken Democrat senator is over ninety years old.
All the Republicans are young. I can't tell you how many.
When I used to be in programming, and these general
managers go, the audience is just getting too old, and
we can't figure out why. I said, well, what do
(10:22):
you define as old? Well, we're supposed to be twenty
five to fifty four, ah, but you know we're kind
of leaning sixty sixty five plus. Average age right now
is sixty two. Station's just too old for the demo
for what we're trying to show. And I would say,
and this surprises you, what do you mean to surprise me?
(10:43):
I'd say, your morning host is seventy one years old,
your midday guy is sixty six years old, your afternoon
guy is sixty nine years old. Would you think your
audience was going to be why? Because of sixty nine
year old talks from a sixty nine year old's perspective.
(11:05):
They've already owned a home for thirty years, they're on
Social Security, are gonna be as soon as they get fired.
A twenty five year old can't relate to that. They're
not talking about trying to raise a family or the
price of diapers because it's not affecting them anymore. They
(11:28):
talk about what's interesting to them, and that's interesting to
people that are like their age, and that's why your
audience is old. I don't even have to I even
have to finish the analogy. If I was Jesus, I
would just mess up the sand and say try the bread.
I'll be here all week, and I'd walk off. That's
the problem the Democrats are having, but buried in this
(11:51):
is the rejection of wokeness. I don't think they saw
that coming. The Senate is expected to add Telsea Gabbert
to the bench of fourteen care Habnet members. So far,
the great Nose to Del Giordo is correct. By the way,
we interrupt this show, we interrupt the show with breaking news.
This is unprecedented. There seems to be a brunette on
(12:11):
the set of Fox News right now. I don't know
how this happened, how this slipped through, but there is
someone with dark a female with dark hair on the
Fox and Friends couch. I can't be the natural color.
We believe this has never happened before. We return you
now to your regularly scheduled programming. It's your Morning Show
with Michael Delchorno. It's Top five floors of the daytime,
(12:37):
nol Morolo, what part about you know? Taking control of
Gaza is going to lead to peace in the Middle East,
don't you get? That's what Donald Trump wants to know.
Speaker 4 (12:44):
Speaking alongside the King of Jordan on Tuesday, Trump said
the Gaza Strip as a war torn region and added
Palestinians will be moved to what he called a safer place.
Speaker 5 (12:53):
We're gonna take it, We're gonna hold it, We're gonna
cherish it. We're going to get it going eventually where
a lot of jobs are going to be created for
the people in the Middle East.
Speaker 1 (13:04):
It's going to be for the people in the Middle East.
Speaker 6 (13:06):
But I think it can be a diamond.
Speaker 4 (13:08):
King Abdo with a second the pledge to take in
two thousand and sick Palestinian children. Meanwhile, Trump also doubled
down on a Saturday deadline for Hamas to release all
remaining hostages and said he doesn't think Hamas will meet
the demand.
Speaker 1 (13:20):
A Mark Mayfield, President said on this Valentine's Day, gosh,
so would you be my Valentine Day? He's going to
hold it. Jerry, an American teacher in prisoned in Russia,
is a free man. Lisa Taylor has a story.
Speaker 3 (13:33):
Trump Special Envoy to the Middle East Steve Whitcock negotiated
a deal with the Kremlin to release Mark Fogel and
his mother, Malphine, is thrilled.
Speaker 1 (13:40):
He called me earlier today saying that he was in.
Speaker 6 (13:44):
A Moscow airport and waiting to.
Speaker 1 (13:47):
Fly to Washington. D C.
Speaker 3 (13:49):
Vogel was arrested on charges the bringing medical marijuana into
Russia in twenty twenty one. The American teacher was released
from the Kremlins custody and left on Whitcoff's plane. Fogel
was cified as wrongly detained by former President Biden late
last year. Amy said, Taylor, if you.
Speaker 1 (14:05):
Open your gog map, guess what you're going to see.
A big, beautiful golf called Golf of America. Jacqueline Carr
has more.
Speaker 6 (14:13):
The change was made starting Monday.
Speaker 7 (14:15):
The switch comes after President Trump signed an executive order
to rename the golf on his first day back in office.
Speaker 6 (14:21):
Google Maps users in.
