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This is your morning show with Michael Bill Chornan, Good morning,
Welcome to Wednesday, March the fourth. You have our Lord,
twenty twenty six. It took me six to get wordle
but I did get connections on the first try. That's
unlike me. We've got whack them all going on, whack
them all going on with supreme leaders, and what did
(00:52):
we arrive at. We think the sun of the former
Supreme leader might be the next in charge. We'll keep
an eye on that. Military says operations in Iran are
going ahead of schedule. President had alluded to at least
a four week campaign, with more intense days ahead. We
don't know if that means three weeks and a week
ahead of schedule or more. Four of the US service
(01:14):
members have been identified in they were what did I
do with that? Now? Their names are worth mentioning Captain
Cody Cork thirty five of Florida, Sergeant first Class Noah
Tejins forty two of Nebraska, Sergeant first class Nicole Armor
thirty nine of Minnesota, and Sergeant Declin Cody twenty of Iowa.
(01:39):
There are two others yet to be identified. A grateful
nation is forever in their dead, and I beg you
to pray for their families at this time of great
loss the US Navy. This could be one of the
things that they were promising they were going to do
to help with gas prices, which I guess are up
another nine cents today, which brings it to twenty cents
in two days. Baby will begin to escort oil tankers
(02:03):
due to the rising cost of gasoline, and the primaries
for the midterm began yesterday in North Carolina. In Texas,
we do have some some Arkansas, we do have some
breaking news and some spoiler alerts. Al Green's fate has
not been determined. Dan Crenshaw's surprisingly has and Jasmine Crockett
(02:28):
goes off into the books of history. Roy O'Neil, our
national correspondent, with the latest down these contested primaries. Good
morning Rory. Hey, they're Michael WORDL and four by the way,
but I couldn't get it. I don't know what.
Speaker 3 (02:39):
I got an X yesterday first in like one hundred
and fifty whatever.
Speaker 1 (02:44):
So I wish yesterday was a nightmare. I got it
in six. You got nerds, You.
Speaker 3 (02:49):
Know what can I just before I tell you a
real secret story, can I tell you a super secret story?
Speaker 1 (02:54):
Sure?
Speaker 3 (02:56):
I slipped the wordle answer into a two way I
do with ASTs.
Speaker 1 (03:00):
I was just going to say that, Yeah, I was
just going to say that we did do that again.
We started. We did that a couple of times. Say yeah,
we started on April fool with another radio station, and
then we started doing it as well. And I don't
know if anybody anybody caught it, but my wife, my
son and I. I'm going to tell him. I'm going
to come out and tell him April Fool's Day that
I've been doing this. You are going to tell him,
(03:23):
let's do it another year. I love the idea that
you're slipping it in. In fact, you may be slipping
it in now. Well, I think the big story was
difficult yesterday. Jasmine Crockett just didn't sell state wide. I mean,
if she couldn't come within seven percent in a primary statewide,
it would have been even uglier in a general.
Speaker 3 (03:40):
But she's gone with huge Democratic turnout, especially in the
early voting time. So James tall Rico pretty much cruises
to victory there. I know they're going to say that, oh,
they closed the polls in Dallas County or they mixed
things up, but still the numbers are on Talla Rico's
side here. It'll be fascinating to see what happens in
the next twelve week in this battle between John Corny
(04:02):
and trying to save his seat and the Attorney General
Ken Paxton. Neither of them got over fifty percent. So
now we're going to be in into a very expensive runoff.
The Democrats are drooling over this one, hoping that Paxson wins,
thinking that Talla Rica will have a better chance against
him in November.
Speaker 1 (04:20):
And then we got Al Green last scene protesting during
the State of the Union. He ends up in a runoff.
His future is questionable. Most people know him as this
but veteran with the patch overs eye. Dan Crenshaw gone
in his primary. So there were some significant outcomes yesterday.
Speaker 3 (04:36):
And it shows the strength to President Trump and the
MAGA movement.
Speaker 4 (04:40):
Right.
Speaker 3 (04:40):
These are essentially people that you know, president When President
Trump threatens, I'll primary you.
Speaker 1 (04:45):
Yeah, there are consequences, and now we're sitting at play out.
Well for Crenshaw, I mean, that is why he's gone.
I think for you know Crockett, she's trying to blame
Republicans cheating her, and that's what Republicans do. I don't know,
I would think what's his name, the late night host
that's getting fired, Colbert. Colbert did more to hurt her
(05:06):
than any Republican party. Can't be having the opponent on,
and that got such high publicity it wasn't allowed to air,
and then it all went viral and then the view
at him. Yeah.
Speaker 3 (05:15):
So no, yeah, he's gotten a lot of this national
media attention as well, and probably would be a better
general election candidate in November.
Speaker 1 (05:25):
Will see, Well, you're good at wordle and you're good
at this too. But it's very early and these are
just a handful. There are some obvious themes that have replayed.
You know, you don't do well in a primary bucking
Donald Trump. MAGA is stronger than the establishment Republican Party right now,
that's obvious Jasmine Crockett and other things. And has the
(05:48):
left gone too far way too early to tell, But
a very interesting night ship.
Speaker 3 (05:53):
Royd not doing so well either, distant second in that
run for the Attorney General of Texas.
Speaker 1 (05:58):
Where he's coming back to the third hour. Were going
to talk about the latest going on with Iran in
the Middle East and see if we can. I think
we're getting some sense of what it means to try
to protect and offset the rising gas prices with the uncertainties,
and one of those are military escorts. I think our
reserve is going to be one of those, perhaps even
some of the oil acquired from Venezuela. But don't forget
(06:22):
the commitment of OPEC to keep flow and production high
during this temporary time of uncertainty. But these military escorts
are a big piece of that pie as well. Roy
will have more on that. And then we just don't
know what the president and what the Pentagon means when
it says we're ahead of schedule. We know the President
(06:43):
alluded to four weeks initially with some of the heavier
campaigning still to come. The indication that this is not
a shock and awe, this is strategic, this is surgical,
and the mission will be over when the threat is over.
But now we're getting worried it might be ahead of
a schedule. Well, we don't know if that means a week,
two weeks, what, So we're keeping an eye on that
(07:07):
as well. We brought up the Israeli intelligence already as
we're getting a better sense of how long they had
worked at this and how this played out. When of
the stories coming from the New York Post is they
spent years hacking all the cameras in Tehran, and that
gave them the ability to track over a long period
(07:29):
of time, not just the Ayatola and some of the
leaders of the Revolutionary Guard or the military, or the
hierarchy of government, but their bodyguards, their drivers. They were
able to map patterns and scheduling. So you don't kill
(07:52):
that many people in a split second, you know, multi
targeted strike if you don't know exactly where everybody is
going to be. So we weren't waiting for the end
of the Olympics. We weren't waiting for the state of
the Union. We were just waiting for them to all
be in the same room, and that's how we knew
when they would be in the same room. Then we
(08:15):
have this whole other developing story, which is who will
be and I just you know, who the Mulas pick
to be their next supreme leader really doesn't matter to me.
