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Michael del Jorna. Jeffrey's got the sound, Red's got the content.
Our senior contributor David Snati's swinging a bat on deck
looking for an ad bat. President Trump says no country
will control the strait of horror moves. As US and
Iran tensions continued three months into quote unquote war, the
President simply defense strikes Joe Biden thought her husband, former
(01:04):
President Joe Biden, was having a stroke during that pivotal
twenty twenty four presidential debate, had a brain aneurysm in
nineteen eighty eight. That would make the brain always an
area of concern for Joe Biden, and if you're his
loving wife, you had to see signs of cognitive impairment.
She's trying to sell you a story that she was
only in the East wing when she was constantly at
the head of the table rarely when they had cabinet meetings.
(01:27):
Why was she at the head of the table in
the West wing. And now she's trying with the cover
story that she feared he was having a stroke that night.
Everything was fine until then, even though they went straight
to waffle House after the debate. Severe storms across the
Mid Atlantic. In the Ohio Valley today, the Thunder will
try to punch their ticket to take on the Knicks
in the NBA Finals with a win tonight in San Antonio.
(01:48):
But oh, we got soccer too. World Cup comes to
America in less than two weeks, and investigations are underway
into cost of tickets as demand for hotel rooms fall
short of expectations. Our national correspondent, Roy o'neali's here with
all things World Cup.
Speaker 2 (02:02):
Good morning, Rory, Hey, good morning Michael. You know, it
depends on which city we're talking about too. Places like
Miami it's been strong ticket sales, but places like Kansas
City it's been weaker than expected. So it's a very
uneven sort of World Cup ticket sales situation. But we've
got these investigations now by attorneys general in New York,
(02:22):
New Jersey, and California saying we're getting a lot of
complaints from people who went to the FIFA website literally
spend eight, nine, twelve hours trying to buy tickets. They
finally find the ones they want, they go to check out,
Oh no, those aren't the seats you pick. They're not,
but next to each other and you're buying a goalpost.
So a lot of fans are feeling the squeeze and
(02:43):
feeling they've been getting the fefa run around.
Speaker 1 (02:45):
You know, Have they gotten into the second hand purchasing
prices yet? Is that hit the world code? There's yeah,
the secondary market is out there, yep. Okay, So because
there was kind of a breakthrough in Vermont and my
son just got the chance to meet Noah con he
was on the campus at Belmont. Who isn't on the
campus at Belmont University, but anyway, he testified in Vermont
(03:10):
in the House. There's a bill five twelve that was
going to put a cap on the price on tickets
to be sold at one hundred and ten percent, so
you can resell tickets in the secondary market, but for
no more than one hundred and ten percent of the
original price. If this, you know, can happen in Vermont,
it could spread like wildfire, and it could be a
(03:30):
big solution. I thought that, you know, we would have
a lot more fleecing with tickets. We're actually having demand
issues more than that. Where are we at with hotels? Yeah,
you know, and we're actually seeing a bit of a reversal.
Speaker 2 (03:41):
You know, the ticket prices had been on a pretty
steady decline since the middle of April, but in the
past oh three four seven days, actually ticket prices have
increased four percent in the past seven days, reversing that turnaround.
Still down to almost ten percent in the past thirty days.
But you know, I think maybe the fever is once
we get through the Nicks hopefully losing this thing, then
(04:03):
We'll take any time. By the way, that was the
other thing on the thousands of dollars for the tickets,
and we've talked about it the other day. You really
wouldn't you rather fly to Lisbon, go to a sports
bar in port Portugal and watch it along with the
Portuguese fans and Lisbon rather than spend, you know, three
thousand dollars a seat to go sit in Miami in
(04:25):
the ey.
Speaker 1 (04:26):
You and I are always either slaving over a hot
microphone or planning to slave over my son's on top
of the Eiffel Tower. Right now, everybody's having a better
life than me, Kimmy. I would go to the sports
pumping downtown Franklin and watch a soccer game today. I
would take that. I'm off to nursing homes. Yeah, I
you know, I gotta be honest with you. David's on deck.
He's gonna hate hearing this. Ye. I'm not feeling the
(04:48):
fever pitch for World Cup, and I'm not feeling the
fever pitch for the two hundred and fiftieth fourth of
July building in this country very much. Right now. I'm
not talking about in me. I'm talking about witness second
I'm not seeing the fever for either, quite frankly, and
I'd like to see some for at least the latter.
I want my by centennial minutes back. Let's do that
(05:08):
first of all.
Speaker 2 (05:10):
No, and I agree with you, like I'm not seeing
much on the two fifty. I mean, other than the
wrestling match at the White House or whatever, but I'm
not really seeing a whole lot of what's going on
for two fifty.
Speaker 1 (05:19):
And I'm with you, Yeah, I'm and I don't know nothing.
We'll get.
Speaker 2 (05:23):
We'll get World Cup fever three or four days into it,
it'll start.
Speaker 1 (05:26):
I'm not worried. I have a very My life was
just dictated by the time. So we would go I
don't know where it begins, but from football season, and
that would be two days in August to the jamboree game,
straight into your season, and then from your season, if
you made the playoffs, you would go straight to the
basketball court. Your basketball coach was waiting for you. You were
(05:48):
in great shape, but you're ready now to wear less
clothes and be inside. And then that happened through winter,
and then in early spring you went straight to baseball,
and then from baseball you went to Metro or American
Legion later and then you were right back to two
a days in football. So there was never a time
for me to embrace things. I played some tennis with
friends every now and then. I lived on a golf course,
never played golf, and I never played soccer. I remember
(06:09):
they had a shortage of players and they came to
the football team and said, we need a couple of
people to play soccer. So my brother did it and
loved it. I went out there, somebody kicked me in
the shin rory. It hurts. That was that I never
played again. I do watch women's for some reason, Women's
World Cup. I will watch kind of like I might
(06:30):
watch a woman's tennis match, but I never watched men.
It says, if they got too good, it's like ping pong.
Now it's too crazy good and they're too far away
from the table and hitting too hard. But so I'm
not surprised I haven't caught the fever. I don't sense
the fever in America, is my point. And maybe it's
starting to kick in because tickets are picking up. Hopefully
the fleecing won't join it. Roory, he's gonna be back
(06:50):
in the third hour. We're going to talk more about
President Trump's cabinet meeting yesterday and the long oppressor that
has become a part of these cabinet meetings, and the
president dominates our sounds of the day. Had a lot
of really important things to discuss yesterday, and they did
have one Friday with forty seven moment that I think
you're going to laugh out loud with David's joining us.
(07:12):
I know that latter one hurts because there's no higher hope.
You've had no deeper prayer for America that you've had
and I have shared than our two hundred and fiftieth birthday.
Kind of like if it was your seventieth birthday, if
that's the first time you're going to grow up and
reflect on your life and go back to the meaning
of life. Well, better late than ever. We were hoping
(07:34):
that at two hundred and fifty, America would return to
that document that started it all and relive our intent.
I don't do you feel it building because I don't. Maybe, oh,
absolutely not. Yeah, So they're doing a good job of
keeping this suppressed well and being distracted.
Speaker 3 (07:52):
The President of the United States would have to be
being incredibly close attention on this as well as all
of his strategic allies, and they are not.
Speaker 1 (07:59):
They're busy fighting wars on about three fronts.
Speaker 3 (08:02):
At which, by the way, in the imminent moment, are
very very important. And I can understand why the president
can't fight three wars and run a re election campaign
for the members of the House in the Senate and
do the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary. It's a human
capacity question, and so I respect that and understand it.
We can't wait upon them, Unfortunately, like we always do,
(08:24):
we wait on the President to save us.
