08-06-26 YMS HR1 Primary in Tennessee, is Tucker the new parasite in the republican party and Bernie’s new leftist game show: whose party is it?

Primary in Tennessee, is Tucker the new parasite in the republican party and Bernie’s new leftist game show: whose party is it?

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Speaker 2 (01:19):
Wel good morning.

Speaker 1 (01:20):
Primary contests moved to Tennessee today, which probably most of
the attention.

Speaker 2 (01:26):
I mean, we're here in Tennessee.

Speaker 1 (01:28):
We should be able to give you the good analysis,
right it has been on this primary race for governor.
There is a sense that Marsha Blackburn, who has served
in the state legislature, in the House and the Senate
now at she's seventy six, I don't want to She's
very combative when you get things wrong. I remember she

(01:50):
was trying to get me in trouble because I said
she was a home economics major. And so I get
called in by the general manager. I've got some very
upset phone calls from Marsha Blackburn. I said, what is
she upset about? Well, you said she was a home
economics major. So I opened up Wikipedia and showed the

(02:17):
general manager she's a home economics major.

Speaker 2 (02:20):
What's the problem.

Speaker 1 (02:21):
Well, that's what I mean. So I want to get
her age right. I know she's going to be over
eighty if she goes for a second term. She's seventy
seven right now or seventy six, So there's just a
lot of people there's a sense of entitlement. And then,
for those of you that haven't been following, she wouldn't
debate any of her opponents and just ran ads with

(02:44):
Donald Trump talking about her and wouldn't even talk to voters.
I never even frankly saw her remotely frame a vision
for the state and a plan for the state.

Speaker 2 (02:58):
It's a job interview, and she never told us what
she was going to do.

Speaker 1 (03:02):
I'm going to secure them, secure the borders. What is
there an invasion from the Alabama?

Speaker 5 (03:07):
You know?

Speaker 1 (03:07):
And it's just and so then what followed was a
member of Congress running for governor splitting the vote with
a very conservative candidate. So you have this three person race,
they're not allowed to debate, and now here they come.
And we'll all see what becomes of this today in

(03:28):
the primary, I suspect Marshall Blackburn is probably in the lead.

Speaker 2 (03:33):
I think it's probably closer. You know.

Speaker 1 (03:35):
One of the interesting stories we have today is how
wrong the pollsters were in Michigan. And we talked about
this yesterday for l sied, this should have been a
blowout the primary. This is his window, and his voters
are energized, see dearborn. And we end up having this

(03:56):
low turnout of twenty to twenty five percent in Michigan,
only a million and a half vote, and he only
wins by twenty thousand votes. And you could say a
third candidate allowed him to even win that primary. If
the threshold had been fifty percent, there'd be a runoff,
and I don't think he'd survive it let alone. Now
we're headed towards the general election. Now here comes Donald Trump,

(04:20):
and here comes a lot of people who didn't want
to vote for whatever reason, may come out. So we
got a piece of sound on MSNBC. This woman's freaking out.
She's on the plane and she's talking to this Democrat
from Michigan and he was, you know, for Lsayed's opponent,
and she said, well, now what, Oh yeah, He's like, well,

(04:42):
I gotta vote Republican. How many like him are there?
We had a call from Michigan yesterday from Detroit. The
person said a lot of people were voting in the
primary for Lsayed, knowing he'd be more beatable in the
general election. So but there was no blowout one percentage
point in the primary. Remember that when the pollsters tell

(05:05):
you how close the race is or how el Sayed
is winning in the general, time will tell.

Speaker 2 (05:11):
For me.

Speaker 1 (05:11):
It was a very unimpressive al sayad primary victory less
than one percent. It took a third candidate to give
them the difference. Things are going to be different in
the general. But for Tennessee, I think I'm safe saying
that's probably the ninety nine point nine percent of the
focus has been this gubernatorial Republican primary pretty much.

