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This is your morning show. I'm Michael del jorno, honored
to serve you. Jeffer's got the sound. Red's been very
(00:58):
quiet today because he's wearing white. Jeffrey and I together
almost got a good night's sleep. Yeah. I came in
at four hours and three minutes. You came in at
three hours. Well, yeah, yeah, I came in at three hours,
so together were seven hours. Yeah. For some reason, my
(01:22):
or a ring said take it very slow, was warning me.
I got up. I got the whordl in three, I
got the connections perfect, and at least I have something
to show for why I was up late. Jordan Walker
stunned Kyle Schoorber. If you did not watch the T
Mobile home run derby from Philadelphia, it may have been
(01:43):
one of the greatest ones ever. So these two just
dominated throughout the evening. They end up in the finals
against each other. Schorbers first club's eleven home runs out
of fifteen pitches. You think, well, he's gonna win. He's
finally because he was a runner up a few years back,
he's finally going to win this. And then Jordan Walker
(02:06):
of the Saint Louis Cardinals gets up. He found himself
sitting on six with only three swings left, so theoretically
he can't win unless he hits the final bonus ball,
and in this year's format, it was a different color
(02:26):
and nobody could hit it all night long. In fact,
Schwarber was the only one to hit a home run
at that point, with one of those last balls. So
to everyone watching, including Kyle Schwarbert, it looks over and
then he hits six in a row, including three with
(02:49):
that bonus ball. It was just one of the most
amazing things to have watched. There is zero chance today
that the twenty twenty six All Star Game, or maybe
there's something in the air in Philadelphia, can live up
to the home run derby last night. But the All
Star Game will be tonight's Citizens Bank Park in Philly,
seven o'clock on Fox. That's why I didn't sleep. Jeffrey
(03:11):
just said, good old fashioned insomnia. We do have the
choice of who the boke ahead. I didn't mean to.
Speaker 3 (03:17):
Oh, I was going to say, you know what, I
think they can tweak it one more way that I
think will make it.
Speaker 1 (03:22):
Oh no, I love the new forum. Oh no, no, I
love the format.
Speaker 3 (03:26):
I think if you hit an upper deck you get
one point five. If you just make it over the thing,
you get one. Because I mean Schwarber was cranking them,
well they both did. They both did.
Speaker 1 (03:38):
Yeah. Well, actually you could make a case that Contreras. Yeah,
he was hitting the deepest all night long. I think
that makes a difference. Well, I mean it would be
a tweak, but you don't really want to have to
make them try to kill it. I mean, it's about
contact and if the power's there, it's there, and the
trajectory is there. I love the new format because we
instead of just those were just some of those were
(04:00):
it's loton. Well, in the case of Jordan Walker, a
lot of his were just lyne dry. I've never seen
a guy so effortless. He was so calm, which is
all anybody talked about. I thought your first gripe was
going to be when I heard, I thought it was
gonna be over putting it on Netflix, to which my
father didn't have Netflix. And then I've got an eighty
eight year old on the phone. I'm trying to walk
(04:20):
through how to get Netflix. Do you have a smart TV?
I was disappointing. Go dad, do you have a smart TV? Oh,
have a smart to TV? And what if it's a
smart TV, you'll see apps? Test it? What's an app?
Oh my gosh. I wanted to kill Major League Baseball
(04:42):
at that point. The home run derby lived up really
double thumbs up. And now we got World Cup Soccer today,
semifinals starting with France and Spain. Two o'clock on Fox Today.
The choice and it seems to be the choice of
the President and the final choice and appointment by the governor.
Lindsey Graham's sister expected to be sworn in today to
fill the South Carolina Senate seat upon his sudden death.
(05:07):
We will go through who she is and obviously, ultimately
a special election will be held for the seat for
the future. A third consecutive night of really hard US
strikes against Iran have been carried out. The President says
he's reinstating the blockade of the Strait of Horm Movez.
The President's going to take twenty percent of cargo ships.
(05:28):
I think oil gets to flow free. My guess is
he gets oil to flow for free. But the President says,
if I'm going to be the one that has to
keep this Strait of Horm Moves open alone, We're not
going to be taken advantage of. And the blockade on
their ports will be reinstated today as well. And if
you're wondering what's really going on and is there any
(05:49):
way out? The President's going to address the nation on
Thursday this week. Things are going just the way I
wanted them to go. For three months. There is never
any non precision or unp productivity when it comes to
military strikes. It's when the president fixates on peace with
(06:13):
a fourteen hundred year enemy of the world that will
never make peace with anyone. Now he's focused on strength
and strangulation. And we'll finally start explaining all of this
to the American people in a primetime of address. I'm
to say the least pleased. Do you remember Mom Donnie
talking about all this talk of mass exodus. New Yorkers
(06:37):
won't leave it, says all imagination. New Yorkers see dramatic
exodus of millionaires and it's creating an eleven billion dollar
loss of revenue for the City of New York. No
wonder the latest RAS Museum shows fifty percent or worried
about Socialist Democrats. The good news for the Socialist Democrats
(07:01):
they have made progress in their first goal, which is
to take over the Democrat Party. They began to sprinkle
in populate, they infiltrated, then they agitated, agitated for the
longest period of time. The oldest squad's doing this, or
the squad is saying that, or and it was like
(07:22):
this little cancer that was just you know, wedg did
a liver and nobody was really worried about it. Kind
of a thing, and then they went all out war
and that's what they're in right now. And they kind
of turned their geographic focus to inner cities and they
got the biggest New York but it also got them
(07:42):
a lot of spotlight. There was nothing stealth about it.
And if half of America is concerned and worried about
socialist Democrats, remember what midterms are about. They've had a
lot of midterm victories in primaries and now here come generals.
(08:03):
So you want party unification, you want enthusiasm, not fifty
percent worried. And they need to be united behind an
individual's celebrity, if you will, and or a key issue.
(08:28):
This is gonna be one of the most interesting midterms ever.
And we could make it the most volatile. Is if
it just strikes people to stay home, because that could
actually turn a very low turnout, could actually turn this
nightmare into a bigger nightmare for America. Not the socialist Democrats,
but if everyone shows up half of them are worried
(08:50):
about socialist Democrats, there's going to be a lot of
them on tickets six and ten. Young women get their
health and wellness information from influencers. Now, remember, if something's free,
what is it? What does it tell you? You're the product?
You're being sold and I being cared for and not
(09:13):
by a doctor, by an influencer, but sold. Mostly. My
wife likes to make fun of me. I love these
When a waitress you know, says what you you know?
You order a filet, like, that's not enough, right, I'm
having the filet, a baked potatoes, some grilled desparagus. Would
you like some lobster with that? I just there's something
(09:35):
about when they upsell me. I appreciate it because that's
their job and they're good at it, and I'm a
fatty Yeah, give me the lobster. Then after dinner, would
you like a cup of coffee or an after dinner drink? Well,
I don't drink, but a cup of coffee would sound good.
