June 12, 2025 • 35 mins
Hogg is out, arrests are coming, and we remember the genius of Brian Wilson
The Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency is seeking new ways to ramp up arrests nationwide. White House Correspondent JON DECKER is available to talk about some of the ideas that are being floated.
Brian Wilson, founder of the Beach Boys, passed away Wednesday. Scott G. Shea, a leading music historian and author, joins us to remember the man and his music.
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Sitting here watching some of the footage of the Air
India plane crash.
Speaker 4 (00:39):
And it's amazing.
Speaker 3 (00:40):
A piece of luggage that looks untouched, just wheeled off,
and then there's portions of the plane that are unrecognizable
and disintegrating. Again, we don't know two hundred and forty
plus on board. It would be the definition of a
miracle if anybody has survived this. There is a portion
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of the tail end of the plane sticking out of
a collapsed brick building. Although anyone who has seen the explosion,
twelve hours of fuel on board can't imagine anyone's alive
and the question is what is the death toll on
the ground. We continue to keep our eye on just
a tragic plane crash. Air India flight bound for London
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with two hundred and forty two souls on board, crashing
in a highly populated inner city area shortly after takeoff
in India this morning. Also, anti immigration enforcement protests continue
in the cities around the country. It looks like Chicago
is the one begging for more. It's mayor actually calling
on Chicagoans to stand up and fight. The US is
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working to evacuate non essential staff and their dependents from
embassies in Baghdad amid the heightened security concerns in the region.
Speaker 4 (01:56):
Keep in mind.
Speaker 3 (01:57):
We're having very serious negotiations with Iran over nuclear weapons capabilities.
Iran is not progressing in these talks at all, and
the President has threatened that he will take out their
enriched geranium facilities and their ambitions along with it. Now
the Minister of Defense from Iran threatening to target US sites.
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Thus the evacuation. President's going through the trade deal with China.
So far everything looks great. Prices rose lesson expected in May,
so much for inflation.
Speaker 4 (02:29):
And this is.
Speaker 3 (02:30):
Before China and US the two biggest economies come to
a trade agreement, and Bob Dylan, Elton John just some
of the music royalty paying respects to the genius of
Brian Wilson, the founder of the Beach Boys, who died
at eighty two. We're going to visit with Scotchie scha
He is an award winning music historian and author. I'm
the genius of Brian Wilson emails. This one comes from
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the home office from Andriana. It's really Andrea, but Andreetta
is a oh my s Marriada from Ralph Berstrokes World.
She goes hah, fun, fun, fun, and surfing are my
favorite Beach Boys songs. Of course you didn't like the
happy songs. My wife is really convinced I only like
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sad songs. Really, I think she might be right. In fact,
you want to know what I really hate? Yeah, don't
worry be happy. No, I did miss this one. Roger wrote,
you know in my room was a pretty Oh yes
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it was.
Speaker 4 (03:38):
I forgot it. Well, that's the harmonies right in my room.
Speaker 3 (03:50):
God only knows so many great Beach Boy songs and
the mind behind it all, the genius behind it all,
of course, Brian Wilson gone at the age of two
eighty two, will remember him coming up just to follow
up to another big story, maybe with an interesting twist.
Speaker 4 (04:06):
All right, So.
Speaker 3 (04:08):
Ten second version, Democrat voters would have nominated Bernie Sanders
in twenty sixteen, the DNC rigged it for Hillary. Democrat
voters would have nominated Bernie Sanders in twenty twenty. The
DNC rigged it for Joe Biden. Then they faked a presidency.
Then they handed all of his primary votes to Kamala Harris.
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She didn't earn a single primary vote and became the nominee.
This party is disgruntled with having its primary voice ignored
and their elections stolen three times in a row. So
moving forward, Bernie's passed the torch DOOC. She's going to
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be the front runner. They're going to try to steal
it from her and hand it to Ronney Manuel and
Wes Moore. The other drama that's been working against them
is Dave Hog. This guy's committing twenty million dollars to
targeting Democrats and primaries. Now, these are Democrat candidates in
primaries that are secure solid. Now the DNC is going
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to have to use their money and their energies to
battle their own party. Why because Hog is the money
behind the socialist justice movement with the Democrat Party and
they're not targeting Republicans, They're targeting Democrats. They want to
first take over the Democrat Party, then eliminate the electoral College,
then dismantle the republic And they made this guy vice chair.
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Now what do you do? And then on Monday, I
think it was, we had the Zoom call that was
released and you have the city chairman of the DNC
crying and telling David Hog, I simply can't fight Republicans.
Speaker 4 (05:52):
And you.
Speaker 3 (05:56):
Now from the hill we get the headline David Hog
for goes reelection for DNC vice chair. The drama that
was setting up is if you remove him as the
vice chair of the DNC, he's more empowered than ever
and still has the twenty million dollars to target your
candidates and a war cry to go with his war chest.
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If you can get him to quietly leave, that would
be the best scenario for the DNC. Is that what's happening.
Hog is out as DNC vice chair. There will be
no Hog in the henhouse. Pun intended once again, the
Democrat party has made sure that the Socialist Democrat will
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not be a part of the party.
Speaker 4 (06:46):
Machine.
Speaker 3 (06:48):
Doesn't change what's going to happen, doesn't change the checkmate.
And the checkmate is this. And remember early primary. These
Socialist Democrats, they they pick their leader ahead of time,
and it was Bernie then and now Bernie saying it's AOC.
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Now she will get off to a big lead and
they're going to have to do a bait and switch again.
Can they get away with it a fourth time without
destroying their party? And if they don't get away with
it and AOC gets the nomination, the party's destroyed. Either way,
This parasite is going to kill the host and itself
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along the way. DNC members voted two hundred and ninety
four to ninety nine to redo the election of both
vice chairs. This was all the move to remove Hog.
He's going to be gone, but his twenty million dollars
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and his targeting. And again we don't know what percentage
of this party, it's somewhere around thirty to thirty six
percent are Socialist Democrats and their intent is to take
over the party. Now there is no establishment Democrat party left,
so you've got progressive and it's a fine line between
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these progressives today and socialists. But this anti American, anti
Democrat party socialist movement within the party that's at civil
war with its party is somewhere around thirty to thirty
six percent. But don't remember the percentage of Democrats that
don't think they've gone left enough, haven't fought Trump hard enough,
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and they could join forces. This may be their most
difficult bait and switch, because even with Hillary it looked believable.
With Joe it was a stretch. I mean, Joe was
fourth in Iowa seventh and new hand. I'm sure he
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was telling stories about corn pop.
Speaker 4 (09:07):
It was.
Speaker 3 (09:07):
It was a tough one, but everything was so chaotic
with COVID and with Trump disorder, everybody's like, yeah, maybe
it would be sensible to have a nice old politician.
This is going to be a difficult one for them
to pull off. Now you know who the DNC wants.
