08-04-25 YMS HR1 Our biggest problem in achieving unity is not the ability for left and right to agree on policies, but to even see the facts!

Our biggest problem in achieving unity is not the ability for left and right to agree on policies, but to even see the facts!

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This is your morning show with Michael O'Dell chorn. How
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waking up, President Trump and the Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.
I think Art Carney would have more luck with Donald
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Mark Kearney and the President are set to speak in

(01:15):
the coming days. Every time they get together, usually things
get worse. President Trump says the nuclear submarines are in
the region of Russia. Jeffrey Epstein associate Gallaine Maxwell, her
testimony to the House is being postponed. I want to
say this right off the bat. I used to go
to Disney World every summer with my best friend Keith

(01:37):
Collins and his family. So I was a huge Disney
fan growing up. Those are teen years I have since
I honeymooned in Disney World, as a matter of fact,
So that was a big Disney kidden. And until a
burglar stole my my Mickey mouse Watch. What, yeah, you
would have thought after all the prescription drugs and cash,
you know, he'd have left me the twenty six dollars watch. No,

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But until that, I used to worry even a Mickey
mouse Watch. I mean, I was a big but I
went to the Disney University for Creativity and you know,
so that was a big fan of Walt and the
history of Disneyland and Disney World. Now I can't stomach.
It went back with my kids when they were like ten.
I don't think I'll I said, then I'll go back

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with the grandkids once once, maybe if I'm not dead.
There's no magic left in the Kingdom. No, just an overcrowded,
overpriced mess. But guess who just won from trip Advisor
twenty twenty five Traveler's Choice Best Amusement Park in America.
I can't, I can't, can't. I gotta tell you, I

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gotta tell you the favorite place on earth that I go.
Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, Numeral Uno, number one on
the list. And isn't Dolly's Broadway Show about to start
to storybird line? I do not know that. When I
was grown, growing up, the big question was, well, early

(03:04):
everything was about were you Ginger or Marianne? In other words,
who did you have a crush on Ginger or Marianne.
I don't really remember the Marsha jan. I don't think
that really was happening. It was really just Marsha or
the mom. I remember when we were kids, and then
w KRP came along, and it always was but I

(03:27):
gotta I gotta say it was very interesting. We would
call Lonnie Anderson Lonnie, but we would call Bailey Bailey
like nobody knows Bailey's name in real life, right, Well
you did when you had to check to see if
she was still alive, which I don't know why I
had her as passed away already, but she's not. I
think we've got a few of those and looking them

(03:48):
back ups live. Yeah, Bailey's less ness man Less is alive,
Bailey is Well, it's probably quicker to do. Who's passed away?
Howard Hesseman, Johnny Fever has passed away, Jan Mithers, by
the way, Jan Smithers was Bailey, and then mister Carlson
has passed away, Gordon Jump and now Lonnie Anderson. And

(04:08):
Lonnie of course was married to Burt Ryno Herbsdad, Yeah,
Herbs gone. Oh I didn't know that. Okay, Well, end
the list. My son said, we wasn't a radio station.
It was a show. Well, it was both and it
was hilarious. And and then when that show came on
the scene, it was always Lonnie Anderson or Bailey and
just and by the way, for the record, I a

(04:30):
I was a Carol Brady, I was a Maryanne, and
I was a Bailey, but yeah, it's kind of an
end of an era. So Lonnie Anderson gone at the
age of seventy nine is huge news from over the weekend.
Our polls of plenty are very revealing. You know, we
often talk here and I think it drives people crazy
about the matrix. But you're never going to understand what's
happening in America, and you're certainly never going to solve

(04:51):
what's happening in America. So you understand the matrix and
how we got here and the role that everything played
in doctrination, social media technology. But nothing like the Pew
Research poll today in our polls of plenty, because at
once and for all puts its finger on we don't
just have different opinions about issues or programs, we have

