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Eight minutes after the our former Secretary of Defense Mark
Esper says Iran, I can't believe we need a former
secretary of Defense to make this formal statement. Aran's demands
for reopening the Strait of horror Mooz is ridiculous. Why
are we even discussing Iran's right to close or open
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the Strait of horror? Moose would be my question, my
bigger question of the day, because Iran has changed the
deal and that's fallen through. Israel has rejected the President's
fifteen point plan for the Gaza, so that's fallen through.
Primary is the latest is we got a nut running
for governor in Wisconsin and now we find out that
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Obama and LSIED have been in talks. I mean, there's
enough craziness going on right now for us to keep
our our minds wrapped around. Don't even get me started
in AOC freezing her eggs just in time for next easter.
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When does the Little Legue World Series start? Is that
this week? Some origionals have already started. Yeah, but we're
not in Williamsport yet. No, not yet this week? Does
it start over the weekend though this weekend or next week?
It's usually.
Speaker 1 (02:57):
Because this weekend will be like the fifteenth that you
when it starts, I thought, and we'll keep an eye
on all that for you. And we did have a
i'll winner at the final PGA regular I guess you
would call it regular season finale, the Windom Championship and
Michael Brennan, and I can't remember what he was positioned,
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but he was out of the FedEx playoffs unless he
won this tournament.
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And Michael Brennan won the tournament to qualify.
Speaker 1 (03:31):
So he finished twenty two hundred par after a six
hundred sixty four to top Bo Hostler by three strokes at
the finale at the Windom Championship, and he claims his
spot in the FedEx cut playoffs.
Speaker 3 (03:43):
So pretty remarkable achievement over the weekend.
Speaker 1 (03:46):
Right, let's get to kind of like the headlines, which
is Iran deal changes, Israeli deal gets rejected. Now again
we start with the headline, what a shock, Right, Iran
moves post again this if you had a deal. I
feel no differently today, which is why I never understood
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why we even feel a need to have a deal.
But the deal has fallen through.
Speaker 3 (04:13):
And it hasn't just fallen through, it it has become laughable.
Speaker 1 (04:22):
Now in the midst of all this, the president's response
to the press was, we're low keying it.
Speaker 3 (04:27):
I joked with Red off the air.
Speaker 1 (04:29):
I said, right, I'd like to open the show with
you explain to the audience with low king It means,
so a very serious situation continues to have very unserious results.
Iran comes out this weekend with an entire new list
of demands. Now as I unpacked these new lists of demands,
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you do realize this is everything they're calling on the
US basically to admit, defeat, surrender, and pay them back.
So it wasn't like they were seriously negotiating and changed
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their mind about one thing or was a stickler on
one demand that they wouldn't budge. That's what we've been
living this weekend. Tehran stated the strait would remain closed
until the US corrects its behavior. Now we're grounded. Iran
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demands include permanently ending the war, lifting sanctions, ending the
naval blockade, withdrawing American forces from the entire region, releasing
frozen Iranian assets, and fully compensating Iran for all war damages.
So this is a requirement of a complete surrender by
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the United States. I'm surprised, and asked for Texas, California
in New York. At the same time, the Pentagon is
pushing defense companies to speed up weapons production as some
US doc files dwindle. So is we're low keying it
meaning we're rearming? Is low keying it mean we really
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don't even need this deal, We don't need these negotiata.
But which I'd feel a lot better if the President
would say out loud, but this is a long way
from the Strait of horror.
Speaker 3 (06:29):
Moves is opening imminently.
Speaker 1 (06:32):
Because clearly Ron is playing games, and they've been playing
him pretty consistently for fourteen hundred years.
Speaker 3 (06:43):
Now.
Speaker 1 (06:43):
At what point can you continue to put lipstick on
this pig.
Speaker 3 (06:47):
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (06:49):
I mean I have that conversation with Lieutenant Colonel James
Carafano all the time. I just don't get it, and
I do think it looks stupid and unnecessarily. But yeah,
waking up this morning, the Iran deal is going nowhere.
This is Iran making its push to drive gas prices
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up in the market down the President's push to kind
of stabilize it. We're loking it. And again, what is
loking it mean? We're only semi negotiating with them, said
President Trump. We're just we're watching Iran with its huge
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inflation and the fact that they have no money, which
is true, and they can't do anything really sustained militarily
to defend themselves or to provoke. So I agree with
the President, Iran is in very bad shape. What I
don't get is why we don't just say, make them
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move on that nuclear material.
Speaker 3 (07:56):
We're going to bomb you.
Speaker 1 (07:58):
May can move on any ship in the straight up
horror moves, we're going to bomb you, and then just.
Speaker 3 (08:02):
Do it when they do.
Speaker 1 (08:04):
I don't know why we want a deal that isn't
worth anything, even if we get it. I don't know
why we're locying it, and I certainly don't know why
we're opening the door up for this criticism. Israel has
completely rejected the Gaza fifteen point plan by the president.
The sticking point there is a little more reasonable. And
I thought we were all on the same side on
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this issue that no troops are leaving Gaza until Hamas disarms,
which was a big part of the fifteen point plan
to begin with. So the US, along with Israel should
be rejecting this Gaza plan. And can't you just imagine
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where the crazy left takes this?
Speaker 3 (08:53):
Once again, israellli Olisaj.
Speaker 1 (08:57):
Today the Atlantics big story is the right's obsession with
Anthony Fauci and the left disinterest after a million deaths
should be the story. Why aren't they equally curious the
whole l sied, Okay, so you have AOC going on.
(09:19):
The talking head shows she's wanting to be begged to
run for president that we all know she's going to
run for that. I know she's going to lead for
a long time. It's as simple as when Bernie handed
the torch to AOC.
Speaker 3 (09:37):
That's his words. By the way, I'm handing the torch.