They signaled it early and I told Gerally, the only
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one that's really kind of botched it up was Governor
Newsom was trying to weasel his way in starting to
do the podcast be the more sensible one. But no,
the DNC's pivot is Ronnie Manuel. Enough about the bathroom,
Let's focus on the classroom. He's their pivot from woke.
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He's their pivot to a new reasonable the only really
authentic one as Fetterman. But that's their plan, and they're
going to pair them up with Wes Moore. So how
do they keep AOC from getting the nomination and get
it to Ronny Manuel and Wes Moore.
Speaker 4 (10:09):
Well, you got to get rid of Hog first. That's done.
Speaker 3 (10:12):
Now how they pull the rest off and Hogs twenty
million dollars is still going to be used to target
Democrats in this upcoming midterm, making any ability to stop
Donald Trump look less and less possible. That's a major
update today, And of course, a major eye needs to
be kept on the evacuation of our embassies and non
essential personnel in the region as the talks of iron
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continue to not progress and the threat of a military
exchange continues to increase. All Right, the Immigration and Customs
Enforcement Agency is seeking new ways to ramp up arrest nationwide.
White House Correspondent John Decker is joining us to talk
about some of the ideas that are being floated.
Speaker 4 (10:53):
Good morning, John, Hey, good morning to you.
Speaker 5 (10:56):
Michael, Well, what we've seen in Los Angeles is playing
out all across the country in the sense that Immigration
and Customs Enforcement ICE, they are carrying out workplace raids
across the country, just like the one in the Garment
district of Los Angeles last week that kicked off these protests.
The goal, according to the White House, is rounding up
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three thousand, at least three thousand individuals per day who
are in the country illegally. They don't have to have
a criminal background, it's just whether or not they're in
the country illegally. That's a lofty goal. But in order
to meet that goal, as you can imagine, ICE is
really stretched pretty thin. They're staggering shifts. The agents are
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available seven days a week in order to try to
meet those arrest goals.
Speaker 3 (11:45):
So let me ask a question that needs to be asked.
All right, So we also we all said from the
very beginning, the easy part is when you're targeting the rapist,
the murderers, the gang members, the drug lords, the human
traffickers who are doing other unlawful things in addition to
the unlawful act of entering the country illegally. If the
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President started there, I said from the very beginning, he'll
probably have the majority of America support him, and that
turned out to be the case. When you start to
just getting to round up people who have done nothing
else wrong other than entering the country illegally, that becomes
a tougher sell. Should we presume that all the rapist murderers,
gang members, drug lords, human traffickers have already been rounded
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up and we're now to those who just entered the
country illegally, or we're trying to expand to both, because
I think the latter one he's going to have a
difficult time keeping the American people on his side.
Speaker 5 (12:40):
Yeah, you know, that's an interesting question.
Speaker 4 (12:43):
It's an excellent.
Speaker 5 (12:44):
Question, Michael. And you wonder, you know, whether or not
the effort in terms of rounding up the criminal element
that is in the country, the illegal criminal element that
is in the country has already essentially been taken care of,
and now they're focused on individuals that are simply in
the country illegally. Even those who have over state of visa,
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for instance, would be targeted under this approach. You know,
the goal of three thousand, that's a lofty goal. And
even if you meet that goal, the next question Michael
is where do you detain all of those individuals? That's
not an easy answer to come by. Yeah, and I
know there's some people probably screaming at the radio. This
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is not the first president who has done this, and
Democrat presidents have certainly deported illegals. But at this time
and with what the theater that is playing out happening,
this will be a tougher sell for the American people.
And the timing will be everything, and the messaging will
be everything. John great reporting as always. We'll talk again tomorrow.
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All right, We're going to next half hour.
Speaker 3 (13:52):
Remember Scott Scott Gisha, who is a historian and a
musical historian and author, is going to join us to
remember Ryan Wilson and the genius of Brian Wilson as
it conflates, obviously with the impact of the Beach Boys
in general.
Speaker 2 (14:07):
It's your morning show with Michael Delchoano.
Speaker 3 (14:12):
All of our thoughts and more productively, our prayers are
aimed at India. A passenger plane with over two hundred
and forty one on board is crashed into a very
crowded inner city area. Mark Mayfield reports police.
Speaker 6 (14:25):
See the Air India flight went down in the western
city of a Metabad, but no word on any fatalities.
Aviation expert Paul Edwards says it's still too soon to
say what went wrong.
Speaker 7 (14:35):
It looks like some foremost catastrophic failure which made it
lose speaking now, that could be one of the engines,
It could be a whole headst of differencies.
Speaker 6 (14:46):
The crash appeared to occur as the aircraft was taking off,
with local media showing smoke and fire near the airport.
Speaker 3 (14:52):
Our Markneyfield State Department is ordering all non essential staff
to leave the embassy in a rock as tensions continue
to rise between the US and Iran.
Speaker 8 (15:00):
Staff members are also being told to leave US embassies
in Kuwait and Bahrain. The order came after Iran threatened
to target US military bases in the Middle East. The
US and Iran have reportedly reached a stalemate in their
nuclear negotiations, and President Trump has threatened to strike Iran
if the talks failed. Iran's defense minister responded to Trump's
threats by saying it will target without hesitation US basis
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within its reach. I'm tammage Rhea.
Speaker 3 (15:27):
Each Boys founder Brian Wilson is dead at the age
of eighty two.
Speaker 4 (15:29):
The family made the announcement on his website.
Speaker 3 (15:31):
He's considered one of the most innovative songwriters of the
twentieth century. Also had a solo career and toured regularly
since nineteen ninety nine. No further details were given on
the cause of death. We're going to visit with music
historian and author Scott G. Shay and remembered the genius
of Brian Wilson. Coming up next half hour.
Speaker 4 (15:49):
Bad news for US thunder fans.
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We didn't thunder up, we thundered down, fell one sixteen
one oh seven of the Pacers. We now trailed two
games to one. Game four tomorrow night in Indiana Stanley
Cup Finals. Tonight Panthers up two games to one. They'll
be on the ice against the Oilers Game four in Miami.
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Good Morning, Your Morning Show, Jeffrey. I just want to
let you know how happy I am for you and
the rest of your family.
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I think this is a wonderful thing.
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And I nominate your grandpa name as g Daddy. And
also want to know where do I send my Tennessee
Titans onesie for the little guy?
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Have a great day.
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Finally, Mary says something I disagree with.
Speaker 4 (17:05):
What is that?
Speaker 3 (17:06):
I thought that would never happen. That's my soulmate. Yeah,
it will be a Cleveland Browns ones see. Oh my goodness, police, No,
we got it. We got a two tone blue baby,
especially with you know, like a quarterback three quarterback, like
a Johnny Manziel from three Quarterbacks ago. Do we have
a name yet? Colson? Colson Coulson. So do you feel
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old being a grandfather? I mean I really don't. I'm
looking forward to getting back into hitting ground balls. That's
what I did with Austin when he.
Speaker 4 (17:41):
Was a kid. Yeah, you got to do do all
the training. So yeah, I'm ready to get back into.
Speaker 3 (17:45):
That's all my brother does. He's working with all his grandkids.