(05:19):
different views of the facts. That's a huge shift. This
is the matrix poll because if you can't agree on
the facts, and then that's where everything that created the
matrix sustains the matrix. It's going to be fascinating when
we go through it together. There was one other poll

(05:41):
of plenty, which I think is overreading a bit. I
think your common sense will tell you that the Democrats
have fallen and they can't get up. As the commercial
used to say, all right, so losing these elections and
by the way, people are going to say, well, while
this isn't overreaction to losing one election, I mean, yeah,

(06:03):
Hillary loss, but then Joe won and then Trump won again.
I mean, let's not just you know, completely lose their minds.
But they haven't legitimately won an election in a long time.
That's the problem and the massive shift within the platform

(06:23):
of the party. And then a party has to have
a leader. Who's the head of the party. And if
it's not Bill Clinton, two term president, and it's not
Barack Obama two term president, who is it? And if
you don't have one, well then the negativity begins. Now
you also have a socialist group within the party that

(06:47):
has been waging war against the party, and they're a
decade down the road, a decade into the battlefield. And
that's almost a fifty to fifty mix. And here comes
the birthing of an Islamist party. Why would I bring
that up, because look, all parties to have success have

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to have a leadership, have to have a vision, have
to have a bench of candidates, and then for its constituents,
they have to have unity, and they have to have energy.
They don't have any of that. So if you take
a poll, nobody's happy, to be honest with you. When

(07:29):
we go through this poll, I'll tell you I'm shocked
not more than a third of the party doesn't refer
to its own party in a negative fashion. How could
you possibly be happy? I have a clip later in
Sounds of the Day of Bill Maher and he's making
the point to these two Democratic strategists, You're going to

(07:50):
have to own Zorron Mandani. This guy wins, good for him,
bad for you. You got to own this. That's how they
got into this mess. This is everything they've been owning.
They got to own the weaponization of COVID, They got
to own the shadow campaign. They got to own the

(08:10):
deal they cut for Biden. They got to own ignoring
their constituents and a primary process three times in a row,
and they're getting ready to do it a fourth. They
got to own hiding a fake president. They're owning at all.
And they'll owe Mom Donnie because Mom Donnie is not

(08:31):
something new, He's the same symptom. That's a poll worth
going through. The Texas Democrats are now fleeing the state
to avoid a special session, and the governor Abbot is threatening,
I'll remove you from office and I'll file felony charges.
They are using what we call the dirty jerry mandering reward.

(08:55):
Not everybody does it, but they're redrawing the district lines
and there to have a special session on it. And
so in order to keep it from happening, the Democrats
are leaving the state. This has been done before. It
never lasts. It's rather embarrassing, and then you just throw
into the matrix. This is all a part of the
tyrant Trump tyrant fascist Republican Party control though. This has

(09:19):
been happening in politics as long as there's been politics.
But we'll talk about it with Chris Walker, a Republican
consultant and analyst, and your morning show regular. Rory's on
the beat keeping an eye in the top ten cities
for job opportunities. This is where normally I would just
talk to you, but a lot of times I go, hey,
mom's dads, listen up. This is where your kids need

(09:39):
to live. Major changes in how the army equips itself
on the battlefield. Rory keeping an eye on both of
those stories. John Tecker on the well, let's face it,
the market and President Trump reacted to the weak job numbers,
Trump by firing the labor person. I guess a little

(10:02):
flashback to the old days of the Apprentice, and the
market reacted quite down. I'm sure you noticed and got correspondence.
We got contributors, we got the news, we got the stories.
I can't afford for you to miss. I think of
the ones I can't afford you. The polls are plenty

(10:23):
that we actually have a poll now that shows the matrix.
I mean, that's a big difference. It's one thing for
two sides, and we were never intended to be a
two party system, but for two sides to see the
same facts and have different ideas about solving it, that's
a different opinion, and that's a different plan. We don't
even see the facts the same anymore. That's frightening. That

