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This is your morning show, honored to serve you. I
am Michael del Journal. Jeffrey's got the sound red keeping
and eye on the content. And here's what's suned the
menu this morning. Graham Platner will formally withdraw from the
main Senate race. He'll do so on Monday, or so
he's told his staff in private, but.
Speaker 2 (01:38):
Then again, nothing's private anymore.
Speaker 1 (01:40):
The Supreme Leader of Iran will finally be buried in
his hometown, breaking every Islamic burial law. Not to mention
the narratives, of course, that they've won the war, so
why delay the burial four months? A West Virginia man
is now the eighth person indicted in an alleged plot
to attack the UFC event at the White House last month.
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It looks like we have Israel to think. I know,
the left has demonized Israel. The right has begun to
demonize Israel. Israel saved your president's life with Intel in
leaving Turkey. A former roommate and romantic partner of Charlie
Kirk has buried Tyler Robinson and Candice Owens along with
him in testimony that was delivered yesterday in the preliminary hearings.
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Oldest woman to travel in space has died. The quarter
finals of the World Cup has begun. France to nil
over Morocco yesterday, Spain and Belgium later today. And that
pretty much gets you up to speed. Waking up this morning.
I think that if we had to kind of it'll
be interesting. This demonization of Israel, which began, let's review
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as a Democrat party problem, and we said this in
twenty four they got an eye problem Israel and it's
dividing their part. Well, now they got an s problem,
a socialist problem that's much bigger then you saw. Tucker Carlson,
Megan Kelly, Candae Owen and I don't know how they
couldn't keep their eye on the Iranian ball. I mean,
(03:14):
you would have to ignore fourteen hundred years of Islamic theology,
the Hadith, the Quran, Surah by Surah, the history, the
passing of the torch from Mohammad to future supreme leaders,
and what a Shia Muslim is, what the history of
the Iranian Republic is, and the notion that they had
(03:38):
enriched uranium and delivery systems to use a weapon of
mass destruction. Anybody that could, in their mind dilute themselves
to thinking that the world would be better if everything
was the way it was five months ago in Iran.
I mean, it's a level of ignorance I really wouldn't
know where to begin to address.
Speaker 2 (04:02):
I mean, we've.
Speaker 1 (04:02):
Watched simultaneously as the Russian Ukraine War entered its conclusion
of its fourth year, a melee, I mean, just a
wiping out of Iran being called an unjust or endless war.
It was laughable. So for people on the left who
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hate Israel and for people on the right who think
bb netna who's calling all the shots? Well, okay, so
if the people on the right support the president, they
just saved the president's life. Be interesting to see what
they plan to do with that. The Socialists of America
(04:49):
have adopted a radical new platform.
Speaker 2 (04:51):
Again.
Speaker 1 (04:51):
We've talked all week long, can we get beyond the
shirts and skins? And now we got a new uniform
that's entered and we're just gonna well, we're young, so we.
Speaker 2 (05:03):
Don't have anything.
Speaker 1 (05:04):
We'll just hate everybody else in an envy, we'll join them,
But what do they stand for? What do you think
America would look like with no defense? What do you
think our enemies would do if they knew we had
dismantled our entire military and Department of War, open borders,
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and amnesty for all. How does that play out? In
this radical platform? They also replace the presidency and replace
the Supreme Court with kind of like a board that's
subservant to Congress. This is mob rule by definition. Of course,
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you're going to abolish all police and all prisons. Can
you imagine how quickly everything Now? If you want to
say you're a socialist, well let's start discussing. How does
your municipality look without a police department? What do our
streets look like? How safe are women and daughters? What
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becomes of drugs and the violence that goes along with it.
Let's just destroy all of society because it'll be fine
without one.
Speaker 2 (06:30):
I mean, it's.
Speaker 1 (06:32):
The headline, doesn't do a justice radical new platform grass Mussem.
By the way, on the very same Morning show, support
for socialism growing. It's to forty percent within the Democrat Party,
which really leads to our journey of discovery today. Remember
(06:59):
we're trying to sense. I mean, how do you sense
what's going to happen in the midterms? Do you look
at polling? Does anybody really trust polling anymore? The predictive
markets are far more accurate because people are putting their
money where their opinion is polling.
Speaker 2 (07:19):
Nobody has a.
Speaker 1 (07:20):
Home phone and nobody answers when you call their cell
phone unless they know you, so you can't get people
to get accurate polling. You get a very small sample
that you have to wait very heavily, and it's been
proven very inaccurate, so you're better off going to betting markets.
That makes it a tough twist. The other is midterms
(07:44):
are all about unity and energy, and there doesn't seem
to be much unity or energy on either side. Hysteria, craziness,
but not unity energy that'll get out to vote. What
we do see even more so than the Iran gas prices, affordability,
(08:08):
all that other tertiary stuff, but we do see as
an anti incumbent mood in America, meaning anybody who has
been serving is unsafe, and anybody new unless you're wearing
a shwastika, unless you got women coming forward saying you
rape them. You got a chance because there's an anti
(08:30):
incumbent referendum feeling in America. But Harryetton has put his
finger once again at CNN on who it's really pointed at,
and who it's really pointed at is Democrats. It's interesting.
(08:53):
I'm always telling you how you don't have Donald Trump
if the Republican Party doesn't neuter and absorb the Tea
Party movement. The Tea Party movement was an organic, real
grassroots movement fed up with debt and all of the
intended and unintended consequences that come from debt.
Speaker 2 (09:14):
That just got absorbed, which is.
Speaker 1 (09:17):
Why it won't be easy to absorb trumpsm So the
future of the Republican Party is a bit of a well,
it's going to be much the same as with the Demo.
I feel that Democrats are going to experience it in
the midterms. The Republicans are going to experience it in
the presidential election unless they handle it absolutely flawlessly, which
would be a handoff of trump Ism, a believable handoff
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of trump Ism.