He got one that's a catcher, one that's a left
handed hitter he's working on. I want him to get
out there, make the major leagues and build g Deddy
a house.
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I like it.
Speaker 3 (17:57):
I like playing with their legs, fresh legs, do legs.
We had to pray real hard as about six eight
weeks ago he was trying to come too early.
Speaker 4 (18:07):
Yes he was. Now we're praying he comes today.
Speaker 3 (18:10):
Otherwise he'll be born on Friday the thirteenth. Have to
name him Jason. Anyway, Jeffrey has not slept. We thought
he was coming last night. He still has not come yet. No,
but it should be today. So congratulations to you.
Speaker 4 (18:29):
Thank you.
Speaker 3 (18:30):
We're gonna remember Brian Wilson with author and historian Scott G.
Speaker 4 (18:35):
Shay.
Speaker 3 (18:35):
We've had Scott on before about his book, Just a
terrific mind. I can't think of anyone better to remember
the genius of Brian Wilson with other than him. I'm
gonna say something that's going to really shock a lot
of you. I kind of missed newspapers. I missed the
paper itself, and I think it's most neuro association. So
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when I was young, i'd be at Wrigley Field. Now
I was like seven eight years old. I had no
desire to drink a beer, but there was just something
about the Hams beer guy and he, you know, he
like pop two at once, pour him at the same
time into the cup and hand him to the adults.
Speaker 4 (19:24):
And it just looked so wonderful.
Speaker 3 (19:27):
And to this day, just so you know, A, I
don't get drunk on purpose, I don't believe in it,
but I will have a drink. I would never drink
a beer because A I'm allergic to something in beer
and I get very sick. But to this day, whenever
I go to a baseball game, I'll have a beer.
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And it's that neuro association from sitting there as a kid.
And I also remember as a kid always wanting to
be like on the commuter train with my fresh paper,
reading the paper on my way to work, or you
know how they used to do. And that's kind of
how I feel sometimes when I do these segments that that, well,
we don't really have a newspaper, we don't really we're
not on a commuter train. We're just one on one
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together in the car at home. And if we were
a newspaper, I would point to this story and say, hey,
don't miss this. Not everybody that comes through the border
illegally goes on to work in a fabric stock shop
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or picking vegetables or painting or opening restaurants when you
open the border up wide, as Joe Biden did. Do
you remember when the Democrats read brought this up off
the air earlier this morning, when they were so critical
of the Republicans for not supporting the immigration deal. They
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were willing to let that deal that they wanted the
Republicans to sign on would have allowed five thousand illegal crossings.
Speaker 4 (21:03):
A day.
Speaker 3 (21:04):
Now, look how outrage they are that if and I
realize it's gonna be a difficult sell for the president,
but if the president should target three thousand illegals a day,
that's outrageous, that's tyrannical.
Speaker 4 (21:19):
That's a dictator.
Speaker 3 (21:20):
That's somebody using the military against his own citizens.
Speaker 4 (21:23):
Well, no, they're not citizens. They entered the country illegally.
Speaker 3 (21:28):
Like other presidents, he's given them the chance to turn
themselves in, leave and set up a process to come
back legally, Like other presidents he's deporting, but suddenly he's
the devil for doing it. And if you should target,
as we just talked with John Decker, three thousand a day,
that's outrageous, but it wasn't outrageous when Joe Biden was
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letting ten thousand a day in.
Speaker 4 (21:55):
Well, just so you don't lose.
Speaker 3 (21:56):
Track after nine to eleven and the nine eleven commission
basically came to these two conclusions. One failure of imagination,
which I cried bs on immediately because I saw the
movie executive decision with Kurt Russell, and that was using
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a plane as a weapon in jihad to strike fear
into the hearts of the infidels. So if it was
a failure of imagination, it was just a dereliction of
duty because Hollywood even knew it.
Speaker 4 (22:33):
Or maybe Hollywood game the idea, I don't know which.
Speaker 3 (22:36):
The other conclusion was the agencies weren't communicating that we
needed like a Department of Homeland Security to make sure
that the NSA and the CIA and local law enforcement,
the FBI all knew what each other knew. No, the
real problem was we allowed people into the country and
then we lost track of them. We didn't know who
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was in our country. That's the problem. Now to mention
that several of them were down in Florida training on
how to fly planes they would eventually use as a weapon.
Speaker 4 (23:13):
So a gentle reminder.
Speaker 3 (23:14):
While we're just you know, on the commuter train, and
there's all these stories in this new newspaper, don't miss
this one right here, how the federal government caught a
migrant trying to enter the US to commit an ISIS
inspired mass shooting at a Jewish center. Yeah, some are
gang members, some are drug lords, some are human traffickers,
some are rapists, some are murderers. Some of them are
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terrorists too. And you know what, you don't know which
they are until they act, and that's too late. The
President looked pretty excited about the framework and the handshake
between China and the US. He's still pouring over this
deal and it's not done yet, but it looks done
and in it China will will ship rare earth materials
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up front, and it's a better percentage deal. Oh and
inflation didn't even go up when you were uncertain. Here
comes a big victory for Trump. While all this theater
on the ground is to distract you from that. We
talked earlier in the five o'clock hour, six o'clock Eastern hour.
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This is all paid for a theater. It's all partisan,
political paid for anarchist theater. What's happening in the Middle East,
in the epicenter of the world, that's not I mean
I would be praying, especially for those on the ground.
I can't imagine anybody on the plane lived in India,
but this death toll is really going to rise. I mean,
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it landed in a very urban area and it destroyed blocks.
It's quite an explosion. The other thing I would be
praying about is Iran. So the US the State Department
has ordered all non essential staff to leave the US
embassy in Baghdad. Why well, no one thinks it's a
good idea for Iran to be a nuclear power. It
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is the most predictable threat to the region and the world.
A lot of people have said that, a lot of
people have talked about that, a lot of presidents have
but nobody's ever done anything to stop it. It's clear
to everyone that Russia, China, and Iran are all in cahoutz.
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I do think North Korea is somewhat of a crazy
free agent by way of an arm of China. So
George W. Bush was right about the access of evil
and this enriched geranium. This is beyond electricity grade. Energy
(25:57):
grade difference is it's time to come to the table,
come to an agreement, or we're going to take out
your ability. The Iran nuke talks have not been progressing,
the rhetoric towards an airstrike is and now personnel is
(26:17):
being removed because the foreign minister from Iran said, oh,
you want to threaten us with bomb threats, we'll take
out blank. So if you want to really you know,
follow narratives, theater, follow all this rioting, you want to
really make your prayers count. This is the epicenter of
the world. This could lead to World war this could
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lead This is an all time maybe even end of
time thing to be praying about. Don't miss that story.
