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to keep an eye on the content, the vote counting.
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Jeffrey of course has the sound, and together we make
sense of the day while the ballots are still being
counted in California. I don't remember what point I said it.
I didn't do a full Noster del Journal where we
opened the quad trains with the mysterious music, but I
said just to give you a little noster del journo,
I'm going to go on record as saying I like
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a Bess Pratt runoff and a Hilton Shera runoff, and
I guess I'm right. What probably is going to shock
a lot of people waking up this morning is it's
Hilton in first with one million, three hundred and fifteen
thousand votes. About one hundred thousand plus behind is Bushera.
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Stier is about three hundred thousand behind Bashera and some
four hundred thousand behind Hilton. Now in California, remember we
still have it under a severe Shenanigan watch because they're
allowed to count mail in ballots for up to a week.
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They tend to heavily Democrat when it comes to mail
in voting, and that'll be probably split between Bishera and Stiers.
So things look really good for Hilton. In the runoff,
it is bisheron Steier, and I think it's clearly going
to be Hilton and Beshera. But with any kind of Shenanigans,
you don't think there was much to overcome that in
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the mayor's race. I'm sure the mayor of Los Angeles
is very pleased. She had one hundred and fifty one
thousand votes, next with Spencer Pratt with one hundred and
twenty one thousand votes. So she peaks out at thirty
six percent. Some thought that was higher than she might do.
That's still not very successful or popular. However, once you
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get to a runoff, I mean, if I added the
ninety thousand Ramen votes to her one hundred and fifty
one thousand, presuming that's where they go. If it's anti incumbent,
it's anti incumbent. She might be safe. But she's in
the runoff with Spencer Pratt, just as expected in California,
and again ballots still be encountered. I love that line.
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They'll be still being counted for up to a week.
US and Iran exchanging missile fire over the Persian Gulf.
It is really hard to call this a cease fire
when there's no ceasing in the firing, that we're close
to peace when we continue to fire now, Lieutenant Colonel
James Carafinal says that's coming. I say, it's just it's
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putting lipstick on a pig that doesn't have to be.
You could secure the straight of horm moves, call it
over unless they do anything to upset the flow in
the straight of horm moves or to pursue a weapon
of mass destruction, and then you just rebomb. I don't
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know why we've created this into a piece quagmar. Meanwhile,
the President denying reports and negotiations between the US and
Iran have broken down, although the missiles make a good
argument they have A Republican drawn Alabama congressional map is
getting the green light from the US Supreme Court. I
know we have a lot of listeners for those of
you waking up in Birmingham this morning. You will get
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your new map in time for the midterms and beyond.
Secretary State Marco Rubio testifying before both the House and
the Senate again today. We've got some highlights and sounds
of the day from yesterday. I don't know why I
went with when I read the news first and it
broke last night about seven, I think I went with
(04:30):
if other I'm in yours again. But it's amazing how
the news sources are all going to oh new that's
all they're playing. Yeah, yeah, but people, Bryson has passed
away at the age of seventy five. We're just at
that age aren't we where everybody that filled the jukebox
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of our youth is passing on people. Bryson the latest
at seventy five, Well, the Stanley Cup started with a bang,
not a whimper. And how about Vegas? Now, I can
see the two storylines as they're gonna shape. If you're
in Carolina, Well, we lost game one Montreal, and look
what happened. We bounced right back boom boom, boom, boom boom.
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And Vegas, of course they're going, hey, we just stole
game one on the road. Have you ever seen an inchel.
Speaker 3 (05:19):
Fansion team come in and announce their presence with a
dominate for a decade now?
Speaker 1 (05:24):
And they really have? It all started with against our
beloved Breads. Well, they took half of our beloved Breads
to start that organization. I told you there's just something
that screams of playing your best hockey, I mean, at
your absolute best when it matters. Most Vegas fits that description.
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Team of destiny. Vegas fits that description. They've got the
stars that if they play big, can lead this team.
And they got enough in the goal. I say enough
because they hung on to win five to four on
the road last night. Carolina. What was that twenty seconds in?
Twenty five seconds in got that first goal really quick.
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I was looking down at my phone for a second,
and I can't say what my son said. I looked
up and there were celebrations going up, So it really
looked like and Carolina was skating hard. It was almost
two to nothing. They were up to nothing. Yeah, but
it was almost two nothing with forty seconds in. Remember,
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they came right back down the ice almost scored again immediately,
So it really looked like But then, you know, Vegas
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Speaker 4 (07:01):
Right?
Speaker 5 (07:01):
This?
Speaker 1 (07:01):
Second time will tell That's kind of the plate. Other
things that are are really interesting beyond these races, and
and the races boiled down to this, can somebody answer
the question. I mean, you've got you've got an al
Qaida linked candidate backed by AOC and the squad that
(07:26):
actually came through in a big win last night to
replace Representative Bonnie Watson Coleman.
Speaker 6 (07:35):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (07:35):
And and that's in the New Jersey race. Uh. You've
got several Trump endorsements. I think probably the biggest everyone's
going to talk about is Hintson in Iowa. That's for
a Senate seat. And you know the so these these
threads of who Trump endorses in a primary, they're present
(07:58):
in the six primary stateslast night. I think the one
thing that's kind of come into the surface should be
the question of the day for you, for any of
our contributors or correspondence, is an anti incumbent referendum in
this midterm in full bloom not a driving issue, not
(08:24):
an anti Trump backlash or historical whoever doesn't have the
White House gets a surge in the midterm, But an
anti incumbent, no matter who you are, has that bloomed,
not forming bloomed. We're going to talk about that throughout
the morning. Scott Pelly getting fired at CBS. Is that
(08:47):
a big story? Fetterman calls out Platner calls him a
flat out creep. So basically read, you'd be the scoreboard
on this. I'm not missing anything. Is there anyone other
than Bernie Sanders standing by Platner?
