There was a lot of news this past weekend, from the nation’s 250th birthday to the Taylor Swift wedding and the funeral of the late Iranian leader (with one notable exception!) National Correspondent RORY O’NEILL will wrap up what you missed over the long holiday weekend.
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Speaker 1 (00:33):
Thank you, Mike McCann seven minutes after the hour, Good morning,
and welcome to Monday, July the sixth year of Our Lord,
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we'll get to your talkbacks here in a moment. If
you're just waking up huge crowds morning in the streets.
The Iran Supreme Leader the Sun died. No no, no,
(01:16):
this is still Dad who died four months ago. They're
just now getting around to Buryingham. President Trump will host
officials from the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq at
the Oval Office today. Then it's off to Turkey for
NATO leadership meetings, and the US will continue its World
Cup run tonight against Belgium. Rory O'Neil is here. There
are a lot of things that happened this weekend in
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the news. I think Taylor Swift may have got married.
I thought I heard something about that. To recap everything
from this fourth of July weekend, say hello to my
little friend Rory. Which by the way, Rory, have you
ever been to the fireworks display at the Harbor in Boston?
I hear that's the best I had.
Speaker 3 (01:55):
Did you see the footage of the drone show? I
thought that was rather spectacular this time around. I'm not
really a fan normally the drones, but they had some
pretty good stuff.
Speaker 1 (02:05):
Still, I was at a baseball game nearly dying of
a heat exhaustion, but they did. I saw what was
the drones that made the flag? Well, I didn't see them.
Speaker 3 (02:16):
Yeah, they did the Minute Man's Soldier then arming and shooting.
They did Paul Revere on his horse riding. They had
the Old North Church. Yeah, some pretty good ones on
the Boston Drone show. So google around for that corner.
Just read that's the only one to see. So my
Bell's amusement park stories in Tulsa don't apparently hold a
candle to it.
Speaker 1 (02:36):
Well.
Speaker 3 (02:37):
Well, though, that DC fireworks show was something if you
were able to stay up late enough for it. They
were able to start just before the stroke of midnight.
That weather delay was pained, but still at a pretty
incredible show, eight hundred and sixty thousand plus fireworks. And
as you mentioned right now, that funeral is still happening
all week long for the old Ayahtola and we haven't seen.
(02:58):
We're looking at the photos because you're trying to see, well,
is one of his sons they are in the picture,
because that would be the new Supreme Leader and he's
not there, Mushtava. We haven't seen his image. Now, is
he hiding out for fear of his safety? Is he
hiding out because he's still recuperating from injuries he received
in the same kind of attack that killed as Dad.
Speaker 1 (03:18):
I guess we'll find out in I don't know, four
months and we bury him. No, I'm kidding. You know,
it's interesting. I don't want to get into a big,
long drawn out but you know, Islam is a religion.
It is also a form of government, a form of taxation,
It is a system of life. It's a lot of things.
But the supreme Iatola is the spiritual leader and Muslim
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law is you're to be buried within hours of death.
And yet four months later they're claiming in a war
they won the conditions kept them from doing this. That's
a pretty tough narrative to sell as well. But this
is for those that are just waking up. They're not
finally admitting the sun is dead. They're now just getting
around to burying dead. Alikomani so a week, yeah, all
(04:03):
week long, So he won't be buried till when now
Friday or Thursday, it.
Speaker 3 (04:07):
Might be well, I think it'll be Thursday our time.
Speaker 1 (04:12):
That was the big news. So fireworks are big news.
Heat that took twenty five lives, the big news, and
the big wedding. Yeah, yeah, the big wedding took place
it likes.
Speaker 3 (04:20):
To be in New York City on the Friday of
fourth of July weekend in black Tie when it's one
hundred and two.
Speaker 1 (04:26):
Well, at least they were inside. Here's a toast, here's
a toaster. I'm stay at home. I know there was
a lot of pr grief at the amount of money spent,
and I don't know what it came to. I know
they gave twenty six million dollars to charities alone. Dolly
got two million for her book charity. But yeah, I
can't even imagine. I mean, I I insisted on an
open bar and I don't even drink, and you know,
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I'll never forget. Andre and I were having an argument
before the wedding, and I'm like, the born again doesn't drink,
born again doesn't drink? Or is everybody back slid at
my wedding? And so I got up and I got
slapped with an nine thousand dollars bar tab after my wedding,
and I thought that was bad. I cannot I can't
even imagine.
Speaker 3 (05:06):
You know, they were all comping it though, every one
of those Oh they all want, wouldn't they wouldn't you
supply the liquor to be known as oh where the
vodka from Taylor Swift's wedding?
Speaker 1 (05:15):
And all each other. Well, they had nice little you know,
it's like going to the Oscars. They had a little
gift bag too that they.
Speaker 3 (05:22):
Right, George Clooney, he owns a tequila company. I'm sure
he was saying, you need a truckload, not a problem,
you know. Yeah, So I'm.
Speaker 1 (05:28):
Gonna do we have the total of what this wedding
costs them between their charitable donations and they actual cross
the wedding.
Speaker 3 (05:35):
I haven't seen any numbers. You know, we haven't gotten
many details. There are NDAs. They're still surrounding this, so
they can't say much about what they saw. Yeah, we
still haven't gotten a whole lot of details or figured
out why Adams Sandler was involved.
Speaker 1 (05:47):
And actually we heard them.
Speaker 3 (05:48):
Yeah, well, I guess they had the ceremony before, so
there was an intimate thing before. Then they did the
thing with Adam Sandler and then they read their vows
to each other later in front of everything.
Speaker 1 (05:59):
Well, this bad last forever, because it's gonna take that
long to pay it off, or he's gonna be back
into the thought that they're gonna have a kid. Us
takes on Belgian World Cup. This is to get to
the quarterfinals tonight against Belgium. Rory has the story when
he comes back in the third hour. All right, can't
have your morning show without your voice. I'm gonna go
(06:21):
with the order in which they came. I don't believe
it's Roy Rogers. It must be Roy and Roger. Let's
start with Roy Michael.
Speaker 4 (06:27):
The show Friday was great, excellent interviews, but I don't
know how you could call it a best of.
Speaker 1 (06:30):
There was no Big.
Speaker 4 (06:31):
John, no Donna, no Mary, no Jimmy, suits Joey missing
all the best part of the show.
Speaker 1 (06:39):
What's the last thing I said to you before I
left Friday? You said, pick the best you can find. No,
I did not. I said you should be mixing in
these callers in the best stubs too, And you said try,
but you're gonna throw me under the bus like that. No,
but I'm just saying, there's a confirmation from Roy we
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should do that. At the next best up we had
picked everything. Well, no, but I didn't even say it
for that reason. I said it for the reason we
had some beautiful America Birthday greetings from you the listeners,
I mean, very eloquent, very beautiful, And I thought, and
it was too late, we had to already send it
to Los Angeles. But I thought, wouldn't have been neat
to have those in the best of because every day, Royce, right,
(07:21):
you are, have those for next time you are the
best of your morning show, Roger and Sacramento, Sacramento catap
on you.
Speaker 5 (07:29):
It isn't a great starting year two fifty one. I
was able to celebrate with several hundred people over the
fourth and some people were concerned about how few people
were into the two fifty or not, and I said,
I don't care. I know I am as far as
mont Dommy pulling out color who built the country? Not
I'm a white guy that work with a lot of
brown and black guys over the years, and we built
(07:50):
a lot of stuff even since the people who started us.