And just to follow up, we've talked about Hog and
the whole play by the Democrats and the socialist Democrats
within the Democrat Party. That new step is Hog is
out as a vice chair, still got twenty million dollars
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and he still has a of targeting Democrat candidates in
the midterms. So the DNC is still going to have
to battle him the Socialist Justice Democrats, but they won't
have him in the Henhouse per se. Anyway, those are
if we're all on a commuter train, those are the
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This is your morning show with Michael del Trano. Hey,
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I just want to point out to you that you
have listeners here in Indiana, but love those Pacers. Keep
that in mind when you talk trash about our pacers.
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Well, I can't win for losing a little Barack Obama
moment here for being national. I lived in Tulsa, Oklahoma
for twenty years, and so I'll never forget. I put
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If it's your year, I'll be happy for you, but
we've got some unfinished business. We finally got back to
an NBA final, and I love this. I love all
five of these. I love.
Speaker 4 (30:03):
All eight of our five starters and three off the bench.
Speaker 3 (30:08):
Just a great team, great group of guys, but you
root for your team out route for mine.
Speaker 4 (30:13):
Hey, this is not just a classic from the Beach Boys.
Speaker 3 (30:19):
I think it's one of the most genius songs ever written,
arranged and recorded, and that's part for the course when
you have a genius behind it. Brian Wilson, who passed
away yesterday at the age of eighty two. Scott Gisha,
we've had on the show before, is a music historian
and author, and he joins us to remember this. You know,
it doesn't matter what news report I'm reading or who's
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remembering him, whether it's Elton John or Bob Dylan. The
word genius just keeps coming up, doesn't it.
Speaker 7 (30:49):
Sure, Yeah, musical genius, that's for sure. I don't know
if he was Einstein level, but hey, yeah, he certainly
was the musical genius.
Speaker 4 (30:55):
Talk about you know, how interesting was the time?
Speaker 3 (30:59):
I think the probably he jumps out at everybody is
when he pulled himself off the road and then they're
out touring and he's back home composing and writing and arranging.
Then they come back from the road and boom into
a studio session. He was probably at his best and
certainly his happiest home alone writing and arranging.
Speaker 7 (31:22):
Right. Yeah, you know, he always kind of struggled with
mental illness and had dealt with stage right and just
the grind of the touring life and figured that he
was better, you know, best suited at home writing and
arranging and getting their sessions ready. And the group went
along with it because I mean he was really he
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was the brains behind their sound. Of course, don't tell
Mike Love that, but you know he you know, he was,
and and he made the great use of it. I
mean he kept them on the charts. You know, put
the Pet Sounds album together, which is the universally considered
one of the pop albums, rock and roll albums, whatever
you want to call it from that era, and you know,
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kept them in even though you know, it was a
struggle of going into the late sixties because it was
such a competitive and vastly changing atmosphere.
Speaker 4 (32:13):
That's so tough to do and you get paid to
do it.
Speaker 3 (32:16):
So but you know, I think of Kansas Left Overture,
I think of Led Zeppelin four, I think of we
could throw out any Beatles probably Sergeant Pepper would be like,
how do you ever look back and go, Okay, this
is one of the most significant albums ever.
Speaker 4 (32:34):
But whenever somebody does it's Pet Sounds. Yeah for sure.
Speaker 7 (32:38):
Well it's enduring, it's enjoyable, it's it's great from song
to song, you know. And and I think it's multi generational.
So you know, I think the albums that you mentioned,
and I could probably throw in a few others.
Speaker 3 (32:54):
Boston's First, Yeah, there was a lot of them, rumors
everyone would agree on.
Speaker 7 (33:00):
Right, Yeah, you know, Born to Run and They're Born
in the USA by Bruce Fingstein.
Speaker 4 (33:03):
A lot of I can't stand Bruce Springsteen. I'll have
to interrupt you on that one.
Speaker 7 (33:09):
He's a polarizing figure.
Speaker 4 (33:10):
I get it.
Speaker 7 (33:10):
But yeah, musically and socially. But uh, you know, there's
just certain albums that just that just clicked like that
with the social consciousness, and that was that was one
of them, and a lot of them aren't really appreciated
in their time. And and pet Sounds was was was
of that.
Speaker 4 (33:26):
It was not a it was.
Speaker 7 (33:27):
Not a smashing success when it came out, but you know,
within a year or so it achieved the legendary status.
Speaker 3 (33:35):
Well, the Beatles and the Beach Boys were the sixties,
as Elvis and Buddy Holly and uh Garry were the fifties. Uh,
you know, but such what what do you think? What
do you think the secret sauce was to that Beach
Boys sound? How would you put it into words?
Speaker 7 (33:54):
As Brian Wilson one, You know, he just hadn't He
visualized and he might have been part of his medalelas
he visualized the arrangements and the notes almost coming to him.
You know, he could see them floating above the piano,
and he just I mean, not only did he create
the Beach Boys, now he created the sound of summer.
You know, he created a whole musical genre. I mean,
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I was watching I remember watching SpongeBob SquarePants with my
kids in there little and it's it's a summer beach episode.
And every song that they do sounds like a Beach
Boys song, you know, and they weren't Beach Boys songs,
but they sounded like him. You know.
Speaker 4 (34:27):
It's the sound of summer.
Speaker 3 (34:28):
Sound of summer happiness. I mean, just a lot of those.
But and then that I guess if we started doing
the nuts and bolts, harmonies, rhythm, the lyrics, you know,
they were deep lyrics, but but the lyrics were there.
Do you have a favorite beach I went with God
only knows because it's one of my four favorite songs ever,
along with Over the Rainbow, Wonderful World and fly Me
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to the Moon.
Speaker 4 (34:50):
I loved Sloop John B.
Speaker 3 (34:51):
I used to be an oldies radio so you know,
I never really liked the fun, fun, fun and surface far.
Speaker 4 (34:58):
I did like good vibrations.
Speaker 7 (35:00):
I mean there's good songs on every album.
Speaker 4 (35:03):
I do like their car songs.
Speaker 7 (35:04):
I'm a car guy, you know, so I like those,
But I gotta I love surfs up. It was a
song from the Smile album, which you know, which was
supposed to be the follow up to the Pet Sounds
that ever came out. It came out eventually, and it
became a title of a nineteen seventy one album, but
the original album from nineteen the original song from nineteen
sixty seven is is incredible.
Speaker 4 (35:23):
I love it.
Speaker 3 (35:24):
Well, that was you just did a favor for Jeffrey,
my producer. Smile is his favorite. I'll go with Pet
Sounds my favorite song ever. God only knows, but the
Beach Boys an American prest.
Speaker 7 (35:35):
The Smile had been released in its time, we would
be talking about that way.
Speaker 3 (35:38):
It would be always love visiting with you, Scott G.
Speaker 7 (35:41):
Shade.
Speaker 4 (35:42):
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Sitting here watching some of the footage of the Air
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Speaker 4 (00:39):
And it's amazing.