Speaker 1 (09:40):
Did he hand the torch to her to run for
Senate the state of New York and replace CHUCKI. Schumer,
Or did he hand the torch to her to take
his place as a presidential nominee leader that has to
you have to rig elections to.
Speaker 3 (09:57):
Avoid I think she can win.
Speaker 1 (10:00):
They should come on us, right, you're getting better and
better at that. We need Bernie to run so we
can have Thursdays with Bernie.
Speaker 3 (10:09):
I've been working all weekend. Hopefully we'll get this down.
We could do weekends with Bernie, a new podcast. I mean,
just can't make this stuff up to me.
Speaker 1 (10:21):
The only serious question of the day, he says, dismounting
perfectly on time with the clock. If what AOC says
is true, what Al sayed says is true that he
and Obama had a long inspirational conversation and that he
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hopes that Obama joins the momentum and team, in other words,
campaigns for him. It begs he and I always say
the only thing left shocking in life is the truth.
This Monday morning, as crazy as all this around stuff is,
what does a constitutional attorney from Harvard University head of
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the bar have in common with an Islamist, radical socialist
who doesn't believe in that constitution, wants to eliminate the
presidency of which you were one forty four, get rid
of the United States Senate, which you were one for
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sixty days then he started running for president, let alone borders, security, police, prison.
I mean, what on earth could Barack Obama have been
saying to a radical I don't even believe socialist, I
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believe Islamist. That was inspirational and what could they possibly
have in common? That is not an accusation, That is
not my attempt to talk radio to provoke you the morning.
That is a legitimate question. Is Barack Obama in play
and all of this? Has he always been in play?
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Does he have anything in common? And which is it
socialism or Islam? Well, hasn't been? Hasn't that been the
question for Barack Obama all these years? That more coming up?
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By far and away the top story. The Iran deal
has just been basically ripped up. Iran has completely changed
all the terms. We now have Mary and Boise in
what I would call interpretive skit form with more on
our top story.
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In other news, Michigan's Democratic nominee for US Senate says
he hopes former President Barack Obama we will campaign with him.
Speaker 5 (15:01):
During an appearance on NBC's Meet the Press, Abdul lsay
Ed says he spoke with Obama following his primary victory
last week, calling their conversation really warm and inspiring.
Speaker 3 (15:10):
Look, we talked a lot about what it'll take to win.
Speaker 6 (15:12):
Obviously, his presidence in here in Michigan, here in Michigan,
would mean so much to the coalition that helped elect him,
so I hope that we get to campaign together.
Speaker 5 (15:20):
El Sayed added he was grateful for his advice and
that Obama knows the critical role Michigan will play in
holding President Trump accountable. It comes as top Democrats have
back the Progressive l saied, including former Vice President Kamala
Harris and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. Elsa Ed will
face Republican former Congressman Mike Rodgers in November.
Speaker 3 (15:37):
I'm Mark Mayfield.
Speaker 1 (15:38):
Well, the Democrat Party, Obama's legacy, and of course the
Iranian deal isn't the only thing that fell apart. Prime
Minister b b Netya, who is formally rejecting the President's
peace plan for the Gaza.
Speaker 7 (15:48):
Natanya, who said Sunday he won't withdraw Israel's troops from
Gaza until Hamas completely disarms. Meantime, Palestinian militants have conditionally
agreed to the fifteen point piece plan, but claimed that
Israel is continuing to sabotage efforts to stop the war.
I'm Sarah Lee Kessler.
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Thirty six minutes after the hour, early bird gets the
warm sleepy squirrel, missus and not ariz and shine and
welcome to Monday, August, the tenth year of our Lord
twenty twenty six. Well, the Iranian deal has fallen apart completely.
In fact, they're asking for a US surrender. I mean
their list of demands now is they control the strait
of hormones, the war is over, lift all sanctions, withdraw
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all forces from the region, release all assets that have
been frozen, pay for all damages that have been done.
They're asking for a complete US surrendered. Meanwhile, the President says, well,
we're low king whatever that is, speaking of lokying, it
israelly Prime Minister, bb net, Yahoo, no low key about it.
He formally has rejected the President's gouys a board a
(19:15):
peace plan all fifteen points Adios, amigos. Our troops are
not leaving until Hamas disarms, and no one believes they
would even disarm if they agreed to disarm. Second first,
same as the first Herman Herman's headlines today. Meanwhile, we
have the Michigan Democratic nominee for the United States Senate
saying he hosts of Barack Obama will campaign for him. Well,
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that's a strange bedfellow, is it not. I cannot stress
enough how remarkably you wouldn't think a constitutional Harvard Barr
attorney would have any in common with a radical Islamist.
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And I don't say that because I am Islamophobic, but
because I understand Sharia law and Sharia law is the
exact opposite of our constitutional, representative republic government of laws.
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We believe in liberty, Scheria law doesn't. We believe in
separation of church and state. Sharia law doesn't. We believe
in right of assembly. Sharia law doesn't freedom of religion.
Sharia law doesn't innocent until proven guilty. Sharia law doesn't equality,
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Sharia law doesn't. That's a big thing. So it is
a wise question waking up this morning, and it's just
a question, and it's a question for Barack Obama to
answer either after being asked, which I doubt he ever.
Speaker 3 (21:06):
Will be, or in action.
Speaker 1 (21:09):
So here's Abdul al Sayed saying, Oh, I had a
phone conversation with Barack Obama. I don't know if Barck
told him you need to cool it down. You can't
reveal everything. Stop calling yourself a socialist. Stop with some
of these radical ideas. Run more to the center, and
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then once you win, then get radical. We don't know
what he said that was inspirational. I'm so proud of
you for having the guts to do what I never
had the guts to do. I couldn't admit it. What
inspired Abdul l sayed about that conversation inspired him enough
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to tell meet the press, I'm hoping he will campaign
for me.