Speaker 7 (09:05):
I don't know if there is. Chuck Schumer is oh, Chucky?
Is that's right, Chucky? And actually a bunch of them
are if they just don't want to answer questions.
Speaker 1 (09:17):
Well, yeah, who wants to who wants to be on
the cheer squad for that greap? Other than that, what
do you think you saw? Trump lost a no hitter though, right, yeah,
he had one go down. I think the two biggest thing,
I mean, these election results, although I don't I don't
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know that anybody thought that Hilton would be in first place.
I mean, I guess we could start with the you know,
our polls still off a pole, is still biased, or
they still having a hard time getting to the people,
but you know, Hilton on top and what appears to
be no close third. So you're not going to get
your two Republicans that it looked like early, but you're
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not gonna get your two Democrats either, And you got
your runoff for the mayor's race in Los Angeles. So
this isn't looking like the great setting the Democrats would
want this late in the primary ahead of a midterm
I mean, it's just that simple. But is it an
anti incumbent referendum? I think is the question of the day,
and it sure looks like it. And then can piece
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hold in the midst of all this fighting? I guess
it can. I don't even know why you're trying. I mean,
the peace negotiation is a narrative, not a reality possibility,
So I don't know. It's not often that I am
in a complete disagreement with James Carafanum. But I'm in
the country all the time. He's traveling a lot. Maybe
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That is true, all right. Well, the votes in California
are still being counted, but it looks as though and shockingly,
Hilton will be on top. The cher will be second.
But as you know, we have a severe chage Shenanigan
watching effect because they can count votes for up to
a week in California. But in that governor's governor's race,
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things were looking really good for Steve Hilton, and they
continue to look good. And the mayor's race Los Angeles
mayorcare and Bass we'll make the runoff. She'll be one
of two candidates in the November general election. It sure
looks like Spencer Pratt is going to be the clear
second choice. So far, Pratt has the advantage big time.
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Pratt says he sees the votes rolling in in the
Los Angeles Maris race and he likes what he sees.
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This is the first time on since two thousand and
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now enjoyed the podcast. The ballots are still being counted
in California. In fact, I just got this email from
Roger and Sacramento. He is our field reporter. If you will.
He's got a lot of experience with the severe Shenanigan
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watch that's in effect. Good morning, Oh shall do it
in Roger's voice. Good morning, Michael's Roger, your reporting results
in California way too early. There are some legitimate reasons
that some ballots are not counted by now, due to
the process or mostly a rigged system. Of course. Unfortunately,
during that time is where I believe the cheating begins.
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It's called the red mirage, and it's already being reported here.
I dropped off my ballad to an extra secure drop box.
I wonder what an extra secure drop box in California
looks like. I picture somebody like red and sunglasses in
an old nineteen sixties gray suit with a black hat,
with a box buried in concrete, just standing there, looking around,
(18:30):
real suspicious. Is this the secure drop This is the
secure drop off point. They're all in Orange County. Probably
a good text that inform me when my ballad is
received in another when it is counted for what it's worth.
I'll let you know when that happens. Yeah, they have
up to a week to count these, so nothing is
set in stone until they're all in. But let's go
(18:50):
through the numbers if we can, because I think it's
going to be pretty hard for any Shenanigan change much.
So you've got Hilton. This was with fifty nine percent
reporting and I think it maybe up to sixty one now,
but I'm not going to bother to hit refresh. But
Hilton was at one million, three hundred and fifteen thousand,
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eight hundred and forty four so one point three million.
Bishera was at one point two million, one million, two
hundred and fourteen thousand, So that's about exactly one hundred
thousand lead for Hilton, Big State, I get it. But
the two of them are way ahead of Stay Stire
at nine hundred and thirty four thousand, so I don't
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think there's going to be much to change this. And
remember Democrats with a higher proclivity to do mail in voting,
even though I'm sure that's not what Rogers said in
and that would be split between Bishera and Stires. So
I don't know that there's anybody really at the at
the Hilton camp very worried that he is not going
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to be in the primary. So you're not going to
get the two Republicans, You're not going to get two Democrats.
I think you're going to get Hilton and Bashera, but
we'll see. I'm not calling it early because I'm telling
you what's still to come. But we just don't expect
that much of a change. And same is true for
the mayor's race in Los Angeles. For Karen Bass ends
up with one hundred and fifty one thousand votes thirty
six percent. Pratt was in second with one hundred and
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twenty one percent. Nthia Rahman is at ninety thousand. That's
thirty thousand back. I guess that's within Shenanigan range. But
most pretty much Willie Bass is through for sure, and
most presumed Spencer Pratt will be in the runoff with
Karen Bass. I keep bringing up the biggest question of
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the day, or really I would call it the biggest
question of the season. I don't see an issue. And
when I say an issue, I mean it's not enough
to just hate Trump. That's not going to get any unity,
any energy, any turnout. I don't see any issue. I
think it was like two election cycles to go or
three election cycles to go. The President of the Democrats
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put all their eggs in the abortion basket and it failed.
There was just they tried to take a Supreme Court
ruling and create a backlash and it just didn't happen.
