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going to become a big part of this story. I
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think this is your clue that it is. Paul McCartney
is calling the Beatles the greatest band of all time.
Is there anybody gonna argue with them? Well, he has
the right to say that if he wants to. I'm
shocked that he would even bother. You know, the Beatles
have always been if you would say anything to tell
how humble they were, they really didn't after not during
not the bigger than Jesus. Oh look who's here? Red,
(03:08):
Red Red? Let's hear your daily complaint? On this Monday,
I couldn't get the computers. There was a bug, there
was a what was it? We don't know, no email.
It was sent twice and I can prove you still, well,
how did you get this time? I send it to him?
I got it. I got you booth heard account? What
do you got me blocked or something? No check for
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me in spam or in junk shows, how you feel
about your host? No, but I mean, I don't know
that other than the comment John Lennon made early that
was very controversial later in life. They were all very
humble about it. It was interesting. I guess we're gonna
press him. Even Paul McCartney knows he was in the
greatest BAM that ever lived. What would somebody bring up
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as a as a debate against the Beatles. I mean nobody, right, yes,
kiss get out of you? But you really.
Speaker 3 (04:05):
There is no no, you couldn't. I mean they started,
they started at all. They redd pop. I mean, whould
come next? Led Zeppelin, Queen or I don't know, I
don't know.
Speaker 1 (04:15):
I mean Queen would come up if you were talking
about greatest front man ever, Freddie Mercury.
Speaker 3 (04:19):
I mean the Beetle started out as a pop man.
They wore the n SYNC, Backstreet Boys.
Speaker 1 (04:24):
No one covers, Yeah, people forget a lot those early
hits are covers. Yeah. No, the greatest band ever. So Paul,
all we would say is yeah you will. I'm good, right,
I'm going to get some hate talk backs that I
did well. I don't know, be I mean, listen, you're
free to make that. I would love to hear talk back.
I mean, is there anybody that would dispute you know,
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the more I watch after his death, Now, growing up,
Muhammad Ali was bigger than life, bigger than life. The
more I watch, I gotta tell you, I pound for pound, Yeah,
I'll take Sugar Ray Leonard over Muhammad Ali now that
I look back and watch, and when he did over,
(05:08):
I'm going to go tyson in his prime or team
is just a boulder? Yeah, I mean even the list
In fight Again, there's this is all before a lot
of you were born. But there are many believes Sonny
Listen was killed by the mafia because he didn't throw
a fight when they told him to. And a lot
of people think that second fight with Ali was thrown
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and that Sonny Listened at that time was unbeatable the bear.
So I mean, I don't, I don't, but I don't
ever have that problem with the Beatles. I just don't
even think. I don't even know what you would bring
up next. Would somebody want to make the case the
who or led Zepplin? I mean, who's greater than the Beatles?
He would I don't think there is.
Speaker 3 (05:45):
Because the Beatles didn't transform into a rock band until
the late sixties.
Speaker 1 (05:50):
They were the question, isn't rock band? Yeah? They were
the he just said, the greatest band of all time? Yeah,
that's how you. I mean, God, I mean they were.
It's so subjective.
Speaker 3 (06:02):
I mean, that is so subjective because now we're talking
about people's taste, people's likes. That is just a very
hard I never liked like the top fifty list of
top fifty songs.
Speaker 1 (06:14):
Well, well, when when it became two thousand and we
were all trying to say what was the greatest this,
the greatest that of the last one hundred years? And
I remember we would have that discussion about athletes and
I would go, well, I don't know how you feel
about horses, but you know, if we're gonna put them
in the same categor I'm gonna be a secretariat. That was
the greatest thing I ever saw. Theres might have said, Babe, Ruth,
I mean, you could have a debate, but I just
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don't think. I don't think a nobody's going to criticize
Paul McCartney's statement.
Speaker 3 (06:40):
What are they going to say in twenty fifty, who
is the greatest band of.
Speaker 1 (06:44):
The frill the Beatles. Well, that's a great question, be
because they have nobody.
Speaker 3 (06:47):
Now there are no there are no maybe the Greta
van Fleet.
Speaker 1 (06:52):
Would you go with the Commodores. Let me tell you
a fun Commodore story. I'll tell you why after. So
I'm driving, I'm going to visit my father, and I'm
on the interstate. You know, in the old days, I
used to love to listen to small market radio when
I was driving. You get some you know, you go
through some small town. Some guy very scared, scared, tried
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to tell you what the weather was gonna be, and
welcome to swamp and shop, yeah, or stuff like that.
You know. Now, of course you of salite radio. So
it's just another mile. But so I'm driving along and.
Speaker 2 (07:25):
Casey's on and he's telling the story about five friends
who met on their dorm room floor. They became quick pals.
One said or the other, I write songs and sing.
The other said, I play guitar, I played drums. They
formed a band, and that band became Then he went
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and that university, Tuskegee University, and that band, the Commodores
move it up five big notches this week, and.
Speaker 1 (07:54):
Right as Casey said, here's the commodore isn't easy. I
look in the thing and the sign goes Tuskegee University,
next exit. Is that a crazy coincident? Crazy? Yeah, that
you're in the same place. Well, there's a reason why
I bring that up. I don't think anybody's going to
argue that the Commodorees were bigger than the Beatles. Bot
Commodore's co founder and former bassist, Ronald Lapriede has died
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in Auckland at New New Zealand at the age of
seventy five. His daughter and producer Siroya announced her father's
death on social media. He died Saturday after a sudden
medical event. He had lived in Auckland for the last
forty years. He was a co founder of the Commodorees
with Lionel Richie Walter, Orange, Thomas McClary, William.
Speaker 2 (08:33):
King, Milan Williams, and they all were students at Tuskegee Institute.
Speaker 1 (08:40):
I came full circle of that story. You did go
full circle with that. I don't know. This is one of
the stranger things that ever happened while I was driving.
We've got who with the odds of that. We do
have a response from w KBAN about the greatest band ever. Hey, Michael,
I always thought the Eagles weal of the best band ever.
See but that's just me.
Speaker 2 (09:00):
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (09:01):
I can't argue with that.
Speaker 3 (09:01):
I cannot because I playing classic rock for so many years.
I was like, if I never hear Hotel California again,
it'll be too soon. And now I get in my
car and what do I go to If I'm on
serious the Eagles channel and That's what I'm listening to.
Speaker 1 (09:16):
Well, now that gets back to where you're saying subjective.
I mean, what are we going to base it on?