There is no such thing as she had light. So
(08:37):
as long as a run is a Islamic republic, a
theocracy under the strictest of Sharia law and Shia fundamental jihadism,
with its own revolutionary guard and its country and military,
(08:58):
it's a threat. So it really doesn't matter. I mean,
I hope the President doesn't think, oh, Jim, we had
a really great Iyad told her to take over, but
he got killed. No, you need the Mulas and the
theocracy gone. As I say, there's no such thing as
jihad light. Now it did become like whack a mole
(09:24):
problematic and that everybody that they had their eye on
is now dead. President was point blank asked that question
in the White House and the answer was it was
quite startling.
Speaker 5 (09:36):
You have someone in mind right now because you've said
all the people you did had in mind that take
it out.
Speaker 6 (09:41):
Well, most of the people we had in mind are dead,
so you know we had some in mind from that
group that is uh is dead, and now we have
another group that may be dead also.
Speaker 1 (09:53):
Now I don't know that the president's talking about candidates
like the Mulas were considering as much which has political
figures in Iran. Now that could be reasonable, I think,
And I don't know, and I can't confirm, but from
everything I have read and everything, I would guess they
(10:13):
were thinking the Iranian president, who was also considered to
be next in line as an Iotolin. I don't know
if that's one of the dead he's talking about. Any
kind of supreme religious leader is still a problem because
it's this religion that is determined to destroy Israel, destroy America,
(10:36):
kill every Jew, kill every Christian, dominate the world, bring
about the judgment of mankind. So there really is no
reason to follow who the next successor is, although every
indication is it's going to be the Iatola's son, that
that's who they chose. Where we go from here, only
(11:01):
time will tell, and what that timing is, we don't
know what it is, but apparently it's ahead of its
four week schedule well as Operation Epic Fury intensifies, the
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Speaker 2 (13:03):
This is your morning show with Michael del Chono.
Speaker 1 (13:08):
I just think it's time talk radio became a two
way conversation again.
Speaker 7 (13:11):
We do.
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He's already taken my top story and turned it into
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Speaker 8 (13:22):
In Tehran, the signals turned red, but the IDF was
ten steps ahead with a hack.
Speaker 1 (13:29):
So divine they.
Speaker 2 (13:31):
Followed the line of the Mullahs right up to their bed.
Speaker 1 (13:35):
That pretty much is how it went. Twenty five minutes
after the hot, you're just getting up. The US military
says the operations in Iran are going ahead of schedule.
Ark Mayfield has more.
Speaker 9 (13:45):
Sencom Commander Admiral Brand Cooper spoke late Tuesday.
Speaker 3 (13:48):
And my overall operational assessment is that we are ahead
of our game plan.
Speaker 9 (13:51):
Cooper also sent the US has severely degraded Iran's air
defenses and destroyed hundreds of ballistic missiles, launchers, and drones.
He said, what the US and in the first twenty
four hours doubled that of shock and awe during the
war in Iraq. Cooper added that the US is sinking
Iran's navy, taking out seventeen ships and it's only submarine.
He said Iran has launched over five hundred missiles and
(14:12):
two thousand drones in retaliation.
Speaker 1 (14:14):
A Mark Mayfield, while the timing for the strikes weren't
coincidentally perfect through great intelligence was perfect, it didn't make
for good timing to be on a cruise ship in
these golf ports. More from Jim Roop.
Speaker 8 (14:27):
At least six large cruise ships are currently docked in
the ports of Dubai and Doha. Cutter unable to move
because Iran has blocked passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
At the same time, regional airspace has been closed or
severely restricted, making it impossible for passengers to simply fly home.
There is currently no firm timeline for when ships will
(14:47):
be cleared to move or when normal flight operations will resume.
Speaker 1 (14:52):
I'm Jim Roop. Well, we've certainly taken to AI. We
all love to use it, and it uses a lot
of electricity. Tech companies are preparing and promising they'll provide
their own electricity for artificial intelligence data centers. Tammy Tricheo
has that story.
Speaker 5 (15:07):
Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft XAI, Oracle, and Open AI our
meeting with President Trump at the White House to sign
a pledge, an effort to ease concerns over the effect
of massive power consumption on the electricity bills of regular customers.
In his State of the Union speech last week, Trump
said the companies could build their own power plans. I'm
Tammy Tricheo.
Speaker 1 (15:27):
Justin Timberlake is suing to try to block the release
of bodycam video from his dwy arrest in Long Island.
Speaker 10 (15:35):
The singer has taken legal action against the village of
sag Harbor and its Police Department, arguing the release under
a public records request would result in the permanent loss
of his privacy. Timberlake's lawyers also argue the footage includes
personal details that don't concern the public and are unrelated
to his arrest. The Grammy Award winner pleaded guilty to
a traffic violation in twenty twenty four and agreed to
(15:57):
pay a fine as well as complete community service. Timberlake's
license was also suspended for ninety days.
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Kristen Marx, NBC News Radio. It's what we used to
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You have pound cake.
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The recipe's changed a bit with the years. We now
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Doesn't a pound cake sound delicious? Kind of? Does you know?
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The pumpkin.
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Pound Cake is good That nothing beats a nice piece
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That is heaven. There's always a cup of coolfi in
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to serve you. Jeffrey serving us all up with soundbread.
Keeping an eye on the content, and the content is
the US military says operations in Iran are going ahead
(18:13):
of schedule. President eluded this would be four week campaign
and more intense days. We're ahead. What does a head
of schedule mean in terms of days or weeks? And
we've identified the Force service four of the six service
members who were killed during the operation, and a grateful
nation is forever in their debt. And the Navy plans
(18:34):
to escort oil tankers due to rise and gas prices.
We were talking with John Decker yesterday about tapping into
oil reserves, maybe some of the oil we got from
Venezuela OLDPEX commitment to bump production and distribution. Turns out
maybe these navy escorts was another thing they were kicking around.
John Decker is joining US right now from the White House.
(18:55):
Good morning, John, Hey, Good morning Michael.
Speaker 12 (18:58):
Yes, the President putting that out on social media, that
that is a possibility. The concern, of course, is the
closure of the Straight of for Moves. Twenty percent of
the world's oil supply goes through that waterway, and it
is extremely important and right now there is no oil
that is going through the Strait of form Mooves and
that's the reason why we've seen this uptick not only
(19:20):
in the price of oil wholesale, but also the price
of gas retail, and that obviously hurts people in the pocketbook.
