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This is all they've got, all right. So obviously Donald
Trump is not a king, He's a president. They don't like,
they didn't vote for. This happens every elect Somebody wins,
someone loses. Then it's the job of the person who
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wins and the country that had the election to get
behind that individual. We're no longer that functional. We go
to the dysfunctional state. If our person loses, half the
country hates the country, the people who elected him, and
the person elected. Now, if Donald Trump was proclaiming to
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be a king, it'd be one thing, but this is
really derangement syndrome. The movement is planning a nationwide protest
to coincide with the President's eightieth birthday. I mean, if
that doesn't make it crystal clear that this is derangement
and not a grassroots, reasonable movement for a more perfect union,
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I don't know what. So the crazies continue to be crazy.
I just saw him make an appearance at a conference
final in the NHL, and then we get the news
yesterday that Claude Lemieux has taken his own life at
the age of sixty. That should be a pretty short
(03:22):
connecting of dots for everyone in terms of what we're
seeing with mental illness and concussions. In Claude Lemieux founded
his parents' furniture store, Warehouse Dead at three in the morning,
Spurs and forced the game seven in Oklahoma City.
Speaker 3 (03:38):
That'll be tomorrow night.
Speaker 1 (03:39):
I actually got almost seven and a half hours sleep
last night. Why I watched the first five minutes and said,
this is going back to Oklahoma City. I woke up
and this is going back to Oklahoma Cita for a game.
Speaker 3 (03:53):
Seven tomorrow night.
Speaker 1 (03:54):
The Winter, of course will take on the Knicks, and
God help whoever wins. The way the Knicks played in
that Eastern Conference Final, how have they turned this series
into a hockey game. I've never seen more checks and
body blows than I have seen out of this series. Well,
it's been very physical, you know, the big men have
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been not coming through chat others. I never thought I
would have thought at this time I'd be talking about
there's no one as deep as Oklahoma City. They may
not only win two in a row, and they still
could two in a row, they may win three in
a row. They made three peat as champions. That's how
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deep this team is. And they play like a team.
And when they need a spark, when you've got ten
or eleven guys, one of them rises to the occasion.
They're looking a little bit more like a two headed
monster right now, and the Knicks are looking more like
the team basketball And so Big Job will like hearing this.
Speaker 3 (04:56):
Of course, my whole family were a thunder family.
Speaker 1 (04:58):
So I just want to get by San Antonio, get
this win at home, regroup a little bit. Sometimes, you know,
you can hope for rust. Sometimes the team that's been
resting is a little rusty. In Game one, and you can,
you can get get to an advantage. But I'm not
feeling really good about them. It's been a terrible Now
I will say this in Oklahoma City listeners, kat ok
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Or Patriot and Tulsa. You know this, San Antonio has
been the only team that seems to have our number.
That's been a bad matchup all year long. We dominate
every other team in basketball, but San Antonio. So do
we get in the Western Conference Final? San Antonio? All right,
of all the things that are kind of in the news,
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you have the same old, same old, Right, there's bombing,
threats of retaliation, and then the word from the White
House is we're close to a deal this time?
Speaker 3 (05:55):
Is JD Van saying it? I don't know if that
changes anything.
Speaker 1 (05:58):
We'll go through the five things that was in the
Hill to know about the tenet of us Aron cease fire.
Speaker 3 (06:06):
We do some new.
Speaker 1 (06:06):
Polling from Emerson, No one is. If there's one story,
by the way, that is the most interesting to me,
it's the Democrats reaction to this whole Jill Biden thing.
Why are we talking about this? Why is this woman
writing a book? Why did she bring this up?
Speaker 3 (06:24):
Now? You know, just.
Speaker 1 (06:28):
Classic Jill Biden, right, Jill bidenn't care about her party,
doesn't care about America, cares about herself. So the Democrats,
of course, are having a temper tantrum over that. That's
an inconvenient truth to bring up. They have no other faces,
so they have the wrong message and no messenger. That's
the simplest way to say. And I'm not being Republican
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radio here. I'm not even a Republican. They discussed me too.
But if you're going to call balls and strikes, it's
the Democrats problem. They're at war with themselves and now
they have no message or a rejected message that they're
trying to sell with no messenger. They're sending some pretty
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clear messages in this latest Paul, if you're Kamala Harris,
maybe you should have run for governor. Maybe you should
just go somewhere and drink. So you see the rise
of Buddhajic and Newsom again, what you're going to get
is the rise of AOC early and you're gonna get
the DNC to do a bait and switch again, this
time with Romney Manuel.
Speaker 3 (07:34):
But I'll play this game with them. That's their problem.
Speaker 1 (07:37):
But the rise of Marco Rubio and we still don't
know what the DeSantis play is. We still don't know
what the Ted Cruz play is. We're only focused on
the well, what do we do Marco or jd Well.
This poll suggests that's more of a debate than you think.
I get a lot of nasty, angry emails line, why
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are you starting all this trouble? Even Marco said he'll
support him. It's early, and I suspect if Marco gets
this war wrapped up, he will probably jettison himself from
the cabinet with about a year out. But whether any
of that happens or not, the bottom line is this,
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the Republican voters will decide who the nominee is, and
Donald Trump will have a big say in influencing that.
For the Democrats, the question becomes will they even get
a say. They didn't in twenty twenty four, they didn't
in twenty twenty, and they didn't in twenty sixteen, and
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if they try to pull it again in twenty twenty eight,
it could be the end of their party. They've got
the wrong message, no messenger, and no trust that the
DNC will allow them to choose their own presidential nominee.
They will manipulate it. So I think they've got the
bigger problems for Republicans. It's the handoff, and I think
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Donald Trump is going to He's indicated early he's going
to push for the dream Team. He'll want Vance and Rubio.
The problem is, what if Republican voters want Rubio and
maybe Vance maybe not. You can't have Jade vanceby vice
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president eight more years, can you? I mean you could legally.
Will Ruby at the bottom of the ticket be enough.
They're both young and there's time for both of them.
I think the President is going to push for both.
I don't know what Republican primary voters are going to
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push for, but these early numbers indicate the continued rise
of Marco Rubio, the continued no no interest at all
in Kavala Harris ultimately, because Kamala Harris kind of like Joe.