Speaker 3 (22:01):
Again.
Speaker 1 (22:02):
What does a constitutional bar attorney have in common with
a radical socialist who will seize property income control or
an Islamist who will replace our Judeo Christian culture with
that of Sharia law? What on earth could they have
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in common? But the first question is is Barack Obama
in play? Maybe the second question is has Barack Obama
always been in play? What an interesting phone call. Why
isn't Barack Obama having the same reaction that Bill Maher
is having, that John Fetterer is having, or James Carvell
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for that matter. Now, Carvel did speak over the weekend,
and what I thought was interesting about what he said
was and he's on CNN's he's doing it. He's slamming
CNN on CNN about even having discussions. How about l
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say ed, I guess Carvell's looking at the same number
as I did. This guy barely squeaked by, and if
there wasn't a third candidate, he would have lost in
the primary. And everything suggests he's going to get beat
in the general. Why are we all so obsessed with Lsayed? Listen,
but let me take your hat off. You got forty
eight percent in a primary. You're being haled on CNN.
There's a revolutionary, complete title wave hitting the United States,
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just the latest greatest thing that ever happened. And what
I'm saying right here is I would go a little
bit slow, baby, if I was analyzing this, and I
would also say, you're gonna have your.
Speaker 10 (23:49):
Chance in twenty twenty eight. But boy, we're all into him,
We're all into the revolution now, and we're all, well, yeah,
so this is great. This is for why you got
to get everybody that voted for your opponent in the
primary to vote for you in the general.
Speaker 3 (24:06):
Maybe you need produce some.
Speaker 10 (24:08):
Hard political work and develop some political skills that make
you more accessible to more voters.
Speaker 1 (24:15):
Now, listen, once you cheat in elections and have the
ability to cheat in elections, there are things beyond the
norm that are possible. But by and large, if you're
in a primary, I'll give you an example. Marsha Blackburn
is probably headed at seventy four years old to being
the first female governor of Tennessee. But had the laws
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been you have to get at least fifty percent in
the primary to advance, otherwise there's a runoff. I think
she loses. So in the case of lsied, yeah, you
had forty eight percent, one percent more than the next person,
But you've got to convince everyone that voted for that
person and presumably the other one that made the difference.
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What was it five percent I think she was or
not even she had sixty thousand votes, I don't remember
what that came to. I think it was four percent.
So you've got to convince fifty two percent of voters
that voted against you to vote for you. And that's
just to have all the Democrats behind you facing a
Republican former member of Congress.
Speaker 3 (25:28):
As elections.
Speaker 1 (25:29):
Go good luck, And your squeaked out one percent win
was with a twenty to twenty five percent turnout. That
may not be the case come November. Now I will
hand them this.
Speaker 3 (25:48):
All the students will be back at the universities to
be pandered up to and harvested.
Speaker 1 (25:54):
But that's a big uphill climb. So congratulations and win
in the prime. But you only had forty eight percent,
and you've got fifty one to fifty two percent of
Democrats to convince. Now, clearly they had a strong view
against you. And if you're doubling down on no police,
if you're doubling down on no prison prisons, if you're
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doubling down on no borders and no ice, if you're
doubling down on amnesty and redistribution of wealth and seizing
control of property and healthcare, closing overseas military bases, no presidency,
no Senate, no Supreme Court. I mean, come on, good luck. Now,
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had Donald Trump done that, no one would have heard it.
That's James Carvel, that's the strategist behind Bill Clinton. I
realize ancient history, but once amount rushmore of leftists, not
a peep, I might add out of Bill or out
of Hillary. Joe, of course his hands full with stage
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four pancreatic cancer. But Barack Obama on the phone, Barack Obama, inspiring,
El sayed.
Speaker 3 (27:25):
Really, then he's on meet the press. And of course
I'm not going to ask you to reveal any specific spot.
Speaker 4 (27:39):
I know you're not going to give me every detail
of the call.
Speaker 3 (27:43):
But what was the crux of his message to you?
Speaker 6 (27:46):
Doctor El sayed, well, Christ and you're right, I like
to keep private conversations private, but it was a really
warm and inspiring conversation.
Speaker 3 (27:54):
I gotta be honest with you.
Speaker 6 (27:55):
I never saw myself ever able to run for public office.
I literally told former President Bill Clinton that at my
college graduation in which I was the senior speaker and
he was the main speaker. And I then watched the
next year Barack Hussein Obama run for and win the presidency.
Speaker 3 (28:11):
I watched him.
Speaker 1 (28:13):
Anybody noticed anything there? Anybody notice how Abdul l sayed
refers to President Obama.
Speaker 6 (28:24):
Listen and watch the next year Barack Hussein Obama run
for and win the presidency. I watched him serve with
a level of class, a level of elegance that we
could only pine for now, so I really enjoyed the conversation.
Speaker 3 (28:35):
I was grateful for his advice.
Speaker 6 (28:36):
It was very warm, very inviting, and I know that
he knows the critical role that Michigan is going to
play in holding Trump accountable in winning back the Senate.
Speaker 1 (28:45):
You're a former president of the United States, You're a
former Harvard bar constitutional attorney, and nothing this man stands for.
Speaker 3 (29:01):
Challenge you.
Speaker 1 (29:05):
Supersedes the d versus our battle for Michigan. A former president,
a former commander in chief that doesn't believe in military
and strength, doesn't believe in a sovereign nation with borders
and protecting them, believe citizenship can be the result of
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invasion or a GPS location.
Speaker 3 (29:32):
No prisons, no police, everybody's just going to behave This
should haunt you.
Speaker 1 (29:42):
A radical socialist Islamist referring to the forty fourth president
by his full Islamic name, saying his presidency is his inspiration.
