Voters in six states —California, Iowa, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico and South Dakota — head to the polls on Tuesday, but many observers are also keeping a close eye on the race for Mayor of Los Angeles. National Correspondent RORY O’NEILL will have an “Election Day Roundup.”
Former First Lady Jill Biden is making headlines for comments she made in her new book about President Biden’s mental capacity as well as her frosty relationship with Kamala Harris. White House Correspondent JON DECKER covered Joe Biden since he was in the Senate and will look at how the book is being received by those in Washington.
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talks are continuing with a run at a rapid pace.
You can't make this stuff up. At Utah, judge overseeing
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the top two teams in the NHL are ready to
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in Carolina to take on the hurricanes tonight and it's
primary election day for six dates US House, Senate and
governor's races, even mayor's races. And while we got California, Iowa, Montana,
in New Jersey, New Mexico, San Diego, all going to
the polls. All eyes are on California, and so are
(02:06):
our national correspondence, Roy O'Neil. Good morning, Rory, Hey there, Michael,
good morning.
Speaker 2 (02:11):
And that crazy jungle primary system that they have in
California where the two top vote getters will go on
to be on the ballot this November. So there's a
chance that two Republicans could actually be going ahead to
head to become the next California governor. But you know,
we'll see what shakes down because there really just has
not been a whole lot of energy behind this campaign
(02:33):
that's still unfolding there in California, especially on that governor's
race where we've got more than sixty six.
Speaker 1 (02:40):
Oh candidates are on the ballot.
Speaker 2 (02:42):
Although gaining momentum as of late and now slightly leading
in the polls is a Democrat, Javier Besserra, the former congressman,
former DHS secretary under Joe Biden. He's been on a
slow and steady climb, but still nowhere near fifty percent
of the vote, so it'll be interesting to see who
his challenges are. Steve Hilton has been certainly running quite
(03:04):
the campaign, and it is making things interesting.
Speaker 1 (03:06):
We had a latest poll that shows Stire ahead of Hilton,
which means there is a chance we'll have two Democrats
as they design this to be in that runoff. But
it's also laser close, and there's about six to seven
days between the last poll and the elections, so it's
really hard to tell which way it's going to come.
(03:27):
And we have issued a severe Shenanigan Watch and effect
for all of California. Meeting conditions are favorable for Shenanigans.
Don't forget they have mail in voting that they can
count up to a week after election to add even
more suspense to this close race. And then a lot
of attention thanks to Pratt, and I guess we would
say failures of the incumbent on the mayor's race in
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Los Angeles, this one also well too close to call,
certainly making things very interesting. Now.
Speaker 2 (03:54):
On paper, that is a nonpartisan race for mayor of
Los Angeles, but Karen Bass a Democrat. Does Fencer Pratt,
the former Star of the Hills. Do we call that
a reality show? I mean, that wasn't really reality anyway.
Speaker 1 (04:07):
I've never seen an episode, so I can't tell you right,
But yeah, he's a registered Republican, sort of has President
Trump's endorsement, but.
Speaker 2 (04:17):
He's polling over twenty percent in most of the polls
and certainly could make things pretty interesting.
Speaker 1 (04:22):
As that is likely to go to a runoff as well.
There's November. He's become a lot of people's favorites. Joe
Rogan mentioned in an April episode, if I lived in California,
I would vote for you. He's got who's who of
Hollywood stars that are behind him. He's done some really
smart ads, He's used the internet very well, and he
had a real shining moment in the debate. And then
there's this consistent problem for the incumbent mayor Bass with
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the fires and competence she seems to find have found
a ceiling of about twenty eight twenty nine percent, and
all the momentums on Pratt's side. So as it looks anyway,
it looks like Pratt and her will be the runoff,
although there is a third place contender getting closer in
that race and the governor's races. I kind of got
(05:07):
feel it ending up being both Democrats in the runoffice,
Sarah as the leader and Styer as the runner. Up,
but we'll see how it all plays out. Not a
whole lot to focus on in Iowa, Montana, New Jersey,
New Mexico, or South Dakota. No real big surprises or
heated races there, So pretty much everyone everyone's attention California.
Speaker 2 (05:24):
Yeah, the nerds are looking at the governor's race in Iowa,
but you know that's a that's for folks, that's for nerds, and.
Speaker 1 (05:32):
We won't identify who those nerds are. We just will
identify we're not one of them. Broy's gonna be back
at the third hour. We got Rubio. I'm trying to
think who else has a lot of people with trips
to send it to hearings today. Rubio has one, Todd
Blanche has one. So there'll be a lot of drama
on the Hill today, and then we'll talk more about
(05:55):
the peace negotiations in the midst of all the fighting,
and including net Yahu and Trump when Rory returns in
the third hour, all right, thirteen minutes after the hour
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This is your morning show and we can't have it
without your voice. To Biloxi or do you say Biloxi
I always said, Biloxi, Biloxi, Mississippi. We go, Hey, Mike,
good morning.
Speaker 3 (06:14):
With the elections in California today, we all need the fly,
drive train, walk bike into California and vote. They don't
have Vuller ID, So who's going to check our IDs?
Speaker 1 (06:26):
If we vote?
Speaker 3 (06:27):
And then maybe they'll say, oh, maybe we should check ID.
Speaker 1 (06:29):
That's a win win. You might think that's just like
a really sarcastic call. Yeah, I look back and what
ends up ending after decades. It'd be interesting to see
if if a Democrat becomes president in twenty twenty eight,
if borders can all be opened and we can re
enter that chaos and quagmire again. I don't know that
(06:51):
America will ever put up with that. But for almost
my entire forty two year radio career, in a day
to media bias, the border has been a big issue
life abortion has been a big issue. In the case
of the border, I'll never forget one member of Congress.
I said, you know, this is just ridiculous. How hard
(07:13):
is it to secure the border, enforce the laws, law
and order? He said, Well, the problem is it's a
partisan issue and Republicans love the cheap labor and Democrats
love the free votes, good luck. So you really had
a two party stranglehold partisan problem. Everybody knew how to
solve the border crisis. It was a game being played.
(07:35):
I once sat with somebody who was a the head
of a States for Life organization, and I said, we
can play this game all we want. But we need
is a human life amendment somebody needs to determine. And
he said, oh, we can't do that. Why well, because
(07:56):
the pro life issue unresolved is a ten point advantage
for pro life candidates. Last time I ever met with
that organization. Things that are more R versus D than
really common sense or American and the border is a
classic example of that. Donald Trump solved it. There have
(08:19):
been zero illegals released in the United States since Donald
Trump took office in the second term, and that was
without a complete wall. It can be solved, just like
this out of control debt could be solved if you
stop playing the R and D game. But when we
(08:42):
go to the border, Red brought this up last week,
and I want to rebring it up. You really have
the governor of Texas as much as Donald Trump to
thank for the border being secured, for the deportation of
them a million or so dangerous people and two million
(09:06):
self departing, starting by sending the illegals to other states.
