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Sounds of the Day as well in DZ in a moment.
Reactions continue to pour in from our first church service
this morning in the Platinum Hour.
Speaker 4 (01:17):
Yes, I love your sense of humor. When I first
heard your show, I haven't had your show on for
a very long year at AM six hundred Memphis, but
when I first heard it, I felt like I got this.
I'm like a sister from another mister with this guy.
We're on the same page. They But your faith is
really I think what draws a lot of us to you,
just your genuine faith.
Speaker 5 (01:38):
Monny and Michael. And you apologize for the first hour.
You don't need to apologize once. You never apologize for
being inspired and acting upon inspiration. And your words were inspirational,
and now I'm inspired.
Speaker 6 (01:52):
In reference to that Christmas party, I think we should
do a live show that Friday morning.
Speaker 1 (01:57):
And then the party on Saturday. That but that means
people got to come on Thursday to be there on Friday.
And then I make fun of Fox and Friends. You
know they're always at these cities, and you know they
got these group of people up at five o'clock in
the morning. That ain't fun. At least you should never
second guess Big John. I think he has a no
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wonder he hates me. I had a little interaction with
Mary on email last night. I think we're targeting that,
you know, arrive Friday after work, you know, and then
and maybe doing it on a Saturday, maybe December eighteenth.
We got to finalize all those deals. As far as
the first hour from Twin Cities News Talk in Minnesota,
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Ramona asked a profoundly important question and it turned out
to be a discussion. I think that we could only
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the podcast, it'll be up by nine to thirty Central
ten thirty Eastern. All right. I'm fascinated with this whole
evolution of the Democrat Party. They invite in the Socialists
to grow their tent because they're obsessed with defeating Republicans,
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but then the socialists turn and wage war against them,
and they don't seem to be fighting back. Meanwhile, the
Socialists welcome in the Islamist because they need all the
leverage they can get to get to fifty percent to
take over the Democrat Party, they think, But now the
Islamists may start fighting them. Now we got two parasites
fighting a host that isn't fighting back. What does it
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make of all three of them? And what does election
results from last night mean to this conversation. Our senior
contributor David sanadis joining us. David, good morning, Michael. Could
I get in on service number three? Please? You want
to preach it? I'm exhausted.
Speaker 6 (04:08):
Listen, listen.
Speaker 1 (04:10):
The question was so powerful in our one. Why is
it that the mention of God triggers the left?
Speaker 7 (04:19):
And you?
Speaker 2 (04:19):
First off, you handled it brilliantly. It was a wonderful conversation.
Thank you very much.
Speaker 1 (04:24):
Might I add it with your permission? Might I add
another thought? Sure?
Speaker 2 (04:29):
I think that it comes down many times, it comes
down to a single word, which is conscious. No one
can shut off the voice inside their head. We try
all the time, but we can't do it. And the
very mention of God reminds people that there might be
somebody out there who's watching, who cares, who has a plan,
and that ultimately will determine where we spend eternity. And
(04:52):
that is a trigger for people because they'd rather live
pretending they're alone.
Speaker 1 (04:56):
In the universe, because they aren't feeling guilty. And that's
what this is really all. It's about conscience. Yeah, and
and of course when it's our voice, uh, it's conscious.
When it's the enemy's voice, its accusation, and when it's
God's voice, it's conviction. Right, But yeah, but it was
(05:19):
I'm telling you there's something about this Twin City station
and I love who built it and the predecessor there.
But yeah, well but they're seeing, Hey, look they're on
the front lines. Take a trip to Dearborn. If you
take a trip to Dearborn, Michigan or Minneapolis, you're going
to have a different view real quick, and you're going
(05:40):
to be shocked, and nobody's showing you it but just
a tour, and you will feel differently about how threatened
this country is. So what do you make of Because
this is a new narrative. I was noticing Hassan Piker
really kind of shaped this. We lost Wisconsin, we lost Michigan.
Who's making our states purple. We're not purple. The reason
that they making us purple, and the reason they won
(06:02):
is because the Democrats haven't served the people. Will serve
the people will be the solution to win these two
states and return them blue. But they're not going to
be blue. They're going to be Communist, red, or Islamist.
This is gonna be a fun thing to watch play out.
Speaker 2 (06:19):
Well, there's so many interesting points here on twists and turns,
But perhaps the only people that can rival the Islamic
community on not being obligated to tell the truth or
shaping reality towards your political purposes would be the communists.
The very essence of Marx and Engels is to so
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envy and then make promises that can never be kept.
But once you have the power, it doesn't matter because
you don't have to keep them. And there's always one
primary piece that they work on, and that's to incite
people to envy in particularly in the realm of healthcare.
And we're watching this happen right now everywhere everyone is
(07:04):
trying to defend the Democratic Socialists of America are saying
the same thing, but they're focusing on the inequities of
healthcare and blah blah blah blah, blah blah blah. Let
me make something real clear. Where forty two million people
that were uninsured when Obamacare was pasted, that's what we
were told, and that was what it was supposed to solve.
Less than half of those people now have insurance because
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Obamacare requires that they pay something for the process, and
these people would rather not pay anything and be contributors
in the process. They would rather stay in a medicaid
environment where they can go and get free stuff and
free healthcare.
Speaker 1 (07:39):
Rather than to beyond healthcare.
Speaker 2 (07:40):
They're young, they're healthy, they don't need it, and they're.
Speaker 1 (07:43):
Not going to do it.
Speaker 2 (07:44):
So the whole concept was built to fail from the start.
Now they're trying to tell us that it's everybody else's
fault who's paying for their own healthcare.
Speaker 1 (07:52):
Okay, it's oh, don't forget written and don't forget the
evil companies that are paying for even more for their employees' healthcare.
Speaker 2 (08:00):
And then let's talk about those evil companies that are
And then now they're on the campaign finance contributions that King.
Speaker 1 (08:07):
Hall just about. We didn't take any money from the
evil corporations.
Speaker 2 (08:11):
Well, of course that you don't have to. The evil
corporations are funding all the source networks so that all
of those ads are being done by outside agencies, so
you can make your skirtch lily clean.