Speaker 1 (08:27):
We didn't start that way.
Speaker 3 (08:28):
We started two years ago on this, and we knew
this was going to be a remnant celebration. It would
only be for people who get it, people who are
looking to get it. So we have very low expectations
and they're being met. It's not the Declaration two fifty
issue is not conquering. On top of that, you have
(08:48):
the seven media towers, starting with the Atlantic that started
almost as early as we did, that would basically do
everything they can to keep us from celebrating the founding
because the founding will set us free. Free is not
The goal of socialism in the world is control. Is
thank you well said, simply said. If everybody listened to
nothing else today but heard what you just said, It's
(09:11):
about control, it always has been.
Speaker 1 (09:13):
Yeah, this is about liberty. You know, we sometimes these
are over dramatically used, but you know it really is
a touchstone moment, or it should be. We happen to,
by happenstance, be alive at this moment. Now I've had
the I'm going to a David Snati. I've had the
unique privilege and honor to be alive for two of
those moments, the two hundredth birthday, the bi centennial, which
(09:35):
I think I was twelve years old. I was eleven
getting ready to turn twelve, and now the two hundred
and fiftieth, and by happenstance, we're alive at this moment,
and it's a touchtone moment for us to go back
to that document that began at all and say, is
this an intent for a time or an intent for
all time? How am I measuring up? It's kind of
like Memorial Day. I really wanted and I think I
(09:58):
did it with a sledgehammer quite frankly, but I want
to hit everybody over the head with that. We walk
around Tom about friend of my free damn it? All right, Well,
then there's a debt to be paid. How are you
paying it? How you doing paying that debt? You know?
Or I love the way Kennedy used to always say,
the grateful nation is for ever in your debt. I
mean he knew, floating around the Pacific what it was
like to sacrifice your life for the life of others
(10:19):
and for the cause of freedom. All right, well, if
we are forever in your debt, what are we doing
to pay that debt? So I really want this to
be a touchtone moment for America everybody. I mean, I
would almost like to see traffic stops. Okay, never mind
your license and your registration. Here this is a declaration
(10:40):
of independence, which you just read it out loud to
me and then I'll let you be on your waist, sir.
I mean, just somebody look at this document and tell
us where are we stand and what we plan to
do to preserve it.
Speaker 3 (10:50):
Well, look, we're used to disappointments. Liberty is always a
minority reality. It's always a small number of people. Sam
Adams told us this, it's a small number of people
creating brushfires for liberty.
Speaker 1 (11:04):
Across the country. That's where we started.
Speaker 3 (11:06):
You start small, and eventually that remnant moves to critical mass,
to critical mass eventually reaches to a majority. Because truth
sets us free. The other side doesn't have any answers,
So we're inevitably coming back to the truth that There's
three things I'm encouraged by.
Speaker 1 (11:20):
One your program, you're on it. Two.
Speaker 3 (11:23):
Last night we had a meeting in Ohio and Brett
bear was the speaker, and Brett Behar came and talked
about his book. Now, his book's got a long way
to go. It's a great start. I'm sure he'd write
three or four more on the same subject. But he's
trying hard to focus on this personally, and I respect
that immensely. And there are several other works that are
(11:43):
that are that are going forward in this regard, and
we're grateful for all of them. But it's not this
big national suddenly everybody stopp dropping and roll and celebrate
the two fifty. There are people who are trying and
we're trying to get APR in the public square.
Speaker 1 (11:57):
I know you were very sensitive not to be critical
of the president. He certainly had his hands full. Timing
didn't work out great. But you know, every time they
show a shot of the White House and you see
that structure, it looks like they've built a roller coaster
behind the White House. And of course that's the lighting
for an MMA fight, and you're struck with, okay, we're
going to have I don't know, it's unfair to call
(12:18):
it kickboxing, but whatever you would call So we have
a bunch of people fighting in the White House lawn.
Speaker 3 (12:22):
That's two hundred and fifty genuinely a stupid idea, but
you know what it's liberty is freedom of choice. My
opinion doesn't matter. It's a counselors as much as anybody else.
Speaker 1 (12:34):
When we did the PC Christmas and Gwen got the line,
which I was jealous of. But you know, it just
gets more and more odd and crazy if you guys
never heard of play that over the holidays. And finally,
the Blessed Mother Mary is basically saying, wait a minute,
let me get this straight. My husband came into human
history so you could have winter festivals. You know, I
(12:55):
wonder what the Founding Father is looking down and thinking
we did all of this so they could do MMA
behind the White House. You know, just one of those
moments that just strikes you.
Speaker 3 (13:04):
Really, those comparisons are brilliant and they're important now, but
not to be unexpected. You know, if you have low expectations,
you're seldom disappointed.
Speaker 1 (13:12):
Well, I guess that's it, all right, What do you
I thought there was some significant moments yesterday with the President,
not the least of which is he was talking directly
to Iran. If you think that I'm worried about midterm
elections and that I might cave on your ability to
have a nuclear weapon or your ability to control a
straight you have no control over, you have greatly misjudged
(13:32):
me and this situation. I will wait you out. I
will demand what I demand. I don't fear any political repercussions,
and you will either come to the table or I'm
going to finish the job. I thought that was good
messaging for them. I hope he's listening to it and
prepared to do it well.
Speaker 3 (13:48):
And I'll tell you again, I was on the way
to this meeting, interesting lot of Brett Beaar chose to
do a book signing, was fascinating and about three hundred people,
almost a hundred people showed up for this speech. But
as I was driving by to get to this place.
He chose Parma, Ohio. All right, it was very strategic
place that he chose. As I'm driving to this event,
(14:09):
I'm driving past gas stations at four dollars and fifty
nine cents a gallon. Okay, the President doesn't understand. This
isn't COVID. You don't have a don't do it again.
Don't shut down the economy because you're paying attention to
something that has a very very high priority. You got
to do both at the same time. He doesn't have
any time left. He's got to finish this. We got
(14:29):
to finish this segment. We got a little bit more
time to talk.
Speaker 1 (14:32):
But the bottom but the bottom line would be whether
he moves forward bombing or moves forward in this narrative,
we're close to a deal so that the market will recover,
so the oil will go down. Only we nowhere near
closer to a deal. Well, he plays a narrative game
or the bombing game. Is there a political threat to
himself or to his party?
Speaker 3 (14:54):
You can't sell gasoline at four fifty nine in Parma, Ohio,
and that crushed economy.
Speaker 1 (15:00):
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But when you get to northwest Arkansas, that's a completely
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(17:54):
on the MMA at the White House. It does have
a lot of meaning behind it, a reference to how
we fought for our freedom. So we're gonna fight in
the backyard. I think a lot of people are gonna
leave that focused on a document that we would much
prefer them to focus on. Blake writes Michael. Personality traits
(18:20):
tend to be driven to certain professions doctors, nurses to healers, teachers, counselors,
guidance counselors, politicians to liars. The By family is a
classic example. Boy, you want a long way for that one. Oh,
whenever I see one from Roy. You know you're not
supposed to pick favorites, but let me tell you something.
(18:42):
I really think that, you know, kind of like Moses
was placed in a basket and ended up somewhere other
than where he was born. I really think at some
point I'm from Youngstown, Ohio. I think that's just that
those are my peeps. I think that's where I think
if I've never been a young down, I'm gonna come.
And I think the minute I roved, you don't even
(19:03):
have to see them welcome to sign. I'll know when
I'm in Youngstown. I'll just feel it in my soul.
