05-28-26 YMS HR1 The President’s clear message to Iran, I don’t care about misterms, stop stalling or I’ll finish the job. Jill Biden cover up a joke.

The President’s clear message to Iran, I don’t care about misterms, stop stalling or I’ll finish the job.  Jill Biden cover up a joke.

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A pleasant good morning to one and all of our
passengers this morning. It is seven minutes after the hour.
Welcome to Thursday, May the twenty eighth, twenty twenty six.
I do this all the time, and I wonder if
anybody else's experience it. Can you believe May is almost over?
Will you enter eld in the first half of the

(00:58):
year in about thirty four days or stuff like that.
It's just insane. I thought we were just opening Christmas presence.
I haven't even paid for the Christmas present yet. Early
shopping has already begun, all right, make that now eight
minutes after the hour on this Thursday, May the twenty eighth,
President Trump says no country will control the Strait of
Horror moves as the US and Iran tension continues. There was,

(01:20):
and you've probably heard this in your news, some air strikes.
I love how the President calls these defensive, defensive of
the Strait of Horror moves, which they technically are, but
they also get around war powers, this time drones and
or those ground control stations that launch the drones or

(01:43):
the strikes. Yesterday, there's quite a bit of conversation from
the President in the cabinet meeting presser where Iranian state
media is saying we're close to a deal with the
United States. They outlined a few things, one of which
the primary the straight would reopen, as if it's theirs

(02:04):
to reopen, and the US would then allow their ports
to be open. The President says this is all a
complete lie, in a fabrication. They're hurting. They will make
a deal, but I'm not satisfied yet, and if they
don't make a deal, we'll finish the job. And the

(02:25):
President spent a good bit of time discussing that he
doesn't really fear any political fallback for this. Now your
first thought should be, well, of course not you don't
face another election, which is true. But the narrative that

(02:48):
everyone is being told to believe is the president has
X amount of time, and I think there's some truth
to this. It would be nice to have this over.
It would be nice to have gas prices return. I
mean gas prices are all not well below where they
were in the Biden era, So I mean, it is
a narrative we're describing here, but it would be nice

(03:10):
to have the oil backne Like yesterday, the Dow finished
up two hundred points at a new record level. Oil retreated.
That's a good day. But the American people are sold
this perception that it's far worse. And it's because of
this and because of that and not knowing where America

(03:30):
will be in mid air at the time it pays
attention to midterm elections. I mean, there could be some consequence,
but the President making it very clear he does not
fear a political fallout from a prolonged war with Iran.
He is focused on the solution and the conclusion.

Speaker 2 (03:54):
No.

Speaker 1 (03:54):
I meanwhile, you got the iron state media that just
seemingly has its own truth. You know, even a deal
with them isn't very trustworthy. Reality isn't very trustworthy with them.
The President said, I Ron was iscalculating if it thought
that he would soften his position to avoid a prolonged standoff. Again,

(04:16):
this is part of the messaging, too, President making it
very clear I am not rushing anything and I'm not
going to make any big compromises because we have an
election coming in our country. They thought they were going
to outwait me, stall me. He's got the midterms. They
thought I don't care about midterms. Look what happened last night.

(04:42):
Trump was referring to the Paxton victory. Ten days, he's
taken out three political foes, and you clearly have to
point to his support. So I don't know that the
President is feeling cocky from the results of the primaries
so far, so much as he's sending clear messaging to Iran.

(05:05):
I'm not rushing anything and stop with the nonsense. I'm
not gonna turn my back on the nuclear priority or
the straight of hormones priority because I've got midterms in
my country. So I thought that was pretty powerful messaging.
A lot of you are going to probably be mostly
focused on Joe Biden today and listen, there's two ways

(05:30):
to look at this. One. You've got the lawsuit, So
Biden's wanting to hide these tapes that would prove that
this president and everybody around him had to know, was
not capable of being president. He was cognitively impaired. Now
Joe Biden is trying to begin the cover story. Oh,

(05:52):
I really feared he was having a stroke that night
in the debate. As if nothing was abnormal till the
night of that debate. And if nothing was abnormal till
the time of that debate, then why are you suing
to keep interview tapes from going public that were far
earlier that would prove that this was far longer. And