Speaker 2 (05:32):
Yeah, and by the way, and everything else is just
God good, firm true.

Speaker 1 (05:40):
MRK, what what are you saying about Marcia's seventy four
born in fifty two? Seventy four, so she would conclude,
uh at eighty two, which is over life expectancy for
a woman in the United States. Well, now, what I
called in the office, I'm that you gotta get a memo.

(06:02):
The life expectancy for a woman I think is seventy.

Speaker 2 (06:04):
Nine, right, I know it was.

Speaker 1 (06:05):
Still you don't always have to point stuff out like that.
You don't always have to say I'm dying, I'm not
going to live much longer. Can you believe it's Thursday already.
Come on, can you believe it's talk as sixth already?
We were talking about something yesterday.

Speaker 2 (06:21):
What was it? Oh?

Speaker 1 (06:23):
When we switched it? I was with Sprint from the
bag phone. Seriously, I'm not exaggerating. Nineteen eighty five I
got the Sprint bag phone and it was so cool
because I was driving around talking in my car. And
that's back when you would just call people to tell
them I'm not talking to you in my car.

Speaker 5 (06:40):
Right now.

Speaker 2 (06:40):
What year was that, I don't know. It was it
eighty five, eighty seven, I don't know.

Speaker 1 (06:44):
It would have been wearing the Miami Vice jacket with
the colored wife beater and no. I always had very
unfortunate automobile situations. So okay, my first vehicle was a
two tone Ford Mustang.

Speaker 2 (06:57):
I mean I was cool.

Speaker 1 (06:57):
It's not eh, Dad, I come home and there's a
family getting in my car.

Speaker 2 (07:03):
I go, Dad, what's going on? I sold it? Soldier car?

Speaker 1 (07:08):
What am I supposed to You're gonna drive the Thunderbird.
I got a good deal on the mer Saves. So
now I'm in this big, mom looking red Thunderbird with
velvet seats. And that only lasted for a little while.
Next thing, you know, he's like, uh, you gonna drive
your mother's yellow Cadillac. I went to LSU in a
yellow Cadillac, but it had fine Corinthian leather. It did

(07:29):
have drove like a dream, but I looked like a
sixty three year old around campus. Nothing like piloting a
land barge. Sugar Bear or what was his name, Huggy Bear.
I was like a Huggy Bear driving around the LSU.
And it wasn't even the right LSU color of yellow.
A lot of unfortunately, but no, at that time I
think I had that may have been it was either

(07:53):
the Honda Accord or it was still the Thunderbird. But yeah,
I had a bagphone, so I was very loyal.

Speaker 2 (07:57):
I'm very loyal.

Speaker 1 (07:58):
Yeah, I mean it was Michael to smoke Marlboro lights
all the way to diagnosis. Sure, and so, you know,
very low. And then finally I switched to AT and T.
Now Sprint became T Mobile, and then it became I
think I want unplugged this cable thing.

Speaker 2 (08:14):
This is crazy.

Speaker 1 (08:16):
So I go with Roku and then through AT and
T I did all of our phones, Moms, the kids,
me and Andrew did the direct TV packaged everything for the discounts,
and I switched. And I remember the guy was in
our house woking everything up because Alex watched something up.
I had to take it all apart and reput it
back together. It took me an hour at a height
I couldn't reach. It was just it was a nightmare.

(08:38):
And we were talking about when we did all that,
and that was four years ago. I'm telling you, I
would have guessed last year. I really would have. That's
how fast it was.

Speaker 4 (08:47):
Like.

Speaker 1 (08:47):
When we were talking yesterday. I think, come November, we're
three years already here.

Speaker 2 (08:55):
We are. I'm sitting here trying to figure out I
guess I came.

Speaker 1 (08:58):
On and uh, well you came out. Yeah, it was me,
and it was me and Scooter. Yeah, oh I love Scooter.
Scooter just had a birthday, by the way, which I
meant to do something on Facebook and then I forgot.