Total number one hits? Do you want to compare Paul
McCartney or George Harrison's solo career to Don Henley's or
Glenn Fryes. I could, I could make a case. You
could not with Fryan. You couldn't even with McCartney and
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and George Harrison. I think you forget them. It's Paul
McCartney's had a loan, yeah, totally, or George Harrison alone.
I didn't even get to John Lennon. Rino Starr had
three big hits. Have you ever seen the Eagles documentary?
By the way, the History of the Eagles. One of my
favorite documentary is Ever Good Great. I mean, I mean
I love Don't get me wrong, I love the Eagles.
I might listen to listen I love you. I love you.
(10:00):
I may listen to more Elo than I do Beatles.
In fact, I've often said to people, there's no questioning
question when you listen to el O. They were completely
influenced by the Beatles. And guess what they may have
done it better. Jeff Lynn Absolutely yeah, and they may
have done it better than the Beatles, But I don't
even know. You got to base it on something, and
(10:20):
I think you go song by song quality of work.
I mean, Eagles would certainly be one of the big ones.
So what led Zeppelin? So with the who so at Queen?
Quite frankly, you know.
Speaker 3 (10:29):
What the Beatles didn't have in their corner that the
Eagles did. Linda Ronstad. Well, Linda, you owe the exist
to Linda Ronstead. That's who they were all most of
them were working for. I forgot to take my riddle
and I'll be better.
Speaker 1 (10:45):
On that, lind. The Linda Ronstad comment made them made
you think of that another person that made her living
with covers mostly covers. Yeah, very few songs her, So
all right, Uh well, we'll let you guys debate that
using the talk back line. Who do you think? I
don't think anybody. I wouldn't think anyone's going to argue
with Paul McCartney the Beatles with the greatest band of
all time. We'll have that story coming up in top Stories.
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We also have Sounds of the Day today. Rory's going
to be along. We're going to talk about everything that's
happened related to peace, talks with Iron, the two hundred
and fiftieth anniversary celebration, and what's next at the Kennedy Center.
He'll give you that full rap in less than an hour.
John Decker is back. He will be reporting live from
the White House, and the federal judge has directed the
(11:28):
Trump administration to pause efforts to create a nearly two
billion dollar fund for people who say they were targeted
by prosecutors for political reasons. Remember this was a settlement
of a presidential suit. I mean, if they want to
pause efforts, well, he may want to resume his lawsuit.
I got a lot of questions, ask and guess what,
(11:49):
John Decker just hasn't been covering presidents at the White
House for thirty years. He's a Supreme Court bar attorney
as well, so he's the right guy to talk on
to about this today. I'm actually looking forward to my
favorite conversation I think is going to be with Chris Walker,
because you all hear the constant warnings that Trump is
weakening incumbent senators by targeting them in primaries and they're
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going to go on to lose in the general election.
And I want to visit with Chris and analyze not
only where we sit. In fact, I just just got
there right before went on the air reading a story
about all the changes that are coming, and I can't
remember I want to say it with something like fifty
seven members of the House who will not seek reelection,
eleven members of the United States Senate, let alone these
(12:31):
changes that have taken place against incumbents and primaries, There's
gonna be a lot of new faces in Congress. But
this whole notion that all the presidents weakening their chances
in the general is that the Democrats that are being
overconfident heading into the midterms, you know, drinking their own
kool aid and believing their own headlines. We'll have visit
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with Chris Walker about that. And I'm really looking forward
to John Morgan. You see those commercials all the time,
Morgan and Morgan. I mean, if nothing else, let's find
out how many Morgans there are? You know what else
I want to find out? What's that? What Morgan didn't
become a lawyer? And are they the black sheep? Wait
a minute, you know what you want to do? What
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you're going to law school, young man. There's probably some
landscape or somewhere. We got new offices to fill. We
have an entire building. There's two vacant offices. You're going
to law school. But he's out with the book. I
mean he's got me at hello. The title is Life
is Luck Lessons from a paper Boy. Now, deep down,
(13:33):
what we really want to do is see if we're
going to talk about turkeys. Oh please, I have my
finger on the dumb button. If he does. He did
a Facebook I think it was Facebook or was it
Instagram or was it TikTok. I don't know. It's a
lot of it on Facebook years ago. Yeah, all right,
Well it sounds like it's gonna you know, it's a
little bit like humorous and that you don't know where
he's going, and then he's just gonna talk about how
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awful turkeys are, right, and you know he's but then
he lays it out like a good lawyer. You know
they're in the Buzzard family. You don't go around Buzzards.
And if turkeys were so great, do you ever hear
of anybody like doing a turkey in the middle of
the year. They don't once a year other than in
sandwich form, But I mean once a year. You know
why because even town, we all know it's garbage. I'll
tell you one of my most memorable Thanksgivings, he said,
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why are we doing this? So we did filets, asparagus,
baby potato, and we had a wonderful Thanksgiving. I was like,
why do we have to have turkey? But this is
a memoir, his complete memoir life. Here's one of the
more successful people you see everywhere, and he's looking at
you and saying, life is luck. I don't know that
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or not. I wish my kids would not do what
I did and just not sweat it. Worry more about
who you're going to be and not what you're going
to be. And you'll be fine because God has our
day's plan. But one of the most successful people telling
it life is luck. Take some lessons from me the
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paper boy, and I'm telling if there anything like his
turkey case, if that's how his life lessons go, it's
got to be a great book. We're gonna visit with
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It's Monday, and right now our your morning show audience
is all trying to figure out who the greatest band
of all time was. Paul McCartney says it was the Beatles.
I say, who could possibly argue with him? Well, this
caller could argue with him. He's he's gonna go with
one of my brother's favorite band.
Speaker 2 (17:34):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (17:34):
I hate to say. The greatest band out of Canada
is Rush, all right, hear what? I By the way,
just to say how hard this is when you sit
out of Canada. I thought you were gonna say bt
O see again you get into such subjection. I remember
my brother Bobby came home with that Rush album. Oh
No story about a park not too far from here,
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not too far from home. As a matter of fact,
it's called Lake Side Park. Yeah, my brother's doing the
air guitar. No, you would have a hard time rush
bigger than the Beatles based on what criteria tightest pants.
If we could start a new one, let's do greatest
air crash movies, Airport seventy five, Sully flight or plane
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We never tell you what to think. We give you
a lot to think about. And then there are some
mornings like this, but we're talking about I do have
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a favorite story, and it's tough. Romney Manuel, I got
an email. Let me do it this way. This is
the runner up. Not the favorite story, but the runner up.