Speaker 3 (10:04):
Biden's Inconvenient Book. Right now is a callback to unattractive times.
Speaker 1 (10:15):
I don't know where we're going to go with mayor Pete,
and I know it ain't gonna be poot. I mean
Gavin Newsom's I mean, I think he'll be a top
three player, but I think everybody sees well if twenty
sixteen and twenty twenty are any indication. And Bernie's passed
the Torch doc. She's gonna get off to an early league.
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That's it's going to force the DNC to act. And
I don't think the DNC is looking at Pete. I
don't think they're looking at Gavin. I'm convinced Ronney Manuel
is their man, and that's why he keeps appearing. We'll
see that'll all play out. But the Emerson Pole showing
some rises of Buddhagice and Newsom and a clear rise
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of Marco Rubio other things. We always talk about a
fair I mean, if you don't have what people believe
is a fair and accurate election, you've got real problems.
Like if there was an election in Russia today, no
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one's buying the results no matter what they are. They
have lost credibility to provide fair elections and accurate elections.
We're not doing much better. The latest rask me some
polls fifty nine percent. I mean, think of how you
can't get fifty nine people to agree on a president,
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but you can get nearly six out of ten Americans
to expect cheating in the midterms, and maybe with all
the gerrymandering games they see, the cheating has already begun.
Speaker 3 (11:51):
That's a big problem for America moving forward.
Speaker 1 (11:55):
I actually I don't know anybody else, but every day
we get up, we have all this news. Somebody's got
to put values and beliefs to this and prioritize them.
What's urgent, what's important. I think the two most important
stories is this rasp me some poll and the No
King's rally plan for the President's eightieth birthday. That if
it becomes normal for America, not that we have elections
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and somebody wins and someone loses, but if America no
longer accepts outcomes and are never Americans again. We're just
in a constant state of partisan fighting, campaigning and then
rejecting the results or not even believing them. That's a big,
big problem moving forward. All the more reason to move
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forward together.
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Right. We don't tell you how to think.
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We give you a lot to think about because we're
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Speaker 2 (14:07):
This is your morning show with Michael Del Chrono.
Speaker 4 (14:12):
You know, despite all the crazy news and all the
hatred tour President Trump, and all the divisiveness going on
in our country, the world events, despite everything.
Speaker 1 (14:28):
They got the whole family around the table this morning.
You know. I used to do that. I used to
live that. I would live for Friday because I hated
the company I worked for and I hated my job.
Now why I stayed there, that's between me and God.
Like a moron, I had to learn the hard way,
and I used to dread Fridays. Well, now we actually
love our company, we love our job, we love being
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with you, So I don't really dread Fridays like I
used to. I think all three of us are maybe
just a smidge and guilty of Friday. We love because
we know we can s tomorrow.
Speaker 3 (15:01):
That's about it, right.
Speaker 1 (15:02):
I mean there is something so simple in life about
just sleeping until you wake up that we don't get
to experience most of the time. I mean, my alarm
goes up right in the middle of a dream, like
leaving it like a cliffhanger.
Speaker 3 (15:17):
So you got a miniseriies going on every now, Well.
Speaker 1 (15:19):
Yeah, because we're always We're always in the middle of
a sleep cycle when we're awakened, so the extent of
which I'm excited it's Friday, just only only for the
smidgeon of I can sleep tomorrow. But I love being
with you. And that's the reason why we often say
this with golf. I know, I used to say it
all the time with fishing. I had two fishing memorable
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experiences that are about the fish. Three really up I
count the gar listen. I was from Chicago, I moved
down to New Orleans. I'm fishing on a by you
and this fish comes out of the water that looks
like an alligator, and I'm like, what the heck is
it as a garfish? Really, that's not a fish, that's
an alligator.
Speaker 3 (15:58):
That's a whole other story.
Speaker 1 (15:59):
Then I caught a sheep head and it had better
teeth than me, I mean, a beautiful human teeth. D So,
but you always remember who you fished with and what
you talked about. It's the same with golf. I never
remember my golf scores, but I remember memorable rounds with
people I played around not long ago here in Franklin
with the Maror of Franklin for going on nearly thirty years,
(16:20):
or maybe it is thirty years. What a remarkable man.
I remember every second with him. I don't even remember
what I scored that day eighty three anyway, No I didn't.
I'm joking. And that's kind of how this morning show is. Look,
every day they're going to have a new ride for us.
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And you know what, most times, Praise God, our fears
don't live up, don't become reality. And like a good
roller coaster that you've been scared to death to get on,
you finally get on and wish you could get off.
Then it starts and you're like, why did I do?
What's the first thing you say when you get off?
Come on, let's do it again. And that's kind of
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what this crazy ride is. We'll remember going through it together,
and we'll be closer every day for having gone through
it together. And that's what I love most about this show.
Well didn't that work out?
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Right? I named it your morning Show, not mine.
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You can even do retakes if you don't like the
way it came out. But Donna gets it right. She's one.
Take Donna in Philly.
Speaker 5 (18:23):
Good morning from Philadelphia. Speaking of outcomes, take a look
at all the work that's being done to clean up Washington,
d C. The Reflecting Pool, the Columbus Monuments working again.
Tons of garbage removed due to massive cleanup. This increases
American pride. Decline is a choice, and Trump has decided
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to turn that city around.
Speaker 1 (18:47):
Thanks for the weekend, you too, Donna, Thanks for the call.
You know, it's funny that Donna would bring up that,
and I guess this is just the matrix, right, But
so that's Donna's impression having been and is it at
our nation's capital safer, cleaner, more beautiful, more pride. It's
funny because yesterday I'm scrolling and this video pops up
(19:12):
and it's Brooke Baldwin. Brooke used to I think she
was like a DC anchor for CNN for many many
years and whenever there was anything presidential, boom, you know,
election night, she's at the podium with the White House
in the background. Kind of thing.
Speaker 3 (19:29):
Pretty popular.