We all know how Islamists take their cues and at Barack,
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who'ssein Obama can be president? That the time must be
now for Abdul l sayed to not just run for office,
but take this another step further. Well, that's your question
of the day. What does Baraq Whossein Obama, as Abdul
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refers to him, have in common with Abdul l Sayed?
Is it the socialism? Is it the communism? Or is
it the Islam?
Speaker 3 (30:35):
Curious? What you think?
Speaker 1 (30:38):
Only a moron wouldn't be asking the question this morning.
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The Israeli Prime Minister BB Netanya, who is formally rejecting
President Trump's Gaza.
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Peace plan all fifteen points. Sara Lee Kessler.
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Reports Natanya, who said Sunday he won't withdraw Israel's troops
from Gaza until Hamas completely disarms. Meantime, Palestinian militants have
conditionally agreed to the fifteen Point Peace Plan, but claimed
that Israel is continuing to sabotage efforts to stop the war.
I'm Sarah Lee Kessler.
Speaker 1 (32:43):
Senator Jim Banks says Ohio Republican Congressman Max Miller should
resign from office if the allegations against him are true.
Speaker 5 (32:50):
The Indiana Republican made the garment to NBC's Meet the
Press as Miller is accused of abuse Myers, ex wife
and daughter of Republican Senator Bernie Marino.
Speaker 11 (32:59):
If he's he's endangering a seat in Congress, as we're
trying to keep the majority in the House, and he
should drop out. If he's endangering that seat, he should
drop out because of the allegations against him.
Speaker 5 (33:12):
Banks called the allegations terrible, adding that he hopes justice
prevails in this case. Police reports obtained by ABC News
detail accusations of physical abuse and threats during their marriage.
Miller's on the ballot in November in Ohio in an
attempt to be re elected.
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The Heavens, We'll put on a show this week as
the proceeded, am I saying that right perceed I believe
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Hilton was rushed to a hospital last week after he
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covered in blood and cutting himself with a knife at
his Miami home. On Saturday, his family released a statement
on Hilton's website saying, quote, he experienced significant blood loss
and sustain injuries that will require surgery in the coming days.
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It said his treatment and recovery will be a long process.
I'm Lisa Carter, we son, I hadn't loft that damp
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Elvis fans are descending at MEMPHISI this week to celebrate
the King. It's Elvis Week twenty twenty six. The festival
or will be in full swing with his iconic Graceland home.
The ten day festival celebrates Presley's life and music forty
nine years after his death. About seventy percent of the
nation's school aged children go back to school this month,
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and that could be a scary thing.
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Pree Tennis with more.
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Psychology Today's it's nearly sixty percent of kids returning to
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They recommend easing the transition by starting a school routine
at least a week before classes start. Adjust bedtimes and
wake up times to their school schedule, established breakfast and
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Michael Brennan wins the Windham Championship, claims the spot in
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it's your birthday, Happy birthday. We're so glad you were born,
and thanks for waking up with your morning show coming up.
In the third hour, Abdul d al Sayed told Meet
the presses Kristen Welker he had a warm and inspiring
conversation with the forty fourth President of the United States,
as he called him, Barack Hussein Obama, and hopes Obama
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will publicly campaign for him.
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Is Obama in play?
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Is he already involved and why and what does he
have in common with l Sied.
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Will visit with GOP.
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Consultant Chris Walker about that in the third hour, and
Rory's got the scoop on the return of my Space
when your Morning Show continues.
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Yeah.
Speaker 1 (01:23):
Eight minutes after the our former Secretary of Defense Mark
Esper says Iran, I can't believe we need a former
secretary of Defense to make this formal statement. Aran's demands
for reopening the Strait of horror Mooz is ridiculous. Why
are we even discussing Iran's right to close or open
(01:44):
the Strait of horror? Moose would be my question, my
bigger question of the day, because Iran has changed the
deal and that's fallen through. Israel has rejected the President's
fifteen point plan for the Gaza, so that's fallen through.
Primary is the latest is we got a nut running
for governor in Wisconsin and now we find out that
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Obama and LSIED have been in talks. I mean, there's
enough craziness going on right now for us to keep
our our minds wrapped around. Don't even get me started
in AOC freezing her eggs just in time for next easter.
(02:29):
Powerball jackpot is over nine hundred million dollars and we
have rounds and rounds of severe weather storms in the
Midwest and in the Great Lakes area this week to
keep a rye.
Speaker 3 (02:40):
When does the Little Legue World Series start? Is that
this week? Some origionals have already started. Yeah, but we're
not in Williamsport yet. No, not yet this week? Does
it start over the weekend though this weekend or next week?
It's usually.
Speaker 1 (02:57):
Because this weekend will be like the fifteenth that you
when it starts, I thought, and we'll keep an eye
on all that for you. And we did have a
i'll winner at the final PGA regular I guess you
would call it regular season finale, the Windom Championship and
Michael Brennan, and I can't remember what he was positioned,
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but he was out of the FedEx playoffs unless he
won this tournament.
Speaker 3 (03:29):
And Michael Brennan won the tournament to qualify.
Speaker 1 (03:31):
So he finished twenty two hundred par after a six
hundred sixty four to top Bo Hostler by three strokes at
the finale at the Windom Championship, and he claims his
spot in the FedEx cut playoffs.
Speaker 3 (03:43):
So pretty remarkable achievement over the weekend.
Speaker 1 (03:46):
Right, let's get to kind of like the headlines, which
is Iran deal changes, Israeli deal gets rejected. Now again
we start with the headline, what a shock, Right, Iran
moves post again this if you had a deal. I
feel no differently today, which is why I never understood
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why we even feel a need to have a deal.
But the deal has fallen through.
