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has risen already to one hundred and thirty since prepping
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and rescue on going, that number is going to rise
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That's the first time since the early nineteen eighties. And
the powerball jackpot moves closer to a billion dollars with
no grand prize. After the drawing last night, I think
probably one of the big stories, and we talked about
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the Fauci diary, and then there was the infamous pleading
of the fifth for about two and a half hours,
and then we get word that the Republican leadership had
gotten a hold of his COVID smartphone, and that opens
Pandora's box to every message, every text, and again if
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Fauci was using you know, the diaries were all posted
right on government servers and like that. This was a
government phone. So we knew there was going to be
a treasure coming out of this. And here's your first
So we get the January twenty twenty one Fauci discussion
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through tech messages concerning vaccines for early pregnancy, including the
possibility that fever following a second vaccine dose could theoretically
be associated with miscarriage in the first trimester. Fauci also
said pregnant women should weigh the potential risks against the benefit,
noting the COVID nineteen itself can be serious during pregnancy.
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This is the key to the entire vaccine debate. Now,
there's some things that have been conditioned in that I
think all of the media, all of big government has
a shared responsibility. I think the addition of social media
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and the Internet and the unchartered waters even in some cases,
has certainly solidified him. But in America to day, we
are in the conditioned reaction business, and reaction is some issue.
And by the way, remember we used to talk about
news cycles being two to three days. Then news cycles
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became one day. Well now in the internet world, the
outrage cycle, it's not really a news cycle, mostly an
outrage cycle. It can last minutes and it doesn't matter
what pops up. Everyone feels the need to take an immediate, immovable,
(04:35):
permanent position, and it's usually based on narrative alone, very
little facts, very little time to even study and contemplate.
So we often share the John F. Kennedy quote too often.
We enjoy the comfort of opinion without the discomfort of thought,
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and so we saw this like never. This is why
I always say COVID revealed so much more than it did,
and the condition it revealed was far worse than the pandemic. So,
whether it was the VAX, whether it was social distancing,
whether it was locking everybody up in their house and
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shutting down.
Speaker 5 (05:22):
The economy, or.
Speaker 4 (05:24):
Whether it was masks, everybody took an immediate immovable position.
I'm pro masking, I'm anti mask and everything just built
layer upon layer and divided us against each other. But
at the end of the day, if you weren't comforted
by opinion alone, and you allowed yourself the discomfort of
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thought or information or study, you came to a far
different conclusion. Well, now it all depends, doesn't it. The mask,
It depends what type of mask, how long you wear it,
where you were it, where you don't word, whether you're
infected or not infected.
Speaker 5 (06:11):
Social distancing could certainly make some sense.
Speaker 4 (06:14):
But what we ended up with where apparently you needed
a mask checking into a restaurant and walking down the
eyeles of the tables, but once you sat down at
the table, you were suddenly fine and nothing could get
to you, Like the virus itself was some well behaved
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dog that would never come anywhere near the table while
you're eating. It was just laughable, And ultimately, with the vaccine,
isn't this the question? We should have been given the
information and allowed to make the choice. Now, don't let
people revise history. You were not allowed. You were told,
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shamed if you didn't, fired if you didn't forced out
if you didn't all based on the campaigns in misinformation.
Even if you asked me, will you anti vacs? Of
course I wasn't. Oh you were a proponent of the vacs.
Of course I wasn't. You're not logically asking the right questions. Now,
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a guy smokes cigarettes fifty two years, has COPD, is obese,
is diabetic. Now you ask me you think COVID will
kill him? Yeah, I think the risks of him getting
COVID are worse than the risks of him getting the vaccine,
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as unknown as it is, as untried as it is.
But a perfectly healthy young woman who was pregnant, absolutely not.
(08:15):
I often tell the story of a little leaguer shortstop.
It's ninety six degrees, it feels like one hundred and four.
We're playing Little league baseball. He's at shortstop, there's no
one around him, and he's wearing a mask. Now what
do you think Do you think the mask is going
to protect him more or potentially harm him, suffocate him?
(08:40):
I mean, I love how fa She says. Pregnant women
should weigh the potential risks against the benefits. Every American citizen,
every employee in America should have been given the grace
to decide for themselves. That didn't apply to pregnant women,
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every American. That's healthcare. Every day you have to weigh
the risks of a procedure versus the benefit.
Speaker 5 (09:21):
A skin tag being removed.
Speaker 4 (09:24):
Comes with risks, and every patient signs a form and
decides the benefit versus the risk. Well it it's my
wife got that son of a gun off. Well, it
could get infected, you could turn septic. And two people
in thirty five years have died. And boy, don't you
(09:46):
feel stupid dying with a skin tag? What's the Macura
comb on it? What happened?
Speaker 5 (09:52):
You got a skin tag removed and he died?
Speaker 4 (09:57):
But everybody, that's everything that's an add mind goes to
skin tag, isn't it. I did have a friend whose
father in law had a very very simple procedure and
it was like, I think, An I talk really like
plastics and died on the table. Well, I mean, look
at Joan Rivers went in for a little nip and
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dome we that's there, you go. There's even a bigger
one that tops Genie asked his father in law.
Speaker 5 (10:26):
But I mean, isn't that everybody?
Speaker 4 (10:28):
Why didn't I mean, if nothing else in all of
this Fauci text, why doesn't that discussion come out? Why
weren't we allowed to weigh the potential risk against benefits.
That isn't how it was presented publicly. That isn't how
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it was carried out by businesses by government. So yeah,
this Fauci thing is nasty. This was an untried, untested
vaccine with the risks, risks that were discussed specifically in
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text but not publicly at a press conference.
Speaker 5 (11:17):
Oh the drip, drip drip on Anthony Fauci, that tiny.
Speaker 4 (11:21):
Little dobby he I mean, wow, I guess I get
why he bled the fifth over and over and over again.
Speaker 5 (11:32):
Let's keep our eye on the ball.