Speaker 1 (19:30):
If you google her in sarface, you go, oh, okay,
I remember you're not could probably remember her name. Brooke
Baldwin always very leftist and it was very Look, everybody's
got biased. I'm completely biased. I have a biblical worldview
that shapes all my political views ultimately shaped our founding
father's views too. But so I don't begrudge her that.
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But you have to come on the air and behave
a certain way. Otherwise it's it's a very decept So
there's Walter Cronkite, who was apparently very liberal, but we
didn't know it because he was a professional, a consummate
pro This woman was very biased and it came out
on the air.
Speaker 3 (20:11):
Well, now she.
Speaker 1 (20:11):
Does these viral videos and they're just so they're really sad.
She is in complete Trump derangement. Now, I don't know
that this is the most fascinating thing we can talk
about this morning. What becomes of all this illness when
Donald Trump is gone? Does it get transferred to the
next I believe that's the case. Do they continue to
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hate this man until they can urinate on his grave?
I mean, where does this go? Well, that's an outrageous
thing to say. Well, no, Kings is planning a protest
on his eightieth birthday. They don't wish him a happy birthday.
They're not glad he was born. Now he's not a
king and they're doing it on his birthday. They just
(20:55):
don't like the outcome of the election. This isn't how
we behave and our candidate loses. But here's Brooke and
DC and she's at the fence on the back lawn. Now,
why is that fence there? Security? And she does this
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whole thing and it was just so deranged. But she's
remembering the glorious time of the last time she was
in DC, and that was twenty sixteen, and of course
it was the end of Barack Obama and we knew
Donald Trump was coming, but it was still sane and
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normal and beautiful and serene. And now I'm standing at
this fence and they're building a fighting ring. What has
become of our nation's capital? Oh, the humanity. Then she
goes into this long thing about sometimes you build fences
to keep people in, time she build fences to keep
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things out. How many times does their derangement lead to
some mentally ill person trying to kill the president before
she can understand why there's a fence up, before they
have a bunch of people gathered on the back lawn.
And I'm struck by two things. One Donna's view of
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DC and Brooke Baldwin's completely different.
Speaker 3 (22:26):
There's the matrix for you. Their memory. Things were wonderful
during Barack Obama. It began with one of the.
Speaker 1 (22:35):
Greatest financial crisis, is the second greatest financial crisis in
our country's history.
Speaker 3 (22:42):
We were a very divided country. Then.
Speaker 1 (22:46):
I used to do Barack Obama updates every day. Reason
I didn't want to become the whole show. I knew Rush,
I was friends with Rush. Rush went on to become
the Rushmore of Talk. But even I didn't like the
way Bill Clinton dominated his show for a while. So
when somebody like Barack Obama pops up, I thought, well,
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I'm gonna do a Barack Obama update every day, so
the most he's going to get his one segment. Otherwise
he would determine what I talked about every day. It
was very frustrating to do because Barack Obama would lie
in ten seconds. It would take me an hour to
deconstruct the lie. It just wasn't fun. It's no different
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than when we think about school. We hated school. There's
a few of you out there are going, oh, I
love school. I was my best at school. Okay, Well,
I remember staring at that clock and staring at that calendar,
and life wasn't going to begin un till I was
out of there. Oh and by the way, my school
did have barboire, and it was in a construction to
keep you in, not out, but now we get together. Oh,
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all the great memories. I mean, Brooke Baldwin standing in
wa washing in DC. That's far safer today than it
was in twenty sixteen. The hatred towards the president is
far more vile than it's ever been in our history.
And she's fawning over the good old days. Well, if
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that were true, this next story wouldn't be true. I
actually enjoyed it. It was one of the highlights of my week.
Speaker 3 (24:26):
I mean.
Speaker 1 (24:28):
To have Jill Biden trying to tell America she the
president was fine. He never behaved like that debate before
or since.
Speaker 3 (24:38):
That night. She was scared to death.
Speaker 1 (24:40):
He had a stroke, which is why she let him,
of course finish, then went to a press conference and
told him how good he did. Is a good boy, Joey,
you injured all the questions.
Speaker 3 (24:48):
You were so good. Now let's go to waffle.
Speaker 1 (24:50):
House for your reward. Then they go to waffle house.
She's scared to death, his brain is scattered, smothered in covered,
but she goes to waffle house anyway. I mean, who
couldn't have fun with that story? Democrats Politico headline, why
are we talking about this? Democrats are furious that the
(25:11):
Bidens simply won't go away? Are Democrats equally furious that
Kamala Harris just won't go away? Do they really think
that Mayor Pete breastfeeding with prosthetics is any better? Now,
(25:34):
let me give you this story first, real quickly, and
then I'll give you the the real truth. Democrats want
to move on from twenty twenty four. I guess they do,
but the Bidens won't let them. Former First Lady Joe
Biden put a glaring spotlight back on the debate that
ended her husband's political career while promoting her new memoir.
(26:00):
As Joe Biden is drawing attention again to his audio
interviews with Special Counsel Robert Hurr as he sues the
Justice Department. I'm not so certain the two aren't related.
He don't want you to hear those tapes because they
prove what you saw on that debate is exactly his
condition well before the debate, which proves Joe Biden's lying
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through her teeth when she says he didn't behave that
way before or since I think he had a stroke.
Speaker 3 (26:33):
Could the scandal with his son Hunter Biden be far off?
Speaker 1 (26:35):
Should we bring up the Partons again, all of his
leading Democrats to say it's unnecessary distraction. We're trying to
keep the party focused on the critical midterm and you're
bringing us back well to our scandal. You see, Democrat voters,
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we're going to choose Bernie Sanders again, just like they
did in twenty sixteen, and the DNC had to bait
and switch with Hillary. Then they were going to do
it in twenty twenty, so they bait and switched with
old Joe. But the plan was Joe will get us
in America. Wanted just a peaceful old man. And then
we'll get rid of Joe after about a year and
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we'll get Kamala who had already flamed out. She was
the first in the primary process to be removed and
a big part of that was how she attacked Joe Biden.
Speaker 3 (27:26):
For being a racist.
Speaker 6 (27:29):
Remember she told her nasty story about being in a bus.
Speaker 1 (27:38):
Kamala Harris was the Hillary Clinton puppet. Kamala Harris is
who they wanted to be president. But she's a terrible candidate.