Speaker 1 (07:54):
Yeah, I think you know it's all anecdotal, right, Roger,
that was your take, That was my take, everybody I
know's take. I don't think anybody was wanting to hear
what the far left. I don't think I may noticed
while they were doing it. They might be catching it
this morning what Clinton and Obama did, or what Axios did,
or what Mom Donnie did in New York. But all
(08:15):
these anti American messages, it was really poor timed. I
think most people were focused on celebrating America freedom and
family and traditions. Youngstown, Ohio looking at.
Speaker 2 (08:26):
It, beautiful sunrise.
Speaker 1 (08:28):
Only one person can create that, and thankfully he's on
our side. Amen. Amen, this is the day. I have
a friend who read Matt who sends a positive message
of the day, and it was I'm going to paraphrase it,
although I might accidentally hit it exactly, but it was
(08:49):
something effective. Focus today on your yesterday prayers that are
now reality. We need to do that more in life.
We just move on to the next. But yeah, God
is all around us in his creation. He's all around
us every sunrise, every sunset, every rain, every thunder, and
(09:10):
he's certainly front and center in a republic. Tom it's
the final second, Yeah, Michael.
Speaker 6 (09:17):
I noticed that Fox News had Wes Moore on there
trying to sound like a moderate, but at the same
time he spoke about the big tent and he would
not condemn the communist, socialist Islamist of the far left.
He's putting his name out there.
Speaker 1 (09:36):
Yeah, you know, we joke and call it Noster Deel journal.
It really isn't I always use the Joe Rosenberg analogy.
Joel used to write fiction novels and they would all
come true by the time they'd print the novel, and
then he got this reputation of being somewhat of a
prophet and novelist because he'd write about something that it
would happen in the news. And he finally just wrote
(09:58):
a non fiction explanation which is called Epicenter, and it
basically lays out if you look at life through a
biblical lens, through a historic lens, accurate history, and a
geopolitical lens, you can pretty much see what's coming. I
know what the Democrat Party did in twenty sixteen, I
know what it did in twenty twenty, and I know
(10:18):
what it did in twenty twenty four, and I have
a pretty good idea what they're going to do in
twenty twenty eight. And so you know a bait and
switch is coming. You know there's going to be a
socialist front runner it's not going to be Bernie this
time because he passed the torch to AOC, So therefore
it's AOC and she'll get off to a lead and
they'll have to do something to silence the voters. So
(10:41):
people always say, well, you can't have Josh Shapiro because
he's Jewish. Well, they're not going to give the people
in the Democrat Party to say they're going to rig
it now. I actually think they're going to choose Robbie
Manuel over Shapiro, unless Shapiro makes a great run in
the primary, a sensible run in the primary. But yeah,
more's out there. He's their next Barack Obama. And if
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they go with someone who is going to center the
party and be the sensible person in a socialist extremist run,
you might want to put him with somebody that in
a general election could still attract the left, and that
would be wes Moore. And that's why I arrived at
the fixed ticket of Ronney, Manuel and wes Moore. But yeah,
(11:26):
don't be surprised when AOC runs, and don't be surprised
when she gets off to an early lead, and don't
be surprised when the DNC rigs it again like they
did before. And it's not because I'm nostraudel jornale, It's
not because I'm a big profit. It's because I keep
my eye with three lenses on what they've done. And
they will do it again. They're going to run the
trap sweep and they're going to run it till you
(11:48):
stop it. Now, they do have the problem of their
parties in an all out war. Now it's not a
cold war between the Socialists and the Progressives. It's an
all out war. And you saw that even on the
fourth with Mom Donnie, and you saw even with Bill
Clinton and Barack Obama the cheap shots and the democracy
(12:10):
threat narrative, and you certainly see it in Axios. But
that party, it really faces extinction. And I always use
the analogy of the parasite. The parasite attacks the host.
(12:33):
If it loses, the host gets better. If it wins,
the host dies, but the parasite dies with it. And
that's what will happen if the Democrats, if the Socialists win,
the Democrat party will die and the Socialists will die
with it. And if the Democrats in the next three
months and the two years following defeat Socialism it'll go
(12:56):
back to its progressive norm. It's really not prophecy, and
it's really not that hard to decipher the sense. It's
really kind of pathetic. Keep those talkbacks coming. Of course,
you can always email Michael diadiheartmedia dot com as well.
Speaker 2 (13:13):
This is your morning show with Michael del Chuono.
Speaker 1 (13:17):
Here's what everybody needs to know. President Trump is going
to host officials from the New York Stock Exchange and
NASDAK at the Oval Office is to launch his new
investment accounts for children, and then it's off to Turkey
for a NATO summit.
Speaker 4 (13:29):
The summit kicks off Tuesday in Ankara, where European leaders
are bracing for a future in which the US plays
a smaller role in security and defense. Member State's last
year committed to spending five percent of their GDP on
defense by twenty thirty five. The ongoing Russia Ukraine War
is also expected to be in focus. President Trump is
scheduled to meet Wednesday with Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky on
(13:51):
the sidelines of the summit.
Speaker 1 (13:53):
I'm mark nefew huge crowds are mourning around Supreme Leader
for a second day. No, not the sun, this is
Dad who died four months Lisa Cardin.
Speaker 7 (14:01):
Reports tens of thousands flooded the streets of Tehran on Sunday,
wailing and chanting, with some calling for revenge. Even larger
crowds are expected Monday, when Ayatolo Kamene's casket will be
taken on a procession through the streets of the capital city.
Iran is holding a six day state funeral ahead of
his burial on July ninth. The ceremonies are being held
(14:21):
nearly four months after he was killed in the US
Israeli airstrikes. Meantime, peace talks between the US and Iran
are set to resume after the funeral.
Speaker 1 (14:31):
I'm Lisa Cartin, A star for the US men's national
team will play tonight after all against Belgium. Apparently that
came after a call from the Oval Office.
Speaker 8 (14:40):
Reportedly, President Trump picked up the phone and called FIFA
President Gianni Infantino to lobby on behalf of Forloren Balligan.
President Trump is called Infentino a great leader in sports
and a friend. That friendship must run deep because Balligan
will play following a red card during the second half
of the United States victory over Bosnia and Herzego Viva,
(15:00):
which led to his one match suspension. Trump praised Sunday's
decision in a social media post. The US is now
looking to move on to the World Cup quarterfinal round
for the first time since two thousand and two.
Speaker 1 (15:11):
I'm Rob Martier. Well Belly Parton is giving a big
thank you to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelcey from their
donation to Her Imagination Library. Swift and Kelsey donated two
million dollars to Pardons, organization that provides free books for children.
Pardon posted a thank you video on Instagram on Friday,
(15:31):
just hours before the couple tied the New York City
in it. The country icon told Swift and Kelsey that
she has blown away and overjoyed with gratitude. Swift and
Kelsey donated twenty six million dollars to various various charities
ahead of their wedding. Well, we experienced the longest day
of the year in June and the most sunshine in
any day. Now we're losing it and there's nothing we
(15:54):
can do about it. Three tennis has more.
Speaker 9 (15:57):
NASA says it's all about the Earth's tilt as our
planet orbits the sun, our daylight hours reduce. By the
time we hit the winter solstice on December twenty first,
we'll have less than ten hours of sunshine. That's more
than a four hour loss of daylight from summer. To
do stuff outside. Unless you're Superman who has the power
to change the Earth's tilt, there's nothing we can do
(16:17):
about it, So get outside and enjoy what we have
before it goes away. I'm Bree Tennis, and.
