August 10, 2026 • 37 mins
Abdul El-Sayed told Meet the Press’s Kristin Welker he had a “warm” and “inspiring” conversation with former President Obama after defeating Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.) in the Democratic primary. He hopes Obama will publicly campaign for him. Republican consultant Chris Walker joins us to discuss whether Obama is getting involved — and why.
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across the Midwest and Great Lakes this week. Powerball jackpot
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singing like canaries on the Talking Head shows mainly meet
the press this weekend. For El, sayed, this was the
interesting conversation that he had about his conversation, both warm
(01:15):
and inspiring with the forty fourth president of the United States.
Speaker 4 (01:18):
Listen, you spoke to.
Speaker 5 (01:19):
Former President Barack Obama on the phone. I know you're
not going to give me every detail of the call,
but what was the crux of his message to you,
doctor El sayed, Well.
Speaker 6 (01:31):
Christ and you're right, I like to keep private conversations private,
but it was a really warm and inspiring conversation. I
gotta be honest with you. 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
(01:52):
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 commonnversation. I was grateful for his advice. 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 and in
building forward the future that we need.
Speaker 3 (02:13):
So number one, he refers to him as Barack Hussein Obama.
Number two, we know that Bill Clinton did inspire him,
but Barack Obama going from United States Senator to president
did inspire him. What do these two have in common?
Is it socialism or Islam or both? Chris Walker is
(02:35):
joining us? Is this really Barack Obama putting a d
in Congress and this type of d ahead of these
radical views and as a former president? And why does
he refer to him as Barack Hussein Obama? And nobody minds?
Speaker 4 (02:51):
Yeah, that was a Goomory Michael. That was fascinating slip
of the tongue for lack of a better word. You know, look,
al Fayeta is is a is a radical left extremist
in every possible way. And you know what's interesting about
the DSA candidates is they're speaking the truth out loud,
whether it's rock to Santa Bava or it's you know,
(03:15):
talking about eliminating the Senate or not the desiah of
saying that. But the CSA candidates are or you know,
expanded the Supreme Court or other types of radical ideas
that are one unconstitutional and two shaking at the very
core of what's made this country what it is. And
so you know, socialism comes every every every few, every
(03:36):
few generations. And here we are finding young people who
are mostly wealthy. I mean again, I also can't notice
that christ of Walcoer calls him doctor l sayed as
if you know, let's not forget that he is a
comes from from an extreme wealthy background, but yet still
wants to employ pain and suffering in terms of economic
conditions on the rest of America. So we have we
(03:58):
have another situation here. We have a a limousine liberal
who is you know, poverty for the not for me.
And this is something you know, I think Michigan is
is sadly listening to. And that's something we as Republicans
and conservatives have to start pushing back on. It's this
notion of of of great ideas that are actually historically
(04:20):
proven to be wrong. But we're just not winning that
argument right now.
Speaker 3 (04:23):
Yeah, I mean, I think I think reasonably, Chris, it
is fair to point to both apathy, low voter turnout,
especially in these primaries, uh and ignorance ignorance of socialism
ignorance of Sharia law and extreme Islamic beliefs. Notice Christen
Welker didn't have a follow up to uh, you know
(04:43):
what exactly about Barack Obama inspired and Barack Obama, of course,
was a constitutional attorney and head of the Harvard Barr Association.
Uh went on to be a community organizer, then a
state senator, then a United States Senator for sixty days
when he turned around and ran for president. In between
he was a community organizer, so a non practicing attorney
(05:08):
al Sayeah, past medical school but never got licensed and
is never practiced as a doctor claiming to be a doctor.
I mean, what's your best guess is to what they
have in common?
Speaker 4 (05:22):
You know a H I think, let me, let me
give bad motives. But look that they want to fundamentally
change America towards left in an incredibly different, an incredibly
damaging and and and uh in scary way. And you know,
(05:42):
whether it's it's a Muslim background or whether it's just liberalism,
their vision in future of America is is a scary one.
That that that that's where their agreement is. It's not
about you know, what's good for the country, what's good
for the middle classes. What's good for the elitism of
their idea.
Speaker 3 (06:00):
Is so as a consultant and an analyst, is Barack
Obama in play or has he already been in play?
Speaker 4 (06:09):
Oh? Yeah, he's definitely he's in playing the sense that
he's obviously again with the Podesta Think Tank and everything else.
Barack Obama is intrinsically involved in every single effort here
to remake the country, using the Democrat Party as a
tool to do so. We saw it in his presidency,
(06:30):
it's disastrous presidency, and we're seeing it in his effort
to recruit these newer, younger, more radical candidates that he
thinks he can get across the maeniculant. He didn't think
he could do that in two thousand and eight and
twenty twelve. Now he thinks he can in twenty twenty six.
And that's where this alignment is happening. He's seeing it
and he also sees it as a chance to be
(06:51):
a cynical winner in a way that you know, we
have to have prisspack From the conservative side.
Speaker 3 (06:57):
Chris Walker is a consultant and analyst for the Republican Party.
Joins us with all things Republican. We've got primaries this week.
I think even though it's Vermont, Connecticut, Minnesota, and Wisconsin,
most attention is on Wisconsin. Are you shocked at AOC
refused to endorse this controversial gubernatorial candidate in Wisconsin, basically saying, well,
(07:19):
I'm simply focused on, you know, getting control of Congress
right now. I don't have any interest in a gubernatorial race.
That's certainly when in the case when it was a
mayor's race in New York, well still.
Speaker 4 (07:33):
Endorse if you know, if she pro proves to be
a winner on Tuesday. So you know, she's trying to
pick her she's playing politics. She's playing it incredibly cautiously
because she is looking towards twenty twenty eight. So she
doesn't want to be looked at as picking a loser
(07:54):
because she doesn't want to have any And look, we
saw in Michigan last week the polling was was pretty
out of whack and outside went only about a slim margin.
So Wisconsin still could very very potentially, you know, come
out without you know, a radical candidate. But we'll see
how that all shakes out. I seem I think I
think it will end up being the radical candidate. But
(08:16):
on the whole. You know, she'll come out and endors
and be a part of the whole bandwagon after after
we see a potential win.
Speaker 3 (08:23):
On Tuesday, it did come up her polling in New Hampshire,
and then the conversation about will you run for president?
She says she's flattered, she's not focused on that right now.
There's no question in your mind AOC is running for
president right on.
