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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Previously on your morning show with Michael del Chuno.
Speaker 2 (00:04):
And this always revealing, often entertaining, is your soul we
will win. We don't know.
Speaker 3 (00:16):
They all look like a bunch of girly men.
Speaker 4 (00:21):
Even people's not making even tells.
Speaker 2 (00:26):
I would like to start with Maxine Waters, and then
I'd like to tell you a little story because I
often deal in parables to Maxine. First, people of.
Speaker 5 (00:37):
This country are being violated because all of our privacy
has been taken up by Elon Musk and Trump, and
we don't know what all they have on us. We
don't know what all they have on us.
Speaker 2 (00:53):
I would like to tell you a little story. I
was approached it one time by the FBI. Is At first,
I'd like you to know Blank is going to try
to humiliate you and destroy your credibility, and if that
doesn't work, they might kill you. Oh, by the way,
(01:16):
they're following you. And my first thought was, well, they're
very bored. If they're following me, they must be like
this guy just goes to work and goes home. He
goes to work, he goes home, he plays with his kids,
he goes to the park, he goes god. In other words,
I have nothing to hide. Now, the part about they're
going to kill you, I heeded and left town. But
(01:38):
the part about following me, I was just like, well,
they're going to be very bored following me. True, that's
true story. So but but that's to the point of Maxine.
First of all, Elon Muskin, Donald Trump are number one
trying to solve the books. We're on an impossible trajectory.
You can't have this much debt and fun defense, let
(02:01):
alone a nation. It's a big part of why cost
of living is what it is. But in terms of
starting a doze and having somebody like it was originally
vive Gramaswami and elenmask but have them go through the
books is to find corruption, waste, get some answers to
some questions that don't look right. People getting so security
(02:24):
at one hundred and fifty year, somebody making two hundred
thousand dollars a year and then suddenly being worth twelve million.
So the question of the day is what would you
be afraid they're going to find? Why would you be
afraid unless you have something to hide. Now we've played
the clips of many of them. Elizabeth Warren just two
(02:44):
days ago, fifteen years ago telling you, Hey, when things
look like this in the books, that usually means there's corruption,
usually means somebody stealing, and we owe it to the
public to find out. Wow, that's different now, right, I mean,
how did he get to fourteen million dollars of worth?
(03:05):
How would you like to be a senator from Massachusetts?
Do you know how expensive it is to live in
Massachusetts and then have to be a senator and live
in Washington as well, and do it all on two
hundred thousand dollars and somehow you wake up a decade
later and you're worth fourteen million? How'd that happen? Maybe
we should look at you. Maybe that's why you're fighting
in the streets against this. Maybe that's why Maxine is well,
(03:28):
he's no Scott Jennings. But there's another individual trying to
educate the CNN panel and audience. It's Republican strategist Brad
Todd pointing out the obvious double standard from CNN and
then dropping the hammer on the cognitively impaired Joe Biden.
Here's how it sounded on CNN.
Speaker 6 (03:49):
Because that Trump is doing something new, and they're doing
it very intentionally.
Speaker 2 (03:54):
So they are putting these executive orders to try to
push the limits of executives.
Speaker 7 (03:58):
Like Wrob Obama did with the Waters the United States
and the Clean Power Plan, and Joe Biden did the
Student Loan. President's Advancing executive policy to get to the
Supreme Court in test the limits is as old as
the president's is not extraordinary. Well, the question of the question,
of course, is do they test it in the courts
and obey the court rulings or are they laying the
groundwork here to disobey if they don't like the outblum.
Speaker 2 (04:21):
And by the way, that speculation is based only on
the the straw man they created. You're only worried about
that if you believe the left's narrative that Donald Trump
is an insurrectionist, that Donald Trump is a tyrant and
a dictator, that Donald Trump isn't even going to leave
after this term, or ever, that's where that paranoia comes from.
(04:46):
So they create It's kind of like when Congress creates
the problems and then create themselves as heroes for well
supposedly solving them but making them worse. That's a straw
man you created, has nothing to do to the point
that's being made or the reality that we're living public.
Speaker 7 (05:02):
The public argument is is that that might when Joe
Biden said I will stop at nothing when he lost
his to a long case we didn't get on television
and CNN didn't say, I wonder if he's laying the
groundwork to the fire the court. We don't we treat
Republican presidents different than we treat Democrat presidents.
Speaker 1 (05:16):
In this conversation.