She comes across as drunk, stupid, I'm trying to find
the nice word for it.
Speaker 6 (27:56):
Nasty because she know it's how to be a prosecutor.
So she goes into the prosecution motor. She goes into
giggle storytelling.
Speaker 1 (28:06):
And makes no sense. They can't get her elected. So
the plan was, we we'll get Joe fourth in Iowa,
seventh in New Hampshire, We'll cut a deal in South Carolina,
and then we'll make him choose.
Speaker 3 (28:21):
Kamala. That'll unite the party.
Speaker 1 (28:22):
That's the Obama and Clinton apparatusus all joined together. And
it worked until Joe wouldn't leave. Like the movie Dave,
he wouldn't cooperate. I was live on the air explaining
to my audience as he handed the poison apple to
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Kamala the border, knowing it would destroy her forever. That
was Joe looking at John Podesta and saying, just like
in the movie Dave, the chief of Staff, They look
at him, I'm not going anywhere, And that played out.
They waited until Joe got all the electoral votes he
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needed to secure the nomination for president. Then they put
him on stage early with Trump no medication and let
him be like in Dave, having the stroke for show
at the State of the Union to exit him and Gakamala,
who then failed again for the same reasons. She's either
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nasty or stupid or drunk. Now they don't want you
to look back at them because of auto pen the pardons, hunter,
all of that stuff. They really don't want you ever
getting to the bottom of how COVID and that election
were two of the greatest scandals in American history. They
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make Watergate look like a joke, like maybe I'll give
you detention compared to what they did. I had a
listener email and said, when you were going off on
Kamala Harris yesterday, you brought up something about Time magazine
(30:10):
an article from February. I believe I get Time, and
there's no February twenty first article.
Speaker 3 (30:16):
Not in fact, I believe it was.
Speaker 1 (30:24):
I've seen conflicting dates out, but I think the date
on the actual article is February fourth, twenty twenty one.
This is shortly after oath of office. And I remember
at the time David Sinati and I were going through this.
We came to the conclusion, well, this piece is their confession,
(30:47):
just in case it comes up, because it's a manifesto,
it's not an article, and it's all the players that
surrounded Biden the White House, including Klan his cheapest staff.
They're telling you the story of how they stole the election,
and it's called the Shadow Campaign to save the Democracy.
It's February twenty twenty one Time magazine. Any Google search,
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it'll pop right up and they will walk you through everything.
A planned insurrection, how they weaponized COVID, how they changed
election laws state by state and no legislatures stopped them.
Then they harvested votes in the swing precincts of the
swing districts of the swing states and stole the election.
And they look at you and they go, we had
to to save democracy. And the way they come around
(31:34):
and tell you how they did it. We controlled the
narrative through the media that's in our back pocket, and
then we silenced any dissenting voices by controlling the Internet.
Well then they didn't have that. Four years later, thanks
to Elon Musk, they didn't control the internet anymore. Thanks
to the death of journalism, the media had no say
anymore in setting narratives. They try, they still try today,
(31:55):
but it's not effective. Oh, they had done the shadow
campaign again to get Kamal elected. It just didn't work.
They're gonna do the bait and switch again in twenty
twenty eight. I don't know who they'll be switching from.
I can't imagine Pete Budhajig is going to be a
runaway train. I can't imagine Gavin Newson is going to be.
(32:17):
I suspect AOC will be and the bait and switch
will be to Ronny Manuel. But these are not new games,
and these are not my opinions, and these aren't crazy
internet conspiracy theories.
Speaker 3 (32:27):
They're right freaking Time magazine.
Speaker 1 (32:28):
Go read to yourself. And that confession was there because
they thought it was going to be investigated, and I
believe I got in the segment. That's what Democrats are
most concerned about. Why is this batty old lady writing
this memoir now and getting everybody focused on this lite.
We we got the midterms A but B once the
midterms are over, we got two years to focus on
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twenty twenty eight. With them still in charge, they can
investigate all this. See. I still think America deserves to
know the truth about COVID, and America still needs know
the truth about twenty twenty and both should never happen again,
and if they do, shame on you. But yeah, the
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Democrats are all hopping mad. Why are you bringing up
Joe now? Because it did happen and you don't have
a king, but you do have a president and he
does have a cabinet, and they do control all the
government agencies. Epstein, Who cares? Somebody? Open up this file
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It's your morning show with Michael del Chorno.
Speaker 3 (35:46):
Well, I know what you're all dreading.
Speaker 1 (35:47):
We don't want the president to tell us how close
we are and yet so far away. I mean this,
how long we're gonna play this narrative? Well, this time
is the Vice president playing it? So it's different.
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US official say.
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The two signs have tentatively agreed to a sixty day
extension of the seasfire, the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz,
and new talks on Iran's nuclear program. The proposed agreement
of understanding still requires approval from President Trump and Iranian leaders,
and Vance noted that negotiators are still going back and
forth over issues related to Iran's nuclear capabilities.
Speaker 1 (36:16):
Well, where do we go from here? And then we
got the former Attorney General Pam Bondi, set to appear
in a Congressional committee today on the handling of the
Epstein files. No one injured after a Blue Origin rocket
exploded on the launch pad, and no Kings is planning
a Movement protest for the president's eightieth birthday.
Speaker 3 (36:33):
They don't have anything else, do they? That more?
Speaker 1 (36:35):
When Your Morning Show continues next.
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And just like that, with a shortened week, it went
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if you're just waking up, Vice President j d Vance
this time not Donald Trump, informing everyone in the United
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States is very close to finalizing an agreement with Iran,
though several talking points are made very close. Those several
talking points remain. Are those talking points whether they're nuclear
or not, have control of the straight of horror moves
or not? Yeah, groundhog Day continues. Former Attorney General Pam
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Bondi is set to appear before Congressional Committee today. That's
for questioning on the Justice Department's release of the Epstein files.
No one was injured, but a Blue Origin rocket exploded
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We'll talk about what this means in terms of a setback,
not just a Blue Origin but to the Artemis NASA
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plans as well. Roy O'Neill will have the latest on that.