So you look for you know, Pratt would be one
of those you would identify. I think Hilton would be
one of those you would identify. I'm sorry that both
turned out to be Republicans in the example. But where
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you actually have a personality, Barack Obama was a and
quite the phenomenon at that a celebrity candidate. He was
a big shooting star of JFK, charisma and crazy and
weirdly enough, during the campaign went to Germany and as
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a presidential candidate, go to Germany today we are all
we are community organizers. It was just bizarre. And so
you look for that. And if there is any case
of that, Pratt would be it. I mean, he would
be the it. And it's just a mayor's race. So
I'm not seeing personality driven, handed it driven. I'm not
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seeing issue driven. I'm not seeing referendum, you know, backlash driven.
What I am seeing is an incumbent referendum blossom. Now
that's an interesting conversation. We'll have it with our senior contributor,
David SNATI and some of our other correspondence today. But
I am a pure anti incumbent voter. Marsha Blackburn's going
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to find that out in a few months. I can't
stand any of them. We're forty treellion dollars in debt.
If you've been an office, you're part of the problem.
You're full of something, and it's mostly my tax dollars.
Whether you wear an R or a D, you all stink.
If I'm rooting for anything, it's not. It's the rise
of our republic through the fall of the two party stranglehold.
But having said that, there's not a big incumbent referendum
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going on in the Republican Party right now. So where
is it going on? Oh you're going to love this
to CNN, and they're really good looking curious reporter and otis.
She gets shocked by the findings of the numbers. But
so she does the big setup. Here we come. She says,
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you know what I'm gonna do it. I have time.
Listen to this setup. This is all about, Oh, we've
got all these races going on in the country today.
It's really setting up the momentum and the storyline for
what the midterms are going to be. And watch how
shock she is at what the results are listening?
Speaker 10 (23:33):
What message are voters going to send?
Speaker 1 (23:36):
He know it's Harry Enton running the numbers for you.
Henny's hear this.
Speaker 5 (23:39):
Now, dumb Crawds are hoping to win the wind control
once again.
Speaker 1 (23:45):
First of all, I think they interrupt this entire serious
segment that is really memorable perspective for you today. You
probably won't get on any other show just to say.
I think Harry definitely is smitten by this particular reporter.
He is going and melt like I've never seen him
as he's about to shock the snod out of her.
Speaker 5 (24:03):
Listen, how does the party feel about Democrats right now?
Speaker 11 (24:07):
Yeah, the Democratic base is very much divided. I take
a chop right down the middle, and they are very
dissatisfied with the direction the party is going. And you
can see it right here because this is I mean, hello, Democrats,
who are satisfied with the dem Party In twenty twenty six,
it's only about forty six percent. Fifty two percent are dissatisfied.
(24:29):
They're this is Democrats, this is Democrats. We're dissatisfied with
their own party. The majority Now I want to put
this into some context for you, which was Joe Biden
back in twenty twenty four put in arguably the worst
presidential debate I have ever seen, ever seen, and yet
fifty three percent of Democrats were actually satisfied with Biden
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as the nominee. After that debate, the majority were satisfied.
And yet today a lower percentage forty six percent are
actually satisfied with the party. So the Demo Democratic Party,
according to Democratic voters, well, their pissed offness, if I
could sec it has never been higher.
Speaker 1 (25:07):
That is a fascinating and fascinating comparison. Ye, really it really,
I really think they're going out for a drink later.
But that aside, there's two things to just throw out
as a side note, as like, if you called me
and said we're we are pulling registered Republicans, I would
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have to interrupt and say I'm no longer a Republican.
Now you would be missing all of my dissatisfaction. So
I don't know how much these numbers, how many Democrats
after that terrible debate performance and after really coming to
(25:51):
the conclusion, wait a minute, the DNC has ignored we
the voters in the Democrat party three presidential cycles in
a row, and they left the party. In other words,
these numbers could be far worse if all the Democrats
who left, It's like doing a poll in New York
or Illinois or California. Well, and this is with how
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many Democrats who have moved, not in the equation. So
you know, all these numbers have to be taken with
a grain of salt because you don't know who's left
the party, but it is it's clearly if there is
a referendum anti incumbent referendum in America, it's certainly a
much bigger problem for Democrats than it is Republicans. And
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now the majority of Democrats are dissatisfied with their party.
Now part of this is split down the middle because
the party's been at war with itself. Remember the goal
of the Justice Democrats was to first take over the
Democrat Party, and they're halfway there, then change the electoral college,
then dismantle the republic. The way they've grabbed to get
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to that halfway point Islamists along the way, which is
pretty frightening. I mean, we have an Al Qaeda linked
to an Akkaido Organization link candidate with a full backing
of the squad who made it through the primaries last night,
so you've got you know. I like to say maybe
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eleven twelve percent is Lomist up to about thirty thirty
two percent Communist, Socialist, anti American, and that's how they're
getting to nearly half the party. And they don't need
half the party to take over the party. Now, what
I've tried to warn them and Democrats that have allowed
them to have a place at the table. The problem
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with a parasite when it wins is the host dies
and the parasite dies with it. There's no way for
the party to survive this. And it's already gone too far. Now.
That's why I said now six years ago, by the
end of this decade, one or both parties will be gone,
and thank God for it. I always felt like could
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be the Democrats first, but depending on how this handoff
goes with trump Ism, Republicans could still die too. We
just don't know what they are with Trump out of
the equation or what they'll become. And if there wasn't
that Trump influence, I promise you there'd be an anti
incumbent sentiment. First of all, there'd be something wrong with
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the voters in America, the citizens of America. If there
wasn't an anti incumbency referendum right now, what have they done?
What have they solved? They didn't solve the boarder the
president did. They've gotten you forty trillion dollars in debt.