Speaker 3 (04:13):
And it hasn't just fallen through, it it has become laughable.
Speaker 1 (04:22):
Now in the midst of all this, the president's response
to the press was, we're low keying it.
Speaker 3 (04:27):
I joked with Red off the air.
Speaker 1 (04:29):
I said, right, I'd like to open the show with
you explain to the audience with low king It means,
so a very serious situation continues to have very unserious results.
Iran comes out this weekend with an entire new list
of demands. Now as I unpacked these new lists of demands,
(04:50):
you do realize this is everything they're calling on the
US basically to admit, defeat, surrender, and pay them back.
So it wasn't like they were seriously negotiating and changed
(05:11):
their mind about one thing or was a stickler on
one demand that they wouldn't budge. That's what we've been
living this weekend. Tehran stated the strait would remain closed
until the US corrects its behavior. Now we're grounded. Iran
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demands include permanently ending the war, lifting sanctions, ending the
naval blockade, withdrawing American forces from the entire region, releasing
frozen Iranian assets, and fully compensating Iran for all war damages.
So this is a requirement of a complete surrender by
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the United States. I'm surprised, and asked for Texas, California
in New York. At the same time, the Pentagon is
pushing defense companies to speed up weapons production as some
US doc files dwindle. So is we're low keying it
meaning we're rearming? Is low keying it mean we really
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don't even need this deal, We don't need these negotiata.
But which I'd feel a lot better if the President
would say out loud, but this is a long way
from the Strait of horror.
Speaker 3 (06:29):
Moves is opening imminently.
Speaker 1 (06:32):
Because clearly Ron is playing games, and they've been playing
him pretty consistently for fourteen hundred years.
Speaker 3 (06:43):
Now.
Speaker 1 (06:43):
At what point can you continue to put lipstick on
this pig.
Speaker 3 (06:47):
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (06:49):
I mean I have that conversation with Lieutenant Colonel James
Carafano all the time. I just don't get it, and
I do think it looks stupid and unnecessarily. But yeah,
waking up this morning, the Iran deal is going nowhere.
This is Iran making its push to drive gas prices
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up in the market down the President's push to kind
of stabilize it. We're loking it. And again, what is
loking it mean? We're only semi negotiating with them, said
President Trump. We're just we're watching Iran with its huge
(07:33):
inflation and the fact that they have no money, which
is true, and they can't do anything really sustained militarily
to defend themselves or to provoke. So I agree with
the President, Iran is in very bad shape. What I
don't get is why we don't just say, make them
(07:55):
move on that nuclear material.
Speaker 3 (07:56):
We're going to bomb you.
Speaker 1 (07:58):
May can move on any ship in the straight up
horror moves, we're going to bomb you, and then just.
Speaker 3 (08:02):
Do it when they do.
Speaker 1 (08:04):
I don't know why we want a deal that isn't
worth anything, even if we get it. I don't know
why we're locying it, and I certainly don't know why
we're opening the door up for this criticism. Israel has
completely rejected the Gaza fifteen point plan by the president.
The sticking point there is a little more reasonable. And
I thought we were all on the same side on
(08:27):
this issue that no troops are leaving Gaza until Hamas disarms,
which was a big part of the fifteen point plan
to begin with. So the US, along with Israel should
be rejecting this Gaza plan. And can't you just imagine
(08:50):
where the crazy left takes this?
Speaker 3 (08:53):
Once again, israellli Olisaj.
Speaker 1 (08:57):
Today the Atlantics big story is the right's obsession with
Anthony Fauci and the left disinterest after a million deaths
should be the story. Why aren't they equally curious the
whole l sied, Okay, so you have AOC going on.
(09:19):
The talking head shows she's wanting to be begged to
run for president that we all know she's going to
run for that. I know she's going to lead for
a long time. It's as simple as when Bernie handed
the torch to AOC.
Speaker 3 (09:37):
That's his words. By the way, I'm handing the torch.
Speaker 1 (09:40):
Did he hand the torch to her to run for
Senate the state of New York and replace CHUCKI. Schumer,
Or did he hand the torch to her to take
his place as a presidential nominee leader that has to
you have to rig elections to.
Speaker 3 (09:57):
Avoid I think she can win.
Speaker 1 (10:00):
They should come on us, right, you're getting better and
better at that. We need Bernie to run so we
can have Thursdays with Bernie.
Speaker 3 (10:09):
I've been working all weekend. Hopefully we'll get this down.
We could do weekends with Bernie, a new podcast. I mean,
just can't make this stuff up to me.
Speaker 1 (10:21):
The only serious question of the day, he says, dismounting
perfectly on time with the clock. If what AOC says
is true, what Al sayed says is true that he
and Obama had a long inspirational conversation and that he
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hopes that Obama joins the momentum and team, in other words,
campaigns for him. It begs he and I always say
the only thing left shocking in life is the truth.
This Monday morning, as crazy as all this around stuff is,
what does a constitutional attorney from Harvard University head of
(11:04):
the bar have in common with an Islamist, radical socialist
who doesn't believe in that constitution, wants to eliminate the
presidency of which you were one forty four, get rid
of the United States Senate, which you were one for
(11:27):
sixty days then he started running for president, let alone borders, security, police, prison.
I mean, what on earth could Barack Obama have been
saying to a radical I don't even believe socialist, I
(11:49):
believe Islamist. That was inspirational and what could they possibly
have in common? That is not an accusation, That is
not my attempt to talk radio to provoke you the morning.
That is a legitimate question. Is Barack Obama in play
and all of this? Has he always been in play?
(12:12):
Does he have anything in common? And which is it
socialism or Islam? Well, hasn't been? Hasn't that been the
question for Barack Obama all these years? That more coming up?
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This is your morning show with Michael del Chno.