(06:16):
then there's the oddities of Jill Biden coming out with
a memoir from the east wing. I think everybody noticed
Jill sitting at They didn't have many cabinet meetings, but
when they did, Jill was at the head of the table.
I thought that was odd. So Jill's memoir could be
from the west wing, not the East wing, and her

(06:40):
play in this cover up. I always circle Jill Biden
as something strange, and I used to do it this
way from the very beginning. If you really loved your husband,
you would have been far more protective. You would have
not allowed him to be played on in a shadow

(07:03):
campaign to save the democracy and then let it go
on so long. If I should ever lose my cognitive abilities,
I hope my wife is protective of me. That would
not be a good time to be on the radio
every day. That would be legacy destroying, very embarrassing and undignified.

(07:32):
And if the individual doesn't have enough cognitive ability to
protect themselves, then you would think the spouse would. That
was a dead giveaway to me. Then I began to
get suspicious that she was playing a much bigger role,
that this was a lot more about her, and she
would ride Joe as long as she could ride him

(07:54):
to wherever it could take her. How much was Joe
Biden running this country? Because she's front and center now
in the cover up with a memoir entitled East Wing,
when we know she was in the West Wing. The
most easy, low hanging fruit in this is Okay. I

(08:20):
get you're the first lady, but you're also Joe Biden's wife.
If my wife was at the side of the stage
and thinking I was having a stroke, I don't think
she would let the debate continue. I think she would
have ended the debate and taken me immediately to a hospital.

(08:43):
So something's got to give. She's lying now, or there's
something really suspicious then, especially when after the debate. All right,
so you go, all right, well it's the first lady,
it's the president of the United States. Maybe she thought, well,
we'll finish the debate, then we'll go to the hospital.
You know, they went to waffle House. If you really

(09:04):
thought your husband was having a stroke in a presidential debate,
you'd let the debate continue and then you'd go to
waffle house. Oh come on, man, I mean, none of
this makes sense, now, what does make sense? As they
did in twenty sixteen, the people wanted Bernie, they swapped

(09:26):
in Hillary. As they did in twenty twenty, the people
wanted Bernie, they swapped in Joe Biden. And then, as
they did in twenty twenty four, they weren't going to
give Bernie or the people a chance, so they hang
on to Joe, in all of his sinility or cognitive impairment.

(09:47):
They do an unprecedented presidential debate before the primary season
had ended. Google how many times that's ever happened, and
send him out there for the first time unmedicated and
let him be in his natural state of incompetence so

(10:10):
that they could, having had already enough electoral votes to
secure the nomination, shuffle him off as he refused to
leave earlier, and just hand it to Kamala, the one
who could never win a primary because a word salads
be nasty. Now whose story sounds more reasonable? Mine or Jill's?

(10:36):
So it is very low hanging fruit. It's almost such
a low hanging fruit. We obviously got to address it,
and we will, especially in sounds of the day. But
though the lawsuits that give away her memoirs to give
away and her interview with CBS is the giveaway. This

(10:57):
is a frantic cover up, which I'm with Donald Trump
on one thing this morning. Completely. We got to get
to the bottom of this. This can never happen again.
What was that presidency and how did it happen? And
what happened? Who was that first lady? What was her role?

(11:26):
Probably the first thought you had is why wouldn't you
you got away with it? Just go away? They won't
go away. Its as if there's something in them that
is begging for the truth to come out. I know
the President would like that truth to come out as well.
So we've got Marco Rubio talking about how Cuba's in trouble,

(11:47):
we got the President talking about how Iran's lying through
their teeth. We're not near a deal. We should get there,
We could get there. I'm not worried about the political fallout.
If this takes time, We're going to get it right,
or we're gonna go finish the job. And suddenly, out
of nowhere, Joe Biden singing like a canary she thought
her husband was having a stroke during the twenty twenty

(12:10):
four presidential debate. Did you ever see the movie at
the end of day? What they did? They staged a
massive stroke at a State of the Union. Why so
he could slip off into the sunset and the real
underneath the White House in a Koma president could be revealed.
That's all that debate was, send him out there, let

(12:33):
them see him for what he is, so we can
get rid of him and get Kamala. We'll leave him
no choice. Not only do I not believe that Jill
Biden was worried her husband was having a stroke, evident
by not stopping the debate and then going to waffle
house after. I'll bet she was fighting tooth and nail
against Podesta and all the Democratic operatives who had outplayed

(12:54):
them because she knew she lost her ability to ride
that Trojan horse to another term. So I'm sure she thought, now,
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Speaker 3 (14:43):
This is your morning show with Michael del Chrono.