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We got a lot of people in Colombia to be
praying for, some who have lost their life due to
a seven point four earthquake, some who are being searched
for in rescue mode right now. And the death told
that continues to rise. We'll keep you posted on that
throughout the morning.
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Why is that such a firm.
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Memory for me? What's up?
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This song or Leans still the one being the theme
song for ABC Television. I think if you google it,
I think it's gonna be nineteen seventy six or seventy seven,
and they would show you Laverne and Shirley happy days,
you know, clips from all the great shows, and ABC
is still the one that's back when Remember when radio
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stations and television stations did great promos.
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Nobody does a great promo anymore. There's no time and
there's no people to do.
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Wow, there are no good shows to promos, so why
would there.
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Be good promos?
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I guess if you're just waking up, it's twenty six
minutes after.
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I ponder everything at the Ponds. It's the ponder a Rosa. Hey,
if you're just waking up.
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The president, you know, Iran changed everything in the deal
and now wants America to surrender, withdraw, apologize, pay them
for all the damages. Well, President Trump says Iran should
pay damages for the harm, the harm the Reshims inflicted
on the world the past fifty years. Mark Mayfield has
the President's response to Iran.
Speaker 7 (14:29):
On Monday, Trump was asked about Iran's latest demand, says,
negotiations play out with the US.
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They asked for money for the damage that we've done,
and I said that's a good idea. Well, we're going
to ask for money for the damage they've done over
fifty year period, whether you go ss coal or whether
you go all of the people that were so badly hurt,
so badly wounded or killed.
Speaker 7 (14:49):
Over the weekend, Iran had a number of demands of
the US, including that the US must completely compensate Iran
for damages from the five month long war.
Speaker 5 (14:57):
Trump's old White House reporters he thinks.
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Iron should pay for all the people that they have
killed over the last decades.
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Trump bantner that the US controls the straight of hormones.
I'm Mark Neefield, Yes, I'd say talks have stalled.
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Luigi Mangioni, the accused killer of a healthcare company CEO,
is scheduled top pear in a New York courtroom today.
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Scott Carr has more.
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The hearing is expected to focus on a request from
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most state criminal proceedings. Manngioni is facing both federal and
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United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson on a Manhattan sidewalk. Manngioni
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Primaries today in South Carolina, Vermont, Connecticut, Minnesota, Wisconsin. I
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The US Election Assistants Commission established the day, which is
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Fans are working their magic to force changes to an
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would actually go through the grave site of Dobby the
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that was a mistake. He said he wasn't sure who
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the characters from Harry Potter, he said, we went back
to planners to discuss how to avoid the memorial site
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Eleve more on that the next Top five stories of
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I remember the still the one campaign for ABT because
right out of college I worked at a print job
and I called it about a million of those pro
jure from the local AB league data.
Speaker 11 (17:52):
And I believe that was nineteen ninety and leered into
my brain.
Speaker 5 (17:56):
Although have a good Day, No, it was. It was
nineteen seventy seven.
Speaker 4 (18:05):
You mean Morgan Mendy, the Love Book Gang.
Speaker 5 (18:08):
They do have Robin Williams on this promo. Oh yeah,
Cheryl Lamb, Happy Days, Hal Linden.
Speaker 4 (18:14):
Well, Charlie's Angels was huge in nineteen seventy seven.
Speaker 5 (18:17):
Yeah, so you know, probably early Danny de beat him.
Speaker 4 (18:22):
Yeah, I would think Happy Days, Laverne and Shirley, Mork
and Mendy, love Boat, Charlie's Angels. That's probably the big five, right.
I mean they dominated for a short window, and they
had the song when they did it. But Red Di
some research. It was seventy seven and seventy nine they
used that promo and one of those two years they
used actually Orleans, I don't think got around it, just
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eventually doing their own version.
Speaker 11 (18:47):
That was the wrong piece of production. I thought it
might have overdubbed it, but there were yours.
Speaker 4 (18:52):
One with Orleans in it, yeah, because they used the
Orleans is the one I remember.
Speaker 5 (18:57):
And by the way, you cut out the best part.
I wish I could remember his name.
Speaker 4 (19:01):
One of the greatest voiceover guys in the history of
voiceover work's the voice of ABC. Then he died somewhere
around late nineties. But you'll hear his voice at the
end if you want to play that real quick while
we're all going down.
Speaker 5 (19:15):
He used to do all that stuff live some of it. Yeah,
but then you know, was he the fall guy? You
know all that?
Speaker 4 (19:25):
Well I didn't, it would be it would be this
obnoxious I should Yeah, it's you've just barely missed him
when you when you lowered it down.
Speaker 12 (19:32):
Well, there's so many of I can't find the one
that I actually just play. Everything is six minutes, three minutes,
and I found a thirty second and now it's gone.
What happened, Well, you've completely disrupted the show. Now I'm
going to ask you to turn your microphone off, go
to the corner and put your head up against the wall, which,
by the way, that reminds me of the father putting
the kid in the cage.
Speaker 4 (19:53):
If you haven't seen Katee Fear with Nolton, no, well
that was DeNiro in the movie Cape Fear is an Apple.
I think it's going to be a series with another season,
not just a limited series, but it's a ten episode
series that just concluded. Amy Adams is terrific. The husband
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from all the Conjurings is in this. The kids are
no names, but they're spectacular. And I don't know who
the man is that plays the main evil character, but
it's one of people always say you come up with
the stranger. Listen the guy in Nefarious. You have to
(20:38):
understand he's playing a real human being, a demon satan himself,
the victim of being possessed, and a serial killer all
in one, and he has to be all those different things.
People forget them, but this guy, this guy is spectacular.
It's one of the great great performances of ever seen
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in my life. If you haven't seen Keep Fear, it's
very disturbing, don't get me wrong, but very very well done.
The voiceover guy, was it Ernie Anderson or was it
Bill Owen? No, I think this is Ernie Anderson. Did
you you're standing there like you found it here we on.
