07-08-26 YMS HR1 Iran cease fire is over, Plarner’s senate run should be over and Candice Owens credibility should definitely be over!

Iran cease fire is over, Plarner’s senate run should be over and Candice Owens credibility should definitely be over!

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Good morning. Jeffrey's got the sound Red keeping an eye
on the content, and we wake up and well. The
US has struck dozens of targets in Iran reimposed sanctions
on oil sales after several cargo ships and the Straight

(00:58):
of Horn moves were hit by Irni and miss. The
retaliation and the proclamation from the President the ceasefire is over.
May he have has he finally come to the end
of his ceasefire and peace dream rope. We also have
growing calls for the main Senate candidate, Graham Plattner to

(01:22):
drop out of the race, and that includes now Bernie Sanders.
As you know, the twist and the plot yesterday was
the Platner wants to have a say in who replaces him.
The elective officials in Maine are not interested in that.
As you know, the DNC likes to have their thumb

(01:42):
on the scale. They don't like any other thumbs on
the scale. So that's the standoff. Now, Graham Platner wanting
to have a say and who his replacement is. Party
leaders not interested in that. The week long evidentiary hearings
in the Charlie Kirkhmer case, this is going to be fascinating.
This is where we're reminded, although I don't know in

(02:06):
the matrix if it ever really happens, but we're reminded
that all narratives die of reality. It used to be
that we had a narrative coming from media, but we
don't gather on television sets anymore, not like we used to,
and we don't have shared common experiences anymore. And then

(02:28):
the matrix. Left gets their news from one source, the
right gets it from another, and the two shall never meet.
In reality, the Internet is a whole other animal that
goes even more wild wild West than was left in
the death of journalism. So people like candae Owan come

(02:52):
to mind. Now what it's Tucker Carlson with his obsession
with Israel or candas Owen with her obsession in the
Charlie Kirk case, which has been weird at best, reckless
on the surface. She's already got her clicks, and she's

(03:14):
enjoyed these clicks for a year, and God only knows
how much those cliques have added up to an income.
But you would think this would be one of those
moments where narratives or conspiracy theories would die of evidence.

(03:36):
I mean, here's this preliminary hearing and you're getting at
least what will and will not be admissible, and you
get a glimpse of what the prosecution's case will be.
And at this point, probably the only thing that you
can really analyze is all these crazy claims from candae
own and will those who have bought her ridiculous conspiracy

(04:01):
theories let go? Now, Okay, what are we seeing here?
As at home.

Speaker 4 (04:05):
That's the vehicle that's believed to belong to mister Robinson
arriving in the Pocking garage on campus.

Speaker 5 (04:11):
In fact, according to my source, Tyler has never even
stepped foot on UVU campus.

Speaker 1 (04:20):
All right, where does he go from there?

Speaker 4 (04:23):
He adds out of the Pocking garage on foot into
the campus to.

Speaker 5 (04:26):
The alleged shooter. You think there were patsy, of course, thearapacy.
I mean, come on, it is so dumb. It's so
he wasn't even on campus that day. They can't show
us one clear image, not even one. All of these
cameras turning Point has everything in four K. So shouldn't
you have caught the shooter on the roof in four k?
Like you had cameras everywhere that day, every inch.

Speaker 1 (04:45):
That someone else else running across. Absolutely, do you see
mister Robinson?

Speaker 4 (04:50):
Now, yes, he's just arriving at the corner of the building,
the almost the top center of the image.

Speaker 1 (04:56):
I don't do you think Tyler Robinson was there? You
don't think was there. I think it's a total patsy What we're.

Speaker 4 (05:03):
Seeing now mister Robinson lowering, jumping off of the roof
of the low Flossie building onto the grass area.