Would you like to try our cheesecake with that? And
I go, you know what, I'm actually full, but I
(09:56):
so appreciate you up selling me. Yes, bring it with
two forks, just one more mint. That is my all
time that and bring out the dead. That's it. That's
all I need. Not that they didn't do a lot more.
But from Monty Python's impact, out my life, bring out
the well and then the guy it's just a flesh wound.
(10:20):
He's a Torso they were really sick. We're sick, aren't we?
You know, it kind of dawned on me. My wife's
been nagging me to get back on the treadmill and
she's on the reverie day with a little sports bra
you know, her shorts. So she was nagging me the
other day. Dick, my son is always lurking like somebody
(10:42):
in the grassy knoll to take a bad picture. So
I come out my shirt in one of her sports
bras and my shorts and I get on the treadmill.
When they walk in, they snapped the picture. Now it's
trapped forever, and I think that was the moment of
dawned on me. You know what, I really am not normal,
but Monty Python wasn't either. All Right, we got a
big show today for you. Rory's gonna be by. He's
(11:03):
got something to say about the home run derby as well.
I wonder if he stayed up. Did anybody sleep? But
Rory jumped on my theme yesterday, which is July or
any day of the year. This is a huge sports week,
and last night's over run derby lived up to it.
What does today's semi final of World Cup Soccer have
in store for us? Or tonight's All Star Gamer? How
(11:23):
about the Open? The Open on Thursday? So Roy's gonna
be covering that. You all fell so in love with
her that I thought, wouldn't it be nice while Decker's gone?
You know, if we just snuck in a couple of
visits with our favorite you got her, Natalie mcglori, Ladies
and gentlemen will be on the show today. Now, we
(11:44):
got a huge growing number of cases of Legionaire's disease
in New York City. We want to get an exodus
of that as well, and a lot of I got
a call from one of my Minnesota listeners. You know
you probably still have it somewhere in your system, But
you know, what are these targets that we have? How
do we keep coming up with these missile installations? What
(12:05):
are we finding? I mean, how many of them are there?
I don't know if he was doubting it or not,
but we're gonna We're gonna visit with Stephen Bucci about
these targets and more than just that, what the plan is? Now?
Newt Gingrich is in our sounds of to day. He
offers what he believes is an Abraham Lincoln strategy that
(12:26):
Trump is carrying out. But what is the plan? What
are the targets? And is an end ever in sight?
Or is this the end? And again, ultimately beyond military expertise,
the President will tell us in a primetime speech on Thursday.
So we got a lot to cover, Missililio, miss a lot,
(12:46):
miss a lot, and we will miss you. What's happening
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Thank you for the opening jingle from Youngstown, Ohio. All right,
good morning. Twenty six minutes after the off, you're just
waking up. The United States of America has conducted a
third consecutive night of strikes against Iran. Mark Mayfield, will
(14:37):
till you in.
Speaker 5 (14:38):
President Trump spoke from the Oval Office following US Central
commands announcement of the new strikes.
Speaker 1 (14:43):
They want to make a deal. They came back. We
made it here two days ago, and they want to
make a deal.
Speaker 6 (14:48):
They've been negotiating for forty seven years, but nobody's ever
hit that militarily.
Speaker 5 (14:53):
We're hitting a very high sitcom cern and a post
on except these latest strikes. We're at the direction of
Trump and we'll continue to degrade Iran's to attack innocent
civilians and commercial shipping in the straight at four moves.
This comes after the President says he's reinstating the blancade
of the Strait.
Speaker 1 (15:07):
In a posts on Truth.
Speaker 5 (15:08):
Social Trump said the waterway is open and they are
only stopping Iron's ships and customers from entering or leaving.
Speaker 1 (15:15):
I'm Mark Mayfield. Today, an American astronaut will blast off
from Russia to begin an eight month mission living in orbit.
Roy O'Neill reports.
Speaker 7 (15:23):
The launch for a Neil Menin comes amid reports of
cracks and leaks on the aging International Space Station. Menon
says he's seen NASA and Russian engineers troubleshoot the issue
side by side.
Speaker 1 (15:34):
And they take it very seriously.
Speaker 8 (15:37):
So I know that I'm in good hands and we
are trying our best to figure out the best forward
resolution of the problem.
Speaker 7 (15:44):
It's the first mission for menin who is a medical
doctor and Space Force colonel. It will be among the
last crew expeditions as the ISS is set to retire
in twenty thirty.
Speaker 1 (15:54):
I'm Rory O'Neil, so my wife was the first to
notice this and it became a family discussion. These soccer players,
and then we got the semifinals today at two. They
look a little jack dub, They look a little wired.
Andrea said wired. I said, coked up. They're just like
you know, paranoid. Well. A new study show soccer players
may be at risk of higher levels of depression and
(16:14):
anxiety midlife. Michael Kastner reports.
Speaker 8 (16:17):
Research just presented at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference in
London looked at one hundred forty two former elite pro
soccer players and their neurological symptoms compared to those without
a history of multiple head impacts. About thirty one percent
of retired players were found in the range for significant
depression symptoms, compared to nine percent who did not have
(16:40):
a history of head impacts. About forty two percent of
the soccer players had significant anxiety symptoms compared to twenty
five percent of non players. I'm Michael Cassner. I mean,
can you imagine we have to play soccer with helmets?
How does that work?
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Tennis on how to party French style.
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This is Jeff for Pleasant View, Tennessee, and my morning
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Hi am Michael. I'd love to have you listen to
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And of course, the favorite part of our show is
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to talk to you. I was joking about the first
roy Is in Youngstown. That's my mean boy.
Speaker 10 (18:15):
Michael saw an article yesterday about Lindsay Graham's estate only
being worth about one and a half million dollars all
the years in Congress and he didn't get rich off
insider trading. Turns out he was just a show for
the military industrial complex, just for the love of the game.
Speaker 1 (18:29):
Yeah, the late Lindsay Graham ranked among the bottom half
of Congress big earners despite more than three decades in office.
So he was there a long time to get very
entrenched and to be in a position to make a
lot of money helping people quote unquote or with early
(18:52):
inside trading information. And he dies with a net worth
of one point five million dollars, and I bet virtually
all of that is his home. He ranked two hundred
and ninety fourth in wealth among five hundred and thirty
five voting members of Congress. Think about that. The senators
(19:14):
usually are wealthier than representatives. So put them in the
bottom half of senators and two hundred ninety fourth among
five hundred and thirty four. You know what, in this
day and age, that may be the most impressive scoreboard
of life. I mean, as a tax paying American, well done,
(19:41):
good and faithful Senator Lindsey Graham, who will be replaced
by his sister, will have more on that coming up. Nashville, Tennessee.
Good morning, Michael.
Speaker 10 (19:50):
The fact that the home run derby was not on
a regular channel is about as close to communism as
you can possibly get.