(10:47):
goes back to what I used to say, and back
when I said this, people didn't know it yet. Death
of journalism, just like I'm saying now, death the Democrat Party.
And it's coming right over people's heat. They don't see it,
but it's real. In fact, the Democrat Party is is
almost I mean death of journalism, completely and completely past

(11:07):
the decomposition fase. Right now you have hardly no skin
left on the corpse. We're almost down to bone and teeth.
And here comes the death of the Democrat Party. There
is no pulse. It's just waiting for somebody to say
you got nothing to work with there. Let's call it

(11:30):
time of death. And this poll points to it, so
that one's huge. And then I go to Bill MAHERR
because you know the left is going to continue to
turn on him. Wait, you went to the White House,
you met with Trump. Now you're defending Trump with the universities.
Now this is where the view of facts like in
the poll come into play. Because Bill Maher's given facts

(11:55):
as to why he's on Trump's side and not the universities.
He can still see universities for what they are and
what they're doing. You see, Bill Maher, even though you
didn't used to agree with his opinions, he can still
see facts. The left isn't interested in the facts anymore,
just blind matrixed partisanship. I think we better go inside

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(15:18):
has slapped on Canada. Jeffrey Epstein's associate, Gallaine Maxwell's testimony
to the House has best been postponed, and America is
reacting to the death of Lonnie Anderson at the age
of seventy nine. So many great memories watching WKRP in Cincinnati.
A right. We like to kind of, you know, early
in the morning, pick out because there's the news, and
then there's behind the news the things you really need

(15:39):
to be following. That. I don't think anybody else on
radio television is covering. So you often hear me and
at aggravates you talk about the matrix in short, how
do we get here? Well, social media played a huge
role in it, and doctor Nation plays a huge role
in it. So everywhere you go to school, and it
used to be just at the university level, but then

(16:00):
it's got all the way to the K through twelve level.
You have the rewriting of history, the not teaching of civics,
the indoctrination versus education of schooling, and of course it
was counter to the values and beliefs of the parents
who sent their kids there. It was probably the first
line of mistrust. Then it bled into the media. And

(16:24):
so somewhere between the journey of cable television into the
journey of access to through social media, to all forms
of information, and then the ability to comment one with another,
well that's where the friction began. And so we always
do this kind of lame quick analogy, which is, you know,

(16:44):
a guy from high school pops in on your Facebook. Oh,
you guys are reliving some great memories. Man, it's great
to talk to you again. You look great, Okay. Then
you post a story, then he comments on the story
and you're like, hey, hey, then you guys are fighting terribly.
Then you're unfriending. Well, that happens down the line for everything,
or they unfriend you because they don't like what you're posting,

(17:08):
sooner or later, we're only talking to people who see
the world the same way we do, through the same lenses,
and we have no interaction with the other side. And
so at that point, none of us are news consumers
reality consumers. We're narrative consumers and narrative repeaters, and we're
only repeating among ourselves. So you have the left in

(17:31):
its bubble repeating its stories from its left sources and commenting,
and the right doing the same, and the two shall
never meet. And that's how the matrix is formed. And
so in the left bubble they have a view of
reality that looks nothing like the right's bubble. It's like
two alternate universes simultaneously. We finally have a poll that

(17:55):
shows it and hits the nail right on the head.
You see thout our history, we've always disagreed and we've
always debated, and you know what, sometimes the few who
are agitating and rocking the boat eventually convinced the rest
on the boat. You know what, this was a mistake,

(18:18):
women not being allowed to vote slavery. See. Debate is good,
not compromise, but real debate and the consensus that we
arrive at. It's a iron sharpens iron perfecting of the union.
Are we even capable of that anymore? No? And here's

(18:41):
exactly why this pole is the life in the matrix pole.
Because we don't look at things and have a different
opinion about them. We don't look at things and have
a different solution for them. We don't even see the
same data. I don't even see the same facts. Now,