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By far and away the top story. The Iran deal
has just been basically ripped up. Iran has completely changed
all the terms. We now have Mary and Boise in
what I would call interpretive skit form with more on
our top story.
Speaker 4 (14:24):
Mary, Hey Dad, this is your girl Ibrania, and I
know that I'm grounded, but I'm willing to work this
out with you. So if you will buy me a
g Wagon and a Cardia watch, I promise I will
try to get at least a C minus in school.
Thanks Daddy, have a great day.
Speaker 3 (14:46):
Thank you love.
Speaker 1 (14:47):
Remember how you used always threaten the Mary would someday
be my co host.
Speaker 3 (14:50):
I think she already is.
Speaker 1 (14:54):
In other news, Michigan's Democratic nominee for US Senate says
he hopes former President Barack Obama we will campaign with him.
Speaker 5 (15:01):
During an appearance on NBC's Meet the Press, Abdul lsay
Ed says he spoke with Obama following his primary victory
last week, calling their conversation really warm and inspiring.
Speaker 3 (15:10):
Look, we talked a lot about what it'll take to win.
Speaker 6 (15:12):
Obviously, his presidence in here in Michigan, here in Michigan,
would mean so much to the coalition that helped elect him,
so I hope that we get to campaign together.
Speaker 5 (15:20):
El Sayed added he was grateful for his advice and
that Obama knows the critical role Michigan will play in
holding President Trump accountable. It comes as top Democrats have
back the Progressive l saied, including former Vice President Kamala
Harris and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. Elsa Ed will
face Republican former Congressman Mike Rodgers in November.
Speaker 3 (15:37):
I'm Mark Mayfield.
Speaker 1 (15:38):
Well, the Democrat Party, Obama's legacy, and of course the
Iranian deal isn't the only thing that fell apart. Prime
Minister b b Netya, who is formally rejecting the President's
peace plan for the Gaza.
Speaker 7 (15:48):
Natanya, who said Sunday he won't withdraw Israel's troops from
Gaza until Hamas completely disarms. Meantime, Palestinian militants have conditionally
agreed to the fifteen point piece plan, but claimed that
Israel is continuing to sabotage efforts to stop the war.
I'm Sarah Lee Kessler.
Speaker 1 (16:07):
My brother Bobby. His birthday obviously, you know, falls on
different days every year based on the calendar and there
are I think one out of every five six years.
It falls on Thanksgiving Day, which I always thought was interesting.
My brother Vick's birthday is every year on New Year's Eve.
This only happens to me once in a blue moon
that my birthday falls on the championship game of the
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Little League World Series, and it will this year August thirtieth.
We have confirmed the League World Series will start in
Williamsport a week from Wednesday, so running about a week
late this year. Meanwhile, the power Ball jackpot is now
worth nine hundred million dollars.
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I had to remind him no overtime this month. Everybody
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I guess clocking in on the talkback line is Woody
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Speaker 9 (18:00):
Morning, Michael. So, the naval blockade is still in place
in the Straits, but do you recall, and it's been
well over two months ago, that we were told that
if those oil storage facilities weren't relieved of that capacity,
that the pumps in those facilities would be permanently damaged.
Makes one wonder were we being lied to or do
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the talking heads just don't know what the heck they're
talking about.
Speaker 3 (18:27):
And don't forget.
Speaker 1 (18:27):
As I always remind people from my many years of
guessing in college.
Speaker 3 (18:31):
There's always all of the above.
Speaker 1 (18:32):
Thirty six minutes after the hour, early bird gets the
warm sleepy squirrel, missus and not ariz and shine and
welcome to Monday, August, the tenth year of our Lord
twenty twenty six. Well, the Iranian deal has fallen apart completely.
In fact, they're asking for a US surrender. I mean
their list of demands now is they control the strait
of hormones, the war is over, lift all sanctions, withdraw
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all forces from the region, release all assets that have
been frozen, pay for all damages that have been done.
They're asking for a complete US surrendered. Meanwhile, the President says, well,
we're low king whatever that is, speaking of lokying, it
israelly Prime Minister, bb net, Yahoo, no low key about it.
He formally has rejected the President's gouys a board a
(19:15):
peace plan all fifteen points Adios, amigos. Our troops are
not leaving until Hamas disarms, and no one believes they
would even disarm if they agreed to disarm. Second first,
same as the first Herman Herman's headlines today. Meanwhile, we
have the Michigan Democratic nominee for the United States Senate
saying he hosts of Barack Obama will campaign for him. Well,
(19:38):
that's a strange bedfellow, is it not. I cannot stress
enough how remarkably you wouldn't think a constitutional Harvard Barr
attorney would have any in common with a radical Islamist.
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And I don't say that because I am Islamophobic, but
because I understand Sharia law and Sharia law is the
exact opposite of our constitutional, representative republic government of laws.
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We believe in liberty, Scheria law doesn't. We believe in
separation of church and state. Sharia law doesn't. We believe
in right of assembly. Sharia law doesn't freedom of religion.
Sharia law doesn't innocent until proven guilty. Sharia law doesn't equality,
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Sharia law doesn't. That's a big thing. So it is
a wise question waking up this morning, and it's just
a question, and it's a question for Barack Obama to
answer either after being asked, which I doubt he ever.
Speaker 3 (21:06):
Will be, or in action.
Speaker 1 (21:09):
So here's Abdul al Sayed saying, Oh, I had a
phone conversation with Barack Obama. I don't know if Barck
told him you need to cool it down. You can't
reveal everything. Stop calling yourself a socialist. Stop with some
of these radical ideas. Run more to the center, and
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then once you win, then get radical. We don't know
what he said that was inspirational. I'm so proud of
you for having the guts to do what I never
had the guts to do. I couldn't admit it. What
inspired Abdul l sayed about that conversation inspired him enough
(21:54):
to tell meet the press, I'm hoping he will campaign
for me.
