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Boy seven minutes after the hour. Welcome to Wednesday, August,
the fifth year of Our Lord. Twenty twenty six. NBC
News Projects. Abdul al Sayed, an Islamist, has won the
primary for the United States Senate statewide in Michigan last night. However,
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when you break down the numbers, I'll give the guy credit.
He overcame what sixty five million dollars of outside money.
And if you watch any of the videos of people
on the ground, especially in Dearborn, the heavily Muslim area,
they don't talk about you got to really dig to
get them to bring up Palestine over Israel or you know,
(01:27):
socialist Islamist priorities. They all cite like a narrative, we
want someone to represent us, we don't want this outside money.
So that was really a narrative on the ground, and
it is something he legitimately overcame. He even overcame the
Michigan governor witness Whitmer's endorsement of his challenger to me.
(01:52):
I put an asterisk by this. In the final tally,
he got forty eight point seven percent of the vote,
which was seven hundred and thirty two thousand. Hailey Stevens
got forty seven point three percent seven hundred and eleven thousand.
You could make a case, Mallory mcmurrow's four percent and
(02:13):
sixty thousand votes allowed El Sayed to win. You could
make a case with voter turnout sitting somewhere around twenty
twenty five percent in a primary, and I think you
know whose followers were the most energized. Abdul l sayed
that this is not going to be an easy road
for him in the general election, but will follow that.
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The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee is going
to vote on Thursday on whether or not they're going
to hold Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress.
Speaker 1 (02:46):
Again.
Speaker 6 (02:46):
I think the the more important thing to watch is
justice coming Louisiana, Florida and other states. That's probably the
greatest opportunity for Anthony Fauci. That and civil cases to
face justice. President Trump says the straight of horror moves
will open very soon. We look at that as US
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stocks hit records, profits just keep piling up, oil keeps
coming down. Whether he's fighting a two fight war, which
is the President is doing everything according to plan with Iran,
but using the narrative of on again in between bombing
sorties to pump the market up and get oil to
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come down. With narrative that would be at the two
front war angle. The other is reds that he's actually
day trading. Well, if he is, it's working. Let's just
put it that way for a lot of Americans. And
the federal government has approved Washington Governor Bob Ferguson's request
for FEMA assistance, and report says that at least twelve
states have now reported cyber attacks against their water systems.
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Remember we had the story of Iranian backed hackers and
cyber attacks in Michigan on the water supply. I think
was Michigan and was it Michigan In Missouri we originally
had reported. Now we have up to twelve states reporting that. Oh.
Speaking of Missouri, they rejected Amendment five, declining to eliminate
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the state income tax. You know, we are the United
States of America, and states have rights, and if they
want to have taxes, fine, play ball. But you can compete.
You're competing against other states. It's interesting to me. I think,
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you know, the states that are very blue with sanctuary
policies and very blue inner cities with crime issues. A
lot of states, really all states failing at preparing our
kids for higher education and for the workforce and for
citizenship and to compete internationally. But there are some states
(04:54):
failing more than others. I mean, nobody wants to live
where it's not se nobody wants to raise their children
where the schools.
Speaker 1 (05:03):
Are not good.
Speaker 6 (05:05):
And it would seem to me, at least in the
last twenty five years, it would be very difficult to
run a state with an income tax, just as difficult
as it would be to run a state with an
income tax, let alone a crime problem, let alone a
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school problem. There are places, I'll be honest with you,
and I am very blessed.
Speaker 1 (05:38):
And I mean that if you look.
Speaker 6 (05:41):
I mean, we all are exactly where we are by
the choices we've made, or the mercy and grace of
God that guided those choices. I wasn't even supposed to
live in Tennessee from my earthly perspective. I had it
out at Tulsa, Oklahoma, and I was to take over
(06:03):
Neil Boortz's national show, so I had a year before
he was going to run for president and step down.
So I accepted the job in Nashville. Well then when
I got here, and believe me, I don't live in Nashville.
I live in Williamson County, and it's it's just Pleasantville.
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It's gotten a lot more crowded since I got here
twenty years ago. But I would have never even picked here,
greatest place I could possibly live, greatest place I've ever lived,
I would.
Speaker 1 (06:32):
Have never even picked.
Speaker 6 (06:35):
That's why I'm grateful to God, and I'm spoiled, and
I say I'm blessed, and we rack our brains because
we could live anywhere now and some of you cities
listening to me are places i'd live.
Speaker 1 (06:49):
Saint Louis is one of them.
Speaker 6 (06:51):
Good not after last night's vote, do you think they
understood the amendment?