Speaker 4 (08:42):
And look, Francesca Hang will be a you know, she
will be if she wins in Wisconsin tomorrow, she will
be aligned with AOC, and and AOC will be aligned
with her because this is again, uh, the most radical
left wing effort to try to to try to win
(09:03):
and really educated voters quickly on the dangers of what
we've seen from these socialism and frankly communists that are
coming out of these these Democrat premers right now. It's
amazing to me that the chance here for them is
big for Democrats, but they're squandering by Doorsday's radical left candidates.
We have to but we have to be visual in
(09:24):
to make sure that our voters get out as well,
because ultimately, if these people win on a general election level.
Katie Marlador for what we're going to see in this
country over over the long haul. But that is something
we don't want to have happened.
Speaker 3 (09:36):
James Carvell had a great exchange. I played it earlier
and I played again in the Sounds of the day,
and he basically is chastising CNN as he's being interviewed
by CNN, saying, you guys, are you know crowning this
lsied as this great movement. He only had forty eight
percent of the vote, only one by one percent. He's
(09:58):
going to have to convert fifty two percent of Democrats
that voted against him to unanimously vote for him to
even compete in the general. In other words, the numbers
aren't there. He's a flash in the pan. Do you
think James Carvell's assessment is correct that this has much
to do about? Ultimately?
Speaker 4 (10:14):
Nothing I do. But I think we were seeing in
state after states that Democrats are energized and Republicans are not.
So we you know, and let's not forget and you
and I talk about this a lot. And these Democrats
have the media behind them, you know. Look a glowing
Christen Welker interview over the weekend on Me to Press
(10:36):
is not something that any Republican gets. And that's not whining,
but it's just the reality of the situation. And so
they're going to do The media is going to do
everything they can over the next ninety days to try
to paint over the radicalism of these candidates and make
them look normal, make them sound reasonable, And it is
(10:56):
up to us to see through those lives, because that
is what the media is going to try to do. That.
They're doing James Tolerico in Texas, They're doing with l Sai.
They're going to do it, you know, with Mom, Donnie,
look at me. Madni is the mayor of New York
and somehow is a celebrity of national and international fame.
Now that's the media, and so we have a tremendously
big task in front of us to define them correctly,
(11:20):
because the media is doing everything they can with their
massive tools and power to try to convince Americans that
they're actually good for the country and they're not.
Speaker 3 (11:29):
I suspect you feel the same way. It is very
difficult to be a serious thinker and in such an
unseerious time. If you're looking at that AOC interview, most
of America seems to be interested in her freezing of
her eggs, interested in whether or not she will run
for president, but for a serious thinker. When she was
(11:49):
asked the question about the DSA political platform, of which
she is the leader of the DSA, if not the
Democrat Party as a whole, she distance herself from defunding
the Department of Defense, no military closing overseas military bases,
abolishing police and prison systems, amnesty for all I legal immigrants,
no border security, no ice. I mean, I could go
(12:11):
on and on, and when it came time, she just
distances herself from it and basically says, you know, she's
not into academic debates right now. I think people are
less interested in these academic debates and are more interested
in how we're going to bring their bills down and
make sure that they can afford and see a doctor.
(12:33):
I wouldn't even I think that's breathtaking. I have never
seen a serious head of a party or a serious
candidate for president of the United States so distanced themselves
in embarrassment from their own platform. I mean, it's a
first what do you make of it?
Speaker 4 (12:50):
One? I think she's lying. She doesn't believe anything she
just said, because she's she's adopting all those positions in
her votes and in her in her demeanor. So you know,
again as you as you wisely mentioned the shame on
Christen Welcome for not even asking a follow up question. No,
(13:11):
but of course she believes that. Of course she's the
Stames pair for these ideas, and of course you know
there's going to be a line through her campaign to
this very radical agenda. And yeah, you're right, it's un
serious to be talking about her freezing eggs. I mean,
who cares. We're talking about someone who wants to leave
the country. We're talking about her personal journey over you know,
(13:33):
you know, embracing the lie of fertility in your late thirties,
you know, even though biology says otherwise. So you know,
we can get to that at another time. But you know,
up and down, it was just producing falsehoods and and uh,
you know, misstatements and and it's the media will not
call her out on it, so it's up to us
to do it because we're seeing the media and doing
(13:54):
everything they can to be conservative ideas and beat the president.
Speaker 3 (13:58):
Do you think it's a fair assessment to say that
Bernie Sanders didn't pass the torch to her to join
him in the Senate. He passed the torch to her
to run as a leading candidate for president, and she
plans to do such.
Speaker 4 (14:09):
Absolutely absolutely. I mean, you know, Bernie knows he can't
run again, but he wants his ideas to the ploorish
and he's seated through AOC. That's why they campaigned together
so hard in twenty twenty four. You know they're working
together now. Yes, they're two heads of the same viperous body.
Speaker 3 (14:28):
It's so in plain sight that you really don't have
to fear the DSA. You don't have to fear Islam.
You need to fear the enemy, that is we in
the mirror, the American people. If we get this wrong,
it's that obvious, I would think, and should sort itself
out in the general election. All right, appreciate it. We'll
have more with you or sooner if conditions warrant. We
get some of these results from Vermont, Connecticut, Minnesota, and
(14:52):
of course where most of the eyes are, Wisconsin.
Speaker 4 (14:56):
Thanks Michael, have a great week, Great talk to you soon.
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This is your morning show with Michael del Chrono.
Speaker 3 (16:29):
Never mind MySpace coming back. We got our space, right,
you say it, you send it, We all hear it.
Starting with Big John and Poughkeepsie. Is my guess they're
both cut from the same call. Yeah, but let's be
a little bit more specific. Rick in Virginia, good morning.
Would you really be a surprised if Obama and Kamala
Harris didn't campaign wholeheartedly for AlSi ed in Michigan.
Speaker 4 (16:52):
Absolutely not. Socialists will say it.
Speaker 3 (16:53):
The first thing to do is to control somebody live,
is control their house, turn and run up the debt
that you control their money.
Speaker 4 (16:59):
Back in Resident Trump's first.
Speaker 7 (17:01):
Term, during the State of the Union, he said that
the United States had never become a socialist country. Jef
Schumer stood up in a plot, as did Nancy Pelosi,
but not Kamala Harris.
Speaker 4 (17:09):
People are revealing who they are.
Speaker 3 (17:11):
Yeah, I think that's what you need to keep your
ears open. I mean I always say the two things
we never ask. What is the proper role and responsibility
of the government and what is the role and responsibility
of the self governed. See, whether you're a socialist or
an Islamist, you have nothing in common with a representative
(17:33):
republic of laws, that's for sure. They may have a
lot more specific things in common that I think someone
should ask them.
Speaker 4 (17:44):
We will.