And that's the reason why the President responding in terms
of a possibility of what may occur in the course
of the next few days, for the next few weeks.
Speaker 1 (19:36):
Yeah, one of the things that was kind of interested
to see how would play out. You know, seventy five
eighty percent of China's energy comes through this as well.
You would think they would come to the table, But
it's early. You know, we're only days into this, but
sooner or later, that straight of horm Moves has to
be open and that oil needs to be throwing, and
(19:56):
that's kind of what's being talked about. What do you
think the the Pentagon means when it says the operations
running ahead of schedule. I don't know what a schedule is.
You know, victory is victory or till the operation is complete.
I don't know if that means eventually you know what
you have to do to ensure all the center views
that have been taken out beyond air strikes. But the
(20:17):
President alluded to maybe four weeks. So are we a
week ahead of schedule? Does anybody really know what that means? Well?
Speaker 12 (20:24):
I think what we're talking about here is the US
has objectives, and whether or not we've achieved each of
those four objectives, whether you can tick them off the box,
really depends upon you know, if you're a policymaker, if
you're the president. He says that the Iranian Navy has
already been destroyed, So that's one box you can check.
The other thing that you have to factor in is,
(20:44):
first and foremost, the US has been focused on.
Speaker 1 (20:47):
The air defenses that Iran has.
Speaker 12 (20:50):
And once you get rid of those defense mechanisms, then
you can go and you control the airspace.
Speaker 1 (20:56):
You can do what you want.
Speaker 12 (20:58):
If you're the US, or in fact, our partner in
this Israel to drop whatever you need to drop wherever
you need to drop it over Iranian airspace.
Speaker 1 (21:10):
John Decker joining us from the White House. Listen, this
is an amazing team. When the US and Israel unite.
You've got the best human intelligence on planet Earth, and
Israel's mighty in its own but you have the ultimate
military power and might in the US. And that's what
we learned the way they had hacked all these cameras,
(21:31):
developed all these patterns. I mean, I thought getting everybody's
pagers to blow up was, you know, the greatest change
upon But this they knew where everybody and they waited
patiently with battleships and tomahawks and planes different continents away,
and the minute they're all in the same room. And
now we find out it was years in the making
(21:51):
and years of hacking every camera and Tehran I'm just
I'm always in all of Israel's commitment to intelligence and accuracy.
Speaker 12 (22:00):
So it's playing the long game, and not every country
can do that.
Speaker 1 (22:03):
You know, Israel has done that. You mentioned the pagers.
Speaker 12 (22:06):
That's playing the long game, and it works out ultimately
when you decide today's the day when you get the
green light. All of that hard work, all of that
patience pays off, and that's exactly what happened, you know,
with that long game and taking out the Iatola, the
supreme leader of Irans. So hats off to them for
that incredible intelligence, and hats off of course to our military,
(22:29):
the best military in the world.
Speaker 1 (22:30):
All right, so it's kind of whack them all a
little bit. And it looks as though it's going to
be the sun of the Ayahtola that the Mullas are
going to choose to be the next Itola. We don't
know how long he'll live, right, and as long target
on his back, as long as it's an Islamic republic
of Iran and a theocracy and a radical one with
the goal of the destruction of Israel and America, does
(22:51):
it really matter. I mean, I think a non Ayahtola
regime changes what's needed. But yeah, they just keep dying,
don't they. We But has there been any reaction, Well,
I guess we'll get reaction today from the White House
if in fact it's the I told his son.
Speaker 12 (23:05):
Well, we didn't get reaction to that, because you know,
the successor wasn't chosen up until the successor is chosen
it's a three person council running Iran, including Iran's president.
But we heard from the President yesterday in the Oval Office.
Michael and the President indicated they had individuals that they
thought could take over, but the.
Speaker 1 (23:23):
President indicated they've been killed. They're dead.
Speaker 12 (23:26):
So this is what, you know, the option that's left
in terms of who fills that vacuum. Whether or not
the US is satisfied with that, we'll have to wait
and see a reaction coming from the President today. He
will take questions from the press corps. There's one event
on his schedule in which the press pool will be
brought in, and I'm sure I'll take questions about the
latest concerning the war in Iran.
Speaker 1 (23:48):
All right, and John will have more in depth coverage
in his White House Briefing Room podcast, which comes your
way at eight Central, nine Eastern later this morning. By
the way, when you find it on your iHeart app,
the White House Briefing Room with John Decker, you have
it a preset that way. It's waiting for you every morning. John,
we'll talk to you tomorrow. God bless, Thanks so much, Michael,
Bye bye, you got it. Forty one minutes after the hour, He's.
Speaker 5 (24:08):
Got and stopped.
Speaker 6 (24:10):
I really don't know what he said at the end
of this sentence.
Speaker 1 (24:12):
I don't think he knows what he said. He look,
he doesn't. It's got to be a big miss understanding.
Speaker 8 (24:19):
I'm I'm why do you.
Speaker 1 (24:22):
Like my garbage truck? I loved your gardens truck? And
you didn't win Kamala and neither did Jasmine Crockett last night.
All right, so this we could just do Sound of
the Day, right, I mean, nothing speaks to the intelligence
and might of the Israeli US partnership, Like who do
(24:46):
you want to be the next leader? I don't know,
they're all dead.
Speaker 10 (24:49):
You have someone in mind right now, as you've said,
all the people you didn't have in mind has.
Speaker 6 (24:52):
Been taken out. Well you well, most of the people
we had in mind a dead.
Speaker 1 (24:56):
So you know we had some in mind from that group.
Speaker 6 (24:58):
That is is dead, and now where we have another
group that may be dead also based on reports.
Speaker 1 (25:08):
So I guess you have a third wave of coming.
Speaker 6 (25:09):
And I'm pretty sure we're.
Speaker 1 (25:10):
Not going to know anybody. I mean, that's a real issue.
I Mean, the president's not cracking wise, as Jeffrey would say,
He's just being honest. Well we have. First of all,
I don't play this game because there's no such thing
as jihad light, So whoever it is is still a
part of the problem. But if in fact you start,
(25:33):
you know, splitting hairs and trying to find one, it
really is a problem. They're all dead. They were all
in that room. Remember what we said from the very beginning,
the supremia total was eighty six years old. He could
have died of natural causes any day. Of course, they
had a succession plan. The fact that they're having struggles
(25:57):
and arriving at their next successor can only be one
of two things. Everybody in their line of succession was killed,
and they're so concerned whoever might be next will get killed.