Speaker 5 (06:58):
No?
Speaker 7 (06:58):
Why?
Speaker 1 (06:58):
I almost think I think no meant.
Speaker 6 (07:00):
Yes eighty three to sixteen.
Speaker 1 (07:06):
Yeah, that's hard to believe.
Speaker 6 (07:08):
And it's just amazing to me because I don't know
how you can compete for large employers and people go
where there are jobs, just like if they go where
it's safe, they go where there's good schools. And you know,
for me, if I was I'm not in that situation,
but if I was competing for a job, that'd be
pretty high on my list. California's got some great cities
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with those taxes, No, thank you.
Speaker 1 (07:33):
And Missouri is a great state. I mean a great place.
Speaker 6 (07:37):
I would say other than And I'm not a huge
Tennessee guy. I'm a Williamson County Middle Tennessee guy, but
I'd say Missouri. I would rather live in Missouri. But
these factors come in and you would think, more states,
How could you be a state? Whether it's from the
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citizen's perspective or a candidate for governor or a sitting governor,
how could you be a state with high income tax,
state income tax, and you see what's happening in Texas, Florida,
Tennessee and other states where they've eliminated the income tax
and they're thriving. How could you not follow that? How
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could the people allow you to not follow? That is
beyond me. So I find that another measure worth looking at.
This morning after election day, I am taken by the
small turnout and the small margin of victory of Abdul
al Sayeed. I can't wait to talk to David Sonadi,
to Rory O'Neil, to John Decker, especially our White House correspondent,
(08:45):
to see if they feel the same way. Because if
El Sayed couldn't win this in a landslide, it's it is.
It is hard for me to imagine that he's going
to have an easy race against Mike Rogers, a former representative,
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with this low of a turnout, and with Mallory mcmurro's
vote sixty four percent really being the difference, and they're
still counting, I might add, but NBC has projected l
Sayed will win, but only a million and a half
votes statewide. That's a low turnout. That's an asterisk and
(09:35):
there is a big picture shift. I could do just
to give people perspective. I could do tonight today's entire
show on Sounds of the Day, getting Democrats reactions, even
Van Jones and talking heads and analysts reactions to this
(09:57):
socialist movement. And what you're seeing is, with the exception
of Chuckie Schumer, who wouldn't comment at all, I mean,
he was dodging questions, it looks like the Democrats really
aren't ready to fight. How did this mistake happen? You
let socialists, you led Islamis into your party and they populated, infiltrated,
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then agitated, and now they're waging war at you. And
all indications I have is the Democrats aren't going to
fight back. I think David's Nadia is hopping mad on
that topic coming up. But I like to frame it
all and I really think here at your morning show,
we have the right focus. You are literally seeing the
(10:41):
evolution of the death of a party, an evolution of
socialists who were allowed in and now taking over. Democrats
were oh too willing to allow them in. Whatever grows
the tent. We're so myopically focused on defeating Republicans, and
then that which you let in wants to take over.
(11:04):
Now you've got two wars. And then in that war,
the Socialists welcome in the Islamists because they need all
they can get to overcome the establishment and progressive Democrats.
But is it the Islamists who ultimately know will defeat
the socialists? And where does this leave the party as
(11:25):
a whole in this evolution. That's the fascinating thing to
keep your eye on. And I think what you're going
to come to a conclusion is is the same that
I did. They've got some parasites within their host body,
and if the parasite wins, the host dies and the
parasite dies with it. If the host wins, the parasite dies,
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whether it's Islamism or socialism. But the body's got to
fight these bad cells and parasites, and so far are
I don't see any fight. I don't want to set
the table with too many heavy items this morning, especially
if you're waking up with a lack of appetite. But
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we got a lot to eat, a lot to figure
out to get why I'm excited. Look, I like an
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Twenty six minutes after the hour, are just waking up.
Results are still pouring in. Following Tuesday's primaries, Mark.
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Mayfield gets us up to speed.
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NBC News projects Wensley Bell will win the Democratic primary
for Missouri's first congressional district. The incumbent defeated former congresswoman
and Democrats socialist Cory Bush. NBC also projects Johncelyn Benson
will win the Democratic primary Foreign Mission and governor, and
Tym Masterson will win the Republican primary for Kansas Governor.
The biggest race of the night insurgent progressive Abdual of
(14:58):
Say Ed against the sta Plish and based Congresswoman Hailey
Stevens in Michigan's Democrat US Senate race. Races are being
held in Michigan, Missouri, Kansas, Virginia, and Washington State by
Mark Mainfield.