Speaker 3 (17:45):
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Speaker 3 (18:13):
We have rounds of severe thunderstorms later this week that's
going to bear down on millions across the Midwest and
the Great Lakes area. We also have the powerball jackpot
now worth nine hundred million dollars. We basically have had
the Iranian deal just completely blow up. Iran has completely
changed all the terms. They now are demanding the US
(18:34):
correct its behavior. I don't know what that means. I
guess we're grounded and the war lift the sanctions, withdraw
all forces from the Mid Middle East, release assets, and
pay for any damages. So somewhere along the line they
want us to surrender and pay damage. So this is
(18:56):
going nowhere. The presidents referred to this as he's low
keying it. I don't know that anybody really knows what
low keying it means. I think what the President means
is these negotiations are all a joke anyway, and the
longer they don't comply, the more we can continue to
(19:16):
slowly make them go broke. Specifically, what I'd like the
President maybe to do to up the game a little
bit is if they are making some money shipping oil
by land, if you touch anything in the Strait of
horm Moves, We're going to bomb your oil shipments by land.
That would tighten the bolts a little bit. But time
(19:36):
will tell, and it's the President not my job to
answer what low kying it means. But clearly this deal
has blown up, As the former Secretary of Defense Mark
Esper said, Around's demands for reopening the strait of Hormoves
are now ridiculous. So we're nowhere oil up one percent
ball in the President's court or bombing approval in the
(20:01):
president's court. Meanwhile, the Israeli Prime Minister bb Natya, who
is formally rejecting the president's cause a board of peace
plan for good reason. They will not withdraw troops until
Hamas disarms.
Speaker 4 (20:15):
All right, uh.
Speaker 3 (20:16):
Having said that, that's your top stories, although I would
actually say you can learn a heck of a lot
more today with sounds of the day than you can
by me giving you the top story. So let's get
on with the show. We will win, we will wist.
Speaker 4 (20:35):
They all look like a bunch of girly men.
Speaker 3 (20:40):
If this does not make even change, I think you
will be entertained, always revealing, often entertaining. It's time for
your sounds of the day this weekend. While you were
busy doing whatever you were doing, AOC the head of
the Democrat Party or the presumed soon to be leader,
if not already for President of the United States nomination
(21:02):
in the Democrat Party and Abdullah al Sayed, who came
off a narrow primary victory in Michigan. We're doing all
the talking. We start with al Sayed's I meet the press.
There's not a lot of redirection in any of this interview.
So again we all know what the problem is, death
(21:23):
of journalism, mainstream legacy media being in the back pocket
of the Democrat Party, and that includes socialist and Islamists apparently.
So here's Walker just fawning on and on about l
Sayed and she knows he won't reveal any of the particulars.
But you had a conversation with a former president.
Speaker 5 (21:43):
Listen that you spoke to former President Barack Obama on
the phone. I know you're not going to give me
every detail of the call, but what was the crux
of his message to you, doctor El Sayed?
Speaker 6 (21:57):
Well, Christ and you're right, I like to keep private
conversations private, but it was a really warm and inspiring conversation.
I gotta be honest with you. 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
(22:17):
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. I was grateful for his advice.
It was very warm, very inviting. Uh and I know
that he knows the critical role that. Notice he called
him Barack Hussein Obama and nervous. Nobody has a problem
(22:40):
with that. When Donald Trump does it, of course it's
Islam islamaphobia. But ad I say, Ed does it. Nobody
even blinks.
Speaker 3 (22:55):
The whole conversation is presented almost like an endorsement from
the forty fourth president. And notice there's no follow up
or we're not hearing Barack Obama side of this conversation.
So it is a legitimate question to ask, what does
a forty fourth president of the United States, a former
(23:18):
United States Senator, of which Abul abdul si Ed is
running for the United States Senate, believing in dissolving the
United States Senate, let alone the presidency, let alone the
Supreme Court, let alone borders. Let alone, ie, let alone police,
let alone persons. What does that president, that constitutional attorney
(23:39):
and head of the Harvard barr have in common with
this Islamist radical socialist. I think that's a legitimate question.
I don't ever, in all of his postmodern ambitions, recall
Barack Obama ever being for abolition of the borders, abolition
(24:01):
of police prisons, the military, the presidency, the Senate, the
Supreme Court. I mean, what does he have in common? Also,
notice how he wasn't inspired by Bill Clinton, who spoke
at his graduation. Notice also that he's referred to as
a doctor. He has never practiced as a doctor. He
(24:24):
graduated medical school, never got licensed. So he's like an
attorney who graduates law school but never goes on to
take the bar. And we're going to still just refer
to him as a doctor. But why was he inspired
by Barack Obama? Because he was an eloquent speaker. And
I'm left with the only clue, which is and then
(24:47):
I saw.
Speaker 6 (24:49):
Watch listen, 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.
I watched him serve with a level of class, a
level of elegance that we could only pine for now.
Speaker 3 (25:09):
So I really enjoyed the coming class and elegance. That's
what inspired him. Do you need me to play montages
of the class and eloquence of Abdul. I'll say yet
that you can't.
Speaker 4 (25:20):
Reform ICE, you can't retrain ICE.
Speaker 3 (25:23):
You have to abolish ICE. It starting, and it was
a bad experiment.
Speaker 6 (25:28):
It's been weaponized to do the worst things, and I
think we need to abolish it and start from trash.
I think you should be impeached. I do not think
you should be a president of the United States. I
think he's done impeachable things. Obviously, as a future senator,
I'm not in a position to impeach. But when they
make the case about the impeachable things I have seen
with my own eyes, I will vote.
Speaker 3 (25:47):
I mean, it's a question for everyone to answer. I
want to go quickly, too, because I think you can
spend too much time analyzing this that you become a
part of the problem. I want to jump to James
Carvell now Carvell's ancient history for today's modern Democrats. However,
(26:10):
he was the architect and strategist that took a candidate
riddled in sexual scandals and got them. I mean, Gary
Hartz sat in a boat called Monkey Business with a
girl on his lap, and his career was over and
he was to be the next John F. Kennedy. Bill
Clinton had all kinds of problems. Carvell navigated and got
(26:34):
him elected. And watch him bashed CNN as he's talking
to CNN. But more importantly, for serious thinkers, put Elsat
into perspective.
Speaker 7 (26:48):
Listen, let me take your hat off. You got forty
eight percent in a primary. You're being hay hold on
CNN as a revolutionary complete title wave hitting the United States,
latest greatest thing that ever happened. And what I'm saying
right here is I would go a little bit slow
maybe I was analyzing this, and I would also say,
(27:11):
you're gonna have your.