That's what brought it to a head in the end.
That's finally what broke the dam on an issue of
forty two years in my life ignored. How far back
does it go? Do you know what? Ronald Reagan's big
ding was amnesty for illegals in California as governor, and
(09:33):
it almost cost him the presidency and cost us a
Reagan revolution. And trust me, the campaign of HW Bush
was really pushing that against Reagan. Now they ended up
solving the problem by uniting the party with both of
them on the ticket. And I don't have to tell
you what his son, W. Bush did on the border,
(09:54):
the opposite of what his father was trying to sell
against Reagan. But it all ends when the governor of
Texas just starts shipping these illegals to northern states. What
am I suggesting? If you took that sarcastic callers advice,
if one million people traveled to California and walked in
(10:16):
those polls and changed an election, they'd have election laws.
It's only half funny because it would work way to
go Biloxi. Mary is in Boise, Idaho.
Speaker 4 (10:29):
Good morning, Michael. I was wondering how you liked this
idea of instead of the two hundred and fiftieth Birthday
concert being a mega rally, because I don't know who
wants that, but every state sends their best bar band.
So you'll have zydeco from Louisiana to Saint Louis Blues
Nashville obviously, wealth of Rich. Is there a Motown cover
(10:50):
band from Detroit, some Hawaiian music beach band from California?
Speaker 1 (10:55):
What do you think? As you love that idea, we
would send Jeffrey's band. This is a group of guys
that perform. They yeah, they perform in church as as
a worship band, and then when they do parties they
do sledgehammers. See what, Yeah, we could send you to
represent us, never mind the talent on Broadway. What we
(11:16):
will accept that challenge. Thank you. I have to tell you,
as much as we joke around and sing to each
other during the breaks, I mean as a band, you're
you were good. Well, I mean we're all as good
as the leader and our leader is no. But I
mean you could saying oh well, but you like me,
you have to have the words in front of you
because you go blank. But you did. You sounded like him.
Sledgehammer was Peter Gaber. Peter Giler, Yeah, Peter Gaber. It's
(11:40):
all those you're standing in the studio singing with it.
You can always communicate and make your voice heard by
email Michael d at iHeartMedia dot com. That's where we
find Ken, who writes regarding the Los Angeles mayor's race,
have you factored in vote fraud and ballot harvesting that'll
be going on. They need to have another two big
(12:01):
moment in LA. Well, we did. In fact, we've issued
a severe Shenanigan's watch in effect for all of California.
That means conditions are favorable for Shenanigans because they can
take mail in voting up to a week after an election.
Roger writes, a good morning, I have your morning show
(12:22):
blasting over the bluetooth speaker, and here's my two ballots
for Steve Hilton, ready to be delivered to a secure
box at City Hall at the end of the show.
And unfortunately, those ballots can be mailed and encounted for
up to a week. So there's two how many on
the Shenanigans front are also coming. Keep those emails coming,
Michael do dot heeartmedia dot com. And of course, if
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and these your top five stories of the day. Homeland
Security Secretary Mark Wayne Mullin, so important he's got three names,
will testify on Capitol Hill today. Lisa Cardin has details.
Speaker 5 (14:27):
Mullen will lay out his Homeland Security budget for twenty
twenty seven before the Senate Appropriation Subcommittee bought budget requests.
Will no doubt take back seat. While he's in the
hot seat, his department has been at the center of
ice immigration operations that have turned violent in some cities.
The former Oklahoma Senator was picked by Trump to head
up DHS after Christy Nome was fired in March. I'm
(14:49):
Lisa Carton.
Speaker 1 (14:50):
He's not the only one testifying. Secretary of State Marco
Rubio will be before both House and Senate today. Tammy
Trihio has that preview.
Speaker 6 (14:58):
Rubio goes before two different commit at East to testify
in his department's twenty twenty seven budget request. As peace
talks with Iran remain at a standstill. Rubio will also
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has referred to the communist run island nation as a
failed state. I'm Tammy Trihio.
Speaker 1 (15:18):
Dearkret Tom Stayer is beating Republican Steve Hilton for second
place in a latest poll that came out of the
California governor's race. Daniel Martindale has more.
Speaker 7 (15:27):
The Emerson College poll released Saturday has Democrat Javier Bassara
in the lead with twenty eight percent support. Stier has
twenty two percent support, followed closely by Hilton at twenty
one percent. Hilton has long been at the top of
most polls, or at least in second place. A UC
Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies poll released Friday at Bassara
in the lead, followed by Hilton, then Stier. The top
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two vote getters on Tuesday will advance to the November
general election. I'm Daniel Martindale.
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I got this way, court records saying that thirty one
year old William Applegate trying to force fully enter her
Los Angeles home. He allegedly pretended to know the singer.
Carpenter's security team removed him, and he was arrested after
refusing to leave the property. Less than twenty four hours later,
after Applegate was released from custody, Carpenter's legal team says
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he returned to the house, then loitered on a driveway
for two hours, and then the next day he returned again.
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President Trump says peace talks are continuing with the RON
at a very rapid pace, as he's yelling, screaming and
swearing at BO on the phone. A lot of dysfunction.
We have primary elections taking place in six states, although
all eyes on the governor's race and the mayor's race
(18:17):
in Los Angeles and in California. We have the scientists
now who are moving away from climate change. After generations
of scaring everyone, Bill Gates just walks away. Now the
scientist walks away. So much for global warming, and say
hello to the new birthing crisis, as so many who
(18:39):
believe this scare have decided not to have children. Former
First Lady Joe Biden back in the news. I know
that's not making Democrats very happy. She's making the case
in her book about her husband's mental capacity, her frosty
relationship with Kamala Harris. Our White House correspondent John Decker
covered Joe Biden since he was in the Senate and
(19:01):
now takes a look at this book and what this means.
And I just get a sense, John, that the Democrats,
you know, the old song was, you don't know what
you got till it's gone. This is when they'd like
to remain gone. Nobody wants to relive these bad memories
and she brings them up right in the heart of
primary season of midterms. That's a pretty inconvenient timing. What
(19:22):
do you make of the book, John.
Speaker 11 (19:24):
Yeah, it is inconvenient timing timing for Democrats who want
the focus to be on President Donald Trump. They think
that they have a winning hand if the focus and
attention is on him. But keep in mind, this is
promotion for a book that Joe Biden has written that
obviously she wants to sell. Well, she's been paid handsomely
(19:45):
in terms of an advance, so she's out there promoting it.