This is all they've got, all right. So obviously Donald
Trump is not a king, He's a president. They don't like,
they didn't vote for. This happens every elect Somebody wins,
someone loses. Then it's the job of the person who
(02:07):
wins and the country that had the election to get
behind that individual. We're no longer that functional. We go
to the dysfunctional state. If our person loses, half the
country hates the country, the people who elected him, and
the person elected. Now, if Donald Trump was proclaiming to
(02:36):
be a king, it'd be one thing, but this is
really derangement syndrome. The movement is planning a nationwide protest
to coincide with the President's eightieth birthday. I mean, if
that doesn't make it crystal clear that this is derangement
and not a grassroots, reasonable movement for a more perfect union,
(02:59):
I don't know what. So the crazies continue to be crazy.
I just saw him make an appearance at a conference
final in the NHL, and then we get the news
yesterday that Claude Lemieux has taken his own life at
the age of sixty. That should be a pretty short
(03:22):
connecting of dots for everyone in terms of what we're
seeing with mental illness and concussions. In Claude Lemieux founded
his parents' furniture store, Warehouse Dead at three in the morning,
Spurs and forced the game seven in Oklahoma City.
Speaker 3 (03:38):
That'll be tomorrow night.
Speaker 1 (03:39):
I actually got almost seven and a half hours sleep
last night. Why I watched the first five minutes and said,
this is going back to Oklahoma City. I woke up
and this is going back to Oklahoma Cita for a game.
Speaker 3 (03:53):
Seven tomorrow night.
Speaker 1 (03:54):
The Winter, of course will take on the Knicks, and
God help whoever wins. The way the Knicks played in
that Eastern Conference Final, how have they turned this series
into a hockey game. I've never seen more checks and
body blows than I have seen out of this series. Well,
it's been very physical, you know, the big men have
(04:15):
been not coming through chat others. I never thought I
would have thought at this time I'd be talking about
there's no one as deep as Oklahoma City. They may
not only win two in a row, and they still
could two in a row, they may win three in
a row. They made three peat as champions. That's how
(04:36):
deep this team is. And they play like a team.
And when they need a spark, when you've got ten
or eleven guys, one of them rises to the occasion.
They're looking a little bit more like a two headed
monster right now, and the Knicks are looking more like
the team basketball And so Big Job will like hearing this.
Speaker 3 (04:56):
Of course, my whole family were a thunder family.
Speaker 1 (04:58):
So I just want to get by San Antonio, get
this win at home, regroup a little bit. Sometimes, you know,
you can hope for rust. Sometimes the team that's been
resting is a little rusty. In Game one, and you can,
you can get get to an advantage. But I'm not
feeling really good about them. It's been a terrible Now
I will say this in Oklahoma City listeners, kat ok
(05:21):
Or Patriot and Tulsa. You know this, San Antonio has
been the only team that seems to have our number.
That's been a bad matchup all year long. We dominate
every other team in basketball, but San Antonio. So do
we get in the Western Conference Final? San Antonio? All right,
of all the things that are kind of in the news,
(05:45):
you have the same old, same old, Right, there's bombing,
threats of retaliation, and then the word from the White
House is we're close to a deal this time?
Speaker 3 (05:55):
Is JD Van saying it? I don't know if that
changes anything.
Speaker 1 (05:58):
We'll go through the five things that was in the
Hill to know about the tenet of us Aron cease fire.
Speaker 3 (06:06):
We do some new.
Speaker 1 (06:06):
Polling from Emerson, No one is. If there's one story,
by the way, that is the most interesting to me,
it's the Democrats reaction to this whole Jill Biden thing.
Why are we talking about this? Why is this woman
writing a book? Why did she bring this up?
Speaker 3 (06:24):
Now? You know, just.
Speaker 1 (06:28):
Classic Jill Biden, right, Jill bidenn't care about her party,
doesn't care about America, cares about herself. So the Democrats,
of course, are having a temper tantrum over that. That's
an inconvenient truth to bring up. They have no other faces,
so they have the wrong message and no messenger. That's
the simplest way to say. And I'm not being Republican
(06:51):
radio here. I'm not even a Republican. They discussed me too.
But if you're going to call balls and strikes, it's
the Democrats problem. They're at war with themselves and now
they have no message or a rejected message that they're
trying to sell with no messenger. They're sending some pretty
(07:14):
clear messages in this latest Paul, if you're Kamala Harris,
maybe you should have run for governor. Maybe you should
just go somewhere and drink. So you see the rise
of Buddhajic and Newsom again, what you're going to get
is the rise of AOC early and you're gonna get
the DNC to do a bait and switch again, this
time with Romney Manuel.
Speaker 3 (07:34):
But I'll play this game with them. That's their problem.
Speaker 1 (07:37):
But the rise of Marco Rubio and we still don't
know what the DeSantis play is. We still don't know
what the Ted Cruz play is. We're only focused on
the well, what do we do Marco or jd Well.
This poll suggests that's more of a debate than you think.
I get a lot of nasty, angry emails line, why
(08:00):
are you starting all this trouble? Even Marco said he'll
support him. It's early, and I suspect if Marco gets
this war wrapped up, he will probably jettison himself from
the cabinet with about a year out. But whether any
of that happens or not, the bottom line is this,
(08:21):
the Republican voters will decide who the nominee is, and
Donald Trump will have a big say in influencing that.
For the Democrats, the question becomes will they even get
a say. They didn't in twenty twenty four, they didn't
in twenty twenty, and they didn't in twenty sixteen, and
(08:43):
if they try to pull it again in twenty twenty eight,
it could be the end of their party. They've got
the wrong message, no messenger, and no trust that the
DNC will allow them to choose their own presidential nominee.
They will manipulate it. So I think they've got the
bigger problems for Republicans. It's the handoff, and I think
(09:04):
Donald Trump is going to He's indicated early he's going
to push for the dream Team. He'll want Vance and Rubio.
The problem is, what if Republican voters want Rubio and
maybe Vance maybe not. You can't have Jade vanceby vice
(09:24):
president eight more years, can you? I mean you could legally.
Will Ruby at the bottom of the ticket be enough.