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A piece of luggage that looks untouched, just wheeled off,
and then there's portions of the plane that are unrecognizable
and disintegrating. Again, we don't know two hundred and forty
plus on board. It would be the definition of a
miracle if anybody has survived this. There is a portion
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of the tail end of the plane sticking out of
a collapsed brick building. Although anyone who has seen the explosion,
twelve hours of fuel on board can't imagine anyone's alive
and the question is what is the death toll on
the ground. We continue to keep our eye on just
a tragic plane crash. Air India flight bound for London
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with two hundred and forty two souls on board, crashing
in a highly populated inner city area shortly after takeoff
in India this morning. Also, anti immigration enforcement protests continue
in the cities around the country. It looks like Chicago
is the one begging for more. It's mayor actually calling
on Chicagoans to stand up and fight. The US is
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working to evacuate non essential staff and their dependents from
embassies in Baghdad amid the heightened security concerns in the region.
Speaker 4 (01:56):
Keep in mind.
Speaker 3 (01:57):
We're having very serious negotiations with Iran over nuclear weapons capabilities.
Iran is not progressing in these talks at all, and
the President has threatened that he will take out their
enriched geranium facilities and their ambitions along with it. Now
the Minister of Defense from Iran threatening to target US sites.
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Thus the evacuation. President's going through the trade deal with China.
So far everything looks great. Prices rose lesson expected in May,
so much for inflation.
Speaker 4 (02:29):
And this is.
Speaker 3 (02:30):
Before China and US the two biggest economies come to
a trade agreement, and Bob Dylan, Elton John just some
of the music royalty paying respects to the genius of
Brian Wilson, the founder of the Beach Boys, who died
at eighty two. We're going to visit with Scotchie scha
He is an award winning music historian and author. I'm
the genius of Brian Wilson emails. This one comes from
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the home office from Andriana. It's really Andrea, but Andreetta
is a oh my s Marriada from Ralph Berstrokes World.
She goes hah, fun, fun, fun, and surfing are my
favorite Beach Boys songs. Of course you didn't like the
happy songs. My wife is really convinced I only like
(03:15):
sad songs. Really, I think she might be right. In fact,
you want to know what I really hate? Yeah, don't
worry be happy. No, I did miss this one. Roger wrote,
you know in my room was a pretty Oh yes
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it was.
Speaker 4 (03:38):
I forgot it. Well, that's the harmonies right in my room.
Speaker 3 (03:50):
God only knows so many great Beach Boy songs and
the mind behind it all, the genius behind it all,
of course, Brian Wilson gone at the age of two
eighty two, will remember him coming up just to follow
up to another big story, maybe with an interesting twist.
Speaker 4 (04:06):
All right, So.
Speaker 3 (04:08):
Ten second version, Democrat voters would have nominated Bernie Sanders
in twenty sixteen, the DNC rigged it for Hillary. Democrat
voters would have nominated Bernie Sanders in twenty twenty. The
DNC rigged it for Joe Biden. Then they faked a presidency.
Then they handed all of his primary votes to Kamala Harris.
(04:29):
She didn't earn a single primary vote and became the nominee.
This party is disgruntled with having its primary voice ignored
and their elections stolen three times in a row. So
moving forward, Bernie's passed the torch DOOC. She's going to
(04:50):
be the front runner. They're going to try to steal
it from her and hand it to Ronney Manuel and
Wes Moore. The other drama that's been working against them
is Dave Hog. This guy's committing twenty million dollars to
targeting Democrats and primaries. Now, these are Democrat candidates in
primaries that are secure solid. Now the DNC is going
(05:15):
to have to use their money and their energies to
battle their own party. Why because Hog is the money
behind the socialist justice movement with the Democrat Party and
they're not targeting Republicans, They're targeting Democrats. They want to
first take over the Democrat Party, then eliminate the electoral College,
then dismantle the republic And they made this guy vice chair.
(05:38):
Now what do you do? And then on Monday, I
think it was, we had the Zoom call that was
released and you have the city chairman of the DNC
crying and telling David Hog, I simply can't fight Republicans.
Speaker 4 (05:52):
And you.
Speaker 3 (05:56):
Now from the hill we get the headline David Hog
for goes reelection for DNC vice chair. The drama that
was setting up is if you remove him as the
vice chair of the DNC, he's more empowered than ever
and still has the twenty million dollars to target your
candidates and a war cry to go with his war chest.
(06:23):
If you can get him to quietly leave, that would
be the best scenario for the DNC. Is that what's happening.
Hog is out as DNC vice chair. There will be
no Hog in the henhouse. Pun intended once again, the
Democrat party has made sure that the Socialist Democrat will
(06:44):
not be a part of the party.
Speaker 4 (06:46):
Machine.
Speaker 3 (06:48):
Doesn't change what's going to happen, doesn't change the checkmate.
And the checkmate is this. And remember early primary. These
Socialist Democrats, they they pick their leader ahead of time,
and it was Bernie then and now Bernie saying it's AOC.
(07:10):
Now she will get off to a big lead and
they're going to have to do a bait and switch again.
Can they get away with it a fourth time without
destroying their party? And if they don't get away with
it and AOC gets the nomination, the party's destroyed. Either way,
This parasite is going to kill the host and itself
(07:31):
along the way. DNC members voted two hundred and ninety
four to ninety nine to redo the election of both
vice chairs. This was all the move to remove Hog.
He's going to be gone, but his twenty million dollars
(07:54):
and his targeting. And again we don't know what percentage
of this party, it's somewhere around thirty to thirty six
percent are Socialist Democrats and their intent is to take
over the party. Now there is no establishment Democrat party left,
so you've got progressive and it's a fine line between
(08:17):
these progressives today and socialists. But this anti American, anti
Democrat party socialist movement within the party that's at civil
war with its party is somewhere around thirty to thirty
six percent. But don't remember the percentage of Democrats that
don't think they've gone left enough, haven't fought Trump hard enough,
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and they could join forces. This may be their most
difficult bait and switch, because even with Hillary it looked believable.
With Joe it was a stretch. I mean, Joe was
fourth in Iowa seventh and new hand. I'm sure he
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was telling stories about corn pop.
Speaker 4 (09:07):
It was.
Speaker 3 (09:07):
It was a tough one, but everything was so chaotic
with COVID and with Trump disorder, everybody's like, yeah, maybe
it would be sensible to have a nice old politician.
This is going to be a difficult one for them
to pull off. Now you know who the DNC wants.
They signaled it early and I told Gerally, the only
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one that's really kind of botched it up was Governor
Newsom was trying to weasel his way in starting to
do the podcast be the more sensible one. But no,
the DNC's pivot is Ronnie Manuel. Enough about the bathroom,
Let's focus on the classroom. He's their pivot from woke.
(09:55):
He's their pivot to a new reasonable the only really
authentic one as Fetterman. But that's their plan, and they're
going to pair them up with Wes Moore. So how
do they keep AOC from getting the nomination and get
it to Ronny Manuel and Wes Moore.
Speaker 4 (10:09):
Well, you got to get rid of Hog first. That's done.