Speaker 8 (05:17):
I mean, I think that there is a very big
difference between Joe Biden and Donald Trump in just the
way that they are. Joe Biden is a very methodical thinker.
He thinks about things, he talks about things, he doesn't move,
he doesn't say random things, and then everybody sort of expects, Okay,
we're going to go this way, and then we're going
to go that way. I think that these men are
(05:38):
fundamentally different people. So I just think it's a it's
a very different comparison.
Speaker 7 (05:43):
I'm not sure Joe Biden's capable of coherent thought about it.
Speaker 2 (05:47):
I mean, come on, what are you trying to sell?
I wonder nobody's watching that network and it literally is nobody.
Well Democrats ever listen to the same are the sane
part of their party, or has the progressive left wing
cancer taken over forever, destroying this once proud party of people.
(06:09):
Dean Phillips is an American politician, a businessman, and a
former presidential candidate who served from twenty nineteen to twenty
twenty five as the US representative for Minnesota's third congressional district.
He too found himself on CNN.
Speaker 1 (06:24):
The Wild Wild Left.
Speaker 6 (06:27):
Fortunately, Democrats are only focused on one thing right now,
mister Musk. The fact of the matter, he's quite popular.
He has the largest platform in human history, which is
of course Twitter, slash x. And I think we're missing
the vote as Democrats, And all I'm saying is that
sometimes it's better to join them and actually play a
role in how the strategy works, rather than so pathetically,
(06:49):
frankly try to combat something that clearly is a steamroller.
And Democrats are being steamrolled, and I'm deeply concerned about that. Yes,
Musk is not elected. He has no accountability other than
Donald trum and that's a frightening combination. And I don't
want to cross my fingers. I think Democrats should join
the club and then have more credibility to actually raise
the alarm about constitutional issues right now, it's the boy
(07:11):
who cried wolf.
Speaker 2 (07:15):
There's the same Democrat who's saying the same thing. And
I'm not even a Republican anymore that I've been saying
just being an obstructionist, big mistake, focusing on Elon Musk,
trying to demonize him into the boogeyman like he did
with Trump and failed in the election. That's I mean,
(07:37):
I just shared with you in the first hour the
Rasmusen numbers. Fifty five percent of the American people are
behind Elon Musk and an even greater amount love what
he's doing. Who would be against corruption, waste over and misspending?
What on earth are you afraid of the time? But
look at the brilliance of what he said. Don't just
be an obstructionist fighting in the streets because you're going
(07:59):
against the will of the American people. Get involved with it.
That would be to me, the smartest thing that Democrats
could do. Then you're right next to him finding these
numbers and whether it's undefendable support, that's the dysfunction of
(08:20):
partisanship today. Let me tell you something. A Democrat is
capable of having a good idea. A Democrat is capable
of finding something wrong that we should fix and if
because they find it, we won't act on it. That's dysfunctional.
But that's exactly what they're doing, and that's exactly what
he's warning against. And he's right, RFK, there's so many things. First,
(08:43):
it was never going to happen right. Secondly, he's just
anti vacts. That's it. That's the narrative. To stick it
to him. No matter what he said for decades, what
he stood for for decades, This is another one of
those what are you afraid he's going to find? He
just wants to look at the vacts and make sure
that they were trialed and tested properly. He wants to
(09:05):
look seriously at some of these side effects so that
people are informed when they make their choices. It really
is what are you afraid they're going to find? In
the end, the choice of RFK Junior might end up
(09:27):
all this talk about Elon Musk and the fog of war.
The choice of our FK Junior might be the most
consequential cabinet member choice. To quote his uncle, of our
time and all time.
Speaker 4 (09:42):
Listen, you know so many times during my campaign, traveling
across the country, I have a sense that that people
are feeling disconnected. Have all generation of kids that feels alienated, dispossessed.
They are in a existential crisis, not only because their
(10:02):
health is you know, the seventies seven cent of our
kids can't qualify for a military service. There's a purposelessness
in their lives and no sense of usefulness or effectiveness
or connectedness to their communities. And that drives also the
chronic disease epidemic and the epidemics sort.
Speaker 2 (10:23):
Of saying it's important somebody say that out loud. The
social dilemma is playing a role in the health dilemma.
The identity confusion is playing a role in the health dilemma,
and activity is playing a role in the health dilemma.
Genetic created foods and diet is playing a role. Again,
(10:47):
what are we afraid to What are we afraid to know?