Speaker 5 (21:17):
ABC, still on ABS. I mean, what a voice.
Speaker 11 (21:23):
We had a local radio station here in town in
Nashville during the during the eighties and nineties they used
to use his voice and it was just phenomenal radio
back then.
Speaker 5 (21:34):
That's back when they did promos. Can you even think
of a good.
Speaker 4 (21:37):
Promo a network or a local television station is done
in the last Yeah, I used to love promos. Wouldn't
there have to be a good TV show?
Speaker 5 (21:50):
It helps?
Speaker 4 (21:52):
It's an ad D Tuesday officially, and I'm blaming it
on you all. It is thirty nine minutes after the hour.
If you're just way looking up, the full slated primaries
are today. Don't forget that South Carolina Senate race is
in the mix. But then Vermont, Connecticut, Minnesota, Wisconsin primaries today.
On this Tuesday, earthquake rocks Columbia seven point four on
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the Richter scale. Earthquake has killed that death toll now
has the latest numbers, and I'll bet it's risen since
this is now one hundred and thirty and rising.
Speaker 5 (22:28):
So keep.
Speaker 4 (22:30):
A lot of people in your prayers in Colombia. Finally,
you know, we did a whole segment on the the
first installment from the Fauci phone, we had the Fauci diary.
Now we have the Fauci phone, and Republican senators have
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released some text messages from doctor Fauci that was on
his government cell phone regarding the safety of the vaccines
for pregnant women. Again, it's the same old Fauci. What
was said in public, what was advised to governors and
presidents and members of Congress and to the American people
was different than what he was putting. And in this
case in text messages like before in his diary, and
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this time concerning pregnant women. And you know, Fauci publicly
was telling everybody, we've had.
Speaker 5 (23:22):
Over ten thousand pregnant women.
Speaker 4 (23:23):
We haven't seen any problems, even though they had no
liability and testing.
Speaker 5 (23:27):
And then in private.
Speaker 4 (23:31):
Him being frank discussing concerns about vaccinating early and pregnancy,
including the possibility that fever following a second vaccine dose
could theoretically be associated with miscarriage in the first trimester,
all the things that weren't discussed in the text message.
The thing I circled, if you want to go back
and listen to podcast later, was this quote from Fauci,
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pregnant women should weigh the potential risks against the benefits
of the vaccine, noting the COVID nineteen itself can be
serious during pregnancy. Yeah, but you have a low threat
to a healthy woman during pregnancy versus an unknown threat.
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That's the part they were never honest with you. And
that's why we always go back to that Melcoln Institute
video because they're all sitting around and Fauci was one
of them, with all these scientists from around the world,
and they're discussing mRNA and they say, well, it's going
to be billions, it's going to take a decade of trials.
And then one of the scientists goes, but what if
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we had a dangerous virus leak from a lab, let's
say in China, literally go listen and watch it yourself.
And then it happened two weeks later in Wuhan. Well,
then there'd be a worldwide emergency. Then they'd have to rush,
and we can avoid the billions and avoid the decade.
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And then I guess it just coincidentally happened, and no
one ever gave you the opportunity to wait. The potential
risks versus the benefit, and so we talked about was
I anti vax depends on who. But that isn't how companies.
That isn't now the government. That isn't how Fauci and
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others treated it. You were vexed and you were safe,
or you were unvaxed and you were dangerous to the world.
You were thrown out of the military, fired from your job,
if you weren't other than that, Yeah, you had to
say in it. And what do we find in private? Oh,
every woman should weigh the potential risks versus the benefits. Look,
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if you were morbidly obese, a forty five fifty year
smoker was COPD, I'd have told you to get the vax.
And by the way, whether the vax or COVID killed you,
the obesity really killed you. It created your comorbidities. All
die of life eventually. Although put something on the certificate.
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We died of every bad choice we made, including I
think I'll go get some milk right now.
Speaker 5 (26:12):
Car accident. But like the diaries, bottom line the texting
of Fauci, same story, one thing in private, another in public. Oh,
the liability, no wonder he pled the fifth. I don't
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get too many of them in this new show. I
don't know that could change. But there's one guy that
likes to troll me. It would sound like a democrat.
There's no middle ground for Maga that invites Islam. I
don't even understand. I don't even think I brought up
the words Islam today, but that came in in the
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first and maybe it's a teachable moment. I guess.
Speaker 4 (27:06):
I don't know how to explain this other than Islam
and Muslim can be interchangeable. I do like when we
used to call them Mohammedans, like we call Christians Christians,
because it puts the focus on Christ, Jesus Christ of
Nazareth and Mohammed. Now the problem with Mohammed. Jesus's life
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from birth to death to resurrection very consistent in biblical teachings.
In other words, the New Testament fulfilled the Old Testament,
but the God's nature remained the same. We don't have
that with the Qoran, and we don't have that with Mohammed. Now, obvious,
this person is very pro Islamist, and he thinks he's
talking to somebody that's just repeating talking points, doesn't I've
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studied this for years. I can go chart to kirk
on you if I want to. But I'm gonna be
kind and merciful and patient. The biggest problem is there
are three types of Muslims. Now there can be three
types of Christians. When we were younger, we'd call them
popcorn fart Christians. Amy Grant sang a song fat little babies,
(28:14):
you know, those that get saved and never mature. There
can be backsliders, it was a very famous expression in
the seventies. Began to serve Christ and then fell back
into sin.
Speaker 5 (28:26):
Don't forget Christs. Butchern was that people that showed up
on Christmas or Easter. That was what they were.
Speaker 4 (28:34):
Well, my childhood was that. But that's different. That's the
follower failing the example and the calling Christ himself was
not inconsistent. So Mohammed early was very peaceful and tolerant,
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one of three hundred and sixty five religions in Mecca.
He was completely different by the time he got to Medina.
