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It's friday there's no hour like the platinum hour like
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Needed was because because because because because and we'd have
had them all in there we'd have had ourselves a
hat trick Well, we are heading into a, or I
am anyway, a one-week vacation. So might as well get
all our celebratory opens in there. Eight minutes after the hour.
You're going on vacation? Next weekend. You didn't tell Red
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and me. Yes, while you guys are up working, I'll
be going. Your morning show, your morning show. Yeah, I'm
sure you will. Your morning show, your morning show. Eight
minutes after the hour, the State Department says 90 Americans
are among the more than 1,000 people still missing after
the deadly flash flood. The death toll is now 470
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in Nepal. He threatened and he followed through. The president
changing the name of Lake Ontario to Lake America. Feel
free to use the talkback button and give your reaction.
This is all getting too weird for me. A top
Iranian official is denying reports that they've been plotting to
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assassinate Barron Trump, the son of the president. This announcement,
President Trump will skip the 25th anniversary ceremonies of the
9-11 attacks in Manhattan. This is significant, obviously, a 25th anniversary.
But this also points to where one gets a sense
after the emergency departure in proximity to Iran. of the G7.
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And now this, that security is an issue. The Grand
Ole Opry has an upcoming show on Saturday night that
will pay tribute to the late Dolly Parton. I guess
they're going to be in good spirits when I get
to Cleveland. Ohio is going to play Henderson, Nevada on
Saturday in the U.S. Championship. That'll be 2.30 on ABC
in the Little League World Series. Do you know they
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call this week zero of college football? Which makes no sense.
Used to be on my birthday, August 30th, would be
often when Oklahoma would play the University of Tulsa in
that kind of college football kickoff. Now we got a
full slate. I don't know why they're calling it week zero.
There's like about seven, eight games, including one overseas. But
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for those of you that just kind of stall your way.
Through a year, just to get back to football season,
I think you're pretty much there. We had four preseason
football games last night in the NFL. Cities of your
morning show interest, Bills 28-27 over the Steelers. It was
all Steelers earlier, but in the second half, Bills came
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back to win that game. Browns beat the Patriots 37-13.
Rams 20-18 over the Chargers. And the 49ers won 18-12
over the Raiders. But we have preseason wrapping up in
the NFL, week zero of college football. Things are headed
towards fall quickly. We did have a study now that
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the announcement came this week. We're not going to have
a Pro Bowl, an actual game, which this has been coming.
I mean, when's the last time we had a full
speed Pro Bowl? That's a great question. I think it's
been at least 15 years, hasn't it? And then we
made our way to touch football. And now we'll just
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simply have the Pro Bowl status that is given no
game or no alternates announced. And it may have something
to do with this study. One in four NFL football
players will go on to have brain issues. I mean,
David Zanotti called this a long time ago. It's like
gladiator games or What was the movie where they're hunting
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each other and only one person lives? Hunger Games. It's
like Hunger Games. For our entertainment, there's a 25% chance
these people are going to have some serious brain issues
and early death issues. Is the game worth it? Worst
of all, are we going to turn to everyone wearing
those silly helmets? Which, by the way, Corey the Yardboy...
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announces high school football. Flavor Tigers. And I notice it's
made its way to high school. Now you got, nobody
wears a neck roll or arm pads anymore like I did.
Now you got guys running around with those silly little helmets,
look like a video game.
Speaker 5 (05:13):
Well, and they got those little blow up soft pads
they wear on their helmets. Yeah, that's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1 (05:18):
Oh, okay. But you got one guy running around looking
like a, I don't know, a Smurf. It's made its way.
But maybe everybody should be wearing that. We'll talk more
about that. Nepal, let me give you the very latest.
Rescuers pulled out survivors, caked in dark brown mud. I mean,
this was like high effects movie type.
Speaker 6 (05:41):
Shots.
Speaker 1 (05:43):
It was almost surreal for the human mind to grasp.