Speaker 1 (16:23):
I apologize for that cough free.
Speaker 6 (16:27):
Hey, everybody's john Ford Coley of England, Dan and john
Ford Coley and my morning show is your Morning Show
with Michael del Jorno.
Speaker 1 (16:42):
Hey, gang, it's Michael. Your Morning show can be heard
live each weekday morning on great radio stations like k
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but glad you're here now for the podcast. Enjoy. We're
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going to go all the way to Turkey. At thirty
five minutes after the hour, The President Today will host
officials from the New York Stock Exchange in NASDAQ and
the Oval Office is to help celebrate and promote the
launch of his new investment account for children. And then
it's on to Turkey where he'll join John Decker and
others for the NATO summit. Good morning, John, Hey, good morning.
Speaker 10 (17:22):
Yes, I arrived in Ankara, that's the capital of Turkey,
a as it's called here, and the President will arrive tomorrow.
The President is a person who's put a lot of
pressure on America's NATO allies to do more. He feels
they're not stepping up, not pulling their fear shared, not
pulling their weight, and so that's going to be one
(17:44):
of the focus points of this summit here in Ankara
over the course of the next few days.
Speaker 1 (17:50):
Now, does the President still feel that way? I mean,
I know with the Iran conflict, it's been more Arab
and Muslim nations, especially with oil supply, that have come
to the rescue and alienating Iran. But is this concerning Russia,
Ukraine or in general, or because a lot of them
have been doing better at paying their fair share.
Speaker 10 (18:08):
A lot of them have indeed stepped up. Initially the
goal was three and a half percent last year at
the last NATO summit, which I intended with the President
in the Netherlands, that number was pushed up to five percent,
that every country must spend of their GDP on military
on defense, and so countries are indeed meeting that first
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three and a half percent threshold. Some countries doing a
little better than others, some countries not doing it. I'll
give you an example, Spain. The President's called out Spain
on a number of occasions, and I would not be
surprised if he does so publicly at the summit here
on which the President will arrive tomorrow.
Speaker 1 (18:51):
John Durkey, I mean John Durkey, John Decker in Turkey
covering the president. When did they start calling a turkey?
By the way, and what am I supposed to do?
Am I supposed to Turkey? Okay?
Speaker 10 (19:01):
You know, I think what you ought to do is
take your cues from the President of the United States.
Speaker 1 (19:07):
See how he pronounces it, because one of.
Speaker 10 (19:09):
His best allies in the NATO Alliance, the person who
he gets along well with as far as the counterpart,
is President Erdowan. And let's hear what the President says
and how he says it. You know, for me, I'm
going with the pronunciation that they use here.
Speaker 1 (19:26):
In Turkey. A.
Speaker 10 (19:27):
And that's what I'm going to do while I'm here,
and you know, maybe when I'm back in the States,
I'll use the pronunciation that most people are familiar.
Speaker 1 (19:34):
Yeh, Turkey. So we know what the President's concern is
with NATO. What is NATO's concerns for the world right now?
What will be their agenda narrative?
Speaker 10 (19:43):
Their agenda is making certain that the President is all
on board continuing to support Ukraine. Fact, there's going to
be an agreement from every one of the thirty two
members of the NATO Defense Alliance to continue supporting Ukraine militarily,
committing to a significant amount of funds being spent to
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help Ukraine out in its war against Ukraine.
Speaker 1 (20:08):
Now and it's fourth.
Speaker 10 (20:09):
Ye're hard to believe that started in February of twenty
to twenty two, that full scale invasion by Russia into
Ukraine's sovereign territory.
Speaker 1 (20:19):
John, I'll have more from Turkey during his White House
Briefing Room podcast. You can catch that eight Central, nine Eastern.
And by the way, if you just search it into
your iHeart app, it'll pop right up. Give it a
program position that way, it's waiting for you every morning.
Thanks for reporting, and we'll talk to you from Turkey tomorrow.
I look forward to it. Thanks so much, Michael. I
appreciate it.
Speaker 10 (20:39):
It is a beautiful place, and I'll give you more
information about it when we speak tomorrow.
Speaker 1 (20:45):
For sure, you got it. I know you're very busy
in Turk, or as we would say, Turkey. We went
through that with biopic or biopic. I think it's technically biopic,
but everybody says biopic, and then you're left with, well,
what do you do what everybody says? Or you know,
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and I'm I would be more like John. You know,
if I'm in Turkey and they prefer Turk, I would
probably say Turk. But when you're back home, everybody still
says Turkey. I will say this significant. You know, a
lot of people bring up Obamacare, which you know was
designed to fail, and it did fail. If you could
(21:25):
get beyond partisan lenses, it was never a success. Now
it's officially a failure, and the Republicans have since allowed
everything to expire and enrollment is way down. Now. Is
it down because of fraud that's what they'll try to
sell you, or is it down because it just never
made sense? It didn't do what it was supposed to do,
which was make everyone be insured, because most people who
(21:50):
aren't insured chose not to be. That's number one. Number two.
It did not bring down premiums, it raised them, and
did not increase access to healthcare. It failed on every
measure on the scoreboard. I thought the most significant damaging
thing that Barack Obama did was damage our relations with Turkey.
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And for those who look through three different lenses, that's
a key lens in the Gog and Magog picture. So yeah,
I've got my eye on this NATO summit, not just
for what Trump continues to press them on, what they
continue to press the world on, but also where it's
being hosted. Turkey can't have your morning show without your voice.
(22:35):
Some late comers that I didn't get a chance to
get in. This is Blaine listening to names iowa Hey
speaking of drone shows.
Speaker 11 (22:43):
Tubette didn't have an overta on top of Teyran, but
we can't do that sort of thing. Young Washington is
pretty good movie. I had a person of I'm not
sure where she came from during a parade. I was
handing out flags and she looked at me like I
was a marsh and she didn't know what the flag
was for, or she did didn't know why we were
in the row of vehicles with flags all over them.
(23:03):
She looked at me and as if I was from Mars.
Speaker 1 (23:06):
Well, my daughters have that look on their face. They're
in London right now and they're wondering why on all
the government buildings there's gay flags and they've yet to
see a British flag on top of any of these buildings.
Speaker 10 (23:17):
Now.
Speaker 1 (23:17):
I know they're coming off of Gay Pride Month in June.
Maybe they haven't changed the flags yet, but they're just astonished. Yeah,
it's America's two hundred and fiftieth birthday. You would think
the flag would be something normal to be carrying around.
I guess there are two Americas after all, all right, Youngstown, Ohio.
Speaker 12 (23:35):
Michael, don't forget about the doctor's scarf lady that stood
by and agreed with everything that went on, and then
she went away and nobody's heard from her since.
Speaker 1 (23:48):
Yes, that's a reference to a story we did in
our Platinum, Our First Hour, and it's a Rasmussen poll.
America tragically didn't have anyone to trust, from their president
to their president's counsel, to their head of virology, to
their COVID response coordinator, to the Vice President of the
(24:09):
United States Mike Pence, to their local doctor, let alone
the CDC or the World Health Organization in between, and
you had to do a lot of digging. I will
tell you this. I remember it like it was yesterday, thinking, Okay,
I have disproved and none of this makes sense, and
yet every commercial saying it, the President's saying it, these
(24:29):
virologists are saying it. I must be missing something. I
must be crazy. I'm going to destroy my radio career.