They're both young and there's time for both of them.
I think the President is going to push for both.
I don't know what Republican primary voters are going to
(09:46):
push for, but these early numbers indicate the continued rise
of Marco Rubio, the continued no no interest at all
in Kavala Harris ultimately, because Kamala Harris kind of like Joe.
Speaker 3 (10:04):
Biden's Inconvenient Book. Right now is a callback to unattractive times.
Speaker 1 (10:15):
I don't know where we're going to go with mayor Pete,
and I know it ain't gonna be poot. I mean
Gavin Newsom's I mean, I think he'll be a top
three player, but I think everybody sees well if twenty
sixteen and twenty twenty are any indication. And Bernie's passed
the Torch doc. She's gonna get off to an early league.
(10:37):
That's it's going to force the DNC to act. And
I don't think the DNC is looking at Pete. I
don't think they're looking at Gavin. I'm convinced Ronney Manuel
is their man, and that's why he keeps appearing. We'll
see that'll all play out. But the Emerson Pole showing
some rises of Buddhagice and Newsom and a clear rise
(10:57):
of Marco Rubio other things. We always talk about a
fair I mean, if you don't have what people believe
is a fair and accurate election, you've got real problems.
Like if there was an election in Russia today, no
(11:18):
one's buying the results no matter what they are. They
have lost credibility to provide fair elections and accurate elections.
We're not doing much better. The latest rask me some
polls fifty nine percent. I mean, think of how you
can't get fifty nine people to agree on a president,
(11:40):
but you can get nearly six out of ten Americans
to expect cheating in the midterms, and maybe with all
the gerrymandering games they see, the cheating has already begun.
Speaker 3 (11:51):
That's a big problem for America moving forward.
Speaker 1 (11:55):
I actually I don't know anybody else, but every day
we get up, we have all this news. Somebody's got
to put values and beliefs to this and prioritize them.
What's urgent, what's important. I think the two most important
stories is this rasp me some poll and the No
King's rally plan for the President's eightieth birthday. That if
it becomes normal for America, not that we have elections
(12:18):
and somebody wins and someone loses, but if America no
longer accepts outcomes and are never Americans again. We're just
in a constant state of partisan fighting, campaigning and then
rejecting the results or not even believing them. That's a big,
big problem moving forward. All the more reason to move
(12:40):
forward together.
Speaker 3 (12:41):
Right. We don't tell you how to think.
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We give you a lot to think about because we're
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Are you concerned? Well, you should be.
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Speaker 2 (14:07):
This is your morning show with Michael Del Chrono.
Speaker 4 (14:12):
You know, despite all the crazy news and all the
hatred tour President Trump, and all the divisiveness going on
in our country, the world events, despite everything.
Speaker 1 (14:28):
They got the whole family around the table this morning.
You know. I used to do that. I used to
live that. I would live for Friday because I hated
the company I worked for and I hated my job.
Now why I stayed there, that's between me and God.
Like a moron, I had to learn the hard way,
and I used to dread Fridays. Well, now we actually
love our company, we love our job, we love being
(14:50):
with you, So I don't really dread Fridays like I
used to. I think all three of us are maybe
just a smidge and guilty of Friday. We love because
we know we can s tomorrow.
Speaker 3 (15:01):
That's about it, right.
Speaker 1 (15:02):
I mean there is something so simple in life about
just sleeping until you wake up that we don't get
to experience most of the time. I mean, my alarm
goes up right in the middle of a dream, like
leaving it like a cliffhanger.
Speaker 3 (15:17):
So you got a miniseriies going on every now, Well.
Speaker 1 (15:19):
Yeah, because we're always We're always in the middle of
a sleep cycle when we're awakened, so the extent of
which I'm excited it's Friday, just only only for the
smidgeon of I can sleep tomorrow. But I love being
with you. And that's the reason why we often say
this with golf. I know, I used to say it
all the time with fishing. I had two fishing memorable
(15:40):
experiences that are about the fish. Three really up I
count the gar listen. I was from Chicago, I moved
down to New Orleans. I'm fishing on a by you
and this fish comes out of the water that looks
like an alligator, and I'm like, what the heck is
it as a garfish? Really, that's not a fish, that's
an alligator.
Speaker 3 (15:58):
That's a whole other story.
Speaker 1 (15:59):
Then I caught a sheep head and it had better
teeth than me, I mean, a beautiful human teeth. D So,
but you always remember who you fished with and what
you talked about. It's the same with golf. I never
remember my golf scores, but I remember memorable rounds with
people I played around not long ago here in Franklin
with the Maror of Franklin for going on nearly thirty years,
(16:20):
or maybe it is thirty years. What a remarkable man.
I remember every second with him. I don't even remember
what I scored that day eighty three anyway, No I didn't.
I'm joking. And that's kind of how this morning show is. Look,
every day they're going to have a new ride for us.
(16:41):
And you know what, most times, Praise God, our fears
don't live up, don't become reality. And like a good
roller coaster that you've been scared to death to get on,
you finally get on and wish you could get off.
Then it starts and you're like, why did I do?
What's the first thing you say when you get off?
Come on, let's do it again. And that's kind of
(17:03):
what this crazy ride is. We'll remember going through it together,
and we'll be closer every day for having gone through
it together. And that's what I love most about this show.
Well didn't that work out?
Speaker 3 (17:18):
Right? I named it your morning Show, not mine.
Speaker 1 (17:23):
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Speaker 3 (17:23):
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(18:18):
You can even do retakes if you don't like the
way it came out. But Donna gets it right. She's one.
Take Donna in Philly.
Speaker 5 (18:23):
Good morning from Philadelphia. Speaking of outcomes, take a look
at all the work that's being done to clean up Washington,
d C. The Reflecting Pool, the Columbus Monuments working again.
Tons of garbage removed due to massive cleanup. This increases
American pride. Decline is a choice, and Trump has decided
(18:45):
to turn that city around.
Speaker 1 (18:47):
Thanks for the weekend, you too, Donna, Thanks for the call.