Speaker 4 (27:12):
Chance in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 7 (27:14):
But boy, we're all into them, We're all into the
revolution now, and we're all, well, yeah, so this is great,
this is wonderful. Why you got to get everybody that
voted for your opponent in the primary to vote for
you in the general.
Speaker 3 (27:29):
Maybe you need to do some hard.
Speaker 7 (27:31):
Political work and develop some political skills that make you
more accessible to more voters.
Speaker 3 (27:37):
That's just that's just may. Yeah, and I think it's
a valid point. So you win a primary by one percent,
so in his direct opponent, he's got forty seven percent
of the primary voters that got it, he's got to
somehow convert one hundred percent to him. And then don't
forget the third party candidate with sixty thousand votes and
(27:58):
four percent of the vote. You got to convert them
two just to compete. And that doesn't even speak to
the Republicans that may have voted for him in a
primary because they knew they could beat him in a general.
Let alone, because of these radical views will unite behind
the Republican even some Democrats who won't go that far.
(28:20):
This isn't some big socialist Islamist revolution. This is a
very explainable, narrow primary victory that's about to be a
thing of the past come general. And that's James carve
Bell saying, and CNN should know better. Now that's where
I get back to AOC and the serious conversation. So
(28:43):
here's the dssay, of which she is the leader. Bernie
has passed the torch to her. That's Bernie's words, A
best of the torch and a peasant the torch. Not
to be joining me in the Senate. But they're run
for president and get the nomination, Bernie, Is that true?
Speaker 4 (28:59):
That's very true. Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 3 (29:01):
So their DSA platform is to defund the Department of Defense,
no military, close oversea military basis, no police, no prisons,
no borders, no amnesty for everyone, no ice, no law
enforcement whatsoever. Seizing a property, redistribution of wealth. Pretty radical.
(29:23):
So when the head and the soon and already leading
Democratic Democratic candidate Democrat candidate for president's primary AOC is
on a national talking headshow and she's asked about this,
does she embrace her own platform or distance herself?
Speaker 8 (29:41):
You list up, But some of the positions here Defunded
the Department of Defense, close oversea military bases, Abolish the
police and prison system. Grant amnesty to all immigrants in
the US. Replace the Supreme Court and Executive Judiciary with
a chosen by a lower lower to Congress. Abolish the Senate.
(30:02):
Public ownership of corporations and essential industries. I mean, those
are some positions that you're going to be hearing a
lot about this fall from Republicans.
Speaker 9 (30:11):
And I think we're also going to be hearing a
lot about Donald Trump's commitment to getting us into a
reckless war in Iran, his collaboration with big companies to
make sure that grow everything from groceries to rent stay
sky high. And I think that people are less interested
in these academic debates, and they're more interested in how
we're going to bring their bills down and make sure
(30:32):
that they can afford to see a doctor.
Speaker 3 (30:34):
So she won't answer the question, and she distanced herself
from their own platform and throughout war and academic argument.
But when it comes to the most nasty, hateful anti American,
Hassan Piker, watch your reaction.
Speaker 8 (30:51):
He's somebody who said, you know that America deserved nine
to eleven. Now he backed off from that. Yes, oh yes,
you said a lot of and a lot of controversial things.
You see, somebody that should have a role in the
progressive movement going forward.
Speaker 2 (31:06):
You know, I think.
Speaker 9 (31:08):
When we look at our elections that have happened, we
have lost young people. Much hay was made about the
fact that we lost young men in the last election,
and many of the same consultants that are wringing their
hands today were the same ones talking about how we
(31:29):
need to go on Joe Rogan and we need to
be not so you willing to engage in cancel culture.
And I think that the flip flopping on this is
a tactical debate that they may be having.
Speaker 3 (31:48):
So we think the solution is go double down on woke,
double down on socialism, ad Islamism, go all in for
the young. And of course you won't lose any of
the middle, you won't lose any of the older, you
(32:11):
won't lose any of the males or females that are older.
This is a reckless plant. Look, if America can't get
this right, we've got bigger problems than the attackers and
the problems right in the mirror. Now, after all of this,
I can't believe you know, a journalist interviewing this woman.
I can't believe you are the leading You are the
(32:33):
leader of the DSSA, you are the facto leader of
the Democrat Party, and you're distancing yourself from your own platform.
You're embracing a radical like Hassan Piker. But no let's
giggle and talk about you being president.
Speaker 8 (32:47):
Sure you saw the poland New Hampshire that had you
as the leading candidate, leading.
Speaker 3 (32:52):
Choice for Democrats.
Speaker 4 (32:55):
First of are you?
Speaker 3 (32:56):
By the way, I should interrupt? AOC was at twenty
two percent. New Hampshire Mayor Pe at twenty one percent.
There are no other players. Cavin Newsom was at eight percent,
Bernie Sanders was at six percent, Kamala Harris was at
five percent. Of former sitting vice president and presidential candidate
should be the leader of her party. Anyone else was
almost as much as her at two percent. So she
is the early leader. I said she will be the
(33:17):
runaway early leader, just as Bernie was. And Bernie will
make it clear by then. So her twenty two percent
is really twenty eight percent, and that thirty ish to
thirty five percent that she'll get to will be enough
to secure the nomination if the DNC doesn't get involved.
And I think that's when you'll get the bait and
switch with Romney Manuel. But will she run for president?
Let's giggle in here.
Speaker 9 (33:40):
I mean, I'm focused on winning the midterms. I'm running
for Congress right now.
Speaker 8 (33:46):
I mean, you see this as something I mean you
said you're open to it, Yeah, I possibility.
Speaker 9 (33:51):
I haven't well, I haven't ruled out the possibility, and
I'm very humbled to the tremendous model support out there.
I think that we have a responsibility to remain focused
on the midterms and not on our individual.
Speaker 3 (34:07):
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Speaker 10 (36:04):
Man, Good morning, police say the man is Dwayne Keffie
D Davis, now sixty three years old, facing account of
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(36:29):
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On trial for his own words. And do we have
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Speaker 10 (37:01):
Pretty much and he's the only guy still alive that
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Speaker 4 (37:05):
So let's see what he has to say now.
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He denies that he wrote that.
Speaker 10 (37:08):
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the press this weekend. For El, sayed, this was the
interesting conversation that he had about his conversation, both warm
(01:15):
and inspiring with the forty fourth president of the United States.
Speaker 4 (01:18):
Listen, you spoke to.
Speaker 5 (01:19):
Former President Barack Obama on the phone. I know you're
not going to give me every detail of the call,
but what was the crux of his message to you,
doctor El sayed, Well.