What are we afraid to find out? Would anybody go
on the radio today or television or in a newspaper
and try to make the case that the American youth,
that American general is healthy. So what are you drawing
the line in the sand opposing making America healthy again?
(11:08):
That's a partisan bad thing. As a member of Camelot. A.
Kennedy is in an oval office next to a Republican
president being sworn in by a Republican appointed justice and
with Cheryl Hines's wife from kerby your enthusiasm, big fan
(11:30):
standing behind him from the heart from the oval office
where yes, there is a podium. Now this was RFK
after his confirmation and swearing in.
Speaker 4 (11:40):
Or twenty years, I've gotten up every morning on my
knees and prayed that God would put me in a
position where I can end the childhood chronic disease epidemic
in this country. On August twenty third of last year,
God sent me President Trump and he gave me, I.
Speaker 2 (12:05):
Mean, arguably one of the best bipartisan moments of the
last fifty years.
Speaker 4 (12:13):
He's now given me. He's kept every promise that he's
made to me. He's kept his word in every account
and gone way beyond it. I'm so grateful to you,
mister President. A lot of people told me that I
couldn't trust President Trump. I better get it in writing,
and we did a handshake, and everything that he told
me he was going to do, he has done. And
(12:36):
I'm so grateful to him. And I've told you before
I genuinely believe that you are a pivotal historical figure,
that you are going to transform this country at.
Speaker 2 (12:48):
A Kennedy, a Democrat, Kennedy in a Republican of Oval office,
telling America, I think you're going to transform this country.
You're move Democrats. Now, what are you gonna do? What
(13:09):
are you afraid he's gonna find anybody? Care to make
the case we are healthy that our kids are on
a good trajectory. If they've made the devil out of
Elon Musk, they better find something bigger than the devil.
(13:29):
Because I believe the most consequential cabinet choice of our
time and perhaps all the time, just got sworn anything.
Speaker 6 (13:41):
We will.
Speaker 3 (13:45):
Look like a bunch of girly men does not make
you intensive.
Speaker 2 (13:55):
Pounds of the day.
Speaker 1 (13:56):
Miss a little, miss a lot, miss a lot, and
we'll miss you. It's your morning show with Michael Delcherno
Previously on your morning show with Michael del Chuno.
Speaker 2 (00:04):
And this always revealing, often entertaining, is your soul we
will win. We don't know.
Speaker 3 (00:16):
They all look like a bunch of girly men.
Speaker 4 (00:21):
Even people's not making even tells.
Speaker 2 (00:26):
I would like to start with Maxine Waters, and then
I'd like to tell you a little story because I
often deal in parables to Maxine. First, people of.
Speaker 5 (00:37):
This country are being violated because all of our privacy
has been taken up by Elon Musk and Trump, and
we don't know what all they have on us. We
don't know what all they have on us.
Speaker 2 (00:53):
I would like to tell you a little story. I
was approached it one time by the FBI. Is At first,
I'd like you to know Blank is going to try
to humiliate you and destroy your credibility, and if that
doesn't work, they might kill you. Oh, by the way,
(01:16):
they're following you. And my first thought was, well, they're
very bored. If they're following me, they must be like
this guy just goes to work and goes home. He
goes to work, he goes home, he plays with his kids,
he goes to the park, he goes god. In other words,
I have nothing to hide. Now, the part about they're
going to kill you, I heeded and left town. But
(01:38):
the part about following me, I was just like, well,
they're going to be very bored following me. True, that's
true story. So but but that's to the point of Maxine.
First of all, Elon Muskin, Donald Trump are number one
trying to solve the books. We're on an impossible trajectory.
You can't have this much debt and fun defense, let
(02:01):
alone a nation. It's a big part of why cost
of living is what it is. But in terms of
starting a doze and having somebody like it was originally
vive Gramaswami and elenmask but have them go through the
books is to find corruption, waste, get some answers to
some questions that don't look right. People getting so security
(02:24):
at one hundred and fifty year, somebody making two hundred
thousand dollars a year and then suddenly being worth twelve million.
So the question of the day is what would you
be afraid they're going to find? Why would you be
afraid unless you have something to hide. Now we've played
the clips of many of them. Elizabeth Warren just two
(02:44):
days ago, fifteen years ago telling you, Hey, when things
look like this in the books, that usually means there's corruption,
usually means somebody stealing, and we owe it to the
public to find out. Wow, that's different now, right, I mean,
how did he get to fourteen million dollars of worth?