There's just something about me and Youngstown. We're connected. And
Ry happens to be from Youngstown. Uh, and he's always like,
inside my head, it's scary, Michael. Everyone is involved in
propping up Biden's faux presidency. President. Everyone involved in propping
(19:23):
up Joe Biden's faux presidency should be dropped from space
so that we can all watch them turn into a
ball of flame as they re enter there. It's atmosphere
for ourner team. Wow, what am outrageous, vicious, awful email?
But yes, wouldn't that be wonderful? But we were talking
(19:45):
about I'm gonna get to the main conversation. I know
that David wants to have our senior contributor, David Snati's here.
What do you make of Joe Biden. She's out with
a memoir, and the memoir is all about her view
from the East wing, when we know or butt was
plopped in the West wing. So there's more to the
Jill Biden story than we've ever gotten to the bottom up,
this fake presidency was all laid out in the shadow
(20:06):
campaign to save the Democracy, and they put that manifesto
right in Time magazine February fifteenth, Go twenty twenty one.
You can read it. They'll tell you how they stole
the election. Their weaponized COVID changed election laws. Nobody had
any state legislature stopped them. They harvested ballots, went into
swing precincts of swing states and stole the election. They
had to to save democracy and by the way, had
(20:27):
it not worked, they were going to do an insurrection.
So they tell you what they did. They couldn't get
Kamala elected, so they used old Joe and then they
added Kama to that. That combined the Clinton and Obama
apparatus is why, because it's always Podesta. John Podesta was
the eight years of Clinton. Podesta was the eight years
(20:48):
of Obama. Podesta was the four years of Biden. But
now Jill wants us to think Joe was just fine.
He earned it all on his own. There were no shenanigans,
and everything was fine until he had a stroke that night.
Now this is a guy who had an aneurysm in
eighty eight. So if you're married to Joe Biden, your
concern is always his brain. And at the time he
ran for president early and he came in fourth in Iowa,
(21:12):
I think sixth if I'm remembering correctly. In New Hampshire,
you'd have been telling your husband, you're too old. We
got to come home, we got to protect your brain.
You nearly died. She would be the first to know
he was having cognitive impairment and wouldn't want him paraded
and embarrassed. He would have been protective of his dignity,
and she's sure as heck wouldn't have gone to waffle
house after if she thought he had a stroke. I mean,
(21:37):
David always uses this word. I think the first thing
that we is David's always the mature one, and then
I'm always a class clumb I think the first thing
we have to do is just kind of a deconstruct
this argument. David, howmus you to deconstruct this Joe Biden's story.
It's pretty low hanging fruit. First off, the waffle house
is the ultimate end of it. It is that is
the absolute perfect The guy's brain is scattered, smothered and
(21:58):
covered and they're getting it to go order. You can't.
It doesn't get better than that. I'm sorry. There's some
things that just that that's it. I'm going to completely
flip the other side of the coin. It was the
movie Dave right, Mamby comes out in the State of
the Union and he has the stroke and then they
haul him off and then swapping back to the real one,
who's in a calm under the white is that's what
they did. They just didn't drug them put him out
(22:19):
there early. Let everybody see what a cognitive mess he
was because they already had their electoral votes. The electrics
have masked, and then they ignored the people and handed
it to Kamala. Why because she couldn't earn it. She's
a nasty word salad. So let's okay, let me jump
right on that.
Speaker 3 (22:33):
Let's let's let's flip the coin and go there, all right,
because you couldn't make the case better than how you
just closed it on waffle house.
Speaker 1 (22:39):
That's it, all right.
Speaker 3 (22:40):
So last night a guy stands up at the Brett
Behar speech in Parma, Ohio.
Speaker 1 (22:44):
Again this is this is Democrat, Reagan Democrat.
Speaker 3 (22:48):
This is uh, you know, an inner ring suburb in
the Golden Zone between Pittsburgh and Cleveland of politics, very
important political regions and very smart for Brett Burry.
Speaker 1 (22:58):
Go there.
Speaker 3 (22:59):
Guy stands up up in the Q and A and says,
I would like to know what you consider to be
your most interesting moment or impactful moment in television. He said,
I would like to know? He said, no, I'll tell
you what mine are, so you can tell you. Guy says,
number one, when the miracle, the hockey miracle of eighty
when US won the gold is the biggest moment in
my life in television is the second he said, was
(23:20):
Ohio State beat Miami for the national title.
Speaker 1 (23:23):
Of course, the crowd went.
Speaker 3 (23:25):
And then he said, and the third one was listening
to a national anchor talked to a Seed ad vice
president in an interview and say, frankly, I don't know
what you're talking about. No, I don't, And he says,
the greatest moment of television in my life. The crowd
everyone instantly laughed out loud, knew exactly what he's talking about.
Ed Brett Beer said, well, let me tell you something
(23:46):
that was one of my most interesting moments in television
as well.
Speaker 1 (23:51):
I had no idea what she was talking about.
Speaker 3 (23:54):
Point being, this is to use the left terminology, this
is an existential problem. Joe Biden didn't know what he
was talking about because he probably was on the verge.
Speaker 1 (24:05):
Of a stroke.
Speaker 3 (24:06):
Kamala Harris not only thought that she knew what she
was talking about, she thought Brett bar.
Speaker 1 (24:10):
And everyone else should understand it. You know. The truth was,
nobody got it. Brett and I Brett, they you got
me doing Brett Bear stories. Red and I were having
a conversation off the air last night, and it was
really pretty fascinating. We should probably bring it on the air,
but it was just kind of bouncing around between Okay,
well that's the games that were played with Biden and Kamala.
(24:32):
But you know, so you have this failed message in essence, right,
I mean, their platform is rejected by America. Nobody's interested
in opening the borders up, nobody's interested in freebies for illegals,
nobody's interested in defunding police and ice. Nobody's interested in
socialism over capitalism. I could go dow. I mean, they
don't have a leg to stand on. Nobody's interested in
transgendered sports, I mean the whole thing. Nobody's even interested
(24:53):
in abortion, which I wish they would get interested in life.
They don't have a message, but they don't have a
messenger either. So I mean, we can talk about how
bad Joe Biden was, and I really do think he
belonged in memory care, not the White House. And I
think it's the greatest scandal and scam, along with COVID,
ever perpetrated on any people by a government in the
(25:15):
history of mankind, let alone compared to Watergate. But that aside,
all right, So who's your clever talker now? And I
think the most clever they have is Romney Manuel. But
even that can't make sense unless you distance yourself. Where
do they go? They don't have the right issues stances,
and they don't have any messengers. I mean not anybody
(25:37):
would have done any better than Biden or Kamalin.
Speaker 3 (25:39):
So the truth of the matter is what you said
earlier this morning.
Speaker 1 (25:43):
They don't have any answers. All they want is the power.
Speaker 3 (25:46):
Once Americans realized that the scam is ultimately about power,
then we have a conversation, and you know what we
already have. I'm not suggesting that Donald Trump was anybody's darling,
was abody's bingo card and wish for life.
Speaker 1 (26:02):
It was a default selection.
Speaker 3 (26:04):
You've got one person who can't put two sentences together
because he's having a stroke by his wife's near admission.
Speaker 1 (26:10):
On the air, and the other one who comes up
with word salad.
Speaker 3 (26:12):
That's absolutely absurd, and we're expected to call that.
Speaker 1 (26:15):
Don't forget the other that called us all deplorables. Yeah, well,
at least that person was honest.