Add to that, I didn't feel very welcomed by the
company I worked for if I continued to question. So
I was thinking, I must be nuts, I must be
(24:51):
missing something. I'm going to get fired, and I'm gonna
have no credibility the rest of my career. Wells it
turns out everyone was wrong and I was right. I
say I David Sanatti walked with me, a great doctor
walked with us. But I told the personal story. I
remember thinking, Okay, they're making a lot of assumptions, and
(25:12):
if they're doing this on data, where's the data. So
I went to the University of Washington to find the data,
and I couldn't find any data. And I remember thinking
they couldn't possibly have data. They couldn't even have data
from Italy yet, So what were the assumptions? And then
I searched for the assumptions and I couldn't find those either.
So where are they coming up with all this information
and all these actions? And people will say, well, you know,
(25:34):
this is what the doctors were saying, we had to
trust them. This is what the media was saying, we
had to trust them, this is what the president was saying,
we had to trust it. No, we didn't. Now, I
wasn't often too the wild, wild matrix of conspiracy theories.
I was just looking for real answers. Because virology one
O one is you get it, you get better you're immune,
(25:56):
or you get it and you die, or you get
it and you nearly die and then you get better
in your immune But this whole notion of quarantining the healthy,
not the sick, turning off the government and making everybody
stay home, the economy just gets shut down. Or how
(26:17):
about the slogan itself, stay home, stay safe, this is
the new normal. Well didn't take long before I figured out, well,
this is This is like global warming on steroids, and
they finally found something America was afraid of and would
obey and that they could control. Now that's a Paul
(26:41):
and Wound sense. But remember how when it first started,
stay home, stay safe. This is the new normal. Doctor
Fauci was just presented as the god of all wisdom.
And then she brings up, Oh, don't forget the lady
with the scarf. Well that's doctor Deborah Burks. And if
you're wondering what happened to doctor Deborah Burks, she just
disappeared right well. Following her role as the response coordinator
(27:07):
for the White House under Mike Pence, the Vice President
who was put in charge of COVID response. Don't forget
this president that everyone loves in worships or fears and hates.
He's the one that sold you the vaccine. He's the
one that shut down the economy. People forget that. Oh
(27:29):
well he was duped. He was trusting the doctors. Yeah,
like the Americans that were duped. But you didn't have
to be duped, and somebody should have got this in
real time. She went on to be the chief Scientific
and Medical Advisor for Active Pure Technology, an air cleaning company.
(27:50):
She also wrote a book, The Untold Story of the
Trump Administration, COVID nineteen and Preventing the Next Pandemic. So
she cashed in corporately and wrote a book Fauci, who
knows what lizahead for him? If he gets what he deserves,
well you'll know the role he played and gain a
(28:13):
function research at the very lab where it leaked. I
could play you a Milken Institute symposium or Fauci's there
with all these scientists from around the world and they're like, well,
this mRNA technology is really incredible, but you know, we
got a ten years of trials. Yeah, those pesky trials,
(28:34):
because you wouldn't want to kill somebody, and it'd be
billions and billions of dollars. If there's just a way
we could get it out immediately. And one of the
scientists chimes in, but what if we had a world emergency,
then we could rush it. You know, let's say one
of these viruses leaked from and he even says from
(28:55):
one of the laboratories in China, and then we have
a worldwide pandemic and Christ then we could get around
the ten years. Then we could get around the billions
in trials and won't believe your eyes. And it's still
out there to google and search and watch. We were
watching it then, though, that's when America need to be
paying attention. But Rasmussen did a study forty five percent
(29:16):
of American adults consider it likely that the COVID nineteen
pandemic was part of a secret plan by global elites
to reduce world population. Well, at the heart of global
warming is Agenda twenty one. Now, the goal was a
one world government. And the problem with the one world
government is what do you do with economic and military superpowers.
They won't comply. And the biggest problem is America. They
(29:37):
actually believe in God and family and then country and
self governance. But if the root of it is population control,
now you mix that in with all the lies, with
all the conspiracy theories, and does the truth ever get
(29:58):
arrived at? And in the matrix you can't even get
through this rass Musen study, forty eight percent of Americans
believe the vaccines were necessary and effective. Suspicions about the
origins of the virus tend to parallel skepticism towards COVID
nineteen vaccines. For example, those who consider it very likely
(30:23):
that the pandemic was part of a secret plan to
reduce worldwide population. Sixty six percent believe COVID nineteen vaccines
were promoted to help big pharma, and of course it's partisan.
Fifty nine percent of Republicans think it was big pharma conspiracy.
Sixty five percent of Democrats think they were necessary. I
still see people walking around wearing masks, and nine out
of ten times it's an Asian. I'm wondering what's going
(30:45):
on with that. So I don't know what you heard,
what you believed, what you didn't believe. But somewhere in
the midst of all of this is the truth. The
truth about gain of function, the truth about Fauci, the
truth about the agendas both for big Pharma and for
(31:06):
research and economic windfalls that came from rushing it to
the vaccine itself. It's funny. You watch the movie Oh Man,
(31:27):
how am I blank on? The name? Now? Outbreak?
Speaker 10 (31:30):
No?
Speaker 1 (31:30):
The other one? Matt Damon, How can I forget it?
It's all I watch with Agent Contagion. You watch a
movie Contagent, It's it's it's like watching it came out
before nine to eleven, before COVID facility whatever his little
thing was was the ivermectin. I mean it had everything,
(31:52):
just like when you watch Executive Decision, it's nine to eleven.
I mean, I could never get around the nine to
eleven commissions conclusion was failure of imagination? Are you kidding me?
When Hollywood made the movie years before nine to eleven,
when the intelligence all pointed towards it. But again, the
(32:15):
ultimate shame to that caller. I would say, yeah, I
did not forget doctor Briggs Berks, and I know where
she went. But I mean Burkes kind of falls under
Mike pens and Donald Trump. They were just the government
people in charge. They all made the mistake of trusting Fauci,
(32:36):
who was the doctor evil in the mix. But it's
amazing how it's still going through the matrix. I don't
know how much wiser America is six years later. But
the tragedy was they couldn't get it in real time.
Now I can tell you I'm not a conspiracy theorist,
but I don't trust doctors anymore because they all followed it.
(32:59):
I knew more than the doctors. I don't think I'll
ever trust the CDC or the World Health Organization again.
They might as well change their name and start over.
And I'm in awe of how you forget the role
that Donald Trump played in all this all be it duped?
He should have surrounded himself with people that weren't duped,
(33:24):
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Today, it's Your Morning Show with Michael Bill Choano.
Speaker 1 (35:02):
Here's Dallas listening to WLAC in Nashville, Tennessee.
Speaker 13 (35:06):
I just heard the top five stories in Holy Cow.
Four months later, they're finally getting around to Bay and
this poor guy, and I can only imagine how they
have preserved his body all this time. I mean, there's
no way that that funeral's not smelling like either rotten
or from al Lahad.
Speaker 1 (35:26):
Now you might think, wow, Dallas is being completely inappropriate.
Now he's being very logical from a common sense point
of view. There's several questions, Right, this is Donald Trump's
great failure, the Iran War. It's just talking point narrative
that Iran is no longer a nuclear threat or their
(35:47):
air force is destroyed. This was a huge mistake, a
huge failure. And yet they're saying they couldn't bury the
Supreme Iatola because of war conditions, and the body is
ritually wrapped and washed and must be buried as soon
as possible. And he's a spiritual leader. And here it
is four months later, Dallas is asking the right questions.