Speaker 2 (09:42):
But the Democrats are in.
Speaker 1 (09:43):
It right now, which is why Harrietton starts by comparing
the last time we saw this kind of dissatisfaction within
the party was the Tea Party's dissatisfaction with Republicans, which
led to a lot of new faces. Now here comes
(10:04):
a dissatisfaction in the Democrat party. So is there a
referendum feeling brewing this midter Yes? Is there an incumbent referendum?
Speaker 2 (10:15):
Yes? And who is appointed at Democrats? We have to
go back sixteen years.
Speaker 4 (10:18):
Remember it was that Republican tea party wave of twenty ten.
I would argue the Democratic version of it is a
new tea party, but.
Speaker 2 (10:25):
It's on steroids.
Speaker 4 (10:26):
Why do I say that, Well, let's just start off
with the fact approve of their own party in Congress.
Republicans in July of twenty ten it was fifty two percent,
a very low percentage, but at least it was north
to fifty percent. Look at where we are now with
Democrats in terms of them approving their own members of Congress,
it's actually below fifty percent. Democrats dislike their party more
than Republicans did during the tea party wave of twenty ten.
Speaker 2 (10:49):
Just forty seven.
Speaker 4 (10:50):
Percent of Democrats now approve of their own party in Congress.
As I said, it's a new Tea Party. But it's
a tea party on steroid.
Speaker 1 (10:58):
Yeah. Now, the only question I'll give for here the
tea Party had a real cause. There's nobody that would
argue that being forty trillion dollars in debt is good.
If there is God help us. That is bad, top
to bottom, beginning to end. That's a bad thing. Socialism
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is built on a prooven, failed economic and political system
based on a gospel of envy, with the goal of
not taking from one and giving to another, but ultimately
destroying for all. So it's taking things that aren't broken,
breaking them and there's nothing organic about it. This is
(11:45):
funded by very wealthy anti American billionaires and it's strategically
plotted and planned, and it's started by populating than infiltrating
the squaw, than agitating. Now they're waging war and they
got the numbers. So anybody that wants to discuss how
(12:09):
these midterms go and they're still looking at it as
des versus ours, you're not following things, and you're in
for a shock because any and remember what we've said
a million times, because they said it themselves when it
all began. AOC took out a ten term establishment Democrat
(12:32):
candidate incumbent. They target first Democrats, not Republicans, because their
first goal was to take over the Democrat Party. They
think after that then they can remove the electoral College,
then they can dismantle the republic I disagree with them.
I think you're you're like a parasite that once you
(12:54):
kill the host, the host dies, in this case the
Democrat Party, but you die with it. The parasite doesn't
survive the death of the host, it dies with it.
How does that play out in the midterms. You're going
to have a bunch of incumbent Democrats go down to
these radicals and primaries, and then in very blue places
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they'll probably go on to win. And so your squad
problem just got a whole lot more radical and a
whole lot worse. I think I know how the twenty
twenty eight election is going to go after that, But
there is nothing organic about this. So kind of today
coming into view is this anti incumbent referendum, and it
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looks like it's primarily directed towards Democrats. Lots of cover today,
a lot of smart people to cover it with. Of course,
the President is back safely. It took to plains to
get him here. He should be in a rare mood.
We have Friday with forty seven coming up in the
third hour, a visit with doctor Joe. Rory's got to
some top stories to break down for us, and a
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Speaker 1 (15:50):
Graham Platner will formally withdraw from the main Senate race,
but he won't do it till Monday, according to what
he told insiders.
Speaker 2 (15:57):
Mark Mayfield has our update. That's according to multiple reports.
Speaker 5 (16:00):
It comes after he suspended his campaign on Wednesday after
being accused of sexual assault. Monday is the last day
that Platner can drop out to allow Democrats in Maine
to select a new nominee. A main Democratic Party announced
that they had voted to hold a nominating convention to
choose a new nominee by July twenty seventh. Several have
announced their candidacy so far, including former Maine state Senator
(16:21):
Troy Jackson, co founder of Main Beer Company Dan Cleman,
and former director of Main's CDC Near rov Shaw.
Speaker 2 (16:27):
I'm Mark Mayfield Well.
Speaker 1 (16:28):
The oldest woman to travel in space, Wally Funk, has
passed away at the age of eighty seven.
Speaker 6 (16:32):
Her city of residence, Grapevine, Texas, announced she died peacefully
Wednesday evenings, surrounded by loved ones. Funk entered space on
a Blue Origin flight in twenty twenty one at the
age of eighty two. Her career achievements include being inducted
into the Texas Aviation Hall of Fame, the Women in
Aviation International Pioneer Hall of Fame, and she will be
posthumously inducted into the International Space Hall of Fame at
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the New Mexico Museum of Space History. I'm Lisa.
Speaker 1 (17:02):
Tributes continue to pour in for the eighties pop by
Convonnie Tyler, who passed away. The platinum selling Welsh singer
died Wednesday at the age of seventy five. Following her
passing Footloose co Star or well Star really Kevin Bacon,
Carl Tyler, one of the great voices of rock. Fellow
Welsh star Catherine Zada Jones paid her respects. Carl Tyler
a one of a kind artist and rock artist Rod
(17:22):
Stewart and Brian Adams also posted tributes.
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Speaker 2 (18:13):
Let's start with the John.
Speaker 7 (18:15):
From a forty four year old man total e cip
for the heart as a beautiful song.
Speaker 2 (18:20):
Trainer is one of the top either has to be
top twenty.
Speaker 3 (18:24):
I don't care if every genre included.
Speaker 1 (18:27):
Well, it's a pretty song. I was always it's a heartache.
Guy came on yesterday. By the way, you dismiss it.
It's a ache, clips heart it's it's okay, it's.
Speaker 2 (18:40):
No, it's good. It's a great song. You dis miss
it every time.
Speaker 1 (18:43):
No, I just said all I'm saying, you're dismissing it's
a heartache.