Speaker 3 (26:23):
Hillary will tell you what they really think. Everybody else
gives you word salad. We're disgusted with it now. Now,
the truth of the matter is we're also having an
adolescent temper tantrum in our two hundred and fiftieth year
because a good portion of us that when it comes
to voting, it looks like half of us pretty close,
all right, that part is still having the adolescent temper
(26:46):
tantrum that they would like to be sold shy nola
and it be called something else, all right. They want
that stuff because as long as you promise them a
happy life, they'll vote for you. There's other people who said,
you know what, I'd rather be in a grown up
an adults. I can't buy this nonsense any longer. Listen,
we're sick in our own heads as the electorate, well,
(27:07):
they've been giving is terrible alternatives at the top of
the ticket.
Speaker 1 (27:10):
The propaganda machine, the media is dead, technology has moved
on to a new world. Plus they've lost all credibility.
I think both parties have lost all credibility, and I
suspect one or both they'll be dead very soon. And
all we can hope for is at that point the
American people will rise up. But this is a game
of perception that is not reality, and it's being played
(27:32):
mostly for people that aren't paying attention because they still
don't pay attention until about six weeks before an election. Well,
and in the meantime, Bobby Kennedy is snake handling. It's
my favorite story of the week. I cannot wait till
Friday with forty seven tomorrow to discuss that. I mean, listen,
I did you know I was? I look, can I
boast for a second? I mean, I actually think I'm
a subpar radio host. Let me tell you something. I
(27:53):
was a great leader and program director, and anybody that
worked for me would tell you this. I'd be your
worst nightmare if I was programmed your competitor station in
your market. I mean, I was a great leader, and
I used to love to build teams, and then I
would love to watch my team interact. If you're Donald Trump,
don't you love first hearing the Bobby's hanging out at
doctor Oz's his house, all right, the department heads are
(28:14):
hanging out together on the weekend, and then you find
out as only Bobby, Bobby's in the pool with this
black racer snake. And while everybody else is running and scared,
Bobby goes after the snake. He's holding the snake up
as a snake keeps wielding up and biting him. Bob,
I mean, what is he He's like in destruct There's
something about that, Bobby. You can't make this stuff off
(28:37):
the handling Cabinet members. What more could you ask for
America on the two hundred and fifty.
Speaker 3 (28:42):
Yes, Bobby Kennedy's superpower is he's a snake handler.
Speaker 1 (28:45):
It's a snake whisper. All right, Any closing comments before
I adjourn you for the week.
Speaker 3 (28:50):
All I want to tell you is just this is
the kind of time you go back to first principles
and you hang on. You got to remember when America began,
we couldn't have won a public opinion poll on going
to war against Great Britain.
Speaker 1 (29:03):
Great Britain.
Speaker 3 (29:03):
The majority of Americans didn't want the war for independence.
It was it was a very focused group who helped
lead at that stage in the game, and they ultimately prevailed.
Speaker 1 (29:15):
Can I do it a different way? Not that I
didn't appreciate that was that was a great construct of
a deconstruct I would say it this way. We always
talk about the enemy has a say, and you should
learn that in the art of war, the enemy always
has to say, and the enemy has to say. In Iran,
I think we're usually our enemy right in America, our
(29:37):
own worst enemy, and God always has to say. America
always seems to forget, not the role we gave God
in this republic, but this land and role God has
given us. And sometimes in spite of us and our failures,
he manages to get us to where we need to
be in the next step. This is the kind of
(29:58):
confidence we get when we hang around people like doctor Allen.
Even in our you know, and and David and I
are human, we look I'm human. Many times on the
golf course, I said, I'm I'm ready to just go
to Scotland and get old and die and bury me
in a green pile of grass. But the really godly
(30:20):
people have an optimism and it's not fake. It's genuine,
it's immovable, it's palatable, and it's real because they're focused
on the God of this republic and our usefulness to
that God and what that God believes in us, even
when we don't believe in ourselves. And so I think
(30:40):
that's how we get to the next right moment. But
I don't think it's going to happen by two point fifty. Well,
but there's gonna be a hell of a fight in
the back lawn. You know, sometimes you've got to take
what you get right. Listen, it's a great symbol. Look,
you had a great night with Brett Bear. I went
on a rabbit hole with Dylan. We're just in two
(31:01):
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Youngstown in the end and the end, we end up
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Aron is A responding after the US carried out more airstrikes,
Mark Mayfield reports.
Speaker 4 (32:59):
US officials hold several outlets. Thee defensive Strengths were in
southern Iran and targeted a military site. There was a
threat to American forces and commercial traffic. The official stress
the US Iran ceasefire is still in effect now. Iran's
Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps says it launched an attack on
an American air base where the Strengths were launched from.
It's unclear which base was targeted, but there are reports
(33:20):
air defenses in Kuwait responded to incoming missile and drone attacks.
The US carried out similar defensive strikes just days ago, prompting.
Speaker 1 (33:27):
Iran to threaten retaliation. A mart neefield with the Warren
Ran now three months old. President Trump says no nation
has the right to control the Strait of Horn moves.
Speaker 5 (33:36):
During a cabinet meeting at the White House on Wednesday,
Trump dismissed a question about reports that a proposed deal
would allow Iran and US ally oman to jointly control
the vital waterway.
Speaker 4 (33:46):
Nobody's going to control it's international waters, and Oman will
behave just like everybody else.
Speaker 1 (33:51):
So we'll have to blow them up. I understand that
they'll be fine.
Speaker 5 (33:56):
Trump suggested the US might, in his words, watch over
the strait of her moved. It's just one obstacle in
the ongoing US Iran peace talks, which Trump characterized as
at a stalemate, saying he's not satisfied yet with the
deal on the table. I'm Tammy Truhio.
Speaker 1 (34:10):
Well, no word as to whether or not we will
actually be dropping those who fake to Biden presidency from
space to be a ball of fire. But NASA is
almost ready to announce the name of the astronauts for
Artemis's next mission.
Speaker 2 (34:21):
NASA will reveal the names of the four Artemis three
crew members on June ninth. Next year's mission to fly
an Orion space capsule around the Earth and test doting
capabilities with commercial systems that will be needed to land
on the Moon. The Artemis four mission will put new
footprints on the Moon in twenty twenty eight. On Tuesday,
NASA gave more details on their seven year, twenty billion
(34:42):
dollar plan to build a lunar base, with some preliminary
supply flights launching later this year.
Speaker 1 (34:48):
I'm Rory O'Neill well. Vermont is passing a concert ticket
bill backed by the star born in their state. Singer
Noah Khan testified in supportive House Built five twelve. What's
a cap on the price tickets can be sold for
on the secondary market at one hundred and ten percent
of the original price. This makes Vermont the only state
to put such a limit on a secondary market ticket sales,
(35:10):
but one might get hopeful that could spread. Today is
National Hamburger Day, a time to celebrate the iconic American food.
Speaker 4 (35:19):
Several burger joints are offering specials, including Burger Kang, where
Royal Perks program members get a free hamburger with.
Speaker 1 (35:25):
A three dollars purchase.
Speaker 4 (35:26):
Shake Shack is offering something similar, but the minimum buying
in is ten dollars. Dairy Queen is offering a dollar
off its signature stackburger for the entire week. Other deals
are available a chains like Sonic, Wannaburger, Smash Burger, and Checkers.
Speaker 1 (35:39):
A Mark Mayfield not the same when it's not bree
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Our senior contributor David Snati's swinging a bat on deck
looking for an ad bat. President Trump says no country
will control the strait of horror moves. As US and
Iran tensions continued three months into quote unquote war, the
President simply defense strikes Joe Biden thought her husband, former
(01:04):
President Joe Biden, was having a stroke during that pivotal
twenty twenty four presidential debate, had a brain aneurysm in
nineteen eighty eight. That would make the brain always an
area of concern for Joe Biden, and if you're his
loving wife, you had to see signs of cognitive impairment.