Speaker 2 (36:07):
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Starting your morning off right. A new way of talk,
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This is your Morning Show with Michael O'Dell Jordan.
Speaker 1 (00:33):
Thank you, Mike McCann seven minutes after the hour, Good morning,
and welcome to Monday, July the sixth year of Our Lord,
twenty twenty six on the air, streaming live on your
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You're going to love your new family. You can email
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on your iHeart app. There's a microphone. Press it and
we'll get to your talkbacks here in a moment. If
you're just waking up huge crowds morning in the streets.
The Iran Supreme Leader the Sun died. No no, no,
(01:16):
this is still Dad who died four months ago. They're
just now getting around to Buryingham. President Trump will host
officials from the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq at
the Oval Office today. Then it's off to Turkey for
NATO leadership meetings, and the US will continue its World
Cup run tonight against Belgium. Rory O'Neil is here. There
are a lot of things that happened this weekend in
(01:37):
the news. I think Taylor Swift may have got married.
I thought I heard something about that. To recap everything
from this fourth of July weekend, say hello to my
little friend Rory. Which by the way, Rory, have you
ever been to the fireworks display at the Harbor in Boston?
I hear that's the best I had.
Speaker 3 (01:55):
Did you see the footage of the drone show? I
thought that was rather spectacular this time around. I'm not
really a fan normally the drones, but they had some
pretty good stuff.
Speaker 1 (02:05):
Still, I was at a baseball game nearly dying of
a heat exhaustion, but they did. I saw what was
the drones that made the flag? Well, I didn't see them.
Speaker 3 (02:16):
Yeah, they did the Minute Man's Soldier then arming and shooting.
They did Paul Revere on his horse riding. They had
the Old North Church. Yeah, some pretty good ones on
the Boston Drone show. So google around for that corner.
Just read that's the only one to see. So my
Bell's amusement park stories in Tulsa don't apparently hold a
candle to it.
Speaker 1 (02:36):
Well.
Speaker 3 (02:37):
Well, though, that DC fireworks show was something if you
were able to stay up late enough for it. They
were able to start just before the stroke of midnight.
That weather delay was pained, but still at a pretty
incredible show, eight hundred and sixty thousand plus fireworks. And
as you mentioned right now, that funeral is still happening
all week long for the old Ayahtola and we haven't seen.
(02:58):
We're looking at the photos because you're trying to see, well,
is one of his sons they are in the picture,
because that would be the new Supreme Leader and he's
not there, Mushtava. We haven't seen his image. Now, is
he hiding out for fear of his safety? Is he
hiding out because he's still recuperating from injuries he received
in the same kind of attack that killed as Dad.
Speaker 1 (03:18):
I guess we'll find out in I don't know, four
months and we bury him. No, I'm kidding. You know,
it's interesting. I don't want to get into a big,
long drawn out but you know, Islam is a religion.
It is also a form of government, a form of taxation,
It is a system of life. It's a lot of things.
But the supreme Iatola is the spiritual leader and Muslim
(03:42):
law is you're to be buried within hours of death.
And yet four months later they're claiming in a war
they won the conditions kept them from doing this. That's
a pretty tough narrative to sell as well. But this
is for those that are just waking up. They're not
finally admitting the sun is dead. They're now just getting
around to burying dead. Alikomani so a week, yeah, all
(04:03):
week long, So he won't be buried till when now
Friday or Thursday, it.
Speaker 3 (04:07):
Might be well, I think it'll be Thursday our time.
Speaker 1 (04:12):
That was the big news. So fireworks are big news.
Heat that took twenty five lives, the big news, and
the big wedding. Yeah, yeah, the big wedding took place
it likes.
Speaker 3 (04:20):
To be in New York City on the Friday of
fourth of July weekend in black Tie when it's one
hundred and two.
Speaker 1 (04:26):
Well, at least they were inside. Here's a toast, here's
a toaster. I'm stay at home. I know there was
a lot of pr grief at the amount of money spent,
and I don't know what it came to. I know
they gave twenty six million dollars to charities alone. Dolly
got two million for her book charity. But yeah, I
can't even imagine. I mean, I I insisted on an
open bar and I don't even drink, and you know,
(04:48):
I'll never forget. Andre and I were having an argument
before the wedding, and I'm like, the born again doesn't drink,
born again doesn't drink? Or is everybody back slid at
my wedding? And so I got up and I got
slapped with an nine thousand dollars bar tab after my wedding,
and I thought that was bad. I cannot I can't
even imagine.
Speaker 3 (05:06):
You know, they were all comping it though, every one
of those Oh they all want, wouldn't they wouldn't you
supply the liquor to be known as oh where the
vodka from Taylor Swift's wedding?
Speaker 1 (05:15):
And all each other. Well, they had nice little you know,
it's like going to the Oscars. They had a little
gift bag too that they.
Speaker 3 (05:22):
Right, George Clooney, he owns a tequila company. I'm sure
he was saying, you need a truckload, not a problem,
you know. Yeah, So I'm.
Speaker 1 (05:28):
Gonna do we have the total of what this wedding
costs them between their charitable donations and they actual cross
the wedding.
Speaker 3 (05:35):
I haven't seen any numbers. You know, we haven't gotten
many details. There are NDAs. They're still surrounding this, so
they can't say much about what they saw. Yeah, we
still haven't gotten a whole lot of details or figured
out why Adams Sandler was involved.
Speaker 1 (05:47):
And actually we heard them.
Speaker 3 (05:48):
Yeah, well, I guess they had the ceremony before, so
there was an intimate thing before. Then they did the
thing with Adam Sandler and then they read their vows
to each other later in front of everything.
Speaker 1 (05:59):
Well, this bad last forever, because it's gonna take that
long to pay it off, or he's gonna be back
into the thought that they're gonna have a kid. Us
takes on Belgian World Cup. This is to get to
the quarterfinals tonight against Belgium. Rory has the story when
he comes back in the third hour. All right, can't
have your morning show without your voice. I'm gonna go
(06:21):
with the order in which they came. I don't believe
it's Roy Rogers. It must be Roy and Roger. Let's
start with Roy Michael.
Speaker 4 (06:27):
The show Friday was great, excellent interviews, but I don't
know how you could call it a best of.
Speaker 1 (06:30):
There was no Big.
Speaker 4 (06:31):
John, no Donna, no Mary, no Jimmy, suits Joey missing
all the best part of the show.
Speaker 1 (06:39):
What's the last thing I said to you before I
left Friday? You said, pick the best you can find. No,
I did not. I said you should be mixing in
these callers in the best stubs too, And you said try,
but you're gonna throw me under the bus like that. No,
but I'm just saying, there's a confirmation from Roy we
(07:00):
should do that. At the next best up we had
picked everything. Well, no, but I didn't even say it
for that reason. I said it for the reason we
had some beautiful America Birthday greetings from you the listeners,
I mean, very eloquent, very beautiful, And I thought, and
it was too late, we had to already send it
to Los Angeles. But I thought, wouldn't have been neat
to have those in the best of because every day, Royce, right,
(07:21):
you are, have those for next time you are the
best of your morning show, Roger and Sacramento, Sacramento catap
on you.
Speaker 5 (07:29):
It isn't a great starting year two fifty one. I
was able to celebrate with several hundred people over the
fourth and some people were concerned about how few people
were into the two fifty or not, and I said,
I don't care. I know I am as far as
mont Dommy pulling out color who built the country? Not
I'm a white guy that work with a lot of
brown and black guys over the years, and we built
(07:50):
a lot of stuff even since the people who started us.