Speaker 2 (18:47):
I just said, it's a heartache. Was my favorite Bonnie time,
Just miss Bonnie Tyler. Hey, let's stay with the Johns,
Big John and Poughkeepsie, New York.
Speaker 8 (18:55):
So the so cooled May of New York draws up
a new map of all the ethnic towns in Manhattan.
There's Koreatown, Little Palestine. But you know what, there's no
Little Italy, no Original Riviera, no Williamsburg.
Speaker 2 (19:11):
Go figure. Well, you know, tolerance isn't a two way street.
Speaker 1 (19:16):
But I will meet you in Saint Louis at the
Hill if you'd like to have a real Italian experience.
Speaker 7 (19:21):
What he's in Arizona, Morrian Michael Jeffrey and ran Happy Friday.
Trump's presidency may have been made possible by the Tea
Party movement and of course Obama mocking and embarrassing Trump
at the White House Correspondence Center, But let's face it,
Trump is no fiscal conservative. He has done nothing but
(19:41):
run up debt in his two terms, so he would
be a disappointment to the Tea Party movement.
Speaker 2 (19:48):
With regards to that, Yeah, I.
Speaker 1 (19:53):
Made a ridiculous amount of money for a single man
at a very young, stupid age. If I could only
go back to that stay in the first house I
was in, I could have paid it off in a
couple of years. And I only poured money into my
four to oh one k and made other investments. Why
(20:14):
i'd be a millionaire ten times over instead of a
thousand air and it didn't. It seems like no matter
how many times I got raises, I was always just
getting by.
Speaker 2 (20:30):
Now, mind you, I was the kind of guy that
would go and I'm not bragging right now.
Speaker 1 (20:35):
In fact, this is me being as honest about one
of the things I'm most ashamed of. I would go
to do a car remote at one hundred dollars an hour. Hey,
come on out to Henry Primo BMW and I'm making
three hundred dollars doing this remote. And I leave with
a seventy four thousand dollars BMW seven series car. That's
(20:58):
the kind of dumb stuff I did, dumb seventy four
thousand dollars and then a depreciating item.
Speaker 2 (21:06):
What I'm moron?
Speaker 1 (21:08):
So one day I'm at my best friend's restaurant, Joe
Bigg's Italian eatery, and I'm sitting there at thirty three
years old. It was two years before I met Andrea,
and I look like I just had the epiphany of
a lifetime. I went Joe, he goes Mikey. I said, Joe,
(21:30):
guess what, I don't have to make more money? Why
I can just spend less? What That's how dumb I was.
It hadn't dawned on me. Oh, I could just spend less.
It is the most darkest embarrassing. I am going to
be ducking when I get to heaven for the stewardship
(21:54):
of money that I could have used for good that
I just self officially squandered before I came to the
realization over a sausage sandwich that I don't have to
make more, I can spend less. And yet here I
sit in July of twenty twenty six, and I'm waiting
(22:15):
for America to have that epiphany. We don't need more taxation,
we don't need socialism, we don't need redistribution of wealth.
We just need to spend less. And yet we're wanting
(22:35):
to spend more and get less. When will America wake
into that now? Whenever I use that analogy, that void
that the tea Party's absorption left created a lane for
Donald Trump didn't mean he walked down a tea party lane.
(22:58):
I mean the Doge part was good. But every president
R or D and every generation of Americans that elected
them and didn't hold them accountable, We're all guilty of
wanting more. We're all guilty of never drawing the line
(23:22):
and just saying spend less. And we're forty trillion dollars
in debt, headed deeper and deeper, and that with an
entitlement based care system and a birthing crisis.
Speaker 2 (23:43):
You are eight. I'm never When my mom.
Speaker 1 (23:46):
Was younger, she could be a little ball, a little Do
I ever tell you the story about the time I
was in Syracuse, New York. I'm at lunch with my
dad and an old friend from like high school. Which
is always an odd thing because when you see your
and at that time he was in his seventies. When
you see your father in his seventies at lunch with
an old friend from high school, you realize, we never change.
(24:08):
We'll be ninety hanging out would be a tap Ben's
will come to town when we're ninety, We'll still will
be in that cafeteria. You just you just don't you know.
It's like that narrative voice in our head. It's twelve
years old, and it's the same voice that's been walking
with us our whole life.
Speaker 2 (24:24):
So they're telling the story and this guy.
Speaker 1 (24:25):
Goes, that was when that was the night Joe Marie
drugged that lady by the back of her head all
the way to the bathroom and flushed her.
Speaker 2 (24:32):
Head the toilet. Just said there, And my dad's like, yeah,
that was the night. And I said, finally, it's like
two or three stories like that.
Speaker 1 (24:41):
Yeah, And I ran in rupt and I said that
when you say Joan Marie, are you you're talking.
Speaker 2 (24:46):
About my mother?
Speaker 4 (24:47):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (24:48):
Yeah, your mother was nuts. What Yeah, somebody was hitting
on your father. She grabbed her by the head of
the air, took her all the way the bathroom and
flushed her head the toilet.
Speaker 2 (24:57):
That's a firecrackers what we'd call.
Speaker 1 (25:00):
I was like, Oh, well, that's where the rage came from.
So mom could be a little volattle. And one time
I was discussing that with her best friend in Chicago
and she just looked at me exasperated and said, your
mother is a walking, ticking, emotional time bomb. And I thought, wow,
that's other than my daughter Anna. When she turned to
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my son Nicholas and said, you are the background noise
of my life. It's the cruelest thing I ever heard,
but it was accurate. That's what we are. We are
a forty trillion dollar birth crisis entitlement based, walking ticking
time bomb, and nobody ever brings it up, nobody seriously
(25:44):
addresses it. I'll take it one step further. I don't
think anybody could run for president on it and win.
And these selfish children that we call citizens of total
government dependency, with no use for God or family, are
never satisfied.