Speaker 6 (01:31):
Christ and you're right, I like to keep private conversations private,
but it was a really warm and inspiring conversation. I
gotta be honest with you. 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
(01:52):
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 commonnversation. I was grateful for his advice. 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 and in
building forward the future that we need.
Speaker 3 (02:13):
So number one, he refers to him as Barack Hussein Obama.
Number two, we know that Bill Clinton did inspire him,
but Barack Obama going from United States Senator to president
did inspire him. What do these two have in common?
Is it socialism or Islam or both? Chris Walker is
(02:35):
joining us? Is this really Barack Obama putting a d
in Congress and this type of d ahead of these
radical views and as a former president? And why does
he refer to him as Barack Hussein Obama? And nobody minds?
Speaker 4 (02:51):
Yeah, that was a Goomory Michael. That was fascinating slip
of the tongue for lack of a better word. You know, look,
al Fayeta is is a is a radical left extremist
in every possible way. And you know what's interesting about
the DSA candidates is they're speaking the truth out loud,
whether it's rock to Santa Bava or it's you know,
(03:15):
talking about eliminating the Senate or not the desiah of
saying that. But the CSA candidates are or you know,
expanded the Supreme Court or other types of radical ideas
that are one unconstitutional and two shaking at the very
core of what's made this country what it is. And
so you know, socialism comes every every every few, every
(03:36):
few generations. And here we are finding young people who
are mostly wealthy. I mean again, I also can't notice
that christ of Walcoer calls him doctor l sayed as
if you know, let's not forget that he is a
comes from from an extreme wealthy background, but yet still
wants to employ pain and suffering in terms of economic
conditions on the rest of America. So we have we
(03:58):
have another situation here. We have a a limousine liberal
who is you know, poverty for the not for me.
And this is something you know, I think Michigan is
is sadly listening to. And that's something we as Republicans
and conservatives have to start pushing back on. It's this
notion of of of great ideas that are actually historically
(04:20):
proven to be wrong. But we're just not winning that
argument right now.
Speaker 3 (04:23):
Yeah, I mean, I think I think reasonably, Chris, it
is fair to point to both apathy, low voter turnout,
especially in these primaries, uh and ignorance ignorance of socialism
ignorance of Sharia law and extreme Islamic beliefs. Notice Christen
Welker didn't have a follow up to uh, you know
(04:43):
what exactly about Barack Obama inspired and Barack Obama, of course,
was a constitutional attorney and head of the Harvard Barr Association.
Uh went on to be a community organizer, then a
state senator, then a United States Senator for sixty days
when he turned around and ran for president. In between
he was a community organizer, so a non practicing attorney
(05:08):
al Sayeah, past medical school but never got licensed and
is never practiced as a doctor claiming to be a doctor.
I mean, what's your best guess is to what they
have in common?
Speaker 4 (05:22):
You know a H I think, let me, let me
give bad motives. But look that they want to fundamentally
change America towards left in an incredibly different, an incredibly
damaging and and and uh in scary way. And you know,
(05:42):
whether it's it's a Muslim background or whether it's just liberalism,
their vision in future of America is is a scary one.
That that that that's where their agreement is. It's not
about you know, what's good for the country, what's good
for the middle classes. What's good for the elitism of
their idea.
Speaker 3 (06:00):
Is so as a consultant and an analyst, is Barack
Obama in play or has he already been in play?
Speaker 4 (06:09):
Oh? Yeah, he's definitely he's in playing the sense that
he's obviously again with the Podesta Think Tank and everything else.
Barack Obama is intrinsically involved in every single effort here
to remake the country, using the Democrat Party as a
tool to do so. We saw it in his presidency,
(06:30):
it's disastrous presidency, and we're seeing it in his effort
to recruit these newer, younger, more radical candidates that he
thinks he can get across the maeniculant. He didn't think
he could do that in two thousand and eight and
twenty twelve. Now he thinks he can in twenty twenty six.
And that's where this alignment is happening. He's seeing it
and he also sees it as a chance to be
(06:51):
a cynical winner in a way that you know, we
have to have prisspack From the conservative side.
Speaker 3 (06:57):
Chris Walker is a consultant and analyst for the Republican Party.
Joins us with all things Republican. We've got primaries this week.
I think even though it's Vermont, Connecticut, Minnesota, and Wisconsin,
most attention is on Wisconsin. Are you shocked at AOC
refused to endorse this controversial gubernatorial candidate in Wisconsin, basically saying, well,
(07:19):
I'm simply focused on, you know, getting control of Congress
right now. I don't have any interest in a gubernatorial race.
That's certainly when in the case when it was a
mayor's race in New York, well still.
Speaker 4 (07:33):
Endorse if you know, if she pro proves to be
a winner on Tuesday. So you know, she's trying to
pick her she's playing politics. She's playing it incredibly cautiously
because she is looking towards twenty twenty eight. So she
doesn't want to be looked at as picking a loser
(07:54):
because she doesn't want to have any And look, we
saw in Michigan last week the polling was was pretty
out of whack and outside went only about a slim margin.
So Wisconsin still could very very potentially, you know, come
out without you know, a radical candidate. But we'll see
how that all shakes out. I seem I think I
think it will end up being the radical candidate. But
(08:16):
on the whole. You know, she'll come out and endors
and be a part of the whole bandwagon after after
we see a potential win.
Speaker 3 (08:23):
On Tuesday, it did come up her polling in New Hampshire,
and then the conversation about will you run for president?
She says she's flattered, she's not focused on that right now.
There's no question in your mind AOC is running for
president right on.
Speaker 4 (08:42):
And look, Francesca Hang will be a you know, she
will be if she wins in Wisconsin tomorrow, she will
be aligned with AOC, and and AOC will be aligned
with her because this is again, uh, the most radical
left wing effort to try to to try to win
(09:03):
and really educated voters quickly on the dangers of what
we've seen from these socialism and frankly communists that are
coming out of these these Democrat premers right now. It's
amazing to me that the chance here for them is
big for Democrats, but they're squandering by Doorsday's radical left candidates.
We have to but we have to be visual in
(09:24):
to make sure that our voters get out as well,
because ultimately, if these people win on a general election level.
Katie Marlador for what we're going to see in this
country over over the long haul. But that is something
we don't want to have happened.
Speaker 3 (09:36):
James Carvell had a great exchange. I played it earlier
and I played again in the Sounds of the day,
and he basically is chastising CNN as he's being interviewed
by CNN, saying, you guys, are you know crowning this
lsied as this great movement. He only had forty eight
percent of the vote, only one by one percent. He's
(09:58):
going to have to convert fifty two percent of Democrats
that voted against him to unanimously vote for him to
even compete in the general. In other words, the numbers
aren't there. He's a flash in the pan. Do you
think James Carvell's assessment is correct that this has much
to do about? Ultimately?