Speaker 7 (14:23):
Mexico will continue to see Gulf of Mexico displayed, while
everyone else outside the US will see both names.
Speaker 6 (14:29):
Trump signed a proclamation.
Speaker 7 (14:31):
Declaring it Gulf of America day as Air Force one
flew over the body of water for the first time
since he renamed it.
Speaker 6 (14:38):
Jacqueline Carl NBC News Radio, and.
Speaker 1 (14:40):
Now it's vindication time for your humble host. A new
study says developing a more playful approach to life can
have a positive impact on your well being oh side.
Speaker 8 (14:54):
The study published by Frontiers in Psychology, has found that
there's a strong connection between playful and resilience. It's called lemonading,
like making lemonade when life hands you lemons. Therapist doctor
George James has some suggestions.
Speaker 1 (15:09):
There are ways that you can start to see life
and have fun.
Speaker 3 (15:13):
For me, maybe just dancing to a song that you
love and being able to see creativity in that moment.
Speaker 8 (15:19):
Researchers found people they surveyed were more or less playful
based on their self reported inclinations towards spontaneity and seeking
out fun. So maybe put down the phone, stop the
social media doom scrolling, and I'm Michael Fastener.
Speaker 1 (15:36):
Thank you, Michael. I used to play that back at
the Big five, K Beggar k C W b.
Speaker 3 (15:44):
H.
Speaker 7 (15:44):
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your Morning Show with Michael del Giordo.
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(16:18):
going to produce everybody to a name a name today
they don't know something, tells me. By summer, it'll be
a household name. First things first, I would like to
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You are a part of the conversation here at the
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also get emails all the time. I want to pick
out just a couple that I have time for. Michael,
I just watch President Trump's meeting with the King of
(17:01):
and this thought came to mind. How about moving the
United Nations headquarters from New York City to the future
reconstructed Kaza Strip. This would be a fitting symbol of
peace to the war torn Middle East. Well, the nations
of the world certainly wouldn't allow their representatives and ambassadors
(17:21):
to be in jeopardy. Would certainly get a sense of pride. Jim,
You've had worst ideas this one, Michael, I seem to
remember you talking about a video during the Clinton administration
(17:42):
of Bill Clinton riding around the White House on a
bicycle while John Podesta was sitting behind the Resolute desk.
Guess that was in Christmas in America two thousand, three
years ago or four years ago, if I'm remembering that right.
If so, wouldn't it be interesting for a visual besides
the time cover. They're not obviously interested, They're not even
(18:03):
interested in who's been running the White House for the
last four years. Greetings from Sacramento. I just wanted to
send you all a personal message. I'm grateful to have
found your show and your unique way of doing radio.
See he appreciates me. On like you two in grades.
You're gonna work Christmas Day? If I have any say,
(18:23):
you're working Christmas Day. Just added to the holiday.
Speaker 6 (18:26):
Mommy, where do I send Daddy's present?
Speaker 1 (18:28):
Oh, hang on to it. He'll be home New Year's
This will be here Monday, Red and Jeff, I gotta
take myself. Listen. No, when my son was an infant
in the crib, and it seems like yesterday, I put
two jerseys above his crypt a crib, New York Yankees
and the Chicago Cups, hoping he would choose the Yankees
and not live my cursed life as a Cubs fan.
(18:49):
He chose the Cubs. You won a World Series. Yankees
have it. Go figure. And then there was an on
the other side. There were two jerseys, and there was
an LSU jersey where I went, and an Oklahoma Sooner jersey.
He chose. Oh you, my son watches women's softball, Oh
you basketball? Football, baseball can tell you any player. There's stats.
(19:12):
This guy has lived, slept, dreamt, cried, and cheered, oh you.
He chose to become an Oklahoma Sooner. So we're leading
for orientation. I think I think that's a necessary getaway
President's Day. I didn't even know it was President's Day.
To be honest with you, if that makes anything, we're
going to be off anyway. I don't know. I didn't
(19:35):
realize that we had to do orientation. We didn't realize
we thought we had till may see read you ought
to be ashamed of what you were saying about him.