Speaker 2 (26:03):
They want more and more for nothing now sooner or later.
Speaker 1 (26:14):
My only hope in prayer is as dumb as I was,
and believe me, I wasn't racking up trillions. All I
can hope is wood he someday America wakes up over
a nice sausage sandwich. Hopefully you got a friend like
Joey to yell to when you come to the realization
I don't need to make more. I could just spend less.
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He doubled over, cracking up, and I couldn't figure out
why he was laughing after this week, and I would
suspect it to be far worse after the trial. Anyone
(26:58):
who still believes in these online clickbait conspiracy theories surrounding
the death of Charlie Kirk, I mean that you either
possess a dangerously low IQ or you are irreparably broken
when it comes to wisdom, common sense, and moral compass.
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That's how strikingly the pre trial hearing in progress for
Tyler Robinson has unfolded now for Erica Kirk, who well
I always will think is weird. There's just something I
just discern, something weird. But for her and Charlie's children,
(27:49):
I see justice on the horizon. There is a clear
person who did this, and they are going to be convicted.
Speaker 2 (27:59):
And day alone.
Speaker 1 (28:01):
In the pre trial hearing, Lance Twiggs Tyler, Robinson's lover
and roommate buries him and Candace Owans alone. And that's
just one element of the prosecution. The confession thereof justice
(28:26):
for Charlie, his mother and father, his widow and children
really is all I care about. But if I go
one step further and care about anything else, I can't
wait to watch to see if America can learn the
lesson of Candace Ewan, maybe in time to learn the
lesson of Tucker Carlson.
Speaker 2 (28:46):
Or whomever is next.
Speaker 1 (28:50):
I warned for decades the death of journalism, and I
warned it will not be a victory for the right,
even though you think, well, that's mainly the left's control.
It's not gonna be a victory for the right. It's
gonna be a defeat for a republic. And now you
have the click outrage, five second news cycle of fiction
(29:17):
and fraud and conspiracy, which is the Internet. I will
be fascinated to see now I get it. For a
solid year, Candae Owens has gotten a lot of clicks
with this, and that's all she talks about.
Speaker 2 (29:32):
Every day.
Speaker 1 (29:33):
I mean just the notion that somebody could talk about this.
Can you imagine if I talked about the exact same
topic every single day, Who the heck would listen? I
couldn't do it, and I would never fathom how you
could listen to it. But that's the wild wild West
of the Internet. You just present an outrage news cycle,
(29:54):
whether it's true or not, of five to ten seconds.
You get your clicks, you cash in, you make your
meal millions. So I'll grant it. Candae Owns has probably
made a lot more money than me in the last year.
But if she's able to make another cent after this year,
there's a bigger problem than candas Owans. As my grandfather
would say, gabiesh, Migueline, gabiesh. That's the secondarily most fascinating
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part of this entire trial. When we were younger, we
were pretty good athletes, but we were really big mouths,
and every now and then we'd bite off more than
we could chew. We'd take anybody on in basketball, anybody
on in whiffleball, anybody on in football. In the backyard,
(30:50):
there was this one neighborhood crowd. I thought we're going
to dominate them, and they were just I couldn't cover them.
They were so fast. We're getting killed. We get in
the huddle, my brother looks at us and goes, all right, embarrassing,
I can't even do it. The street fit embarrassing on
one ready break, embarrassing. Well, that goes back to the cartoons. Embarrassing.
(31:16):
Joe Vic has an even better line. You're embarrassing yourself
and you're insulting me. So we would just go embarrassing
and yell and run of the house that we just
quit in the middle of the game.
Speaker 2 (31:25):
We couldn't win. We were embarrassed.
Speaker 1 (31:28):
I mean, at some point, if I was candae owing,
I couldn't even turn the camera on, let alone the microphone.
How do you look anybody in the eye and play
this game any longer? You're insulting anyone watching, and you're
embarrassing yourself. But you watch. She'll just move on to
the next topic. See, there used to be a time
(31:53):
were one you had to be unique. Everyone that was
successful was unique. You had to be credible. If you lost,
your credibility was over. Why would you listen to that
person again? Why would you trust anything that person says?
That's why we say it jokingly. But if there's anthing
I'm most proud of, it's Noster del jorno. Not that
(32:14):
I'm a Noster del journo. I'm just looking through the
biblical lens, historic lens, geopolitical lens, and I can tell
you what's happening.
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But if I was consistently wrong and you kept listening,
I'd be wondering why. That's why I love these videos.
I mean, we do it often with members of Congress,
and then we'd keep re electing them. But in the
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has been chirping for a year, followed by the evidence
as it's being presented. Oh, he was never on that campus.
This is Tyler entering the parking garage. This is entered
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If this woman has any credibility or any pathway forward, Yeah,
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This is your morning show, honored to serve you. I
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and eye on the content. And here's what's suned the
menu this morning. Graham Platner will formally withdraw from the
main Senate race. He'll do so on Monday, or so
he's told his staff in private, but.
Speaker 2 (01:38):
Then again, nothing's private anymore.
Speaker 1 (01:40):
The Supreme Leader of Iran will finally be buried in
his hometown, breaking every Islamic burial law. Not to mention
the narratives, of course, that they've won the war, so
why delay the burial four months? A West Virginia man
is now the eighth person indicted in an alleged plot
to attack the UFC event at the White House last month.
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It looks like we have Israel to think. I know,
the left has demonized Israel. The right has begun to
demonize Israel. Israel saved your president's life with Intel in
leaving Turkey. A former roommate and romantic partner of Charlie
Kirk has buried Tyler Robinson and Candice Owens along with
him in testimony that was delivered yesterday in the preliminary hearings.
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Oldest woman to travel in space has died. The quarter
finals of the World Cup has begun. France to nil
over Morocco yesterday, Spain and Belgium later today. And that
pretty much gets you up to speed. Waking up this morning.