They don't want anybody to know who it is. But
if you want regime change, and part of that is
the decapitation of the head of the snake, and while
(26:19):
you were decapitating it, you also had the leaders you
had in mind for that regime change. They're killed as well.
That's a problem. Well, there is no Winston Churchill in
England today. In fact, the Winston Churchill and this we
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weren't listening. Yesterday I watched the Churchill documentary and I
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isn't one in Great Britain, and the president isn't happy.
Speaker 6 (26:55):
And by the way, I'm not happy with the UK either.
Speaker 1 (27:00):
That island that.
Speaker 6 (27:01):
You read about the lease, okay, he made it for
whatever reason.
Speaker 1 (27:04):
He made a lease of the island.
Speaker 6 (27:06):
Somebody came and took it away from him, and it's
taken three or four days for us to.
Speaker 1 (27:13):
Work out where we can land.
Speaker 6 (27:14):
There would have been much more convenient landing there as
opposed to flying many extra hours.
Speaker 1 (27:19):
So we are very surprised. This is not Winston Churchill
that we're dealing with. Isn't that interesting yesterday morning? I'm
sure I'm the only one in all of talk radio
that was discussing Winston Churchill, But it was so applicable.
(27:42):
Winston Churchill was considered a narcissist, self focused, anything to
get attention, wasn't going to stop until he led the government,
couldn't win, thought they were rid of him forever, and
(28:03):
he comes back. Any of this sound familiar. The only
difference is between Winston Churchill and Donald Trump is Churchill
like to smoke, and he loved to drink. Donald Trump
never smokes and never drinks. Both never sleep. Both will
outthink you, outwork you, and will do anything, say anything
(28:27):
to achieve set goal. America at that time watching Hitler,
knowing his ambitions to dominate the world like Great Britain.
They watch him take poland watch him take the Soviet Union,
(28:49):
watch him take North Africa, watch him take France, see
him at the door of Great Britain. For church Well,
I don't know if America's coming or not, but we're
gonna fight. If we gotta break beer bottles, We're gonna
fight in the streets and on the beaches. Afterr wanted
(29:13):
to help, the American people were done. We're done with wars.
We lived that hell in World War One. You got
yourself in trouble again. You're on your own. What's America saying?
We're done with endless wars? This is Israel's problem, not
America's problem. If the Japanese hadn't bomb Pearl Harbor, as
awful as that was, I suspect the US would not
(29:35):
have come to the rescue in time, and Germany would
have been at our door and we'd have been fighting
for our life with no help. And here we sit
today and the enemy is saying, first comes Saturday, then
comes Sunday. Israel has no right to exist, Death to America,
(30:00):
and we think it's okay to just have an opinion
at home. And now even the far right demonizing anyone
that stands by Israel, especially the president who stands by
Israel and Israel the only right thing in the Middle East,
has become the bad guy. Oh, you should watch a
(30:24):
Winston Churchill documentary. It'll come to two conclusions. Oh my god,
we're reliving history and oh my god, Donald Trump's was
the Churchill And now we have Donald Trump saying this
guy in Brian Minister is no Winston Churchill. It seems
(30:51):
like Bill Maher and John Fetterman are the only two
on the left that make any sense. I don't know
if we have two on the right, but there's two
on the left. And Vetterman strikes again.
Speaker 7 (31:07):
Well, I mean I've already announced that it's I would
vote it down. That would be the second time I
voted it against that, And I would encourage everyone that's
watching this to just read through what the word power
resolution from nineteen seventy three requires It says that you
have to the president has to provide forty eight hours
of notification of what's happened. And I've actually read through
(31:31):
the letter from the President to the President pro tem
and that that made that stay dured right now, and
then you have sixty days up to another thirty extra
days to ninety before then that would force us to
withdraw those troops. And then after that's why it requires
them to get permission from Congress.
Speaker 1 (31:53):
But neither one have well, one has.
Speaker 7 (31:54):
Been met and the other one hasn't even activated.
Speaker 1 (31:57):
And it isn't a nice to see something not political
theater of this. By the way, when the Democrats were
doing it in Libya, here's Nancy Pelosi. Leader, you're saying that.
Speaker 6 (32:07):
The president did not need authorization initially and still does
not need any authorization from Congress one Libya.
Speaker 1 (32:17):
Yes, thank you, thank you all very much. Yes, it's
all nonsense. It's all political theater. By the way, the
President thinks the operation will take but four weeks, and
we're running ahead of schedule, so don't think we're gonna
get anywhere near sixty to ninety days. All right, everybody
block alone look, you've just got to try harder not
(32:37):
to suck. It would have the opportunity for a brief
civics lesson. Sure, perhaps you'd like to be alone with you?
Speaker 9 (32:44):
Hi?
Speaker 2 (32:44):
Ready?
Speaker 1 (32:46):
Politics? I don't know us. And that's your Sounds of
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It's your morning show with Michael Delchurno.
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Pave a little good news.
Speaker 4 (34:21):
Oil futures are trading down for the first time in
three days, and that means that guest stations raising their
prices didn't even pay for seventy six.
Speaker 1 (34:31):
Dollars a barrel.
Speaker 4 (34:33):
They still paid sixty six, but raise the price anyway.
Speaker 1 (34:36):
We may not like what he's saying, but at least
the guys actually read the thing.
Speaker 3 (34:40):
None of these democrats have read it.
Speaker 1 (34:45):
It is interesting, as every day passes voices. We would
have all wished I mean, was there anybody that looked
worse than John Fetterman in his debate, clearly suffering the
effects of a stroke, to which we would all have said,
what are you running for office for? How can you
(35:06):
be a senator when you're a stroke victim? I'm glad
he's there now. Or how about Bill maher Well, I'm
glad he's there. Bill Mark can reach people I could
never reach in a million years. There is a god.
He's in control and he knows what he's doing. But
(35:26):
John Fetterman isn't the only one outraged. The Democrats want
to bring up the War Powers Act, So is the
House Speaker.
Speaker 9 (35:33):
Speaking after Secretary of State Marco Rubio brief lawmakers on
ongoing military operations against Iran, Johnson said such efforts are
playing into the hands of the enemy. The idea that
a few colleagues here would try to move a War
Powers motion and resolution to the floor right now is dangerous.
Democrats are trying to set up a vote to hold
President Trump from using further military action against Iran without
(35:57):
congressional approval. Johnson said he believes republic have the votes
to defeat such an effort. He also insisted Trump has
followed the law in the ongoing conflict with Iran. The
push by Democrats is largely seen as symbolic, because even
if the measure passes, Trump said he would likely be
to it.