(28:55):
You trust them with your health care, you trust them
with public safety. One of the parties is trying to
destroy public safety. But make no mistake about it. I
can only do today as of June third. Is there
a star candidate arising?
Speaker 9 (29:10):
No?
Speaker 1 (29:10):
Is there a star issue. No, there is an anti
incumbent referendum spirit in America that will shape the midterms.
And the party with the biggest problem with this is
the Democrats, not the Republicans. Wat Cherry goes on to
the contact. Sure, how upset democrats are?
Speaker 6 (29:27):
Right?
Speaker 5 (29:27):
Okay, so how upset are they?
Speaker 10 (29:30):
How how does Democrats feel about Democrats and Congress specifically?
Speaker 11 (29:33):
Yeah, I feel like we're turning into Tonight Show here. Okay,
how upset are they in Congress?
Speaker 6 (29:37):
Right?
Speaker 11 (29:37):
So, you see this forty six percent who are satisfied
with party, the majority who are dissatisfied with party. Again,
this forty six percent lower than they were satisfied with
Biden as the nominee after the worst debate performance of
all time. And you can just see it right here,
I mean Democrats and that approval of Congressional Democrats. Look
at this in October at twenty twenty five, right during
that shutdown, that first shutdown, plus twenty two points, and
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then that approval writing so Democrats okay, fairly satisfied with
Democrats Congress today though, look at that. That is an
over thirty point drop of declimb right into the ocean
right there, minus nine points that I will note it
had never been negative. Democrats have always had a positive
net approval rating of their own party in Congress, in
every Congress before this one. But now what we're seeing
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is consistent numbers across the board where Democrats are underwater.
Congressional Democrats are underwater with their own.
Speaker 1 (30:26):
Party and once plus twenty two a year ago, now
minus nine unprecedented, never has happened before. Expect unprecedented results
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Speaker 1 (32:42):
The votes in California's governor's race, like all races, still
being counted and will be with mail in votes for
up to a week. But Democrat Xavier Bishera is telling
his supporters last night he's feeling pretty good about how
things are coming in.
Speaker 11 (32:57):
As your governor, I am ready to lead the fight
to uphold California's promise.
Speaker 3 (33:04):
So far.
Speaker 1 (33:04):
Waking up this morning, Steve Hilton's actually in first place,
not second place, with Democrat Tom Steyer in third place
close behind. The vote counting could go on for days,
with mail in voting tabulations for up to a week
in California. Most political experts say mail in votes tend
to tilt towards Democrats. The two top vote getters will
advance to the general election. Meanwhile, and that mayor's race, well,
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she's almost there. She's made into the runoff. Incumbent Los
Angeles Merri Karen Bass will make the runoff. She'll be
one of the two candidates. The other appears as though
it will be Spencer Pratt. Spencer Pratt said he likes
the way the numbers looked to him last night as well.
This is the first time with since two thousand and five,
and incumbent is going to a runoff. Meanwhile, Scott Pelley
(33:53):
over at CBS in sixty Minutes fired You Now.
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Former sixty Minutes' host was let go after a confrontation
with the show's new executive producer. In a letter to
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He went on to say that in a meeting with
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a path forward together. This comes after reports from The
(34:17):
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I'm Michael del Journal, Honor to serve you. Red's going
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Jeffrey of course has the sound, and together we make
sense of the day while the ballots are still being
counted in California. I don't remember what point I said it.
I didn't do a full Noster del Journal where we
opened the quad trains with the mysterious music, but I
said just to give you a little noster del journo,
I'm going to go on record as saying I like
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a Bess Pratt runoff and a Hilton Shera runoff, and
I guess I'm right. What probably is going to shock
a lot of people waking up this morning is it's
Hilton in first with one million, three hundred and fifteen
thousand votes. About one hundred thousand plus behind is Bushera.
(01:36):
Stier is about three hundred thousand behind Bashera and some
four hundred thousand behind Hilton. Now in California, remember we
still have it under a severe Shenanigan watch because they're
allowed to count mail in ballots for up to a week.
(01:59):
They tend to heavily Democrat when it comes to mail
in voting, and that'll be probably split between Bishera and Stiers.
So things look really good for Hilton. In the runoff,
it is bisheron Steier, and I think it's clearly going
to be Hilton and Beshera. But with any kind of Shenanigans,
you don't think there was much to overcome that in
(02:20):
the mayor's race. I'm sure the mayor of Los Angeles
is very pleased. She had one hundred and fifty one
thousand votes, next with Spencer Pratt with one hundred and
twenty one thousand votes. So she peaks out at thirty
six percent. Some thought that was higher than she might do.
That's still not very successful or popular. However, once you
(02:41):
get to a runoff, I mean, if I added the
ninety thousand Ramen votes to her one hundred and fifty
one thousand, presuming that's where they go. If it's anti incumbent,
it's anti incumbent. She might be safe. But she's in
the runoff with Spencer Pratt, just as expected in California,
and again ballots still be encountered. I love that line.
(03:02):
They'll be still being counted for up to a week.
US and Iran exchanging missile fire over the Persian Gulf.
It is really hard to call this a cease fire
when there's no ceasing in the firing, that we're close
to peace when we continue to fire now, Lieutenant Colonel
James Carafinal says that's coming. I say, it's just it's
(03:25):
putting lipstick on a pig that doesn't have to be.