Speaker 1 (07:54):
Yeah, I think you know it's all anecdotal, right, Roger,
that was your take, That was my take, everybody I
know's take. I don't think anybody was wanting to hear
what the far left. I don't think I may noticed
while they were doing it. They might be catching it
this morning what Clinton and Obama did, or what Axios did,
or what Mom Donnie did in New York. But all
(08:15):
these anti American messages, it was really poor timed. I
think most people were focused on celebrating America freedom and
family and traditions. Youngstown, Ohio looking at.
Speaker 2 (08:26):
It, beautiful sunrise.
Speaker 1 (08:28):
Only one person can create that, and thankfully he's on
our side. Amen. Amen, this is the day. I have
a friend who read Matt who sends a positive message
of the day, and it was I'm going to paraphrase it,
although I might accidentally hit it exactly, but it was
(08:49):
something effective. Focus today on your yesterday prayers that are
now reality. We need to do that more in life.
We just move on to the next. But yeah, God
is all around us in his creation. He's all around
us every sunrise, every sunset, every rain, every thunder, and
(09:10):
he's certainly front and center in a republic. Tom it's
the final second, Yeah, Michael.
Speaker 6 (09:17):
I noticed that Fox News had Wes Moore on there
trying to sound like a moderate, but at the same
time he spoke about the big tent and he would
not condemn the communist, socialist Islamist of the far left.
He's putting his name out there.
Speaker 1 (09:36):
Yeah, you know, we joke and call it Noster Deel journal.
It really isn't I always use the Joe Rosenberg analogy.
Joel used to write fiction novels and they would all
come true by the time they'd print the novel, and
then he got this reputation of being somewhat of a
prophet and novelist because he'd write about something that it
would happen in the news. And he finally just wrote
(09:58):
a non fiction explanation which is called Epicenter, and it
basically lays out if you look at life through a
biblical lens, through a historic lens, accurate history, and a
geopolitical lens, you can pretty much see what's coming. I
know what the Democrat Party did in twenty sixteen, I
know what it did in twenty twenty, and I know
(10:18):
what it did in twenty twenty four, and I have
a pretty good idea what they're going to do in
twenty twenty eight. And so you know a bait and
switch is coming. You know there's going to be a
socialist front runner it's not going to be Bernie this
time because he passed the torch to AOC, So therefore
it's AOC and she'll get off to a lead and
they'll have to do something to silence the voters. So
(10:41):
people always say, well, you can't have Josh Shapiro because
he's Jewish. Well, they're not going to give the people
in the Democrat Party to say they're going to rig
it now. I actually think they're going to choose Robbie
Manuel over Shapiro, unless Shapiro makes a great run in
the primary, a sensible run in the primary. But yeah,
more's out there. He's their next Barack Obama. And if
(11:04):
they go with someone who is going to center the
party and be the sensible person in a socialist extremist run,
you might want to put him with somebody that in
a general election could still attract the left, and that
would be wes Moore. And that's why I arrived at
the fixed ticket of Ronney, Manuel and wes Moore. But yeah,
(11:26):
don't be surprised when AOC runs, and don't be surprised
when she gets off to an early lead, and don't
be surprised when the DNC rigs it again like they
did before. And it's not because I'm nostraudel jornale, It's
not because I'm a big profit. It's because I keep
my eye with three lenses on what they've done. And
they will do it again. They're going to run the
trap sweep and they're going to run it till you
(11:48):
stop it. Now, they do have the problem of their
parties in an all out war. Now it's not a
cold war between the Socialists and the Progressives. It's an
all out war. And you saw that even on the
fourth with Mom Donnie, and you saw even with Bill
Clinton and Barack Obama the cheap shots and the democracy
(12:10):
threat narrative, and you certainly see it in Axios. But
that party, it really faces extinction. And I always use
the analogy of the parasite. The parasite attacks the host.
(12:33):
If it loses, the host gets better. If it wins,
the host dies, but the parasite dies with it. And
that's what will happen if the Democrats, if the Socialists win,
the Democrat party will die and the Socialists will die
with it. And if the Democrats in the next three
months and the two years following defeat Socialism it'll go
(12:56):
back to its progressive norm. It's really not prophecy, and
it's really not that hard to decipher the sense. It's
really kind of pathetic. Keep those talkbacks coming. Of course,
you can always email Michael diadiheartmedia dot com as well.
Speaker 2 (13:13):
This is your morning show with Michael del Chuono.
Speaker 1 (13:17):
Here's what everybody needs to know. President Trump is going
to host officials from the New York Stock Exchange and
NASDAK at the Oval Office is to launch his new
investment accounts for children, and then it's off to Turkey
for a NATO summit.
Speaker 4 (13:29):
The summit kicks off Tuesday in Ankara, where European leaders
are bracing for a future in which the US plays
a smaller role in security and defense. Member State's last
year committed to spending five percent of their GDP on
defense by twenty thirty five. The ongoing Russia Ukraine War
is also expected to be in focus. President Trump is
scheduled to meet Wednesday with Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky on
(13:51):
the sidelines of the summit.
Speaker 1 (13:53):
I'm mark nefew huge crowds are mourning around Supreme Leader
for a second day. No, not the sun, this is
Dad who died four months Lisa Cardin.
Speaker 7 (14:01):
Reports tens of thousands flooded the streets of Tehran on Sunday,
wailing and chanting, with some calling for revenge. Even larger
crowds are expected Monday, when Ayatolo Kamene's casket will be
taken on a procession through the streets of the capital city.
Iran is holding a six day state funeral ahead of
his burial on July ninth. The ceremonies are being held
(14:21):
nearly four months after he was killed in the US
Israeli airstrikes. Meantime, peace talks between the US and Iran
are set to resume after the funeral.
Speaker 1 (14:31):
I'm Lisa Cartin, A star for the US men's national
team will play tonight after all against Belgium. Apparently that
came after a call from the Oval Office.
Speaker 8 (14:40):
Reportedly, President Trump picked up the phone and called FIFA
President Gianni Infantino to lobby on behalf of Forloren Balligan.
President Trump is called Infentino a great leader in sports
and a friend. That friendship must run deep because Balligan
will play following a red card during the second half
of the United States victory over Bosnia and Herzego Viva,
(15:00):
which led to his one match suspension. Trump praised Sunday's
decision in a social media post. The US is now
looking to move on to the World Cup quarterfinal round
for the first time since two thousand and two.
Speaker 1 (15:11):
I'm Rob Martier. Well Belly Parton is giving a big
thank you to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelcey from their
donation to Her Imagination Library. Swift and Kelsey donated two
million dollars to Pardons, organization that provides free books for children.
Pardon posted a thank you video on Instagram on Friday,
(15:31):
just hours before the couple tied the New York City
in it. The country icon told Swift and Kelsey that
she has blown away and overjoyed with gratitude. Swift and
Kelsey donated twenty six million dollars to various various charities
ahead of their wedding. Well, we experienced the longest day
of the year in June and the most sunshine in
any day. Now we're losing it and there's nothing we
(15:54):
can do about it. Three tennis has more.
Speaker 9 (15:57):
NASA says it's all about the Earth's tilt as our
planet orbits the sun, our daylight hours reduce. By the
time we hit the winter solstice on December twenty first,
we'll have less than ten hours of sunshine. That's more
than a four hour loss of daylight from summer. To
do stuff outside. Unless you're Superman who has the power
to change the Earth's tilt, there's nothing we can do
(16:17):
about it, So get outside and enjoy what we have
before it goes away. I'm Bree Tennis, and.