Speaker 1 (08:21):
Why they trash every opponent without money? I have to
interrupt because you made such a brilliant point. The communists,
of course, will sow the seeds of envy to pander
and never deliver. It's a deception plan of takeover the
Islamist through takiya, which is what you were referencing. Are
allowed to lie. That has been the narrative. If you
go into dearborn Michigan and you talk to any Muslim voter,
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they'll tell you, well, it's just time, you know, for
a different representation. Oh, it has nothing to do with
him being Muslim. No, no, just different representation. And I
appreciate you didn't take any money. Sixty five million dollars
ab outside money. We want somebody that represents Michigan. But
then probe a little deeper and you'll maybe get one
out of a thousand that will actually talk to you.
Most of them walk away, or don't even speak English,
(09:06):
or admit they're not even a citizen, but most give
you a frosty stare and keep walking. If they do
talk and you probe them, well what about funding of Israel? Oh,
then you get a little different tune. Listen, they're not
they do not believe in the sovereignty of this nation.
They do not believe in separation of church and state.
(09:28):
You know, equality among men and women. I can't imagine
how what they feel about biological men in a women's
locker room. But I mean, but they they'll never even
bring it up, and they'll they'll lie to you and
act like I mean, Elsie has a great example. Oh
he's not a socialist, what are you? It's not like
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he's running in an is.
Speaker 2 (09:51):
They will merge with any group to destroy the system,
because then it's going to be a verified.
Speaker 1 (10:02):
David's in the mountains. David's in the mountains. You need
to go stand by the window so we get a
little better signal. I want to get to something that
you were hopping mad about last night, and that is
all right. So the Democrats inviting the socialists to try
to grow the tent to defeat the Republicans. Then the
socialists invited in the Islamis to try to defeat progressive
(10:22):
and establishment Democrats, and now there are going to take
over the Socialists. So we got two parasites. So the
parasites went in. The host dies. There is no Democrat
Party or Democrats rise up and fight both of them.
But there doesn't seem to be any fight left in
the Democrats. And I displayed that in Sounds of the Day.
What do you make of that?
Speaker 2 (10:42):
Well, Bernie Sanders gave an interview last night and he
basically said, look, we got to make sure we all
stay together and vote for Democrats when it's general election.
Speaker 1 (10:51):
Remember the enemy of the enemy, the enemy of my
enemy is my friend. But don't forget if the Socialists win,
there is no Senate, there is no presidency, there is
no Supreme Court, there is no sovereignation, there is no borders.
Speaker 2 (11:06):
But see right now, this is an amazing political journey
for these folks. They're farther than they ever thought they go.
They're out to see with this. They're trying to gather
all of their resources to get the takedown of the
existing system. They'll figure out who's going to end up
being the power once they get the system tore down.
These folks are simply here to destroy. They have no
plan to rebuild, Michael though. They're just basically hanging onto
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every ounce they can. This is about a game of momentum.
This is not a thoughtful game. This is a violent game.
Speaker 1 (11:35):
No, And they're going to come to an end of themselves.
This is like a prodigal Sun story, right, I mean,
how does this end?
Speaker 2 (11:41):
Well the pigs, Well, well, it ends with the new
generation that decides they don't want to live any longer
in the godless equation of illusion and envy. And it
may it may take past your lifetime, in my lifetime,
it may take for our kids to get there.
Speaker 1 (11:57):
But for right now, whether it's the first, second, or
third church service.
Speaker 2 (12:01):
I'm there at the gate with you because you're at
least keeping the lights on them.
Speaker 1 (12:04):
And I appreciate it. Yeah, it does seem like a
rock bottom politically like I've never seen, and that gives
people I just want to end in hope. It gives people, well,
this has got to be First of all, don't confuse
the end of America or the end of this Republic
with the end of time. Number one. We're not that,
you know, pivotal, But it does seem like a rock
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bottom for America, and that often makes people think it's
all going to We're going under, We're forty trillion in debt,
we got an Islamist socialist takeover. I don't know when
you get this low. I find when I don't have
any hope, when I don't have any way out, God
is in most control and about to move in the
greatest way. I actually think we're on the verge of
(12:47):
a miracle because we've hit rock bottom.
Speaker 8 (12:49):
What do you?
Speaker 1 (12:50):
How do you? What's your tell you? Let me give
you the numbers.
Speaker 2 (12:53):
You're talking about a state of ten million people in Michigan.
You're talking about a guy that's basically there was one
point five votes cast like last night. This guy got
seven hundred and thirty two thousand of them. This is
not a majority of anything. This is an organization and
a movement that is working on the lowest numbers of disinterest.
If the people of America, of all races, who believe
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in the declaration and want to be free arise, all
of this disappears in a heartbeat. It's just a question
of whether or not we're going to wake up and
pick up our role.
Speaker 1 (13:26):
Yeah, I'm looking at these results, and I'm thinking, Okay,
if Mallory mcmurro doesn't gets out of this race, Haley
Stevens wins that sixty thousand votes would have been the difference,
that four percent of the difference. He only won by
a little over one percent and twenty two thousand votes. Now,
and I have reports from Michigan that a lot of
people voted for him knowing he would be beatable in
the general. If that's true, you add Trump and an
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incumb a previous representative like Mike Rodgers. I think he
had his best night last night and it was a squeaker. Well,
here's a lot I know. We got to run last point.
Here's the hidden piece of about Michigan.
Speaker 2 (14:00):
They have more state universities up in Michigan than almost
anywhere else in the country.
Speaker 1 (14:04):
It is the state universities that is driving this movement.
Speaker 2 (14:07):
It's the state universities that's flipping Grand Rapids and the
Islamic community in Dearborn and Detroit. There are pockets, but
those pockets do not represent majorities. There are only majority
numbers by fragments because other people aren't there.
Speaker 1 (14:21):
This is a Democrat primary.
Speaker 2 (14:22):
It's an exclusive party of this group, and Bernie Sanders
knows he doesn't have enough to win.
Speaker 1 (14:27):
The question is while other people wake up, well, don't
forget those universities will be back on campus come general
election time. Appreciated, David, we'll talk. We'll talk again tomorrow.
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of attention is on Michigan, l sayed, and they're still
counting but it appears as though Abdul l Sayed is
going to win that primary. When you start breaking down
the numbers, that's where the picture kind of changes. So
he ends up with seven hundred and thirty two thousand votes.