Speaker 1 (19:58):
Only Putin would do that. Matter of fact, I blame
it on Putin. Have a good morning, sir.
Speaker 3 (20:02):
Well.
Speaker 1 (20:02):
The Democrats, of course, are blaming it on Trump. Uh yeah,
I you know, I think we're all going to have
to get used to this, and you know it starts
with anybody with a smart television. The sources of well,
look at us this morning. How many of you right
now are listening on a radio. How many of you
are right now listening on a computer. How many of
(20:23):
you right now are listening on a phone. How many
of you are listening right now? And it's not right now,
it's later today. How something gets to you is wild
wild west? Now used to be Oh, people either had
rabbit ears or cable. Not anymore. And so when my
(20:44):
TV comes on, I don't know if I'm clicking Prime.
I don't know if I'm clicking Netflix. I don't know
if I'm clicking Paramount. I don't know if I'm clicking
Direct TV. But I'm clicking something. It's costing me a
lot of money. But there's just some things that kind
of cross the line with people. I mean, we know
what's happened, but it's crossing the line. I mean, I
just want to watch the freaking home Run. My dad
(21:04):
was like, this is my first call for my dad.
It says home Run Derby comes out at seven of it.
It's saying nineteen ninety six. So he's on cable. So
I go, I go, Dad, do you have Netflix? He goes, No,
I have Direct TV. And that's when I knew what
(21:25):
I was up against. I said, well, do you have
a Netflix app? What's the app? Oh? Do you have
a smart TV? I'll how smart it is? I don't
talk to it? How do you test it? Then I
wanted to say, I mean you're remote, you can't talk
it to your remote control. I didn't eve want to
go there. I can't do that. But yeah, that was
kind of a nasty twist. Now I can tell you
(21:47):
that tonight the All Star Game itself is on Fox.
But I do think Netflix had the better product with
the home run derby, and only because people are waking
up every second. I got to chime in and just
tell you that Jordan Walker, for all my listeners in
the Loo, the Saint Louis Cardinal, Jordan Walker, he stunned
Kyle Schober. He had six home runs with three balls
(22:13):
to go, and Schwarber had eleven in the bank. I mean,
I've counted my chickens before they hatched a lot in life,
but this one didn't even feel like counting chickens. Shrevey's
finally gonna win because nobody could hit. The final ball
had to be the was what color was that like
a purple? It was a magenta magenta that hit the
(22:36):
magenta ball, and nobody all night, every competitor couldn't hit
the magenta ball out. Now, if you did hit the
magenta ball out, you could keep going. Shorby was the
first to hit that out when he racked up eleven.
So here's Jordan Walker sitting with six and he's only
(22:58):
got three pitches left. That's not I mean, he'd have
to hit three of the magenta balls, just a tie.
And he hit six straight and beats Shober twelve to
eleven and the tea mobile. I mean, for that Nashville caller,
(23:21):
you didn't just miss the home run derby. You might
have missed. Well, that's why I've only slept. My Ara
Ring told me take it very slow today. I slept
four hours because of this home run derby. And you
know what it was worth every hour of sleep I lost.
Oh well, Bob in Mississippi, this should be interesting.
Speaker 11 (23:41):
Well you in morning villas, Mom, dummy, you like a
dog that chases cars. Once he catches it, he looks
at you with that look what do I do now?
Low like CBA Mississippi. And that's a reference to mom.
Speaker 1 (23:58):
Donnie promised everybody that you know these scare tactics that
if I do what I have to do to make
New York more affordable, the millionaires will leave. They don't
know New Yorkers. They won't leave. Well, they have left
in mass and they now have cost the mayor eleven
billion dollars in lost revenue. And that billion billion, eleven
billion dollars have to come from somewhere the state and
(24:19):
it's broke. Where is that going to come from? There?
Go to the buses? Well, yeah, he's not going to
be able to deliver. And he's doing it all in
a spotlight. And so on one side, you can say
these socials have made great strides this year, but they
haven't been doing it stealthily and blindly. They've been doing
(24:40):
it under a spotlight. In America's watching no wonder and
erast me. Some poll today, fifty percent are worried about
socialist Democrats Don Is and phillid Oh Don Philadelphia.
Speaker 12 (24:52):
My husband and I just purchased a second home thirty
minutes north of Williamsport, Pennsylvania, in the League world. He
now is a great time to plan your visit and
get that off your bucket list.
Speaker 1 (25:05):
My call, the most tickets are free. Yeah, That's what
kind of worries me, the notion that they're free and
that you know, all the family members and people from
that area are going to want to You know, how
early do you have to get there to get a
seat in a good game.
Speaker 13 (25:20):
Can you imagine the financial burden to go and play
in that tournament on a family? Well, they you know,
I mean, what an opportunity first of all for the kid. Well,
you're starting off with travel teams. That's expensive in and
of itself, and then they just keep going. I mean
the journey to the Little League World Series.
Speaker 1 (25:40):
They say that the hardest thing, believe it or not,
to win is not March Madness, it's to win a
college Baseball World Series because of what it takes to
get there. I'm not so certain. I mean to be
a little league now, It wasn't when I was little.
You know, your little league team was your little league team.
Now these are like all star teams from areas. So
(26:01):
that that's why it's good to say, oh, this is Goodletsville, Tennessee,
because that's really the best one. But even that, how
are the best players in Goodletsville, Tennessee getting all the
way to Williamsport and then become a World Series champion
over the best in the world, whether it's China, Japan
or Bake Sales and car Washes, any of those international
cheating teams. And let's face it, they cheat thirty seven
(26:23):
year old man with a bad hip. You know he's pitching,
he's out there. What is that? Remember the Hawaii team?
Oh that was the worst. They all shaved. There were
all out at the strip clubs that night. They they
were of age. No, I have always wanted to go
to a little league work series. That's what we should do.
(26:45):
Just go to the league World. So we're on Williamsport,
I can broadcast from the radio station. Not a bad
idea down and keep those talkbacks coming, or if you
prefer in writing. We always have our emails at Michael
d at iHeartMedia dot com. You know, we were talking
about that, the polls of plenty. I was in an argument,
(27:06):
not an argument. We weren't arguing. We're just kind of
comparing notes on who's the one that had the sex can?
Was it Diddy? No, Well he had some scandals going on.
What's the main one. He went to jail? That was Diddy? Yeah,
So I don't know I was kicking around, you know
this and that, and then you know, and it's my wife.
My mom's oh, how can I go blank on this?
(27:33):
This is my this is my real life, not nurse
but respiratory therapist. So we're going back and forth. Boom
boom boom boom boom boom. She goes, well, I'll tell
you what, and I listen. I'll admit I get my
news from uh TikTok. And I said, first of all,
(27:53):
I'd just like to interrupt and say, I appreciate you
being transparent like that and admitting you get your news
from TikTok. So I don't know it's true, but you
know I get my news from TikTok. And I thought
in that moment, you know, because even in casual conversations,
it's just the way my brain works. Everything just starts
going and I get this vivid picture. You know. I
(28:16):
always tell you what my mom used to say. A
man doesn't leave his house unless he's got another woman.