Speaker 1 (16:23):
I apologize for that cough free.
Speaker 6 (16:27):
Hey, everybody's john Ford Coley of England, Dan and john
Ford Coley and my morning show is your Morning Show
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Speaker 1 (16:42):
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(17:03):
going to go all the way to Turkey. At thirty
five minutes after the hour, The President Today will host
officials from the New York Stock Exchange in NASDAQ and
the Oval Office is to help celebrate and promote the
launch of his new investment account for children. And then
it's on to Turkey where he'll join John Decker and
others for the NATO summit. Good morning, John, Hey, good morning.
Speaker 10 (17:22):
Yes, I arrived in Ankara, that's the capital of Turkey,
a as it's called here, and the President will arrive tomorrow.
The President is a person who's put a lot of
pressure on America's NATO allies to do more. He feels
they're not stepping up, not pulling their fear shared, not
pulling their weight, and so that's going to be one
(17:44):
of the focus points of this summit here in Ankara
over the course of the next few days.
Speaker 1 (17:50):
Now, does the President still feel that way? I mean,
I know with the Iran conflict, it's been more Arab
and Muslim nations, especially with oil supply, that have come
to the rescue and alienating Iran. But is this concerning Russia,
Ukraine or in general, or because a lot of them
have been doing better at paying their fair share.
Speaker 10 (18:08):
A lot of them have indeed stepped up. Initially the
goal was three and a half percent last year at
the last NATO summit, which I intended with the President
in the Netherlands, that number was pushed up to five percent,
that every country must spend of their GDP on military
on defense, and so countries are indeed meeting that first
(18:31):
three and a half percent threshold. Some countries doing a
little better than others, some countries not doing it. I'll
give you an example, Spain. The President's called out Spain
on a number of occasions, and I would not be
surprised if he does so publicly at the summit here
on which the President will arrive tomorrow.
Speaker 1 (18:51):
John Durkey, I mean John Durkey, John Decker in Turkey
covering the president. When did they start calling a turkey?
By the way, and what am I supposed to do?
Am I supposed to Turkey? Okay?
Speaker 10 (19:01):
You know, I think what you ought to do is
take your cues from the President of the United States.
Speaker 1 (19:07):
See how he pronounces it, because one of.
Speaker 10 (19:09):
His best allies in the NATO Alliance, the person who
he gets along well with as far as the counterpart,
is President Erdowan. And let's hear what the President says
and how he says it. You know, for me, I'm
going with the pronunciation that they use here.
Speaker 1 (19:26):
In Turkey. A.
Speaker 10 (19:27):
And that's what I'm going to do while I'm here,
and you know, maybe when I'm back in the States,
I'll use the pronunciation that most people are familiar.
Speaker 1 (19:34):
Yeh, Turkey. So we know what the President's concern is
with NATO. What is NATO's concerns for the world right now?
What will be their agenda narrative?
Speaker 10 (19:43):
Their agenda is making certain that the President is all
on board continuing to support Ukraine. Fact, there's going to
be an agreement from every one of the thirty two
members of the NATO Defense Alliance to continue supporting Ukraine militarily,
committing to a significant amount of funds being spent to
(20:04):
help Ukraine out in its war against Ukraine.
Speaker 1 (20:08):
Now and it's fourth.
Speaker 10 (20:09):
Ye're hard to believe that started in February of twenty
to twenty two, that full scale invasion by Russia into
Ukraine's sovereign territory.
Speaker 1 (20:19):
John, I'll have more from Turkey during his White House
Briefing Room podcast. You can catch that eight Central, nine Eastern.
And by the way, if you just search it into
your iHeart app, it'll pop right up. Give it a
program position that way, it's waiting for you every morning.
Thanks for reporting, and we'll talk to you from Turkey tomorrow.
I look forward to it. Thanks so much, Michael. I
appreciate it.
Speaker 10 (20:39):
It is a beautiful place, and I'll give you more
information about it when we speak tomorrow.
Speaker 1 (20:45):
For sure, you got it. I know you're very busy
in Turk, or as we would say, Turkey. We went
through that with biopic or biopic. I think it's technically biopic,
but everybody says biopic, and then you're left with, well,
what do you do what everybody says? Or you know,
(21:05):
and I'm I would be more like John. You know,
if I'm in Turkey and they prefer Turk, I would
probably say Turk. But when you're back home, everybody still
says Turkey. I will say this significant. You know, a
lot of people bring up Obamacare, which you know was
designed to fail, and it did fail. If you could
(21:25):
get beyond partisan lenses, it was never a success. Now
it's officially a failure, and the Republicans have since allowed
everything to expire and enrollment is way down. Now. Is
it down because of fraud that's what they'll try to
sell you, or is it down because it just never
made sense? It didn't do what it was supposed to do,
which was make everyone be insured, because most people who
(21:50):
aren't insured chose not to be. That's number one. Number two.
It did not bring down premiums, it raised them, and
did not increase access to healthcare. It failed on every
measure on the scoreboard. I thought the most significant damaging
thing that Barack Obama did was damage our relations with Turkey.
(22:13):
And for those who look through three different lenses, that's
a key lens in the Gog and Magog picture. So yeah,
I've got my eye on this NATO summit, not just
for what Trump continues to press them on, what they
continue to press the world on, but also where it's
being hosted. Turkey can't have your morning show without your voice.
(22:35):
Some late comers that I didn't get a chance to
get in. This is Blaine listening to names iowa Hey
speaking of drone shows.
Speaker 11 (22:43):
Tubette didn't have an overta on top of Teyran, but
we can't do that sort of thing. Young Washington is
pretty good movie. I had a person of I'm not
sure where she came from during a parade. I was
handing out flags and she looked at me like I
was a marsh and she didn't know what the flag
was for, or she did didn't know why we were
in the row of vehicles with flags all over them.
(23:03):
She looked at me and as if I was from Mars.
Speaker 1 (23:06):
Well, my daughters have that look on their face. They're
in London right now and they're wondering why on all
the government buildings there's gay flags and they've yet to
see a British flag on top of any of these buildings.
Speaker 10 (23:17):
Now.
Speaker 1 (23:17):
I know they're coming off of Gay Pride Month in June.
Maybe they haven't changed the flags yet, but they're just astonished. Yeah,
it's America's two hundred and fiftieth birthday. You would think
the flag would be something normal to be carrying around.
I guess there are two Americas after all, all right, Youngstown, Ohio.
Speaker 12 (23:35):
Michael, don't forget about the doctor's scarf lady that stood
by and agreed with everything that went on, and then
she went away and nobody's heard from her since.
Speaker 1 (23:48):
Yes, that's a reference to a story we did in
our Platinum, Our First Hour, and it's a Rasmussen poll.
America tragically didn't have anyone to trust, from their president
to their president's counsel, to their head of virology, to
their COVID response coordinator, to the Vice President of the
(24:09):
United States Mike Pence, to their local doctor, let alone
the CDC or the World Health Organization in between, and
you had to do a lot of digging. I will
tell you this. I remember it like it was yesterday, thinking, Okay,
I have disproved and none of this makes sense, and
yet every commercial saying it, the President's saying it, these
(24:29):
virologists are saying it. I must be missing something. I
must be crazy. I'm going to destroy my radio career.