Speaker 1 (36:12):
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This is your morning show with Michael Bill Chornan, Good morning,
Welcome to Wednesday, March the fourth. You have our Lord,
twenty twenty six. It took me six to get wordle
but I did get connections on the first try. That's
unlike me. We've got whack them all going on, whack
them all going on with supreme leaders, and what did
(00:52):
we arrive at. We think the sun of the former
Supreme leader might be the next in charge. We'll keep
an eye on that. Military says operations in Iran are
going ahead of schedule. President had alluded to at least
a four week campaign, with more intense days ahead. We
don't know if that means three weeks and a week
ahead of schedule or more. Four of the US service
(01:14):
members have been identified in they were what did I
do with that? Now? Their names are worth mentioning Captain
Cody Cork thirty five of Florida, Sergeant first Class Noah
Tejins forty two of Nebraska, Sergeant first class Nicole Armor
thirty nine of Minnesota, and Sergeant Declin Cody twenty of Iowa.
(01:39):
There are two others yet to be identified. A grateful
nation is forever in their dead, and I beg you
to pray for their families at this time of great
loss the US Navy. This could be one of the
things that they were promising they were going to do
to help with gas prices, which I guess are up
another nine cents today, which brings it to twenty cents
in two days. Baby will begin to escort oil tankers
(02:03):
due to the rising cost of gasoline, and the primaries
for the midterm began yesterday in North Carolina. In Texas,
we do have some some Arkansas, we do have some
breaking news and some spoiler alerts. Al Green's fate has
not been determined. Dan Crenshaw's surprisingly has and Jasmine Crockett
(02:28):
goes off into the books of history. Roy O'Neil, our
national correspondent, with the latest down these contested primaries. Good
morning Rory. Hey, they're Michael WORDL and four by the way,
but I couldn't get it. I don't know what.
Speaker 3 (02:39):
I got an X yesterday first in like one hundred
and fifty whatever.
Speaker 1 (02:44):
So I wish yesterday was a nightmare. I got it
in six. You got nerds, You.
Speaker 3 (02:49):
Know what can I just before I tell you a
real secret story, can I tell you a super secret story?
Speaker 1 (02:54):
Sure?
Speaker 3 (02:56):
I slipped the wordle answer into a two way I
do with ASTs.
Speaker 1 (03:00):
I was just going to say that, Yeah, I was
just going to say that we did do that again.
We started. We did that a couple of times. Say yeah,
we started on April fool with another radio station, and
then we started doing it as well. And I don't
know if anybody anybody caught it, but my wife, my
son and I. I'm going to tell him. I'm going
to come out and tell him April Fool's Day that
I've been doing this. You are going to tell him,
(03:23):
let's do it another year. I love the idea that
you're slipping it in. In fact, you may be slipping
it in now. Well, I think the big story was
difficult yesterday. Jasmine Crockett just didn't sell state wide. I mean,
if she couldn't come within seven percent in a primary statewide,
it would have been even uglier in a general.
Speaker 3 (03:40):
But she's gone with huge Democratic turnout, especially in the
early voting time. So James tall Rico pretty much cruises
to victory there. I know they're going to say that, oh,
they closed the polls in Dallas County or they mixed
things up, but still the numbers are on Talla Rico's
side here. It'll be fascinating to see what happens in
the next twelve week in this battle between John Corny
(04:02):
and trying to save his seat and the Attorney General
Ken Paxton. Neither of them got over fifty percent. So
now we're going to be in into a very expensive runoff.
The Democrats are drooling over this one, hoping that Paxson wins,
thinking that Talla Rica will have a better chance against
him in November.
Speaker 1 (04:20):
And then we got Al Green last scene protesting during
the State of the Union. He ends up in a runoff.
His future is questionable. Most people know him as this
but veteran with the patch overs eye. Dan Crenshaw gone
in his primary. So there were some significant outcomes yesterday.
Speaker 3 (04:36):
And it shows the strength to President Trump and the
MAGA movement.
Speaker 4 (04:40):
Right.
Speaker 3 (04:40):
These are essentially people that you know, president When President
Trump threatens, I'll primary you.
Speaker 1 (04:45):
Yeah, there are consequences, and now we're sitting at play out.
Well for Crenshaw, I mean, that is why he's gone.
I think for you know Crockett, she's trying to blame
Republicans cheating her, and that's what Republicans do. I don't know,
I would think what's his name, the late night host
that's getting fired, Colbert. Colbert did more to hurt her
(05:06):
than any Republican party. Can't be having the opponent on,
and that got such high publicity it wasn't allowed to air,
and then it all went viral and then the view
at him. Yeah.
Speaker 3 (05:15):
So no, yeah, he's gotten a lot of this national
media attention as well, and probably would be a better
general election candidate in November.
Speaker 1 (05:25):
Will see, Well, you're good at wordle and you're good
at this too. But it's very early and these are
just a handful. There are some obvious themes that have replayed.
You know, you don't do well in a primary bucking
Donald Trump. MAGA is stronger than the establishment Republican Party right now,
that's obvious Jasmine Crockett and other things. And has the
(05:48):
left gone too far way too early to tell, But
a very interesting night ship.
Speaker 3 (05:53):
Royd not doing so well either, distant second in that
run for the Attorney General of Texas.
Speaker 1 (05:58):
Where he's coming back to the third hour. Were going
to talk about the latest going on with Iran in
the Middle East and see if we can. I think
we're getting some sense of what it means to try
to protect and offset the rising gas prices with the uncertainties,
and one of those are military escorts. I think our
reserve is going to be one of those, perhaps even
some of the oil acquired from Venezuela. But don't forget
(06:22):
the commitment of OPEC to keep flow and production high
during this temporary time of uncertainty. But these military escorts
are a big piece of that pie as well. Roy
will have more on that. And then we just don't
know what the president and what the Pentagon means when
it says we're ahead of schedule. We know the President
(06:43):
alluded to four weeks initially with some of the heavier
campaigning still to come. The indication that this is not
a shock and awe, this is strategic, this is surgical,
and the mission will be over when the threat is over.
But now we're getting worried it might be ahead of
a schedule. Well, we don't know if that means a week,
two weeks, what, So we're keeping an eye on that
(07:07):
as well. We brought up the Israeli intelligence already as
we're getting a better sense of how long they had
worked at this and how this played out. When of
the stories coming from the New York Post is they
spent years hacking all the cameras in Tehran, and that
gave them the ability to track over a long period
(07:29):
of time, not just the Ayatola and some of the
leaders of the Revolutionary Guard or the military, or the
hierarchy of government, but their bodyguards, their drivers. They were
able to map patterns and scheduling. So you don't kill
(07:52):
that many people in a split second, you know, multi
targeted strike if you don't know exactly where everybody is
going to be. So we weren't waiting for the end
of the Olympics. We weren't waiting for the state of
the Union. We were just waiting for them to all
be in the same room, and that's how we knew
when they would be in the same room. Then we
(08:15):
have this whole other developing story, which is who will
be and I just you know, who the Mulas pick
to be their next supreme leader really doesn't matter to me.