So this email comes, I believe, last night from Dave.
He writes, Michael, you're nostraudell Journal Foresight into the DNC
and the coming Romney Manuel twenty twenty eight seems to
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be spot on. I read an article this weekend where
Emmanuel appears to be positioning himself as the centrist. That's
Dave's words. Centrist sensible, I think is what he's shooting for.
In other words, I'm in a crazy party, and all
I have to do is say I'm still a Democrat.
I'm still proud to be a Democrat. I still have ideas,
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I still have solutions, and we don't have to be crazy.
It doesn't have to be about bathrooms. It can be
about classrooms. He's going for sensible. It is a centrist position.
It's actually a radical right position just being centrist in
that party. So Dave is right on. I just wanted
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to make that clarification. He's obviously positioning himself as a
centrist as he comes out stating the DNC nomination should
be about ideas and not gender and start contrast to Obama, Clinton, Biden, Harris,
who make everything about race, gender diversity. The party makes
everything about diversity. Now again, when you start talking about
the Democrats, you got to talk and I'm not a
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Democrat or a Republican. In fact, I'd like to see
both go away. I like to see self governed individuals
in the United States voting for the smartest people with
the right ideas and the right motives for a more
perfect union. Period. But whenever you discuss the Democrats, you
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got the war within their party, the socialist communist Islamists
versus what was a good memory of an old party
that doesn't exist anymore. Robmiy Manuel is going to try
to create the illusion it still exists. It doesn't now.
That leads to Red's pre show comment, which is, well,
I think Robby Manuel would be a very formidable general
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election opponent, but you got to get to the general election. Now.
That's a fascinating topic in and of itself. Not to
be dismissed. There was a time you ran to the
extreme of your base in primaries and then you came
back to the center for the general But you can't
do that. You couldn't. You haven't been able to do
that in forty years, and you certainly can't do it
in the age of instant what really translates to twenty
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minute news cycles and the Internet that documents everything. So
you can't take a position in a primary and then
distance yourself from it in the general. No one will
ever let you forget it. So now Red's instinct is right, Well,
that would make winning the primary very tough for Romney Manuel.
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He stands for everything that the activists and the bass doesn't.
It doesn't matter. You're missing the noster Del journal altogether,
nor did Bernie Sanders three times. The people will choose
AOC just as they chose Bernie Sanders three times. The
DNC will rig it, ignore them, not even ask them,
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play them, and switch to Ronnie Manuel. And I see
that coming a mile away now. In twenty sixteen, the
people were going to choose the Democrat voters in the primary.
We're gonna choose Bernie Sanders. They gave him Hillary. Four
years later they were going to choose Bernie again. They
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cut the deal and gave Joe Biden. Then they were
to get rid of Biden, supposedly get Harris, who they
ultimately wanted, And you saw how they did that in
twenty twenty four. So when you're noster Del journaling. All
you're doing is going okay, So who's Bernie and who's
the replacement? And for me, I know the Bernie is AOC.
(23:05):
Why because Bernie made it. So Bernie held a rally
and a news conference and handed the torch to her.
Now their plans have already been foiled a bit because
Jasmine Crockett was to become the next AOC and one
step up in the Senate, but redistricting block that, and
(23:26):
she's gone. But AOC is not. And she is going
to run for president and the crazy far left will
be behind her, and they'll have no problem unifying the
communists and socialists behind her Hispanic female. Hell, she may
even make Mom Donnie the running mate just to get
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the Islamist vote in there too. The problem is she's
going to run into the Democrats. We're going to quickly
bait and switch somebody. And I won't find anybody more
closely tied to the Obama Clinton apparatus or to Podesta
than Rommy Manuel. And I can tell how they just
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keep him alive. Every quarter We let the circus come
to town, do all crazy Carney circus stuff, and then
rom is always featured once a quarter being the sensible
mind with ideas. He did it again this weekend, and
Dave was right to catch it. Oh Noster del Journo,
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you will learn to appreciate him as the years go by.
Now I will warn you on Noster del journal. What
he does very well is politics, culture and world. He
is not a seer a seer in sports. In fact,
you will make far more money doing the opposite of
what Noster del Journo says in sports, like take my
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Oklahoma City Thunder. If you don't think I want to
throw up right now physically I do. I want to
strangle a couple of players have just decided not to
sho show up in a conference final. And I am
very aware that the Spurs were kind of, you know,
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our Achilles heel. All year there was one team that
was just a bad matchup always it was the Spurs.
And I remember saying, this is one out of bring
me the Lakers, bring me anybody, don't bring me this.
And we got the Spurs and farted around and lost.
This is a team that was good enough to three
peet and they're not even going to two peat. But
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having said that, now you got the Knicks and the
spurs and that clears what Big John, you will be
very happy to hear this. In all of my envy, jealousy,
pain and hurt, I am one. I may go buy
something New York Knixt today. I may go get up
full home Jersey. I e didn't have a message from
Big John for you for today. It better it'd be
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as nice as mine is for Himson.
Speaker 4 (26:00):
Square Garden, where the legends ignite. The blue and orange
rolled through the Knights brice and slices defense like a knife.
Brandle rebounds with thunderous light from deep in the paint
to the three point off.
Speaker 1 (26:16):
The Knicks push forward, leaving their mark.
Speaker 4 (26:19):
Opponents will crumble as their chances growth in the Knicks
in six let that sink in.
Speaker 1 (26:26):
Oh my god, Oh my gosh, John, I got to
read you a text I sent to my best friend.
I hope I didn't delete it. Oh I did, but
I can. I can paraphrase it. So he goes, hey, Mikey,
what do you think of the knxt? For real? And
it was a long text, and the long and the
short of it was what I love about the Knicks.
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It's like the Hoosiers. I could do this, you know,
for a lot of people name me three Knicks and
they'd have a hard time. Let me tell you something.
There's about eight to ten of them. They're deep, they
play like a team. It's unbelievable ballwork. There are no stars,
no hot shots. They play like is described in Hoosiers,
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like six cylinders, six pistons, just firing, boo boo. They
are fun to watch and they're very dangerous. I used
last week the analogy with the Knicks. You can poke
a wall as hard as you want with one or
two fingers, make a fist, and you put a hole
in the wall, and that's how they play. I love
the Knicks, and what I told my friend was I
love them in maybe five six for sure. So it's
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funny two great minds think alike. Now they're gonna have
to stop the big man, and they're gonna have to
stop the three point shooting of San Antonio. But that's
another thing about the Knicks. They're well coached and they
play sarmation d I do like the Knicks in a
big way. But oh I can't get over the thunder losing.