You could secure the straight of horm moves, call it
over unless they do anything to upset the flow in
the straight of horm moves or to pursue a weapon
of mass destruction, and then you just rebomb. I don't
(03:47):
know why we've created this into a piece quagmar. Meanwhile,
the President denying reports and negotiations between the US and
Iran have broken down, although the missiles make a good
argument they have A Republican drawn Alabama congressional map is
getting the green light from the US Supreme Court. I
know we have a lot of listeners for those of
you waking up in Birmingham this morning. You will get
(04:07):
your new map in time for the midterms and beyond.
Secretary State Marco Rubio testifying before both the House and
the Senate again today. We've got some highlights and sounds
of the day from yesterday. I don't know why I
went with when I read the news first and it
broke last night about seven, I think I went with
(04:30):
if other I'm in yours again. But it's amazing how
the news sources are all going to oh new that's
all they're playing. Yeah, yeah, but people, Bryson has passed
away at the age of seventy five. We're just at
that age aren't we where everybody that filled the jukebox
(04:50):
of our youth is passing on people. Bryson the latest
at seventy five, Well, the Stanley Cup started with a bang,
not a whimper. And how about Vegas? Now, I can
see the two storylines as they're gonna shape. If you're
in Carolina, Well, we lost game one Montreal, and look
what happened. We bounced right back boom boom, boom, boom boom.
(05:14):
And Vegas, of course they're going, hey, we just stole
game one on the road. Have you ever seen an inchel.
Speaker 3 (05:19):
Fansion team come in and announce their presence with a
dominate for a decade now?
Speaker 1 (05:24):
And they really have? It all started with against our
beloved Breads. Well, they took half of our beloved Breads
to start that organization. I told you there's just something
that screams of playing your best hockey, I mean, at
your absolute best when it matters. Most Vegas fits that description.
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Team of destiny. Vegas fits that description. They've got the
stars that if they play big, can lead this team.
And they got enough in the goal. I say enough
because they hung on to win five to four on
the road last night. Carolina. What was that twenty seconds in?
Twenty five seconds in got that first goal really quick.
(06:07):
I was looking down at my phone for a second,
and I can't say what my son said. I looked
up and there were celebrations going up, So it really
looked like and Carolina was skating hard. It was almost
two to nothing. They were up to nothing. Yeah, but
it was almost two nothing with forty seconds in. Remember,
(06:27):
they came right back down the ice almost scored again immediately,
So it really looked like But then, you know, Vegas
just hung around, hung around, hung around, then took the
lead and then came back in a tied game and
won a five to four. Now the stage is set
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I really liked the Knicks and this in five or
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Canes are good though, I mean, they are the best
team in hockey, but are they the best team in hockey?
Speaker 4 (07:01):
Right?
Speaker 5 (07:01):
This?
Speaker 1 (07:01):
Second time will tell That's kind of the plate. Other
things that are are really interesting beyond these races, and
and the races boiled down to this, can somebody answer
the question. I mean, you've got you've got an al
Qaida linked candidate backed by AOC and the squad that
(07:26):
actually came through in a big win last night to
replace Representative Bonnie Watson Coleman.
Speaker 6 (07:35):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (07:35):
And and that's in the New Jersey race. Uh. You've
got several Trump endorsements. I think probably the biggest everyone's
going to talk about is Hintson in Iowa. That's for
a Senate seat. And you know the so these these
threads of who Trump endorses in a primary, they're present
(07:58):
in the six primary stateslast night. I think the one
thing that's kind of come into the surface should be
the question of the day for you, for any of
our contributors or correspondence, is an anti incumbent referendum in
this midterm in full bloom not a driving issue, not
(08:24):
an anti Trump backlash or historical whoever doesn't have the
White House gets a surge in the midterm, But an
anti incumbent, no matter who you are, has that bloomed,
not forming bloomed. We're going to talk about that throughout
the morning. Scott Pelly getting fired at CBS. Is that
(08:47):
a big story? Fetterman calls out Platner calls him a
flat out creep. So basically read, you'd be the scoreboard
on this. I'm not missing anything. Is there anyone other
than Bernie Sanders standing by Platner?
Speaker 7 (09:05):
I don't know if there is. Chuck Schumer is oh, Chucky?
Is that's right, Chucky? And actually a bunch of them
are if they just don't want to answer questions.
Speaker 1 (09:17):
Well, yeah, who wants to who wants to be on
the cheer squad for that greap? Other than that, what
do you think you saw? Trump lost a no hitter though, right, yeah,
he had one go down. I think the two biggest thing,
I mean, these election results, although I don't I don't
(09:40):
know that anybody thought that Hilton would be in first place.
I mean, I guess we could start with the you know,
our polls still off a pole, is still biased, or
they still having a hard time getting to the people,
but you know, Hilton on top and what appears to
be no close third. So you're not going to get
your two Republicans that it looked like early, but you're
(10:03):
not gonna get your two Democrats either, And you got
your runoff for the mayor's race in Los Angeles. So
this isn't looking like the great setting the Democrats would
want this late in the primary ahead of a midterm
I mean, it's just that simple. But is it an
anti incumbent referendum? I think is the question of the day,
and it sure looks like it. And then can piece
(10:25):
hold in the midst of all this fighting? I guess
it can. I don't even know why you're trying. I mean,
the peace negotiation is a narrative, not a reality possibility,
So I don't know. It's not often that I am
in a complete disagreement with James Carafanum. But I'm in
the country all the time. He's traveling a lot. Maybe
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Welcome a board. Hey wait a minute, you can't talk
right after me. That is crazy. Well, I'm all about
the timing, right the things I do. I really am
kind of like a street performer, aren't I. People just
walk by whatever it'll take to throw a bucket my bucket.