Never mind, go ahead, I apologize. You guys were talking
about me behind my back. I wasn't read my son's
going to be at where was I? Somebody was saying
something nice about me before you rudely interrupted me. I'm
(19:57):
grateful to have found your show and for your unique
on doing talk radio. I'm able to use your perspective
to be informed and put in proper perspective all the
noise in the world. We do not always agree, but
that's a good thing. Have a safe and productive week,
Roger and Sacramento. That's that's very nice. I was tempted
to say that's better than a paycheck, but the paycheck
(20:18):
is necessary, but in a sense, that's better. I'm trying
to find the one I loved it. I don't know
why it scrolled down so fast. It's Rachel, Where are you, Rachel?
I gotta share this one. It's just too clever. It's
something her son said. How did these I must have
(20:39):
been scrolling while I was talking. How did I get
this far down? I don't know. You need you need
some use scrolling music. That's gonna be next. Catherine had
this one. I'll stop at this one. You know, I've
seen a lot of anti government rallies, but this is
the first time I've ever seen a pro government rally
with the devs. We want bureaucrats keep bar waste. I
(21:04):
don't know where you went, Rachel, but it was great.
I could almost Oh here it is. My oldest boy,
Andrew recently downloaded the rocket app, you know, to help
him be a little bit more aware of how discretionary
spending can get out of control. I love the commercials
for this because we're all subscribing to things or hitting
temporary subscriptions and forgetting and for some of us it
(21:24):
adds up to be like almost four hundred three four
hundred dollars a month, and this app wipes them all out.
You could always resubscribe if it's something you're using, but
you'd be surprised how many things you're no longer using,
you're still paying for the rocket app Everyone should do it,
and he did it to wipe out discretionary spending that's
gotten out of control. This weekend. He said, you know,
(21:45):
I don't know why everyone is hating Elon Musk. All
he's doing is being the rocket for the government. He's like, hey, America,
you spent this much money on this random thing. You
want to cancel it? Well, her son's and genius, obviously
because Rachel is. But that's really what is happening. That
really is how most of America is perceiving that. That's
(22:07):
really how out of touch the left is with all
of this. I'll give you another great example. We're going
to do this and sounds the day, but I'll do
it now. Here's a Senator Elizabeth Warren fifteen years ago.
Speaker 9 (22:19):
Listen, when that much money disappears, it's usually because somebody
broke some laws Somewhere.
Speaker 1 (22:26):
When that much money disappears, someone stole it. Someone broke
some laws, and she was all for digging and finding it.
But now the doze is digging into the money they've
been stealing. But if we don't.
Speaker 9 (22:40):
Look, if we don't ask, if we don't uncover it
and make it all public. We'll never find out.
Speaker 1 (22:46):
We are here too fine, that's it as a fifteen
year difference. But yeah, no, I think the American people
do get it. I do look at it. It was great.
Elon Musk came with his alex hit A son with
him in the Oval Office, which first and foremost I
loved because you know, somebody told the President you saw
(23:11):
Time magazine. They put Elon behind the resolute desk. They're
all saying, he's co president. We don't want a visual
of you in Elon in the Oval Office, and then
Trump sticks it right in their face with him firmly
sitting behind the resolute desk and peppering Elon to share
with you some of the things he's finding. The most
(23:33):
precious thing is the boy, Brett. You didn't even comment
on this, all right, So the sun, perfect hair, gorgeous face.
He's wearing a crisp, light blue dress shirt Kyla ropin
with a beautiful V neck vest, slacks and a London
(23:58):
fog overcoat. So the kids dressed like you know, he
just fell right out of GQ, right his father, the billionaire,
black jeans, a T shirt, a coat, and a scruffy
looking hat. And I'm thinking to myself, if I was
a billionaire, would I still dress like a slob, And
(24:18):
I'm thinking I would, But at least my son would
look just so. The other is the son maybe as
antsy as his father. You know, apple doesn't fall far
from the tree is a nice way of saying it.
So he stands, you know, relatively calm. In fact, if
you listen to the first few seconds, I should probably
find them play for it's adorable Donald Trump talking to
the kid. But then Donald's sitting behind the desk, and
(24:41):
the kid mostly is standing while his father's talking. Every
now and then he'll roam around and start fidgeting with
things on the resolute desk. You could see Donald just
kind of keeping an eye on him.