Speaker 1 (05:10):
I might add too that I think the accent makes
it even more fun to listen to. Now listen, in
the world of clicks, you can say anything. I mean,
who dropped dead and made Candae Owens the head of
not only Turning Point but American courtrooms? As if everybody

(05:37):
was gonna grant a podcaster and jeopardize a case. Now again,
she got her clicks. She probably made her millions. And
this is the game we play, and the game ends
when America ends, it just unplug. But just as America

(06:03):
once watched Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman to escape for thirty minutes,
this is how they scroll and escape daily. We'll talk
more with Roy and Neal about where this case has headed.
But I guess to a conspiracy theorist who believes we

(06:25):
never really step foot on the moon, it doesn't matter
what evidence, they'll never change your mind. Do the clicks
continue for Candace or did narratives just die of reality?
The Romney manual cock will crow three times again. Today
he's back in the news checking another bingo box, if

(06:47):
you will, the old Democrat party base, because he will
be the alternative candidate. Now, mind you we're not supposed
to figured this out yet, we're supposed to, you know,
enjoy the show and watch them get AOC off to

(07:10):
a big lead. Although I don't know that Plattner isn't
the first chink in the armor of the socialist momentum
as America awakens to this nonsense. But they'd like to
play this far left socialist movement through the midterm, let
it begin to take its shape in the twenty twenty
eight presidential election, and once AOC's off to a big lead,

(07:33):
the DNC will get involved as they did in twenty
twenty four and outing Joe and not giving voters a
chance to vote in the primaries, but handing it to Kamala,
who they wanted in the first place in twenty twenty
when they pulled the Shenanigan to steal it from Bernie
and gave it to old Joe. And they did the
same thing in twenty sixteen with Hillary, and they're going

(07:54):
to do it again, only this time they're going to
do it with Romie Manual. Robbie Manuel, a potential Democratic
presidential candidate and longtime defender of Israel, will denounce Prime
Minister bb Net and Yahoo in tel Aviv this week
and deliver a bracing message that the country's relationship with

(08:15):
the United States is at a crossroads. Now Manuel, he's
already seized wokeness. Now he's going to try to embrace
the anti Israel movement. And again, I think it's a
fair question, is he checking a bingo box? Because we

(08:36):
all know how the party feels about Jewish candidates, So
you better be a Jewish candidate that's tough on Israel
in public. Probably secretly, just the same supporter he's always been.
I brought up Barry Hartman Mary Hartman earlier. The actress
who played Mary Hartman, Louise Lasser, has died at the
age of eighty seven in her home in New York City.

(08:57):
Will have more on that. Was it? I mean that's
the seventies five, isn't it? Oh? I mean Mary Hartman.
Mary Hartman was weird for the seventies and it stood
out for being weird. It was just a really creepy vibe. Well,
the opening still sounds weird in twenty twenty six. Yeah, Well,

(09:17):
I think I think what they were going for was
a a play on soap operas. Yeah, in prime time,
your parents let you watch that. My parents weren't parenting.

Speaker 6 (09:30):
What you mean, I said, I said, Mom, I want
to watch Mary Hartman.

Speaker 1 (09:36):
And she said, we don't watch Mary Hartman. Michael, you
have my cigarettes that might have come up.

Speaker 6 (09:41):
Run out to the to the store.

Speaker 1 (09:46):
Are you smoking? I can't call the lights again. Yes,
go back to the marball line. Or they needed to
be home. Maybe, Yeah, Bapo was rolled and done. Wherever
he laid his hat was the home.

Speaker 6 (10:00):
Oh he.

Speaker 1 (10:03):
Left just was low. No. My brother used to sing
that to my dad when he come home. Anyway, Mary Hartman,
Mary Harmon really one of the weirder shows. And then
they had one after it, which was oh wow? What
was one that came on after and that didn't have
Martin mull in it. There was an even weirder, similar

(10:25):
bad vibe show that came on after Mary Hartman. Mary
was that soap? No, not soap? Okay, soap was actually
soap was ahead of its time. We don't watch that.
Oh yeah, soap was great, Crystal. Yeah, but yeah, that's
kind of a It's always been just like a dark,

(10:45):
creepy vibe in my childhood memories. Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman,
And that chapter comes to a close with the death
of Louise Lasser and we'll get the Emmy nominations today.
We also know who will host it. I I cannot
tell you how many bullets. I mean, at some point
you got to pull a time. I mean, the story
of this might be a team of destiny. This Argentina
team dodged another bullet with Egypt to win three to two,

(11:10):
and the round of sixteen is now over. We headed
the quarterfinals on Thursday in World Cup action. If this
ends with me being like a soccer fan, or is
this just me filling time until NFL, I don't know.
We get desperate over here. It is weird filling time.