Speaker 3 (22:01):
Again.
Speaker 1 (22:02):
What does a constitutional bar attorney have in common with
a radical socialist who will seize property income control or
an Islamist who will replace our Judeo Christian culture with
that of Sharia law? What on earth could they have
(22:24):
in common? But the first question is is Barack Obama
in play? Maybe the second question is has Barack Obama
always been in play? What an interesting phone call. Why
isn't Barack Obama having the same reaction that Bill Maher
is having, that John Fetterer is having, or James Carvell
(22:51):
for that matter. Now, Carvel did speak over the weekend,
and what I thought was interesting about what he said
was and he's on CNN's he's doing it. He's slamming
CNN on CNN about even having discussions. How about l
(23:13):
say ed, I guess Carvell's looking at the same number
as I did. This guy barely squeaked by, and if
there wasn't a third candidate, he would have lost in
the primary. And everything suggests he's going to get beat
in the general. Why are we all so obsessed with Lsayed? Listen,
but let me take your hat off. You got forty
eight percent in a primary. You're being haled on CNN.
There's a revolutionary, complete title wave hitting the United States,
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just the latest greatest thing that ever happened. And what
I'm saying right here is I would go a little
bit slow, baby, if I was analyzing this, and I
would also say, you're gonna have your.
Speaker 10 (23:49):
Chance in twenty twenty eight. But boy, we're all into him,
We're all into the revolution now, and we're all, well, yeah,
so this is great. This is for why you got
to get everybody that voted for your opponent in the
primary to vote for you in the general.
Speaker 3 (24:06):
Maybe you need produce some.
Speaker 10 (24:08):
Hard political work and develop some political skills that make
you more accessible to more voters.
Speaker 1 (24:15):
Now, listen, once you cheat in elections and have the
ability to cheat in elections, there are things beyond the
norm that are possible. But by and large, if you're
in a primary, I'll give you an example. Marsha Blackburn
is probably headed at seventy four years old to being
the first female governor of Tennessee. But had the laws
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been you have to get at least fifty percent in
the primary to advance, otherwise there's a runoff. I think
she loses. So in the case of lsied, yeah, you
had forty eight percent, one percent more than the next person,
But you've got to convince everyone that voted for that
person and presumably the other one that made the difference.
(25:02):
What was it five percent I think she was or
not even she had sixty thousand votes, I don't remember
what that came to. I think it was four percent.
So you've got to convince fifty two percent of voters
that voted against you to vote for you. And that's
just to have all the Democrats behind you facing a
Republican former member of Congress.
Speaker 3 (25:28):
As elections.
Speaker 1 (25:29):
Go good luck, And your squeaked out one percent win
was with a twenty to twenty five percent turnout. That
may not be the case come November. Now I will
hand them this.
Speaker 3 (25:48):
All the students will be back at the universities to
be pandered up to and harvested.
Speaker 1 (25:54):
But that's a big uphill climb. So congratulations and win
in the prime. But you only had forty eight percent,
and you've got fifty one to fifty two percent of
Democrats to convince. Now, clearly they had a strong view
against you. And if you're doubling down on no police,
if you're doubling down on no prison prisons, if you're
(26:14):
doubling down on no borders and no ice, if you're
doubling down on amnesty and redistribution of wealth and seizing
control of property and healthcare, closing overseas military bases, no presidency,
no Senate, no Supreme Court. I mean, come on, good luck. Now,
(26:42):
had Donald Trump done that, no one would have heard it.
That's James Carvel, that's the strategist behind Bill Clinton. I
realize ancient history, but once amount rushmore of leftists, not
a peep, I might add out of Bill or out
of Hillary. Joe, of course his hands full with stage
(27:08):
four pancreatic cancer. But Barack Obama on the phone, Barack Obama, inspiring,
El sayed.
Speaker 3 (27:25):
Really, then he's on meet the press. And of course
I'm not going to ask you to reveal any specific spot.
Speaker 4 (27:39):
I know you're not going to give me every detail
of the call.
Speaker 3 (27:43):
But what was the crux of his message to you?
Speaker 6 (27:46):
Doctor El sayed, well, Christ and you're right, I like
to keep private conversations private, but it was a really
warm and inspiring conversation.
Speaker 3 (27:54):
I gotta be honest with you.
Speaker 6 (27:55):
I never saw myself ever able to run for public office.
I literally told former President Bill Clinton that at my
college graduation in which I was the senior speaker and
he was the main speaker. And I then watched the
next year Barack Hussein Obama run for and win the presidency.
Speaker 3 (28:11):
I watched him.
Speaker 1 (28:13):
Anybody noticed anything there? Anybody notice how Abdul l sayed
refers to President Obama.
Speaker 6 (28:24):
Listen and watch the next year Barack Hussein Obama run
for and win the presidency. I watched him serve with
a level of class, a level of elegance that we
could only pine for now, so I really enjoyed the conversation.
Speaker 3 (28:35):
I was grateful for his advice.
Speaker 6 (28:36):
It was very warm, very inviting, and I know that
he knows the critical role that Michigan is going to
play in holding Trump accountable in winning back the Senate.
Speaker 1 (28:45):
You're a former president of the United States, You're a
former Harvard bar constitutional attorney, and nothing this man stands for.
Speaker 3 (29:01):
Challenge you.
Speaker 1 (29:05):
Supersedes the d versus our battle for Michigan. A former president,
a former commander in chief that doesn't believe in military
and strength, doesn't believe in a sovereign nation with borders
and protecting them, believe citizenship can be the result of
(29:28):
invasion or a GPS location.
Speaker 3 (29:32):
No prisons, no police, everybody's just going to behave This
should haunt you.