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And people are waking up every minute. If you're just
waking up. L sied at seven hundred and thirty two
thousand with forty eight point seven percent of the vote.
Hailey Stephens seven hundred and eleven thousand. That's some twenty
one thousand short at forty seven point three percent, a
little over a one percent behind L sayed. Mallarm mcmurrow
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ends up being the spoiler with sixty thousand and four percent.
Speaker 1 (15:32):
She was the difference.
Speaker 6 (15:33):
So with only twenty to twenty five percent turnout and
barely a one point one percentage point win for L Sied,
hardly momentum heading into the general A report says at
least twelve states have now reported cyber attacks against water
systems that may be linked to Iran.
Speaker 7 (15:51):
ABC News has officials in Michigan, one of the newer
states to report the attacks, are monitoring the situation and
coordinating with federal partners. So far, there have been no
reports of any disruptions to water supplies or waste water treatment.
Minnesota was the first day to report the attacks last week.
On Friday, President Trump blamed Minnesota's Democratic governor for the attacks,
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even though US officials had previously said they're investigating whether
Iran or hackers associated with Iran could be behind them.
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By the way, we were.
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That was fun. Hit a couple of posts too.
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Anyway, if you're just waking up, NBC is projecting Abdul
al Sayed will win the Michigan Democrat US Senate primary
and he will go on to face Mike Rodgers in
the general election. How much momentum does he have? There
was only a twenty to twenty five percent turnout. Merw
ends up being the spoiler. He only wins by one
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percentage point, with that low of a turnout.
Speaker 1 (18:57):
We'll see how that projects in the general.
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Not so fast on alsay ed, but we'll give him
victory where he got it last night. Can't have your
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I would be.
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The death of the Democrat Party is long overdue. We
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They fought against civil rights acts in the nineteen sixties. Again,
all their policies today that create blue cities and all
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the problems are Democrats. So let them die.
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go national? Are we going on three years?
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That's been? Oh my gosh, I think we are. Yeah.
I would have to get a calendar and roll it back.
What has happened Marcia Brady's seventy whatever?
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It is, two and a half years whatever, Ramona listening
to Twin Cities News Talk best talk back question ever,
Here's Ramona.
Speaker 9 (21:50):
Good morning, Michael. I love the fact that you bring
God into the equation in your broadcast, but you frequently
mentioned that with the least you can't talk about gun,
gods and Trump. I get the guns and Trump, but
why do you think from your standpoints that God is
such a trigger.
Speaker 1 (22:09):
For the left. Why is God a trigger for the left?
Let me do it, David.
Speaker 6 (22:14):
Snati, Wow, what a question. First of all, it's not
what I was saying. I was saying, I don't know
where you live, but I'm going crazy with commercials. I
was actually making fun of Republicans. Everything is either God, guns, Trump, or.
Speaker 1 (22:31):
I'm a farmer. That's it. Farmer got Trump, farmer gout.
And there's then we got one running for governor that's.
Speaker 6 (22:37):
I don't know anything, and she's winning but let me
get to the point of your question, which really brings
me to Romans twelve. A lot of different things. The
answer is so obvious, it's never discussed.
Speaker 1 (22:56):
Now.
Speaker 6 (22:56):
You have sat in churches and there have been people
and pews near you, and you're like, how could you
worship this God with me, study this Bible and scripture
with me, and then vote like that? Which makes me
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start just with me. At thirteen years old, I was
mine in my own business. It was cold. My dad
moved to New Orleans. I went to a small school,
didn't even have a cafeteria. And let me tell you something,
in New Orleans, when it gets cold, it's cold. It's
a wet cold. I was from Chicago and I froze
worse than New Orleans in the winter. So we got
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our food from JJ's Fried Chicken, and we were going
to go to the gym and eat. After all, the
gym was our safe space. That's where we played basketball,
that's where our football locker room was.
Speaker 1 (23:55):
That was home.
Speaker 6 (23:55):
We get to the front door and our basketball coach says,
they're having a Bible study. Can't come in here, neat.
I said like, hey, we eat, well, you can eat
if you go to the Bible study. And I looked
at my friend Keith, who's now a pastor. I said,
I'll sit to a Bible study, get out of this cold.
So we went Nate and we heard the truth and
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it set us free at thirteen years old. No big,
long testimony.
Speaker 1 (24:22):
Here.
Speaker 6 (24:25):
I came face to face with God's word, his spirit
met Christ. Was never the same. My politics formed after that.
It's Romans twelve one. Do not conform to the patterns
of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of
your mind. That's a process you will fight the rest
of your life.
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You know what. I'm sixty two years old.