(11:31):
I think we've got. I've gotten caught up.

Speaker 6 (11:32):
In the fans that who have visited the States for
the first time, and you know the experiences they're having
while they're here.

Speaker 1 (11:42):
No, I've been caught up in great games. But I
have that the first time Argentina dodged a bullet, yesterday
dodging a bullet, those are two great games. I mean,
even the two to one win of Norway was a
great game. I mean, we provided the only bad game.
But I mean, I don't I can tell you in
the Olympics. Rugby won me, especially women's rugby. I mean

(12:05):
that was genuine. Yeah, absolutely, I would watch it if
it came out. Like I told you earlier this week,
I think the Indiana Fever have won me. I mean this.
You know, these vocal jazz girls are hot, you know,
but the good girls versus the thug greed the brand
of basketball. But I know, I mean I've actually I

(12:25):
remember I said to Nick because they had the early game,
and what's the next one? And I had to wait
till like early evening and I was like, oh, And
then the minute it started there I was. I even
take refreshment breaks.

Speaker 6 (12:38):
This is this sport at its best, though, I mean, seriously,
a great super Bowl every game.

Speaker 1 (12:43):
Yeah. We got a great email yesterday from Roger and Sacramento.
He goes, I can't believe the show is half over.
I don't even remember taking my refreshment break before half
that we should start having refreshment breaks during the show.
So civilized soccer. Right, We're going to pause now for
a refreshment break. And I don't mean just for the players.
We're going to go ahead and water the field. It's

(13:05):
a refreshment break. Oh that hydra.

Speaker 3 (13:08):
Hydration break is something new, though I do not remember
them doing this.

Speaker 1 (13:11):
What hydration breaks? Yeah, don't remember that.

Speaker 3 (13:14):
I remember them playing on when people were down on
the field and the medical staffs were out.

Speaker 1 (13:21):
I'll always scratch my head and say, why don't they
just stop the clock every day? First of all, I
get why Friday with forty seven harasses soccer so much.
I mean, every time somebody falls to hurt it gets
a little old. But I mean I think they're taking
a breather. And then, of course you know somebody is
keeping track of the clock that's being wasted. Why not
just stop it? I'd kicked in the shin on a

(13:41):
soccer field. Well I quit after that. That and more
coming up between now and the end of the third hour.
We got a lot of smart people here to help
us understand. From Turk or Terra Kay or from Turkey,
John Deck or our White House correspondent will get us
up to speed and everything we missed yesterday's Sounds of
the Day will as well. Rory on the population of
the United States shrinking in key age groups, as well

(14:03):
as the concerns about Mitch McConnell. Already, the Internet's a
buzz he's brain dead and his wife went back to
her operatives in China. David and I is going to
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Hey, Michael's parenting was different back in the seventies.

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I was eight years old.

Speaker 7 (16:18):
My mom give me some money.

Speaker 1 (16:19):
We lived on a four lane highway. We had a
convenience store across the street.

Speaker 7 (16:24):
She'd send me over to get cigarettes for like being
in a real life Brogger game.