She's trying to sell you a story that she was
only in the East wing when she was constantly at
the head of the table rarely when they had cabinet meetings.
(01:27):
Why was she at the head of the table in
the West wing. And now she's trying with the cover
story that she feared he was having a stroke that night.
Everything was fine until then, even though they went straight
to waffle House after the debate. Severe storms across the
Mid Atlantic. In the Ohio Valley today, the Thunder will
try to punch their ticket to take on the Knicks
in the NBA Finals with a win tonight in San Antonio.
(01:48):
But oh, we got soccer too. World Cup comes to
America in less than two weeks, and investigations are underway
into cost of tickets as demand for hotel rooms fall
short of expectations. Our national correspondent, Roy o'neali's here with
all things World Cup.
Speaker 2 (02:02):
Good morning, Rory, Hey, good morning Michael. You know, it
depends on which city we're talking about too. Places like
Miami it's been strong ticket sales, but places like Kansas
City it's been weaker than expected. So it's a very
uneven sort of World Cup ticket sales situation. But we've
got these investigations now by attorneys general in New York,
(02:22):
New Jersey, and California saying we're getting a lot of
complaints from people who went to the FIFA website literally
spend eight, nine, twelve hours trying to buy tickets. They
finally find the ones they want, they go to check out,
Oh no, those aren't the seats you pick. They're not,
but next to each other and you're buying a goalpost.
So a lot of fans are feeling the squeeze and
(02:43):
feeling they've been getting the fefa run around.
Speaker 1 (02:45):
You know, Have they gotten into the second hand purchasing
prices yet? Is that hit the world code? There's yeah,
the secondary market is out there, yep. Okay, So because
there was kind of a breakthrough in Vermont and my
son just got the chance to meet Noah con he
was on the campus at Belmont. Who isn't on the
campus at Belmont University, but anyway, he testified in Vermont
(03:10):
in the House. There's a bill five twelve that was
going to put a cap on the price on tickets
to be sold at one hundred and ten percent, so
you can resell tickets in the secondary market, but for
no more than one hundred and ten percent of the
original price. If this, you know, can happen in Vermont,
it could spread like wildfire, and it could be a
(03:30):
big solution. I thought that, you know, we would have
a lot more fleecing with tickets. We're actually having demand
issues more than that. Where are we at with hotels? Yeah,
you know, and we're actually seeing a bit of a reversal.
Speaker 2 (03:41):
You know, the ticket prices had been on a pretty
steady decline since the middle of April, but in the
past oh three four seven days, actually ticket prices have
increased four percent in the past seven days, reversing that turnaround.
Still down to almost ten percent in the past thirty days.
But you know, I think maybe the fever is once
we get through the Nicks hopefully losing this thing, then
(04:03):
We'll take any time. By the way, that was the
other thing on the thousands of dollars for the tickets,
and we've talked about it the other day. You really
wouldn't you rather fly to Lisbon, go to a sports
bar in port Portugal and watch it along with the
Portuguese fans and Lisbon rather than spend, you know, three
thousand dollars a seat to go sit in Miami in
(04:25):
the ey.
Speaker 1 (04:26):
You and I are always either slaving over a hot
microphone or planning to slave over my son's on top
of the Eiffel Tower. Right now, everybody's having a better
life than me, Kimmy. I would go to the sports
pumping downtown Franklin and watch a soccer game today. I
would take that. I'm off to nursing homes. Yeah, I
you know, I gotta be honest with you. David's on deck.
He's gonna hate hearing this. Ye. I'm not feeling the
(04:48):
fever pitch for World Cup, and I'm not feeling the
fever pitch for the two hundred and fiftieth fourth of
July building in this country very much. Right now. I'm
not talking about in me. I'm talking about witness second
I'm not seeing the fever for either, quite frankly, and
I'd like to see some for at least the latter.
I want my by centennial minutes back. Let's do that
(05:08):
first of all.
Speaker 2 (05:10):
No, and I agree with you, like I'm not seeing
much on the two fifty. I mean, other than the
wrestling match at the White House or whatever, but I'm
not really seeing a whole lot of what's going on
for two fifty.
Speaker 1 (05:19):
And I'm with you, Yeah, I'm and I don't know nothing.
We'll get.
Speaker 2 (05:23):
We'll get World Cup fever three or four days into it,
it'll start.
Speaker 1 (05:26):
I'm not worried. I have a very My life was
just dictated by the time. So we would go I
don't know where it begins, but from football season, and
that would be two days in August to the jamboree game,
straight into your season, and then from your season, if
you made the playoffs, you would go straight to the
basketball court. Your basketball coach was waiting for you. You were
(05:48):
in great shape, but you're ready now to wear less
clothes and be inside. And then that happened through winter,
and then in early spring you went straight to baseball,
and then from baseball you went to Metro or American
Legion later and then you were right back to two
a days in football. So there was never a time
for me to embrace things. I played some tennis with
friends every now and then. I lived on a golf course,
never played golf, and I never played soccer. I remember
(06:09):
they had a shortage of players and they came to
the football team and said, we need a couple of
people to play soccer. So my brother did it and
loved it. I went out there, somebody kicked me in
the shin rory. It hurts. That was that I never
played again. I do watch women's for some reason, Women's
World Cup. I will watch kind of like I might
(06:30):
watch a woman's tennis match, but I never watched men.
It says, if they got too good, it's like ping pong.
Now it's too crazy good and they're too far away
from the table and hitting too hard. But so I'm
not surprised I haven't caught the fever. I don't sense
the fever in America, is my point. And maybe it's
starting to kick in because tickets are picking up. Hopefully
the fleecing won't join it. Roory, he's gonna be back
(06:50):
in the third hour. We're going to talk more about
President Trump's cabinet meeting yesterday and the long oppressor that
has become a part of these cabinet meetings, and the
president dominates our sounds of the day. Had a lot
of really important things to discuss yesterday, and they did
have one Friday with forty seven moment that I think
you're going to laugh out loud with David's joining us.
(07:12):
I know that latter one hurts because there's no higher hope.
You've had no deeper prayer for America that you've had
and I have shared than our two hundred and fiftieth birthday.
Kind of like if it was your seventieth birthday, if
that's the first time you're going to grow up and
reflect on your life and go back to the meaning
of life. Well, better late than ever. We were hoping
(07:34):
that at two hundred and fifty, America would return to
that document that started it all and relive our intent.
I don't do you feel it building because I don't. Maybe, oh,
absolutely not. Yeah, So they're doing a good job of
keeping this suppressed well and being distracted.
Speaker 3 (07:52):
The President of the United States would have to be
being incredibly close attention on this as well as all
of his strategic allies, and they are not.
Speaker 1 (07:59):
They're busy fighting wars on about three fronts.
Speaker 3 (08:02):
At which, by the way, in the imminent moment, are
very very important. And I can understand why the president
can't fight three wars and run a re election campaign
for the members of the House in the Senate and
do the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary. It's a human
capacity question, and so I respect that and understand it.
We can't wait upon them, Unfortunately, like we always do,
(08:24):
we wait on the President to save us.
Speaker 1 (08:27):
We didn't start that way.
Speaker 3 (08:28):
We started two years ago on this, and we knew
this was going to be a remnant celebration. It would
only be for people who get it, people who are
looking to get it. So we have very low expectations
and they're being met. It's not the Declaration two fifty
issue is not conquering. On top of that, you have
(08:48):
the seven media towers, starting with the Atlantic that started
almost as early as we did, that would basically do
everything they can to keep us from celebrating the founding
because the founding will set us free. Free is not
The goal of socialism in the world is control. Is
thank you well said, simply said. If everybody listened to
nothing else today but heard what you just said, It's
(09:11):
about control, it always has been.