Speaker 3 (10:12):
Now how they pull the rest off and Hogs twenty
million dollars is still going to be used to target
Democrats in this upcoming midterm, making any ability to stop
Donald Trump look less and less possible. That's a major
update today, And of course, a major eye needs to
be kept on the evacuation of our embassies and non
essential personnel in the region as the talks of iron
(10:37):
continue to not progress and the threat of a military
exchange continues to increase. All Right, the Immigration and Customs
Enforcement Agency is seeking new ways to ramp up arrest nationwide.
White House Correspondent John Decker is joining us to talk
about some of the ideas that are being floated.
Speaker 4 (10:53):
Good morning, John, Hey, good morning to you.
Speaker 5 (10:56):
Michael, Well, what we've seen in Los Angeles is playing
out all across the country in the sense that Immigration
and Customs Enforcement ICE, they are carrying out workplace raids
across the country, just like the one in the Garment
district of Los Angeles last week that kicked off these protests.
The goal, according to the White House, is rounding up
(11:19):
three thousand, at least three thousand individuals per day who
are in the country illegally. They don't have to have
a criminal background, it's just whether or not they're in
the country illegally. That's a lofty goal. But in order
to meet that goal, as you can imagine, ICE is
really stretched pretty thin. They're staggering shifts. The agents are
(11:40):
available seven days a week in order to try to
meet those arrest goals.
Speaker 3 (11:45):
So let me ask a question that needs to be asked.
All right, So we also we all said from the
very beginning, the easy part is when you're targeting the rapist,
the murderers, the gang members, the drug lords, the human
traffickers who are doing other unlawful things in addition to
the unlawful act of entering the country illegally. If the
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President started there, I said from the very beginning, he'll
probably have the majority of America support him, and that
turned out to be the case. When you start to
just getting to round up people who have done nothing
else wrong other than entering the country illegally, that becomes
a tougher sell. Should we presume that all the rapist murderers,
gang members, drug lords, human traffickers have already been rounded
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up and we're now to those who just entered the
country illegally, or we're trying to expand to both, because
I think the latter one he's going to have a
difficult time keeping the American people on his side.
Speaker 5 (12:40):
Yeah, you know, that's an interesting question.
Speaker 4 (12:43):
It's an excellent.
Speaker 5 (12:44):
Question, Michael. And you wonder, you know, whether or not
the effort in terms of rounding up the criminal element
that is in the country, the illegal criminal element that
is in the country has already essentially been taken care of,
and now they're focused on individuals that are simply in
the country illegally. Even those who have over state of visa,
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for instance, would be targeted under this approach. You know,
the goal of three thousand, that's a lofty goal. And
even if you meet that goal, the next question Michael
is where do you detain all of those individuals? That's
not an easy answer to come by. Yeah, and I
know there's some people probably screaming at the radio. This
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is not the first president who has done this, and
Democrat presidents have certainly deported illegals. But at this time
and with what the theater that is playing out happening,
this will be a tougher sell for the American people.
And the timing will be everything, and the messaging will
be everything. John great reporting as always. We'll talk again tomorrow.
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All right, We're going to next half hour.
Speaker 3 (13:52):
Remember Scott Scott Gisha, who is a historian and a
musical historian and author, is going to join us to
remember Ryan Wilson and the genius of Brian Wilson as
it conflates, obviously with the impact of the Beach Boys
in general.
Speaker 2 (14:07):
It's your morning show with Michael Delchoano.
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All of our thoughts and more productively, our prayers are
aimed at India. A passenger plane with over two hundred
and forty one on board is crashed into a very
crowded inner city area. Mark Mayfield reports police.
Speaker 6 (14:25):
See the Air India flight went down in the western
city of a Metabad, but no word on any fatalities.
Aviation expert Paul Edwards says it's still too soon to
say what went wrong.
Speaker 7 (14:35):
It looks like some foremost catastrophic failure which made it
lose speaking now, that could be one of the engines,
It could be a whole headst of differencies.
Speaker 6 (14:46):
The crash appeared to occur as the aircraft was taking off,
with local media showing smoke and fire near the airport.
Speaker 3 (14:52):
Our Markneyfield State Department is ordering all non essential staff
to leave the embassy in a rock as tensions continue
to rise between the US and Iran.
Speaker 8 (15:00):
Staff members are also being told to leave US embassies
in Kuwait and Bahrain. The order came after Iran threatened
to target US military bases in the Middle East. The
US and Iran have reportedly reached a stalemate in their
nuclear negotiations, and President Trump has threatened to strike Iran
if the talks failed. Iran's defense minister responded to Trump's
threats by saying it will target without hesitation US basis
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within its reach. I'm tammage Rhea.
Speaker 3 (15:27):
Each Boys founder Brian Wilson is dead at the age
of eighty two.
Speaker 4 (15:29):
The family made the announcement on his website.
Speaker 3 (15:31):
He's considered one of the most innovative songwriters of the
twentieth century. Also had a solo career and toured regularly
since nineteen ninety nine. No further details were given on
the cause of death. We're going to visit with music
historian and author Scott G. Shay and remembered the genius
of Brian Wilson. Coming up next half hour.
Speaker 4 (15:49):
Bad news for US thunder fans.
Speaker 3 (15:51):
We didn't thunder up, we thundered down, fell one sixteen
one oh seven of the Pacers. We now trailed two
games to one. Game four tomorrow night in Indiana Stanley
Cup Finals. Tonight Panthers up two games to one. They'll
be on the ice against the Oilers Game four in Miami.
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Enjoy the podcast.
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Good Morning, Your Morning Show, Jeffrey. I just want to
let you know how happy I am for you and
the rest of your family.
Speaker 4 (16:50):
I think this is a wonderful thing.
Speaker 9 (16:51):
And I nominate your grandpa name as g Daddy. And
also want to know where do I send my Tennessee
Titans onesie for the little guy?
Speaker 4 (17:00):
Have a great day.
Speaker 3 (17:02):
Finally, Mary says something I disagree with.
Speaker 4 (17:05):
What is that?
Speaker 3 (17:06):
I thought that would never happen. That's my soulmate. Yeah,
it will be a Cleveland Browns ones see. Oh my goodness, police, No,
we got it. We got a two tone blue baby,
especially with you know, like a quarterback three quarterback, like
a Johnny Manziel from three Quarterbacks ago. Do we have
a name yet? Colson? Colson Coulson. So do you feel
(17:30):
old being a grandfather? I mean I really don't. I'm
looking forward to getting back into hitting ground balls. That's
what I did with Austin when he.
Speaker 4 (17:41):
Was a kid. Yeah, you got to do do all
the training. So yeah, I'm ready to get back into.
Speaker 3 (17:45):
That's all my brother does. He's working with all his grandkids.
He got one that's a catcher, one that's a left
handed hitter he's working on. I want him to get
out there, make the major leagues and build g Deddy
a house.
Speaker 7 (17:56):
I like it.
Speaker 3 (17:57):
I like playing with their legs, fresh legs, do legs.
We had to pray real hard as about six eight
weeks ago he was trying to come too early.
Speaker 4 (18:07):
Yes he was. Now we're praying he comes today.