You may have seen she did a live interview with
it Today's show yesterday. She was on Sunday Morning just
the other day as well. So lots of promotion. But
as you know, the news cycle moves so quickly. So
I think the good news, if you want to call
it for Democrats, is that this is happening in early
June as opposed to this book coming out, you know,
(20:08):
in October, right before the midterms.
Speaker 1 (20:13):
Joe Biden. Usually a president writes a memoir after they
leave office, especially with the long career, and this comes
from the first lady. That's pretty telling. Nobody is believing
her story that she was horrified by watching her husband
during the debate fought was afraid he had a stroke,
(20:35):
and her response to thinking he had a stroke is
let him continue the debate, tell him how great he
did after the debate, and go to waffle house, and
then saying in these interviews she's never seen any symptoms
like that before or after. And of course we've got
all the clips. It's just not believe. The biggest problem
is none of this is believable.
Speaker 11 (20:55):
I agree one hundred percent. So you know, why is
Jill Biden out there? I mean she's selling books. You know,
she's trying to, you know, make make a buck. I mean,
that's that's the bottom line here. But you know, you
can sell a lot of books, and you can make
a lot of money if you're truthful. And I don't
think in any of the interviews that I've seen, I've
(21:15):
seen two of them, she was truthful, one hundred percent
truthful in terms of giving her view, her honest perspective
about how the president was doing during the course of
his four years in office.
Speaker 1 (21:27):
Is there more to this story though? I mean, this
is a first lady that was what was she doing
in cabinet meetings sitting at the head of the table
or a lot of people can't understand if you know,
if I was declining someday, I don't think my wife
should be parading me around. She should be protecting my dignity.
Are we learning more about Joe Biden and her ambitions
(21:49):
and was she more of this presidency than we were
aware of? I mean, that's a legitimate question too. Don't
you think she's the one right now freaking memoir?
Speaker 11 (21:56):
Yeah, it is a legitimate question, you know, And I
think that one one of the reasons why there was
you know, just think about the timeline. You know, the
debate happens in late June. It's not till mid July
that Joe Biden ultimately drops out of the race and
gives up the Democratic nomination to be president. And it's
(22:17):
the reason why there's like almost a month's time between
those two events is because of Joe Biden. She did
not want to give up being the first lady of
the United States. It is all about her ambition, is
all about the power that she was reluctant to give up.
And I think that that is one of the stories
of this book that has just come.
Speaker 1 (22:37):
Out I'm going to end this, and it's going to
sound like I'm taking a cheap shot, and I really
don't mean to. It's just the most to it. Michael, No,
it's the most accurate analogy I can come up with.
I worked for sixteen years for a different company and
was miserable all sixteen years and should have trusted God
and just left a long time before that. It was
such a bad, bizarre, weird, unfortunate experience. It's as if
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it never happened. I never think about it. I can't
really even remember it. And I bring that up as
the analogy. That's kind of what this whole Biden presidency
really felt like. No one's gonna remember it and everyone
wants to forget it, and her bringing it up is
just a disaster. It could be worse timing. You're right,
but it's still a disaster. And I think it raises
(23:22):
more questions than it answers. And what's interesting, there's nobody
on the right that wants to read this book, and
there's nobody on the left that wants to read it.
That's their biggest problem. All right, I don't have but
like thirty seconds, a lot of dysfunction we're supposed to
believe we're in peace talks as we're bombing, as Israel
is about to raid. Then the President is, you know,
(23:44):
fighting with net and Yaho's swearing at him on the
phone yesterday. I mean, this has just gotten out of control.
Speaker 11 (23:49):
Sorry, Well, we're not in the kind of optimistic place
that we seem to be last week in talking about
a diplomatic end to this war, which began on February
the twenty eighth. Now Iran says they've walked away from
the table. They don't want any part of talks. And
the reason they cite is because of Israel's continued incursions
(24:10):
into southern Lebanon, and that was the reason for the
president's talk or conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin net
Yahu yesterday. So we're not in a good place. The
war continues, the war shows no signs of ending. And
most importantly, as it relates to me and you and
everybody listening, Michael, is that gas prices remain high, and
(24:32):
they remain high because the Strait of Hormus remains closed.
Speaker 1 (24:36):
Yeah, I would do think I would add to that,
as it can end in any second. In other words,
if I'm president right now, I keep an eye on
where those nuclear materials are. If I see any bodies
moving near them, I just keep bombing in the meantime,
whether it takes boots on the island or it takes
both ships. At this in the Strait of horm Moose,
I open the straight and that's it. It's over. Because
I said it's over, and they're no longer nuclear, they're
(24:58):
no longer a threat in the region, they're no long
threat to Israel, they're no longer threat to America, and
we move on Dot ORG. I don't understand why that's
not an option, but I got a lieutenant colonel it's
going to help us understand that, or at least he
always tries to. What's coming up today on the White
House Briefing Room with John Decker.
Speaker 11 (25:14):
We're talking about the war, and we're talking about that
Anti Weaponization Fund and whether it's been shut down or not,
because there's been no definitive statement coming from the White
House or from the President, and that's problematic for many
Republicans in Congress.
Speaker 1 (25:29):
They want to see it shut down.
Speaker 11 (25:30):
So we're talking about those two things primarily and also
an effort by the Pentagon to prevent the reporters who
cover the Pentagon from entering into areas that they typically
had no problem going into up until this administration. So
that's what we're going to be talking about on the
White House Briefing Room today.
Speaker 1 (25:50):
John visits with us every morning and then he has
this podcast. He keeps it very concise, fifteen to eighteen minutes,
sometimes even less, but it's straight to the point if
you want to know everything that's going on in and
around the White House. Been covering the White House for
thirty years. He's a Supreme Court bar attorney. This is
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show without your voice. Michael's listening on k f YI
in Phoenix, Arizona. Arna great shows always man her Breasident
fresh Air.
Speaker 3 (28:09):
Isn't it safe to say now that we had officially
elected our.
Speaker 1 (28:13):
First woman president and didn't even know it?
Speaker 3 (28:15):
I mean the Democrats, but we didn't know it because
we technically had our first president.
Speaker 1 (28:19):
It wasn't Hillary. It was even worse. Yeah, that's crazy.
That woman is a liar. Yeah, there is more to
the Joe Biden story, isn't there? I wish somebody would
write that book. All right, If you're just waking up
fifty one minutes after the hour, these are your top
five stories of the day.
Speaker 9 (28:37):
Oh No.
Speaker 1 (28:37):
Primary elections are taking place in six states today for
US House Senate governor's races, even a big mayor's race
in California.