Speaker 1 (14:47):
Hey, Michael Thwarren from Mamaca, Pennsylvania. Just curious does Joe
Biden thing. Do you think that was the treason?

Speaker 4 (14:53):
This act by her and the staff that works for her.

Speaker 1 (14:57):
That's all I want to know. Treason loosely is just
a crime betraying one's country in that sense, yes, But
when you go to Article three, Section three of the Constitution,
it has very specific definitions, including loving war, taking up arms,
engaging in violent organized action to overthrow the US government.

(15:20):
Some of the Shenanigans that were portrayed on January sixth
are closer to that than this, and then aiding or
comforting enemies. I don't think it falls under either of those,
but I think, like COVID, it's certainly one of the
greatest scandals in American political history, and the truth must

(15:40):
come out in order to ensure it never ever happened again.
And why do I say, well, why would anybody ever
try that again? Are you kidding me? They're going to
They bait and switched with Hillary in twenty sixteen, They
bait and switched to Joe, They bait and switch with
Kamalin twenty twenty four. What do you think is coming

(16:02):
in twenty twenty eight now, whether or not it'll involve
an old player who's cognitively impaired. The hardest thing to
believe is that this in any way is a true
story from Joe Biden. The hell were you doing in
cabinet meetings? Jill? Why are you writing a memoir about

(16:23):
the East Wing when you were constantly planted in the
West wing? And if you were so concerned your husband
was a fine working stature up until that debate, in fact,
so much so you feared he was having a stroke,
how do you explain this? You immediately lead the debate
and go to waffle house tonight. I think we got

(16:46):
an order or you have it. You won't because she
knows her name. Thanks Devin. Wow, Wow, you said straight
to the waffle house when you think your husband's having

(17:07):
a stroke. Anybody believe in any of this? Okay? Now
let's get to something we can believe, like the truth,
and it may not fall under treason, but whatever it is,
it needs to come to light. We must ensure it
never happens again. All right? When we come back, where
do we stand in these negotiations with Iron and for

(17:30):
the president? Can you continue the negotiation narrative or do
you resume bombing? What's the political risk of either? When
your Morning show continues next as I Ding Ding Ding.

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A chimp?

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Off the old block Bob full of them? Baby?

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I'm trying to sit here and figure out why I
a didn't go to that Brian Adams concert when he
came to Franklin. Andrea and my son, my son, who
by the way, is on top of the Eiffel Tower
right now, No, kidd, he got pictures he's sending pictures.
Everybody's having a great life in this house. But me,
what do you try? Uh? But why didn't I go
see Brian Adams?

Speaker 3 (18:50):
You know?

Speaker 1 (18:50):
Brian Adams is like that, kind of like that Michael
Jackson thing, sit down at a computer and just starts
scrolling through how many hits he had. And that's one
of my favorite cuts. Like a knife we also had
I think John Yeah, wasn't it Yeah in Youngstown A mikey,
what do you call a baby? What the heck? A Mike? Sorry?

(19:12):
I know that one.

Speaker 4 (19:13):
During ironologue, you mentioned Iran had its own truth, and
that's totally contradicted.

Speaker 1 (19:19):
They have no truth. They don't know truth. They don't
know how to tell the truth.

Speaker 4 (19:23):
Everything they say is lies or deception. We can't trust
a single thing they say. I don't know why everyone
thinks they're going to work some deal with us, because
it's just not going to happen.