(03:05):
How would you like to be a senator from Massachusetts?
Do you know how expensive it is to live in
Massachusetts and then have to be a senator and live
in Washington as well, and do it all on two
hundred thousand dollars and somehow you wake up a decade
later and you're worth fourteen million? How'd that happen? Maybe
we should look at you. Maybe that's why you're fighting
in the streets against this. Maybe that's why Maxine is well,
(03:28):
he's no Scott Jennings. But there's another individual trying to
educate the CNN panel and audience. It's Republican strategist Brad
Todd pointing out the obvious double standard from CNN and
then dropping the hammer on the cognitively impaired Joe Biden.
Here's how it sounded on CNN.
Speaker 6 (03:49):
Because that Trump is doing something new, and they're doing
it very intentionally.
Speaker 2 (03:54):
So they are putting these executive orders to try to
push the limits of executives.
Speaker 7 (03:58):
Like Wrob Obama did with the Waters the United States
and the Clean Power Plan, and Joe Biden did the
Student Loan. President's Advancing executive policy to get to the
Supreme Court in test the limits is as old as
the president's is not extraordinary. Well, the question of the question,
of course, is do they test it in the courts
and obey the court rulings or are they laying the
groundwork here to disobey if they don't like the outblum.
Speaker 2 (04:21):
And by the way, that speculation is based only on
the the straw man they created. You're only worried about
that if you believe the left's narrative that Donald Trump
is an insurrectionist, that Donald Trump is a tyrant and
a dictator, that Donald Trump isn't even going to leave
after this term, or ever, that's where that paranoia comes from.
(04:46):
So they create It's kind of like when Congress creates
the problems and then create themselves as heroes for well
supposedly solving them but making them worse. That's a straw
man you created, has nothing to do to the point
that's being made or the reality that we're living public.
Speaker 7 (05:02):
The public argument is is that that might when Joe
Biden said I will stop at nothing when he lost
his to a long case we didn't get on television
and CNN didn't say, I wonder if he's laying the
groundwork to the fire the court. We don't we treat
Republican presidents different than we treat Democrat presidents.
Speaker 1 (05:16):
In this conversation.
Speaker 8 (05:17):
I mean, I think that there is a very big
difference between Joe Biden and Donald Trump in just the
way that they are. Joe Biden is a very methodical thinker.
He thinks about things, he talks about things, he doesn't move,
he doesn't say random things, and then everybody sort of expects, Okay,
we're going to go this way, and then we're going
to go that way. I think that these men are
(05:38):
fundamentally different people. So I just think it's a it's
a very different comparison.
Speaker 7 (05:43):
I'm not sure Joe Biden's capable of coherent thought about it.
Speaker 2 (05:47):
I mean, come on, what are you trying to sell?
I wonder nobody's watching that network and it literally is nobody.
Well Democrats ever listen to the same are the sane
part of their party, or has the progressive left wing
cancer taken over forever, destroying this once proud party of people.
(06:09):
Dean Phillips is an American politician, a businessman, and a
former presidential candidate who served from twenty nineteen to twenty
twenty five as the US representative for Minnesota's third congressional district.
He too found himself on CNN.
Speaker 1 (06:24):
The Wild Wild Left.
Speaker 6 (06:27):
Fortunately, Democrats are only focused on one thing right now,
mister Musk. The fact of the matter, he's quite popular.
He has the largest platform in human history, which is
of course Twitter, slash x. And I think we're missing
the vote as Democrats, And all I'm saying is that
sometimes it's better to join them and actually play a
role in how the strategy works, rather than so pathetically,
(06:49):
frankly try to combat something that clearly is a steamroller.
And Democrats are being steamrolled, and I'm deeply concerned about that. Yes,
Musk is not elected. He has no accountability other than
Donald trum and that's a frightening combination. And I don't
want to cross my fingers. I think Democrats should join
the club and then have more credibility to actually raise
the alarm about constitutional issues right now, it's the boy
(07:11):
who cried wolf.
Speaker 2 (07:15):
There's the same Democrat who's saying the same thing. And
I'm not even a Republican anymore that I've been saying
just being an obstructionist, big mistake, focusing on Elon Musk,
trying to demonize him into the boogeyman like he did
with Trump and failed in the election. That's I mean,
(07:37):
I just shared with you in the first hour the
Rasmusen numbers. Fifty five percent of the American people are
behind Elon Musk and an even greater amount love what
he's doing. Who would be against corruption, waste over and misspending?