I think that if we had to kind of it'll
be interesting. This demonization of Israel, which began, let's review
(02:51):
as a Democrat party problem, and we said this in
twenty four they got an eye problem Israel and it's
dividing their part. Well, now they got an s problem,
a socialist problem that's much bigger then you saw. Tucker Carlson,
Megan Kelly, Candae Owen and I don't know how they
couldn't keep their eye on the Iranian ball. I mean,
(03:14):
you would have to ignore fourteen hundred years of Islamic theology,
the Hadith, the Quran, Surah by Surah, the history, the
passing of the torch from Mohammad to future supreme leaders,
and what a Shia Muslim is, what the history of
the Iranian Republic is, and the notion that they had
(03:38):
enriched uranium and delivery systems to use a weapon of
mass destruction. Anybody that could, in their mind dilute themselves
to thinking that the world would be better if everything
was the way it was five months ago in Iran.
I mean, it's a level of ignorance I really wouldn't
know where to begin to address.
Speaker 2 (04:02):
I mean, we've.
Speaker 1 (04:02):
Watched simultaneously as the Russian Ukraine War entered its conclusion
of its fourth year, a melee, I mean, just a
wiping out of Iran being called an unjust or endless war.
It was laughable. So for people on the left who
(04:27):
hate Israel and for people on the right who think
bb netna who's calling all the shots? Well, okay, so
if the people on the right support the president, they
just saved the president's life. Be interesting to see what
they plan to do with that. The Socialists of America
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have adopted a radical new platform.
Speaker 2 (04:51):
Again.
Speaker 1 (04:51):
We've talked all week long, can we get beyond the
shirts and skins? And now we got a new uniform
that's entered and we're just gonna well, we're young, so we.
Speaker 2 (05:03):
Don't have anything.
Speaker 1 (05:04):
We'll just hate everybody else in an envy, we'll join them,
But what do they stand for? What do you think
America would look like with no defense? What do you
think our enemies would do if they knew we had
dismantled our entire military and Department of War, open borders,
(05:25):
and amnesty for all. How does that play out? In
this radical platform? They also replace the presidency and replace
the Supreme Court with kind of like a board that's
subservant to Congress. This is mob rule by definition. Of course,
(05:50):
you're going to abolish all police and all prisons. Can
you imagine how quickly everything Now? If you want to
say you're a socialist, well let's start discussing. How does
your municipality look without a police department? What do our
streets look like? How safe are women and daughters? What
(06:16):
becomes of drugs and the violence that goes along with it.
Let's just destroy all of society because it'll be fine
without one.
Speaker 2 (06:30):
I mean, it's.
Speaker 1 (06:32):
The headline, doesn't do a justice radical new platform grass Mussem.
By the way, on the very same Morning show, support
for socialism growing. It's to forty percent within the Democrat Party,
which really leads to our journey of discovery today. Remember
(06:59):
we're trying to sense. I mean, how do you sense
what's going to happen in the midterms? Do you look
at polling? Does anybody really trust polling anymore? The predictive
markets are far more accurate because people are putting their
money where their opinion is polling.
Speaker 2 (07:19):
Nobody has a.
Speaker 1 (07:20):
Home phone and nobody answers when you call their cell
phone unless they know you, so you can't get people
to get accurate polling. You get a very small sample
that you have to wait very heavily, and it's been
proven very inaccurate, so you're better off going to betting markets.
That makes it a tough twist. The other is midterms
(07:44):
are all about unity and energy, and there doesn't seem
to be much unity or energy on either side. Hysteria, craziness,
but not unity energy that'll get out to vote. What
we do see even more so than the Iran gas prices, affordability,
(08:08):
all that other tertiary stuff, but we do see as
an anti incumbent mood in America, meaning anybody who has
been serving is unsafe, and anybody new unless you're wearing
a shwastika, unless you got women coming forward saying you
rape them. You got a chance because there's an anti
(08:30):
incumbent referendum feeling in America. But Harryetton has put his
finger once again at CNN on who it's really pointed at,
and who it's really pointed at is Democrats. It's interesting.
(08:53):
I'm always telling you how you don't have Donald Trump
if the Republican Party doesn't neuter and absorb the Tea
Party movement. The Tea Party movement was an organic, real
grassroots movement fed up with debt and all of the
intended and unintended consequences that come from debt.
Speaker 2 (09:14):
That just got absorbed, which is.
Speaker 1 (09:17):
Why it won't be easy to absorb trumpsm So the
future of the Republican Party is a bit of a well,
it's going to be much the same as with the Demo.
I feel that Democrats are going to experience it in
the midterms. The Republicans are going to experience it in
the presidential election unless they handle it absolutely flawlessly, which
would be a handoff of trump Ism, a believable handoff
(09:40):
of trump Ism.
Speaker 2 (09:42):
But the Democrats are in.
Speaker 1 (09:43):
It right now, which is why Harrietton starts by comparing
the last time we saw this kind of dissatisfaction within
the party was the Tea Party's dissatisfaction with Republicans, which
led to a lot of new faces. Now here comes
(10:04):
a dissatisfaction in the Democrat party. So is there a
referendum feeling brewing this midter Yes? Is there an incumbent referendum?
Speaker 2 (10:15):
Yes? And who is appointed at Democrats? We have to
go back sixteen years.
Speaker 4 (10:18):
Remember it was that Republican tea party wave of twenty ten.
I would argue the Democratic version of it is a
new tea party, but.
Speaker 2 (10:25):
It's on steroids.
Speaker 4 (10:26):
Why do I say that, Well, let's just start off
with the fact approve of their own party in Congress.
Republicans in July of twenty ten it was fifty two percent,
a very low percentage, but at least it was north
to fifty percent. Look at where we are now with
Democrats in terms of them approving their own members of Congress,
it's actually below fifty percent. Democrats dislike their party more
than Republicans did during the tea party wave of twenty ten.
Speaker 2 (10:49):
Just forty seven.