Speaker 3 (24:52):
You know.
Speaker 1 (24:54):
No, I'm thinking that button you don't want to touch, son,
that's not touch But I mean, it's just the little
glances as a kid starts roaming around the tax you know,
giving them the eye. But we'll break down and sounds
of the day, all the things Elon's finding and why
he's finding them, and how most of the American people
are taking I gotta do this real quick. I name.
(25:17):
None of you are going to know Anna Paulina Luna. Now,
if you're one of the people, I know Anna Pauline Luna,
I know that. Yeah, that's the Republican representative from Florida. Okay,
well maybe our Tampa audience did. Most of you didn't,
but you're going to because Donald Trump just appointed her
(25:40):
to handle all of the hearings concerning the assassination of JFK, RFK,
and MLK. The documents are being released. She'll lead the
investigation and you're going to get the findings. We've talked
about this and a lot of time to do it
right now. Cash But for example, he knows who killed JFK.
(26:03):
He's read everything unredacted. When he was peppered by Glenn Beck,
you know, what are we going to find out? What
are we going to find out? Obviously wouldn't reveal that
at the time, but he said, you know, you pretty
much know everything. I kind of use the analogy. It's
kind of like you got every piece to this jigsaw puzzle.
(26:25):
You got him in your hands, you've been looking at it.
You just never put him in the right place. That's
part of it. But when he's saying that what he means,
is you know it wasn't Oswald? Now? Was it the mafia?
Was it Cuba? Was it your own government? I would
also exegete that to kind of mean all of the above.
(26:49):
But I think finally, like never before, RFK Junior, who
will be a cabinet member by then, is going to
know exactly who killed his father and exactly who killed
his uncle. And for a large faith community, we'll know
exactly what led to the death of Martin Luther King Jr.
(27:10):
Of all three, the Martin Luther King Junior, one could
turn out to be just one guy with a rifle.
I don't think that's going to be the case with RFK,
and I don't think that's going to be the case
for sure with JFK. But we'll get to the bottom
of it, and it'll be led by Representative Anna Paulina Luna,
(27:31):
Republican from Florida. Finally, more bad news for the legacy media,
a judge has ruled to allow the case to go forward.
Trump gets a big victory yesterday in court. Judge deemed
CBS in paramount's motion to dismiss moot as his election
interference and news distortion lawsuit moves forward. Trump has filed
(27:54):
a ten billion dollar lawsuit. I turned around, I said, well,
even if he got ten billion CBS, they don't have
ten billion. Well, there's insurance and then there's also settlements
that can be made. But we talk about the death
of journalism. Donald Trump's certainly a big part of what
led to their death. And not so fast on decomposition.
(28:17):
Donald Trump has about ten billion reasons to put on
some gloves and be a pallbear. And boy did sixty
minutes step into it with that reel revealing edited created
Kamala Harris sixty minute visit that turned out to be
twenty minutes. This is your morning show with Michael Dale Chrona.
(28:38):
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the Rock of Talk, sixteen hundred, Kiva and Albuquerque. I
think we just added San Diego this week. We got
three coming in West Virginia. As your morning show continues
to grow. And here's the promise. We're here to serve
all of you about us. It's your morning show, up informed,
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connecting dots, journeys of understanding, and I like to think
thanks to my multiple personalities, a little fun in between.
Pilot would say, welcome aboard fifty three minutes after the
hour for just waking up. President Trump is providing the
Elon Musk led Department of Government Efficiency with even more
(29:24):
power to reshape the federal government.
Speaker 10 (29:26):
Trump signed into action and executive order Tuesday requiring agencies
to work with DOGE to slash workforces, along with limiting
the hiring of replacements. When asked about people calling his
efforts a hostile takeover, Musk said that people voted for
major government reform, and that is what the people are
going to get.
Speaker 1 (29:47):
I'm Brian Shook. Whether it's promises made promises? Kep new
sheriff in town, call it what you want. Fort Liberty
in North Carolina has a new name, actually an old name,
Lisa Taylor reports.
Speaker 3 (29:59):
Well in Jeremy Tuesday, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth spoke
about ordering the Army to change the name.
Speaker 6 (30:05):
First, it means Bragg is back.