Hayley Stevens seven hundred and eleven thousand votes. He only
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wins by twenty one thousand votes, less than one little
over one percent. Mallory mcmurrow, being a third candidate, gets
four percent sixty thousand. She ends up being the difference maker,
so he squeaked by and only thanks to sixty thousand
votes going to Mallory McMurray, only closer to twenty than
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twenty five percent voter turnout one point five million votes
total statewide. We all know his Islamist pockets and energized
support and perceived socialism momentum. This was Abdul l Sayed
at his best and it was a squeaker and come general,
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he'll face a Trump endorsed former representative Mike Rodgers. This
could be the best view of L Sayed and his
one Michigan voter who emailed us said he he knows
of a lot of people that voted for El Sayed
knowing that Rogers would have a better chance against him
than Haley Stevens. This story's far from over. Meanwhile, the
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send at Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee is going
to vote tomorrow on whether doctor Anthony Fauci will be
held in contempt of Congress. A report says that at
least twelve states have now been reportedly cyber attacked on
their municipal water systems, and these cyber attacks are linked
to Iran. Meanwhile, the President says he thinks the straight
up romos will be opened as soon as today and
(20:34):
an agreement is coming. Yeah, that old chestnut. And the
federal government has approved Washington Governor Bob Ferguson's request for
FEMA assistants. And as I mentioned earlier today, the entire
show today could have either been our caller question from
Minnesota or Sounds of the Day. Lucky for you, you're
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listening for this segment, part two of Sounds of the Day,
The Consequences.
Speaker 2 (21:05):
It is the best way to get back on your faders,
to get up off your arm.
Speaker 1 (21:08):
I've been living rent free in that guy's head for years,
and that's just the boat that chickens blowing off. Often
entertainment time for your sounds of the day. All right,
So the big picture to keep your eye on the
ball is Democrats invited socialism in and it was more
than happy to populate and then agitate. And now it's
(21:31):
waging war. So doing whatever they could, obsessed on beating Republicans,
not serving voters in the American people, and forty treellion
dollars in debt, they find themselves in a civil war. Meanwhile,
the socialists need leverage over the progressives and establishment Democrats
because their first goal is to take over the Democrat Party,
then get rid of the electoral college remember that when
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we have our peat boodhagic sound in a minute, and
then dismantle the republic. So in order to get leverage
they allow these line to their socialist movement. Well, now
the Islamists are going to wage war against the socialists
who are waging war against the establishment. You've got two
parasites and a host. Now, if the parasite wins, of
course the host dies and the parasites die with it.
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You'll have Islamists, Socialists, Progressives and establishment Democrats. Now there
are four small parties taking on one big one. Or
will it be two. By then, if mega can't reconcile
with the establishment Republican or will the Democrat establishment and
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progressives rise up, fight and defeat the parasites. Well, that's
interesting because our sounds of the day point too they
have no fight in them. Here's Chuckie Schumer dodging the question.
If these DSA candidates continue to win, is it good
for Democrats? Bottom line, we are going to win Michigan,
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take back the Senate and have a majority.
Speaker 3 (23:03):
You're that menu.
Speaker 1 (23:06):
Because the Club of one hundred will control them when
they get there. They're still inviting them in because they're
still obsessed with just defeating Republicans. They don't even realize
they're at war. They're facing extinction. The same strategy that
created the Civil War is how they're fighting the Civil
war with no fight. Fox News Bill Hammer. He pressed
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Representative Debbie Dingle, Democrat in Michigan. She didn't support al Sayed,
but if he wins, will she support him? In November?
Speaker 10 (23:39):
I will endorse the entire Democratic ticket because I know
what's at stake. Bill, It's good to be with you.
I'll be one of those people that's very happy when
the polls close and we get what the numbers.
Speaker 6 (23:52):
Are, but.
Speaker 10 (23:54):
What's at stake in November really matters, And I don't
want to use all these probably words. I'm going to
talk about what has happened in this country the last
two years, what's happening at the gas pump, the people
that I represent.
Speaker 1 (24:08):
That when you never mind a movement that wants to
dissolve sovereignty, open the borders, outlaw ice, outlaw police, close prisons,
abolish the presidency, the United States Senate, the Supreme Court,
never remind you of that. Trump's the boogeyman. Oil trading
(24:32):
at eighty dollars a barrel, which is healthy and normal.
This is their message as they welcome in dangerous elements
that are at war with them too. Please tell me
Ban's Jones. Van Jones got it better last night.
Speaker 7 (24:48):
You know, I got a chance to talk to young
voters on both sides of this in Michigan, and I
learned so much. You know Abdul and you know and
we know him. You were at CNN for a while.
If he wins tonight, it's a first. We've never had
a Muslim make it this far in the Democratic Party
nominating problem.
Speaker 1 (25:06):
Not a Muslim and is lomist who has anathetical beliefs
to everything that is foundational. In a republic, all you
see is race, nationality, identity, and a first just as
for a senator.
Speaker 7 (25:22):
So if you're a young Muslim right now you're looking
at these numbers, this is one of the biggest nights
of your life to see something like this happening and
what that means for you.
Speaker 1 (25:31):
But whenever you have at first, there's hopes and there's fears.
Speaker 7 (25:33):
I learned from the young voters who are, you know,
for Hailey Stevens their fright.
Speaker 1 (25:41):
They look at someone like a duel who's calling for
a total.
Speaker 7 (25:46):
Arms embargo, not just condition the aid, not just condition
the military aid, but a total arms embargo. No defensive weapons,
not even the Iron Dome is acceptable to him. They
see that as a direct threat to Israel, and so
there's fear I think for some as they watched his rise.
And then at the same time, I do think that
the young voters who are excited about a duel, they
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told me about an economic reality that they can't handle.
Speaker 1 (26:14):
The price is too high.
Speaker 7 (26:15):
They feel like the morals of the country are wrong,
that the lives of Palestinian babies are not veg.
Speaker 1 (26:21):
Is something about this Islamist rise within this socialist rise
at a twenty fifth anniversary of nine to eleven, those
two meeting have to create something very interesting to see. Well.
As for Chuckie Schumer, he just awkwardly dodges the question.
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After all, why would you want to be a United
States Senator and support these candidates who want to remove
the United States Senator?
Speaker 2 (26:54):
The bottom line is Democrats from one end to the
spectrum to the other, are going to be working to
defeat Trump, to bring.