Add to that, I didn't feel very welcomed by the
company I worked for if I continued to question. So
I was thinking, I must be nuts, I must be
(24:51):
missing something. I'm going to get fired, and I'm gonna
have no credibility the rest of my career. Wells it
turns out everyone was wrong and I was right. I
say I David Sanatti walked with me, a great doctor
walked with us. But I told the personal story. I
remember thinking, Okay, they're making a lot of assumptions, and
(25:12):
if they're doing this on data, where's the data. So
I went to the University of Washington to find the data,
and I couldn't find any data. And I remember thinking
they couldn't possibly have data. They couldn't even have data
from Italy yet, So what were the assumptions? And then
I searched for the assumptions and I couldn't find those either.
So where are they coming up with all this information
and all these actions? And people will say, well, you know,
(25:34):
this is what the doctors were saying, we had to
trust them. This is what the media was saying, we
had to trust them, this is what the president was saying,
we had to trust it. No, we didn't. Now, I
wasn't often too the wild, wild matrix of conspiracy theories.
I was just looking for real answers. Because virology one
O one is you get it, you get better you're immune,
(25:56):
or you get it and you die, or you get
it and you nearly die and then you get better
in your immune But this whole notion of quarantining the healthy,
not the sick, turning off the government and making everybody
stay home, the economy just gets shut down. Or how
(26:17):
about the slogan itself, stay home, stay safe, this is
the new normal. Well didn't take long before I figured out, well,
this is This is like global warming on steroids, and
they finally found something America was afraid of and would
obey and that they could control. Now that's a Paul
(26:41):
and Wound sense. But remember how when it first started,
stay home, stay safe. This is the new normal. Doctor
Fauci was just presented as the god of all wisdom.
And then she brings up, Oh, don't forget the lady
with the scarf. Well that's doctor Deborah Burks. And if
you're wondering what happened to doctor Deborah Burks, she just
disappeared right well. Following her role as the response coordinator
(27:07):
for the White House under Mike Pence, the Vice President
who was put in charge of COVID response. Don't forget
this president that everyone loves in worships or fears and hates.
He's the one that sold you the vaccine. He's the
one that shut down the economy. People forget that. Oh
(27:29):
well he was duped. He was trusting the doctors. Yeah,
like the Americans that were duped. But you didn't have
to be duped, and somebody should have got this in
real time. She went on to be the chief Scientific
and Medical Advisor for Active Pure Technology, an air cleaning company.
(27:50):
She also wrote a book, The Untold Story of the
Trump Administration, COVID nineteen and Preventing the Next Pandemic. So
she cashed in corporately and wrote a book Fauci, who
knows what lizahead for him? If he gets what he deserves,
well you'll know the role he played and gain a
(28:13):
function research at the very lab where it leaked. I
could play you a Milken Institute symposium or Fauci's there
with all these scientists from around the world and they're like, well,
this mRNA technology is really incredible, but you know, we
got a ten years of trials. Yeah, those pesky trials,
(28:34):
because you wouldn't want to kill somebody, and it'd be
billions and billions of dollars. If there's just a way
we could get it out immediately. And one of the
scientists chimes in, but what if we had a world emergency,
then we could rush it. You know, let's say one
of these viruses leaked from and he even says from
(28:55):
one of the laboratories in China, and then we have
a worldwide pandemic and Christ then we could get around
the ten years. Then we could get around the billions
in trials and won't believe your eyes. And it's still
out there to google and search and watch. We were
watching it then, though, that's when America need to be
paying attention. But Rasmussen did a study forty five percent
(29:16):
of American adults consider it likely that the COVID nineteen
pandemic was part of a secret plan by global elites
to reduce world population. Well, at the heart of global
warming is Agenda twenty one. Now, the goal was a
one world government. And the problem with the one world
government is what do you do with economic and military superpowers.
They won't comply. And the biggest problem is America. They
(29:37):
actually believe in God and family and then country and
self governance. But if the root of it is population control,
now you mix that in with all the lies, with
all the conspiracy theories, and does the truth ever get
(29:58):
arrived at? And in the matrix you can't even get
through this rass Musen study, forty eight percent of Americans
believe the vaccines were necessary and effective. Suspicions about the
origins of the virus tend to parallel skepticism towards COVID
nineteen vaccines. For example, those who consider it very likely
(30:23):
that the pandemic was part of a secret plan to
reduce worldwide population. Sixty six percent believe COVID nineteen vaccines
were promoted to help big pharma, and of course it's partisan.
Fifty nine percent of Republicans think it was big pharma conspiracy.
Sixty five percent of Democrats think they were necessary. I
still see people walking around wearing masks, and nine out
of ten times it's an Asian. I'm wondering what's going
(30:45):
on with that. So I don't know what you heard,
what you believed, what you didn't believe. But somewhere in
the midst of all of this is the truth. The
truth about gain of function, the truth about Fauci, the
truth about the agendas both for big Pharma and for
(31:06):
research and economic windfalls that came from rushing it to
the vaccine itself. It's funny. You watch the movie Oh Man,
(31:27):
how am I blank on? The name? Now? Outbreak?
Speaker 10 (31:30):
No?
Speaker 1 (31:30):
The other one? Matt Damon, How can I forget it?
It's all I watch with Agent Contagion. You watch a
movie Contagent, It's it's it's like watching it came out
before nine to eleven, before COVID facility whatever his little
thing was was the ivermectin. I mean it had everything,
(31:52):
just like when you watch Executive Decision, it's nine to eleven.
I mean, I could never get around the nine to
eleven commissions conclusion was failure of imagination? Are you kidding me?
When Hollywood made the movie years before nine to eleven,
when the intelligence all pointed towards it. But again, the
(32:15):
ultimate shame to that caller. I would say, yeah, I
did not forget doctor Briggs Berks, and I know where
she went. But I mean Burkes kind of falls under
Mike pens and Donald Trump. They were just the government
people in charge. They all made the mistake of trusting Fauci,
(32:36):
who was the doctor evil in the mix. But it's
amazing how it's still going through the matrix. I don't
know how much wiser America is six years later. But
the tragedy was they couldn't get it in real time.
Now I can tell you I'm not a conspiracy theorist,
but I don't trust doctors anymore because they all followed it.
(32:59):
I knew more than the doctors. I don't think I'll
ever trust the CDC or the World Health Organization again.
They might as well change their name and start over.
And I'm in awe of how you forget the role
that Donald Trump played in all this all be it duped?
He should have surrounded himself with people that weren't duped,
(33:24):
including our governor who I helped get elected. That may
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Today, it's Your Morning Show with Michael Bill Choano.
Speaker 1 (35:02):
Here's Dallas listening to WLAC in Nashville, Tennessee.
Speaker 13 (35:06):
I just heard the top five stories in Holy Cow.
Four months later, they're finally getting around to Bay and
this poor guy, and I can only imagine how they
have preserved his body all this time. I mean, there's
no way that that funeral's not smelling like either rotten
or from al Lahad.
Speaker 1 (35:26):
Now you might think, wow, Dallas is being completely inappropriate.
Now he's being very logical from a common sense point
of view. There's several questions, Right, this is Donald Trump's
great failure, the Iran War. It's just talking point narrative
that Iran is no longer a nuclear threat or their
(35:47):
air force is destroyed. This was a huge mistake, a
huge failure. And yet they're saying they couldn't bury the
Supreme Iatola because of war conditions, and the body is
ritually wrapped and washed and must be buried as soon
as possible. And he's a spiritual leader. And here it
is four months later, Dallas is asking the right questions.
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