Went to bed angry, angry, woke up the next morning angry.
(27:55):
Today I'm just nauseous. But the NBA Finals is set.
It'll be the in the Spurs in San Antonio Wednesday
night at seven thirty. Game one Stanley Cup is down
to the Golden Knights. Who saw that coming right Vegas
knocking off the Abs and let alone sweeping them. I said,
Avs Carolina foregone conclusion. All year two best teams. Nobody's
(28:16):
going to come close. Can't wait to see him play
each other. While it won't be the Abs, it'll be
the Golden Knights in Carolina to take on the Hurricanes
Game one Tomorrow night at seven. So our NBA Finals
and NHL Stanley Cup Finals are set. Now to my
favorite story, real quickly, we're going to get to Platner
and several Platiner stories over the weekend associated press. Platner's
(28:41):
wife calls news coverage of Senate hopefuls sexually explicit texts
with women shameful. Now he's the victim. I will say this,
people can make mistakes and people can change, and I
couldn't possibly know, and I stick to my motto, I
will never delight the misfortune of another. So it becomes
(29:01):
kind of a tough topic for me. But this is
a guy. You know that we continue to try to
to overlook things with his hateful comments towards purple heart winners,
his Nazi tattoos. Now this you know, at some point
this becomes the movie The Campaign, which if you've never
(29:23):
seen it, it's it's Will Ferris and zach Alifanakis at
their absolute best, both of them. There's a lot of
other stars in that movie. The premise is what's hysterical,
and it's a very deep premise. And this is part
of the two party trap that we make it all
(29:43):
about RS and d's when it should be about a
America and Americans and us be the people, the self governed,
and the loyalty to the D or the loyalty to
the R and what it will overlook. So it really
plays out this one simple joke, and heck, I could
(30:06):
once you come up with this, I could have written
the movie what here's the question, what would someone have
to do to be no longer electable in the case
of the movie, punch a dog across the face, punch
a baby in the face, be drunk driving captured on
(30:30):
camera by the police, acting like an idiot, and then
driving off from the police car having sex with your
opponent's wife and a refrigerator and then using it as
a campaign at I mean, it just gets crazy, But
that's the movie. This isn't far from that with Graham Platner.
What does this guy have to do to be unelectable?
(30:51):
Now that's not me delighting in his latest misfortune, but
I mean, at what point is one plus one plus
one plus one equal? What was this guy thinking running
for office? Okay, well he did, and his wife's still
defending him. What are we thinking if we vote for him?
Every time you hear anybody talking about Graham Platner, you
think of the movie the campaign, because this really becomes
(31:13):
a question for me, what does somebody have to do
to be unelectable in that state? I guess we're all
going to find out in November. Far and away my
favorite story. As for Mom Donnie, it can't be my
favorite story. He's an Islamist. Do you really think he's
going to take part in Israeli prayer? I guarantee you
(31:34):
mayor Mom Donnie does not see Israel's right to exist
nor Americas. And I'll say this for him riding around
on his bike instead of being in the parade at
least he doesn't care. You know, on the twenty fifth
(31:56):
anniversary of nine to eleven and his Lam mister ran
for mayor and got elected. Of course he's not going
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Today, it's Your Morning Show with Michael del Charno.
Speaker 1 (33:32):
The Senate campaign of Maine Democrat Graham Plattner is dealing
with accusations of extramarital sexting by the rising candidate, Mark Mayfield,
has our story.
Speaker 5 (33:42):
The Wall Street Journal revealed on Saturday that Plattner's wife,
Amy Gertner, had told one of his staffers amount the
texts early in the campaign to make sure they didn't
pose a risk, and say that planners sent the text to.
Speaker 1 (33:52):
Other women early in their marriage.
Speaker 5 (33:54):
Girtner now says she feels betrained by the former staffer
who revealed the information and released a statement of defense
to your husband, saying we went to counseling and our
marriage today is stronger than ever before.
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I'm Mark Mayfield.
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no AS predicting eight to fourteen named storms, with three
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Cover the weather. A new study says melatonin supplements could
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Speaker 1 (35:12):
Well as we said. Paul McCartney is calling the Beatles
the greatest band of all time and who can argue, hey, dude,
don't make it BA.
Speaker 5 (35:24):
During a recent TikTok livestream and Q and A with fans,
Macca reflected on the band's popularity and longevity, saying I
think the Beatles were the greatest band ever. He admitted
when the band started, they thought they'd.
Speaker 1 (35:35):
Be around for five years max.
Speaker 5 (35:37):
Then it became twenty and thirty, and now it's right
up there.
Speaker 1 (35:39):
It's great.
Speaker 5 (35:40):
It is a lovely feeling. McCartney's comments come after routinely
giving the Everly Brothers credit for being a defining musical influence.
Speaker 1 (35:48):
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Iran is erected rejecting reports that their president wanted to resign.
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volley of the conversation. We're all sitting watching from the stands,
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Hurricane season starts today. A meteor streaking across the southern
(02:05):
New England skies caused the sonic boom heard by millions
on Saturday afternoon. And you thought you had a great
moment with a rainbow. Former NHL star Claude Lemieu's brain
will be donated for research into the long term effects
of repetitive brain injuries. As we talked about, we only
to speculate when someone has found dead. There could be
(02:27):
any number of things that we don't know. But knowing
that he was just at a conference final for a
game opening appearance and then boom gone, and in a
violent sport like hockey, you knew concussions and suicide, We're
going to become a big part of this story. I
(02:47):
think this is your clue that it is. Paul McCartney
is calling the Beatles the greatest band of all time.
Is there anybody gonna argue with them? Well, he has
the right to say that if he wants to. I'm
shocked that he would even bother. You know, the Beatles
have always been if you would say anything to tell
how humble they were, they really didn't after not during
not the bigger than Jesus. Oh look who's here? Red,
(03:08):
Red Red? Let's hear your daily complaint? On this Monday,
I couldn't get the computers. There was a bug, there
was a what was it? We don't know, no email.
It was sent twice and I can prove you still, well,
how did you get this time? I send it to him?