Speaker 2 (09:13):
But I think we're going to be three aren't we
close enough? Should I call it?

Speaker 6 (09:17):
Julie?

Speaker 1 (09:17):
So all I do is say, you know, time, well,
but don't forget. We started iHeart. We launched with three
three markets, Nashville, Tulsa, and Oklahoma City. Then we had
a Tampa pretty quickly. I don't want to go through
the whole timeline. Jackson, Mississippi was a very early one,
but we were at like thirty five cities when we
became premier. But I mean, just the notion that we've

(09:38):
been doing your morning show for three years is unthinkable
for me. It feels like three months, three days. Time
has flown by. No kids, This segment feels longer then
we've been doing this show. Then there's that should we
do the intro and start over? I'm gonna get called
into the program director's office to get I'm telling you
whole economics major prove it primary contest in Tennessee today

(10:03):
that that was because I brought that up. All that
nonsense we just finished was for me saying the primaries
moved to Tennesseees that are new. This is what we
call an a d D Thursday. It's more like an
ad D Monday. It's worse than the Friday. You know,
my I'm not feeling very good about myself. I have
a shoe problem. What are you not feeling good about yourself?

(10:24):
And do you have a shoe problem? I made a
vow to my son and to my wife okay that
I was going to get a hold of this addiction
and I will not buy a pair of shoes for
a year. That was eight pairs ago. Hang on, Andrea,
two more last night. So when do we first?

Speaker 2 (10:42):
One was a pair of Johnson Murphy's. How could I resist?
They were half off? It was like forty eight dollars.
What time do you want? Red?

Speaker 1 (10:47):
And I there, We're gonna have an intervention. One of
you wouldn't have to be a ten, would you? I
could give you some.

Speaker 2 (10:55):
And then I went in because I bought this big that.

Speaker 1 (10:57):
Was my big breakthrough at Christmas. I'll get this giant
like wall shoe rack. Now I look like when they
do those what they used to do, remember that show Cribs,
And they would go.

Speaker 2 (11:06):
Into these people's houses in the NFL players.

Speaker 1 (11:08):
They'd like a whole room full of shoes and you're like,
what notes exactly?

Speaker 2 (11:15):
And so you know, I've got a wall full.

Speaker 1 (11:17):
And then if you go in my closet, there's another
closet full. I need to give them a Marco emailed
the Marcos to Franklin. Let me tell you one of
the most scarring experiences in my life. I moved to Washington,
d C. When I was twenty four, and uh, I'm
parked outside and in DC's a lot like New Orleans

(11:39):
and it's a very humid cold. I'm telling you can
get very cold in Washington, d C. And this was
winter and it was very cold. I mean there was
like ice on the ground. And I had just moved there,
and I remember I still had all my shoes in
the trunk. And that was when I had my first experience,
like you know, with an inner city homeless person, because
they're waiting for you, you every morning to pander. And

(12:03):
this guy's wearing no shoes's barefoot, his feet are purple
and it's ice cold, and I'm trying to give him
shoes out of my trunk and he wouldn't take them.
And I'm thinking to myself, I might be able to
shoe the entire homeless population of California right now. You're
just a cobbler and hard, aren't you. They'd be like
these homeless people and they're everywhere, but they got great shoes.

(12:26):
I would I would like solve it. I think you
need to hit the up intro. I really I don't
feel professional. We've got to start over and we only
got thirty seconds to do it. Yes, I got to
do a duel over all. Right, this is just outrageous, and.

Speaker 3 (12:38):
It's starting your morning off right.

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A new way of talk, a new way of understanding,
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This is your Morning show with Michae O'Dell chorn.

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And welcome to Thursday August six, the Year of Our Lord,
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The enemy of my enemy is always my friend. So
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This is your morning show with Michael del Trono.

Speaker 7 (16:10):
Well, good morning, Grim yeah you Yeah, Mikey had Marshall Blackman.