Speaker 4 (10:14):
Nothing I do. But I think we were seeing in
state after states that Democrats are energized and Republicans are not.
So we you know, and let's not forget and you
and I talk about this a lot. And these Democrats
have the media behind them, you know. Look a glowing
Christen Welker interview over the weekend on Me to Press
(10:36):
is not something that any Republican gets. And that's not whining,
but it's just the reality of the situation. And so
they're going to do The media is going to do
everything they can over the next ninety days to try
to paint over the radicalism of these candidates and make
them look normal, make them sound reasonable, And it is
(10:56):
up to us to see through those lives, because that
is what the media is going to try to do. That.
They're doing James Tolerico in Texas, They're doing with l Sai.
They're going to do it, you know, with Mom, Donnie,
look at me. Madni is the mayor of New York
and somehow is a celebrity of national and international fame.
Now that's the media, and so we have a tremendously
big task in front of us to define them correctly,
(11:20):
because the media is doing everything they can with their
massive tools and power to try to convince Americans that
they're actually good for the country and they're not.
Speaker 3 (11:29):
I suspect you feel the same way. It is very
difficult to be a serious thinker and in such an
unseerious time. If you're looking at that AOC interview, most
of America seems to be interested in her freezing of
her eggs, interested in whether or not she will run
for president, but for a serious thinker. When she was
(11:49):
asked the question about the DSA political platform, of which
she is the leader of the DSA, if not the
Democrat Party as a whole, she distance herself from defunding
the Department of Defense, no military closing overseas military bases,
abolishing police and prison systems, amnesty for all I legal immigrants,
no border security, no ice. I mean, I could go
(12:11):
on and on, and when it came time, she just
distances herself from it and basically says, you know, she's
not into academic debates right now. I think people are
less interested in these academic debates and are more interested
in how we're going to bring their bills down and
make sure that they can afford and see a doctor.
(12:33):
I wouldn't even I think that's breathtaking. I have never
seen a serious head of a party or a serious
candidate for president of the United States so distanced themselves
in embarrassment from their own platform. I mean, it's a
first what do you make of it?
Speaker 4 (12:50):
One? I think she's lying. She doesn't believe anything she
just said, because she's she's adopting all those positions in
her votes and in her in her demeanor. So you know,
again as you as you wisely mentioned the shame on
Christen Welcome for not even asking a follow up question. No,
(13:11):
but of course she believes that. Of course she's the
Stames pair for these ideas, and of course you know
there's going to be a line through her campaign to
this very radical agenda. And yeah, you're right, it's un
serious to be talking about her freezing eggs. I mean,
who cares. We're talking about someone who wants to leave
the country. We're talking about her personal journey over you know,
(13:33):
you know, embracing the lie of fertility in your late thirties,
you know, even though biology says otherwise. So you know,
we can get to that at another time. But you know,
up and down, it was just producing falsehoods and and uh,
you know, misstatements and and it's the media will not
call her out on it, so it's up to us
to do it because we're seeing the media and doing
(13:54):
everything they can to be conservative ideas and beat the president.
Speaker 3 (13:58):
Do you think it's a fair assessment to say that
Bernie Sanders didn't pass the torch to her to join
him in the Senate. He passed the torch to her
to run as a leading candidate for president, and she
plans to do such.
Speaker 4 (14:09):
Absolutely absolutely. I mean, you know, Bernie knows he can't
run again, but he wants his ideas to the ploorish
and he's seated through AOC. That's why they campaigned together
so hard in twenty twenty four. You know they're working
together now. Yes, they're two heads of the same viperous body.
Speaker 3 (14:28):
It's so in plain sight that you really don't have
to fear the DSA. You don't have to fear Islam.
You need to fear the enemy, that is we in
the mirror, the American people. If we get this wrong,
it's that obvious, I would think, and should sort itself
out in the general election. All right, appreciate it. We'll
have more with you or sooner if conditions warrant. We
get some of these results from Vermont, Connecticut, Minnesota, and
(14:52):
of course where most of the eyes are, Wisconsin.
Speaker 4 (14:56):
Thanks Michael, have a great week, Great talk to you soon.
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This is your morning show with Michael del Chrono.
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Never mind MySpace coming back. We got our space, right,
you say it, you send it, We all hear it.
Starting with Big John and Poughkeepsie. Is my guess they're
both cut from the same call. Yeah, but let's be
a little bit more specific. Rick in Virginia, good morning.
Would you really be a surprised if Obama and Kamala
Harris didn't campaign wholeheartedly for AlSi ed in Michigan.
Speaker 4 (16:52):
Absolutely not. Socialists will say it.
Speaker 3 (16:53):
The first thing to do is to control somebody live,
is control their house, turn and run up the debt
that you control their money.
Speaker 4 (16:59):
Back in Resident Trump's first.
Speaker 7 (17:01):
Term, during the State of the Union, he said that
the United States had never become a socialist country. Jef
Schumer stood up in a plot, as did Nancy Pelosi,
but not Kamala Harris.
Speaker 4 (17:09):
People are revealing who they are.
Speaker 3 (17:11):
Yeah, I think that's what you need to keep your
ears open. I mean I always say the two things
we never ask. What is the proper role and responsibility
of the government and what is the role and responsibility
of the self governed. See, whether you're a socialist or
an Islamist, you have nothing in common with a representative
(17:33):
republic of laws, that's for sure. They may have a
lot more specific things in common that I think someone
should ask them.
Speaker 4 (17:44):
We will.
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We have rounds of severe thunderstorms later this week that's
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the Great Lakes area. We also have the powerball jackpot
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the Iranian deal just completely blow up. Iran has completely
changed all the terms. They now are demanding the US
(18:34):
correct its behavior. I don't know what that means. I
guess we're grounded and the war lift the sanctions, withdraw
all forces from the Mid Middle East, release assets, and
pay for any damages. So somewhere along the line they
want us to surrender and pay damage. So this is
(18:56):
going nowhere. The presidents referred to this as he's low
keying it. I don't know that anybody really knows what
low keying it means. I think what the President means
is these negotiations are all a joke anyway, and the
longer they don't comply, the more we can continue to
(19:16):
slowly make them go broke. Specifically, what I'd like the
President maybe to do to up the game a little
bit is if they are making some money shipping oil
by land, if you touch anything in the Strait of
horm Moves, We're going to bomb your oil shipments by land.