Speaker 5 (28:44):
Odors head to the bolls in Iowa, Montana, New Jersey,
New Mexico, South Dakota, and California, where the race for
Los Angeles Mayor and governor have garnered plenty of national attention.
Democrat Javier Bessera held a campaign rally in Long Beach
over the weekend where he touted his experience.
Speaker 1 (29:01):
I am not learning this draw up, ony one.
Speaker 11 (29:04):
I have done this.
Speaker 5 (29:07):
Two Republicans in California have made some inroads in the
reliably blue state. Box News contributor Steve Hilton for governor
and reality TV star Spencer Pratt for mayor. I'm Lisa Carton.
Speaker 1 (29:18):
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is testifying before both House
and Senate today. Tammy Trio has the preview.
Speaker 6 (29:24):
Rubio goes before two different committees to testify in his
department's twenty twenty seven budget request. As peace talks with
Iran remain at a standstill. Rubio will also face questions
about US efforts to bring political and economic change to Cuba.
As the son of Cuban immigrants, Rubio has referred to
the communist run island nation as a failed state. I'm
Tammy Tricho.
Speaker 1 (29:44):
We had a long conversation on this governor's race, and
you know this was all designed, of course to block Republicans,
but you know, for the longest time, it was looking
like you're gonna have two Republicans knock out the Democrats,
and then you're going to have a Republican governor. Boy
with that backfire. Now we have already issued a severe
Shenanigan watch for really the entire state of California. But
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we're seeing his conditions are favorable for Shenanigans because they
could count and harvest mail in ballots for up to
a week after the election. Now the polls show it very,
very close, and what once looked like the two Republicans
would finish first and second, it now looks like the
two Democrats will finish first and second. Tom Stier is
now beating Republican Steve Hilton for second place in the
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latest poll that would indicate two Democrats heading to the runoff.
Daniel Martindale has more.
Speaker 7 (30:35):
The Emerson College poll released Saturday has Democrat Javier Bassa
and the lead with twenty eight percent support. Styer has
twenty two percent support, followed closely by Hilton at twenty
one percent. Hilton has long been at the top of
most polls, or at least in second place. A UC
Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies poll released Friday at Basserah
in the lead, followed by Hilton, then Stier. The top
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two vote getters on Tuesday will advance to the November
general election.
Speaker 1 (31:00):
I'm Daniel Martin Dale. Listen, don't make fun. If you
were a reporter in California, you do a lot of
helium too, all right. So the rumor has it that
what you're about to hear is all a narrative and
a cover story. The truth of the matter is Taylor
Swift was dating Woody and broke up with him and
then wrote this hit song. But as they're selling it
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to us, she's releasing new music from Toy Story five's soundtrack.
The singer announced her original song I Knew It I
Knew You on social media yesterday, and the Grammy winning
singer said she wrote the song after she was lucky
enough to see the film in its early stages. Or
was she dating and broke up with Woody We'll never know.
The song releases on June fifth, and Toy Story five
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will be in theaters on June the nineteenth. Well Judge
is granted pop star Sabrina Carpenter a little temporary restraining ours.
She's gotta sells a Stoker.
Speaker 8 (31:54):
Sting records say that thirty one year old William Applegate
trying to force fully enter her Los Angeles home.
Speaker 1 (32:05):
He allegedly pretended to know the singer.
Speaker 8 (32:08):
Carpenter's security team removed him, and he was arrested after
refusing to leave the property. Less than twenty four hours later,
after Applegate was released from custody, Carpenter's legal team says
he returned to the house, then loitered on her driveway
for two hours, and then the next day he returned again.
Speaker 1 (32:25):
I'm Mark Mayfield. Well, today we celebrate millions of Americans
who all used the same Southern nickname.
Speaker 10 (32:31):
Today is National Bubba Day. It's the Southern term of
endearment for brother and if that's your nickname, as the
Social Security Office says, there's no people given the name Bubba. No,
you're in good company. Benjamin Buford Blue from Forrest Gump
with a Baba so with stock car race driver Bubba Wallace,
golfer Bubba Watson. Even Bill Clinton answered to Bubba good
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company for a name that represents no pretense, just fun.
Speaker 1 (32:55):
I'm pre tennis in sports, Tigers ten nine over the Ray,
and a real pitcher's duel. Cardinals lost two to one
of the Rangers. D Backs beat the Dodgers four to one.
Red's lost nine two to the Royals. Giants pounded by
the Brewers sixteen to two. Boy, is there anybody playing
better than the Brewers. Angels lost nine eight to the Rockies.
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Stanley Cup Finals Game one. It's the Golden Knights of
Las Vegas in Carolina to take on the Hurricanes. That's
seven o'clock tonight. NBA Finals Game one is tomorrow night
at seven thirty the Knicks in San Antonio to take
on the Spurs. Birthdays today. Dana Carvey Church Lady is
seventy one. The Beaver from Leave It to Beaver. Jerry
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Mathers is seventy eight years old. Soccer star Abby Wamback
is forty six and one of our favorite presidents from
the show twenty four. Dennis Haysburg is seventy one. Actually,
I like the second Palmer even there were two President
Palmers in that if you remember, really yeah, because the
brother eventually becomes president. If it's your birthday, happy birthday,
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we are so glad you were born. All right. So
here's bottom line. I am grateful to President Trump for
having the courage to do what no other previous president
has had the courage to do, and that is, once
and for all, deal with a run. Now, Iran was
a clear and present danger. Doesn't matter if you're a
Republican a Democrat. Doesn't matter if you were an intelligence
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or at the State Department, or a part of a
White House or in the United States Senate. Everybody agreed
on one thing. The most predictable threat to the region
in the world is Iran. And the President dealt with that.
He kicked the can. They're not a nuclear threat, not
at least for a decade. Their intelligence and their ability
to have money and fund terrorists through proxies halted. Have
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we achieved regime change. No, but that's up to the
people of Iran. We're definitely better off for what's been done.
Why is it so hard to end this? And we're
supposed to believe we're in the midst of real peace negotiations,
but it just looks like big stall. And the real
question becomes who's stalling who? Now, yesterday you've got the
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President screaming and yelling at net and Yahoo, and the
enemies know that the president seems so focused on a
deal to end this that it's blinding him from seeing
how it's already ended. Let's get some military briefing and
(35:28):
understanding from Lieutenant Colonel James Carafano, He joins us as
your Morning Show continues. Next also your Sounds of the day,
and Rory will join us on how Rubio and others
will be testifying. We'll have some drama on the floor
and the Capitol later today. We're all in this together.
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when your morning show continues in minutes from now. If
you're just waking up in the midst of screaming at
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bb net and Yahoo and calling him blanking crazy, the
President took a break to tell everybody that the peace
talks are continuing with a run at a rapid pace.