Speaker 2 (16:15):
She's from Laurel, Mississippi.

Speaker 1 (16:18):
I told you she's high function short bus person.

Speaker 4 (16:24):
Mississippi.

Speaker 2 (16:27):
Oh, Bob, you are coming.

Speaker 1 (16:29):
To the Christmas party if we have her right, I
think I'm hanging with you.

Speaker 4 (16:33):
Yes.

Speaker 2 (16:33):
Born in Laurel, Mississippi.

Speaker 4 (16:36):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (16:36):
And she went on to be a home economics major
at Mississippi State. And she went from the State House
to the United States House of Representatives to the United
States Senate. And she seeks to be governor today in
the state of Tennessee. Would you like to we only
have twenty seconds go over some of the curriculum of
home economics.

Speaker 5 (16:57):
It's a four year degree focusing on this science of
art of improving daily life, managing household and community resources,
understanding human development, with a concentration in learning food services,
and planning meals.

Speaker 2 (17:13):
Wow.

Speaker 1 (17:16):
This is Governor Blackburn with our public school menu for today.

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All right, thank you, Bob. We'll get to John Steve Big.

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John Top stories in one on one, Tucker Carlson the
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in this together. This is your morning show, im Michael
del Jona. I just got this from Jimmy Suit. Jimmy Suits,
I thought you was enjoyed a microphone addiction, not a

(18:20):
shoe addiction.

Speaker 2 (18:23):
Yeah. And the problem with the microphone addiction, oh golly,
please don't do this.

Speaker 1 (18:28):
Is no matter what I get and no matter how
much I spend, the microphone is worse than the most
affordable microphone I have. I mean, for the love of Pete,
put that back in that door and let it hold
it open. This is a very expensive microphone. Let me
tell you, it is an extremely sexy microphone, and it

(18:52):
just sounds like garbage. Well, let's go back to the
tea compaired to the one I use every day, the tank,
and yet I keep doing it. I'm plugging in the.

Speaker 2 (19:02):
Nineteen forty six one. We're gonna go old school because
I have the RCA.

Speaker 1 (19:06):
This say, oh, the ships and sea, the boys and girls,
as always is a case, it doesn't matter what important
is happening in the world.

Speaker 2 (19:13):
The kitchen table wants to talk about everything else, like cars.
They owned John in Youngstown.

Speaker 8 (19:22):
I think it would be a great idea if we
have everyone call in and reminisce about our first car
and how we got to Mine was a seventy street Catalina,
and I bought it off a friend of mine's dad
who worked in the steel mills, and drove it all
winter to save this nice car. And he only charged
me fifty bucks for fifty bucks or seventy street Cataline.

Speaker 1 (19:44):
Yeah, yeah, it's funny. I learned how to drive on
Jay and Chowstighi's Volkswagen Beetle Manual grind until you found it.
And it's a neighborhood now, but it used to be
Jefferson Downs Racetrack. Kenner and I had a big parking
lot a lot of ripped up tickets. No, I jump kidding,

(20:05):
And so it was. We used to go there. It
was a great place to learn how to drive. And
so I really remember that the most fondly. My first
car was to hand me down Mustang, and I just
remember I was going through the urban cowboy phase. I
went and bought a pair of cowboy boots. I had
a little miniature cowboy boot that I put my lighter in. Yeah,

(20:26):
but I I really I loved that car until I
saw a family like circling it.

Speaker 2 (20:30):
Dad, what's gonna I'm selling that? What am I gonna do?
You're gonna drive that big.

Speaker 1 (20:37):
Bird with velvet seats. Hugy bab, huggy bab. But yeah, everybody, nobody,
Nobody forgets their first car. Read your first car, Oh,
this will take ten minutes while you swim up to
the microphone. It was like I used for tempo my
brothers was a old ninety eight. You would drive that
thing and you could watch in the in the fuel meter.