Speaker 1 (27:02):
Down costs, to go after his corruption, and to end
the chaos. Whatever it takes to defeat the Republicans. The
cause is their stance and solution. All right, now I'm
betting on the parasites. Well, we all know Peopbudaja is
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going to run for president. I mean what a resume,
right mayor of a small town cabinet member in a
Biden presidency. Remember what the socialist goal is, First and foremost,
take over the Democrat Party, of which he's going to
run for their nomination for president. Then abolish the Senate,
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abolish the presidency, abolish the Supreme Court, open the borders,
get rid of ice, get rid of police, get rid
of prisons, and ultimately then dismantle the republic by first
getting rid of the electoral college. Still looking for some
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fight against the parasite, you won't find it in me. Repeat,
And I still can't believe that anybody considers this radical.
Like to me, it's something radical about thinking a person
gets the most votes ought to be the winner.
Speaker 6 (28:18):
But I think people haven't thought through how much benefit
would come from that we did that. There are so
many votes in red and blue states that you couldn't
ignore anymore. Like if you were running for president as
a Democrat, you'd have to go to Texas. Yeah, and
even if Texas is still going to vote mostly for Republicans,
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you'd have to turn out every Democratic vote you could
in Texas. And I just think we'd be so much
better off if a Republican and Democratic candidate were competing
over Texas. And by the way, in New York, even
if New York is definitely going to vote more for Democrats,
a Republican candidate would have to come to New York
and the states from Alaska to Rhode Island.
Speaker 1 (28:58):
So it's small states too. I get ignored. Now he's
only got it completely wrong. That's the thoughtless be Buddhajic thinking.
He's more thoughtful than the Founding fathers preaching the benefit
of mob rule. Now listen, it's because his goal is
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blue over red, not we the people. His goal is
blue versus red, not one nation, not a prosperous, secure nation,
and a more perfect republic. He's got a completely different
goal than the Founding fathers. What the Founding Fathers wanted
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was a representative constitutional republic. So where there is population
and people, it's represented in the People's House. That's why
every state doesn't have the same amount of members of Congress.
That's where the population is represented, they have more representatives
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and therefore more votes. The United States Senate, which was
primarily designed to protect the states, because we're first and
foremost the United States of America, there's two from every
state equal and then you have a president who executes
what those two unless they exceed the boundaries of the Constitution,
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and that's up to the Supreme Court to keep in line.
He executes it. But now you've made kings out of presidents,
a club of one hundred out of the United States Senate,
and now they want mob rule, and by the way,
it does exactly the opposite. Basically, three states with no
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representation for all people would decide a presidency. And he's
trying to tell you this would give Republicans a voice
in New York or Alaska or Hawaii. We'd have to
compete for Republicans who you wouldn't. As it is, all
(31:19):
of America doesn't pick a president a couple of swing states.
Do I love these idiots.
Speaker 8 (31:29):
With you?
Speaker 1 (31:30):
At least with Barack Obama, you knew you were dealing
with a constitutional attorney. These people have no idea what
they're talking about, let alone. They're not fighting the very
parasite threatening its life. I'm betting on the parasite, which
(31:57):
makes me feel really good about my predictions six years ago.
By the end of the decade, one or both parties,
they'll be gone, because if the parasite wins, the host
dies and the parasite dies with it. Cock a doodle
do I want to do?
Speaker 3 (32:13):
You did it?
Speaker 1 (32:14):
I'm waiting on the consequence.
Speaker 6 (32:15):
This is the best way to get back on your faers,
to get up off your ears.
Speaker 4 (32:18):
I've been living rent free in that guy's head for years,
and that's just a boat.
Speaker 3 (32:21):
Do you call that chicken I am.
Speaker 1 (32:23):
They're just blowing off Steve. By the way. You want
to know what the next narrative is, listen to Hassan Piker.
The reason why I brought up Michigan.
Speaker 7 (32:33):
The reason why I brought up Michigan is because I
think it was Michael Moore in twenty sixteen who said.
Speaker 1 (32:39):
Michigan is not a swing state, and neither is Wisconsin.
These are not swing states.
Speaker 2 (32:46):
They've been turned into swing states because they've left you behind.
Speaker 7 (32:50):
But we are going to bring back the working class
the book Wisconsin and to Michigan.
Speaker 1 (32:55):
Because that's what socialism and Islam does. It brings back
the working class that allows us to keep Michigan in
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I'm here listening to WFLA and Orlandos so glad to
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Central ten thirty Eastern. Roy O'Neil is our national correspondent.
He has the very latest on the war in Iran.
The pre president is promising the Strait will be open
and a deal is still in the works that's affecting
the market and oil prices. Good morning, Rory.
Speaker 11 (35:36):
Yeah, a bit of a mixed message of on the
oil markekets today because yes, good news that there could
be today, a deal signed involving the US, Iran and
Olman specifically related to the shipping traffic in the Strait
of War moves this wouldn't We don't think it's going
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and nuclear ambitions and supporting the has Bealat and the life.
Speaker 1 (36:00):
We think it's going to be limited to just the Strait.
We could get a deal today.
Speaker 11 (36:03):
But at the same time, we've seen Hezbollah in rather
the Houtis and Yemen we believe responsible for striking out
on a tanker ship there and that's what sent oil
prices up a little bit. So it's a little bit
of a seesaw action there when it comes to the
oil prices. But fingers crossed, we might finally get some
sort of an agreement today.
Speaker 1 (36:24):
Maybe Lucy in the football kind of a shame. Yeah,
if you know, if the president is fighting a two
front war, he's doing it very well. The markets record
highs oil is sitting at about eighty dollars a barrels,
So every time he bombs those get uncertain, he stops bombing,
talks piece they come back down. But the bottom line
is we don't know if the strait is going to
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stay open and securely open for any length of period
of time because the enemy has a say and can
always act. But you know, I guess this is a
step at least in the right direction. Great reporting, Rory.
We'll talk again tomorrow. I can't believe Marsha Brady's said
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Good morning, one and all. Welcome to Wednesday, August the
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More on that with Rory will do part two of
Sounds of the Day as well in DZ in a moment.
Reactions continue to pour in from our first church service
this morning in the Platinum Hour.
Speaker 4 (01:17):
Yes, I love your sense of humor. When I first
heard your show, I haven't had your show on for
a very long year at AM six hundred Memphis, but
when I first heard it, I felt like I got this.
I'm like a sister from another mister with this guy.
We're on the same page. They But your faith is
really I think what draws a lot of us to you,
just your genuine faith.
Speaker 5 (01:38):
Monny and Michael. And you apologize for the first hour.
You don't need to apologize once. You never apologize for
being inspired and acting upon inspiration. And your words were inspirational,
and now I'm inspired.