No one abandons something unless they've replaced it. So journalism,
of course, has been outed. So it's gone through a death,
it's now in deep decomposition. But that's not a victory
for one political side or the other. It opens Pandora's
(28:37):
box of replacement. We have an entire entire general. First
of all, we don't have the common experiences. Secondly, we
don't trust anybody. Therefore we trust anything. You see how
this works? How did how did TikTok become a source
of news to a generation? Well, you have to first
(29:01):
get rid of newspapers, network news or the internet was
originally the networks feeding the news through the internet, but
it was still the news. Now some are getting the
news from TikTok, some are getting it from X, some
are getting it from Facebook. And in those cases, those
are the people who don't know what Netflix is or
(29:22):
if their TV is smart. But I digress. So it's
just frightening as that all breaks down what it's been
replaced with. Now, there's no question we're going to be
more divided, and there's no question we're going to be
more stupid. And here's another example. Six and ten young
women get their health and wellness information from influencers. They're
(29:43):
selling you something. I still bite Andrew makes fun of
me two three times a year. I got convinced on
a reel that somebody invented a hose nozzle that can
be as wrong is a powerwasher. And I'm like, oh,
I hate pulling out the powerwasher. You know, all the
(30:06):
hoses are getting tangled as you're trying to wheel it,
and you're stubbing your feet and it takes for It's heavy.
You gotta go up the stairs with it. You gotta
do the hose, you gotta do the gas or the oil.
And this thing is telling me no. It has created
a mechanism. It's like a motorless engine. That is, the
(30:29):
water hits it, it speeds it up, speeds it up,
speeds it up, speeds it up finer and finer and finer.
And then of course in the demonstration video, it's doing
everything at Power Washington and I'm like, well, you mean
to tell me I could because before I paint my fence,
I got a power washer. I can do that without
dragon that heavy power washer all right, seventy six dollars
out by it. You wouldn't believe the piece of plastic
(30:49):
that arrived. I'm sixty one years old, and my urine
stream is stronger than this nozzle. It As it's trickling,
I look through and you can see my wife from
the window, just shaking her head. A judgment I've been
had again. They're selling you something, or they have these
(31:13):
long videos that never end and they sucker you in.
Next thing. You know, you've been watching it for an
hour and a half and I won't tell you what
this formula of four simple things in your pantry that
will make you live to one hundred and fifty is.
I mean, come on, just open ended question. What do
you think the dangers are that six and ten young
women are getting their health and wellness information from an influencer.
(31:35):
Is not doctors, not nurse practitioners, not physicians, assistance from influencers,
and most of them don't even have a medical background.
(31:57):
This is especially true for young women. Of women eighteen
to twice, I can't stress enough. You're thinking, kids, No.
Eighteen to twenty nine, you could have something serious and
you're getting your health and wellness from an influencer. Fifty
seven percent of women eighteen to twenty nine say they
(32:18):
get health and wellness information from influencers. That's ten percent
points higher than the share of young men. Not the
young men are much smarter. Here are some notable findings
from the experiences young men and women have been having.
(32:38):
Young women are especially likely to say they often see
influencer content about beauty and appearance. Okay, well that's kind
of harmless. You're just gonna make your lips look crazy.
Young women are also around twice as likely as a
young man to say that they often see content about
alternative medicine. A third or more of both groups say
(33:00):
they often hear about these topics, and around half or
more of both young men and young women say they
often see fitness content. Of course, they're all telling you
different things. Don't eat tomatoes because of this senate, eat
this heat that nobody's talking to, like people who have
(33:21):
education in this. I think at that point, I think
I'd rather you AI, wouldn't you? Within an influence?
Speaker 3 (33:28):
I saw this story, Michael, and all I could think
of was the Wild West with the elixirs things.
Speaker 1 (33:33):
Oh yeah, well it did everything. Well, what's the problem
with people that don't believe in anything? The fault for anything? Right?
I mean we saw this coming a mile away, all right.
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Lindsey Graham's sister will fill his South Carolina Senate seat
until the end of his term after his unexpected death.
Mark Mayfield has the story.
Speaker 5 (35:22):
South Carolina Governor Henry Mookmaster announced on Monday that Darlene
Graham nordone will serve in the role until the term
ends in January. Nordon said her brother was always there
for her, now she will be there for him. Bulkmaster
said Graham was serious about his work, but also kind
hearted and cared deeply about others. Graham passed away over
the weekend from aortic interception by Mark Mayfield.
Speaker 1 (35:43):
President Trump and a Fox News interview, says the US
will take a guardian role in the strait of horror movies.
Speaker 6 (35:48):
When we do that, we're going to be reimburssed because
the other nations are.
Speaker 11 (35:51):
Very wealthy, they're on outside and we.
Speaker 12 (35:53):
Can't be expected to do that.
Speaker 6 (35:55):
But nothing unlike we had for many years.
Speaker 1 (35:57):
The President Warren, the US will continue to strike Iran.
Speaker 6 (36:00):
We had a deal, but nobody knows we had a deal.
It was a done deal, and then they broke it.
They always break it. We've had ten deals with these
babel and so we're just gonna hit it very hard.
Speaker 5 (36:10):
Yeah, we just got a call from US choos in
Texas Socconi.
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Lisa was just in Chicago to see Belias Hella Langleage.
Speaker 5 (36:18):
She has this.
Speaker 1 (36:19):
Week's number one song chose in Texas number one, marking
the thirteenth time at the top since its release. Taylor
Swift's I Knew It I Knew You stayed in the
second spot. Langley's other song, be Her, was number three.
Tam and Paula, Ariana Grande, Bruno, Mars Drake, and Olivia
Dean also fill out the top ten. President Trump is
(36:39):
gearing up for next month's two point fifty Grand Prix
in the Nation's Capitol. We'll have more on that next hour.
It was Jordan Walker stunning Kyle Schwarber in the home
run derby in Philadelphia. The actual All Star Game is tonight.
The semi finals of World Cup Soccer begin today at
two France and Spain on Bestill Day. I might add,
all right, your morning show continues to visit with Rory
(37:01):
and Natalie as Your Morning Show continues.
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This is your morning show. I'm Michael del jorno, honored
to serve you. Jeffer's got the sound. Red's been very
(00:58):
quiet today because he's wearing white. Jeffrey and I together
almost got a good night's sleep. Yeah. I came in
at four hours and three minutes. You came in at
three hours. Well, yeah, yeah, I came in at three hours,
so together were seven hours. Yeah. For some reason, my
(01:22):
or a ring said take it very slow, was warning me.