(21:00):
It was slowly moving as you were driving. That's how
few miles a gallon it got. Jeffrey, what were you?
I had a seventy eight Cutlass Supreme.

Speaker 2 (21:08):
Oh, nice. Yeah, it was. It was stylish. That had
a smell of that.

Speaker 1 (21:14):
Bind up under the driver's seat under the left hand side.
You could hide your cigarettes up in there, so your
parents would cigarettes and first cars. Right, use that talkback
button on your eye. Hired at Steve in Oklahoma City.

Speaker 7 (21:27):
I thoroughly enjoyed the story about the Mustang and the Thunderbird.
My only question is what your Mustang and what your Thunderbird.
My dad had a sixty three Bird that I always
wished that I ended up getting, and I never did,
but I absolutely loved that car.

Speaker 1 (21:44):
No, my dad. It's funny to see the generation. So
I take after my dad. We have a weakness for cars.
It wasn't old. It wasn't like I mean the one
I wish they had hung on to they had. My
mom had a in nineteen sixty six. He had a
sixty six gto. I wish we had that. No, it
was relatively new. It was like with the win within

(22:06):
one year old. But you know, my dad was like me,
We just constantly get cars, and so that was his
first Mercedes, and so he gave me the Mustang, and
then mom had the Thunderbird, and he gave me her
Thunderbird because he bought her a Mercedes. Oh oh and yeah,
and then eventually you got you got that and I

(22:26):
had to go Lisa handa cord. Of course I was
you know, every Christian had a Honda Courd in that era.
But yeah they were they were new. They weren't even
like like older. So you got baptized and then you
got an accord. I had to be in one accord
of purse I did. Did I mention today? If you
want to get away from politics in the world is

(22:46):
coming to an end that we have.

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And ft it's a Hall of Fame game from Kenda High.
I don't know why I can't even do Keith Jackson.
What's the holloa?

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There's only one place to do, and it's frank different.
It would be to steward a sound to play to
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Speaking of football, Big John is back. The Hall of
Fame game is always an under.

Speaker 1 (23:45):
All right, let me just start right from the start here.
If you are betting, I'm just look, I'm being honest.
I have a microphone and shoe problem, says the man
with the shoe problem. I'm transparent, and I do struggle
with nicotine. I'll pinch between a cheek and gum when
I'm not chewing nicicorette gum. If you're betting the Hall

(24:08):
of Fame preseason game, I'm just suggesting, possibly you might
have a gambling problem. I'm just saying book it. Powerball
jackpot has jumped to a whopping eight hundred and fifty
six million dollars. I think you could, maybe, you know,
get a tick out or two and that wouldn't be
considered a problem. Spider Man Brand New Day is now

(24:29):
the highest grossing film of the year. Severe thunderstorms are
keeping an eye out there, bearing down on millions all
across the Midwest.

Speaker 2 (24:37):
And speaking of the Midwest.

Speaker 1 (24:38):
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, proving that the enemy my enemy
is always my friend, says she will back Al sayed
after he won the Democratic nomination, and that's really where
Sounds of the day are kind of stuck. I'm gonna
give you just a quick tease. This is Bernie Sanders.
You know what, Let's do it this way. I'm not

(24:59):
going to tell you use your talkbacks. Pretend this is
a game show and you go ding ding ding ding
ding when you figure out what's wrong with this sound?

Speaker 2 (25:08):
Are you ready?

Speaker 1 (25:09):
This is Bernie Sanders discussing the victory of l Sied
And then they get into a conversation about Hassan Piker.
And then they get into a conversation about how James
Carvel said he won't be in the same party as
Hassan Piker. So what do they decide to do? At
CNN ask Bernie Sanders what he thinks of James Carville

(25:35):
not wanting to be in the same party as is
San Piker.

Speaker 9 (25:38):
So when someone like James Carvill says he doesn't want
to be in the same political party as Hassan Piker,
which one are you going to take?

Speaker 2 (25:50):
Well, that's not much of a choice.