Speaker 6 (01:52):
In reference to that Christmas party, I think we should
do a live show that Friday morning.
Speaker 1 (01:57):
And then the party on Saturday. That but that means
people got to come on Thursday to be there on Friday.
And then I make fun of Fox and Friends. You
know they're always at these cities, and you know they
got these group of people up at five o'clock in
the morning. That ain't fun. At least you should never
second guess Big John. I think he has a no
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wonder he hates me. I had a little interaction with
Mary on email last night. I think we're targeting that,
you know, arrive Friday after work, you know, and then
and maybe doing it on a Saturday, maybe December eighteenth.
We got to finalize all those deals. As far as
the first hour from Twin Cities News Talk in Minnesota,
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Ramona asked a profoundly important question and it turned out
to be a discussion. I think that we could only
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I'll be waiting for you every morning you need check
out that first service if you would like online in
the podcast, it'll be up by nine to thirty Central
ten thirty Eastern. All right. I'm fascinated with this whole
evolution of the Democrat Party. They invite in the Socialists
to grow their tent because they're obsessed with defeating Republicans,
(03:27):
but then the socialists turn and wage war against them,
and they don't seem to be fighting back. Meanwhile, the
Socialists welcome in the Islamist because they need all the
leverage they can get to get to fifty percent to
take over the Democrat Party, they think, But now the
Islamists may start fighting them. Now we got two parasites
fighting a host that isn't fighting back. What does it
(03:48):
make of all three of them? And what does election
results from last night mean to this conversation. Our senior
contributor David sanadis joining us. David, good morning, Michael. Could
I get in on service number three? Please? You want
to preach it? I'm exhausted.
Speaker 6 (04:08):
Listen, listen.
Speaker 1 (04:10):
The question was so powerful in our one. Why is
it that the mention of God triggers the left?
Speaker 7 (04:19):
And you?
Speaker 2 (04:19):
First off, you handled it brilliantly. It was a wonderful conversation.
Thank you very much.
Speaker 1 (04:24):
Might I add it with your permission? Might I add
another thought? Sure?
Speaker 2 (04:29):
I think that it comes down many times, it comes
down to a single word, which is conscious. No one
can shut off the voice inside their head. We try
all the time, but we can't do it. And the
very mention of God reminds people that there might be
somebody out there who's watching, who cares, who has a plan,
and that ultimately will determine where we spend eternity. And
(04:52):
that is a trigger for people because they'd rather live
pretending they're alone.
Speaker 1 (04:56):
In the universe, because they aren't feeling guilty. And that's
what this is really all. It's about conscience. Yeah, and
and of course when it's our voice, uh, it's conscious.
When it's the enemy's voice, its accusation, and when it's
God's voice, it's conviction. Right, But yeah, but it was
(05:19):
I'm telling you there's something about this Twin City station
and I love who built it and the predecessor there.
But yeah, well but they're seeing, Hey, look they're on
the front lines. Take a trip to Dearborn. If you
take a trip to Dearborn, Michigan or Minneapolis, you're going
to have a different view real quick, and you're going
(05:40):
to be shocked, and nobody's showing you it but just
a tour, and you will feel differently about how threatened
this country is. So what do you make of Because
this is a new narrative. I was noticing Hassan Piker
really kind of shaped this. We lost Wisconsin, we lost Michigan.
Who's making our states purple. We're not purple. The reason
that they making us purple, and the reason they won
(06:02):
is because the Democrats haven't served the people. Will serve
the people will be the solution to win these two
states and return them blue. But they're not going to
be blue. They're going to be Communist, red, or Islamist.
This is gonna be a fun thing to watch play out.
Speaker 2 (06:19):
Well, there's so many interesting points here on twists and turns,
But perhaps the only people that can rival the Islamic
community on not being obligated to tell the truth or
shaping reality towards your political purposes would be the communists.
The very essence of Marx and Engels is to so
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envy and then make promises that can never be kept.
But once you have the power, it doesn't matter because
you don't have to keep them. And there's always one
primary piece that they work on, and that's to incite
people to envy in particularly in the realm of healthcare.
And we're watching this happen right now everywhere everyone is
(07:04):
trying to defend the Democratic Socialists of America are saying
the same thing, but they're focusing on the inequities of
healthcare and blah blah blah blah, blah blah blah. Let
me make something real clear. Where forty two million people
that were uninsured when Obamacare was pasted, that's what we
were told, and that was what it was supposed to solve.
Less than half of those people now have insurance because
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Obamacare requires that they pay something for the process, and
these people would rather not pay anything and be contributors
in the process. They would rather stay in a medicaid
environment where they can go and get free stuff and
free healthcare.
Speaker 1 (07:39):
Rather than to beyond healthcare.
Speaker 2 (07:40):
They're young, they're healthy, they don't need it, and they're.
Speaker 1 (07:43):
Not going to do it.
Speaker 2 (07:44):
So the whole concept was built to fail from the start.
Now they're trying to tell us that it's everybody else's
fault who's paying for their own healthcare.
Speaker 1 (07:52):
Okay, it's oh, don't forget written and don't forget the
evil companies that are paying for even more for their employees' healthcare.
Speaker 2 (08:00):
And then let's talk about those evil companies that are
And then now they're on the campaign finance contributions that King.
Speaker 1 (08:07):
Hall just about. We didn't take any money from the
evil corporations.
Speaker 2 (08:11):
Well, of course that you don't have to. The evil
corporations are funding all the source networks so that all
of those ads are being done by outside agencies, so
you can make your skirtch lily clean.
Speaker 1 (08:21):
Why they trash every opponent without money? I have to
interrupt because you made such a brilliant point. The communists,
of course, will sow the seeds of envy to pander
and never deliver. It's a deception plan of takeover the
Islamist through takiya, which is what you were referencing. Are
allowed to lie. That has been the narrative. If you
go into dearborn Michigan and you talk to any Muslim voter,
(08:45):
they'll tell you, well, it's just time, you know, for
a different representation. Oh, it has nothing to do with
him being Muslim. No, no, just different representation. And I
appreciate you didn't take any money. Sixty five million dollars
ab outside money. We want somebody that represents Michigan. But
then probe a little deeper and you'll maybe get one
out of a thousand that will actually talk to you.
Most of them walk away, or don't even speak English,
(09:06):
or admit they're not even a citizen, but most give
you a frosty stare and keep walking. If they do
talk and you probe them, well what about funding of Israel? Oh,
then you get a little different tune. Listen, they're not
they do not believe in the sovereignty of this nation.