Speaker 1 (19:34):
Fourteen hundred years says it won't happen. Yeah, they certainly
reject the way, the truth and the life as we
see Christ. There's no question about that. They also are
allowed to lie. It's called takiya for the furtherance of
a law. So that's a big problem in dealing with
them big picture, or I guess smaller picture. What we're

(19:57):
dealing with right now. They are laser focused. They I mean,
my reference to they have their own truth is the
same thing you're saying. It's not a reality. In other words,
the matrix has somehow been translated into Farsi because their
laser focused on world dominance. It's necessary to their beliefs.

(20:19):
They must destroy Israel, they must destroy America, they must
kill the Jews, and they must kill the Christians. But
let's never look at this as a holy war, even
though the enemy has a say and the enemy's entire
goal is to kill the Jews, kill the Christians, and

(20:39):
control the world. Why because that's when they hidden me. Mom,
I remember there. We have three different kinds of Muslims
today because we had three contradictory examples of Muhammad. At first,
he took portions of Christianity, portions of Judaism, portions of
many religions. It's Satin Mecca as one of three undred

(21:00):
and sixty five religions, and was just there, peace loving
and wonderful. Okay, good for you. Then suddenly they didn't
want to play with others. Then they started stealing. Then
they started demanding you believe what they believe in renounce
what you believe. Then they went to war. So today
you have peace loving Muslims, because that's how Mohammed was
at the beginning. You also have political Islamists where it's

(21:25):
a system of government, a system of control, and that's
why they populate. Then they infiltrate, then they agitate, then
they wage war until the time is right, they take
over where my son is right now, France and England
in much deeper worse position than we are, or maybe

(21:46):
a decade ahead of us. But that's the game they'll
play everywhere. Iraq wasn't always Iraq, Iran wasn't always Iran.
And then you have Shihadis who are at war now.
They will kill innocent people to get you afraid to convert,

(22:08):
or to kill you and get you out of the way.
So they're laser focused on destroying Israel in America and
ruling the world. We're laser focused on them and not
having the means to do it. That's a pretty big hurdle.
And they're never going to give up, and our president
should never give up. I don't know how many times

(22:30):
I've said this, but I wish the world would listen.
Iran is not America's problem. Iran is not Israel's problem.
Iran is the world's problem, and the world should solve
it together. Well, that gets us to the moment, right, So,

(22:51):
Iranian State Television yesterday released what it said were details
from an initial unofficial document outlining framework for an agreement
between Iran and the United States that would reopen the
Strait of Hormuz to shipping traffic. Well, the White House
immediately dismissed this report a complete lie, a complete fabrication.

(23:20):
The President then goes on at a cabinet press discussion
and says, look, I'm not afraid of political fallout. I said,
I'd love this story. And if you want to read
the story for yourself, and I've got some of the
audio in Sounds of the Day, but you can go

(23:40):
to the Wall Street Journal headline. As Trump says he
doesn't fear political fallout from prolonged war with a run,
I believe he was talking to a run in real
specific time. Iran's making up lies that were close to
a deal when we're not, and the President's making very
clear I'm not caving. You will never have nukes. I'm
not caving. You don't own the Strait of Hormuz. It's

(24:02):
not yours to reopen. Then the President made a crystal
clear and this will be in sounds of the day.
They want to make a deal, They need to make
a deal. They're playing games. I think they're gonna make
a deal. But if they don't, I'm gonna finish the job.
I hope he means that, and I hope he gets
there by this weekend, which really means you and I

(24:27):
have to have this adult conversation at the kitchen table.
Whether the President continues to play the narrative game of
peace talks or if he resumes bombing, will the American
people stay with him? Either way, I think the President
realizes both probably have some political liability. But he was

(24:50):
sending clear messages to Iran. If how clear, you can't
be more clear than this. I don't call to war.
I call it a conflict. Iran's economy is running on fumes,
inflations at two hundred and fifty percent. They have no income,

(25:12):
their energy starved. I don't fear a pro they should
fear a prolonged war. Then the President laid out very specifically,
I'm not going to be caving on your nuclear ambitions.
I'm not going to be caving on the strait of

(25:34):
horror moves or reopening your ports. The strait of hormones
must be open to everyone, and we'll watch over to
see to it. Then the President made a crystal clear