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Request that you break character and do a character is
like ignoring the don't feed the animal sign at the zoo.
Speaker 1 (14:26):
That is true, all right. Well, the votes in California
are still being counted, but it looks as though and shockingly,
Hilton will be on top. The cher will be second.
But as you know, we have a severe chage Shenanigan
watching effect because they can count votes for up to
a week in California. But in that governor's governor's race,
(14:49):
things were looking really good for Steve Hilton, and they
continue to look good. And the mayor's race Los Angeles
mayorcare and Bass we'll make the runoff. She'll be one
of two candidates in the November general election. It sure
looks like Spencer Pratt is going to be the clear
second choice. So far, Pratt has the advantage big time.
(15:12):
Pratt says he sees the votes rolling in in the
Los Angeles Maris race and he likes what he sees.
Speaker 6 (15:17):
This is the first time on since two thousand and
five and incumbent is going to a runoff.
Speaker 1 (15:22):
Well. The US in Iran supposedly negotiating peace, but yesterday
exchanging missiles.
Speaker 4 (15:28):
Reports under the regency, Iran began firing missiles at US
allies after the US attacked an oil tanker bound for
an Iranian port that did not comply with the US blockade.
The US also reportedly struck an Iranian military ground control
station near the Strait of Hormuz, which triggered Iran to
fire missiles at the Gulf nations of Bahrain and Kuwait.
Kuwaiti authorities say the Iranian attack insured a number of
(15:51):
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forced to be suspended for Rains as it intercepted three
Iranian missiles, and called the attacks heinous.
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now enjoyed the podcast. The ballots are still being counted
in California. In fact, I just got this email from
Roger and Sacramento. He is our field reporter. If you will.
He's got a lot of experience with the severe Shenanigan
(17:47):
watch that's in effect. Good morning, Oh shall do it
in Roger's voice. Good morning, Michael's Roger, your reporting results
in California way too early. There are some legitimate reasons
that some ballots are not counted by now, due to
the process or mostly a rigged system. Of course. Unfortunately,
during that time is where I believe the cheating begins.
(18:08):
It's called the red mirage, and it's already being reported here.
I dropped off my ballad to an extra secure drop box.
I wonder what an extra secure drop box in California
looks like. I picture somebody like red and sunglasses in
an old nineteen sixties gray suit with a black hat,
with a box buried in concrete, just standing there, looking around,
(18:30):
real suspicious. Is this the secure drop This is the
secure drop off point. They're all in Orange County. Probably
a good text that inform me when my ballad is
received in another when it is counted for what it's worth.
I'll let you know when that happens. Yeah, they have
up to a week to count these, so nothing is
set in stone until they're all in. But let's go
(18:50):
through the numbers if we can, because I think it's
going to be pretty hard for any Shenanigan change much.
So you've got Hilton. This was with fifty nine percent
reporting and I think it maybe up to sixty one now,
but I'm not going to bother to hit refresh. But
Hilton was at one million, three hundred and fifteen thousand,
(19:10):
eight hundred and forty four so one point three million.
Bishera was at one point two million, one million, two
hundred and fourteen thousand, So that's about exactly one hundred
thousand lead for Hilton, Big State, I get it. But
the two of them are way ahead of Stay Stire
at nine hundred and thirty four thousand, so I don't
(19:31):
think there's going to be much to change this. And
remember Democrats with a higher proclivity to do mail in voting,
even though I'm sure that's not what Rogers said in
and that would be split between Bishera and Stires. So
I don't know that there's anybody really at the at
the Hilton camp very worried that he is not going
(19:51):
to be in the primary. So you're not going to
get the two Republicans, You're not going to get two Democrats.
I think you're going to get Hilton and Bashera, but
we'll see. I'm not calling it early because I'm telling
you what's still to come. But we just don't expect
that much of a change. And same is true for
the mayor's race in Los Angeles. For Karen Bass ends
up with one hundred and fifty one thousand votes thirty
six percent. Pratt was in second with one hundred and
(20:12):
twenty one percent. Nthia Rahman is at ninety thousand. That's
thirty thousand back. I guess that's within Shenanigan range. But
most pretty much Willie Bass is through for sure, and
most presumed Spencer Pratt will be in the runoff with
Karen Bass. I keep bringing up the biggest question of
(20:32):
the day, or really I would call it the biggest
question of the season. I don't see an issue. And
when I say an issue, I mean it's not enough
to just hate Trump. That's not going to get any unity,
any energy, any turnout. I don't see any issue. I
think it was like two election cycles to go or
three election cycles to go. The President of the Democrats
(20:54):
put all their eggs in the abortion basket and it failed.
There was just they tried to take a Supreme Court
ruling and create a backlash and it just didn't happen.
So you look for you know, Pratt would be one
of those you would identify. I think Hilton would be
one of those you would identify. I'm sorry that both
turned out to be Republicans in the example. But where
(21:16):
you actually have a personality, Barack Obama was a and
quite the phenomenon at that a celebrity candidate. He was
a big shooting star of JFK, charisma and crazy and
weirdly enough, during the campaign went to Germany and as
(21:39):
a presidential candidate, go to Germany today we are all
we are community organizers. It was just bizarre. And so
you look for that. And if there is any case
of that, Pratt would be it. I mean, he would
be the it. And it's just a mayor's race. So
I'm not seeing personality driven, handed it driven. I'm not
(22:01):
seeing issue driven. I'm not seeing referendum, you know, backlash driven.