That would tighten the bolts a little bit. But time
(19:36):
will tell, and it's the President not my job to
answer what low kying it means. But clearly this deal
has blown up, As the former Secretary of Defense Mark
Esper said, Around's demands for reopening the strait of Hormoves
are now ridiculous. So we're nowhere oil up one percent
ball in the President's court or bombing approval in the
(20:01):
president's court. Meanwhile, the Israeli Prime Minister bb Natya, who
is formally rejecting the president's cause a board of peace
plan for good reason. They will not withdraw troops until
Hamas disarms.
Speaker 4 (20:15):
All right, uh.
Speaker 3 (20:16):
Having said that, that's your top stories, although I would
actually say you can learn a heck of a lot
more today with sounds of the day than you can
by me giving you the top story. So let's get
on with the show. We will win, we will wist.
Speaker 4 (20:35):
They all look like a bunch of girly men.
Speaker 3 (20:40):
If this does not make even change, I think you
will be entertained, always revealing, often entertaining. It's time for
your sounds of the day this weekend. While you were
busy doing whatever you were doing, AOC the head of
the Democrat Party or the presumed soon to be leader,
if not already for President of the United States nomination
(21:02):
in the Democrat Party and Abdullah al Sayed, who came
off a narrow primary victory in Michigan. We're doing all
the talking. We start with al Sayed's I meet the press.
There's not a lot of redirection in any of this interview.
So again we all know what the problem is, death
(21:23):
of journalism, mainstream legacy media being in the back pocket
of the Democrat Party, and that includes socialist and Islamists apparently.
So here's Walker just fawning on and on about l
Sayed and she knows he won't reveal any of the particulars.
But you had a conversation with a former president.
Speaker 5 (21:43):
Listen that you spoke to former President Barack Obama on
the phone. I know you're not going to give me
every detail of the call, but what was the crux
of his message to you, doctor El Sayed?
Speaker 6 (21:57):
Well, Christ and you're right, I like to keep private
conversations private, but it was a really warm and inspiring conversation.
I gotta be honest with you. 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
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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. I was grateful for his advice.
It was very warm, very inviting. Uh and I know
that he knows the critical role that. Notice he called
him Barack Hussein Obama and nervous. Nobody has a problem
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with that. When Donald Trump does it, of course it's
Islam islamaphobia. But ad I say, Ed does it. Nobody
even blinks.
Speaker 3 (22:55):
The whole conversation is presented almost like an endorsement from
the forty fourth president. And notice there's no follow up
or we're not hearing Barack Obama side of this conversation.
So it is a legitimate question to ask, what does
a forty fourth president of the United States, a former
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United States Senator, of which Abul abdul si Ed is
running for the United States Senate, believing in dissolving the
United States Senate, let alone the presidency, let alone the
Supreme Court, let alone borders. Let alone, ie, let alone police,
let alone persons. What does that president, that constitutional attorney
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and head of the Harvard barr have in common with
this Islamist radical socialist. I think that's a legitimate question.
I don't ever, in all of his postmodern ambitions, recall
Barack Obama ever being for abolition of the borders, abolition
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of police prisons, the military, the presidency, the Senate, the
Supreme Court. I mean, what does he have in common? Also,
notice how he wasn't inspired by Bill Clinton, who spoke
at his graduation. Notice also that he's referred to as
a doctor. He has never practiced as a doctor. He
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graduated medical school, never got licensed. So he's like an
attorney who graduates law school but never goes on to
take the bar. And we're going to still just refer
to him as a doctor. But why was he inspired
by Barack Obama? Because he was an eloquent speaker. And
I'm left with the only clue, which is and then
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I saw.
Speaker 6 (24:49):
Watch listen, 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.
I watched him serve with a level of class, a
level of elegance that we could only pine for now.
Speaker 3 (25:09):
So I really enjoyed the coming class and elegance. That's
what inspired him. Do you need me to play montages
of the class and eloquence of Abdul. I'll say yet
that you can't.
Speaker 4 (25:20):
Reform ICE, you can't retrain ICE.
Speaker 3 (25:23):
You have to abolish ICE. It starting, and it was
a bad experiment.
Speaker 6 (25:28):
It's been weaponized to do the worst things, and I
think we need to abolish it and start from trash.
I think you should be impeached. I do not think
you should be a president of the United States. I
think he's done impeachable things. Obviously, as a future senator,
I'm not in a position to impeach. But when they
make the case about the impeachable things I have seen
with my own eyes, I will vote.
Speaker 3 (25:47):
I mean, it's a question for everyone to answer. I
want to go quickly, too, because I think you can
spend too much time analyzing this that you become a
part of the problem. I want to jump to James
Carvell now Carvell's ancient history for today's modern Democrats. However,
(26:10):
he was the architect and strategist that took a candidate
riddled in sexual scandals and got them. I mean, Gary
Hartz sat in a boat called Monkey Business with a
girl on his lap, and his career was over and
he was to be the next John F. Kennedy. Bill
Clinton had all kinds of problems. Carvell navigated and got
(26:34):
him elected. And watch him bashed CNN as he's talking
to CNN. But more importantly, for serious thinkers, put Elsat
into perspective.
Speaker 7 (26:48):
Listen, let me take your hat off. You got forty
eight percent in a primary. You're being hay hold on
CNN as a revolutionary complete title wave hitting the United States,
latest greatest thing that ever happened. And what I'm saying
right here is I would go a little bit slow
maybe I was analyzing this, and I would also say,
(27:11):
you're gonna have your.
Speaker 4 (27:12):
Chance in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 7 (27:14):
But boy, we're all into them, We're all into the
revolution now, and we're all, well, yeah, so this is great,
this is wonderful. Why you got to get everybody that
voted for your opponent in the primary to vote for
you in the general.
Speaker 3 (27:29):
Maybe you need to do some hard.
Speaker 7 (27:31):
Political work and develop some political skills that make you
more accessible to more voters.
Speaker 3 (27:37):
That's just that's just may. Yeah, and I think it's
a valid point. So you win a primary by one percent,
so in his direct opponent, he's got forty seven percent
of the primary voters that got it, he's got to
somehow convert one hundred percent to him. And then don't
forget the third party candidate with sixty thousand votes and
(27:58):
four percent of the vote. You got to convert them
two just to compete. And that doesn't even speak to
the Republicans that may have voted for him in a
primary because they knew they could beat him in a general.
Let alone, because of these radical views will unite behind
the Republican even some Democrats who won't go that far.