In between, he was a political He believed in stealing
and populating and infiltrating and eventually waging war. He ended
a bloodthirsty warrior. So if somebody just says, oh, I'm
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a Muslim. Welcome in a Muslim. I don't know what
to do with that. I almost have to It's no
different than with Christianity. I almost have to say, are
you a Galatians two to twenty Christian? But if somebody
says they're a Muslim, are you a earlier follower of Mohammad,
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a mid follower of Muhammad.
Speaker 5 (29:43):
Or a late follower of Muhammad.
Speaker 4 (29:44):
See, the problem is you don't know if they're peace
loving political meaning they're going to try to take down
your country and take it over and then wage war,
or there is jihadis that's going to kill you that day,
And the problem is you don't know which until they act,
and that's too late. So the inconsistency of Mohammad's life,
not the inconsistency of Christian believers, the consistency of christ
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and the inconsistency of Muhammad. That's our biggest problem. So
the answer to your email is, I don't know what
I'm welcoming in. And then even if you tell me,
I have to trust you're not lying, which you're allowed
to do.
Speaker 5 (30:20):
Now, there are a million other differences I could light
you up with.
Speaker 4 (30:24):
For an Islamist or a Muslim the authority comes from
the Qoran, the Suna, the hadith, and the Islamic jurisprudence,
and US law comes from the constitution, statutes, regulations, court decisions.
It's not just the biblical difference versus Koranic difference, and
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nobody assimilates anymore. So that becomes an area of concern.
Government in Islam, it can incorporate religious principles into government,
depending on the country, our constitution prohibits. You'll often hear
me say we have separation of church and state. There
is none in Islam. Traditional Islamic jurisprudence has different views,
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with classical schools often treating apostasy as a serious offense.
It's protected here with religious freedom. I don't want to
welcome in a theocracy or a totalitarian regime. If that's
your email, blasphemy laws that can lead to death sentences,
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I really don't want to bring that in Sharia law.
Classic Sharia includes hodud, that's punishment for certain offenses.
Speaker 5 (31:40):
We don't have that.
Speaker 4 (31:42):
We have innocence until proven guilty by a jury of
your peers, and then a punishment that is commiserate with
the crime. When it comes to women rights and obligations
differ from the West. Traditional inheritance rules differ. Some even
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allow mercy killings. I mean, I could go on and
not look. Because the world is ignorant, doesn't make me ignorant.
My answer to your email is I can't find middle
ground until I know exactly who I'm dealing with. So
I'll make no broad statement. You will never hear me
be dumb enough, even as a Christian who's called to
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love his enemies and love all as Christ love me.
If I pass a Muslim on the street, I smile
and I say hello, and if they stop and talk,
I lovingly talk. But that doesn't erase any of this
other stuff. There are a lot of unknowns. But in
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this constitutional government of laws, representative republic, if you assimilate
and if you believe in separation of church and state,
you have a right in freedom. You don't have a
right to dismantle the constitution and the republic. That's the difference.
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I find very little in common, but that's irrelevant and anecdotal.
The fact that it has nothing in common with our
constitutional republic and form a law, that's a big problem.
But thanks for the email. I mean, it was a
nice try. And there's very few hosts that could have
answered it. So I understand, you've taken a shot. Everybody's
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gonna start, Yes, I'm gonna start. I'll go low, but
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I won't go that low your standards. So somebody asked
aoc oh, now that she's freezing her eggs, does she
eventually want a boy or a girl?
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And she answered, oh, girl, baby girl. Standard play that
starts beneath my standards.
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Definitely a Jeffrey uh fifty seven minutes after the hour,
the full slated primaries. Today we have Vermont, Connecticut, Minnesota.
All eyes on that gubernatorial race in Wisconsin, but don't
forget South Carolina to replace Lindsay Graham death toll has
now risen over one hundred and thirty A magnet two
seven point four earthquakes struck Columbia.
Speaker 5 (36:03):
We'll get the very latest on that.
Speaker 4 (36:04):
President Trump says Iran should pay for the damages and
harm its regime is inflicted on the world for the
past fifty years.
Speaker 5 (36:12):
He's so close.
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See how he referred to it as a world problem,
not an American problem. I like that Powerball jackpot heads
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Last night, we have all the top stories and nothing
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Your morning show coming up ry with the latest on
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Barack Obama and Lsayed who wants to get rid of
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What do they have in common? They're all on your
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August the eleventh. You have a Lord twenty twenty six
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and I'm your host, Michael del Jordan. Jeffer's got the
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just waking up a magnitude seven point four earthquake has
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rocked western Colombia, killing one hundred and eleven, and search
and rescue efforts are still underway. As the death toll,
actually that death toll I believe has I've got new numbers,
has risen already to one hundred and thirty since prepping
for the show, So as you can imagine, with search
and rescue on going, that number is going to rise
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and rise fast. We have a full slate of primaries today,
don't forget we have we keep talking about Vermont, Connecticut, Minnesota, Wisconsin,
that big gubernatorial primary, but also in South Carolina to
replace Lindsay Graham, his sister faces that election today. Mom
Donnie's tax on the rich has been put on pause
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from the court system. And we have the nation Strategic
Petroleum Reserve now has fallen below three hundred million barrels.
That's the first time since the early nineteen eighties. And
the powerball jackpot moves closer to a billion dollars with
no grand prize. After the drawing last night, I think
probably one of the big stories, and we talked about
(02:15):
the Fauci diary, and then there was the infamous pleading
of the fifth for about two and a half hours,
and then we get word that the Republican leadership had
gotten a hold of his COVID smartphone, and that opens
Pandora's box to every message, every text, and again if
(02:37):
Fauci was using you know, the diaries were all posted
right on government servers and like that. This was a
government phone. So we knew there was going to be
a treasure coming out of this. And here's your first
So we get the January twenty twenty one Fauci discussion
(02:59):
through tech messages concerning vaccines for early pregnancy, including the
possibility that fever following a second vaccine dose could theoretically
be associated with miscarriage in the first trimester. Fauci also
said pregnant women should weigh the potential risks against the benefit,
noting the COVID nineteen itself can be serious during pregnancy.