I got up. I got the whordl in three, I
got the connections perfect, and at least I have something
to show for why I was up late. Jordan Walker
stunned Kyle Schoorber. If you did not watch the T
Mobile home run derby from Philadelphia, it may have been
(01:43):
one of the greatest ones ever. So these two just
dominated throughout the evening. They end up in the finals
against each other. Schorbers first club's eleven home runs out
of fifteen pitches. You think, well, he's gonna win. He's
finally because he was a runner up a few years back,
he's finally going to win this. And then Jordan Walker
(02:06):
of the Saint Louis Cardinals gets up. He found himself
sitting on six with only three swings left, so theoretically
he can't win unless he hits the final bonus ball,
and in this year's format, it was a different color
(02:26):
and nobody could hit it all night long. In fact,
Schwarber was the only one to hit a home run
at that point, with one of those last balls. So
to everyone watching, including Kyle Schwarbert, it looks over and
then he hits six in a row, including three with
(02:49):
that bonus ball. It was just one of the most
amazing things to have watched. There is zero chance today
that the twenty twenty six All Star Game, or maybe
there's something in the air in Philadelphia, can live up
to the home run derby last night. But the All
Star Game will be tonight's Citizens Bank Park in Philly,
seven o'clock on Fox. That's why I didn't sleep. Jeffrey
(03:11):
just said, good old fashioned insomnia. We do have the
choice of who the boke ahead. I didn't mean to.
Speaker 3 (03:17):
Oh, I was going to say, you know what, I
think they can tweak it one more way that I
think will make it.
Speaker 1 (03:22):
Oh no, I love the new forum. Oh no, no, I
love the format.
Speaker 3 (03:26):
I think if you hit an upper deck you get
one point five. If you just make it over the thing,
you get one. Because I mean Schwarber was cranking them,
well they both did. They both did.
Speaker 1 (03:38):
Yeah. Well, actually you could make a case that Contreras. Yeah,
he was hitting the deepest all night long. I think
that makes a difference. Well, I mean it would be
a tweak, but you don't really want to have to
make them try to kill it. I mean, it's about
contact and if the power's there, it's there, and the
trajectory is there. I love the new format because we
instead of just those were just some of those were
(04:00):
it's loton. Well, in the case of Jordan Walker, a
lot of his were just lyne dry. I've never seen
a guy so effortless. He was so calm, which is
all anybody talked about. I thought your first gripe was
going to be when I heard, I thought it was
gonna be over putting it on Netflix, to which my
father didn't have Netflix. And then I've got an eighty
eight year old on the phone. I'm trying to walk
(04:20):
through how to get Netflix. Do you have a smart TV?
I was disappointing. Go dad, do you have a smart TV? Oh,
have a smart to TV? And what if it's a
smart TV, you'll see apps? Test it? What's an app?
Oh my gosh. I wanted to kill Major League Baseball
(04:42):
at that point. The home run derby lived up really
double thumbs up. And now we got World Cup Soccer today,
semifinals starting with France and Spain. Two o'clock on Fox Today.
The choice and it seems to be the choice of
the President and the final choice and appointment by the governor.
Lindsey Graham's sister expected to be sworn in today to
fill the South Carolina Senate seat upon his sudden death.
(05:07):
We will go through who she is and obviously, ultimately
a special election will be held for the seat for
the future. A third consecutive night of really hard US
strikes against Iran have been carried out. The President says
he's reinstating the blockade of the Strait of Horm Movez.
The President's going to take twenty percent of cargo ships.
(05:28):
I think oil gets to flow free. My guess is
he gets oil to flow for free. But the President says,
if I'm going to be the one that has to
keep this Strait of Horm Moves open alone, We're not
going to be taken advantage of. And the blockade on
their ports will be reinstated today as well. And if
you're wondering what's really going on and is there any
(05:49):
way out? The President's going to address the nation on
Thursday this week. Things are going just the way I
wanted them to go. For three months. There is never
any non precision or unp productivity when it comes to
military strikes. It's when the president fixates on peace with
(06:13):
a fourteen hundred year enemy of the world that will
never make peace with anyone. Now he's focused on strength
and strangulation. And we'll finally start explaining all of this
to the American people in a primetime of address. I'm
to say the least pleased. Do you remember Mom Donnie
talking about all this talk of mass exodus. New Yorkers
(06:37):
won't leave it, says all imagination. New Yorkers see dramatic
exodus of millionaires and it's creating an eleven billion dollar
loss of revenue for the City of New York. No
wonder the latest RAS Museum shows fifty percent or worried
about Socialist Democrats. The good news for the Socialist Democrats
(07:01):
they have made progress in their first goal, which is
to take over the Democrat Party. They began to sprinkle
in populate, they infiltrated, then they agitated, agitated for the
longest period of time. The oldest squad's doing this, or
the squad is saying that, or and it was like
(07:22):
this little cancer that was just you know, wedg did
a liver and nobody was really worried about it. Kind
of a thing, and then they went all out war
and that's what they're in right now. And they kind
of turned their geographic focus to inner cities and they
got the biggest New York but it also got them
(07:42):
a lot of spotlight. There was nothing stealth about it.
And if half of America is concerned and worried about
socialist Democrats, remember what midterms are about. They've had a
lot of midterm victories in primaries and now here come generals.
(08:03):
So you want party unification, you want enthusiasm, not fifty
percent worried. And they need to be united behind an
individual's celebrity, if you will, and or a key issue.
(08:28):
This is gonna be one of the most interesting midterms ever.
And we could make it the most volatile. Is if
it just strikes people to stay home, because that could
actually turn a very low turnout, could actually turn this
nightmare into a bigger nightmare for America. Not the socialist Democrats,
but if everyone shows up half of them are worried
(08:50):
about socialist Democrats, there's going to be a lot of
them on tickets six and ten. Young women get their
health and wellness information from influencers. Now, remember, if something's free,
what is it? What does it tell you? You're the product?
You're being sold and I being cared for and not
(09:13):
by a doctor, by an influencer, but sold. Mostly. My
wife likes to make fun of me. I love these
When a waitress you know, says what you you know?
You order a filet, like, that's not enough, right, I'm
having the filet, a baked potatoes, some grilled desparagus. Would
you like some lobster with that? I just there's something
(09:35):
about when they upsell me. I appreciate it because that's
their job and they're good at it, and I'm a
fatty Yeah, give me the lobster. Then after dinner, would
you like a cup of coffee or an after dinner drink? Well,
I don't drink, but a cup of coffee would sound good.
Would you like to try our cheesecake with that? And
I go, you know what, I'm actually full, but I
(09:56):
so appreciate you up selling me. Yes, bring it with
two forks, just one more mint. That is my all
time that and bring out the dead. That's it. That's
all I need. Not that they didn't do a lot more.
But from Monty Python's impact, out my life, bring out
the well and then the guy it's just a flesh wound.
(10:20):
He's a Torso they were really sick. We're sick, aren't we?