(26:01):
that he is not going to be You have miscalculated
if you thought I would soften my positions to avoid
a prolonged standoff, if you thought in any way that
you were going to outweight me because I've got midterms.
I don't care about midterms. The President said, Now, what

(26:22):
the American narrativized mainstream media is going to do with
that quote, I can't imagine, but I think he was
talking specifically to Iran. He's sending a clear message, you're
getting nowhere in these negotiations because I face midterms, I
don't care about him. In fact, to even referenced, look
what happened last night, meaning midterms seemed to still I mean,

(26:44):
you know, the president does have a problem with pride
and ego. I can't believe he didn't go far deeper.
He's one hundred and one for one, one and one
in endorsing members running for election in the House of Representatives.

(27:06):
He's now nine for nine in his endorsements of Senate
candidates and eight for eight and goubernatorial candidates. But if
this guy wanted to brag, he could brag. I think
that just kind of peaked his head out and winked
at you. First of all, I'm not worried about midterms
because I can make midterms go the way I want
midterms to go. Well, time will tell if that translates
to general elections as it has in primaries. Right now,

(27:28):
the left has the new narrative, which is the President's
making all these moves in primaries and he's setting himself
up for big general losses. You're taking really popular people.
That's why yesterday we had a discussion what does the
Democrats stand for? Everybody gets that the Senate has become
a club of one hundred that's really running the country.
Nobody wants to send a Democrat there to fight for socialism,

(27:49):
fight for open borders, fight for freebies for illegals, defund
our police, defund dice. Nobody's interested in it. They've got
real issue problems. I actually agree with the President's assessment.
I don't think he's nearly in the dire straits people
think he's in. But in case you've misunderstood him, in

(28:10):
case Iran is misunderstood him, he's making it crystal clear.
I care way more about finishing this with you than
I do the outcome of the midterms. And if you're
calculating based on that, I'm going to be in the
exact same position in September and in November that I'm
in right now, and that strait doesn't belong to you,

(28:32):
and you will never have nukes, you will never have
the means to carry out your first goal of destroying Israel,
your second goal of destroying America, your ultimate goal of
killing every Christian in jew and converting the world to Islam,
because that's the only time you actually get peace through
surrender and the hidne mom. So, yes, John, it's everything

(28:55):
you said, it's everything the President said, And that's really
where we're at in time. If you want to play
the game of whose side time is on, Iran has
no income now they're lucky. I'm not president of the
United States. I wouldn't even be playing this game. The

(29:19):
strait would be open no matter what it took from
battleships at sea to boots on the ground on an island.
I'd be working out a very elaborate, specific, targeted plan
to take out the Revolutionary Guard, and then I think
you'd see the people of Iran take their country back
and you'll get your ultimate gift, which is a regime change.

(29:41):
Then you get all the time in the world you
need to walk in there and slowly take out all
the nuclear materials. I'm kind of with John in that
it's May twenty eighth, and even after midterm election day,
you're going to still be in this same position. Now.

(30:02):
The President more or less said it yesterday. I think
that they're going to make a deal, and if they don't,
I'll go finish the job. That's enough for me right now.
Hope he means it. Hope he's planning it, because it's
inevitably going to be finished the job or by a lie,
and then go finish the job when you're verifying the lie.

(30:24):
So that's kind of where we stand. Then you enter
into all of this, which is far too juicy fruit
gum or I know this would be more like what
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that was That was the big thing in the seventies.
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I would, you know, to be honest with you. Well,
first of all, there was no worse gum than the

(30:45):
gum that came with your baseball cards. That was like
chewing cards. That was the gun. Oh I hated that card.
I loved it. And then if I did Wrigley's or
juicy fruit, you know, you chewed for about three minutes
and then the flavor was gone. Then it started squeaking.
I had to get rid of it. But then freshen
Up came. That was that little surprise of when you
bite it and then it would squirt in your mouth,

(31:07):
all that mouthwash freshness. Remember the cinnamon where you could
play like you were a vampire. That was great. Cinnamon
was good too, I mean changed everything in the world
of gum. Then bubble Yum came out and it was over.
This is how my audience ends up going add with me.
Watch we'll have more talkbacks later on watermelon bubble Yum