Speaker 8 (30:07):
It means the legacy of an institution that generations of
Americans have mobilized through and served at.
Speaker 1 (30:14):
Is back.
Speaker 3 (30:14):
According to hegset the military installation is being renamed after
Private first Class Roland L. Bragg, who served during World
War II. The post was originally named in honor of
Confederate General Braxton Bragg in nineteen eighteen, but that was
changed in June of twenty twenty three, when the Defense
Department ordered nine US military bases named after Confederate soldiers
to be renamed in Raleigh. I'mle S Taylor.
Speaker 1 (30:36):
Mainly the left, searching for a narrative, searching for leaders,
is leading protests against Doge. How dare you try to
stop overspending, misspending and corruption. We stand by bureaucrats, We
stand by this misspending. And then the latest is now
to attack the president. The latest is over the price
(30:58):
of eggs. Joe Biden presided over in the year to
year numbers for two hundred and forty five days. Donald
Trump for twenty seems like a stretch. Now they're slamming
him for doing things like renaming the Golf of Mexico
Golf of America, just not in general focusing on the
economy as he promised.
Speaker 11 (31:17):
California Congressman Ted Lew says that Americans are paying the price.
Speaker 4 (31:21):
My wife and I recently went to a grocery store
to get some eggs, and we can see the prices
of his eggs I had now jumped about eight dollars.
Speaker 11 (31:28):
He says Trump's policies are not only expensive, but also wrong.
He pointed to recent court filing shooting down executive orders.
Earlier this week, a third federal judge ruled against Trump's
plans to overturn so called birthright citizenship for the children
of illegal immigrants. I'm Tammy, TRHEO about.
Speaker 1 (31:44):
Monty, the giant Schnauzer Best in show at the twenty
twenty five Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
Speaker 12 (31:50):
Monty was pick top dog Tuesday night at Madison Square
Garden among some twenty five hundred pooches representing more than
two hundred breeds. Monty bested the other group winners, including
a sky Terrier, an English Springer Spaniel, a whippet, a Shitsu,
a Bechan Freeze, and a German Shepherd to take the
top prize. Andrew Whitman NBC News Radio, New York, Who's.
Speaker 1 (32:13):
The best guitarist of all time? While you argue among
yourselves the envelope please Jimmy And.
Speaker 4 (32:33):
That's according to a list compiled by the Top Tens.
The website says Hendrix has consistently ranked a list of
musicians who died too soon. The musician passed away in
nineteen seventy after a drug overdose. Other musicians who made
the list include Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page, Ben Halen's Eddie
van Halen, Eric Clapton, and Slash from Duns N' Roses
A Murkneyfield.
Speaker 1 (32:54):
That's a pretty good list. Yeah, there's one that's not
on there, Glenn Campbell that a lot of people would
argue Jerry Reid, Jerry Reid, some might argue Jimmy Page,
I think, and Eddie van Halen would be the two.
Most would argue Jeded Adkins. Some might even say Eric Clapton.
It's a pretty good last list to give it to
Jimmy Page, but he was good. Best guitarist National Anthem
(33:19):
version ever. Then again, only Jose Feliciano's competing. All right,
an NBA, give me some squeaky tennis shoes, but it
won't last long. The Pistons won Big one thirty two
ninety two over doubles, and it was two of our
Your Morning Show cities clashing Memphis and Phoenix. It was
the grizz beating the Suns one nineteen one twelve hockey
of course is off. We have the Foreign nation face
(33:41):
off US Canada, Sweden and Finland. They'll be playing each
other from now through the weekend in Montreal and Boston.
Birthdays today, Actor Josh Berlin, who have very little respect
for asking me why? Why do you have very little
respect for? Josh Berlin? He was married under the Tuscan sun.
(34:03):
How can I go blank on her name? Now? I
know she was in secretariat under the Tuscan sun. Unfaithful,
everybody's screaming at the radio and I'm going blank. But anyway,
he divorced her. Old North beect fifty seven years old,
our city sixty nine years old, and Justice Brett Kavanaugh
is sixty at your birthday, Happy birthday, We're so glad
(34:26):
you were born. Thanks for waking up with your morning show.
We're all in this together. This is your Morning Show
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