You know, it's funny that Donna would bring up that,
and I guess this is just the matrix, right, But
so that's Donna's impression having been and is it at
our nation's capital safer, cleaner, more beautiful, more pride. It's
funny because yesterday I'm scrolling and this video pops up
(19:12):
and it's Brooke Baldwin. Brooke used to I think she
was like a DC anchor for CNN for many many
years and whenever there was anything presidential, boom, you know,
election night, she's at the podium with the White House
in the background. Kind of thing.
Speaker 3 (19:29):
Pretty popular.
Speaker 1 (19:30):
If you google her in sarface, you go, oh, okay,
I remember you're not could probably remember her name. Brooke
Baldwin always very leftist and it was very Look, everybody's
got biased. I'm completely biased. I have a biblical worldview
that shapes all my political views ultimately shaped our founding
father's views too. But so I don't begrudge her that.
(19:54):
But you have to come on the air and behave
a certain way. Otherwise it's it's a very decept So
there's Walter Cronkite, who was apparently very liberal, but we
didn't know it because he was a professional, a consummate
pro This woman was very biased and it came out
on the air.
Speaker 3 (20:11):
Well, now she.
Speaker 1 (20:11):
Does these viral videos and they're just so they're really sad.
She is in complete Trump derangement. Now, I don't know
that this is the most fascinating thing we can talk
about this morning. What becomes of all this illness when
Donald Trump is gone? Does it get transferred to the
next I believe that's the case. Do they continue to
(20:33):
hate this man until they can urinate on his grave?
I mean, where does this go? Well, that's an outrageous
thing to say. Well, no, Kings is planning a protest
on his eightieth birthday. They don't wish him a happy birthday.
They're not glad he was born. Now he's not a
king and they're doing it on his birthday. They just
(20:55):
don't like the outcome of the election. This isn't how
we behave and our candidate loses. But here's Brooke and
DC and she's at the fence on the back lawn. Now,
why is that fence there? Security? And she does this
(21:19):
whole thing and it was just so deranged. But she's
remembering the glorious time of the last time she was
in DC, and that was twenty sixteen, and of course
it was the end of Barack Obama and we knew
Donald Trump was coming, but it was still sane and
(21:39):
normal and beautiful and serene. And now I'm standing at
this fence and they're building a fighting ring. What has
become of our nation's capital? Oh, the humanity. Then she
goes into this long thing about sometimes you build fences
to keep people in, time she build fences to keep
(22:01):
things out. How many times does their derangement lead to
some mentally ill person trying to kill the president before
she can understand why there's a fence up, before they
have a bunch of people gathered on the back lawn.
And I'm struck by two things. One Donna's view of
(22:22):
DC and Brooke Baldwin's completely different.
Speaker 3 (22:26):
There's the matrix for you. Their memory. Things were wonderful
during Barack Obama. It began with one of the.
Speaker 1 (22:35):
Greatest financial crisis, is the second greatest financial crisis in
our country's history.
Speaker 3 (22:42):
We were a very divided country. Then.
Speaker 1 (22:46):
I used to do Barack Obama updates every day. Reason
I didn't want to become the whole show. I knew Rush,
I was friends with Rush. Rush went on to become
the Rushmore of Talk. But even I didn't like the
way Bill Clinton dominated his show for a while. So
when somebody like Barack Obama pops up, I thought, well,
(23:09):
I'm gonna do a Barack Obama update every day, so
the most he's going to get his one segment. Otherwise
he would determine what I talked about every day. It
was very frustrating to do because Barack Obama would lie
in ten seconds. It would take me an hour to
deconstruct the lie. It just wasn't fun. It's no different
(23:30):
than when we think about school. We hated school. There's
a few of you out there are going, oh, I
love school. I was my best at school. Okay, Well,
I remember staring at that clock and staring at that calendar,
and life wasn't going to begin un till I was
out of there. Oh and by the way, my school
did have barboire, and it was in a construction to
keep you in, not out, but now we get together. Oh,
(23:54):
all the great memories. I mean, Brooke Baldwin standing in
wa washing in DC. That's far safer today than it
was in twenty sixteen. The hatred towards the president is
far more vile than it's ever been in our history.
And she's fawning over the good old days. Well, if
(24:17):
that were true, this next story wouldn't be true. I
actually enjoyed it. It was one of the highlights of my week.
Speaker 3 (24:26):
I mean.
Speaker 1 (24:28):
To have Jill Biden trying to tell America she the
president was fine. He never behaved like that debate before
or since.
Speaker 3 (24:38):
That night. She was scared to death.
Speaker 1 (24:40):
He had a stroke, which is why she let him,
of course finish, then went to a press conference and
told him how good he did. Is a good boy, Joey,
you injured all the questions.
Speaker 3 (24:48):
You were so good. Now let's go to waffle.
Speaker 1 (24:50):
House for your reward. Then they go to waffle house.
She's scared to death, his brain is scattered, smothered in covered,
but she goes to waffle house anyway. I mean, who
couldn't have fun with that story? Democrats Politico headline, why
are we talking about this? Democrats are furious that the
(25:11):
Bidens simply won't go away? Are Democrats equally furious that
Kamala Harris just won't go away? Do they really think
that Mayor Pete breastfeeding with prosthetics is any better? Now,
(25:34):
let me give you this story first, real quickly, and
then I'll give you the the real truth. Democrats want
to move on from twenty twenty four. I guess they do,
but the Bidens won't let them. Former First Lady Joe
Biden put a glaring spotlight back on the debate that
ended her husband's political career while promoting her new memoir.
(26:00):
As Joe Biden is drawing attention again to his audio
interviews with Special Counsel Robert Hurr as he sues the
Justice Department. I'm not so certain the two aren't related.
He don't want you to hear those tapes because they
prove what you saw on that debate is exactly his
condition well before the debate, which proves Joe Biden's lying
(26:22):
through her teeth when she says he didn't behave that
way before or since I think he had a stroke.
Speaker 3 (26:33):
Could the scandal with his son Hunter Biden be far off?