Speaker 6 (24:46):
I've been a born again believer since i was thirteen
years old, and I'm here to tell you there is
nothing more challenging, more difficult than being godly in the
midst of an ungodly world.
Speaker 1 (24:57):
That's the high calling.
Speaker 6 (25:02):
When you're not disobeying the go forth into all nations
and make disciples of all men. Because if scripture doesn't
shape you, let me say it more specifically, if scripture
doesn't shape your policy views and politics, politics will shape them,
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or your godlessness will shape them. So if you get pregnant,
and you don't want the baby and you kill it.
You support it as a honka tissue in choice to
feel better, to feel validated. Or is it homosexuality? Or
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is it adultery? Or is it fornication? Is it gambling?
The answer to question, Ramona is first and foremost. And
I had to do this. Ai knows and can tell
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you if you ask Ai, why does somebody left seem
to reject or be critical of Christianity? AI tells you, well,
they point to events such as crusades and inquisitions, religiously
justified slavery crusades and who were they fighting and who's
(26:44):
the only one on a crusade fighting? Now, don't acknowledge
that slavery and you're in the party that started it,
supported it, fought the end of it, fought the civil
rights movement or LGBTQ, or a distortion of separation of
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church and state to make you think, well, anything God,
they can't have anything to do with politics or government,
the worship of science. Listen, Ramona, if I had to
boil it down, it's the rejection of God's word. If
you believe it is God breathed see Peter inspired and
is here to guide us in every way it will
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guide your politics. So a rejection of God's word a
rejection of God's calling. The easy one is abortion, right.
The Psalmist David is saying, you knew me while you
were knitting me together in my mother's womb. You knew
every hair in my head. You gifted me, purposed me,
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and called me into being. That's hard to abort. And
a man shall leave his family, and a woman shall
leave her family, and the two shall be joined, and
they shall become one. Godly men will be the head
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of the household, loving their wife as Christ loved the church,
and she will follow, and the children will obey. Now
we can't figure out what a boy is, what a
girl is, what bathroom to go to, and what sport
to play in. It's the absence of God in their heart.
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That's the answer, Ramona. And therefore you never reject something
without replacing it. They have replaced government with God science
as God. So the government is now their God. The
government is now their provider, the govern is now their protector,
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and the government is now their defender. And what are
they providing and protecting and defending.
Speaker 1 (29:10):
Their godlessness?
Speaker 6 (29:18):
I have never enjoyed a segment of Radio More in
My Life Twin Cities News Talk eleven thirty Ramona the
question of this national broadcast history and an answer we
all ignore. I'm so fascinated if I were to die
today and I could come back and spook you. By
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the way, Johnny Depp is going to play Scrooge in
a remake. Boys DZ going to be all over that.
That's going to be awesome. He's going to I mean,
he's a lot like Michael Jackson. He looked like Michael
Jackson as Edward scissor Hands. But I mean he's weird,
but he's good. Yeah, he is very very good. But
if I could come back a Scooge, I say the
two questions you never asked. What is the proper size
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and role of government? What is the role and the
responsibility of the self governed? What part of one nation
under God, indivisible with liberty that comes from God not man?
And justice for all who dropped dead and made the
Supreme Court God, the club of one hundred, God, a president, God, Government, God.
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What happened to putting nothing above God? Or my favorite,
what happened to love the Lord thy God with all
thy heart, all thy soul and all thy mind, not
your church, the church, not a political party, a specific
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god of a specific republic. Oh and by the way,
and love others as yourself. And what will today be
about on the internet? Another day of us versus them
and hate in the charade of ignorance. We fail in life, Ramona,
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not because we don't know. We fail because we don't
do what we know. Rejection of God has caused them
to lose man, lose republic. This isn't just the threat
(31:43):
of the death of a republic. You're watching a safe
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Boy seven minutes after the hour. Welcome to Wednesday, August,
the fifth year of Our Lord. Twenty twenty six. NBC
News Projects. Abdul al Sayed, an Islamist, has won the
primary for the United States Senate statewide in Michigan last night. However,
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when you break down the numbers, I'll give the guy credit.
He overcame what sixty five million dollars of outside money.
And if you watch any of the videos of people
on the ground, especially in Dearborn, the heavily Muslim area,
they don't talk about you got to really dig to
get them to bring up Palestine over Israel or you know,
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socialist Islamist priorities. They all cite like a narrative, we
want someone to represent us, we don't want this outside money.
So that was really a narrative on the ground, and
it is something he legitimately overcame. He even overcame the
Michigan governor witness Whitmer's endorsement of his challenger to me.