I got it. I got you booth heard account? What
do you got me blocked or something? No check for
(03:30):
me in spam or in junk shows, how you feel
about your host? No, but I mean, I don't know
that other than the comment John Lennon made early that
was very controversial later in life. They were all very
humble about it. It was interesting. I guess we're gonna
press him. Even Paul McCartney knows he was in the
greatest BAM that ever lived. What would somebody bring up
(03:50):
as a as a debate against the Beatles. I mean nobody, right, yes,
kiss get out of you? But you really.
Speaker 3 (04:05):
There is no no, you couldn't. I mean they started,
they started at all. They redd pop. I mean, whould
come next? Led Zeppelin, Queen or I don't know, I
don't know.
Speaker 1 (04:15):
I mean Queen would come up if you were talking
about greatest front man ever, Freddie Mercury.
Speaker 3 (04:19):
I mean the Beetle started out as a pop man.
They wore the n SYNC, Backstreet Boys.
Speaker 1 (04:24):
No one covers, Yeah, people forget a lot those early
hits are covers. Yeah. No, the greatest band ever. So Paul,
all we would say is yeah you will. I'm good, right,
I'm going to get some hate talk backs that I
did well. I don't know, be I mean, listen, you're
free to make that. I would love to hear talk back.
I mean, is there anybody that would dispute you know,
(04:48):
the more I watch after his death, Now, growing up,
Muhammad Ali was bigger than life, bigger than life. The
more I watch, I gotta tell you, I pound for pound, Yeah,
I'll take Sugar Ray Leonard over Muhammad Ali now that
I look back and watch, and when he did over,
(05:08):
I'm going to go tyson in his prime or team
is just a boulder? Yeah, I mean even the list
In fight Again, there's this is all before a lot
of you were born. But there are many believes Sonny
Listen was killed by the mafia because he didn't throw
a fight when they told him to. And a lot
of people think that second fight with Ali was thrown
(05:31):
and that Sonny Listened at that time was unbeatable the bear.
So I mean, I don't, I don't, but I don't
ever have that problem with the Beatles. I just don't
even think. I don't even know what you would bring
up next. Would somebody want to make the case the
who or led Zepplin? I mean, who's greater than the Beatles?
He would I don't think there is.
Speaker 3 (05:45):
Because the Beatles didn't transform into a rock band until
the late sixties.
Speaker 1 (05:50):
They were the question, isn't rock band? Yeah? They were
the he just said, the greatest band of all time? Yeah,
that's how you. I mean, God, I mean they were.
It's so subjective.
Speaker 3 (06:02):
I mean, that is so subjective because now we're talking
about people's taste, people's likes. That is just a very
hard I never liked like the top fifty list of
top fifty songs.
Speaker 1 (06:14):
Well, well, when when it became two thousand and we
were all trying to say what was the greatest this,
the greatest that of the last one hundred years? And
I remember we would have that discussion about athletes and
I would go, well, I don't know how you feel
about horses, but you know, if we're gonna put them
in the same categor I'm gonna be a secretariat. That was
the greatest thing I ever saw. Theres might have said, Babe, Ruth,
I mean, you could have a debate, but I just
(06:35):
don't think. I don't think a nobody's going to criticize
Paul McCartney's statement.
Speaker 3 (06:40):
What are they going to say in twenty fifty, who
is the greatest band of.
Speaker 1 (06:44):
The frill the Beatles. Well, that's a great question, be
because they have nobody.
Speaker 3 (06:47):
Now there are no there are no maybe the Greta
van Fleet.
Speaker 1 (06:52):
Would you go with the Commodores. Let me tell you
a fun Commodore story. I'll tell you why after. So
I'm driving, I'm going to visit my father, and I'm
on the interstate. You know, in the old days, I
used to love to listen to small market radio when
I was driving. You get some you know, you go
through some small town. Some guy very scared, scared, tried
(07:16):
to tell you what the weather was gonna be, and
welcome to swamp and shop, yeah, or stuff like that.
You know. Now, of course you of salite radio. So
it's just another mile. But so I'm driving along and.
Speaker 2 (07:25):
Casey's on and he's telling the story about five friends
who met on their dorm room floor. They became quick pals.
One said or the other, I write songs and sing.
The other said, I play guitar, I played drums. They
formed a band, and that band became Then he went
(07:45):
and that university, Tuskegee University, and that band, the Commodores
move it up five big notches this week, and.
Speaker 1 (07:54):
Right as Casey said, here's the commodore isn't easy. I
look in the thing and the sign goes Tuskegee University,
next exit. Is that a crazy coincident? Crazy? Yeah, that
you're in the same place. Well, there's a reason why
I bring that up. I don't think anybody's going to
argue that the Commodorees were bigger than the Beatles. Bot
Commodore's co founder and former bassist, Ronald Lapriede has died
(08:15):
in Auckland at New New Zealand at the age of
seventy five. His daughter and producer Siroya announced her father's
death on social media. He died Saturday after a sudden
medical event. He had lived in Auckland for the last
forty years. He was a co founder of the Commodorees
with Lionel Richie Walter, Orange, Thomas McClary, William.
Speaker 2 (08:33):
King, Milan Williams, and they all were students at Tuskegee Institute.
Speaker 1 (08:40):
I came full circle of that story. You did go
full circle with that. I don't know. This is one of
the stranger things that ever happened while I was driving.
We've got who with the odds of that. We do
have a response from w KBAN about the greatest band ever. Hey, Michael,
I always thought the Eagles weal of the best band ever.
See but that's just me.
Speaker 2 (09:00):
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (09:01):
I can't argue with that.
Speaker 3 (09:01):
I cannot because I playing classic rock for so many years.
I was like, if I never hear Hotel California again,
it'll be too soon. And now I get in my
car and what do I go to If I'm on
serious the Eagles channel and That's what I'm listening to.
Speaker 1 (09:16):
Well, now that gets back to where you're saying subjective.
I mean, what are we going to base it on?
Total number one hits? Do you want to compare Paul
McCartney or George Harrison's solo career to Don Henley's or
Glenn Fryes. I could, I could make a case. You
could not with Fryan. You couldn't even with McCartney and
(09:39):
and George Harrison. I think you forget them. It's Paul
McCartney's had a loan, yeah, totally, or George Harrison alone.
I didn't even get to John Lennon. Rino Starr had
three big hits. Have you ever seen the Eagles documentary?
By the way, the History of the Eagles. One of my
favorite documentary is Ever Good Great. I mean, I mean
I love Don't get me wrong, I love the Eagles.
I might listen to listen I love you. I love you.