Speaker 6 (25:51):
So this the Goobvel doesn't want to be in my party,
of the party that I belong to, this naka that
I'll sell as sayed belongs to he can sort his
own party.

Speaker 2 (26:01):
Ya.

Speaker 6 (26:02):
Look what we are doing now, is you know you
could turn the tables around and say, do you really
want to be in a party where your leadership is
taking huge amounts of money from APAC, which is supporting
an extremist net Yahoo government that many of us believe
have committed genocide.

Speaker 2 (26:22):
Tucker Carlson doesn't want to.

Speaker 1 (26:23):
By the way, you should have had the ding ding
ding right about the time Red couldn't resist ding ding ding.
Let me know if you caught. If not, I will
connect those doubts for you in minutes from now. So
Axios Rights. Tucker Carlson unveils a ten point manifesto amit
third party speculation speculations that Tucker's can run for I've
seen a lot of talk shows who think they can

(26:45):
run for office, that they can use their audience size,
they can use their popularity or name recognition and convert it.
I got approached in a different state by a particular
party to be a candidate, and they had run polling numbers.
Of course, I just looked at him and said, a

(27:06):
I'm sorry, I have to talk about politics every day.
Let alone, I will not join the problem, not interested,
but I also, deep down note knew it would not translate.
And I have seen so many talk show hosts run
for office and lose. So if Tucker Carlson has convinced
himself in his own living, in his own spotlight and shadow,

(27:30):
that he is actually presidential material, especially now, I think
he's in for rude awakening. But that's the speculation that
he's either going to get behind or be the third
party candidate. Remember what I always warn you, because I
want to make sure I don't run out of time.

(27:50):
You are live watching what could be the death of
the Democrat Party. Literally it's death, and now it has
competing parasites seeking to kill the host, not realizing when
the host dies, it'll die with it. When this is
all said and done. The Democrats opened up their tent

(28:11):
in order to beat Republicans. And if it was illegals, fine,
If it was socialists fine, If it was Islamis fine.
Now the socialists want to take it over. Then the
socialists need the Islamists to join them, so they have
enough to take over the progressive and establishment Democrats. And
now the Islamists are going to take them over, which
parasite dies first, let alone when does the host die?

(28:37):
And I'm betting on the parasites this morning, not the
existence of the Democrat Party into the next decade, but
not so fast. The Republican Party has a very dangerous
handoff as well. Now we say Maga, we say trump Ism.
The reality is Donald Trump is really birthed out of
the Tea Party movement, which is really organic, grassroots berthing

(29:02):
focused on mainly one simple thing. We're forty trillion dollars
in debt. We have an identity problem and a spending problem.
So Donald Trump comes along. He doesn't address that, but
he addresses a lot of the things that are causing it.
Then gets tripped up with COVID and causes trillions of

(29:24):
dollars of even bigger mistakes. But the lane that Donald
Trump came down an escalator and entered was paved by
the Tea Party, which is the Republican Party platform being done,
being lived, not talked about. And if that's the future

(29:44):
of the Republican Party, Now, what happens when the establishment
wants to take back control or the evangelical conservatives or
the old Reagan Revolution conservatives, let alone the neocons the
establishment Republicans. I mean they're pretty divided too. These cells
just haven't multiplied, and none have decided to combat with

(30:08):
the others. But what if they do in twenty twenty,
What if you have Tucker Carlson start this third carty,
third third style agitation party. Then you have Ted Cruz
or maybe even somebody who I think would be a
great president. He may not be a great candidate, but
a great president, the governor from Florida. I mean, that

(30:28):
could happen. And then you have the whole battle between
Marco Rubio and JD.

Speaker 2 (30:33):
Vance from trump Ism. That could get pretty divided.