Speaker 4 (10:50):
Percent of Democrats now approve of their own party in Congress.
As I said, it's a new Tea Party. But it's
a tea party on steroid.
Speaker 1 (10:58):
Yeah. Now, the only question I'll give for here the
tea Party had a real cause. There's nobody that would
argue that being forty trillion dollars in debt is good.
If there is God help us. That is bad, top
to bottom, beginning to end. That's a bad thing. Socialism
(11:21):
is built on a prooven, failed economic and political system
based on a gospel of envy, with the goal of
not taking from one and giving to another, but ultimately
destroying for all. So it's taking things that aren't broken,
breaking them and there's nothing organic about it. This is
(11:45):
funded by very wealthy anti American billionaires and it's strategically
plotted and planned, and it's started by populating than infiltrating
the squaw, than agitating. Now they're waging war and they
got the numbers. So anybody that wants to discuss how
(12:09):
these midterms go and they're still looking at it as
des versus ours, you're not following things, and you're in
for a shock because any and remember what we've said
a million times, because they said it themselves when it
all began. AOC took out a ten term establishment Democrat
(12:32):
candidate incumbent. They target first Democrats, not Republicans, because their
first goal was to take over the Democrat Party. They
think after that then they can remove the electoral College,
then they can dismantle the republic I disagree with them.
I think you're you're like a parasite that once you
(12:54):
kill the host, the host dies, in this case the
Democrat Party, but you die with it. The parasite doesn't
survive the death of the host, it dies with it.
How does that play out in the midterms. You're going
to have a bunch of incumbent Democrats go down to
these radicals and primaries, and then in very blue places
(13:19):
they'll probably go on to win. And so your squad
problem just got a whole lot more radical and a
whole lot worse. I think I know how the twenty
twenty eight election is going to go after that, But
there is nothing organic about this. So kind of today
coming into view is this anti incumbent referendum, and it
(13:44):
looks like it's primarily directed towards Democrats. Lots of cover today,
a lot of smart people to cover it with. Of course,
the President is back safely. It took to plains to
get him here. He should be in a rare mood.
We have Friday with forty seven coming up in the
third hour, a visit with doctor Joe. Rory's got to
some top stories to break down for us, and a
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This is your Morning Show with Michael del Chuno.
Speaker 1 (15:50):
Graham Platner will formally withdraw from the main Senate race,
but he won't do it till Monday, according to what
he told insiders.
Speaker 2 (15:57):
Mark Mayfield has our update. That's according to multiple reports.
Speaker 5 (16:00):
It comes after he suspended his campaign on Wednesday after
being accused of sexual assault. Monday is the last day
that Platner can drop out to allow Democrats in Maine
to select a new nominee. A main Democratic Party announced
that they had voted to hold a nominating convention to
choose a new nominee by July twenty seventh. Several have
announced their candidacy so far, including former Maine state Senator
(16:21):
Troy Jackson, co founder of Main Beer Company Dan Cleman,
and former director of Main's CDC Near rov Shaw.
Speaker 2 (16:27):
I'm Mark Mayfield Well.
Speaker 1 (16:28):
The oldest woman to travel in space, Wally Funk, has
passed away at the age of eighty seven.
Speaker 6 (16:32):
Her city of residence, Grapevine, Texas, announced she died peacefully
Wednesday evenings, surrounded by loved ones. Funk entered space on
a Blue Origin flight in twenty twenty one at the
age of eighty two. Her career achievements include being inducted
into the Texas Aviation Hall of Fame, the Women in
Aviation International Pioneer Hall of Fame, and she will be
posthumously inducted into the International Space Hall of Fame at
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the New Mexico Museum of Space History. I'm Lisa.
Speaker 1 (17:02):
Tributes continue to pour in for the eighties pop by
Convonnie Tyler, who passed away. The platinum selling Welsh singer
died Wednesday at the age of seventy five. Following her
passing Footloose co Star or well Star really Kevin Bacon,
Carl Tyler, one of the great voices of rock. Fellow
Welsh star Catherine Zada Jones paid her respects. Carl Tyler
a one of a kind artist and rock artist Rod
(17:22):
Stewart and Brian Adams also posted tributes.
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Breton Franklin, Tennessee.
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Speaker 2 (18:13):
Let's start with the John.
Speaker 7 (18:15):
From a forty four year old man total e cip
for the heart as a beautiful song.
Speaker 2 (18:20):
Trainer is one of the top either has to be
top twenty.
Speaker 3 (18:24):
I don't care if every genre included.
Speaker 1 (18:27):
Well, it's a pretty song. I was always it's a heartache.
Guy came on yesterday. By the way, you dismiss it.
It's a ache, clips heart it's it's okay, it's.
Speaker 2 (18:40):
No, it's good. It's a great song. You dis miss
it every time.
Speaker 1 (18:43):
No, I just said all I'm saying, you're dismissing it's
a heartache.
Speaker 2 (18:47):
I just said, it's a heartache. Was my favorite Bonnie time,
Just miss Bonnie Tyler. Hey, let's stay with the Johns,
Big John and Poughkeepsie, New York.
Speaker 8 (18:55):
So the so cooled May of New York draws up
a new map of all the ethnic towns in Manhattan.
There's Koreatown, Little Palestine. But you know what, there's no
Little Italy, no Original Riviera, no Williamsburg.
Speaker 2 (19:11):
Go figure. Well, you know, tolerance isn't a two way street.
Speaker 1 (19:16):
But I will meet you in Saint Louis at the
Hill if you'd like to have a real Italian experience.
Speaker 7 (19:21):
What he's in Arizona, Morrian Michael Jeffrey and ran Happy Friday.
Trump's presidency may have been made possible by the Tea
Party movement and of course Obama mocking and embarrassing Trump
at the White House Correspondence Center, But let's face it,
Trump is no fiscal conservative. He has done nothing but
(19:41):
run up debt in his two terms, so he would
be a disappointment to the Tea Party movement.