(19:03):
for the left, they didn't want us critical thinking anymore,
But for critical thinkers this is a big problem. Eight
and ten US adults say that when it comes to
important issues facing the country, Republican and Democratic voters not
only disagree on the plans and the policies, but they

(19:23):
can't agree on basic facts. Another eighteen percent say that
voters in opposing parties can agree on basic facts even
if they disagree about the policies. This is according to
a Pew Research Center poll. That's upside down. It used

(19:47):
to be that eight and ten would agree on the
facts and differ on the solutions, and eighteen percent a
few of them couldn't even agree on the facts. Irrational
hyperpartisan is the new norm. Critical thinking is now the minority.

(20:10):
Majorities in both parties say Republicans and Democrat voters cannot
agree on basic facts. Republican leaning is twenty percent, seventy
nine percent all US adults eighteen percent eighty percent. One
thing Republicans and Democrats can largely agree on, however, is
their disagreement. Eighty three percent of Democrats and independents who

(20:32):
lean Democrat now say voters from the two parties disagree
on basic facts at seventy nine percent, that's all we
can agree on. We're all in our bubble and we
can't even see the world the same. Why can't partisans
agree on basic facts? The survey asked all respondents who
say Democrat and Republican voters cannot agree on basic facts

(20:54):
whether the two potential factors are the reason. Among this group,
sixty seven percent said a major reason is that partisan
voters are interpreting the same information differently. Fifty three percent
say a major reason is the Republicans and Democrat voters
are getting deferent information all together. I do think it's both.

(21:18):
I can't really imagine that it matters which one is
more in this case, sixty seven percent interpreting the same
information differently compared to the fifty three percent getting different
information altogether. But that's everything I just described to you
in the matrix. It goes back to the definition of

(21:42):
bias for the longest time, until about twenty sixteen, where
they just didn't care you saw. Bias was done covertly. Stories.
I cover stories. I don't cover angles. I choose to
cover the angles. I don't ever cover the people. I
talk to the people. I don't the quotes I use

(22:03):
the quote, I don't the words I use the words
I don't. You're not pro life, you're anti abortion. You
know you guys remember the game. But this is a
different game. Since twenty sixteen, all the left is watching CNN, MSNBC, ABCNBCCBS,

(22:23):
reading the Washington Post, the New York Times, only talking
to people of like minds repeating the same stories and
narratives on their social media, and the others doing the opposite.
And it's not just Fox. There are other alternative sources
for the right, and the two shall never meet. So

(22:43):
for fifty three percent of them, they never meet because
they're getting different information altogether, and the others they're interpreting
it differently and then repeating those narratives. It's all matrix
and they're not mutually exclusive. Because forty percent of those
receive this question say both are major factors. Now that's

(23:05):
where I am. All of the above majorities of both
Democrats sixty eight percent, Republicans sixty six percent who say
the two parties can't agree on basic facts say a
major reason is they're interpreting the same information differently. So
now you have this, you know, and keep in mind

(23:27):
us me talking to you, You listen to me. We
don't follow this stuff like the average American does. We
follow it more so I think we lean more into
the interpret different Those that aren't in it every day, well,
then they're passive users of information, and therefore if they're

(23:51):
in the matrix, they're only seeing the one side. The
other poll. That's the poll of the matrix. The other
poll is the Democrats have fallen and they can't get up.
More than one third of Democrats use negative terms to
describe their own party. Well, think about it. That's about

(24:13):
what they're divided into with a fourth birthing. So you
have traditional Democrats. I'm a Democrat because my parents are Democrats.
I'm a Democrat because I still think they're the party
of John F. Kennedy. They're not even the party of
Ted Kennedy anymore. But traditional Democrats. Then you have the

(24:34):
progressive Democrats. Then you have the crazy socialist Democrats. And
now you have birthing within the Democrat Party, believe it
or not, an Islamist party. So of course someone's got
to always be unhappy. There was a great line in