There is no such thing as she had light. So
(08:37):
as long as a run is a Islamic republic, a
theocracy under the strictest of Sharia law and Shia fundamental jihadism,
with its own revolutionary guard and its country and military,
(08:58):
it's a threat. So it really doesn't matter. I mean,
I hope the President doesn't think, oh, Jim, we had
a really great Iyad told her to take over, but
he got killed. No, you need the Mulas and the
theocracy gone. As I say, there's no such thing as
jihad light. Now it did become like whack a mole
(09:24):
problematic and that everybody that they had their eye on
is now dead. President was point blank asked that question
in the White House and the answer was it was
quite startling.
Speaker 5 (09:36):
You have someone in mind right now because you've said
all the people you did had in mind that take
it out.
Speaker 6 (09:41):
Well, most of the people we had in mind are dead,
so you know we had some in mind from that
group that is uh is dead, and now we have
another group that may be dead also.
Speaker 1 (09:53):
Now I don't know that the president's talking about candidates
like the Mulas were considering as much which has political
figures in Iran. Now that could be reasonable, I think,
And I don't know, and I can't confirm, but from
everything I have read and everything, I would guess they
(10:13):
were thinking the Iranian president, who was also considered to
be next in line as an Iotolin. I don't know
if that's one of the dead he's talking about. Any
kind of supreme religious leader is still a problem because
it's this religion that is determined to destroy Israel, destroy America,
(10:36):
kill every Jew, kill every Christian, dominate the world, bring
about the judgment of mankind. So there really is no
reason to follow who the next successor is, although every
indication is it's going to be the Iatola's son, that
that's who they chose. Where we go from here, only
(11:01):
time will tell, and what that timing is, we don't
know what it is, but apparently it's ahead of its
four week schedule well as Operation Epic Fury intensifies, the
world races for whatever's next. We pray, we support, or
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Speaker 2 (13:03):
This is your morning show with Michael del Chono.
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I just think it's time talk radio became a two
way conversation again.
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We do.
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That's why you can email me at Michael d at
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He's already taken my top story and turned it into
a poem.
Speaker 8 (13:22):
In Tehran, the signals turned red, but the IDF was
ten steps ahead with a hack.
Speaker 1 (13:29):
So divine they.
Speaker 2 (13:31):
Followed the line of the Mullahs right up to their bed.
Speaker 1 (13:35):
That pretty much is how it went. Twenty five minutes
after the hot, you're just getting up. The US military
says the operations in Iran are going ahead of schedule.
Ark Mayfield has more.
Speaker 9 (13:45):
Sencom Commander Admiral Brand Cooper spoke late Tuesday.
Speaker 3 (13:48):
And my overall operational assessment is that we are ahead
of our game plan.
Speaker 9 (13:51):
Cooper also sent the US has severely degraded Iran's air
defenses and destroyed hundreds of ballistic missiles, launchers, and drones.
He said, what the US and in the first twenty
four hours doubled that of shock and awe during the
war in Iraq. Cooper added that the US is sinking
Iran's navy, taking out seventeen ships and it's only submarine.
He said Iran has launched over five hundred missiles and
(14:12):
two thousand drones in retaliation.
Speaker 1 (14:14):
A Mark Mayfield, while the timing for the strikes weren't
coincidentally perfect through great intelligence was perfect, it didn't make
for good timing to be on a cruise ship in
these golf ports. More from Jim Roop.
Speaker 8 (14:27):
At least six large cruise ships are currently docked in
the ports of Dubai and Doha. Cutter unable to move
because Iran has blocked passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
At the same time, regional airspace has been closed or
severely restricted, making it impossible for passengers to simply fly home.
There is currently no firm timeline for when ships will
(14:47):
be cleared to move or when normal flight operations will resume.
Speaker 1 (14:52):
I'm Jim Roop. Well, we've certainly taken to AI. We
all love to use it, and it uses a lot
of electricity. Tech companies are preparing and promising they'll provide
their own electricity for artificial intelligence data centers. Tammy Tricheo
has that story.
Speaker 5 (15:07):
Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft XAI, Oracle, and Open AI our
meeting with President Trump at the White House to sign
a pledge, an effort to ease concerns over the effect
of massive power consumption on the electricity bills of regular customers.
In his State of the Union speech last week, Trump
said the companies could build their own power plans. I'm
Tammy Tricheo.
Speaker 1 (15:27):
Justin Timberlake is suing to try to block the release
of bodycam video from his dwy arrest in Long Island.
Speaker 10 (15:35):
The singer has taken legal action against the village of
sag Harbor and its Police Department, arguing the release under
a public records request would result in the permanent loss
of his privacy. Timberlake's lawyers also argue the footage includes
personal details that don't concern the public and are unrelated
to his arrest. The Grammy Award winner pleaded guilty to
a traffic violation in twenty twenty four and agreed to
(15:57):
pay a fine as well as complete community service. Timberlake's
license was also suspended for ninety days.
Speaker 1 (16:03):
Kristen Marx, NBC News Radio. It's what we used to
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for fifty minutes and.
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You have pound cake.
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The recipe's changed a bit with the years. We now
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Doesn't a pound cake sound delicious? Kind of? Does you know?
I'm on this terrible diet. I think I'm thinking about
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Keeping an eye on the content, and the content is
the US military says operations in Iran are going ahead
(18:13):
of schedule. President eluded this would be four week campaign
and more intense days. We're ahead. What does a head
of schedule mean in terms of days or weeks? And
we've identified the Force service four of the six service
members who were killed during the operation, and a grateful
nation is forever in their debt. And the Navy plans
(18:34):
to escort oil tankers due to rise and gas prices.
We were talking with John Decker yesterday about tapping into
oil reserves, maybe some of the oil we got from
Venezuela OLDPEX commitment to bump production and distribution. Turns out
maybe these navy escorts was another thing they were kicking around.
John Decker is joining US right now from the White House.
(18:55):
Good morning, John, Hey, Good morning Michael.
Speaker 12 (18:58):
Yes, the President putting that out on social media, that
that is a possibility. The concern, of course, is the
closure of the Straight of for Moves. Twenty percent of
the world's oil supply goes through that waterway, and it
is extremely important and right now there is no oil
that is going through the Strait of form Mooves and
that's the reason why we've seen this uptick not only
(19:20):
in the price of oil wholesale, but also the price
of gas retail, and that obviously hurts people in the pocketbook.