Speaker 2 (19:48):
With regards to that, Yeah, I.
Speaker 1 (19:53):
Made a ridiculous amount of money for a single man
at a very young, stupid age. If I could only
go back to that stay in the first house I
was in, I could have paid it off in a
couple of years. And I only poured money into my
four to oh one k and made other investments. Why
(20:14):
i'd be a millionaire ten times over instead of a
thousand air and it didn't. It seems like no matter
how many times I got raises, I was always just
getting by.
Speaker 2 (20:30):
Now, mind you, I was the kind of guy that
would go and I'm not bragging right now.
Speaker 1 (20:35):
In fact, this is me being as honest about one
of the things I'm most ashamed of. I would go
to do a car remote at one hundred dollars an hour. Hey,
come on out to Henry Primo BMW and I'm making
three hundred dollars doing this remote. And I leave with
a seventy four thousand dollars BMW seven series car. That's
(20:58):
the kind of dumb stuff I did, dumb seventy four
thousand dollars and then a depreciating item.
Speaker 2 (21:06):
What I'm moron?
Speaker 1 (21:08):
So one day I'm at my best friend's restaurant, Joe
Bigg's Italian eatery, and I'm sitting there at thirty three
years old. It was two years before I met Andrea,
and I look like I just had the epiphany of
a lifetime. I went Joe, he goes Mikey. I said, Joe,
(21:30):
guess what, I don't have to make more money? Why
I can just spend less? What That's how dumb I was.
It hadn't dawned on me. Oh, I could just spend less.
It is the most darkest embarrassing. I am going to
be ducking when I get to heaven for the stewardship
(21:54):
of money that I could have used for good that
I just self officially squandered before I came to the
realization over a sausage sandwich that I don't have to
make more, I can spend less. And yet here I
sit in July of twenty twenty six, and I'm waiting
(22:15):
for America to have that epiphany. We don't need more taxation,
we don't need socialism, we don't need redistribution of wealth.
We just need to spend less. And yet we're wanting
(22:35):
to spend more and get less. When will America wake
into that now? Whenever I use that analogy, that void
that the tea Party's absorption left created a lane for
Donald Trump didn't mean he walked down a tea party lane.
(22:58):
I mean the Doge part was good. But every president
R or D and every generation of Americans that elected
them and didn't hold them accountable, We're all guilty of
wanting more. We're all guilty of never drawing the line
(23:22):
and just saying spend less. And we're forty trillion dollars
in debt, headed deeper and deeper, and that with an
entitlement based care system and a birthing crisis.
Speaker 2 (23:43):
You are eight. I'm never When my mom.
Speaker 1 (23:46):
Was younger, she could be a little ball, a little Do
I ever tell you the story about the time I
was in Syracuse, New York. I'm at lunch with my
dad and an old friend from like high school. Which
is always an odd thing because when you see your
and at that time he was in his seventies. When
you see your father in his seventies at lunch with
an old friend from high school, you realize, we never change.
(24:08):
We'll be ninety hanging out would be a tap Ben's
will come to town when we're ninety, We'll still will
be in that cafeteria. You just you just don't you know.
It's like that narrative voice in our head. It's twelve
years old, and it's the same voice that's been walking
with us our whole life.
Speaker 2 (24:24):
So they're telling the story and this guy.
Speaker 1 (24:25):
Goes, that was when that was the night Joe Marie
drugged that lady by the back of her head all
the way to the bathroom and flushed her.
Speaker 2 (24:32):
Head the toilet. Just said there, And my dad's like, yeah,
that was the night. And I said, finally, it's like
two or three stories like that.
Speaker 1 (24:41):
Yeah, And I ran in rupt and I said that
when you say Joan Marie, are you you're talking.
Speaker 2 (24:46):
About my mother?
Speaker 4 (24:47):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (24:48):
Yeah, your mother was nuts. What Yeah, somebody was hitting
on your father. She grabbed her by the head of
the air, took her all the way the bathroom and
flushed her head the toilet.
Speaker 2 (24:57):
That's a firecrackers what we'd call.
Speaker 1 (25:00):
I was like, Oh, well, that's where the rage came from.
So mom could be a little volattle. And one time
I was discussing that with her best friend in Chicago
and she just looked at me exasperated and said, your
mother is a walking, ticking, emotional time bomb. And I thought, wow,
that's other than my daughter Anna. When she turned to
(25:21):
my son Nicholas and said, you are the background noise
of my life. It's the cruelest thing I ever heard,
but it was accurate. That's what we are. We are
a forty trillion dollar birth crisis entitlement based, walking ticking
time bomb, and nobody ever brings it up, nobody seriously
(25:44):
addresses it. I'll take it one step further. I don't
think anybody could run for president on it and win.
And these selfish children that we call citizens of total
government dependency, with no use for God or family, are
never satisfied.
Speaker 2 (26:03):
They want more and more for nothing now sooner or later.
Speaker 1 (26:14):
My only hope in prayer is as dumb as I was,
and believe me, I wasn't racking up trillions. All I
can hope is wood he someday America wakes up over
a nice sausage sandwich. Hopefully you got a friend like
Joey to yell to when you come to the realization
I don't need to make more. I could just spend less.
(26:38):
He doubled over, cracking up, and I couldn't figure out
why he was laughing after this week, and I would
suspect it to be far worse after the trial. Anyone
(26:58):
who still believes in these online clickbait conspiracy theories surrounding
the death of Charlie Kirk, I mean that you either
possess a dangerously low IQ or you are irreparably broken
when it comes to wisdom, common sense, and moral compass.
(27:22):
That's how strikingly the pre trial hearing in progress for
Tyler Robinson has unfolded now for Erica Kirk, who well
I always will think is weird. There's just something I
just discern, something weird. But for her and Charlie's children,
(27:49):
I see justice on the horizon. There is a clear
person who did this, and they are going to be convicted.
Speaker 2 (27:59):
And day alone.