You can't make this stuff up. At Utah, judge overseeing
the case involving Charlie Kirk's accused murderer is denying a
defense request to close an upcoming hearing to the media,
the top two teams in the NHL are ready to
(01:45):
face off with a Lord. Stanley Cup Vegas will be
in Carolina to take on the hurricanes tonight and it's
primary election day for six dates US House, Senate and
governor's races, even mayor's races. And while we got California, Iowa, Montana,
in New Jersey, New Mexico, San Diego, all going to
the polls. All eyes are on California, and so are
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our national correspondence, Roy O'Neil. Good morning, Rory, Hey there, Michael,
good morning.
Speaker 2 (02:11):
And that crazy jungle primary system that they have in
California where the two top vote getters will go on
to be on the ballot this November. So there's a
chance that two Republicans could actually be going ahead to
head to become the next California governor. But you know,
we'll see what shakes down because there really just has
not been a whole lot of energy behind this campaign
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that's still unfolding there in California, especially on that governor's
race where we've got more than sixty six.
Speaker 1 (02:40):
Oh candidates are on the ballot.
Speaker 2 (02:42):
Although gaining momentum as of late and now slightly leading
in the polls is a Democrat, Javier Besserra, the former congressman,
former DHS secretary under Joe Biden. He's been on a
slow and steady climb, but still nowhere near fifty percent
of the vote, so it'll be interesting to see who
his challenges are. Steve Hilton has been certainly running quite
(03:04):
the campaign, and it is making things interesting.
Speaker 1 (03:06):
We had a latest poll that shows Stire ahead of Hilton,
which means there is a chance we'll have two Democrats
as they design this to be in that runoff. But
it's also laser close, and there's about six to seven
days between the last poll and the elections, so it's
really hard to tell which way it's going to come.
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And we have issued a severe Shenanigan Watch and effect
for all of California. Meeting conditions are favorable for Shenanigans.
Don't forget they have mail in voting that they can
count up to a week after election to add even
more suspense to this close race. And then a lot
of attention thanks to Pratt, and I guess we would
say failures of the incumbent on the mayor's race in
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Los Angeles, this one also well too close to call,
certainly making things very interesting. Now.
Speaker 2 (03:54):
On paper, that is a nonpartisan race for mayor of
Los Angeles, but Karen Bass a Democrat. Does Fencer Pratt,
the former Star of the Hills. Do we call that
a reality show? I mean, that wasn't really reality anyway.
Speaker 1 (04:07):
I've never seen an episode, so I can't tell you right,
But yeah, he's a registered Republican, sort of has President
Trump's endorsement, but.
Speaker 2 (04:17):
He's polling over twenty percent in most of the polls
and certainly could make things pretty interesting.
Speaker 1 (04:22):
As that is likely to go to a runoff as well.
There's November. He's become a lot of people's favorites. Joe
Rogan mentioned in an April episode, if I lived in California,
I would vote for you. He's got who's who of
Hollywood stars that are behind him. He's done some really
smart ads, He's used the internet very well, and he
had a real shining moment in the debate. And then
there's this consistent problem for the incumbent mayor Bass with
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the fires and competence she seems to find have found
a ceiling of about twenty eight twenty nine percent, and
all the momentums on Pratt's side. So as it looks anyway,
it looks like Pratt and her will be the runoff,
although there is a third place contender getting closer in
that race and the governor's races. I kind of got
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feel it ending up being both Democrats in the runoffice,
Sarah as the leader and Styer as the runner. Up,
but we'll see how it all plays out. Not a
whole lot to focus on in Iowa, Montana, New Jersey,
New Mexico, or South Dakota. No real big surprises or
heated races there, So pretty much everyone everyone's attention California.
Speaker 2 (05:24):
Yeah, the nerds are looking at the governor's race in Iowa,
but you know that's a that's for folks, that's for nerds, and.
Speaker 1 (05:32):
We won't identify who those nerds are. We just will
identify we're not one of them. Broy's gonna be back
at the third hour. We got Rubio. I'm trying to
think who else has a lot of people with trips
to send it to hearings today. Rubio has one, Todd
Blanche has one. So there'll be a lot of drama
on the Hill today, and then we'll talk more about
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the peace negotiations in the midst of all the fighting,
and including net Yahu and Trump when Rory returns in
the third hour, all right, thirteen minutes after the hour
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This is your morning show and we can't have it
without your voice. To Biloxi or do you say Biloxi
I always said, Biloxi, Biloxi, Mississippi. We go, Hey, Mike,
good morning.
Speaker 3 (06:14):
With the elections in California today, we all need the fly,
drive train, walk bike into California and vote. They don't
have Vuller ID, So who's going to check our IDs?
Speaker 1 (06:26):
If we vote?
Speaker 3 (06:27):
And then maybe they'll say, oh, maybe we should check ID.
Speaker 1 (06:29):
That's a win win. You might think that's just like
a really sarcastic call. Yeah, I look back and what
ends up ending after decades. It'd be interesting to see
if if a Democrat becomes president in twenty twenty eight,
if borders can all be opened and we can re
enter that chaos and quagmire again. I don't know that
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America will ever put up with that. But for almost
my entire forty two year radio career, in a day
to media bias, the border has been a big issue
life abortion has been a big issue. In the case
of the border, I'll never forget one member of Congress.
I said, you know, this is just ridiculous. How hard
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is it to secure the border, enforce the laws, law
and order? He said, Well, the problem is it's a
partisan issue and Republicans love the cheap labor and Democrats
love the free votes, good luck. So you really had
a two party stranglehold partisan problem. Everybody knew how to
solve the border crisis. It was a game being played.
(07:35):
I once sat with somebody who was a the head
of a States for Life organization, and I said, we
can play this game all we want. But we need
is a human life amendment somebody needs to determine. And
he said, oh, we can't do that. Why well, because
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the pro life issue unresolved is a ten point advantage
for pro life candidates. Last time I ever met with
that organization. Things that are more R versus D than
really common sense or American and the border is a
classic example of that. Donald Trump solved it. There have
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been zero illegals released in the United States since Donald
Trump took office in the second term, and that was
without a complete wall. It can be solved, just like
this out of control debt could be solved if you
stop playing the R and D game. But when we
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go to the border, Red brought this up last week,
and I want to rebring it up. You really have
the governor of Texas as much as Donald Trump to
thank for the border being secured, for the deportation of
them a million or so dangerous people and two million
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self departing, starting by sending the illegals to other states.
That's what brought it to a head in the end.