(28:20):
This isn't some big socialist Islamist revolution. This is a
very explainable, narrow primary victory that's about to be a
thing of the past come general. And that's James carve
Bell saying, and CNN should know better. Now that's where
I get back to AOC and the serious conversation. So
(28:43):
here's the dssay, of which she is the leader. Bernie
has passed the torch to her. That's Bernie's words, A
best of the torch and a peasant the torch. Not
to be joining me in the Senate. But they're run
for president and get the nomination, Bernie, Is that true?
Speaker 4 (28:59):
That's very true. Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 3 (29:01):
So their DSA platform is to defund the Department of Defense,
no military, close oversea military basis, no police, no prisons,
no borders, no amnesty for everyone, no ice, no law
enforcement whatsoever. Seizing a property, redistribution of wealth. Pretty radical.
(29:23):
So when the head and the soon and already leading
Democratic Democratic candidate Democrat candidate for president's primary AOC is
on a national talking headshow and she's asked about this,
does she embrace her own platform or distance herself?
Speaker 8 (29:41):
You list up, But some of the positions here Defunded
the Department of Defense, close oversea military bases, Abolish the
police and prison system. Grant amnesty to all immigrants in
the US. Replace the Supreme Court and Executive Judiciary with
a chosen by a lower lower to Congress. Abolish the Senate.
(30:02):
Public ownership of corporations and essential industries. I mean, those
are some positions that you're going to be hearing a
lot about this fall from Republicans.
Speaker 9 (30:11):
And I think we're also going to be hearing a
lot about Donald Trump's commitment to getting us into a
reckless war in Iran, his collaboration with big companies to
make sure that grow everything from groceries to rent stay
sky high. And I think that people are less interested
in these academic debates, and they're more interested in how
we're going to bring their bills down and make sure
(30:32):
that they can afford to see a doctor.
Speaker 3 (30:34):
So she won't answer the question, and she distanced herself
from their own platform and throughout war and academic argument.
But when it comes to the most nasty, hateful anti American,
Hassan Piker, watch your reaction.
Speaker 8 (30:51):
He's somebody who said, you know that America deserved nine
to eleven. Now he backed off from that. Yes, oh yes,
you said a lot of and a lot of controversial things.
You see, somebody that should have a role in the
progressive movement going forward.
Speaker 2 (31:06):
You know, I think.
Speaker 9 (31:08):
When we look at our elections that have happened, we
have lost young people. Much hay was made about the
fact that we lost young men in the last election,
and many of the same consultants that are wringing their
hands today were the same ones talking about how we
(31:29):
need to go on Joe Rogan and we need to
be not so you willing to engage in cancel culture.
And I think that the flip flopping on this is
a tactical debate that they may be having.
Speaker 3 (31:48):
So we think the solution is go double down on woke,
double down on socialism, ad Islamism, go all in for
the young. And of course you won't lose any of
the middle, you won't lose any of the older, you
(32:11):
won't lose any of the males or females that are older.
This is a reckless plant. Look, if America can't get
this right, we've got bigger problems than the attackers and
the problems right in the mirror. Now, after all of this,
I can't believe you know, a journalist interviewing this woman.
I can't believe you are the leading You are the
(32:33):
leader of the DSSA, you are the facto leader of
the Democrat Party, and you're distancing yourself from your own platform.
You're embracing a radical like Hassan Piker. But no let's
giggle and talk about you being president.
Speaker 8 (32:47):
Sure you saw the poland New Hampshire that had you
as the leading candidate, leading.
Speaker 3 (32:52):
Choice for Democrats.
Speaker 4 (32:55):
First of are you?
Speaker 3 (32:56):
By the way, I should interrupt? AOC was at twenty
two percent. New Hampshire Mayor Pe at twenty one percent.
There are no other players. Cavin Newsom was at eight percent,
Bernie Sanders was at six percent, Kamala Harris was at
five percent. Of former sitting vice president and presidential candidate
should be the leader of her party. Anyone else was
almost as much as her at two percent. So she
is the early leader. I said she will be the
(33:17):
runaway early leader, just as Bernie was. And Bernie will
make it clear by then. So her twenty two percent
is really twenty eight percent, and that thirty ish to
thirty five percent that she'll get to will be enough
to secure the nomination if the DNC doesn't get involved.
And I think that's when you'll get the bait and
switch with Romney Manuel. But will she run for president?
Let's giggle in here.
Speaker 9 (33:40):
I mean, I'm focused on winning the midterms. I'm running
for Congress right now.
Speaker 8 (33:46):
I mean, you see this as something I mean you
said you're open to it, Yeah, I possibility.
Speaker 9 (33:51):
I haven't well, I haven't ruled out the possibility, and
I'm very humbled to the tremendous model support out there.
I think that we have a responsibility to remain focused
on the midterms and not on our individual.
Speaker 3 (34:07):
The party of FDR Truman, JFK, Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton,
Barack Obama and now AOC. I think if I was
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It's your Morning show with Michael del Choano.
Speaker 3 (35:33):
Aaran has changed the deal. Israel has rejected Trump's Gaza deal.
Primaries this week Wisconsin, Minnesota, Connecticut, and Vermont, thunderstorms coming
to the Midwest, and the Great Lakes powerball jackpot over
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speedy justice. Our national correspondent Roy O'Neil is here with
the story. It's been thirty years since rapper Tupac Shakur
(35:55):
was killed in Las Vegas and jury selection will begin
for the Maniqui used of orchestrating the shooting today. Good morning, Rory.
Speaker 10 (36:04):
Man, Good morning, police say the man is Dwayne Keffie
D Davis, now sixty three years old, facing account of
murder with a deadly weapon with the intent to promote,
further or assist a criminal gang. Essentially, police even in
Las Vegas admit their case had gone cold. They really
didn't have any new evidence. But it was a book
that Keffie D wrote with a co writer in which
(36:29):
Davis essentially admits to passing off the gun in the
car that was used in the attack that left Tupacchukur
dead and Shug Night injured. And it's that confession and
some other interviews he also did that have Davis in
trouble right now.
Speaker 4 (36:45):
So essentially he's going to be put.
Speaker 3 (36:47):
On trial for his own words. And do we have
any other hard evidence to go with this or it's
just what he's being three to thirty years free thirty
years from thirty three to sixty three, and then wrote
in a book that's.
Speaker 10 (37:01):
Pretty much and he's the only guy still alive that
was in the car at the time.
Speaker 4 (37:05):
So let's see what he has to say now.
Speaker 3 (37:06):
He denies that he wrote that.
Speaker 10 (37:08):
He says the author took him out of context, and
he says he actually never read the book himself.
Speaker 3 (37:13):
We'll have more on that one. We'll follow it great
reporting where he is always all right. One Chance to
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