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I put an asterisk by this. In the final tally,
he got forty eight point seven percent of the vote,
which was seven hundred and thirty two thousand. Hailey Stevens
got forty seven point three percent seven hundred and eleven thousand.
You could make a case, Mallory mcmurrow's four percent and
(02:13):
sixty thousand votes allowed El Sayed to win. You could
make a case with voter turnout sitting somewhere around twenty
twenty five percent in a primary, and I think you
know whose followers were the most energized. Abdul l sayed
that this is not going to be an easy road
for him in the general election, but will follow that.
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The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee is going
to vote on Thursday on whether or not they're going
to hold Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress.
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Again.
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I think the the more important thing to watch is
justice coming Louisiana, Florida and other states. That's probably the
greatest opportunity for Anthony Fauci. That and civil cases to
face justice. President Trump says the straight of horror moves
will open very soon. We look at that as US
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stocks hit records, profits just keep piling up, oil keeps
coming down. Whether he's fighting a two fight war, which
is the President is doing everything according to plan with Iran,
but using the narrative of on again in between bombing
sorties to pump the market up and get oil to
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come down. With narrative that would be at the two
front war angle. The other is reds that he's actually
day trading. Well, if he is, it's working. Let's just
put it that way for a lot of Americans. And
the federal government has approved Washington Governor Bob Ferguson's request
for FEMA assistance, and report says that at least twelve
states have now reported cyber attacks against their water systems.
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Remember we had the story of Iranian backed hackers and
cyber attacks in Michigan on the water supply. I think
was Michigan and was it Michigan In Missouri we originally
had reported. Now we have up to twelve states reporting that. Oh.
Speaking of Missouri, they rejected Amendment five, declining to eliminate
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the state income tax. You know, we are the United
States of America, and states have rights, and if they
want to have taxes, fine, play ball. But you can compete.
You're competing against other states. It's interesting to me. I think,
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you know, the states that are very blue with sanctuary
policies and very blue inner cities with crime issues. A
lot of states, really all states failing at preparing our
kids for higher education and for the workforce and for
citizenship and to compete internationally. But there are some states
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failing more than others. I mean, nobody wants to live
where it's not se nobody wants to raise their children
where the schools.
Speaker 1 (05:03):
Are not good.
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And it would seem to me, at least in the
last twenty five years, it would be very difficult to
run a state with an income tax, just as difficult
as it would be to run a state with an
income tax, let alone a crime problem, let alone a
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school problem. There are places, I'll be honest with you,
and I am very blessed.
Speaker 1 (05:38):
And I mean that if you look.
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I mean, we all are exactly where we are by
the choices we've made, or the mercy and grace of
God that guided those choices. I wasn't even supposed to
live in Tennessee from my earthly perspective. I had it
out at Tulsa, Oklahoma, and I was to take over
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Neil Boortz's national show, so I had a year before
he was going to run for president and step down.
So I accepted the job in Nashville. Well then when
I got here, and believe me, I don't live in Nashville.
I live in Williamson County, and it's it's just Pleasantville.
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It's gotten a lot more crowded since I got here
twenty years ago. But I would have never even picked here,
greatest place I could possibly live, greatest place I've ever lived,
I would.
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Have never even picked.
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That's why I'm grateful to God, and I'm spoiled, and
I say I'm blessed, and we rack our brains because
we could live anywhere now and some of you cities
listening to me are places i'd live.
Speaker 1 (06:49):
Saint Louis is one of them.
Speaker 6 (06:51):
Good not after last night's vote, do you think they
understood the amendment?
Speaker 5 (06:58):
No?
Speaker 7 (06:58):
Why?
Speaker 1 (06:58):
I almost think I think no meant.
Speaker 6 (07:00):
Yes eighty three to sixteen.
Speaker 1 (07:06):
Yeah, that's hard to believe.
Speaker 6 (07:08):
And it's just amazing to me because I don't know
how you can compete for large employers and people go
where there are jobs, just like if they go where
it's safe, they go where there's good schools. And you know,
for me, if I was I'm not in that situation,
but if I was competing for a job, that'd be
pretty high on my list. California's got some great cities
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with those taxes, No, thank you.
Speaker 1 (07:33):
And Missouri is a great state. I mean a great place.
Speaker 6 (07:37):
I would say other than And I'm not a huge
Tennessee guy. I'm a Williamson County Middle Tennessee guy, but
I'd say Missouri. I would rather live in Missouri. But
these factors come in and you would think, more states,
How could you be a state? Whether it's from the
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citizen's perspective or a candidate for governor or a sitting governor,
how could you be a state with high income tax,
state income tax, and you see what's happening in Texas, Florida,
Tennessee and other states where they've eliminated the income tax
and they're thriving. How could you not follow that? How
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could the people allow you to not follow? That is
beyond me. So I find that another measure worth looking at.