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This is the key to the entire vaccine debate. Now,
there's some things that have been conditioned in that I
think all of the media, all of big government has
a shared responsibility. I think the addition of social media
(03:51):
and the Internet and the unchartered waters even in some cases,
has certainly solidified him. But in America to day, we
are in the conditioned reaction business, and reaction is some issue.
And by the way, remember we used to talk about
news cycles being two to three days. Then news cycles
(04:14):
became one day. Well now in the internet world, the
outrage cycle, it's not really a news cycle, mostly an
outrage cycle. It can last minutes and it doesn't matter
what pops up. Everyone feels the need to take an immediate, immovable,
(04:35):
permanent position, and it's usually based on narrative alone, very
little facts, very little time to even study and contemplate.
So we often share the John F. Kennedy quote too often.
We enjoy the comfort of opinion without the discomfort of thought,
(04:57):
and so we saw this like never. This is why
I always say COVID revealed so much more than it did,
and the condition it revealed was far worse than the pandemic. So,
whether it was the VAX, whether it was social distancing,
whether it was locking everybody up in their house and
(05:18):
shutting down.
Speaker 5 (05:22):
The economy, or.
Speaker 4 (05:24):
Whether it was masks, everybody took an immediate immovable position.
I'm pro masking, I'm anti mask and everything just built
layer upon layer and divided us against each other. But
at the end of the day, if you weren't comforted
by opinion alone, and you allowed yourself the discomfort of
(05:49):
thought or information or study, you came to a far
different conclusion. Well, now it all depends, doesn't it. The mask,
It depends what type of mask, how long you wear it,
where you were it, where you don't word, whether you're
infected or not infected.
Speaker 5 (06:11):
Social distancing could certainly make some sense.
Speaker 4 (06:14):
But what we ended up with where apparently you needed
a mask checking into a restaurant and walking down the
eyeles of the tables, but once you sat down at
the table, you were suddenly fine and nothing could get
to you, Like the virus itself was some well behaved
(06:37):
dog that would never come anywhere near the table while
you're eating. It was just laughable, And ultimately, with the vaccine,
isn't this the question? We should have been given the
information and allowed to make the choice. Now, don't let
people revise history. You were not allowed. You were told,
(07:04):
shamed if you didn't, fired if you didn't forced out
if you didn't all based on the campaigns in misinformation.
Even if you asked me, will you anti vacs? Of
course I wasn't. Oh you were a proponent of the vacs.
Of course I wasn't. You're not logically asking the right questions. Now,
(07:30):
a guy smokes cigarettes fifty two years, has COPD, is obese,
is diabetic. Now you ask me you think COVID will
kill him? Yeah, I think the risks of him getting
COVID are worse than the risks of him getting the vaccine,
(07:54):
as unknown as it is, as untried as it is.
But a perfectly healthy young woman who was pregnant, absolutely not.
(08:15):
I often tell the story of a little leaguer shortstop.
It's ninety six degrees, it feels like one hundred and four.
We're playing Little league baseball. He's at shortstop, there's no
one around him, and he's wearing a mask. Now what
do you think Do you think the mask is going
to protect him more or potentially harm him, suffocate him?
(08:40):
I mean, I love how fa She says. Pregnant women
should weigh the potential risks against the benefits. Every American citizen,
every employee in America should have been given the grace
to decide for themselves. That didn't apply to pregnant women,
(09:03):
every American. That's healthcare. Every day you have to weigh
the risks of a procedure versus the benefit.
Speaker 5 (09:21):
A skin tag being removed.
Speaker 4 (09:24):
Comes with risks, and every patient signs a form and
decides the benefit versus the risk. Well it it's my
wife got that son of a gun off. Well, it
could get infected, you could turn septic. And two people
in thirty five years have died. And boy, don't you
(09:46):
feel stupid dying with a skin tag? What's the Macura
comb on it? What happened?
Speaker 5 (09:52):
You got a skin tag removed and he died?
Speaker 4 (09:57):
But everybody, that's everything that's an add mind goes to
skin tag, isn't it. I did have a friend whose
father in law had a very very simple procedure and
it was like, I think, An I talk really like
plastics and died on the table. Well, I mean, look
at Joan Rivers went in for a little nip and
(10:19):
dome we that's there, you go. There's even a bigger
one that tops Genie asked his father in law.
Speaker 5 (10:26):
But I mean, isn't that everybody?
Speaker 4 (10:28):
Why didn't I mean, if nothing else in all of
this Fauci text, why doesn't that discussion come out? Why
weren't we allowed to weigh the potential risk against benefits.
That isn't how it was presented publicly. That isn't how
(10:49):
it was carried out by businesses by government. So yeah,
this Fauci thing is nasty. This was an untried, untested
vaccine with the risks, risks that were discussed specifically in
(11:13):
text but not publicly at a press conference.
Speaker 5 (11:17):
Oh the drip, drip drip on Anthony Fauci, that tiny.
Speaker 4 (11:21):
Little dobby he I mean, wow, I guess I get
why he bled the fifth over and over and over again.
Speaker 5 (11:32):
Let's keep our eye on the ball.
Speaker 4 (11:33):
We got a lot of people in Colombia to be
praying for, some who have lost their life due to
a seven point four earthquake, some who are being searched
for in rescue mode right now. And the death told
that continues to rise. We'll keep you posted on that
throughout the morning.
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dollar in value because we keep printing money. COVID was
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To date, this is your morning show with Michael Del Chrono.
Speaker 4 (13:20):
Why is that such a firm.
Speaker 5 (13:23):
Memory for me? What's up?
Speaker 4 (13:25):
This song or Leans still the one being the theme
song for ABC Television. I think if you google it,
I think it's gonna be nineteen seventy six or seventy seven,
and they would show you Laverne and Shirley happy days,
you know, clips from all the great shows, and ABC
is still the one that's back when Remember when radio
(13:48):
stations and television stations did great promos.