That's finally what broke the dam on an issue of
forty two years in my life ignored. How far back
does it go? Do you know what? Ronald Reagan's big
ding was amnesty for illegals in California as governor, and
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it almost cost him the presidency and cost us a
Reagan revolution. And trust me, the campaign of HW Bush
was really pushing that against Reagan. Now they ended up
solving the problem by uniting the party with both of
them on the ticket. And I don't have to tell
you what his son, W. Bush did on the border,
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the opposite of what his father was trying to sell
against Reagan. But it all ends when the governor of
Texas just starts shipping these illegals to northern states. What
am I suggesting? If you took that sarcastic callers advice,
if one million people traveled to California and walked in
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those polls and changed an election, they'd have election laws.
It's only half funny because it would work way to
go Biloxi. Mary is in Boise, Idaho.
Speaker 4 (10:29):
Good morning, Michael. I was wondering how you liked this
idea of instead of the two hundred and fiftieth Birthday
concert being a mega rally, because I don't know who
wants that, but every state sends their best bar band.
So you'll have zydeco from Louisiana to Saint Louis Blues
Nashville obviously, wealth of Rich. Is there a Motown cover
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band from Detroit, some Hawaiian music beach band from California?
Speaker 1 (10:55):
What do you think? As you love that idea, we
would send Jeffrey's band. This is a group of guys
that perform. They yeah, they perform in church as as
a worship band, and then when they do parties they
do sledgehammers. See what, Yeah, we could send you to
represent us, never mind the talent on Broadway. What we
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will accept that challenge. Thank you. I have to tell you,
as much as we joke around and sing to each
other during the breaks, I mean as a band, you're
you were good. Well, I mean we're all as good
as the leader and our leader is no. But I
mean you could saying oh well, but you like me,
you have to have the words in front of you
because you go blank. But you did. You sounded like him.
Sledgehammer was Peter Gaber. Peter Giler, Yeah, Peter Gaber. It's
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all those you're standing in the studio singing with it.
You can always communicate and make your voice heard by
email Michael d at iHeartMedia dot com. That's where we
find Ken, who writes regarding the Los Angeles mayor's race,
have you factored in vote fraud and ballot harvesting that'll
be going on. They need to have another two big
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moment in LA. Well, we did. In fact, we've issued
a severe Shenanigan's watch in effect for all of California.
That means conditions are favorable for Shenanigans because they can
take mail in voting up to a week after an election.
Roger writes, a good morning, I have your morning show
(12:22):
blasting over the bluetooth speaker, and here's my two ballots
for Steve Hilton, ready to be delivered to a secure
box at City Hall at the end of the show.
And unfortunately, those ballots can be mailed and encounted for
up to a week. So there's two how many on
the Shenanigans front are also coming. Keep those emails coming,
Michael do dot heeartmedia dot com. And of course, if
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and these your top five stories of the day. Homeland
Security Secretary Mark Wayne Mullin, so important he's got three names,
will testify on Capitol Hill today. Lisa Cardin has details.
Speaker 5 (14:27):
Mullen will lay out his Homeland Security budget for twenty
twenty seven before the Senate Appropriation Subcommittee bought budget requests.
Will no doubt take back seat. While he's in the
hot seat, his department has been at the center of
ice immigration operations that have turned violent in some cities.
The former Oklahoma Senator was picked by Trump to head
up DHS after Christy Nome was fired in March. I'm
(14:49):
Lisa Carton.
Speaker 1 (14:50):
He's not the only one testifying. Secretary of State Marco
Rubio will be before both House and Senate today. Tammy
Trihio has that preview.
Speaker 6 (14:58):
Rubio goes before two different commit at East to testify
in his department's twenty twenty seven budget request. As peace
talks with Iran remain at a standstill. Rubio will also
face questions about US efforts to bring political and economic
change to Cuba. As the son of Cuban immigrants, Rubio
has referred to the communist run island nation as a
failed state. I'm Tammy Trihio.
Speaker 1 (15:18):
Dearkret Tom Stayer is beating Republican Steve Hilton for second
place in a latest poll that came out of the
California governor's race. Daniel Martindale has more.
Speaker 7 (15:27):
The Emerson College poll released Saturday has Democrat Javier Bassara
in the lead with twenty eight percent support. Stier has
twenty two percent support, followed closely by Hilton at twenty
one percent. Hilton has long been at the top of
most polls, or at least in second place. A UC
Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies poll released Friday at Bassara
in the lead, followed by Hilton, then Stier. The top
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two vote getters on Tuesday will advance to the November
general election. I'm Daniel Martindale.
Speaker 1 (15:53):
Well A judge is granting pop star Sabrina Carpenter a
temporary restraining order against an alleged talker and stop coming.
Speaker 8 (16:04):
I got this way, court records saying that thirty one
year old William Applegate trying to force fully enter her
Los Angeles home. He allegedly pretended to know the singer.
Carpenter's security team removed him, and he was arrested after
refusing to leave the property. Less than twenty four hours later,
after Applegate was released from custody, Carpenter's legal team says
(16:27):
he returned to the house, then loitered on a driveway
for two hours, and then the next day he returned again.
Speaker 1 (16:33):
I'm Rt. Mayfield.
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President Trump says peace talks are continuing with the RON
at a very rapid pace, as he's yelling, screaming and
swearing at BO on the phone. A lot of dysfunction.
We have primary elections taking place in six states, although
all eyes on the governor's race and the mayor's race
(18:17):
in Los Angeles and in California. We have the scientists
now who are moving away from climate change. After generations
of scaring everyone, Bill Gates just walks away. Now the
scientist walks away. So much for global warming, and say
hello to the new birthing crisis, as so many who
(18:39):
believe this scare have decided not to have children. Former
First Lady Joe Biden back in the news. I know
that's not making Democrats very happy. She's making the case
in her book about her husband's mental capacity, her frosty
relationship with Kamala Harris. Our White House correspondent John Decker
covered Joe Biden since he was in the Senate and
(19:01):
now takes a look at this book and what this means.
And I just get a sense, John, that the Democrats,
you know, the old song was, you don't know what
you got till it's gone. This is when they'd like
to remain gone. Nobody wants to relive these bad memories
and she brings them up right in the heart of
primary season of midterms. That's a pretty inconvenient timing. What
(19:22):
do you make of the book, John.
Speaker 11 (19:24):
Yeah, it is inconvenient timing timing for Democrats who want
the focus to be on President Donald Trump. They think
that they have a winning hand if the focus and
attention is on him. But keep in mind, this is
promotion for a book that Joe Biden has written that
obviously she wants to sell. Well, she's been paid handsomely
(19:45):
in terms of an advance, so she's out there promoting it.
You may have seen she did a live interview with
it Today's show yesterday. She was on Sunday Morning just
the other day as well. So lots of promotion. But
as you know, the news cycle moves so quickly. So
I think the good news, if you want to call
it for Democrats, is that this is happening in early
June as opposed to this book coming out, you know,
(20:08):
in October, right before the midterms.