(10:00):
I may listen to more Elo than I do Beatles.
In fact, I've often said to people, there's no questioning
question when you listen to el O. They were completely
influenced by the Beatles. And guess what they may have
done it better. Jeff Lynn Absolutely yeah, and they may
have done it better than the Beatles, But I don't
even know. You got to base it on something, and
(10:20):
I think you go song by song quality of work.
I mean, Eagles would certainly be one of the big ones.
So what led Zeppelin? So with the who so at Queen?
Quite frankly, you know.
Speaker 3 (10:29):
What the Beatles didn't have in their corner that the
Eagles did. Linda Ronstad. Well, Linda, you owe the exist
to Linda Ronstead. That's who they were all most of
them were working for. I forgot to take my riddle
and I'll be better.
Speaker 1 (10:45):
On that, lind. The Linda Ronstad comment made them made
you think of that another person that made her living
with covers mostly covers. Yeah, very few songs her, So
all right, Uh well, we'll let you guys debate that
using the talk back line. Who do you think? I
don't think anybody. I wouldn't think anyone's going to argue
with Paul McCartney the Beatles with the greatest band of
all time. We'll have that story coming up in top Stories.
(11:06):
We also have Sounds of the Day today. Rory's going
to be along. We're going to talk about everything that's
happened related to peace, talks with Iron, the two hundred
and fiftieth anniversary celebration, and what's next at the Kennedy Center.
He'll give you that full rap in less than an hour.
John Decker is back. He will be reporting live from
the White House, and the federal judge has directed the
(11:28):
Trump administration to pause efforts to create a nearly two
billion dollar fund for people who say they were targeted
by prosecutors for political reasons. Remember this was a settlement
of a presidential suit. I mean, if they want to
pause efforts, well, he may want to resume his lawsuit.
I got a lot of questions, ask and guess what,
(11:49):
John Decker just hasn't been covering presidents at the White
House for thirty years. He's a Supreme Court bar attorney
as well, so he's the right guy to talk on
to about this today. I'm actually looking forward to my
favorite conversation I think is going to be with Chris Walker,
because you all hear the constant warnings that Trump is
weakening incumbent senators by targeting them in primaries and they're
(12:11):
going to go on to lose in the general election.
And I want to visit with Chris and analyze not
only where we sit. In fact, I just just got
there right before went on the air reading a story
about all the changes that are coming, and I can't
remember I want to say it with something like fifty
seven members of the House who will not seek reelection,
eleven members of the United States Senate, let alone these
(12:31):
changes that have taken place against incumbents and primaries, There's
gonna be a lot of new faces in Congress. But
this whole notion that all the presidents weakening their chances
in the general is that the Democrats that are being
overconfident heading into the midterms, you know, drinking their own
kool aid and believing their own headlines. We'll have visit
(12:52):
with Chris Walker about that. And I'm really looking forward
to John Morgan. You see those commercials all the time,
Morgan and Morgan. I mean, if nothing else, let's find
out how many Morgans there are? You know what else
I want to find out? What's that? What Morgan didn't
become a lawyer? And are they the black sheep? Wait
a minute, you know what you want to do? What
(13:12):
you're going to law school, young man. There's probably some
landscape or somewhere. We got new offices to fill. We
have an entire building. There's two vacant offices. You're going
to law school. But he's out with the book. I
mean he's got me at hello. The title is Life
is Luck Lessons from a paper Boy. Now, deep down,
(13:33):
what we really want to do is see if we're
going to talk about turkeys. Oh please, I have my
finger on the dumb button. If he does. He did
a Facebook I think it was Facebook or was it
Instagram or was it TikTok. I don't know. It's a
lot of it on Facebook years ago. Yeah, all right,
Well it sounds like it's gonna you know, it's a
little bit like humorous and that you don't know where
he's going, and then he's just gonna talk about how
(13:53):
awful turkeys are, right, and you know he's but then
he lays it out like a good lawyer. You know
they're in the Buzzard family. You don't go around Buzzards.
And if turkeys were so great, do you ever hear
of anybody like doing a turkey in the middle of
the year. They don't once a year other than in
sandwich form, But I mean once a year. You know
why because even town, we all know it's garbage. I'll
tell you one of my most memorable Thanksgivings, he said,
(14:14):
why are we doing this? So we did filets, asparagus,
baby potato, and we had a wonderful Thanksgiving. I was like,
why do we have to have turkey? But this is
a memoir, his complete memoir life. Here's one of the
more successful people you see everywhere, and he's looking at
you and saying, life is luck. I don't know that
(14:34):
I believe in luck. When we may have that conversation
or not. I wish my kids would not do what
I did and just not sweat it. Worry more about
who you're going to be and not what you're going
to be. And you'll be fine because God has our
day's plan. But one of the most successful people telling
it life is luck. Take some lessons from me the
(14:56):
paper boy, and I'm telling if there anything like his
turkey case, if that's how his life lessons go, it's
got to be a great book. We're gonna visit with
John Morgan and Morgan and Morgan also Roy O'Neil to
be along to end the show. We're going to talk
about the lockdown and curfew in Newark, New Jersey, and
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It's Monday, and right now our your morning show audience
is all trying to figure out who the greatest band
of all time was. Paul McCartney says it was the Beatles.
I say, who could possibly argue with him? Well, this
caller could argue with him. He's he's gonna go with
one of my brother's favorite band.
Speaker 2 (17:34):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (17:34):
I hate to say. The greatest band out of Canada
is Rush, all right, hear what? I By the way,
just to say how hard this is when you sit
out of Canada. I thought you were gonna say bt
O see again you get into such subjection. I remember
my brother Bobby came home with that Rush album. Oh
No story about a park not too far from here,
(17:55):
not too far from home. As a matter of fact,
it's called Lake Side Park. Yeah, my brother's doing the
air guitar. No, you would have a hard time rush
bigger than the Beatles based on what criteria tightest pants.
If we could start a new one, let's do greatest
air crash movies, Airport seventy five, Sully flight or plane
(18:20):
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We never tell you what to think. We give you
a lot to think about. And then there are some
mornings like this, but we're talking about I do have
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a favorite story, and it's tough. Romney Manuel, I got
an email. Let me do it this way. This is
the runner up. Not the favorite story, but the runner up.
So this email comes, I believe, last night from Dave.
He writes, Michael, you're nostraudell Journal Foresight into the DNC
and the coming Romney Manuel twenty twenty eight seems to
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be spot on. I read an article this weekend where
Emmanuel appears to be positioning himself as the centrist. That's
Dave's words. Centrist sensible, I think is what he's shooting for.