Speaker 5 (13:51):
Nobody does a great promo anymore. There's no time and
there's no people to do.
Speaker 4 (13:54):
Wow, there are no good shows to promos, so why
would there.
Speaker 5 (13:56):
Be good promos?
Speaker 4 (13:57):
I guess if you're just waking up, it's twenty six
minutes after.
Speaker 5 (14:00):
I ponder everything at the Ponds. It's the ponder a Rosa. Hey,
if you're just waking up.
Speaker 4 (14:08):
The president, you know, Iran changed everything in the deal
and now wants America to surrender, withdraw, apologize, pay them
for all the damages. Well, President Trump says Iran should
pay damages for the harm, the harm the Reshims inflicted
on the world the past fifty years. Mark Mayfield has
the President's response to Iran.
Speaker 7 (14:29):
On Monday, Trump was asked about Iran's latest demand, says,
negotiations play out with the US.
Speaker 8 (14:33):
They asked for money for the damage that we've done,
and I said that's a good idea. Well, we're going
to ask for money for the damage they've done over
fifty year period, whether you go ss coal or whether
you go all of the people that were so badly hurt,
so badly wounded or killed.
Speaker 7 (14:49):
Over the weekend, Iran had a number of demands of
the US, including that the US must completely compensate Iran
for damages from the five month long war.
Speaker 5 (14:57):
Trump's old White House reporters he thinks.
Speaker 7 (14:59):
Iron should pay for all the people that they have
killed over the last decades.
Speaker 5 (15:02):
Trump bantner that the US controls the straight of hormones.
I'm Mark Neefield, Yes, I'd say talks have stalled.
Speaker 4 (15:08):
Luigi Mangioni, the accused killer of a healthcare company CEO,
is scheduled top pear in a New York courtroom today.
Speaker 5 (15:14):
Scott Carr has more.
Speaker 9 (15:16):
The hearing is expected to focus on a request from
Mangioni's defense team to allow a live broadcast of the
upcoming state murder trial. New York law bands cameras from
most state criminal proceedings. Manngioni is facing both federal and
state charges for the December twenty twenty four murder of
United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson on a Manhattan sidewalk. Manngioni
(15:37):
state trial is set for September, while the federal trial
takes place next year.
Speaker 5 (15:41):
I'm Scott Carr.
Speaker 4 (15:43):
Primaries today in South Carolina, Vermont, Connecticut, Minnesota, Wisconsin. I
guess that makes it appropriate for today to be National
Poll Workers Recruitment Day.
Speaker 10 (15:52):
The US Election Assistants Commission established the day, which is
observed annually on the eleventh of August, to promote civic
engagement and encourage people to sign up to be poll workers.
The goal is to recognize the pivotal role that poll
workers play in insuring secure elections, also inspiring more people
to volunteer and support fair voting. I'm Tammy Trujillo.
Speaker 5 (16:12):
Well, my wife will appreciate this story. Harry Potter.
Speaker 4 (16:17):
Fans are working their magic to force changes to an
energy project in the UK. Hundreds of fans protesting after
learning the multi million dollar project between Ireland and UK
would actually go through the grave site of Dobby the
house self and a podcast interview, the CEO of the
energy company said he wasn't sure who Dobby was. Oh,
(16:42):
that was a mistake. He said he wasn't sure who
Dobby was at first, but then when he found out
the characters from Harry Potter, he said, we went back
to planners to discuss how to avoid the memorial site
at Freshwater West Beach in Wales after being told complaints
were very very serious. It's port Wait the powerball Jackpop
moves closer to a billion dollars no winner last night.
Speaker 5 (17:03):
Eleve more on that the next Top five stories of
the day.
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Speaker 4 (17:43):
I remember the still the one campaign for ABT because
right out of college I worked at a print job
and I called it about a million of those pro
jure from the local AB league data.
Speaker 11 (17:52):
And I believe that was nineteen ninety and leered into
my brain.
Speaker 5 (17:56):
Although have a good Day, No, it was. It was
nineteen seventy seven.
Speaker 4 (18:05):
You mean Morgan Mendy, the Love Book Gang.
Speaker 5 (18:08):
They do have Robin Williams on this promo. Oh yeah,
Cheryl Lamb, Happy Days, Hal Linden.
Speaker 4 (18:14):
Well, Charlie's Angels was huge in nineteen seventy seven.
Speaker 5 (18:17):
Yeah, so you know, probably early Danny de beat him.
Speaker 4 (18:22):
Yeah, I would think Happy Days, Laverne and Shirley, Mork
and Mendy, love Boat, Charlie's Angels. That's probably the big five, right.
I mean they dominated for a short window, and they
had the song when they did it. But Red Di
some research. It was seventy seven and seventy nine they
used that promo and one of those two years they
used actually Orleans, I don't think got around it, just
(18:45):
eventually doing their own version.
Speaker 11 (18:47):
That was the wrong piece of production. I thought it
might have overdubbed it, but there were yours.
Speaker 4 (18:52):
One with Orleans in it, yeah, because they used the
Orleans is the one I remember.
Speaker 5 (18:57):
And by the way, you cut out the best part.
I wish I could remember his name.
Speaker 4 (19:01):
One of the greatest voiceover guys in the history of
voiceover work's the voice of ABC. Then he died somewhere
around late nineties. But you'll hear his voice at the
end if you want to play that real quick while
we're all going down.
Speaker 5 (19:15):
He used to do all that stuff live some of it. Yeah,
but then you know, was he the fall guy? You
know all that?
Speaker 4 (19:25):
Well I didn't, it would be it would be this
obnoxious I should Yeah, it's you've just barely missed him
when you when you lowered it down.
Speaker 12 (19:32):
Well, there's so many of I can't find the one
that I actually just play. Everything is six minutes, three minutes,
and I found a thirty second and now it's gone.
What happened, Well, you've completely disrupted the show. Now I'm
going to ask you to turn your microphone off, go
to the corner and put your head up against the wall, which,
by the way, that reminds me of the father putting
the kid in the cage.