And that's the reason why the President responding in terms
of a possibility of what may occur in the course
of the next few days, for the next few weeks.
Speaker 1 (19:36):
Yeah, one of the things that was kind of interested
to see how would play out. You know, seventy five
eighty percent of China's energy comes through this as well.
You would think they would come to the table, But
it's early. You know, we're only days into this, but
sooner or later, that straight of horm Moves has to
be open and that oil needs to be throwing, and
(19:56):
that's kind of what's being talked about. What do you
think the the Pentagon means when it says the operations
running ahead of schedule. I don't know what a schedule is.
You know, victory is victory or till the operation is complete.
I don't know if that means eventually you know what
you have to do to ensure all the center views
that have been taken out beyond air strikes. But the
(20:17):
President alluded to maybe four weeks. So are we a
week ahead of schedule? Does anybody really know what that means? Well?
Speaker 12 (20:24):
I think what we're talking about here is the US
has objectives, and whether or not we've achieved each of
those four objectives, whether you can tick them off the box,
really depends upon you know, if you're a policymaker, if
you're the president. He says that the Iranian Navy has
already been destroyed, So that's one box you can check.
The other thing that you have to factor in is,
(20:44):
first and foremost, the US has been focused on.
Speaker 1 (20:47):
The air defenses that Iran has.
Speaker 12 (20:50):
And once you get rid of those defense mechanisms, then
you can go and you control the airspace.
Speaker 1 (20:56):
You can do what you want.
Speaker 12 (20:58):
If you're the US, or in fact, our partner in
this Israel to drop whatever you need to drop wherever
you need to drop it over Iranian airspace.
Speaker 1 (21:10):
John Decker joining us from the White House. Listen, this
is an amazing team. When the US and Israel unite.
You've got the best human intelligence on planet Earth, and
Israel's mighty in its own but you have the ultimate
military power and might in the US. And that's what
we learned the way they had hacked all these cameras,
(21:31):
developed all these patterns. I mean, I thought getting everybody's
pagers to blow up was, you know, the greatest change
upon But this they knew where everybody and they waited
patiently with battleships and tomahawks and planes different continents away,
and the minute they're all in the same room. And
now we find out it was years in the making
(21:51):
and years of hacking every camera and Tehran I'm just
I'm always in all of Israel's commitment to intelligence and accuracy.
Speaker 12 (22:00):
So it's playing the long game, and not every country
can do that.
Speaker 1 (22:03):
You know, Israel has done that. You mentioned the pagers.
Speaker 12 (22:06):
That's playing the long game, and it works out ultimately
when you decide today's the day when you get the
green light. All of that hard work, all of that
patience pays off, and that's exactly what happened, you know,
with that long game and taking out the Iatola, the
supreme leader of Irans. So hats off to them for
that incredible intelligence, and hats off of course to our military,
(22:29):
the best military in the world.
Speaker 1 (22:30):
All right, so it's kind of whack them all a
little bit. And it looks as though it's going to
be the sun of the Ayahtola that the Mullas are
going to choose to be the next Itola. We don't
know how long he'll live, right, and as long target
on his back, as long as it's an Islamic republic
of Iran and a theocracy and a radical one with
the goal of the destruction of Israel and America, does
(22:51):
it really matter. I mean, I think a non Ayahtola
regime changes what's needed. But yeah, they just keep dying,
don't they. We But has there been any reaction, Well,
I guess we'll get reaction today from the White House
if in fact it's the I told his son.
Speaker 12 (23:05):
Well, we didn't get reaction to that, because you know,
the successor wasn't chosen up until the successor is chosen
it's a three person council running Iran, including Iran's president.
But we heard from the President yesterday in the Oval Office.
Michael and the President indicated they had individuals that they
thought could take over, but the.
Speaker 1 (23:23):
President indicated they've been killed. They're dead.
Speaker 12 (23:26):
So this is what, you know, the option that's left
in terms of who fills that vacuum. Whether or not
the US is satisfied with that, we'll have to wait
and see a reaction coming from the President today. He
will take questions from the press corps. There's one event
on his schedule in which the press pool will be
brought in, and I'm sure I'll take questions about the
latest concerning the war in Iran.
Speaker 1 (23:48):
All right, and John will have more in depth coverage
in his White House Briefing Room podcast, which comes your
way at eight Central, nine Eastern later this morning. By
the way, when you find it on your iHeart app,
the White House Briefing Room with John Decker, you have
it a preset that way. It's waiting for you every morning. John,
we'll talk to you tomorrow. God bless, Thanks so much, Michael,
Bye bye, you got it. Forty one minutes after the hour, He's.
Speaker 5 (24:08):
Got and stopped.
Speaker 6 (24:10):
I really don't know what he said at the end
of this sentence.
Speaker 1 (24:12):
I don't think he knows what he said. He look,
he doesn't. It's got to be a big miss understanding.
Speaker 8 (24:19):
I'm I'm why do you.
Speaker 1 (24:22):
Like my garbage truck? I loved your gardens truck? And
you didn't win Kamala and neither did Jasmine Crockett last night.
All right, so this we could just do Sound of
the Day, right, I mean, nothing speaks to the intelligence
and might of the Israeli US partnership, Like who do
(24:46):
you want to be the next leader? I don't know,
they're all dead.
Speaker 10 (24:49):
You have someone in mind right now, as you've said,
all the people you didn't have in mind has.
Speaker 6 (24:52):
Been taken out. Well you well, most of the people
we had in mind a dead.
Speaker 1 (24:56):
So you know we had some in mind from that group.
Speaker 6 (24:58):
That is is dead, and now where we have another
group that may be dead also based on reports.
Speaker 1 (25:08):
So I guess you have a third wave of coming.
Speaker 6 (25:09):
And I'm pretty sure we're.
Speaker 1 (25:10):
Not going to know anybody. I mean, that's a real issue.
I Mean, the president's not cracking wise, as Jeffrey would say,
He's just being honest. Well we have. First of all,
I don't play this game because there's no such thing
as jihad light, So whoever it is is still a
part of the problem. But if in fact you start,
(25:33):
you know, splitting hairs and trying to find one, it
really is a problem. They're all dead. They were all
in that room. Remember what we said from the very beginning,
the supremia total was eighty six years old. He could
have died of natural causes any day. Of course, they
had a succession plan. The fact that they're having struggles
(25:57):
and arriving at their next successor can only be one
of two things. Everybody in their line of succession was killed,
and they're so concerned whoever might be next will get killed.
They don't want anybody to know who it is. But
if you want regime change, and part of that is
the decapitation of the head of the snake, and while
(26:19):
you were decapitating it, you also had the leaders you
had in mind for that regime change. They're killed as well.