Speaker 1 (16:34):
Oh lord, how about just driving around with no seatbelts on,
windows closed, mom smoking, you know those kinds of moments.
Seat belt Mary Hartman. Mary Hartman's got us all thinking
about growing up in the seventies. It was a different time.
You know, your parents let you watch That was Jeffrey's comment.
I was like, what what parents? There was no micromanaging

(16:58):
in my home. Louise Lasser Mary Hartman. Mary Hartman has
died at the age of eighty seven. The ceasefire apparently
is over. The US has struck dozens of Iranian targets
after they struck ships in the Strait of Hormuz. All
sanctions have been reimposed, and the calls continue, including Bernie
Sanders for Graham Platner to step down. We'll have all
your top stories, nothing but your top stories, so help us.

(17:20):
Coming up in a half hour, Roy O'Neil will join
us on the population of the US shrinking in a
key age group and what that means for our future,
both the workforce and the solvency of social security.

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Jerry Kaminski uh And as well as Roger and Sacramento
both answering our elderly brain's quest to figure out what

(18:52):
came on after Mary Hartman. It was fern Wood Tonight,
which I think was a spinof because Martin Mall was
originally in Mary Hartman, Mary hart so it was fern
with Tonight. Both of them very odd vibes, even for
the seventies. We bring that up because Louise Last Mary Hartman.
Mary Hartman can't just say it once right, died at
the age of eighty seven in New York City. Well,

(19:13):
good morning, thirty six minutes after the hour, the early
bird gets the warm, sleepy squirrel. Missus a nut. We're
already up and singing this morning. The US has struck
dozens of targets in Iran reimposed sanctions on oil sales
after several cargo ships and the Straight of Horror moves
were hit by Iranian missiles. According to the President, he
declares the ceasefire with Iran has ended. Calls for the

(19:34):
main Senate candidate, Graham Plattner to drop out of the
race are growing, including Bernie Sanders. The Mega Million's jackpot
continues to grow. No one having a match at all
last night, so the pot will grow even higher. And
the World Cup round of sixteen stages over went out
with a bang, not a whimper. Argentina came back from
down two goals with Egypt to win, and then it

(19:55):
took a shootout to get the other win. I'm trying
to remember. I watched these things and I already lose
track of them. It was, of course, with Columbia lost
to Switzerland. Switzerland won that shootout, which was exciting. So
we go on to the quarterfinals beginning Thursday with France
and Morocco. Can't have your morning show without your voice.

(20:18):
I want to start with donad Let's go with Donna, Good.

Speaker 10 (20:21):
Morning from Philadelphia. Can you imagine that the very best
vetted person to represent the Democrats of Maine is Graham Platner,
and only because his poll numbers are dropping, leadership is
stepping in to swallowellhem and they do this without any shame.
It's all about the win by any means.

Speaker 1 (20:46):
Yeah, I think that's what everyone was processing yesterday, and
it really shows up and sounds of the day later today,
the notion of what it's finally taken for the Democrats
to say enough now. I kept using the analogy of
the movie The Campaign, which, if you've never seen a
zach alivianaka said his funniest will Ferrell is just over

(21:09):
the top. But the concept, I mean, this movie was
a winner an idea for him. Somebody was watching politics
and thought, what's a guy gotta do to become unelectable?
I mean, all this partisan loyalty, this is crazy, And
so they just explored that everything from punching a dog
in the face to punching a baby in the face

(21:31):
to sleeping with your opponent's wife and filming it and
then using it in your TV. Add all that and
Will Ferrell's character still wins. Drunk driving, stealing a cop
car still wins. That's kind of what it began to
feel like with Graham Platner. But the more it played out,
the more you realize they don't really care about women.

(21:52):
They don't care about Nazi schwastikas on his body or
anything else. The final straw is when the polls got tight.
Now you'll hear the sounds of the day as Stephen A. Smith,
and he's not trying to deflect or defend. He's just

(22:12):
saying both parties are guilty of this. Tell me about it.
I see it every single day. It's ours versus D's.

Speaker 6 (22:27):
And somehow after an election, people think, oh we won
because there's more ours than D's.