Speaker 4 (19:53):
If you haven't seen Katee Fear with Nolton, no, well
that was DeNiro in the movie Cape Fear is an Apple.
I think it's going to be a series with another season,
not just a limited series, but it's a ten episode
series that just concluded. Amy Adams is terrific. The husband
(20:16):
from all the Conjurings is in this. The kids are
no names, but they're spectacular. And I don't know who
the man is that plays the main evil character, but
it's one of people always say you come up with
the stranger. Listen the guy in Nefarious. You have to
(20:38):
understand he's playing a real human being, a demon satan himself,
the victim of being possessed, and a serial killer all
in one, and he has to be all those different things.
People forget them, but this guy, this guy is spectacular.
It's one of the great great performances of ever seen
(21:00):
in my life. If you haven't seen Keep Fear, it's
very disturbing, don't get me wrong, but very very well done.
The voiceover guy, was it Ernie Anderson or was it
Bill Owen? No, I think this is Ernie Anderson. Did
you you're standing there like you found it here we on.
Speaker 5 (21:17):
ABC, still on ABS. I mean, what a voice.
Speaker 11 (21:23):
We had a local radio station here in town in
Nashville during the during the eighties and nineties they used
to use his voice and it was just phenomenal radio
back then.
Speaker 5 (21:34):
That's back when they did promos. Can you even think
of a good.
Speaker 4 (21:37):
Promo a network or a local television station is done
in the last Yeah, I used to love promos. Wouldn't
there have to be a good TV show?
Speaker 5 (21:50):
It helps?
Speaker 4 (21:52):
It's an ad D Tuesday officially, and I'm blaming it
on you all. It is thirty nine minutes after the hour.
If you're just way looking up, the full slated primaries
are today. Don't forget that South Carolina Senate race is
in the mix. But then Vermont, Connecticut, Minnesota, Wisconsin primaries today.
On this Tuesday, earthquake rocks Columbia seven point four on
(22:19):
the Richter scale. Earthquake has killed that death toll now
has the latest numbers, and I'll bet it's risen since
this is now one hundred and thirty and rising.
Speaker 5 (22:28):
So keep.
Speaker 4 (22:30):
A lot of people in your prayers in Colombia. Finally,
you know, we did a whole segment on the the
first installment from the Fauci phone, we had the Fauci diary.
Now we have the Fauci phone, and Republican senators have
(22:51):
released some text messages from doctor Fauci that was on
his government cell phone regarding the safety of the vaccines
for pregnant women. Again, it's the same old Fauci. What
was said in public, what was advised to governors and
presidents and members of Congress and to the American people
was different than what he was putting. And in this
case in text messages like before in his diary, and
(23:13):
this time concerning pregnant women. And you know, Fauci publicly
was telling everybody, we've had.
Speaker 5 (23:22):
Over ten thousand pregnant women.
Speaker 4 (23:23):
We haven't seen any problems, even though they had no
liability and testing.
Speaker 5 (23:27):
And then in private.
Speaker 4 (23:31):
Him being frank discussing concerns about vaccinating early and pregnancy,
including the possibility that fever following a second vaccine dose
could theoretically be associated with miscarriage in the first trimester,
all the things that weren't discussed in the text message.
The thing I circled, if you want to go back
and listen to podcast later, was this quote from Fauci,
(23:52):
pregnant women should weigh the potential risks against the benefits
of the vaccine, noting the COVID nineteen itself can be
serious during pregnancy. Yeah, but you have a low threat
to a healthy woman during pregnancy versus an unknown threat.
(24:13):
That's the part they were never honest with you. And
that's why we always go back to that Melcoln Institute
video because they're all sitting around and Fauci was one
of them, with all these scientists from around the world,
and they're discussing mRNA and they say, well, it's going
to be billions, it's going to take a decade of trials.
And then one of the scientists goes, but what if
(24:33):
we had a dangerous virus leak from a lab, let's
say in China, literally go listen and watch it yourself.
And then it happened two weeks later in Wuhan. Well,
then there'd be a worldwide emergency. Then they'd have to rush,
and we can avoid the billions and avoid the decade.
(24:53):
And then I guess it just coincidentally happened, and no
one ever gave you the opportunity to wait. The potential
risks versus the benefit, and so we talked about was
I anti vax depends on who. But that isn't how companies.
That isn't now the government. That isn't how Fauci and
(25:16):
others treated it. You were vexed and you were safe,
or you were unvaxed and you were dangerous to the world.
You were thrown out of the military, fired from your job,
if you weren't other than that, Yeah, you had to
say in it. And what do we find in private? Oh,
every woman should weigh the potential risks versus the benefits. Look,
(25:41):
if you were morbidly obese, a forty five fifty year
smoker was COPD, I'd have told you to get the vax.
And by the way, whether the vax or COVID killed you,
the obesity really killed you. It created your comorbidities. All
die of life eventually. Although put something on the certificate.
(26:06):
We died of every bad choice we made, including I
think I'll go get some milk right now.
Speaker 5 (26:12):
Car accident. But like the diaries, bottom line the texting
of Fauci, same story, one thing in private, another in public. Oh,
the liability, no wonder he pled the fifth. I don't
(26:35):
get too many of them in this new show. I
don't know that could change. But there's one guy that
likes to troll me. It would sound like a democrat.
There's no middle ground for Maga that invites Islam. I
don't even understand. I don't even think I brought up
the words Islam today, but that came in in the
(26:59):
first and maybe it's a teachable moment. I guess.
Speaker 4 (27:06):
I don't know how to explain this other than Islam
and Muslim can be interchangeable. I do like when we
used to call them Mohammedans, like we call Christians Christians,
because it puts the focus on Christ, Jesus Christ of
Nazareth and Mohammed. Now the problem with Mohammed. Jesus's life
(27:30):
from birth to death to resurrection very consistent in biblical teachings.