In other words, I'm in a crazy party, and all
I have to do is say I'm still a Democrat.
I'm still proud to be a Democrat. I still have ideas,
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I still have solutions, and we don't have to be crazy.
It doesn't have to be about bathrooms. It can be
about classrooms. He's going for sensible. It is a centrist position.
It's actually a radical right position just being centrist in
that party. So Dave is right on. I just wanted
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to make that clarification. He's obviously positioning himself as a
centrist as he comes out stating the DNC nomination should
be about ideas and not gender and start contrast to Obama, Clinton, Biden, Harris,
who make everything about race, gender diversity. The party makes
everything about diversity. Now again, when you start talking about
the Democrats, you got to talk and I'm not a
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Democrat or a Republican. In fact, I'd like to see
both go away. I like to see self governed individuals
in the United States voting for the smartest people with
the right ideas and the right motives for a more
perfect union. Period. But whenever you discuss the Democrats, you
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got the war within their party, the socialist communist Islamists
versus what was a good memory of an old party
that doesn't exist anymore. Robmiy Manuel is going to try
to create the illusion it still exists. It doesn't now.
That leads to Red's pre show comment, which is, well,
I think Robby Manuel would be a very formidable general
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election opponent, but you got to get to the general election. Now.
That's a fascinating topic in and of itself. Not to
be dismissed. There was a time you ran to the
extreme of your base in primaries and then you came
back to the center for the general But you can't
do that. You couldn't. You haven't been able to do
that in forty years, and you certainly can't do it
in the age of instant what really translates to twenty
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minute news cycles and the Internet that documents everything. So
you can't take a position in a primary and then
distance yourself from it in the general. No one will
ever let you forget it. So now Red's instinct is right, Well,
that would make winning the primary very tough for Romney Manuel.
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He stands for everything that the activists and the bass doesn't.
It doesn't matter. You're missing the noster Del journal altogether,
nor did Bernie Sanders three times. The people will choose
AOC just as they chose Bernie Sanders three times. The
DNC will rig it, ignore them, not even ask them,
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play them, and switch to Ronnie Manuel. And I see
that coming a mile away now. In twenty sixteen, the
people were going to choose the Democrat voters in the primary.
We're gonna choose Bernie Sanders. They gave him Hillary. Four
years later they were going to choose Bernie again. They
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cut the deal and gave Joe Biden. Then they were
to get rid of Biden, supposedly get Harris, who they
ultimately wanted, And you saw how they did that in
twenty twenty four. So when you're noster Del journaling. All
you're doing is going okay, So who's Bernie and who's
the replacement? And for me, I know the Bernie is AOC.
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Why because Bernie made it. So Bernie held a rally
and a news conference and handed the torch to her.
Now their plans have already been foiled a bit because
Jasmine Crockett was to become the next AOC and one
step up in the Senate, but redistricting block that, and
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she's gone. But AOC is not. And she is going
to run for president and the crazy far left will
be behind her, and they'll have no problem unifying the
communists and socialists behind her Hispanic female. Hell, she may
even make Mom Donnie the running mate just to get
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the Islamist vote in there too. The problem is she's
going to run into the Democrats. We're going to quickly
bait and switch somebody. And I won't find anybody more
closely tied to the Obama Clinton apparatus or to Podesta
than Rommy Manuel. And I can tell how they just
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keep him alive. Every quarter We let the circus come
to town, do all crazy Carney circus stuff, and then
rom is always featured once a quarter being the sensible
mind with ideas. He did it again this weekend, and
Dave was right to catch it. Oh Noster del Journo,
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you will learn to appreciate him as the years go by.
Now I will warn you on Noster del journal. What
he does very well is politics, culture and world. He
is not a seer a seer in sports. In fact,
you will make far more money doing the opposite of
what Noster del Journo says in sports, like take my
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Oklahoma City Thunder. If you don't think I want to
throw up right now physically I do. I want to
strangle a couple of players have just decided not to
sho show up in a conference final. And I am
very aware that the Spurs were kind of, you know,
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our Achilles heel. All year there was one team that
was just a bad matchup always it was the Spurs.
And I remember saying, this is one out of bring
me the Lakers, bring me anybody, don't bring me this.
And we got the Spurs and farted around and lost.
This is a team that was good enough to three
peet and they're not even going to two peat. But
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having said that, now you got the Knicks and the
spurs and that clears what Big John, you will be
very happy to hear this. In all of my envy, jealousy,
pain and hurt, I am one. I may go buy
something New York Knixt today. I may go get up
full home Jersey. I e didn't have a message from
Big John for you for today. It better it'd be
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as nice as mine is for Himson.
Speaker 4 (26:00):
Square Garden, where the legends ignite. The blue and orange
rolled through the Knights brice and slices defense like a knife.
Brandle rebounds with thunderous light from deep in the paint
to the three point off.
Speaker 1 (26:16):
The Knicks push forward, leaving their mark.
Speaker 4 (26:19):
Opponents will crumble as their chances growth in the Knicks
in six let that sink in.
Speaker 1 (26:26):
Oh my god, Oh my gosh, John, I got to
read you a text I sent to my best friend.
I hope I didn't delete it. Oh I did, but
I can. I can paraphrase it. So he goes, hey, Mikey,
what do you think of the knxt? For real? And
it was a long text, and the long and the
short of it was what I love about the Knicks.
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It's like the Hoosiers. I could do this, you know,
for a lot of people name me three Knicks and
they'd have a hard time. Let me tell you something.
There's about eight to ten of them. They're deep, they
play like a team. It's unbelievable ballwork. There are no stars,
no hot shots. They play like is described in Hoosiers,
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like six cylinders, six pistons, just firing, boo boo. They
are fun to watch and they're very dangerous. I used
last week the analogy with the Knicks. You can poke
a wall as hard as you want with one or
two fingers, make a fist, and you put a hole
in the wall, and that's how they play. I love
the Knicks, and what I told my friend was I
love them in maybe five six for sure. So it's
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funny two great minds think alike. Now they're gonna have
to stop the big man, and they're gonna have to
stop the three point shooting of San Antonio. But that's
another thing about the Knicks. They're well coached and they
play sarmation d I do like the Knicks in a
big way. But oh I can't get over the thunder losing.
Went to bed angry, angry, woke up the next morning angry.