Speaker 1 (22:32):
Really, would you win? You're forty trillion in debt and growing.
Both parties are guilty of it. But this one, this
one's over the top. So proud to be on a
station named after Rush Limbaugh, k EIB and Los Angeles

(22:56):
Josh Michael, Welcome to the soccer world. Wait until women
have their World Cup.

Speaker 3 (23:02):
Now that those girls get really feisty, they get feisty,
I tell you they do.

Speaker 1 (23:07):
Give them a pink flag. Now I I did. I
do watch the Women's World Cup, probably because we were good.
I mean, who could forget the shootout win to win
the World Cup? And Brandy Chastain rips off her jersey
sports and her sports bra, you know, so, I mean,
I think it's kind of like I used the analogy yesterday.

(23:29):
You know, for some reason, I drifted from men's tennis
as if they got too good. Do you ever try
to watch ping pong like from Japan where they're you're
China where they're really good. It's a different game. They're
like they're they're twenty yards away from the from the table.

Speaker 6 (23:44):
I get to your friend's garage where he's got yeah,
and you can't read it.

Speaker 1 (23:48):
So I remember being a kid thinking, okay, well this
is getting too good now with all the aces and everything.
If you want to see really good volleys, you watch
the women. And so the last thing I let go
was was was a women tennis and it's that way
was it was that way with soccer. I just didn't
get it. But I would watch the women and for
some reason I liked women rugby better. Isn't that weird?

(24:12):
I don't know why I did. I got caught up
in the in the women's rugby team.

Speaker 6 (24:15):
It was kind of like football without the well, yeah,
I never I've never watched a game of rugby until
the last Olympics.

Speaker 1 (24:22):
And they don't wear.

Speaker 3 (24:23):
Bad Well that's because we had that one superstar on
the Yeah.

Speaker 1 (24:27):
But it was fun to watch. I mean, it's really
it's really a great game. It's fun to play. Michael,
you played rugby, of course you did, Are you kidding me?

Speaker 3 (24:35):
It was on all the rugby teams, fun sport for it.

Speaker 1 (24:41):
So there was a time you were scrampy. Eh, I
want to see I think I want to see a
picture of Red Young playing rugby. I'll get a picture.
You didn't even get Fernwood tonight, go sit in the corner.
Rogers should be taking your job anyway. I digress, uh
to Memphis, Tennessee and w r e C to Memphis, Tennessee. Well,

(25:06):
which one is that I've got a w e r C.
Well that isn't Memphis, Tennessee. No, No, this is a
new this is a news station. You said WRC earlier.
I may have I apologize. Okay, Well, w E r C.

Speaker 11 (25:18):
I hope you have a wonderful day to day. It's
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to work. Have a blessed day, and thank you for
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Speaker 1 (25:38):
Okay, so she really don't have anything to say, is that, Hey,
we'll take breaks for people to love on me. I'm
trying to figure out where why all while you were talking,
I'm trying figure out where w E r C is
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probably say what city you're from, but it would keep
people like we're attention DeFi to disorder. We are not

(26:01):
going to be able to oh's Birmingham Oh, well, you
know you're close.

Speaker 6 (26:10):
Why don't you pick me up some Chrispy Greames and
drop them off hot signs on. Oh, every overweight person
in America's just perked up, said, did you say the
hot time?

Speaker 1 (26:21):
That I should have done that? All right? So what
are we kicking around for the platinum our? Well, yeah,
obviously a lot of us are really and I think
for the men, they deserve a quick bow up until
that last game for being a part of it. But
hosting the World Cup has certainly got a lot of
Americans filling time till football season with the original football.

(26:45):
The Mega Million's jackpot continues to grow, although no one
has matched the numbers last night. There'll be another drawing
and this time it should top I think well over
three quarters of a million dollars in the Mega millions,
and the calls for Graham Platner to drop out of
the race are growing. But why did it take this long?
We'll address that and sounds of the day, And yes,

(27:08):
our fragile ceasefire appears to be over. With the run,
they targeted a few cargo ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
That was the final straw for the president. So the
ceasefire is over. We hit many targets. Let me see
if I can get you the the latest of what
we did. The US military attack to Iron early Wednesday.