This morning after election day, I am taken by the
small turnout and the small margin of victory of Abdul
al Sayeed. I can't wait to talk to David Sonadi,
to Rory O'Neil, to John Decker, especially our White House correspondent,
(08:45):
to see if they feel the same way. Because if
El Sayed couldn't win this in a landslide, it's it is.
It is hard for me to imagine that he's going
to have an easy race against Mike Rogers, a former representative,
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with this low of a turnout, and with Mallory mcmurro's
vote sixty four percent really being the difference, and they're
still counting, I might add, but NBC has projected l
Sayed will win, but only a million and a half
votes statewide. That's a low turnout. That's an asterisk and
(09:35):
there is a big picture shift. I could do just
to give people perspective. I could do tonight today's entire
show on Sounds of the Day, getting Democrats reactions, even
Van Jones and talking heads and analysts reactions to this
(09:57):
socialist movement. And what you're seeing is, with the exception
of Chuckie Schumer, who wouldn't comment at all, I mean,
he was dodging questions, it looks like the Democrats really
aren't ready to fight. How did this mistake happen? You
let socialists, you led Islamis into your party and they populated, infiltrated,
(10:19):
then agitated, and now they're waging war at you. And
all indications I have is the Democrats aren't going to
fight back. I think David's Nadia is hopping mad on
that topic coming up. But I like to frame it
all and I really think here at your morning show,
we have the right focus. You are literally seeing the
(10:41):
evolution of the death of a party, an evolution of
socialists who were allowed in and now taking over. Democrats
were oh too willing to allow them in. Whatever grows
the tent. We're so myopically focused on defeating Republicans, and
then that which you let in wants to take over.
(11:04):
Now you've got two wars. And then in that war,
the Socialists welcome in the Islamists because they need all
they can get to overcome the establishment and progressive Democrats.
But is it the Islamists who ultimately know will defeat
the socialists? And where does this leave the party as
(11:25):
a whole in this evolution. That's the fascinating thing to
keep your eye on. And I think what you're going
to come to a conclusion is is the same that
I did. They've got some parasites within their host body,
and if the parasite wins, the host dies and the
parasite dies with it. If the host wins, the parasite dies,
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whether it's Islamism or socialism. But the body's got to
fight these bad cells and parasites, and so far are
I don't see any fight. I don't want to set
the table with too many heavy items this morning, especially
if you're waking up with a lack of appetite. But
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we got a lot to eat, a lot to figure
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Twenty six minutes after the hour, are just waking up.
Results are still pouring in. Following Tuesday's primaries, Mark.
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Mayfield gets us up to speed.
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NBC News projects Wensley Bell will win the Democratic primary
for Missouri's first congressional district. The incumbent defeated former congresswoman
and Democrats socialist Cory Bush. NBC also projects Johncelyn Benson
will win the Democratic primary Foreign Mission and governor, and
Tym Masterson will win the Republican primary for Kansas Governor.
The biggest race of the night insurgent progressive Abdual of
(14:58):
Say Ed against the sta Plish and based Congresswoman Hailey
Stevens in Michigan's Democrat US Senate race. Races are being
held in Michigan, Missouri, Kansas, Virginia, and Washington State by
Mark Mainfield.
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And people are waking up every minute. If you're just
waking up. L sied at seven hundred and thirty two
thousand with forty eight point seven percent of the vote.
Hailey Stephens seven hundred and eleven thousand. That's some twenty
one thousand short at forty seven point three percent, a
little over a one percent behind L sayed. Mallarm mcmurrow
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ends up being the spoiler with sixty thousand and four percent.
Speaker 1 (15:32):
She was the difference.
Speaker 6 (15:33):
So with only twenty to twenty five percent turnout and
barely a one point one percentage point win for L Sied,
hardly momentum heading into the general A report says at
least twelve states have now reported cyber attacks against water
systems that may be linked to Iran.
Speaker 7 (15:51):
ABC News has officials in Michigan, one of the newer
states to report the attacks, are monitoring the situation and
coordinating with federal partners. So far, there have been no
reports of any disruptions to water supplies or waste water treatment.
Minnesota was the first day to report the attacks last week.
On Friday, President Trump blamed Minnesota's Democratic governor for the attacks,
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even though US officials had previously said they're investigating whether
Iran or hackers associated with Iran could be behind them.