Speaker 1 (29:42):
A radical socialist Islamist referring to the forty fourth president
by his full Islamic name, saying his presidency is his inspiration.
We all know how Islamists take their cues and at Barack,
(30:02):
who'ssein Obama can be president? That the time must be
now for Abdul l sayed to not just run for office,
but take this another step further. Well, that's your question
of the day. What does Baraq Whossein Obama, as Abdul
(30:23):
refers to him, have in common with Abdul l Sayed?
Is it the socialism? Is it the communism? Or is
it the Islam?
Speaker 3 (30:35):
Curious? What you think?
Speaker 1 (30:38):
Only a moron wouldn't be asking the question this morning.
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Speaker 2 (32:12):
It's Your Morning Show with Michael del Chorno.
Speaker 1 (32:16):
The Israeli Prime Minister BB Netanya, who is formally rejecting
President Trump's Gaza.
Speaker 3 (32:21):
Peace plan all fifteen points. Sara Lee Kessler.
Speaker 7 (32:24):
Reports Natanya, who said Sunday he won't withdraw Israel's troops
from Gaza until Hamas completely disarms. Meantime, Palestinian militants have
conditionally agreed to the fifteen Point Peace Plan, but claimed
that Israel is continuing to sabotage efforts to stop the war.
I'm Sarah Lee Kessler.
Speaker 1 (32:43):
Senator Jim Banks says Ohio Republican Congressman Max Miller should
resign from office if the allegations against him are true.
Speaker 5 (32:50):
The Indiana Republican made the garment to NBC's Meet the
Press as Miller is accused of abuse Myers, ex wife
and daughter of Republican Senator Bernie Marino.
Speaker 11 (32:59):
If he's he's endangering a seat in Congress, as we're
trying to keep the majority in the House, and he
should drop out. If he's endangering that seat, he should
drop out because of the allegations against him.
Speaker 5 (33:12):
Banks called the allegations terrible, adding that he hopes justice
prevails in this case. Police reports obtained by ABC News
detail accusations of physical abuse and threats during their marriage.
Miller's on the ballot in November in Ohio in an
attempt to be re elected.
Speaker 3 (33:25):
I'm Mark Meyfield.
Speaker 1 (33:26):
The Heavens, We'll put on a show this week as
the proceeded, am I saying that right perceed I believe
so per seed the per seed meteor shower reaches its
peak Tammy tricheo as the pronunciation in details.
Speaker 8 (33:42):
It happens as the Earth passes through the trail of
debris left behind by the swift tuttle comet, debris that
burns up on hitting the atmosphere. The best time to
watch will be overnight Wednesday, August twelveth through Thursday, August thirteenth,
when a new moon offers darker skies. I'm Tammy Trichio.
Speaker 3 (33:58):
The family Perez Hilton says the Celebtarty blogger is in
serious condition at a Florida hospital and will require surgery.
Speaker 8 (34:05):
Hilton was rushed to a hospital last week after he
lives streamed a TikTok video that appeared to show him
covered in blood and cutting himself with a knife at
his Miami home. On Saturday, his family released a statement
on Hilton's website saying, quote, he experienced significant blood loss
and sustain injuries that will require surgery in the coming days.
(34:25):
It said his treatment and recovery will be a long process.
I'm Lisa Carter, we son, I hadn't loft that damp
that thing.
Speaker 1 (34:33):
Elvis fans are descending at MEMPHISI this week to celebrate
the King. It's Elvis Week twenty twenty six. The festival
or will be in full swing with his iconic Graceland home.
The ten day festival celebrates Presley's life and music forty
nine years after his death. About seventy percent of the
nation's school aged children go back to school this month,
(34:55):
and that could be a scary thing.
Speaker 3 (34:57):
Pree Tennis with more.
Speaker 12 (34:58):
Psychology Today's it's nearly sixty percent of kids returning to
school are not happy about it. Doctor say parents should
look for stress and anxiety in kids returning to the classroom.
They recommend easing the transition by starting a school routine
at least a week before classes start. Adjust bedtimes and
wake up times to their school schedule, established breakfast and
lunch routines, and validate anxiety about the demands of school.
(35:22):
Because that collegists say they're real. I'm pree Tennis.
Speaker 1 (35:25):
Michael Brennan wins the Windham Championship, claims the spot in
the FedEx Cup after winning the tour's regular season finale
this weekend, and Baseball Reds lost seven to one to
the nats a's four to three over the Red Sox
Pirates got pounded eleven to one by the Mets. Philly's
edged out the Blue Jays seven to six, Angels fell
twelve to three to the Marlins. Guardians lost five three
to the White Sox, Cardinals seven to four over the Rockies,
(35:48):
Tigers three to one over the Giants, Raise beat the
Mariners four to one in the Dbacks one four to
two over the Dodgers. Birthdays today, Antonio Bendettes is sixty
six years old. You remember Patty Austin, the singer, She's
seventy six. The author of The Hunter Games, Susanne Collins,
child book author sixty three years old. And the former
(36:08):
heavyweight champion Riddick bow is sixty years old today. If
it's your birthday, Happy birthday. We're so glad you were born,
and thanks for waking up with your morning show coming up.
In the third hour, Abdul d al Sayed told Meet
the presses Kristen Welker he had a warm and inspiring
conversation with the forty fourth President of the United States,
as he called him, Barack Hussein Obama, and hopes Obama
(36:30):
will publicly campaign for him.
Speaker 3 (36:32):
Is Obama in play?
Speaker 1 (36:35):
Is he already involved and why and what does he
have in common with l Sied.
Speaker 3 (36:40):
Will visit with GOP.
Speaker 1 (36:41):
Consultant Chris Walker about that in the third hour, and
Rory's got the scoop on the return of my Space
when your Morning Show continues.
Speaker 2 (36:49):
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