(27:32):
Part of the American effort was also to revoke the
Islamic Republic's ability to openly sell crude. You know what
comes to the surface before you even get out the
story is why did it take this long? They only
recognized force. But the question that will come to your
mind is, you know what a bunch of idiots. You

(27:52):
have no air force, you have no navy, you have
no intelligence, you have no scientists, you have no materials
for a nuclear weapon. You've been bombed into the Stone Age,
you lost your Ayatola. Why not lay low for a while.
Because they're warriors, because they're jihadists, because they're terrorists. They

(28:14):
win or you win, They die or you die. There's
no negotiating. This is not a forty nine year problem.
This is a fourteen hundred year problem. They're not just
an adversary of America. They're an enemy of the world. Now,

(28:35):
you can do this like pest control, or you can
exterminate one or the other. But even if you could
negotiate peace, which is not understanding them. It wouldn't be
worth the paper it was written on. So I have
no problem what the president is doing now. I just
can't believe it took till now. Get the straight open

(29:00):
and keep it open and move on. And if they
do anything, bomb them. That's just the reality. You're not
going to get your big peace deal and your red
bow to put on foreclosure. It's just not going to come.

(29:20):
So yeah, as I read all this, you're going to go,
why is iron this stupid? Because this is worship for them,
It's a system of life, it's a form of government.
It is a religion. And when you ask them to

(29:43):
be reasonable or ask them to comply, or ask them
to be tolerant, you're asking them to renounce their faith.
Are you said, well, go listen to them. That's why
I try to summarize it by saying, Mohammad lived three

(30:04):
contradictory lives. That's the world's first problem. And so today
you have peace loving Muslims that mean you no harm
because they're following the first example of Mohammad. You have
those that are populating, infiltrating, agitating, and eventually will wage
war political Islamis because he was secondly that, and then

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you have nuts like Iran that are as shie hottest
and warriors and bloodthirsty. They believe the time is now,
and they believe if they destroy Israel and destroy America
and take over the world, the hidden emom will appear.
Followed by judgment from Allah. They're not going to stop.
That's why you can't allow them to have a nuclear weapon.
They will use it. I know that's a lot to

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expect America to get right now. They don't get socialism
and communism apparently, so we bomb several sites. We went
ahead and revoked their ability to openly sell crude oil
around immediately warned Washington it would take whatever measures it
deems necessary, raising the risk of an interim agreement in

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a war halting fighting could break down. The president basically
rips it up anyway. US Central commands that the US
completed the strikes after hitting more than eighty targets, including
air defense systems command control. This may take some boots
on the ground on the islands near the Strait of
Hormuz and more targeted strikes. Iran responded with counter attacks,

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according to a senior US official, threatening to unravel the
interim peace that took weeks to negotiate, which could drive
up oil prices, but ultimately the only way to secure
these oil prices is to secure the strait of hormones.
The negotiation has failed. We're back to force. That's really

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what you're waking up to this morning. And who didn't
see that coming a mile away? Well, what's happening in
the Middle East right now is not just another headline.
As you can see, it's far from over, and it
can hit your wallet directly if it hasn't already. The
running conflict pushes oil prices higher, and that impacts everything
you buy, gas, groceries, utilities, because when energy strikes, it's

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spikes your dollar buys less. Inflation will jump, driven largely
by the energy sector. Now major banks are warning more
volatility is ahead. Well, it's here today. Are you concerned
if inflation sticks and energy stays high and the economy slows,
you got the risk of procession. Moody's puts that at
fifty percent odds. It's a warning sign you simply cannot ignore.

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Speaker 8 (33:28):
Lisen Tennessee. Oh my gosh, gorn up in the seventies, Yes,
the back of Papa's truck in Arkansas, to the dairy queen,
Oh nobody cared about seat belts. To then the parents
splitting up and being moved to Chicago to deal with
the vice lord and the Latin Kings, and mom working
two jobs and smoking like a freight train in the
small apartment and in the enclosed cars. So yeah, crazy times.