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It just sounds very talk radio to me. I would
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Anyway, if you're just waking up, NBC is projecting Abdul
al Sayed will win the Michigan Democrat US Senate primary
and he will go on to face Mike Rodgers in
the general election. How much momentum does he have? There
was only a twenty to twenty five percent turnout. Merw
ends up being the spoiler. He only wins by one
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percentage point, with that low of a turnout.
Speaker 1 (18:57):
We'll see how that projects in the general.
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Not so fast on alsay ed, but we'll give him
victory where he got it last night. Can't have your
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The death of the Democrat Party is long overdue. We
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They fought against civil rights acts in the nineteen sixties. Again,
all their policies today that create blue cities and all
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the problems are Democrats. So let them die.
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That's been? Oh my gosh, I think we are. Yeah.
I would have to get a calendar and roll it back.
What has happened Marcia Brady's seventy whatever?
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It is, two and a half years whatever, Ramona listening
to Twin Cities News Talk best talk back question ever,
Here's Ramona.
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Good morning, Michael. I love the fact that you bring
God into the equation in your broadcast, but you frequently
mentioned that with the least you can't talk about gun,
gods and Trump. I get the guns and Trump, but
why do you think from your standpoints that God is
such a trigger.
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For the left. Why is God a trigger for the left?
Let me do it, David.
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Snati, Wow, what a question. First of all, it's not
what I was saying. I was saying, I don't know
where you live, but I'm going crazy with commercials. I
was actually making fun of Republicans. Everything is either God, guns, Trump, or.
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I'm a farmer. That's it. Farmer got Trump, farmer gout.
And there's then we got one running for governor that's.
Speaker 6 (22:37):
I don't know anything, and she's winning but let me
get to the point of your question, which really brings
me to Romans twelve. A lot of different things. The
answer is so obvious, it's never discussed.
Speaker 1 (22:56):
Now.
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You have sat in churches and there have been people
and pews near you, and you're like, how could you
worship this God with me, study this Bible and scripture
with me, and then vote like that? Which makes me
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start just with me. At thirteen years old, I was
mine in my own business. It was cold. My dad
moved to New Orleans. I went to a small school,
didn't even have a cafeteria. And let me tell you something,
in New Orleans, when it gets cold, it's cold. It's
a wet cold. I was from Chicago and I froze
worse than New Orleans in the winter. So we got
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our food from JJ's Fried Chicken, and we were going
to go to the gym and eat. After all, the
gym was our safe space. That's where we played basketball,
that's where our football locker room was.
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That was home.
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We get to the front door and our basketball coach says,
they're having a Bible study. Can't come in here, neat.
I said like, hey, we eat, well, you can eat
if you go to the Bible study. And I looked
at my friend Keith, who's now a pastor. I said,
I'll sit to a Bible study, get out of this cold.
So we went Nate and we heard the truth and
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it set us free at thirteen years old. No big,
long testimony.
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Here.
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I came face to face with God's word, his spirit
met Christ. Was never the same. My politics formed after that.
It's Romans twelve one. Do not conform to the patterns
of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of
your mind. That's a process you will fight the rest
of your life.
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You know what. I'm sixty two years old.
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I've been a born again believer since i was thirteen
years old, and I'm here to tell you there is
nothing more challenging, more difficult than being godly in the
midst of an ungodly world.
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That's the high calling.
Speaker 6 (25:02):
When you're not disobeying the go forth into all nations
and make disciples of all men. Because if scripture doesn't
shape you, let me say it more specifically, if scripture
doesn't shape your policy views and politics, politics will shape them,
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or your godlessness will shape them. So if you get pregnant,
and you don't want the baby and you kill it.
You support it as a honka tissue in choice to
feel better, to feel validated. Or is it homosexuality? Or
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is it adultery? Or is it fornication? Is it gambling?
The answer to question, Ramona is first and foremost. And
I had to do this. Ai knows and can tell
(26:14):
you if you ask Ai, why does somebody left seem
to reject or be critical of Christianity? AI tells you, well,
they point to events such as crusades and inquisitions, religiously
justified slavery crusades and who were they fighting and who's
(26:44):
the only one on a crusade fighting? Now, don't acknowledge
that slavery and you're in the party that started it,
supported it, fought the end of it, fought the civil
rights movement or LGBTQ, or a distortion of separation of
(27:11):
church and state to make you think, well, anything God,
they can't have anything to do with politics or government,
the worship of science. Listen, Ramona, if I had to
boil it down, it's the rejection of God's word. If
you believe it is God breathed see Peter inspired and
is here to guide us in every way it will
(27:32):
guide your politics. So a rejection of God's word a
rejection of God's calling. The easy one is abortion, right.