They do not believe in separation of church and state.
(09:28):
You know, equality among men and women. I can't imagine
how what they feel about biological men in a women's
locker room. But I mean, but they they'll never even
bring it up, and they'll they'll lie to you and
act like I mean, Elsie has a great example. Oh
he's not a socialist, what are you? It's not like
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he's running in an is.
Speaker 2 (09:51):
They will merge with any group to destroy the system,
because then it's going to be a verified.
Speaker 1 (10:02):
David's in the mountains. David's in the mountains. You need
to go stand by the window so we get a
little better signal. I want to get to something that
you were hopping mad about last night, and that is
all right. So the Democrats inviting the socialists to try
to grow the tent to defeat the Republicans. Then the
socialists invited in the Islamis to try to defeat progressive
(10:22):
and establishment Democrats, and now there are going to take
over the Socialists. So we got two parasites. So the
parasites went in. The host dies. There is no Democrat
Party or Democrats rise up and fight both of them.
But there doesn't seem to be any fight left in
the Democrats. And I displayed that in Sounds of the Day.
What do you make of that?
Speaker 2 (10:42):
Well, Bernie Sanders gave an interview last night and he
basically said, look, we got to make sure we all
stay together and vote for Democrats when it's general election.
Speaker 1 (10:51):
Remember the enemy of the enemy, the enemy of my
enemy is my friend. But don't forget if the Socialists win,
there is no Senate, there is no presidency, there is
no Supreme Court, there is no sovereignation, there is no borders.
Speaker 2 (11:06):
But see right now, this is an amazing political journey
for these folks. They're farther than they ever thought they go.
They're out to see with this. They're trying to gather
all of their resources to get the takedown of the
existing system. They'll figure out who's going to end up
being the power once they get the system tore down.
These folks are simply here to destroy. They have no
plan to rebuild, Michael though. They're just basically hanging onto
(11:27):
every ounce they can. This is about a game of momentum.
This is not a thoughtful game. This is a violent game.
Speaker 1 (11:35):
No, And they're going to come to an end of themselves.
This is like a prodigal Sun story, right, I mean,
how does this end?
Speaker 2 (11:41):
Well the pigs, Well, well, it ends with the new
generation that decides they don't want to live any longer
in the godless equation of illusion and envy. And it
may it may take past your lifetime, in my lifetime,
it may take for our kids to get there.
Speaker 1 (11:57):
But for right now, whether it's the first, second, or
third church service.
Speaker 2 (12:01):
I'm there at the gate with you because you're at
least keeping the lights on them.
Speaker 1 (12:04):
And I appreciate it. Yeah, it does seem like a
rock bottom politically like I've never seen, and that gives
people I just want to end in hope. It gives people, well,
this has got to be First of all, don't confuse
the end of America or the end of this Republic
with the end of time. Number one. We're not that,
you know, pivotal, But it does seem like a rock
(12:27):
bottom for America, and that often makes people think it's
all going to We're going under, We're forty trillion in debt,
we got an Islamist socialist takeover. I don't know when
you get this low. I find when I don't have
any hope, when I don't have any way out, God
is in most control and about to move in the
greatest way. I actually think we're on the verge of
(12:47):
a miracle because we've hit rock bottom.
Speaker 8 (12:49):
What do you?
Speaker 1 (12:50):
How do you? What's your tell you? Let me give
you the numbers.
Speaker 2 (12:53):
You're talking about a state of ten million people in Michigan.
You're talking about a guy that's basically there was one
point five votes cast like last night. This guy got
seven hundred and thirty two thousand of them. This is
not a majority of anything. This is an organization and
a movement that is working on the lowest numbers of disinterest.
If the people of America, of all races, who believe
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in the declaration and want to be free arise, all
of this disappears in a heartbeat. It's just a question
of whether or not we're going to wake up and
pick up our role.
Speaker 1 (13:26):
Yeah, I'm looking at these results, and I'm thinking, Okay,
if Mallory mcmurro doesn't gets out of this race, Haley
Stevens wins that sixty thousand votes would have been the difference,
that four percent of the difference. He only won by
a little over one percent and twenty two thousand votes. Now,
and I have reports from Michigan that a lot of
people voted for him knowing he would be beatable in
the general. If that's true, you add Trump and an
(13:49):
incumb a previous representative like Mike Rodgers. I think he
had his best night last night and it was a squeaker. Well,
here's a lot I know. We got to run last point.
Here's the hidden piece of about Michigan.
Speaker 2 (14:00):
They have more state universities up in Michigan than almost
anywhere else in the country.
Speaker 1 (14:04):
It is the state universities that is driving this movement.
Speaker 2 (14:07):
It's the state universities that's flipping Grand Rapids and the
Islamic community in Dearborn and Detroit. There are pockets, but
those pockets do not represent majorities. There are only majority
numbers by fragments because other people aren't there.
Speaker 1 (14:21):
This is a Democrat primary.
Speaker 2 (14:22):
It's an exclusive party of this group, and Bernie Sanders
knows he doesn't have enough to win.
Speaker 1 (14:27):
The question is while other people wake up, well, don't
forget those universities will be back on campus come general
election time. Appreciated, David, we'll talk. We'll talk again tomorrow.
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Good morning, mister Dejanal. I really appreciate your speaking the
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all right, I am I Obviously you know a lot
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of attention is on Michigan, l sayed, and they're still
counting but it appears as though Abdul l Sayed is
going to win that primary. When you start breaking down
the numbers, that's where the picture kind of changes. So
he ends up with seven hundred and thirty two thousand votes.