What I am seeing is an incumbent referendum blossom. Now
that's an interesting conversation. We'll have it with our senior contributor,
David SNATI and some of our other correspondence today. But
I am a pure anti incumbent voter. Marsha Blackburn's going
(22:27):
to find that out in a few months. I can't
stand any of them. We're forty treellion dollars in debt.
If you've been an office, you're part of the problem.
You're full of something, and it's mostly my tax dollars.
Whether you wear an R or a D, you all stink.
If I'm rooting for anything, it's not. It's the rise
of our republic through the fall of the two party stranglehold.
But having said that, there's not a big incumbent referendum
(22:51):
going on in the Republican Party right now. So where
is it going on? Oh you're going to love this
to CNN, and they're really good looking curious reporter and otis.
She gets shocked by the findings of the numbers. But
so she does the big setup. Here we come. She says,
(23:13):
you know what I'm gonna do it. I have time.
Listen to this setup. This is all about, Oh, we've
got all these races going on in the country today.
It's really setting up the momentum and the storyline for
what the midterms are going to be. And watch how
shock she is at what the results are listening?
Speaker 10 (23:33):
What message are voters going to send?
Speaker 1 (23:36):
He know it's Harry Enton running the numbers for you.
Henny's hear this.
Speaker 5 (23:39):
Now, dumb Crawds are hoping to win the wind control
once again.
Speaker 1 (23:45):
First of all, I think they interrupt this entire serious
segment that is really memorable perspective for you today. You
probably won't get on any other show just to say.
I think Harry definitely is smitten by this particular reporter.
He is going and melt like I've never seen him
as he's about to shock the snod out of her.
Speaker 5 (24:03):
Listen, how does the party feel about Democrats right now?
Speaker 11 (24:07):
Yeah, the Democratic base is very much divided. I take
a chop right down the middle, and they are very
dissatisfied with the direction the party is going. And you
can see it right here because this is I mean, hello, Democrats,
who are satisfied with the dem Party In twenty twenty six,
it's only about forty six percent. Fifty two percent are dissatisfied.
(24:29):
They're this is Democrats, this is Democrats. We're dissatisfied with
their own party. The majority Now I want to put
this into some context for you, which was Joe Biden
back in twenty twenty four put in arguably the worst
presidential debate I have ever seen, ever seen, and yet
fifty three percent of Democrats were actually satisfied with Biden
(24:50):
as the nominee. After that debate, the majority were satisfied.
And yet today a lower percentage forty six percent are
actually satisfied with the party. So the Demo Democratic Party,
according to Democratic voters, well, their pissed offness, if I
could sec it has never been higher.
Speaker 1 (25:07):
That is a fascinating and fascinating comparison. Ye, really it really,
I really think they're going out for a drink later.
But that aside, there's two things to just throw out
as a side note, as like, if you called me
and said we're we are pulling registered Republicans, I would
(25:30):
have to interrupt and say I'm no longer a Republican.
Now you would be missing all of my dissatisfaction. So
I don't know how much these numbers, how many Democrats
after that terrible debate performance and after really coming to
(25:51):
the conclusion, wait a minute, the DNC has ignored we
the voters in the Democrat party three presidential cycles in
a row, and they left the party. In other words,
these numbers could be far worse if all the Democrats
who left, It's like doing a poll in New York
or Illinois or California. Well, and this is with how
(26:13):
many Democrats who have moved, not in the equation. So
you know, all these numbers have to be taken with
a grain of salt because you don't know who's left
the party, but it is it's clearly if there is
a referendum anti incumbent referendum in America, it's certainly a
much bigger problem for Democrats than it is Republicans. And
(26:37):
now the majority of Democrats are dissatisfied with their party.
Now part of this is split down the middle because
the party's been at war with itself. Remember the goal
of the Justice Democrats was to first take over the
Democrat Party, and they're halfway there, then change the electoral college,
then dismantle the republic. The way they've grabbed to get
(27:01):
to that halfway point Islamists along the way, which is
pretty frightening. I mean, we have an Al Qaeda linked
to an Akkaido Organization link candidate with a full backing
of the squad who made it through the primaries last night,
so you've got you know. I like to say maybe
(27:23):
eleven twelve percent is Lomist up to about thirty thirty
two percent Communist, Socialist, anti American, and that's how they're
getting to nearly half the party. And they don't need
half the party to take over the party. Now, what
I've tried to warn them and Democrats that have allowed
them to have a place at the table. The problem
(27:44):
with a parasite when it wins is the host dies
and the parasite dies with it. There's no way for
the party to survive this. And it's already gone too far. Now.
That's why I said now six years ago, by the
end of this decade, one or both parties will be gone,
and thank God for it. I always felt like could
(28:06):
be the Democrats first, but depending on how this handoff
goes with trump Ism, Republicans could still die too. We
just don't know what they are with Trump out of
the equation or what they'll become. And if there wasn't
that Trump influence, I promise you there'd be an anti
incumbent sentiment. First of all, there'd be something wrong with
(28:30):
the voters in America, the citizens of America. If there
wasn't an anti incumbency referendum right now, what have they done?
What have they solved? They didn't solve the boarder the
president did. They've gotten you forty trillion dollars in debt.
(28:55):
You trust them with your health care, you trust them
with public safety. One of the parties is trying to
destroy public safety. But make no mistake about it. I
can only do today as of June third. Is there
a star candidate arising?
Speaker 9 (29:10):
No?
Speaker 1 (29:10):
Is there a star issue. No, there is an anti
incumbent referendum spirit in America that will shape the midterms.
And the party with the biggest problem with this is
the Democrats, not the Republicans. Wat Cherry goes on to
the contact. Sure, how upset democrats are?