Speaker 1 (20:13):
Joe Biden. Usually a president writes a memoir after they
leave office, especially with the long career, and this comes
from the first lady. That's pretty telling. Nobody is believing
her story that she was horrified by watching her husband
during the debate fought was afraid he had a stroke,
(20:35):
and her response to thinking he had a stroke is
let him continue the debate, tell him how great he
did after the debate, and go to waffle house, and
then saying in these interviews she's never seen any symptoms
like that before or after. And of course we've got
all the clips. It's just not believe. The biggest problem
is none of this is believable.
Speaker 11 (20:55):
I agree one hundred percent. So you know, why is
Jill Biden out there? I mean she's selling books. You know,
she's trying to, you know, make make a buck. I mean,
that's that's the bottom line here. But you know, you
can sell a lot of books, and you can make
a lot of money if you're truthful. And I don't
think in any of the interviews that I've seen, I've
(21:15):
seen two of them, she was truthful, one hundred percent
truthful in terms of giving her view, her honest perspective
about how the president was doing during the course of
his four years in office.
Speaker 1 (21:27):
Is there more to this story though? I mean, this
is a first lady that was what was she doing
in cabinet meetings sitting at the head of the table
or a lot of people can't understand if you know,
if I was declining someday, I don't think my wife
should be parading me around. She should be protecting my dignity.
Are we learning more about Joe Biden and her ambitions
(21:49):
and was she more of this presidency than we were
aware of? I mean, that's a legitimate question too. Don't
you think she's the one right now freaking memoir?
Speaker 11 (21:56):
Yeah, it is a legitimate question, you know, And I
think that one one of the reasons why there was
you know, just think about the timeline. You know, the
debate happens in late June. It's not till mid July
that Joe Biden ultimately drops out of the race and
gives up the Democratic nomination to be president. And it's
(22:17):
the reason why there's like almost a month's time between
those two events is because of Joe Biden. She did
not want to give up being the first lady of
the United States. It is all about her ambition, is
all about the power that she was reluctant to give up.
And I think that that is one of the stories
of this book that has just come.
Speaker 1 (22:37):
Out I'm going to end this, and it's going to
sound like I'm taking a cheap shot, and I really
don't mean to. It's just the most to it. Michael, No,
it's the most accurate analogy I can come up with.
I worked for sixteen years for a different company and
was miserable all sixteen years and should have trusted God
and just left a long time before that. It was
such a bad, bizarre, weird, unfortunate experience. It's as if
(23:00):
it never happened. I never think about it. I can't
really even remember it. And I bring that up as
the analogy. That's kind of what this whole Biden presidency
really felt like. No one's gonna remember it and everyone
wants to forget it, and her bringing it up is
just a disaster. It could be worse timing. You're right,
but it's still a disaster. And I think it raises
(23:22):
more questions than it answers. And what's interesting, there's nobody
on the right that wants to read this book, and
there's nobody on the left that wants to read it.
That's their biggest problem. All right, I don't have but
like thirty seconds, a lot of dysfunction we're supposed to
believe we're in peace talks as we're bombing, as Israel
is about to raid. Then the President is, you know,
(23:44):
fighting with net and Yaho's swearing at him on the
phone yesterday. I mean, this has just gotten out of control.
Speaker 11 (23:49):
Sorry, Well, we're not in the kind of optimistic place
that we seem to be last week in talking about
a diplomatic end to this war, which began on February
the twenty eighth. Now Iran says they've walked away from
the table. They don't want any part of talks. And
the reason they cite is because of Israel's continued incursions
(24:10):
into southern Lebanon, and that was the reason for the
president's talk or conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin net
Yahu yesterday. So we're not in a good place. The
war continues, the war shows no signs of ending. And
most importantly, as it relates to me and you and
everybody listening, Michael, is that gas prices remain high, and
(24:32):
they remain high because the Strait of Hormus remains closed.
Speaker 1 (24:36):
Yeah, I would do think I would add to that,
as it can end in any second. In other words,
if I'm president right now, I keep an eye on
where those nuclear materials are. If I see any bodies
moving near them, I just keep bombing in the meantime,
whether it takes boots on the island or it takes
both ships. At this in the Strait of horm Moose,
I open the straight and that's it. It's over. Because
I said it's over, and they're no longer nuclear, they're
(24:58):
no longer a threat in the region, they're no long
threat to Israel, they're no longer threat to America, and
we move on Dot ORG. I don't understand why that's
not an option, but I got a lieutenant colonel it's
going to help us understand that, or at least he
always tries to. What's coming up today on the White
House Briefing Room with John Decker.
Speaker 11 (25:14):
We're talking about the war, and we're talking about that
Anti Weaponization Fund and whether it's been shut down or not,
because there's been no definitive statement coming from the White
House or from the President, and that's problematic for many
Republicans in Congress.
Speaker 1 (25:29):
They want to see it shut down.
Speaker 11 (25:30):
So we're talking about those two things primarily and also
an effort by the Pentagon to prevent the reporters who
cover the Pentagon from entering into areas that they typically
had no problem going into up until this administration. So
that's what we're going to be talking about on the
White House Briefing Room today.
Speaker 1 (25:50):
John visits with us every morning and then he has
this podcast. He keeps it very concise, fifteen to eighteen minutes,
sometimes even less, but it's straight to the point if
you want to know everything that's going on in and
around the White House. Been covering the White House for
thirty years. He's a Supreme Court bar attorney. This is
a great concise briefing every morning the White House Briefing
Room with John Decker. It's on your iHeart app and
when you find it, program it in a position that way.
(26:11):
It's waiting for you every morning. It'll be out at
eight this morning, nine Eastern. John is always great reporting.
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It's your Morning show with Michael Deltchaken, have your morning
(28:01):
show without your voice. Michael's listening on k f YI
in Phoenix, Arizona. Arna great shows always man her Breasident
fresh Air.
Speaker 3 (28:09):
Isn't it safe to say now that we had officially
elected our.
Speaker 1 (28:13):
First woman president and didn't even know it?
Speaker 3 (28:15):
I mean the Democrats, but we didn't know it because
we technically had our first president.
Speaker 1 (28:19):
It wasn't Hillary. It was even worse. Yeah, that's crazy.
That woman is a liar. Yeah, there is more to
the Joe Biden story, isn't there? I wish somebody would
write that book. All right, If you're just waking up
fifty one minutes after the hour, these are your top
five stories of the day.
Speaker 9 (28:37):
Oh No.
Speaker 1 (28:37):
Primary elections are taking place in six states today for
US House Senate governor's races, even a big mayor's race
in California.