(31:29):
than we will on Joe Biden. I can feel it coming.
But the Joe Biden story is just so juicy right now.
Just so you know, and in full transparency. I don't
like to make anybody think like me, my discernment alarms
go off with Joe Biden always have. There's something about

(31:52):
this woman. I think she may have been running the
country for four years with John Podesta, I really do,
and that scares me because she wasn't elected. I think,
along with COVID, this is one of the biggest scandals
and scams ever portrayed on the American people. So this
woman stinks to high heaven and I can't wait till
we get to the bottom of it. I know what

(32:13):
the shadow campaign was because they told us so. They
used Biden changed election laws by weaponizing COVID to steal
the election from Donald Trump. And they did it by
harvesting ballots in swing districts of swing states. Go to
Time magazine, February fifteenth. This isn't a controversial statement by
a talk show host. This is the operatives who carried
it out. It was called the shadow campaign, and they

(32:35):
did it, and they said it was wrong, but we
had to do it to save democracy, and quite frankly,
if it didn't work, we were going to plan an insurrection.
In fact, when it did work and Biden won. Surprisingly,
it was hard to call the insurrection off. Then they
later pinned one on Donald Trump. These are all some

(32:55):
of the biggest scandals ever perpetrated against the American people.
So right now you have Joe Biden fighting in a
lawsuit to block audio that the Department of Justice once released,
so you can see just how cognitively impaired he was.
Jill's trying to make you believe I didn't know there
was anything wrong until that debate. In fact, so much

(33:17):
I don't know what he said at the end of this,
and you know what I'm saying. I feared he had
a stroke. Okay, Jill, you feared he had a stroke,
so he let the debate continue. My wife would I'd
have been in the emergency room. Oh, you feared he
had a stroke, so you went to waffle house after

(33:39):
and laughed and joked with the staff and employees. You're
so full, I can't believe your eyes are blue still,
and we all know what really happened. It was time
for Joe to go. So just like in the movie,
Dave put him in a big stage without his medication,

(33:59):
and we let them be himself because we had enough
electoral votes, and we could just hand it to Kamlu
who could never earn it. A memoir about the East
Wing when you were plopped in the West Wing, using
your husband as a trojan horse for your own personal power.
There's something about Joe Biden that sinks to high heaven.

(34:21):
But we'll have the audio of that coming up in
the Sounds of the Day. We'll get your talkbacks as well,
more with our senior contributor Davidsanati on this and other stories,
including the cabinet meeting yesterday, all coming up in minutes.
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Speaker 3 (35:50):
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Speaker 1 (35:54):
Ron responding after the US carried out another round of
strikes against drones and drone law punching sites in Iran. Meanwhile,
Secretary of State Mark Rubius's Cuba's in a lot of trouble.
Severe storms will be hitting America across the mid Atlantic.
In the Ohio, Valley today and speaking of storms, the Thunder,
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a win tonight in San Antonio. Well, this is embarrassing.
Unbeknownst to me, Jeffrey Read and all of you were
on in Lexington, Kentucky. I didn't know that News Radio
six thirty WLAP and Lexington Welcome to your morning show.
And specifically, don.

Speaker 5 (36:34):
I think Barack Obama was running the country for four years?
All I've heard was that him and Michelle were at
the White House almost every day. Why would they be
visiting Joe and jail otherwise.

Speaker 1 (36:48):
I don't think they're at the White House almost every day.
I will tell you this. I thought it was strange
when he walked into ten Downy one day, just unannounced.
I brought that up live on the air. John Podesta
has been running the country. He ran the country for
eight years when Bill Clinton was supposedly president. He ran
it for eight years when Barack Obama was supposedly president.
And he was the one that was setting up Kamala Harris.
But she was too nasty and too word salady to

(37:10):
get elected. So he created the whole Joe Biden Kamala ticket,
and he orchestrated the launch of Joe an entrance of
Kamala in twenty twenty four. But I'm sure Brock was involved.

Speaker 3 (37:22):
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