Speaker 1 (26:35):
Should we bring up the Partons again, all of his
leading Democrats to say it's unnecessary distraction. We're trying to
keep the party focused on the critical midterm and you're
bringing us back well to our scandal. You see, Democrat voters,
(26:57):
we're going to choose Bernie Sanders again, just like they
did in twenty sixteen, and the DNC had to bait
and switch with Hillary. Then they were going to do
it in twenty twenty, so they bait and switched with
old Joe. But the plan was Joe will get us
in America. Wanted just a peaceful old man. And then
we'll get rid of Joe after about a year and
(27:17):
we'll get Kamala who had already flamed out. She was
the first in the primary process to be removed and
a big part of that was how she attacked Joe Biden.
Speaker 3 (27:26):
For being a racist.
Speaker 6 (27:29):
Remember she told her nasty story about being in a bus.
Speaker 1 (27:38):
Kamala Harris was the Hillary Clinton puppet. Kamala Harris is
who they wanted to be president. But she's a terrible candidate.
She comes across as drunk, stupid, I'm trying to find
the nice word for it.
Speaker 6 (27:56):
Nasty because she know it's how to be a prosecutor.
So she goes into the prosecution motor. She goes into
giggle storytelling.
Speaker 1 (28:06):
And makes no sense. They can't get her elected. So
the plan was, we we'll get Joe fourth in Iowa,
seventh in New Hampshire, We'll cut a deal in South Carolina,
and then we'll make him choose.
Speaker 3 (28:21):
Kamala. That'll unite the party.
Speaker 1 (28:22):
That's the Obama and Clinton apparatusus all joined together. And
it worked until Joe wouldn't leave. Like the movie Dave,
he wouldn't cooperate. I was live on the air explaining
to my audience as he handed the poison apple to
(28:45):
Kamala the border, knowing it would destroy her forever. That
was Joe looking at John Podesta and saying, just like
in the movie Dave, the chief of Staff, They look
at him, I'm not going anywhere, And that played out.
They waited until Joe got all the electoral votes he
(29:05):
needed to secure the nomination for president. Then they put
him on stage early with Trump no medication and let
him be like in Dave, having the stroke for show
at the State of the Union to exit him and Gakamala,
who then failed again for the same reasons. She's either
(29:27):
nasty or stupid or drunk. Now they don't want you
to look back at them because of auto pen the pardons, hunter,
all of that stuff. They really don't want you ever
getting to the bottom of how COVID and that election
were two of the greatest scandals in American history. They
(29:50):
make Watergate look like a joke, like maybe I'll give
you detention compared to what they did. I had a
listener email and said, when you were going off on
Kamala Harris yesterday, you brought up something about Time magazine
(30:10):
an article from February. I believe I get Time, and
there's no February twenty first article.
Speaker 3 (30:16):
Not in fact, I believe it was.
Speaker 1 (30:24):
I've seen conflicting dates out, but I think the date
on the actual article is February fourth, twenty twenty one.
This is shortly after oath of office. And I remember
at the time David Sinati and I were going through this.
We came to the conclusion, well, this piece is their confession,
(30:47):
just in case it comes up, because it's a manifesto,
it's not an article, and it's all the players that
surrounded Biden the White House, including Klan his cheapest staff.
They're telling you the story of how they stole the election,
and it's called the Shadow Campaign to save the Democracy.
It's February twenty twenty one Time magazine. Any Google search,
(31:11):
it'll pop right up and they will walk you through everything.
A planned insurrection, how they weaponized COVID, how they changed
election laws state by state and no legislatures stopped them.
Then they harvested votes in the swing precincts of the
swing districts of the swing states and stole the election.
And they look at you and they go, we had
to to save democracy. And the way they come around
(31:34):
and tell you how they did it. We controlled the
narrative through the media that's in our back pocket, and
then we silenced any dissenting voices by controlling the Internet.
Well then they didn't have that. Four years later, thanks
to Elon Musk, they didn't control the internet anymore. Thanks
to the death of journalism, the media had no say
anymore in setting narratives. They try, they still try today,
(31:55):
but it's not effective. Oh, they had done the shadow
campaign again to get Kamal elected. It just didn't work.
They're gonna do the bait and switch again in twenty
twenty eight. I don't know who they'll be switching from.
I can't imagine Pete Budhajig is going to be a
runaway train. I can't imagine Gavin Newson is going to be.
(32:17):
I suspect AOC will be and the bait and switch
will be to Ronny Manuel. But these are not new games,
and these are not my opinions, and these aren't crazy
internet conspiracy theories.
Speaker 3 (32:27):
They're right freaking Time magazine.
Speaker 1 (32:28):
Go read to yourself. And that confession was there because
they thought it was going to be investigated, and I
believe I got in the segment. That's what Democrats are
most concerned about. Why is this batty old lady writing
this memoir now and getting everybody focused on this lite.
We we got the midterms A but B once the
midterms are over, we got two years to focus on
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twenty twenty eight. With them still in charge, they can
investigate all this. See. I still think America deserves to
know the truth about COVID, and America still needs know
the truth about twenty twenty and both should never happen again,
and if they do, shame on you. But yeah, the
(33:10):
Democrats are all hopping mad. Why are you bringing up
Joe now? Because it did happen and you don't have
a king, but you do have a president and he
does have a cabinet, and they do control all the
government agencies. Epstein, Who cares? Somebody? Open up this file
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Speaker 3 (35:46):
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Speaker 1 (35:47):
We don't want the president to tell us how close
we are and yet so far away. I mean this,
how long we're gonna play this narrative? Well, this time
is the Vice president playing it? So it's different.
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US official say.
Speaker 7 (35:56):
The two signs have tentatively agreed to a sixty day
extension of the seasfire, the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz,
and new talks on Iran's nuclear program. The proposed agreement
of understanding still requires approval from President Trump and Iranian leaders,
and Vance noted that negotiators are still going back and
forth over issues related to Iran's nuclear capabilities.
Speaker 1 (36:16):
Well, where do we go from here? And then we
got the former Attorney General Pam Bondi, set to appear
in a Congressional committee today on the handling of the
Epstein files. No one injured after a Blue Origin rocket
exploded on the launch pad, and no Kings is planning
a Movement protest for the president's eightieth birthday.
Speaker 3 (36:33):
They don't have anything else, do they? That more?
Speaker 1 (36:35):
When Your Morning Show continues next.
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