Speaker 3 (18:10):
Otherwise he'll be born on Friday the thirteenth. Have to
name him Jason. Anyway, Jeffrey has not slept. We thought
he was coming last night. He still has not come yet. No,
but it should be today. So congratulations to you.
Speaker 4 (18:29):
Thank you.
Speaker 3 (18:30):
We're gonna remember Brian Wilson with author and historian Scott G.
Speaker 4 (18:35):
Shay.
Speaker 3 (18:35):
We've had Scott on before about his book, Just a
terrific mind. I can't think of anyone better to remember
the genius of Brian Wilson with other than him. I'm
gonna say something that's going to really shock a lot
of you. I kind of missed newspapers. I missed the
paper itself, and I think it's most neuro association. So
(19:03):
when I was young, i'd be at Wrigley Field. Now
I was like seven eight years old. I had no
desire to drink a beer, but there was just something
about the Hams beer guy and he, you know, he
like pop two at once, pour him at the same
time into the cup and hand him to the adults.
Speaker 4 (19:24):
And it just looked so wonderful.
Speaker 3 (19:27):
And to this day, just so you know, A, I
don't get drunk on purpose, I don't believe in it,
but I will have a drink. I would never drink
a beer because A I'm allergic to something in beer
and I get very sick. But to this day, whenever
I go to a baseball game, I'll have a beer.
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And it's that neuro association from sitting there as a kid.
And I also remember as a kid always wanting to
be like on the commuter train with my fresh paper,
reading the paper on my way to work, or you
know how they used to do. And that's kind of
how I feel sometimes when I do these segments that that, well,
we don't really have a newspaper, we don't really we're
not on a commuter train. We're just one on one
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together in the car at home. And if we were
a newspaper, I would point to this story and say, hey,
don't miss this. Not everybody that comes through the border
illegally goes on to work in a fabric stock shop
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or picking vegetables or painting or opening restaurants when you
open the border up wide, as Joe Biden did. Do
you remember when the Democrats read brought this up off
the air earlier this morning, when they were so critical
of the Republicans for not supporting the immigration deal. They
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were willing to let that deal that they wanted the
Republicans to sign on would have allowed five thousand illegal crossings.
Speaker 4 (21:03):
A day.
Speaker 3 (21:04):
Now, look how outrage they are that if and I
realize it's gonna be a difficult sell for the president,
but if the president should target three thousand illegals a day,
that's outrageous, that's tyrannical.
Speaker 4 (21:19):
That's a dictator.
Speaker 3 (21:20):
That's somebody using the military against his own citizens.
Speaker 4 (21:23):
Well, no, they're not citizens. They entered the country illegally.
Speaker 3 (21:28):
Like other presidents, he's given them the chance to turn
themselves in, leave and set up a process to come
back legally, Like other presidents he's deporting, but suddenly he's
the devil for doing it. And if you should target,
as we just talked with John Decker, three thousand a day,
that's outrageous, but it wasn't outrageous when Joe Biden was
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letting ten thousand a day in.
Speaker 4 (21:55):
Well, just so you don't lose.
Speaker 3 (21:56):
Track after nine to eleven and the nine eleven commission
basically came to these two conclusions. One failure of imagination,
which I cried bs on immediately because I saw the
movie executive decision with Kurt Russell, and that was using
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a plane as a weapon in jihad to strike fear
into the hearts of the infidels. So if it was
a failure of imagination, it was just a dereliction of
duty because Hollywood even knew it.
Speaker 4 (22:33):
Or maybe Hollywood game the idea, I don't know which.
Speaker 3 (22:36):
The other conclusion was the agencies weren't communicating that we
needed like a Department of Homeland Security to make sure
that the NSA and the CIA and local law enforcement,
the FBI all knew what each other knew. No, the
real problem was we allowed people into the country and
then we lost track of them. We didn't know who
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was in our country. That's the problem. Now to mention
that several of them were down in Florida training on
how to fly planes they would eventually use as a weapon.
Speaker 4 (23:13):
So a gentle reminder.
Speaker 3 (23:14):
While we're just you know, on the commuter train, and
there's all these stories in this new newspaper, don't miss
this one right here, how the federal government caught a
migrant trying to enter the US to commit an ISIS
inspired mass shooting at a Jewish center. Yeah, some are
gang members, some are drug lords, some are human traffickers,
some are rapists, some are murderers. Some of them are
(23:36):
terrorists too. And you know what, you don't know which
they are until they act, and that's too late. The
President looked pretty excited about the framework and the handshake
between China and the US. He's still pouring over this
deal and it's not done yet, but it looks done
and in it China will will ship rare earth materials
(24:04):
up front, and it's a better percentage deal. Oh and
inflation didn't even go up when you were uncertain. Here
comes a big victory for Trump. While all this theater
on the ground is to distract you from that. We
talked earlier in the five o'clock hour, six o'clock Eastern hour.
(24:26):
This is all paid for a theater. It's all partisan,
political paid for anarchist theater. What's happening in the Middle East,
in the epicenter of the world, that's not I mean
I would be praying, especially for those on the ground.
I can't imagine anybody on the plane lived in India,
but this death toll is really going to rise. I mean,
(24:50):
it landed in a very urban area and it destroyed blocks.
It's quite an explosion. The other thing I would be
praying about is Iran. So the US the State Department
has ordered all non essential staff to leave the US
embassy in Baghdad. Why well, no one thinks it's a
good idea for Iran to be a nuclear power. It
(25:14):
is the most predictable threat to the region and the world.
A lot of people have said that, a lot of
people have talked about that, a lot of presidents have
but nobody's ever done anything to stop it. It's clear
to everyone that Russia, China, and Iran are all in cahoutz.
(25:36):
I do think North Korea is somewhat of a crazy
free agent by way of an arm of China. So
George W. Bush was right about the access of evil
and this enriched geranium. This is beyond electricity grade. Energy
(25:57):
grade difference is it's time to come to the table,
come to an agreement, or we're going to take out
your ability. The Iran nuke talks have not been progressing,
the rhetoric towards an airstrike is and now personnel is
(26:17):
being removed because the foreign minister from Iran said, oh,
you want to threaten us with bomb threats, we'll take
out blank. So if you want to really you know,
follow narratives, theater, follow all this rioting, you want to
really make your prayers count. This is the epicenter of
the world. This could lead to World war this could
(26:38):
lead This is an all time maybe even end of
time thing to be praying about. Don't miss that story.
And just to follow up, we've talked about Hog and
the whole play by the Democrats and the socialist Democrats
within the Democrat Party. That new step is Hog is
out as a vice chair, still got twenty million dollars
(26:59):
and he still has a of targeting Democrat candidates in
the midterms. So the DNC is still going to have
to battle him the Socialist Justice Democrats, but they won't
have him in the Henhouse per se. Anyway, those are
if we're all on a commuter train, those are the
things I wouldn't want you to miss. Oh that, Elon
Musk apologized. Donald Trump said, oh that's nice. Donald Trump's
(27:22):
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Speaker 4 (29:03):
This is your morning show with Michael del Trano. Hey,
pizza boy, this is Mark and bring it.