Speaker 5 (28:44):
Odors head to the bolls in Iowa, Montana, New Jersey,
New Mexico, South Dakota, and California, where the race for
Los Angeles Mayor and governor have garnered plenty of national attention.
Democrat Javier Bessera held a campaign rally in Long Beach
over the weekend where he touted his experience.
Speaker 1 (29:01):
I am not learning this draw up, ony one.
Speaker 11 (29:04):
I have done this.
Speaker 5 (29:07):
Two Republicans in California have made some inroads in the
reliably blue state. Box News contributor Steve Hilton for governor
and reality TV star Spencer Pratt for mayor. I'm Lisa Carton.
Speaker 1 (29:18):
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is testifying before both House
and Senate today. Tammy Trio has the preview.
Speaker 6 (29:24):
Rubio goes before two different committees to testify in his
department's twenty twenty seven budget request. As peace talks with
Iran remain at a standstill. Rubio will also face questions
about US efforts to bring political and economic change to Cuba.
As the son of Cuban immigrants, Rubio has referred to
the communist run island nation as a failed state. I'm
Tammy Tricho.
Speaker 1 (29:44):
We had a long conversation on this governor's race, and
you know this was all designed, of course to block Republicans,
but you know, for the longest time, it was looking
like you're gonna have two Republicans knock out the Democrats,
and then you're going to have a Republican governor. Boy
with that backfire. Now we have already issued a severe
Shenanigan watch for really the entire state of California. But
(30:07):
we're seeing his conditions are favorable for Shenanigans because they
could count and harvest mail in ballots for up to
a week after the election. Now the polls show it very,
very close, and what once looked like the two Republicans
would finish first and second, it now looks like the
two Democrats will finish first and second. Tom Stier is
now beating Republican Steve Hilton for second place in the
(30:29):
latest poll that would indicate two Democrats heading to the runoff.
Daniel Martindale has more.
Speaker 7 (30:35):
The Emerson College poll released Saturday has Democrat Javier Bassa
and the lead with twenty eight percent support. Styer has
twenty two percent support, followed closely by Hilton at twenty
one percent. Hilton has long been at the top of
most polls, or at least in second place. A UC
Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies poll released Friday at Basserah
in the lead, followed by Hilton, then Stier. The top
(30:56):
two vote getters on Tuesday will advance to the November
general election.
Speaker 1 (31:00):
I'm Daniel Martin Dale. Listen, don't make fun. If you
were a reporter in California, you do a lot of
helium too, all right. So the rumor has it that
what you're about to hear is all a narrative and
a cover story. The truth of the matter is Taylor
Swift was dating Woody and broke up with him and
then wrote this hit song. But as they're selling it
(31:20):
to us, she's releasing new music from Toy Story five's soundtrack.
The singer announced her original song I Knew It I
Knew You on social media yesterday, and the Grammy winning
singer said she wrote the song after she was lucky
enough to see the film in its early stages. Or
was she dating and broke up with Woody We'll never know.
The song releases on June fifth, and Toy Story five
(31:41):
will be in theaters on June the nineteenth. Well Judge
is granted pop star Sabrina Carpenter a little temporary restraining ours.
She's gotta sells a Stoker.
Speaker 8 (31:54):
Sting records say that thirty one year old William Applegate
trying to force fully enter her Los Angeles home.
Speaker 1 (32:05):
He allegedly pretended to know the singer.
Speaker 8 (32:08):
Carpenter's security team removed him, and he was arrested after
refusing to leave the property. Less than twenty four hours later,
after Applegate was released from custody, Carpenter's legal team says
he returned to the house, then loitered on her driveway
for two hours, and then the next day he returned again.
Speaker 1 (32:25):
I'm Mark Mayfield. Well, today we celebrate millions of Americans
who all used the same Southern nickname.
Speaker 10 (32:31):
Today is National Bubba Day. It's the Southern term of
endearment for brother and if that's your nickname, as the
Social Security Office says, there's no people given the name Bubba. No,
you're in good company. Benjamin Buford Blue from Forrest Gump
with a Baba so with stock car race driver Bubba Wallace,
golfer Bubba Watson. Even Bill Clinton answered to Bubba good
(32:51):
company for a name that represents no pretense, just fun.
Speaker 1 (32:55):
I'm pre tennis in sports, Tigers ten nine over the Ray,
and a real pitcher's duel. Cardinals lost two to one
of the Rangers. D Backs beat the Dodgers four to one.
Red's lost nine two to the Royals. Giants pounded by
the Brewers sixteen to two. Boy, is there anybody playing
better than the Brewers. Angels lost nine eight to the Rockies.
(33:15):
Stanley Cup Finals Game one. It's the Golden Knights of
Las Vegas in Carolina to take on the Hurricanes. That's
seven o'clock tonight. NBA Finals Game one is tomorrow night
at seven thirty the Knicks in San Antonio to take
on the Spurs. Birthdays today. Dana Carvey Church Lady is
seventy one. The Beaver from Leave It to Beaver. Jerry
(33:36):
Mathers is seventy eight years old. Soccer star Abby Wamback
is forty six and one of our favorite presidents from
the show twenty four. Dennis Haysburg is seventy one. Actually,
I like the second Palmer even there were two President
Palmers in that if you remember, really yeah, because the
brother eventually becomes president. If it's your birthday, happy birthday,
(33:56):
we are so glad you were born. All right. So
here's bottom line. I am grateful to President Trump for
having the courage to do what no other previous president
has had the courage to do, and that is, once
and for all, deal with a run. Now, Iran was
a clear and present danger. Doesn't matter if you're a
Republican a Democrat. Doesn't matter if you were an intelligence
(34:20):
or at the State Department, or a part of a
White House or in the United States Senate. Everybody agreed
on one thing. The most predictable threat to the region
in the world is Iran. And the President dealt with that.
He kicked the can. They're not a nuclear threat, not
at least for a decade. Their intelligence and their ability
to have money and fund terrorists through proxies halted. Have
(34:45):
we achieved regime change. No, but that's up to the
people of Iran. We're definitely better off for what's been done.
Why is it so hard to end this? And we're
supposed to believe we're in the midst of real peace negotiations,
but it just looks like big stall. And the real
question becomes who's stalling who? Now, yesterday you've got the
(35:07):
President screaming and yelling at net and Yahoo, and the
enemies know that the president seems so focused on a
deal to end this that it's blinding him from seeing
how it's already ended. Let's get some military briefing and
(35:28):
understanding from Lieutenant Colonel James Carafano, He joins us as
your Morning Show continues. Next also your Sounds of the day,
and Rory will join us on how Rubio and others
will be testifying. We'll have some drama on the floor
and the Capitol later today. We're all in this together.
This is your Morning Show with Michael Ndheld Joano
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