The Psalmist David is saying, you knew me while you
were knitting me together in my mother's womb. You knew
every hair in my head. You gifted me, purposed me,
(27:56):
and called me into being. That's hard to abort. And
a man shall leave his family, and a woman shall
leave her family, and the two shall be joined, and
they shall become one. Godly men will be the head
(28:16):
of the household, loving their wife as Christ loved the church,
and she will follow, and the children will obey. Now
we can't figure out what a boy is, what a
girl is, what bathroom to go to, and what sport
to play in. It's the absence of God in their heart.
(28:38):
That's the answer, Ramona. And therefore you never reject something
without replacing it. They have replaced government with God science
as God. So the government is now their God. The
government is now their provider, the govern is now their protector,
(29:01):
and the government is now their defender. And what are
they providing and protecting and defending.
Speaker 1 (29:10):
Their godlessness?
Speaker 6 (29:18):
I have never enjoyed a segment of Radio More in
My Life Twin Cities News Talk eleven thirty Ramona the
question of this national broadcast history and an answer we
all ignore. I'm so fascinated if I were to die
today and I could come back and spook you. By
(29:44):
the way, Johnny Depp is going to play Scrooge in
a remake. Boys DZ going to be all over that.
That's going to be awesome. He's going to I mean,
he's a lot like Michael Jackson. He looked like Michael
Jackson as Edward scissor Hands. But I mean he's weird,
but he's good. Yeah, he is very very good. But
if I could come back a Scooge, I say the
two questions you never asked. What is the proper size
(30:10):
and role of government? What is the role and the
responsibility of the self governed? What part of one nation
under God, indivisible with liberty that comes from God not man?
And justice for all who dropped dead and made the
Supreme Court God, the club of one hundred, God, a president, God, Government, God.
(30:38):
What happened to putting nothing above God? Or my favorite,
what happened to love the Lord thy God with all
thy heart, all thy soul and all thy mind, not
your church, the church, not a political party, a specific
(31:00):
god of a specific republic. Oh and by the way,
and love others as yourself. And what will today be
about on the internet? Another day of us versus them
and hate in the charade of ignorance. We fail in life, Ramona,
(31:22):
not because we don't know. We fail because we don't
do what we know. Rejection of God has caused them
to lose man, lose republic. This isn't just the threat
(31:43):
of the death of a republic. You're watching a safe
haven for generations of the death of eternal souls. Do
you have a God that says, I am the Way,
I am the Truth, I am the Life. I shall
(32:05):
provide all your needs according to my richest and glory.
I came that you might have life and life abundance.
Then you got government forty trillion dollars in debt, trust us,
trust socialism, trust Islam, trustees and ours.
Speaker 1 (32:26):
No thank you.
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Speaker 1 (34:01):
Good morning, Michael. This is Dnaise from North Alabama. They do.
Speaker 2 (34:05):
I have a daughter who is forty three years old.
Speaker 3 (34:09):
She was raised to believe in God.
Speaker 8 (34:11):
She was brought up studying his word, and now she
has decided that she lets the universe guide her.
Speaker 3 (34:18):
She has teds and she thinks the rest of the
people in her family that were all crazy and we
have no idea what's going on in the world.
Speaker 1 (34:28):
And I can't bring her back.
Speaker 6 (34:31):
Wow, oh wow. The finish is everything and I can't
bring her back. What does Proverbs twenty twoes say, this
is your hope. Train up a child what you've done
and the way hears she should go, and when here
she is old, they will not depart from it. It
(34:56):
is God that draws us sin. It is God, Godd
that draws us back, not you, not me, not everybody
else listening that can relate to what you just said.
It's the obedient work you have done, the perfect work
God has done. All the prodigal son's father could do
(35:20):
was wait halfway up the road, but waiting. A combination
of life, that which is untrue and fails, and a
God who loves her even more than you. That's what'll
(35:42):
bring her back. But I know there's a lot of
people denise relating to what you just said. It's the
hardest thing in the world, and as much as we
say it out loud, it's hard to really mean it.
These children don't belong to us. They belong to God.
They were in t trusted to us as your brother,
(36:04):
as a talk post, as a fellow American. Thanks for
doing the job you did, and he who has begun
the good work will complete it. Oh I can say it,
but I know what it's like to lay in bed
and wonder and trust it. Pray for you and your daughter.
Blessings on that call.
Speaker 1 (36:23):
We're all in this together. This is Your Morning Show
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