That's a problem. Well, there is no Winston Churchill in
England today. In fact, the Winston Churchill and this we
(26:40):
talked great lunch shameless plug for the podcast. If you
weren't listening. Yesterday I watched the Churchill documentary and I
came to the conclusion Donald Trump is Churchill, but there
isn't one in Great Britain, and the president isn't happy.
Speaker 6 (26:55):
And by the way, I'm not happy with the UK either.
Speaker 1 (27:00):
That island that.
Speaker 6 (27:01):
You read about the lease, okay, he made it for
whatever reason.
Speaker 1 (27:04):
He made a lease of the island.
Speaker 6 (27:06):
Somebody came and took it away from him, and it's
taken three or four days for us to.
Speaker 1 (27:13):
Work out where we can land.
Speaker 6 (27:14):
There would have been much more convenient landing there as
opposed to flying many extra hours.
Speaker 1 (27:19):
So we are very surprised. This is not Winston Churchill
that we're dealing with. Isn't that interesting yesterday morning? I'm
sure I'm the only one in all of talk radio
that was discussing Winston Churchill, But it was so applicable.
(27:42):
Winston Churchill was considered a narcissist, self focused, anything to
get attention, wasn't going to stop until he led the government,
couldn't win, thought they were rid of him forever, and
(28:03):
he comes back. Any of this sound familiar. The only
difference is between Winston Churchill and Donald Trump is Churchill
like to smoke, and he loved to drink. Donald Trump
never smokes and never drinks. Both never sleep. Both will
outthink you, outwork you, and will do anything, say anything
(28:27):
to achieve set goal. America at that time watching Hitler,
knowing his ambitions to dominate the world like Great Britain.
They watch him take poland watch him take the Soviet Union,
(28:49):
watch him take North Africa, watch him take France, see
him at the door of Great Britain. For church Well,
I don't know if America's coming or not, but we're
gonna fight. If we gotta break beer bottles, We're gonna
fight in the streets and on the beaches. Afterr wanted
(29:13):
to help, the American people were done. We're done with wars.
We lived that hell in World War One. You got
yourself in trouble again. You're on your own. What's America saying?
We're done with endless wars? This is Israel's problem, not
America's problem. If the Japanese hadn't bomb Pearl Harbor, as
awful as that was, I suspect the US would not
(29:35):
have come to the rescue in time, and Germany would
have been at our door and we'd have been fighting
for our life with no help. And here we sit
today and the enemy is saying, first comes Saturday, then
comes Sunday. Israel has no right to exist, Death to America,
(30:00):
and we think it's okay to just have an opinion
at home. And now even the far right demonizing anyone
that stands by Israel, especially the president who stands by
Israel and Israel the only right thing in the Middle East,
has become the bad guy. Oh, you should watch a
(30:24):
Winston Churchill documentary. It'll come to two conclusions. Oh my god,
we're reliving history and oh my god, Donald Trump's was
the Churchill And now we have Donald Trump saying this
guy in Brian Minister is no Winston Churchill. It seems
(30:51):
like Bill Maher and John Fetterman are the only two
on the left that make any sense. I don't know
if we have two on the right, but there's two
on the left. And Vetterman strikes again.
Speaker 7 (31:07):
Well, I mean I've already announced that it's I would
vote it down. That would be the second time I
voted it against that, And I would encourage everyone that's
watching this to just read through what the word power
resolution from nineteen seventy three requires It says that you
have to the president has to provide forty eight hours
of notification of what's happened. And I've actually read through
(31:31):
the letter from the President to the President pro tem
and that that made that stay dured right now, and
then you have sixty days up to another thirty extra
days to ninety before then that would force us to
withdraw those troops. And then after that's why it requires
them to get permission from Congress.
Speaker 1 (31:53):
But neither one have well, one has.
Speaker 7 (31:54):
Been met and the other one hasn't even activated.
Speaker 1 (31:57):
And it isn't a nice to see something not political
theater of this. By the way, when the Democrats were
doing it in Libya, here's Nancy Pelosi. Leader, you're saying that.
Speaker 6 (32:07):
The president did not need authorization initially and still does
not need any authorization from Congress one Libya.
Speaker 1 (32:17):
Yes, thank you, thank you all very much. Yes, it's
all nonsense. It's all political theater. By the way, the
President thinks the operation will take but four weeks, and
we're running ahead of schedule, so don't think we're gonna
get anywhere near sixty to ninety days. All right, everybody
block alone look, you've just got to try harder not
(32:37):
to suck. It would have the opportunity for a brief
civics lesson. Sure, perhaps you'd like to be alone with you?
Speaker 9 (32:44):
Hi?
Speaker 2 (32:44):
Ready?
Speaker 1 (32:46):
Politics? I don't know us. And that's your Sounds of
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Speaker 2 (34:15):
It's your morning show with Michael Delchurno.
Speaker 1 (34:19):
Pave a little good news.
Speaker 4 (34:21):
Oil futures are trading down for the first time in
three days, and that means that guest stations raising their
prices didn't even pay for seventy six.
Speaker 1 (34:31):
Dollars a barrel.
Speaker 4 (34:33):
They still paid sixty six, but raise the price anyway.
Speaker 1 (34:36):
We may not like what he's saying, but at least
the guys actually read the thing.
Speaker 3 (34:40):
None of these democrats have read it.
Speaker 1 (34:45):
It is interesting, as every day passes voices. We would
have all wished I mean, was there anybody that looked
worse than John Fetterman in his debate, clearly suffering the
effects of a stroke, to which we would all have said,
what are you running for office for? How can you
(35:06):
be a senator when you're a stroke victim? I'm glad
he's there now. Or how about Bill maher Well, I'm
glad he's there. Bill Mark can reach people I could
never reach in a million years. There is a god.
He's in control and he knows what he's doing. But
(35:26):
John Fetterman isn't the only one outraged. The Democrats want
to bring up the War Powers Act, So is the
House Speaker.
Speaker 9 (35:33):
Speaking after Secretary of State Marco Rubio brief lawmakers on
ongoing military operations against Iran, Johnson said such efforts are
playing into the hands of the enemy. The idea that
a few colleagues here would try to move a War
Powers motion and resolution to the floor right now is dangerous.
Democrats are trying to set up a vote to hold
President Trump from using further military action against Iran without
(35:57):
congressional approval. Johnson said he believes republic have the votes
to defeat such an effort. He also insisted Trump has
followed the law in the ongoing conflict with Iran. The
push by Democrats is largely seen as symbolic, because even
if the measure passes, Trump said he would likely be
to it.
Speaker 1 (36:12):
I'm Rt Mayfield.
Speaker 2 (36:13):
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