Speaker 7 (29:10):
I just want to point out to you that you
have listeners here in Indiana, but love those Pacers. Keep
that in mind when you talk trash about our pacers.
Speaker 3 (29:19):
Well, I can't win for losing a little Barack Obama
moment here for being national. I lived in Tulsa, Oklahoma
for twenty years, and so I'll never forget. I put
a Cubs jersey and a Yankees jersey framed over my
son's crib, hoping he would choose the Yankees. Of course
he made the choice of Cubs. He got a World Series.
(29:39):
I waited fifty years for one. We're diehard Sooner fans,
and then when Oklahoma City I got an NBA franchise,
we were obviously thunder fans, so no offense.
Speaker 4 (29:49):
We're all we all love each other.
Speaker 3 (29:52):
If it's your year, I'll be happy for you, but
we've got some unfinished business. We finally got back to
an NBA final, and I love this. I love all
five of these. I love.
Speaker 4 (30:03):
All eight of our five starters and three off the bench.
Speaker 3 (30:08):
Just a great team, great group of guys, but you
root for your team out route for mine.
Speaker 4 (30:13):
Hey, this is not just a classic from the Beach Boys.
Speaker 3 (30:19):
I think it's one of the most genius songs ever written,
arranged and recorded, and that's part for the course when
you have a genius behind it. Brian Wilson, who passed
away yesterday at the age of eighty two. Scott Gisha,
we've had on the show before, is a music historian
and author, and he joins us to remember this. You know,
it doesn't matter what news report I'm reading or who's
(30:42):
remembering him, whether it's Elton John or Bob Dylan. The
word genius just keeps coming up, doesn't it.
Speaker 7 (30:49):
Sure, Yeah, musical genius, that's for sure. I don't know
if he was Einstein level, but hey, yeah, he certainly
was the musical genius.
Speaker 4 (30:55):
Talk about you know, how interesting was the time?
Speaker 3 (30:59):
I think the probably he jumps out at everybody is
when he pulled himself off the road and then they're
out touring and he's back home composing and writing and arranging.
Then they come back from the road and boom into
a studio session. He was probably at his best and
certainly his happiest home alone writing and arranging.
Speaker 7 (31:22):
Right. Yeah, you know, he always kind of struggled with
mental illness and had dealt with stage right and just
the grind of the touring life and figured that he
was better, you know, best suited at home writing and
arranging and getting their sessions ready. And the group went
along with it because I mean he was really he
(31:42):
was the brains behind their sound. Of course, don't tell
Mike Love that, but you know he you know, he was,
and and he made the great use of it. I
mean he kept them on the charts. You know, put
the Pet Sounds album together, which is the universally considered
one of the pop albums, rock and roll albums, whatever
you want to call it from that era, and you know,
(32:05):
kept them in even though you know, it was a
struggle of going into the late sixties because it was
such a competitive and vastly changing atmosphere.
Speaker 4 (32:13):
That's so tough to do and you get paid to
do it.
Speaker 3 (32:16):
So but you know, I think of Kansas Left Overture,
I think of Led Zeppelin four, I think of we
could throw out any Beatles probably Sergeant Pepper would be like,
how do you ever look back and go, Okay, this
is one of the most significant albums ever.
Speaker 4 (32:34):
But whenever somebody does it's Pet Sounds. Yeah for sure.
Speaker 7 (32:38):
Well it's enduring, it's enjoyable, it's it's great from song
to song, you know. And and I think it's multi generational.
So you know, I think the albums that you mentioned,
and I could probably throw in a few others.
Speaker 3 (32:54):
Boston's First, Yeah, there was a lot of them, rumors
everyone would agree on.
Speaker 7 (33:00):
Right, Yeah, you know, Born to Run and They're Born
in the USA by Bruce Fingstein.
Speaker 4 (33:03):
A lot of I can't stand Bruce Springsteen. I'll have
to interrupt you on that one.
Speaker 7 (33:09):
He's a polarizing figure.
Speaker 4 (33:10):
I get it.
Speaker 7 (33:10):
But yeah, musically and socially. But uh, you know, there's
just certain albums that just that just clicked like that
with the social consciousness, and that was that was one
of them, and a lot of them aren't really appreciated
in their time. And and pet Sounds was was was
of that.
Speaker 4 (33:26):
It was not a it was.
Speaker 7 (33:27):
Not a smashing success when it came out, but you know,
within a year or so it achieved the legendary status.
Speaker 3 (33:35):
Well, the Beatles and the Beach Boys were the sixties,
as Elvis and Buddy Holly and uh Garry were the fifties. Uh,
you know, but such what what do you think? What
do you think the secret sauce was to that Beach
Boys sound? How would you put it into words?
Speaker 7 (33:54):
As Brian Wilson one, You know, he just hadn't He
visualized and he might have been part of his medalelas
he visualized the arrangements and the notes almost coming to him.
You know, he could see them floating above the piano,
and he just I mean, not only did he create
the Beach Boys, now he created the sound of summer.
You know, he created a whole musical genre. I mean,
(34:15):
I was watching I remember watching SpongeBob SquarePants with my
kids in there little and it's it's a summer beach episode.
And every song that they do sounds like a Beach
Boys song, you know, and they weren't Beach Boys songs,
but they sounded like him. You know.
Speaker 4 (34:27):
It's the sound of summer.
Speaker 3 (34:28):
Sound of summer happiness. I mean, just a lot of those.
But and then that I guess if we started doing
the nuts and bolts, harmonies, rhythm, the lyrics, you know,
they were deep lyrics, but but the lyrics were there.
Do you have a favorite beach I went with God
only knows because it's one of my four favorite songs ever,
along with Over the Rainbow, Wonderful World and fly Me
(34:49):
to the Moon.
Speaker 4 (34:50):
I loved Sloop John B.
Speaker 3 (34:51):
I used to be an oldies radio so you know,
I never really liked the fun, fun, fun and surface far.
Speaker 4 (34:58):
I did like good vibrations.
Speaker 7 (35:00):
I mean there's good songs on every album.
Speaker 4 (35:03):
I do like their car songs.
Speaker 7 (35:04):
I'm a car guy, you know, so I like those,
But I gotta I love surfs up. It was a
song from the Smile album, which you know, which was
supposed to be the follow up to the Pet Sounds
that ever came out. It came out eventually, and it
became a title of a nineteen seventy one album, but
the original album from nineteen the original song from nineteen
sixty seven is is incredible.
Speaker 4 (35:23):
I love it.
Speaker 3 (35:24):
Well, that was you just did a favor for Jeffrey,
my producer. Smile is his favorite. I'll go with Pet
Sounds my favorite song ever. God only knows, but the
Beach Boys an American prest.
Speaker 7 (35:35):
The Smile had been released in its time, we would
be talking about that way.
Speaker 3 (35:38):
It would be always love visiting with you, Scott G.
Speaker 7 (35:41):
Shade.
Speaker 4 (35:42):
We're all in this together. This is your Morning Show
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