Hayley Stevens seven hundred and eleven thousand votes. He only
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wins by twenty one thousand votes, less than one little
over one percent. Mallory mcmurrow, being a third candidate, gets
four percent sixty thousand. She ends up being the difference maker,
so he squeaked by and only thanks to sixty thousand
votes going to Mallory McMurray, only closer to twenty than
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twenty five percent voter turnout one point five million votes
total statewide. We all know his Islamist pockets and energized
support and perceived socialism momentum. This was Abdul l Sayed
at his best and it was a squeaker and come general,
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he'll face a Trump endorsed former representative Mike Rodgers. This
could be the best view of L Sayed and his
one Michigan voter who emailed us said he he knows
of a lot of people that voted for El Sayed
knowing that Rogers would have a better chance against him
than Haley Stevens. This story's far from over. Meanwhile, the
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send at Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee is going
to vote tomorrow on whether doctor Anthony Fauci will be
held in contempt of Congress. A report says that at
least twelve states have now been reportedly cyber attacked on
their municipal water systems, and these cyber attacks are linked
to Iran. Meanwhile, the President says he thinks the straight
up romos will be opened as soon as today and
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an agreement is coming. Yeah, that old chestnut. And the
federal government has approved Washington Governor Bob Ferguson's request for
FEMA assistants. And as I mentioned earlier today, the entire
show today could have either been our caller question from
Minnesota or Sounds of the Day. Lucky for you, you're
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listening for this segment, part two of Sounds of the Day,
The Consequences.
Speaker 2 (21:05):
It is the best way to get back on your faders,
to get up off your arm.
Speaker 1 (21:08):
I've been living rent free in that guy's head for years,
and that's just the boat that chickens blowing off. Often
entertainment time for your sounds of the day. All right,
So the big picture to keep your eye on the
ball is Democrats invited socialism in and it was more
than happy to populate and then agitate. And now it's
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waging war. So doing whatever they could, obsessed on beating Republicans,
not serving voters in the American people, and forty treellion
dollars in debt, they find themselves in a civil war. Meanwhile,
the socialists need leverage over the progressives and establishment Democrats
because their first goal is to take over the Democrat Party,
then get rid of the electoral college remember that when
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we have our peat boodhagic sound in a minute, and
then dismantle the republic. So in order to get leverage
they allow these line to their socialist movement. Well, now
the Islamists are going to wage war against the socialists
who are waging war against the establishment. You've got two
parasites and a host. Now, if the parasite wins, of
course the host dies and the parasites die with it.
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You'll have Islamists, Socialists, Progressives and establishment Democrats. Now there
are four small parties taking on one big one. Or
will it be two. By then, if mega can't reconcile
with the establishment Republican or will the Democrat establishment and
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progressives rise up, fight and defeat the parasites. Well, that's
interesting because our sounds of the day point too they
have no fight in them. Here's Chuckie Schumer dodging the question.
If these DSA candidates continue to win, is it good
for Democrats? Bottom line, we are going to win Michigan,
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take back the Senate and have a majority.
Speaker 3 (23:03):
You're that menu.
Speaker 1 (23:06):
Because the Club of one hundred will control them when
they get there. They're still inviting them in because they're
still obsessed with just defeating Republicans. They don't even realize
they're at war. They're facing extinction. The same strategy that
created the Civil War is how they're fighting the Civil
war with no fight. Fox News Bill Hammer. He pressed
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Representative Debbie Dingle, Democrat in Michigan. She didn't support al Sayed,
but if he wins, will she support him? In November?
Speaker 10 (23:39):
I will endorse the entire Democratic ticket because I know
what's at stake. Bill, It's good to be with you.
I'll be one of those people that's very happy when
the polls close and we get what the numbers.
Speaker 6 (23:52):
Are, but.
Speaker 10 (23:54):
What's at stake in November really matters, And I don't
want to use all these probably words. I'm going to
talk about what has happened in this country the last
two years, what's happening at the gas pump, the people
that I represent.
Speaker 1 (24:08):
That when you never mind a movement that wants to
dissolve sovereignty, open the borders, outlaw ice, outlaw police, close prisons,
abolish the presidency, the United States Senate, the Supreme Court,
never remind you of that. Trump's the boogeyman. Oil trading
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at eighty dollars a barrel, which is healthy and normal.
This is their message as they welcome in dangerous elements
that are at war with them too. Please tell me
Ban's Jones. Van Jones got it better last night.
Speaker 7 (24:48):
You know, I got a chance to talk to young
voters on both sides of this in Michigan, and I
learned so much. You know Abdul and you know and
we know him. You were at CNN for a while.
If he wins tonight, it's a first. We've never had
a Muslim make it this far in the Democratic Party
nominating problem.
Speaker 1 (25:06):
Not a Muslim and is lomist who has anathetical beliefs
to everything that is foundational. In a republic, all you
see is race, nationality, identity, and a first just as
for a senator.
Speaker 7 (25:22):
So if you're a young Muslim right now you're looking
at these numbers, this is one of the biggest nights
of your life to see something like this happening and
what that means for you.
Speaker 1 (25:31):
But whenever you have at first, there's hopes and there's fears.
Speaker 7 (25:33):
I learned from the young voters who are, you know,
for Hailey Stevens their fright.
Speaker 1 (25:41):
They look at someone like a duel who's calling for
a total.
Speaker 7 (25:46):
Arms embargo, not just condition the aid, not just condition
the military aid, but a total arms embargo. No defensive weapons,
not even the Iron Dome is acceptable to him. They
see that as a direct threat to Israel, and so
there's fear I think for some as they watched his rise.
And then at the same time, I do think that
the young voters who are excited about a duel, they
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told me about an economic reality that they can't handle.
Speaker 1 (26:14):
The price is too high.
Speaker 7 (26:15):
They feel like the morals of the country are wrong,
that the lives of Palestinian babies are not veg.
Speaker 1 (26:21):
Is something about this Islamist rise within this socialist rise
at a twenty fifth anniversary of nine to eleven, those
two meeting have to create something very interesting to see. Well.
As for Chuckie Schumer, he just awkwardly dodges the question.
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After all, why would you want to be a United
States Senator and support these candidates who want to remove
the United States Senator?
Speaker 2 (26:54):
The bottom line is Democrats from one end to the
spectrum to the other, are going to be working to
defeat Trump, to bring.
Speaker 1 (27:02):
Down costs, to go after his corruption, and to end
the chaos. Whatever it takes to defeat the Republicans. The
cause is their stance and solution. All right, now I'm
betting on the parasites. Well, we all know Peopbudaja is
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going to run for president. I mean what a resume,
right mayor of a small town cabinet member in a
Biden presidency. Remember what the socialist goal is, First and foremost,
take over the Democrat Party, of which he's going to
run for their nomination for president. Then abolish the Senate,
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abolish the presidency, abolish the Supreme Court, open the borders,
get rid of ice, get rid of police, get rid
of prisons, and ultimately then dismantle the republic by first
getting rid of the electoral college. Still looking for some
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fight against the parasite, you won't find it in me. Repeat,
And I still can't believe that anybody considers this radical.