What on earth are you afraid of the time? But
look at the brilliance of what he said. Don't just
be an obstructionist fighting in the streets because you're going
(07:59):
against the will of the American people. Get involved with it.
That would be to me, the smartest thing that Democrats
could do. Then you're right next to him finding these
numbers and whether it's undefendable support, that's the dysfunction of
(08:20):
partisanship today. Let me tell you something. A Democrat is
capable of having a good idea. A Democrat is capable
of finding something wrong that we should fix and if
because they find it, we won't act on it. That's dysfunctional.
But that's exactly what they're doing, and that's exactly what
he's warning against. And he's right, RFK, there's so many things. First,
(08:43):
it was never going to happen right. Secondly, he's just
anti vacts. That's it. That's the narrative. To stick it
to him. No matter what he said for decades, what
he stood for for decades, This is another one of
those what are you afraid he's going to find? He
just wants to look at the vacts and make sure
that they were trialed and tested properly. He wants to
(09:05):
look seriously at some of these side effects so that
people are informed when they make their choices. It really
is what are you afraid they're going to find? In
the end, the choice of RFK Junior might end up
(09:27):
all this talk about Elon Musk and the fog of war.
The choice of our FK Junior might be the most
consequential cabinet member choice. To quote his uncle, of our
time and all time.
Speaker 4 (09:42):
Listen, you know so many times during my campaign, traveling
across the country, I have a sense that that people
are feeling disconnected. Have all generation of kids that feels alienated, dispossessed.
They are in a existential crisis, not only because their
(10:02):
health is you know, the seventies seven cent of our
kids can't qualify for a military service. There's a purposelessness
in their lives and no sense of usefulness or effectiveness
or connectedness to their communities. And that drives also the
chronic disease epidemic and the epidemics sort.
Speaker 2 (10:23):
Of saying it's important somebody say that out loud. The
social dilemma is playing a role in the health dilemma.
The identity confusion is playing a role in the health dilemma,
and activity is playing a role in the health dilemma.
Genetic created foods and diet is playing a role. Again,
(10:47):
what are we afraid to What are we afraid to know?
What are we afraid to find out? Would anybody go
on the radio today or television or in a newspaper
and try to make the case that the American youth,
that American general is healthy. So what are you drawing
the line in the sand opposing making America healthy again?
(11:08):
That's a partisan bad thing. As a member of Camelot. A.
Kennedy is in an oval office next to a Republican
president being sworn in by a Republican appointed justice and
with Cheryl Hines's wife from kerby your enthusiasm, big fan
(11:30):
standing behind him from the heart from the oval office
where yes, there is a podium. Now this was RFK
after his confirmation and swearing in.
Speaker 4 (11:40):
Or twenty years, I've gotten up every morning on my
knees and prayed that God would put me in a
position where I can end the childhood chronic disease epidemic
in this country. On August twenty third of last year,
God sent me President Trump and he gave me, I.
Speaker 2 (12:05):
Mean, arguably one of the best bipartisan moments of the
last fifty years.
Speaker 4 (12:13):
He's now given me. He's kept every promise that he's
made to me. He's kept his word in every account
and gone way beyond it. I'm so grateful to you,
mister President. A lot of people told me that I
couldn't trust President Trump. I better get it in writing,
and we did a handshake, and everything that he told
me he was going to do, he has done. And
(12:36):
I'm so grateful to him. And I've told you before
I genuinely believe that you are a pivotal historical figure,
that you are going to transform this country at.
Speaker 2 (12:48):
A Kennedy, a Democrat, Kennedy in a Republican of Oval office,
telling America, I think you're going to transform this country.
You're move Democrats. Now, what are you gonna do? What
(13:09):
are you afraid he's gonna find anybody? Care to make
the case we are healthy that our kids are on
a good trajectory. If they've made the devil out of
Elon Musk, they better find something bigger than the devil.
(13:29):
Because I believe the most consequential cabinet choice of our
time and perhaps all the time, just got sworn anything.
Speaker 6 (13:41):
We will.
Speaker 3 (13:45):
Look like a bunch of girly men does not make
you intensive.
Speaker 2 (13:55):
Pounds of the day.
Speaker 1 (13:56):
Miss a little, miss a lot, miss a lot, and
we'll miss you. It's your morning show with Michael Delcherno
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