You know, it kind of dawned on me. My wife's
been nagging me to get back on the treadmill and
she's on the reverie day with a little sports bra
you know, her shorts. So she was nagging me the
other day. Dick, my son is always lurking like somebody
(10:42):
in the grassy knoll to take a bad picture. So
I come out my shirt in one of her sports
bras and my shorts and I get on the treadmill.
When they walk in, they snapped the picture. Now it's
trapped forever, and I think that was the moment of
dawned on me. You know what, I really am not normal,
but Monty Python wasn't either. All Right, we got a
big show today for you. Rory's gonna be by. He's
(11:03):
got something to say about the home run derby as well.
I wonder if he stayed up. Did anybody sleep? But
Rory jumped on my theme yesterday, which is July or
any day of the year. This is a huge sports week,
and last night's over run derby lived up to it.
What does today's semi final of World Cup Soccer have
in store for us? Or tonight's All Star Gamer? How
(11:23):
about the Open? The Open on Thursday? So Roy's gonna
be covering that. You all fell so in love with
her that I thought, wouldn't it be nice while Decker's gone?
You know, if we just snuck in a couple of
visits with our favorite you got her, Natalie mcglori, Ladies
and gentlemen will be on the show today. Now, we
(11:44):
got a huge growing number of cases of Legionaire's disease
in New York City. We want to get an exodus
of that as well, and a lot of I got
a call from one of my Minnesota listeners. You know
you probably still have it somewhere in your system, But
you know, what are these targets that we have? How
do we keep coming up with these missile installations? What
(12:05):
are we finding? I mean, how many of them are there?
I don't know if he was doubting it or not,
but we're gonna We're gonna visit with Stephen Bucci about
these targets and more than just that, what the plan is? Now?
Newt Gingrich is in our sounds of to day. He
offers what he believes is an Abraham Lincoln strategy that
(12:26):
Trump is carrying out. But what is the plan? What
are the targets? And is an end ever in sight?
Or is this the end? And again, ultimately beyond military expertise,
the President will tell us in a primetime speech on Thursday.
So we got a lot to cover, Missililio, miss a lot,
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Thank you for the opening jingle from Youngstown, Ohio. All right,
good morning. Twenty six minutes after the off, you're just
waking up. The United States of America has conducted a
third consecutive night of strikes against Iran. Mark Mayfield, will
(14:37):
till you in.
Speaker 5 (14:38):
President Trump spoke from the Oval Office following US Central
commands announcement of the new strikes.
Speaker 1 (14:43):
They want to make a deal. They came back. We
made it here two days ago, and they want to
make a deal.
Speaker 6 (14:48):
They've been negotiating for forty seven years, but nobody's ever
hit that militarily.
Speaker 5 (14:53):
We're hitting a very high sitcom cern and a post
on except these latest strikes. We're at the direction of
Trump and we'll continue to degrade Iran's to attack innocent
civilians and commercial shipping in the straight at four moves.
This comes after the President says he's reinstating the blancade
of the Strait.
Speaker 1 (15:07):
In a posts on Truth.
Speaker 5 (15:08):
Social Trump said the waterway is open and they are
only stopping Iron's ships and customers from entering or leaving.
Speaker 1 (15:15):
I'm Mark Mayfield. Today, an American astronaut will blast off
from Russia to begin an eight month mission living in orbit.
Roy O'Neill reports.
Speaker 7 (15:23):
The launch for a Neil Menin comes amid reports of
cracks and leaks on the aging International Space Station. Menon
says he's seen NASA and Russian engineers troubleshoot the issue
side by side.
Speaker 1 (15:34):
And they take it very seriously.
Speaker 8 (15:37):
So I know that I'm in good hands and we
are trying our best to figure out the best forward
resolution of the problem.
Speaker 7 (15:44):
It's the first mission for menin who is a medical
doctor and Space Force colonel. It will be among the
last crew expeditions as the ISS is set to retire
in twenty thirty.
Speaker 1 (15:54):
I'm Rory O'Neil, so my wife was the first to
notice this and it became a family discussion. These soccer players,
and then we got the semifinals today at two. They
look a little jack dub, They look a little wired.
Andrea said wired. I said, coked up. They're just like
you know, paranoid. Well. A new study show soccer players
may be at risk of higher levels of depression and
(16:14):
anxiety midlife. Michael Kastner reports.
Speaker 8 (16:17):
Research just presented at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference in
London looked at one hundred forty two former elite pro
soccer players and their neurological symptoms compared to those without
a history of multiple head impacts. About thirty one percent
of retired players were found in the range for significant
depression symptoms, compared to nine percent who did not have
(16:40):
a history of head impacts. About forty two percent of
the soccer players had significant anxiety symptoms compared to twenty
five percent of non players. I'm Michael Cassner. I mean,
can you imagine we have to play soccer with helmets?
How does that work?
Speaker 1 (16:54):
Today? You need to brush up on your French pre
Tennis on how to party French style.
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To day of all days, Today's Best Steel Day, commemorating
the seventeen eighty nine storming of the Best Steal which
started the French Revolution in France. Today they'll be parades, fireworks,
and lots of French food to celebrate. If you're among
the nine point four million Americans who claim French ancestry,
embrace that today.
Speaker 1 (17:17):
French it up. Wear a beret, buy a.
Speaker 9 (17:19):
Baguette, eat some Bree cheese, don't forget the French champagne.
And if you're not French, it's okay to fake it.
I'm Bree Tennis.
Speaker 1 (17:29):
Good morning, guys.
Speaker 4 (17:30):
This is Jeff for Pleasant View, Tennessee, and my morning
show is your Morning Show with Michael Dale Journal.
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Hi am Michael. I'd love to have you listen to
your morning show live. Every day. We're heard on great
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news Radio eleven ninety k EX in Portland and ten
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Journal honored to serve you, along with Jeffrey and Red.
(18:03):
And of course, the favorite part of our show is
when Natalie comes out. She'll be here next hour. Our
second favorite part of the show is when we get
to talk to you. I was joking about the first
roy Is in Youngstown. That's my mean boy.
Speaker 10 (18:15):
Michael saw an article yesterday about Lindsay Graham's estate only
being worth about one and a half million dollars all
the years in Congress and he didn't get rich off
insider trading. Turns out he was just a show for
the military industrial complex, just for the love of the game.
Speaker 1 (18:29):
Yeah, the late Lindsay Graham ranked among the bottom half
of Congress big earners despite more than three decades in office.
So he was there a long time to get very
entrenched and to be in a position to make a
lot of money helping people quote unquote or with early
(18:52):
inside trading information. And he dies with a net worth
of one point five million dollars, and I bet virtually
all of that is his home. He ranked two hundred
and ninety fourth in wealth among five hundred and thirty
five voting members of Congress. Think about that. The senators
(19:14):
usually are wealthier than representatives. So put them in the
bottom half of senators and two hundred ninety fourth among
five hundred and thirty four. You know what, in this
day and age, that may be the most impressive scoreboard
of life. I mean, as a tax paying American, well done,
(19:41):
good and faithful Senator Lindsey Graham, who will be replaced
by his sister, will have more on that coming up. Nashville, Tennessee.