Like to me, it's something radical about thinking a person
gets the most votes ought to be the winner.
Speaker 6 (28:18):
But I think people haven't thought through how much benefit
would come from that we did that. There are so
many votes in red and blue states that you couldn't
ignore anymore. Like if you were running for president as
a Democrat, you'd have to go to Texas. Yeah, and
even if Texas is still going to vote mostly for Republicans,
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you'd have to turn out every Democratic vote you could
in Texas. And I just think we'd be so much
better off if a Republican and Democratic candidate were competing
over Texas. And by the way, in New York, even
if New York is definitely going to vote more for Democrats,
a Republican candidate would have to come to New York
and the states from Alaska to Rhode Island.
Speaker 1 (28:58):
So it's small states too. I get ignored. Now he's
only got it completely wrong. That's the thoughtless be Buddhajic thinking.
He's more thoughtful than the Founding fathers preaching the benefit
of mob rule. Now listen, it's because his goal is
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blue over red, not we the people. His goal is
blue versus red, not one nation, not a prosperous, secure nation,
and a more perfect republic. He's got a completely different
goal than the Founding fathers. What the Founding Fathers wanted
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was a representative constitutional republic. So where there is population
and people, it's represented in the People's House. That's why
every state doesn't have the same amount of members of Congress.
That's where the population is represented, they have more representatives
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and therefore more votes. The United States Senate, which was
primarily designed to protect the states, because we're first and
foremost the United States of America, there's two from every
state equal and then you have a president who executes
what those two unless they exceed the boundaries of the Constitution,
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and that's up to the Supreme Court to keep in line.
He executes it. But now you've made kings out of presidents,
a club of one hundred out of the United States Senate,
and now they want mob rule, and by the way,
it does exactly the opposite. Basically, three states with no
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representation for all people would decide a presidency. And he's
trying to tell you this would give Republicans a voice
in New York or Alaska or Hawaii. We'd have to
compete for Republicans who you wouldn't. As it is, all
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of America doesn't pick a president a couple of swing states.
Do I love these idiots.
Speaker 8 (31:29):
With you?
Speaker 1 (31:30):
At least with Barack Obama, you knew you were dealing
with a constitutional attorney. These people have no idea what
they're talking about, let alone. They're not fighting the very
parasite threatening its life. I'm betting on the parasite, which
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makes me feel really good about my predictions six years ago.
By the end of the decade, one or both parties,
they'll be gone, because if the parasite wins, the host
dies and the parasite dies with it. Cock a doodle
do I want to do?
Speaker 3 (32:13):
You did it?
Speaker 1 (32:14):
I'm waiting on the consequence.
Speaker 6 (32:15):
This is the best way to get back on your faers,
to get up off your ears.
Speaker 4 (32:18):
I've been living rent free in that guy's head for years,
and that's just a boat.
Speaker 3 (32:21):
Do you call that chicken I am.
Speaker 1 (32:23):
They're just blowing off Steve. By the way. You want
to know what the next narrative is, listen to Hassan Piker.
The reason why I brought up Michigan.
Speaker 7 (32:33):
The reason why I brought up Michigan is because I
think it was Michael Moore in twenty sixteen who said.
Speaker 1 (32:39):
Michigan is not a swing state, and neither is Wisconsin.
These are not swing states.
Speaker 2 (32:46):
They've been turned into swing states because they've left you behind.
Speaker 7 (32:50):
But we are going to bring back the working class
the book Wisconsin and to Michigan.
Speaker 1 (32:55):
Because that's what socialism and Islam does. It brings back
the working class that allows us to keep Michigan in
Wisconsin blue and not sewing. That's where this is headed. Hey,
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It's your morning show with Michael del Chno.
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We always played the talkbacks and that's powerful. It's time
talk radio became a conversation again. But we also got
emails Michael d at iHeartMedia dot com. Michelle writes, Michael,
really appreciate you leading with your faith. You're doing the
Lord's work. If you get a chance to go to
Culture in Christianity conference at World Outreach Church in September,
Pastor Allen Jackson, it's just the greatest. What a treasure
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in Murphysboro Tennessee. Might just do that, Michelle. This one
comes from Catherine or no Christine. Christine. Oh oh my, Michael.
I'm here listening to WFLA and Orlandos so glad to
get your show, although I'm not sure for how long
about a month anyway, that last phone call really touched
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heart when he said that he didn't feel worthy and
you respond to none of us are. It really resonated
with me. We all feel that way sometimes. Thanks for
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to our Minnesota question. That's why we have the podcast.
Go listen to It'll be up by nine to thirty
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Central ten thirty Eastern. Roy O'Neil is our national correspondent.
He has the very latest on the war in Iran.
The pre president is promising the Strait will be open
and a deal is still in the works that's affecting
the market and oil prices. Good morning, Rory.
Speaker 11 (35:36):
Yeah, a bit of a mixed message of on the
oil markekets today because yes, good news that there could
be today, a deal signed involving the US, Iran and
Olman specifically related to the shipping traffic in the Strait
of War moves this wouldn't We don't think it's going
to look at issues like the nuclear material in Iran
and nuclear ambitions and supporting the has Bealat and the life.
Speaker 1 (36:00):
We think it's going to be limited to just the Strait.
We could get a deal today.
Speaker 11 (36:03):
But at the same time, we've seen Hezbollah in rather
the Houtis and Yemen we believe responsible for striking out
on a tanker ship there and that's what sent oil
prices up a little bit. So it's a little bit
of a seesaw action there when it comes to the
oil prices. But fingers crossed, we might finally get some
sort of an agreement today.
Speaker 1 (36:24):
Maybe Lucy in the football kind of a shame. Yeah,
if you know, if the president is fighting a two
front war, he's doing it very well. The markets record
highs oil is sitting at about eighty dollars a barrels,
So every time he bombs those get uncertain, he stops bombing,
talks piece they come back down. But the bottom line
is we don't know if the strait is going to
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stay open and securely open for any length of period
of time because the enemy has a say and can
always act. But you know, I guess this is a
step at least in the right direction. Great reporting, Rory.
We'll talk again tomorrow. I can't believe Marsha Brady's said
years old. Today just a reminder of how precious life is.
One chance to live this Wednesday, August fifth, twenty twenty six.
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It will never ever happen again. Make it count, Make
a difference in someone's life, Cherish your own, and we'll
see it tomorrow morning for the next your Morning Show.
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