Speaker 1 (33:52):
Memory's like the court's up my mind. Roy and Youngstown.
Oh can you imagine when I have back at Mary Hartman,
Mary Hartman, It's just the creepiest vibe of my childhood,
kind of like tell a Tubby's was in my kid's childhood.
When I see Tello Tubby's, that's a really bad vibe. Anyway.

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So Roy had never heard of Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman. Michael,
I've never heard of Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman. So I
had to look it up. Just looking through the images.
That looks like some kind of nightmare fuel Roy and
Young and then Fern went Tonight came on after. It
was just even for this seventies, that was bizarre stuff.

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And it's got us all looking back, all right. President
Trump says the fragile ceasefire with Iran is over in
his opinion.

Speaker 7 (34:41):
Trump spoke overnight from Turkey, where he's attending this week's
NATO summit.

Speaker 1 (34:45):
I think it's over. I don't want to deal with
them with his scum.

Speaker 4 (34:48):
You know, scum.

Speaker 1 (34:49):
Is this scum there, sick people. They're led by sick people.

Speaker 7 (34:53):
The President said he'd let you as negotiators continue talking
about the matter, but stress he doesn't want to waste
any more time. Anouncement comes as fresh attacks have kicked
up tensions across the Middle East, with the raw targeting
ships transitting these strait of Hormuz and the US military
striking dozens of targets and response. The US Treasury Department
also moved on Tuesday to reimpose sanctions on the sale

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of ironnie and oil, immediately sending the price of crude up.

Speaker 1 (35:17):
I'm Mark Neefield. The World Cup Round of sixteen is over.
Argentina overcame a two goal deficit to stun Egypt three
to two in Atlanta. Scott Carr has more.

Speaker 12 (35:26):
Enzo Fernandez scored the match winner in stoppage time after
Lionel Messi tied things up with a goal in the
eighty third minute. Elsewhere, Switzerland edged Columbia found penalties four
to three after a scoreless game in Vancouver. Rubin Vargas
converted the decisive spot kick and the Swiss will face
Argentina up in the next round. The quarterfinals kick off
on Thursday, when France and Morocco battle in New England.

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It's a rematch of the semi finals at the last
World Cup, where the French won it two nil.

Speaker 1 (35:53):
I'm Scott Carr. The Mega Millions Jackpott continues to grow,
with no one having matched all of last night's winning numbers.

Speaker 13 (36:00):
That means the top prize for Fridays Mega Million's drawing
will be at least six hundred and four million dollars.
Nobody's won the Mega Million's jackpot sent Saint Patrick's Day.
It's also been a while since someone collected on the
Powerball's top prize. The estimated jackpot for Tonight's Powerball drawing
is four hundred and forty three million. I'm Tammy Trijillo.

Speaker 1 (36:18):
Actress, writer, director, and New York City native Louise Lasser
has passed away. Scott Carr Back with more.

Speaker 12 (36:26):
The Emmy nominated actress was perhaps best known as the
title character in the seventies TV satirical series Mary Hartman
Mary Hartman May.

Speaker 1 (36:38):
Lasser worked steadily.

Speaker 12 (36:39):
Over several decades in film and TV, appearing in a
number of Woody Allen movies. Lasser had been married to
Allen between nineteen sixty six and nineteen seventy. She passed
away from natural causes at her home in Manhattan at
the age of eighty seven.

Speaker 1 (36:53):
I'm Scott Carr Birthdays Today. Actor Kevin Bacon is sixty eight.
Comedian Sebastian maniscal Go from Arlington Heights, Illinois fifty three.
Actress Angelica Houston seventy five, and hey now, Jeffrey Tambor
is eighty two. But your birthday, Happy birthday, So glad
you were born, and thanks for making your morning show
a part of your big day. We're all in this together.

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This is your Morning Show with Michael Ndel Journo