It looked like some kind of a Hollywood set just
being filled with water. It looked more like a tsunami.
than a flash flood. And this is right along the coastline,
the Tibetan borderline. The horrible events have killed now 470 people,
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left more than 1,500 missing. We understand about 90 Americans
were unaccounted for. President Trump said the flooding was terrible
to see, told reporters in the Oval Office. He offered
to provide Nepal anything they want, anything they need. I
think the president would have said this if there was
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not a single report of an American missing. This is just,
and it's been a year like that, hasn't it? Between earthquakes,
Venezuela was devastating. And now this, flooding in Nepal. The
president had threatened and he has followed through. I mean,
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no one trolls like President Trump. But this one, this
one for all of us. is a head scratcher. I
don't know. We live in a matrix, so I don't
know what the right would be doing if someone on
the left was doing this. The last time we had
a president, this narcissistic was Barack Obama. And if Barack
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Obama started going around renaming everything, we would be beside ourselves.
My first gut reaction was this sounds like, with all
due respect, this sounds like something more Friday with 47
would follow through and do than the actual Donald J. Trump,
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President of the United States. We're in the midst of
a housing crisis. We're in the midst of an automobile crisis.
These are tricky times as a necessary disarming of Iran's
threat is taking place seriously. Can we stay focused on
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the serious things? Now, celebrating 250 years, that's already bombed.
With the exception of the race, I'm going to throw
that in. I think the race was so good. Maybe
I'll bring this up with 47. We should actually do
it every year. And next year you can call it 251.
And the year after that, 252. Seriously, that was a hit.
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And start taking those Indy cars and bringing them to
some of our most beautiful cities and let's race.
Speaker 5 (08:30):
That was one of the greatest races we had in
downtown Nashville. I had them going 200 miles an hour
over the Cumberland River Bridge.
Speaker 1 (08:39):
It was just incredible.
Speaker 6 (08:40):
Breathtaking.
Speaker 1 (08:42):
I mean, that was a hit. Other than that, can
we all agree? that the bi-and-a-half centennial was nothing like
the bicentennial. And America was pretty divided in 1976 for
the bicentennial, but this was the new low. I just,
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you know. And Lake America? I mean, the Great Lakes,
number one. Do we really want to make Lake Ontario
the greatest of Great Lakes? Do we really want to
go through the trouble of changing all the signs? I'm
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old enough to remember when they were going to switch
to the metric system. Oh, was that a joke? We
were about six weeks in and everybody just went, this
isn't going to work.
Speaker 6 (09:39):
Punt.
Speaker 1 (09:41):
Let's punt on Lake Ontario. But, you know, Obviously, the
250th was a bust. And now here comes the 25th
anniversary of the 9-11 attacks. I'm hoping this is a bust.
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I'll be flying to New York City on 9-11. I'm
not thrilled. For a funeral, that's how convinced I am. Look,
I will tell you this about the nature of radical Islamists.
Anniversaries matter. The first 9-11 had significance, and the 25th
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will have even more. And they tend to keep going
back to the same places on the same anniversaries. The
president choosing to be at the Pentagon, which could be
far more secured than the ground zero in Manhattan, I
think is a sign that things are not as safe
right now as some would lead on. I did not,
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I don't know about anybody else, but I just haven't,
you know me, there's no bigger Little League World Series
fan than me. And I remember early on thinking, I
don't know, we had a couple of fever games. I
think in the heart of Little League World Series, I
had a pretty significant death. And a pretty traumatic view
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of it and trip to it. I just don't think
I recovered in time. I sure hope the kids have
put on the same show that I've come to love
for my entire life. I know we're going to end
up with Nevada versus Ohio for the U.S. championship. And
that'll be Saturday, 2.30 on ABC. And then it's on
to the World, Little League World Series against whoever wins
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the rest of the world on Sunday. And as I mentioned,
week zero of college football starts this weekend. All is
right with the world as we return to normal. I
used to work with a guy named Rick Corey in Tulsa,
Oklahoma for over a decade. And Rick had a theory
that the best day of your vacation, was the last
day of work leading into it. Because really, and I
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think this goes back to when we hated our jobs.
I really don't think of it that way. If I
ever go anywhere, I have a lot of fun for
about 24 hours. About day two, I start missing my wife.