Speaker 1 (28:01):
In the pre trial hearing, Lance Twiggs Tyler, Robinson's lover
and roommate buries him and Candace Owans alone. And that's
just one element of the prosecution. The confession thereof justice
(28:26):
for Charlie, his mother and father, his widow and children
really is all I care about. But if I go
one step further and care about anything else, I can't
wait to watch to see if America can learn the
lesson of Candace Ewan, maybe in time to learn the
lesson of Tucker Carlson.
Speaker 2 (28:46):
Or whomever is next.
Speaker 1 (28:50):
I warned for decades the death of journalism, and I
warned it will not be a victory for the right,
even though you think, well, that's mainly the left's control.
It's not gonna be a victory for the right. It's
gonna be a defeat for a republic. And now you
have the click outrage, five second news cycle of fiction
(29:17):
and fraud and conspiracy, which is the Internet. I will
be fascinated to see now I get it. For a
solid year, Candae Owens has gotten a lot of clicks
with this, and that's all she talks about.
Speaker 2 (29:32):
Every day.
Speaker 1 (29:33):
I mean just the notion that somebody could talk about this.
Can you imagine if I talked about the exact same
topic every single day, Who the heck would listen? I
couldn't do it, and I would never fathom how you
could listen to it. But that's the wild wild West
of the Internet. You just present an outrage news cycle,
(29:54):
whether it's true or not, of five to ten seconds.
You get your clicks, you cash in, you make your
meal millions. So I'll grant it. Candae Owns has probably
made a lot more money than me in the last year.
But if she's able to make another cent after this year,
there's a bigger problem than candas Owans. As my grandfather
would say, gabiesh, Migueline, gabiesh. That's the secondarily most fascinating
(30:25):
part of this entire trial. When we were younger, we
were pretty good athletes, but we were really big mouths,
and every now and then we'd bite off more than
we could chew. We'd take anybody on in basketball, anybody
on in whiffleball, anybody on in football. In the backyard,
(30:50):
there was this one neighborhood crowd. I thought we're going
to dominate them, and they were just I couldn't cover them.
They were so fast. We're getting killed. We get in
the huddle, my brother looks at us and goes, all right, embarrassing,
I can't even do it. The street fit embarrassing on
one ready break, embarrassing. Well, that goes back to the cartoons. Embarrassing.
(31:16):
Joe Vic has an even better line. You're embarrassing yourself
and you're insulting me. So we would just go embarrassing
and yell and run of the house that we just
quit in the middle of the game.
Speaker 2 (31:25):
We couldn't win. We were embarrassed.
Speaker 1 (31:28):
I mean, at some point, if I was candae owing,
I couldn't even turn the camera on, let alone the microphone.
How do you look anybody in the eye and play
this game any longer? You're insulting anyone watching, and you're
embarrassing yourself. But you watch. She'll just move on to
the next topic. See, there used to be a time
(31:53):
were one you had to be unique. Everyone that was
successful was unique. You had to be credible. If you lost,
your credibility was over. Why would you listen to that
person again? Why would you trust anything that person says?
That's why we say it jokingly. But if there's anthing
I'm most proud of, it's Noster del jorno. Not that
(32:14):
I'm a Noster del journo. I'm just looking through the
biblical lens, historic lens, geopolitical lens, and I can tell
you what's happening.
Speaker 2 (32:19):
I can tell you what's coming next. I guess I
just got the code.
Speaker 1 (32:25):
But if I was consistently wrong and you kept listening,
I'd be wondering why. That's why I love these videos.
I mean, we do it often with members of Congress,
and then we'd keep re electing them. But in the
video you hear everything, all the nonsense the canvass owns
(32:46):
has been chirping for a year, followed by the evidence
as it's being presented. Oh, he was never on that campus.
This is Tyler entering the parking garage. This is entered
Charlie with a limb, climbing up out of the roof.
(33:06):
If this woman has any credibility or any pathway forward, Yeah,
here's the DNA, here's the confession in the text. What
do all these nonsensical, greedy internet muddy money grubbing grifting
(33:28):
schemes have in common? They all die of reality and
truth eventually, and if it doesn't, we got a bigger
problem with candas owans. All right, that's our moment of discovery.
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pulled back. I'll be honest. So the first question, is
our precious metal still a goodbye?
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Well? Major banks think so.
Speaker 1 (33:48):
In fact, they're forecasting even higher prices ahead. And why
everything I just talked about. We're forty three dollars in debt,
we got a declining dollar. Inflation is shrinking our savings.
I mean, even with corrections along the way, gold remains
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It's your morning show with Michael del Chno.
Speaker 2 (34:54):
Notice we said your morning show. It's about you, not me.
Speaker 1 (34:58):
Dave's and Okay, Oklahoma.
Speaker 9 (35:02):
Good morning, mister Mike. I grew up poor thinking money
was happiness. Woke up one day and found I could
have everything I wanted. My partner was discontent. That's when
I found in scripture what Paul the Apostle said, he
learned to be content in the state he was in.
Speaker 1 (35:21):
That included prison. Actually, my favorite memories of my life
are were when I was poor. It's the happiest I
ever was Mary's and Boise.
Speaker 2 (35:31):
Good morning, Michael.
Speaker 10 (35:32):
I always love hearing when you get new affiliate stations
coming to the kitchen table, and I just want to
personally say welcome to Lubbock, Texas. I personally own a
Buddy Holly Museum keychain and a Texas Tech T shirt.
So welcome to the table. Please don't be shy. Let's
hear you talk.
Speaker 1 (35:51):
Yeah, Lubbock, Texas k f R E AM five eighty
ninety five point nine FM and Lubbock the station that
listens to Lubbick.
Speaker 2 (35:59):
We want to listen to you.
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I'll tell you my twin city, my Minnesota friends, they're
not shy. They've come to the table. Let's hear from
somebody from love it all right. Ory's got the story.
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