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Today I'm just nauseous. But the NBA Finals is set.
It'll be the in the Spurs in San Antonio Wednesday
night at seven thirty. Game one Stanley Cup is down
to the Golden Knights. Who saw that coming right Vegas
knocking off the Abs and let alone sweeping them. I said,
Avs Carolina foregone conclusion. All year two best teams. Nobody's
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going to come close. Can't wait to see him play
each other. While it won't be the Abs, it'll be
the Golden Knights in Carolina to take on the Hurricanes
Game one Tomorrow night at seven. So our NBA Finals
and NHL Stanley Cup Finals are set. Now to my
favorite story, real quickly, we're going to get to Platner
and several Platiner stories over the weekend associated press. Platner's
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wife calls news coverage of Senate hopefuls sexually explicit texts
with women shameful. Now he's the victim. I will say this,
people can make mistakes and people can change, and I
couldn't possibly know, and I stick to my motto, I
will never delight the misfortune of another. So it becomes
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kind of a tough topic for me. But this is
a guy. You know that we continue to try to
to overlook things with his hateful comments towards purple heart winners,
his Nazi tattoos. Now this you know, at some point
this becomes the movie The Campaign, which if you've never
(29:23):
seen it, it's it's Will Ferris and zach Alifanakis at
their absolute best, both of them. There's a lot of
other stars in that movie. The premise is what's hysterical,
and it's a very deep premise. And this is part
of the two party trap that we make it all
(29:43):
about RS and d's when it should be about a
America and Americans and us be the people, the self governed,
and the loyalty to the D or the loyalty to
the R and what it will overlook. So it really
plays out this one simple joke, and heck, I could
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once you come up with this, I could have written
the movie what here's the question, what would someone have
to do to be no longer electable in the case
of the movie, punch a dog across the face, punch
a baby in the face, be drunk driving captured on
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camera by the police, acting like an idiot, and then
driving off from the police car having sex with your
opponent's wife and a refrigerator and then using it as
a campaign at I mean, it just gets crazy, But
that's the movie. This isn't far from that with Graham Platner.
What does this guy have to do to be unelectable?
(30:51):
Now that's not me delighting in his latest misfortune, but
I mean, at what point is one plus one plus
one plus one equal? What was this guy thinking running
for office? Okay, well he did, and his wife's still
defending him. What are we thinking if we vote for him?
Every time you hear anybody talking about Graham Platner, you
think of the movie the campaign, because this really becomes
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a question for me, what does somebody have to do
to be unelectable in that state? I guess we're all
going to find out in November. Far and away my
favorite story. As for Mom Donnie, it can't be my
favorite story. He's an Islamist. Do you really think he's
going to take part in Israeli prayer? I guarantee you
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mayor Mom Donnie does not see Israel's right to exist
nor Americas. And I'll say this for him riding around
on his bike instead of being in the parade at
least he doesn't care. You know, on the twenty fifth
(31:56):
anniversary of nine to eleven and his Lam mister ran
for mayor and got elected. Of course he's not going
to be in the Israeli parade. That simply wouldn't be
shocking enough as the truth would it. What's happening in
Iran right now isn't just another headline. It can be
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a direct hit to your wallet. And why well, because
when conflict breaks out in the Middle East, oil moves
first and then everything follows like dominoes. Gas prices rise,
shipping costs, bikes. Suddenly your dollar doesn't go as far.
I mean, we've seen this before, it's not new, and
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Speaker 2 (33:27):
Today, it's Your Morning Show with Michael del Charno.
Speaker 1 (33:32):
The Senate campaign of Maine Democrat Graham Plattner is dealing
with accusations of extramarital sexting by the rising candidate, Mark Mayfield,
has our story.
Speaker 5 (33:42):
The Wall Street Journal revealed on Saturday that Plattner's wife,
Amy Gertner, had told one of his staffers amount the
texts early in the campaign to make sure they didn't
pose a risk, and say that planners sent the text to.
Speaker 1 (33:52):
Other women early in their marriage.
Speaker 5 (33:54):
Girtner now says she feels betrained by the former staffer
who revealed the information and released a statement of defense
to your husband, saying we went to counseling and our
marriage today is stronger than ever before.
Speaker 1 (34:05):
I'm Mark Mayfield.
Speaker 2 (34:06):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (34:06):
Loose lips six ships. Hurricane season starts today.
Speaker 6 (34:10):
Forecasters with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. So this
year's Atlantic hurricane season is expected to be below normal
no AS predicting eight to fourteen named storms, with three
to six becoming hurricanes and up to three reaching major
strength category three or higher. The agency says that developing
al Ninho could limit storm activity. Fore Casters stress the
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outlook does not predict landfalls and warns it only takes
one storm to make for a dangerous hurricane season. The
season runs through November thirtieth. I'm Tammy Trihio, just.
Speaker 1 (34:39):
Cover the weather. A new study says melatonin supplements could
give we were just playing the night shift by the
commodores those of you that work the night shift, a
little boost in your DNA repair process. Lisa Carton has more.
Speaker 7 (34:52):
The findings are early, but show promise is a simple
way to help reduce long term health risks linked to
the graveyard shift. The researcher emphasize that their finding should
be tested in larger studies involving different doses and longer
follow up periods. A small clinical trial was published in
Occupational and Environmental Medicine. I'm Lisa Carton.
Speaker 1 (35:12):
Well as we said. Paul McCartney is calling the Beatles
the greatest band of all time and who can argue, hey, dude,
don't make it BA.
Speaker 5 (35:24):
During a recent TikTok livestream and Q and A with fans,
Macca reflected on the band's popularity and longevity, saying I
think the Beatles were the greatest band ever. He admitted
when the band started, they thought they'd.
Speaker 1 (35:35):
Be around for five years max.
Speaker 5 (35:37):
Then it became twenty and thirty, and now it's right
up there.
Speaker 1 (35:39):
It's great.
Speaker 5 (35:40):
It is a lovely feeling. McCartney's comments come after routinely
giving the Everly Brothers credit for being a defining musical influence.
Speaker 1 (35:48):
I'm Mark Mayfield compa don't tell me how to do
my job. It's at Markan Freeman's eighty ninth birthday. One
of my favorite actors. Singer succession star Rather Brian Cox
eighty years old, Singer alanis More set Is fifty two,
super bottl Heidi Klum fifty three, comedian Amy Schumer forty five.
And if it's your birthday, Oh my goodness, happy birthday.
We were so glad you were born. Thanks for making
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