Speaker 1 (09:13):
Yeah, this is about liberty. You know, we sometimes these
are over dramatically used, but you know it really is
a touchstone moment, or it should be. We happen to,
by happenstance, be alive at this moment. Now I've had
the I'm going to a David Snati. I've had the
unique privilege and honor to be alive for two of
those moments, the two hundredth birthday, the bi centennial, which
(09:35):
I think I was twelve years old. I was eleven
getting ready to turn twelve, and now the two hundred
and fiftieth, and by happenstance, we're alive at this moment,
and it's a touchtone moment for us to go back
to that document that began at all and say, is
this an intent for a time or an intent for
all time? How am I measuring up? It's kind of
like Memorial Day. I really wanted and I think I
(09:58):
did it with a sledgehammer quite frankly, but I want
to hit everybody over the head with that. We walk
around Tom about friend of my free damn it? All right, Well,
then there's a debt to be paid. How are you
paying it? How you doing paying that debt? You know?
Or I love the way Kennedy used to always say,
the grateful nation is for ever in your debt. I
mean he knew, floating around the Pacific what it was
like to sacrifice your life for the life of others
(10:19):
and for the cause of freedom. All right, well, if
we are forever in your debt, what are we doing
to pay that debt? So I really want this to
be a touchtone moment for America everybody. I mean, I
would almost like to see traffic stops. Okay, never mind
your license and your registration. Here this is a declaration
(10:40):
of independence, which you just read it out loud to
me and then I'll let you be on your waist, sir.
I mean, just somebody look at this document and tell
us where are we stand and what we plan to
do to preserve it.
Speaker 3 (10:50):
Well, look, we're used to disappointments. Liberty is always a
minority reality. It's always a small number of people. Sam
Adams told us this, it's a small number of people
creating brushfires for liberty.
Speaker 1 (11:04):
Across the country. That's where we started.
Speaker 3 (11:06):
You start small, and eventually that remnant moves to critical mass,
to critical mass eventually reaches to a majority. Because truth
sets us free. The other side doesn't have any answers,
So we're inevitably coming back to the truth that There's
three things I'm encouraged by.
Speaker 1 (11:20):
One your program, you're on it. Two.
Speaker 3 (11:23):
Last night we had a meeting in Ohio and Brett
bear was the speaker, and Brett Behar came and talked
about his book. Now, his book's got a long way
to go. It's a great start. I'm sure he'd write
three or four more on the same subject. But he's
trying hard to focus on this personally, and I respect
that immensely. And there are several other works that are
(11:43):
that are that are going forward in this regard, and
we're grateful for all of them. But it's not this
big national suddenly everybody stopp dropping and roll and celebrate
the two fifty. There are people who are trying and
we're trying to get APR in the public square.
Speaker 1 (11:57):
I know you were very sensitive not to be critical
of the president. He certainly had his hands full. Timing
didn't work out great. But you know, every time they
show a shot of the White House and you see
that structure, it looks like they've built a roller coaster
behind the White House. And of course that's the lighting
for an MMA fight, and you're struck with, okay, we're
going to have I don't know, it's unfair to call
(12:18):
it kickboxing, but whatever you would call So we have
a bunch of people fighting in the White House lawn.
Speaker 3 (12:22):
That's two hundred and fifty genuinely a stupid idea, but
you know what it's liberty is freedom of choice. My
opinion doesn't matter. It's a counselors as much as anybody else.
Speaker 1 (12:34):
When we did the PC Christmas and Gwen got the line,
which I was jealous of. But you know, it just
gets more and more odd and crazy if you guys
never heard of play that over the holidays. And finally,
the Blessed Mother Mary is basically saying, wait a minute,
let me get this straight. My husband came into human
history so you could have winter festivals. You know, I
(12:55):
wonder what the Founding Father is looking down and thinking
we did all of this so they could do MMA
behind the White House. You know, just one of those
moments that just strikes you.
Speaker 3 (13:04):
Really, those comparisons are brilliant and they're important now, but
not to be unexpected. You know, if you have low expectations,
you're seldom disappointed.
Speaker 1 (13:12):
Well, I guess that's it, all right, What do you
I thought there was some significant moments yesterday with the President,
not the least of which is he was talking directly
to Iran. If you think that I'm worried about midterm
elections and that I might cave on your ability to
have a nuclear weapon or your ability to control a
straight you have no control over, you have greatly misjudged
(13:32):
me and this situation. I will wait you out. I
will demand what I demand. I don't fear any political repercussions,
and you will either come to the table or I'm
going to finish the job. I thought that was good
messaging for them. I hope he's listening to it and
prepared to do it well.
Speaker 3 (13:48):
And I'll tell you again, I was on the way
to this meeting, interesting lot of Brett Beaar chose to
do a book signing, was fascinating and about three hundred people,
almost a hundred people showed up for this speech. But
as I was driving by to get to this place.
He chose Parma, Ohio. All right, it was very strategic
place that he chose. As I'm driving to this event,
(14:09):
I'm driving past gas stations at four dollars and fifty
nine cents a gallon. Okay, the President doesn't understand. This
isn't COVID. You don't have a don't do it again.
Don't shut down the economy because you're paying attention to
something that has a very very high priority. You got
to do both at the same time. He doesn't have
any time left. He's got to finish this. We got
(14:29):
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But the bottom but the bottom line would be whether
he moves forward bombing or moves forward in this narrative,
we're close to a deal so that the market will recover,
so the oil will go down. Only we nowhere near
closer to a deal. Well, he plays a narrative game
or the bombing game. Is there a political threat to
himself or to his party?
Speaker 3 (14:54):
You can't sell gasoline at four fifty nine in Parma, Ohio,
and that crushed economy.
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you what's that right? Well, that was from when we
added northeast to Northwest Arkansas. Thrilled to be on there, Rogers.
(17:11):
It's the Vista something Vista. I wanted to live there.
It's actually three cities all in a row. There's Bentonville,
which is the headquarters of Walmart. My wife used to
be a model for Walmart. We used to have to
go there all the time. Just a beautiful I mean,
there are parts. I've flown over parts of Arkansas. I'm
not going to insult Arkansas, but I've flown over parts
and as I was looking down in a private plane,
(17:32):
I was thinking, there's really nothing really down there is there,
But when you get to northwest Arkansas, that's a completely
different story. It's very, very beautiful. I should have bought
something there then, because now America has caught on Randy writes,
and you can always write Michael d. We spurre you
the spelling of the last name Michael di at iHeartMedia
dot Com. I have to seriously disagree with your opinion
(17:54):
on the MMA at the White House. It does have
a lot of meaning behind it, a reference to how
we fought for our freedom. So we're gonna fight in
the backyard. I think a lot of people are gonna
leave that focused on a document that we would much
prefer them to focus on. Blake writes Michael. Personality traits
(18:20):
tend to be driven to certain professions doctors, nurses to healers, teachers, counselors,
guidance counselors, politicians to liars. The By family is a
classic example. Boy, you want a long way for that one. Oh,
whenever I see one from Roy. You know you're not
supposed to pick favorites, but let me tell you something.
(18:42):
I really think that, you know, kind of like Moses
was placed in a basket and ended up somewhere other
than where he was born. I really think at some
point I'm from Youngstown, Ohio. I think that's just that
those are my peeps. I think that's where I think
if I've never been a young down, I'm gonna come.
And I think the minute I roved, you don't even
(19:03):
have to see them welcome to sign. I'll know when
I'm in Youngstown. I'll just feel it in my soul.