In other words, the New Testament fulfilled the Old Testament,
but the God's nature remained the same. We don't have
that with the Qoran, and we don't have that with Mohammed. Now, obvious,
this person is very pro Islamist, and he thinks he's
talking to somebody that's just repeating talking points, doesn't I've
(27:51):
studied this for years. I can go chart to kirk
on you if I want to. But I'm gonna be
kind and merciful and patient. The biggest problem is there
are three types of Muslims. Now there can be three
types of Christians. When we were younger, we'd call them
popcorn fart Christians. Amy Grant sang a song fat little babies,
(28:14):
you know, those that get saved and never mature. There
can be backsliders, it was a very famous expression in
the seventies. Began to serve Christ and then fell back
into sin.
Speaker 5 (28:26):
Don't forget Christs. Butchern was that people that showed up
on Christmas or Easter. That was what they were.
Speaker 4 (28:34):
Well, my childhood was that. But that's different. That's the
follower failing the example and the calling Christ himself was
not inconsistent. So Mohammed early was very peaceful and tolerant,
(28:55):
one of three hundred and sixty five religions in Mecca.
He was completely different by the time he got to Medina.
In between, he was a political He believed in stealing
and populating and infiltrating and eventually waging war. He ended
a bloodthirsty warrior. So if somebody just says, oh, I'm
(29:17):
a Muslim. Welcome in a Muslim. I don't know what
to do with that. I almost have to It's no
different than with Christianity. I almost have to say, are
you a Galatians two to twenty Christian? But if somebody
says they're a Muslim, are you a earlier follower of Mohammad,
(29:41):
a mid follower of Muhammad.
Speaker 5 (29:43):
Or a late follower of Muhammad.
Speaker 4 (29:44):
See, the problem is you don't know if they're peace
loving political meaning they're going to try to take down
your country and take it over and then wage war,
or there is jihadis that's going to kill you that day,
And the problem is you don't know which until they act,
and that's too late. So the inconsistency of Mohammad's life,
not the inconsistency of Christian believers, the consistency of christ
(30:06):
and the inconsistency of Muhammad. That's our biggest problem. So
the answer to your email is, I don't know what
I'm welcoming in. And then even if you tell me,
I have to trust you're not lying, which you're allowed
to do.
Speaker 5 (30:20):
Now, there are a million other differences I could light
you up with.
Speaker 4 (30:24):
For an Islamist or a Muslim the authority comes from
the Qoran, the Suna, the hadith, and the Islamic jurisprudence,
and US law comes from the constitution, statutes, regulations, court decisions.
It's not just the biblical difference versus Koranic difference, and
(30:45):
nobody assimilates anymore. So that becomes an area of concern.
Government in Islam, it can incorporate religious principles into government,
depending on the country, our constitution prohibits. You'll often hear
me say we have separation of church and state. There
is none in Islam. Traditional Islamic jurisprudence has different views,
(31:09):
with classical schools often treating apostasy as a serious offense.
It's protected here with religious freedom. I don't want to
welcome in a theocracy or a totalitarian regime. If that's
your email, blasphemy laws that can lead to death sentences,
(31:31):
I really don't want to bring that in Sharia law.
Classic Sharia includes hodud, that's punishment for certain offenses.
Speaker 5 (31:40):
We don't have that.
Speaker 4 (31:42):
We have innocence until proven guilty by a jury of
your peers, and then a punishment that is commiserate with
the crime. When it comes to women rights and obligations
differ from the West. Traditional inheritance rules differ. Some even
(32:04):
allow mercy killings. I mean, I could go on and
not look. Because the world is ignorant, doesn't make me ignorant.
My answer to your email is I can't find middle
ground until I know exactly who I'm dealing with. So
I'll make no broad statement. You will never hear me
be dumb enough, even as a Christian who's called to
(32:26):
love his enemies and love all as Christ love me.
If I pass a Muslim on the street, I smile
and I say hello, and if they stop and talk,
I lovingly talk. But that doesn't erase any of this
other stuff. There are a lot of unknowns. But in
(32:49):
this constitutional government of laws, representative republic, if you assimilate
and if you believe in separation of church and state,
you have a right in freedom. You don't have a
right to dismantle the constitution and the republic. That's the difference.
(33:10):
I find very little in common, but that's irrelevant and anecdotal.
The fact that it has nothing in common with our
constitutional republic and form a law, that's a big problem.
But thanks for the email. I mean, it was a
nice try. And there's very few hosts that could have
answered it. So I understand, you've taken a shot. Everybody's
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I have standards here at this show. Oh now we're
gonna start, Yes, I'm gonna start. I'll go low, but
(35:22):
I won't go that low your standards. So somebody asked
aoc oh, now that she's freezing her eggs, does she
eventually want a boy or a girl?
Speaker 5 (35:35):
And she answered, oh, girl, baby girl. Standard play that
starts beneath my standards.
Speaker 4 (35:43):
Definitely a Jeffrey uh fifty seven minutes after the hour,
the full slated primaries. Today we have Vermont, Connecticut, Minnesota.
All eyes on that gubernatorial race in Wisconsin, but don't
forget South Carolina to replace Lindsay Graham death toll has
now risen over one hundred and thirty A magnet two
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Speaker 5 (36:03):
We'll get the very latest on that.
Speaker 4 (36:04):
President Trump says Iran should pay for the damages and
harm its regime is inflicted on the world for the
past fifty years.
Speaker 5 (36:12):
He's so close.
Speaker 4 (36:12):
See how he referred to it as a world problem,
not an American problem. I like that Powerball jackpot heads
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Last night, we have all the top stories and nothing
but the top stories.
Speaker 5 (36:23):
So help us.
Speaker 4 (36:24):
Your morning show coming up ry with the latest on
the primary preview and James Carafano to break down the
strange bedfellows a president and former senator, Commander in Chief
Barack Obama and Lsayed who wants to get rid of
all of those things?
Speaker 5 (36:40):
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