Speaker 6 (29:27):
Right?
Speaker 5 (29:27):
Okay, so how upset are they?
Speaker 10 (29:30):
How how does Democrats feel about Democrats and Congress specifically?
Speaker 11 (29:33):
Yeah, I feel like we're turning into Tonight Show here. Okay,
how upset are they in Congress?
Speaker 6 (29:37):
Right?
Speaker 11 (29:37):
So, you see this forty six percent who are satisfied
with party, the majority who are dissatisfied with party. Again,
this forty six percent lower than they were satisfied with
Biden as the nominee after the worst debate performance of
all time. And you can just see it right here,
I mean Democrats and that approval of Congressional Democrats. Look
at this in October at twenty twenty five, right during
that shutdown, that first shutdown, plus twenty two points, and
(29:58):
then that approval writing so Democrats okay, fairly satisfied with
Democrats Congress today though, look at that. That is an
over thirty point drop of declimb right into the ocean
right there, minus nine points that I will note it
had never been negative. Democrats have always had a positive
net approval rating of their own party in Congress, in
every Congress before this one. But now what we're seeing
(30:19):
is consistent numbers across the board where Democrats are underwater.
Congressional Democrats are underwater with their own.
Speaker 1 (30:26):
Party and once plus twenty two a year ago, now
minus nine unprecedented, never has happened before. Expect unprecedented results
in the midterm. Is the bottom line. This is a
party with no message, playing an old game plan that
everyone has rejected, and they played it too long. People
(30:47):
want unity, people want ideas, people want solutions. There is
an anti two party system referendum forming. There is an
anti incumbent bigger for the Democrat problem that is already
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It's your Morning show with Michael del Chorno.
Speaker 1 (32:42):
The votes in California's governor's race, like all races, still
being counted and will be with mail in votes for
up to a week. But Democrat Xavier Bishera is telling
his supporters last night he's feeling pretty good about how
things are coming in.
Speaker 11 (32:57):
As your governor, I am ready to lead the fight
to uphold California's promise.
Speaker 3 (33:04):
So far.
Speaker 1 (33:04):
Waking up this morning, Steve Hilton's actually in first place,
not second place, with Democrat Tom Steyer in third place
close behind. The vote counting could go on for days,
with mail in voting tabulations for up to a week
in California. Most political experts say mail in votes tend
to tilt towards Democrats. The two top vote getters will
advance to the general election. Meanwhile, and that mayor's race, well,
(33:31):
she's almost there. She's made into the runoff. Incumbent Los
Angeles Merri Karen Bass will make the runoff. She'll be
one of the two candidates. The other appears as though
it will be Spencer Pratt. Spencer Pratt said he likes
the way the numbers looked to him last night as well.
This is the first time with since two thousand and five,
and incumbent is going to a runoff. Meanwhile, Scott Pelley
(33:53):
over at CBS in sixty Minutes fired You Now.
Speaker 4 (33:56):
Former sixty Minutes' host was let go after a confrontation
with the show's new executive producer. In a letter to
pelle Nick Bilton said he was disappointed Pelly chose to
ambush him by criticizing him during his first meeting with staff.
He went on to say that in a meeting with
Pelley Tuesday, the host made clear he wasn't interested in
a path forward together. This comes after reports from The
(34:17):
New York Times that Pelly slammed the network's top editor,
Barry Weiss, during a contentious meeting among sixty Minutes employees.
Speaker 1 (34:24):
I'm Mark Mayfield. I knew three parts series entitled Michael
Jackson The Verdict is streaming on Netflix starting today. Tammy
Trehillo has the preview.
Speaker 5 (34:34):
I was duror number eight.
Speaker 1 (34:35):
What has to be proven is beyond a reasonable doubt?
Can you doubt that happened?
Speaker 5 (34:47):
The docuseries examines the Late pop Stars two thousand and
three child molestation charges, the two thousand and five trial,
and the media frenzy surrounding it all. It features key
courtroom figures including jurors, witnesses, accusers, and offenders from both
the prosecution and the defense. Jackson was acquitted on all counts.
I'm Tammy Trichio.
Speaker 1 (35:05):
Pretty much, it'll be just like the movie, only completely different.
Three national days to celebrate today.
Speaker 10 (35:10):
We'll start with National a day celebrating the protein rich
staple with about seventy calories. Then we move on to
National Chocolate Macaroon Day. You choose the American chewy coconut
or the French almond based which brings us to the
third national day. It's National Repeat day. So do something
you like and then do it again. I'm Bree Tennis
(35:31):
and baseball.
Speaker 1 (35:31):
Tiger shut out the Rays eight nothing yesterday, Guardians outslugged
the Yankees nine to four, Reds beat the Royals four
to three. Cards lost seven to four to the Rangers.
A's two to one over the Cubbies, Pirates ten six
over the Astros, Angels lost Day two to the Rockies,
and the Dodgers nipped the Dbacks six to five. Golden
Knights took Game one on the road five to four
over the Hurricanes in Carolina. Game two coming up Thursday
(35:55):
in the NHL Stanley Cup Finals at seven o'clock. NBA
Finals tip off tonight. It's the Nick in San Antonio
to take on the Spurs. Seven thirty birthdays today, golfing
great Hail Irwin is eighty one. CNN host Anderson Cooper
fifty nine, seventy six are great, Billy Cunningham eighty three.
Joe Biden claims she's seventy five. If it's your birthday,
(36:16):
Happy birthday. We're so glad you were born.
Speaker 8 (36:18):
We're all in this together. This is your Morning Show
with Michael Ndel Jorno
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