Good morning, Michael.
Speaker 10 (19:50):
The fact that the home run derby was not on
a regular channel is about as close to communism as
you can possibly get.
Speaker 1 (19:58):
Only Putin would do that. Matter of fact, I blame
it on Putin. Have a good morning, sir.
Speaker 3 (20:02):
Well.
Speaker 1 (20:02):
The Democrats, of course, are blaming it on Trump. Uh yeah,
I you know, I think we're all going to have
to get used to this, and you know it starts
with anybody with a smart television. The sources of well,
look at us this morning. How many of you right
now are listening on a radio. How many of you
are right now listening on a computer. How many of
(20:23):
you right now are listening on a phone. How many
of you are listening right now? And it's not right now,
it's later today. How something gets to you is wild
wild west? Now used to be Oh, people either had
rabbit ears or cable. Not anymore. And so when my
(20:44):
TV comes on, I don't know if I'm clicking Prime.
I don't know if I'm clicking Netflix. I don't know
if I'm clicking Paramount. I don't know if I'm clicking
Direct TV. But I'm clicking something. It's costing me a
lot of money. But there's just some things that kind
of cross the line with people. I mean, we know
what's happened, but it's crossing the line. I mean, I
just want to watch the freaking home Run. My dad
(21:04):
was like, this is my first call for my dad.
It says home Run Derby comes out at seven of it.
It's saying nineteen ninety six. So he's on cable. So
I go, I go, Dad, do you have Netflix? He goes, No,
I have Direct TV. And that's when I knew what
(21:25):
I was up against. I said, well, do you have
a Netflix app? What's the app? Oh? Do you have
a smart TV? I'll how smart it is? I don't
talk to it? How do you test it? Then I
wanted to say, I mean you're remote, you can't talk
it to your remote control. I didn't eve want to
go there. I can't do that. But yeah, that was
kind of a nasty twist. Now I can tell you
(21:47):
that tonight the All Star Game itself is on Fox.
But I do think Netflix had the better product with
the home run derby, and only because people are waking
up every second. I got to chime in and just
tell you that Jordan Walker, for all my listeners in
the Loo, the Saint Louis Cardinal, Jordan Walker, he stunned
Kyle Schober. He had six home runs with three balls
(22:13):
to go, and Schwarber had eleven in the bank. I mean,
I've counted my chickens before they hatched a lot in life,
but this one didn't even feel like counting chickens. Shrevey's
finally gonna win because nobody could hit. The final ball
had to be the was what color was that like
a purple? It was a magenta magenta that hit the
(22:36):
magenta ball, and nobody all night, every competitor couldn't hit
the magenta ball out. Now, if you did hit the
magenta ball out, you could keep going. Shorby was the
first to hit that out when he racked up eleven.
So here's Jordan Walker sitting with six and he's only
(22:58):
got three pitches left. That's not I mean, he'd have
to hit three of the magenta balls, just a tie.
And he hit six straight and beats Shober twelve to
eleven and the tea mobile. I mean, for that Nashville caller,
(23:21):
you didn't just miss the home run derby. You might
have missed. Well, that's why I've only slept. My Ara
Ring told me take it very slow today. I slept
four hours because of this home run derby. And you
know what it was worth every hour of sleep I lost.
Oh well, Bob in Mississippi, this should be interesting.
Speaker 11 (23:41):
Well you in morning villas, Mom, dummy, you like a
dog that chases cars. Once he catches it, he looks
at you with that look what do I do now?
Low like CBA Mississippi. And that's a reference to mom.
Speaker 1 (23:58):
Donnie promised everybody that you know these scare tactics that
if I do what I have to do to make
New York more affordable, the millionaires will leave. They don't
know New Yorkers. They won't leave. Well, they have left
in mass and they now have cost the mayor eleven
billion dollars in lost revenue. And that billion billion, eleven
billion dollars have to come from somewhere the state and
(24:19):
it's broke. Where is that going to come from? There?
Go to the buses? Well, yeah, he's not going to
be able to deliver. And he's doing it all in
a spotlight. And so on one side, you can say
these socials have made great strides this year, but they
haven't been doing it stealthily and blindly. They've been doing
(24:40):
it under a spotlight. In America's watching no wonder and
erast me. Some poll today, fifty percent are worried about
socialist Democrats Don Is and phillid Oh Don Philadelphia.
Speaker 12 (24:52):
My husband and I just purchased a second home thirty
minutes north of Williamsport, Pennsylvania, in the League world. He
now is a great time to plan your visit and
get that off your bucket list.
Speaker 1 (25:05):
My call, the most tickets are free. Yeah, That's what
kind of worries me, the notion that they're free and
that you know, all the family members and people from
that area are going to want to You know, how
early do you have to get there to get a
seat in a good game.
Speaker 13 (25:20):
Can you imagine the financial burden to go and play
in that tournament on a family? Well, they you know,
I mean, what an opportunity first of all for the kid. Well,
you're starting off with travel teams. That's expensive in and
of itself, and then they just keep going. I mean
the journey to the Little League World Series.
Speaker 1 (25:40):
They say that the hardest thing, believe it or not,
to win is not March Madness, it's to win a
college Baseball World Series because of what it takes to
get there. I'm not so certain. I mean to be
a little league now, It wasn't when I was little.
You know, your little league team was your little league team.
Now these are like all star teams from areas. So
(26:01):
that that's why it's good to say, oh, this is Goodletsville, Tennessee,
because that's really the best one. But even that, how
are the best players in Goodletsville, Tennessee getting all the
way to Williamsport and then become a World Series champion
over the best in the world, whether it's China, Japan
or Bake Sales and car Washes, any of those international
cheating teams. And let's face it, they cheat thirty seven
(26:23):
year old man with a bad hip. You know he's pitching,
he's out there. What is that? Remember the Hawaii team?
Oh that was the worst. They all shaved. There were
all out at the strip clubs that night. They they
were of age. No, I have always wanted to go
to a little league work series. That's what we should do.
(26:45):
Just go to the league World. So we're on Williamsport,
I can broadcast from the radio station. Not a bad
idea down and keep those talkbacks coming, or if you
prefer in writing. We always have our emails at Michael
d at iHeartMedia dot com. You know, we were talking
about that, the polls of plenty. I was in an argument,
(27:06):
not an argument. We weren't arguing. We're just kind of
comparing notes on who's the one that had the sex can?
Was it Diddy? No, Well he had some scandals going on.
What's the main one. He went to jail? That was Diddy? Yeah,
So I don't know I was kicking around, you know
this and that, and then you know, and it's my wife.
My mom's oh, how can I go blank on this?