There's just something about me and Youngstown. We're connected. And
Ry happens to be from Youngstown. Uh, and he's always like,
inside my head, it's scary, Michael. Everyone is involved in
propping up Biden's faux presidency. President. Everyone involved in propping
(19:23):
up Joe Biden's faux presidency should be dropped from space
so that we can all watch them turn into a
ball of flame as they re enter there. It's atmosphere
for ourner team. Wow, what am outrageous, vicious, awful email?
But yes, wouldn't that be wonderful? But we were talking
(19:45):
about I'm gonna get to the main conversation. I know
that David wants to have our senior contributor, David Snati's here.
What do you make of Joe Biden. She's out with
a memoir, and the memoir is all about her view
from the East wing, when we know or butt was
plopped in the West wing. So there's more to the
Jill Biden story than we've ever gotten to the bottom up,
this fake presidency was all laid out in the shadow
(20:06):
campaign to save the Democracy, and they put that manifesto
right in Time magazine February fifteenth, Go twenty twenty one.
You can read it. They'll tell you how they stole
the election. Their weaponized COVID changed election laws. Nobody had
any state legislature stopped them. They harvested ballots, went into
swing precincts of swing states and stole the election. They
had to to save democracy and by the way, had
(20:27):
it not worked, they were going to do an insurrection.
So they tell you what they did. They couldn't get
Kamala elected, so they used old Joe and then they
added Kama to that. That combined the Clinton and Obama
apparatus is why, because it's always Podesta. John Podesta was
the eight years of Clinton. Podesta was the eight years
(20:48):
of Obama. Podesta was the four years of Biden. But
now Jill wants us to think Joe was just fine.
He earned it all on his own. There were no shenanigans,
and everything was fine until he had a stroke that night.
Now this is a guy who had an aneurysm in
eighty eight. So if you're married to Joe Biden, your
concern is always his brain. And at the time he
ran for president early and he came in fourth in Iowa,
(21:12):
I think sixth if I'm remembering correctly. In New Hampshire,
you'd have been telling your husband, you're too old. We
got to come home, we got to protect your brain.
You nearly died. She would be the first to know
he was having cognitive impairment and wouldn't want him paraded
and embarrassed. He would have been protective of his dignity,
and she's sure as heck wouldn't have gone to waffle
house after if she thought he had a stroke. I mean,
(21:37):
David always uses this word. I think the first thing
that we is David's always the mature one, and then
I'm always a class clumb I think the first thing
we have to do is just kind of a deconstruct
this argument. David, howmus you to deconstruct this Joe Biden's story.
It's pretty low hanging fruit. First off, the waffle house
is the ultimate end of it. It is that is
the absolute perfect The guy's brain is scattered, smothered and
(21:58):
covered and they're getting it to go order. You can't.
It doesn't get better than that. I'm sorry. There's some
things that just that that's it. I'm going to completely
flip the other side of the coin. It was the
movie Dave right, Mamby comes out in the State of
the Union and he has the stroke and then they
haul him off and then swapping back to the real one,
who's in a calm under the white is that's what
they did. They just didn't drug them put him out
(22:19):
there early. Let everybody see what a cognitive mess he
was because they already had their electoral votes. The electrics
have masked, and then they ignored the people and handed
it to Kamala. Why because she couldn't earn it. She's
a nasty word salad. So let's okay, let me jump
right on that.
Speaker 3 (22:33):
Let's let's let's flip the coin and go there, all right,
because you couldn't make the case better than how you
just closed it on waffle house.
Speaker 1 (22:39):
That's it, all right.
Speaker 3 (22:40):
So last night a guy stands up at the Brett
Behar speech in Parma, Ohio.
Speaker 1 (22:44):
Again this is this is Democrat, Reagan Democrat.
Speaker 3 (22:48):
This is uh, you know, an inner ring suburb in
the Golden Zone between Pittsburgh and Cleveland of politics, very
important political regions and very smart for Brett Burry.
Speaker 1 (22:58):
Go there.
Speaker 3 (22:59):
Guy stands up up in the Q and A and says,
I would like to know what you consider to be
your most interesting moment or impactful moment in television. He said,
I would like to know? He said, no, I'll tell
you what mine are, so you can tell you. Guy says,
number one, when the miracle, the hockey miracle of eighty
when US won the gold is the biggest moment in
my life in television is the second he said, was
(23:20):
Ohio State beat Miami for the national title.
Speaker 1 (23:23):
Of course, the crowd went.
Speaker 3 (23:25):
And then he said, and the third one was listening
to a national anchor talked to a Seed ad vice
president in an interview and say, frankly, I don't know
what you're talking about. No, I don't, And he says,
the greatest moment of television in my life. The crowd
everyone instantly laughed out loud, knew exactly what he's talking about.
Ed Brett Beer said, well, let me tell you something
(23:46):
that was one of my most interesting moments in television
as well.
Speaker 1 (23:51):
I had no idea what she was talking about.
Speaker 3 (23:54):
Point being, this is to use the left terminology, this
is an existential problem. Joe Biden didn't know what he
was talking about because he probably was on the verge.
Speaker 1 (24:05):
Of a stroke.
Speaker 3 (24:06):
Kamala Harris not only thought that she knew what she
was talking about, she thought Brett bar.
Speaker 1 (24:10):
And everyone else should understand it. You know. The truth was,
nobody got it. Brett and I Brett, they you got
me doing Brett Bear stories. Red and I were having
a conversation off the air last night, and it was
really pretty fascinating. We should probably bring it on the air,
but it was just kind of bouncing around between Okay,
well that's the games that were played with Biden and Kamala.
(24:32):
But you know, so you have this failed message in essence, right,
I mean, their platform is rejected by America. Nobody's interested
in opening the borders up, nobody's interested in freebies for illegals,
nobody's interested in defunding police and ice. Nobody's interested in
socialism over capitalism. I could go dow. I mean, they
don't have a leg to stand on. Nobody's interested in
transgendered sports, I mean the whole thing. Nobody's even interested
(24:53):
in abortion, which I wish they would get interested in life.
They don't have a message, but they don't have a
messenger either. So I mean, we can talk about how
bad Joe Biden was, and I really do think he
belonged in memory care, not the White House. And I
think it's the greatest scandal and scam, along with COVID,
ever perpetrated on any people by a government in the
(25:15):
history of mankind, let alone compared to Watergate. But that aside,
all right, So who's your clever talker now? And I
think the most clever they have is Romney Manuel. But
even that can't make sense unless you distance yourself. Where
do they go? They don't have the right issues stances,
and they don't have any messengers. I mean not anybody
(25:37):
would have done any better than Biden or Kamalin.
Speaker 3 (25:39):
So the truth of the matter is what you said
earlier this morning.
Speaker 1 (25:43):
They don't have any answers. All they want is the power.
Speaker 3 (25:46):
Once Americans realized that the scam is ultimately about power,
then we have a conversation, and you know what we
already have. I'm not suggesting that Donald Trump was anybody's darling,
was abody's bingo card and wish for life.
Speaker 1 (26:02):
It was a default selection.
Speaker 3 (26:04):
You've got one person who can't put two sentences together
because he's having a stroke by his wife's near admission.
Speaker 1 (26:10):
On the air, and the other one who comes up
with word salad.
Speaker 3 (26:12):
That's absolutely absurd, and we're expected to call that.
Speaker 1 (26:15):
Don't forget the other that called us all deplorables. Yeah, well,
at least that person was honest.