Speaker 1 (30:42):
So when I talk about the bait and switch that
the Democrats did in twenty sixteen, twenty twenty, twenty twenty four,
and they're going to do again to avoid AOC, when
I bring up somebody like Rony Manuel Doc he could win.
He's going to look sensible. And if the right is
busy fighting or Tucker's creating a third party freak show

(31:06):
and dividing votes, and you have DeSantis or Ted Cruz
with on the establishment side, and then Marco Rubio and JD.
Van splitting votes on the trump Ism side, you could
come up with something.

Speaker 2 (31:19):
Pretty pretty beatable.

Speaker 1 (31:22):
Remember, and I don't say this to impress you, just
to impress upon you. Everybody thought I was crazy when
I said one or both parties will be gone by
the end of the decade. Remember I said or both. Oh,
Woodson Tucker's manifesto fair, same rules should apply to presidents,

(31:45):
federal agents, elites. I mean half of these are talking
points from the left. Sovereignty, Carlson claimed Israel pushed the
US into war through bribery or threat or both. Really
corporate control of government and high interest debt as forms
of slavery productive. We've got to return to farming, manufacturing,

(32:07):
craftsmanship beautiful. We've got to make our American cities beautiful.
When you must love the president, he focused on that healthy.
Carlson embraced DARFK. Junior's food agenda, calling for universal sobriety. Said,
widespread use of drugs such as xanax adderall. I've left
Americans half honest, optimistic, wise, decent. There's nothing of substance

(32:31):
in here. This is a conspiracy theory, clickbait podcaster. Can
he take a million or so with him? Maybe? I mean,
you don't put out a ten point manifesto unless you're
thinking about starting trouble. He has threatened a third party creation.

(32:52):
Others have too. Elon must did. I think Elon's back
on board. But all these unanchored, unhinged voices that have
left networks to create little empires of internet following, good

(33:13):
luck getting them all on the same page. And then
how do you even reach Americans with the truth. We
had eighteen thousand new podcasts this month. Every time you
hear of a host getting fired from radio or television
or losing a political race, they immediately have a podcast.

Speaker 2 (33:31):
Who's listening to all of these?

Speaker 1 (33:37):
What an uncertain, interesting, chaotic, crazy time we live in.
But I don't know what you watch, what you listen.
It looks like Tucker Carlson, while everybody else is focused
on Lsayed and the socialists and the Islamis and these midterms,
he's already laser focused on twenty twenty eight. I want

(34:02):
to replay the Bernie Sanders quote, and then I want
to hear your ding ding dings and your talkbacks. What
does Bernie say here that is not only inaccurate, it's
the most revealing piece of sound I could play for
you today to describe the chaos that we're in.

Speaker 9 (34:25):
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Speaker 2 (34:36):
Well that's not much of a choice.

Speaker 6 (34:38):
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of the poty that I belong to, that pika that
I'll sell us as sayed belongs to.

Speaker 1 (34:45):
He can sort his own body. Let me know what
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Speaker 4 (36:07):
It's your Morning show with Michael del Chno.

Speaker 1 (36:12):
We have our first guess and it's coming from WFLA
and Orlando, Florida.

Speaker 2 (36:17):
What about me? So Bernie Danders owns the Democratic Party.

Speaker 6 (36:20):
It did party, not anybody else's party.

Speaker 1 (36:23):
Ding ding no, no, no, it's worse than that. This
sound proves everything that's wrong.

Speaker 9 (36:30):
When someone like James Carvel says he doesn't want to
be in the same political party as Hassan Piker.

Speaker 2 (36:38):
Which one are you going to take.

Speaker 5 (36:41):
No.

Speaker 2 (36:41):
That's not much of a choice.

Speaker 6 (36:42):
So the gobvel doesn't want to be in my party
of the party that I belong to, the pika that
I'll sell us as sayed belongs to.

Speaker 2 (36:50):
He can sort his own party guessing. Use that talk
back button, or you can email me. I'm still waiting
on the correct ding ding ding.

Speaker 4 (36:58):
When you're a morning show content, we're all in this together.
This is your morning show with Michael del Jno.