(27:33):
This is my this is my real life, not nurse
but respiratory therapist. So we're going back and forth. Boom
boom boom boom boom boom. She goes, well, I'll tell
you what, and I listen. I'll admit I get my
news from uh TikTok. And I said, first of all,
(27:53):
I'd just like to interrupt and say, I appreciate you
being transparent like that and admitting you get your news
from TikTok. So I don't know it's true, but you
know I get my news from TikTok. And I thought
in that moment, you know, because even in casual conversations,
it's just the way my brain works. Everything just starts
going and I get this vivid picture. You know. I
(28:16):
always tell you what my mom used to say. A
man doesn't leave his house unless he's got another woman.
No one abandons something unless they've replaced it. So journalism,
of course, has been outed. So it's gone through a death,
it's now in deep decomposition. But that's not a victory
for one political side or the other. It opens Pandora's
(28:37):
box of replacement. We have an entire entire general. First
of all, we don't have the common experiences. Secondly, we
don't trust anybody. Therefore we trust anything. You see how
this works? How did how did TikTok become a source
of news to a generation? Well, you have to first
(29:01):
get rid of newspapers, network news or the internet was
originally the networks feeding the news through the internet, but
it was still the news. Now some are getting the
news from TikTok, some are getting it from X, some
are getting it from Facebook. And in those cases, those
are the people who don't know what Netflix is or
(29:22):
if their TV is smart. But I digress. So it's
just frightening as that all breaks down what it's been
replaced with. Now, there's no question we're going to be
more divided, and there's no question we're going to be
more stupid. And here's another example. Six and ten young
women get their health and wellness information from influencers. They're
(29:43):
selling you something. I still bite Andrew makes fun of
me two three times a year. I got convinced on
a reel that somebody invented a hose nozzle that can
be as wrong is a powerwasher. And I'm like, oh,
I hate pulling out the powerwasher. You know, all the
(30:06):
hoses are getting tangled as you're trying to wheel it,
and you're stubbing your feet and it takes for It's heavy.
You gotta go up the stairs with it. You gotta
do the hose, you gotta do the gas or the oil.
And this thing is telling me no. It has created
a mechanism. It's like a motorless engine. That is, the
(30:29):
water hits it, it speeds it up, speeds it up,
speeds it up, speeds it up finer and finer and finer.
And then of course in the demonstration video, it's doing
everything at Power Washington and I'm like, well, you mean
to tell me I could because before I paint my fence,
I got a power washer. I can do that without
dragon that heavy power washer all right, seventy six dollars
out by it. You wouldn't believe the piece of plastic
(30:49):
that arrived. I'm sixty one years old, and my urine
stream is stronger than this nozzle. It As it's trickling,
I look through and you can see my wife from
the window, just shaking her head. A judgment I've been
had again. They're selling you something, or they have these
(31:13):
long videos that never end and they sucker you in.
Next thing. You know, you've been watching it for an
hour and a half and I won't tell you what
this formula of four simple things in your pantry that
will make you live to one hundred and fifty is.
I mean, come on, just open ended question. What do
you think the dangers are that six and ten young
women are getting their health and wellness information from an influencer.
(31:35):
Is not doctors, not nurse practitioners, not physicians, assistance from influencers,
and most of them don't even have a medical background.
(31:57):
This is especially true for young women. Of women eighteen
to twice, I can't stress enough. You're thinking, kids, No.
Eighteen to twenty nine, you could have something serious and
you're getting your health and wellness from an influencer. Fifty
seven percent of women eighteen to twenty nine say they
(32:18):
get health and wellness information from influencers. That's ten percent
points higher than the share of young men. Not the
young men are much smarter. Here are some notable findings
from the experiences young men and women have been having.
(32:38):
Young women are especially likely to say they often see
influencer content about beauty and appearance. Okay, well that's kind
of harmless. You're just gonna make your lips look crazy.
Young women are also around twice as likely as a
young man to say that they often see content about
alternative medicine. A third or more of both groups say
(33:00):
they often hear about these topics, and around half or
more of both young men and young women say they
often see fitness content. Of course, they're all telling you
different things. Don't eat tomatoes because of this senate, eat
this heat that nobody's talking to, like people who have
(33:21):
education in this. I think at that point, I think
I'd rather you AI, wouldn't you? Within an influence?
Speaker 3 (33:28):
I saw this story, Michael, and all I could think
of was the Wild West with the elixirs things.
Speaker 1 (33:33):
Oh yeah, well it did everything. Well, what's the problem
with people that don't believe in anything? The fault for anything? Right?
I mean we saw this coming a mile away, all right.
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It's Your Morning Show with Michael del Chno.
Speaker 1 (35:14):
Lindsey Graham's sister will fill his South Carolina Senate seat
until the end of his term after his unexpected death.
Mark Mayfield has the story.
Speaker 5 (35:22):
South Carolina Governor Henry Mookmaster announced on Monday that Darlene
Graham nordone will serve in the role until the term
ends in January. Nordon said her brother was always there
for her, now she will be there for him. Bulkmaster
said Graham was serious about his work, but also kind
hearted and cared deeply about others. Graham passed away over
the weekend from aortic interception by Mark Mayfield.
Speaker 1 (35:43):
President Trump and a Fox News interview, says the US
will take a guardian role in the strait of horror movies.
Speaker 6 (35:48):
When we do that, we're going to be reimburssed because
the other nations are.
Speaker 11 (35:51):
Very wealthy, they're on outside and we.
Speaker 12 (35:53):
Can't be expected to do that.
Speaker 6 (35:55):
But nothing unlike we had for many years.
Speaker 1 (35:57):
The President Warren, the US will continue to strike Iran.
Speaker 6 (36:00):
We had a deal, but nobody knows we had a deal.
It was a done deal, and then they broke it.
They always break it. We've had ten deals with these
babel and so we're just gonna hit it very hard.
Speaker 5 (36:10):
Yeah, we just got a call from US choos in
Texas Socconi.
Speaker 1 (36:14):
Lisa was just in Chicago to see Belias Hella Langleage.
Speaker 5 (36:18):
She has this.
Speaker 1 (36:19):
Week's number one song chose in Texas number one, marking
the thirteenth time at the top since its release. Taylor
Swift's I Knew It I Knew You stayed in the
second spot. Langley's other song, be Her, was number three.
Tam and Paula, Ariana Grande, Bruno, Mars Drake, and Olivia
Dean also fill out the top ten. President Trump is
(36:39):
gearing up for next month's two point fifty Grand Prix
in the Nation's Capitol. We'll have more on that next hour.
It was Jordan Walker stunning Kyle Schwarber in the home
run derby in Philadelphia. The actual All Star Game is tonight.
The semi finals of World Cup Soccer begin today at
two France and Spain on Bestill Day. I might add,
all right, your morning show continues to visit with Rory
(37:01):
and Natalie as Your Morning Show continues.
Speaker 4 (37:03):
Next, We're all in this together. This is Your Morning
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