(25:00):
Sweet Home, Alabama. The movie The father was very dry.
He's supposed to represent trailer park, ignorant Alabama, but in
fact he's the most He's the wisest guy in the
entire movie. Not the rich boyfriend or his politician mother. No, no, no,

(25:20):
this guy living in the trailer park. And so he's
watching all this go on with the daughter and the
two guys, and he just looks at his wife and
he goes, you know, you only got one saddle, can't
fit two asses. Pretty much put us in town. Well,
the Democrat Party is like three going on four. How

(25:43):
are you going to have a leader for that that's
the checkmate they're in right now. Well, who's our leader?
Is it one of the socialists or is it one
of the establishment? Is it gonna be mom, Donnie? Is
it gonna be the Islamist? If he wins, I'm falling
year up? Do we go? More socialists? Less socialist? The

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party has no platform, The party has no leader, The
party has no bench because it's four different teams that
war with each other. So at any point in time,
somebody's not happy, someone's talking negative. This isn't a And
by the way, the rest of the entire poll is

(26:27):
focused on since this loss, And I love that because, well,
they've been lost for a long time. They just didn't
cheat and win this time. They cheat and won the
time before. They cheat and lost the time before. They
haven't had a legitimate conversation among themselves with their constituents

(26:51):
for a decade and a half. Do you know how
far off of course you can get in a decade
and a half For those of you that battle the devil, Yeah,
he's still the great deceiver. He's also a great distorter.

(27:17):
He'll give you four fifths truth with just a little
bit off. That's the game. He likes to play and
then leave you alone and set you on your way.
Do you realize if I messed with your planes coordinates
just a teeny bit, it's not a big deal. After
five minutes, you really wouldn't even look down and see
your off course. After an hour, that can get a

(27:38):
little troubling. After two hours, you're getting ready for your
glide slope and you're not even on the same continent.
That's a whole other game. And this is where they
suddenly find themselves and now they can't figure out how
they got here and how to get back because you can't.

(28:00):
And that's why I can confidently say to you there's
no way out for them. And the way the checkmate
plays out, you've lost the next generation, You've lost a
lot of your voting blocks. You're completely divided amongst yourselves,
going in completely different directions. You're not a party anymore.

(28:21):
You're three different parties waging war with yourself, trying to
take on another party that has morphed into something even
stronger than it was. So how does this play out?
Probably not the greatest midterm election, and then another disaster
in twenty twenty eight, where if you play the game
you've been playing to cheat. That's problematic because for a

(28:44):
third time, fourth time, now your voters will choose AOC
and you'll rig it for Ronnie Manuel and Wesmore. Now
you've lost them forever. You got away with it once,
you got away with it twice. I can't believe it.
You got away with it a third time. Kind of
Now they've figured it out and now they're watching. So

(29:06):
if AOC wins, that's the end of the party. AOC
and Mom, Donnie, that's the Democrat Party. Bye. You don't
exist anymore. There's no recovering. If you play the game
and Ronnie Manuel wins and he chooses Wes Moore or whomever,
they'll know they've been duped to third a fourth time,

(29:27):
and they're gone, and your party's over. Either way, the
parasite wins, the host dies, and the parasite dies with it.
The host wins and the parasite dies, but the host
will die with it, so either way they're dead. Of course,

(29:47):
this latest poll shows the Democrats in significant number view
their party negatively because they're true still, they're three separate
parties identifying as one, but they don't and they're not.
They've fallen and they can't get up. That's our pulse

(30:08):
and plenty. That's the top two stories I wanted you
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Sunday, a reporter stated the actress was a registered Republican.
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In, you'd be surprised at how many people are Republicans.
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is a Hollywood connection. They count Humphrey Bogart, Walter Cronkite,

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and Lloyd and Jeff Bridges as past members.

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I'm pre tennis and all I can wonder is where
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and how many of them are your morning show cities.
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