Speaker 3 (26:23):
Hillary will tell you what they really think. Everybody else
gives you word salad. We're disgusted with it now. Now,
the truth of the matter is we're also having an
adolescent temper tantrum in our two hundred and fiftieth year
because a good portion of us that when it comes
to voting, it looks like half of us pretty close,
all right, that part is still having the adolescent temper
(26:46):
tantrum that they would like to be sold shy nola
and it be called something else, all right. They want
that stuff because as long as you promise them a
happy life, they'll vote for you. There's other people who said,
you know what, I'd rather be in a grown up
an adults. I can't buy this nonsense any longer. Listen,
we're sick in our own heads as the electorate, well,
(27:07):
they've been giving is terrible alternatives at the top of
the ticket.
Speaker 1 (27:10):
The propaganda machine, the media is dead, technology has moved
on to a new world. Plus they've lost all credibility.
I think both parties have lost all credibility, and I
suspect one or both they'll be dead very soon. And
all we can hope for is at that point the
American people will rise up. But this is a game
of perception that is not reality, and it's being played
(27:32):
mostly for people that aren't paying attention because they still
don't pay attention until about six weeks before an election. Well,
and in the meantime, Bobby Kennedy is snake handling. It's
my favorite story of the week. I cannot wait till
Friday with forty seven tomorrow to discuss that. I mean, listen,
I did you know I was? I look, can I
boast for a second? I mean, I actually think I'm
a subpar radio host. Let me tell you something. I
(27:53):
was a great leader and program director, and anybody that
worked for me would tell you this. I'd be your
worst nightmare if I was programmed your competitor station in
your market. I mean, I was a great leader, and
I used to love to build teams, and then I
would love to watch my team interact. If you're Donald Trump,
don't you love first hearing the Bobby's hanging out at
doctor Oz's his house, all right, the department heads are
(28:14):
hanging out together on the weekend, and then you find
out as only Bobby, Bobby's in the pool with this
black racer snake. And while everybody else is running and scared,
Bobby goes after the snake. He's holding the snake up
as a snake keeps wielding up and biting him. Bob,
I mean, what is he He's like in destruct There's
something about that, Bobby. You can't make this stuff off
(28:37):
the handling Cabinet members. What more could you ask for
America on the two hundred and fifty.
Speaker 3 (28:42):
Yes, Bobby Kennedy's superpower is he's a snake handler.
Speaker 1 (28:45):
It's a snake whisper. All right, Any closing comments before
I adjourn you for the week.
Speaker 3 (28:50):
All I want to tell you is just this is
the kind of time you go back to first principles
and you hang on. You got to remember when America began,
we couldn't have won a public opinion poll on going
to war against Great Britain.
Speaker 1 (29:03):
Great Britain.
Speaker 3 (29:03):
The majority of Americans didn't want the war for independence.
It was it was a very focused group who helped
lead at that stage in the game, and they ultimately prevailed.
Speaker 1 (29:15):
Can I do it a different way? Not that I
didn't appreciate that was that was a great construct of
a deconstruct I would say it this way. We always
talk about the enemy has a say, and you should
learn that in the art of war, the enemy always
has to say, and the enemy has to say. In Iran,
I think we're usually our enemy right in America, our
(29:37):
own worst enemy, and God always has to say. America
always seems to forget, not the role we gave God
in this republic, but this land and role God has
given us. And sometimes in spite of us and our failures,
he manages to get us to where we need to
be in the next step. This is the kind of
(29:58):
confidence we get when we hang around people like doctor Allen.
Even in our you know, and and David and I
are human, we look I'm human. Many times on the
golf course, I said, I'm I'm ready to just go
to Scotland and get old and die and bury me
in a green pile of grass. But the really godly
(30:20):
people have an optimism and it's not fake. It's genuine,
it's immovable, it's palatable, and it's real because they're focused
on the God of this republic and our usefulness to
that God and what that God believes in us, even
when we don't believe in ourselves. And so I think
(30:40):
that's how we get to the next right moment. But
I don't think it's going to happen by two point fifty. Well,
but there's gonna be a hell of a fight in
the back lawn. You know, sometimes you've got to take
what you get right. Listen, it's a great symbol. Look,
you had a great night with Brett Bear. I went
on a rabbit hole with Dylan. We're just in two
(31:01):
different places this morning, but we both end up in
Youngstown in the end and the end, we end up
in Youngstown with our beats. David Zanati you can hear
him on two hundred stations nationwide with the Public Square
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Aron is A responding after the US carried out more airstrikes,
Mark Mayfield reports.
Speaker 4 (32:59):
US officials hold several outlets. Thee defensive Strengths were in
southern Iran and targeted a military site. There was a
threat to American forces and commercial traffic. The official stress
the US Iran ceasefire is still in effect now. Iran's
Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps says it launched an attack on
an American air base where the Strengths were launched from.
It's unclear which base was targeted, but there are reports
(33:20):
air defenses in Kuwait responded to incoming missile and drone attacks.
The US carried out similar defensive strikes just days ago, prompting.
Speaker 1 (33:27):
Iran to threaten retaliation. A mart neefield with the Warren
Ran now three months old. President Trump says no nation
has the right to control the Strait of Horn moves.
Speaker 5 (33:36):
During a cabinet meeting at the White House on Wednesday,
Trump dismissed a question about reports that a proposed deal
would allow Iran and US ally oman to jointly control
the vital waterway.
Speaker 4 (33:46):
Nobody's going to control it's international waters, and Oman will
behave just like everybody else.
Speaker 1 (33:51):
So we'll have to blow them up. I understand that
they'll be fine.
Speaker 5 (33:56):
Trump suggested the US might, in his words, watch over
the strait of her moved. It's just one obstacle in
the ongoing US Iran peace talks, which Trump characterized as
at a stalemate, saying he's not satisfied yet with the
deal on the table. I'm Tammy Truhio.
Speaker 1 (34:10):
Well, no word as to whether or not we will
actually be dropping those who fake to Biden presidency from
space to be a ball of fire. But NASA is
almost ready to announce the name of the astronauts for
Artemis's next mission.
Speaker 2 (34:21):
NASA will reveal the names of the four Artemis three
crew members on June ninth. Next year's mission to fly
an Orion space capsule around the Earth and test doting
capabilities with commercial systems that will be needed to land
on the Moon. The Artemis four mission will put new
footprints on the Moon in twenty twenty eight. On Tuesday,
NASA gave more details on their seven year, twenty billion
(34:42):
dollar plan to build a lunar base, with some preliminary
supply flights launching later this year.
Speaker 1 (34:48):
I'm Rory O'Neill well. Vermont is passing a concert ticket
bill backed by the star born in their state. Singer
Noah Khan testified in supportive House Built five twelve. What's
a cap on the price tickets can be sold for
on the secondary market at one hundred and ten percent
of the original price. This makes Vermont the only state
to put such a limit on a secondary market ticket sales,
(35:10):
but one might get hopeful that could spread. Today is
National Hamburger Day, a time to celebrate the iconic American food.
Speaker 4 (35:19):
Several burger joints are offering specials, including Burger Kang, where
Royal Perks program members get a free hamburger with.
Speaker 1 (35:25):
A three dollars purchase.
Speaker 4 (35:26):
Shake Shack is offering something similar, but the minimum buying
in is ten dollars. Dairy Queen is offering a dollar
off its signature stackburger for the entire week. Other deals
are available a chains like Sonic, Wannaburger, Smash Burger, and Checkers.
Speaker 1 (35:39):
A Mark Mayfield not the same when it's not bree
is it? You were thinking it too. Don't act like
you weren't tonight. Okase goes to close it out to
take on the Knicks in the finals with a win
in San Antonio. Keep your fingers crossed, Marco Rubio's fifty five,
America's Mayor Rudy Juliani eighty two, and glad as night
is eighty two. It's your birthday. Happy birthday two to you.
We are so glad you were born, and thanks for
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