By day three, I'm missing the pets and the children.
And seriously, by day three and a half, I'm ready
to be home. Kind of a thing. And And the
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same is true with vacation. I start missing you guys
after a couple of days. And if something significant happens,
I'm wishing I was with you to go through it
with you. So I don't do it like we used to.
But there is something about the last show before a vacation.
Because normally what happens is after vacation starts, then you
know you got seven days left, six days left, five
days left. Right now you got nothing but relaxation ahead.
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So if there is no better day or better show
than the final one before vacation, you should be in
for a treat today. And you are. Next half hour,
we'll have to do the Sounds of the Day. How
good is today's show? How good is it? So glad
you asked. We had to move Sounds of the Day
to the Platinum Hour. Roy O'Neill's got the latest on
Dolly Parton. Roland Orzabal. I'm going to go ahead and
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let the cat out of the bag, can I? We
had to pre-tape this interview. I don't know what's going
through your head right now. Oh, I love shout. Oh,
I loved everybody wants to change the world. Or maybe
who cares? I went into this interview. I really didn't
know much about it all. Tears for fears. Jeffrey will agree.
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This is must hear radio next hour. You did. You
did really good.
Speaker 5 (13:38):
Oh, it's not about me. I know, but you did.
I mean, you were worried about it. You were fretting
over it.
Speaker 1 (13:42):
Well, because I don't know anything about them. And I
found him to be fascinating. And the interview is definitely
worth your time. So we're just saying, Tears for Tears
co-founder Roland Orzabal joins us about the new memoir, Welcome
to Your Life. And you'll find out who wrote that
lyric and what that song was almost called. This is
Must Hear Radio coming up. John Decker is going to
(14:03):
have the very latest on the Tennis Hall of Fame.
People forget, in addition to being a 30-year White House correspondent,
he's also a Supreme Court bar attorney. He's on the
International Tennis Hall of Fame committee. John Decker is a
mover and a shaker among us. Where's the beef? What
to rename Lake Ontario? Will there be an Indy 251?
It's Friday. That means Friday with 47. Everybody seems to
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be talking about or taking peptides these days. What are they?
What are the benefits? I got to give a little
side note here. I requested this topic. I'm thinking about
taking peptides. The doctor's going to be in the house.
Joe Galati later on. Miss a little, you'll miss a lot,
miss a lot, and we will miss you. Welcome to Friday,
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Do an experiment today or over the weekend. Type in
your name into one of them and boom, there you are.
Your address, your phone number, your family names. Some of
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Little mokes done growing up and become a senior citizen.
I want to wish you a happy birthday, Michael. I
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say we're glad.
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You were born.
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Remember, no matter how old you get, never, ever let
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Have a great Friday, guys, and a weekend.
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That's never going to happen. By the way, I thought
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card at 50. That was insulting. Now, golf, I don't
mind being considered. You know, I got a lot of
water to use, more than data centers. I don't mind
being considered a senior and get a lower rate. But
I thought 65 was, I don't think I'm a senior
citizen yet. Well, you talk like one. Oh, stop it.
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Joey in PA says, good morning, Michael. I just wanted
to take time and welcome you to 62. I wish
you a very blessed and happy birthday this weekend. Hope
you enjoy that special day with family and friends. Just
wanted you to know that ever since your morning show
came to WSBA here in Pennsylvania, I've been listening to
you and the crew, and it's been an absolute joy
and inspiration. Listen every morning. Thank you for letting us
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have a seat at the kitchen table. God bless you.
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Hey, this is Mike the Baptist in Cottontown, Tennessee, and
my morning show is Your Morning Show with Michael DelGiorno.
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mention I'll be going on vacation. When I get back,
one of Charlie's angels will be waiting for us, Jacqueline Smith,
out with a new book. I once knew a guy
named Charlie. Look forward to talking to her. As I mentioned,
next hour, a little visit with Roland Orzabal, who was
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one of the co-founders and the duo of Tears for Fears.
this is Must Hear Radio coming up next hour for you.
And of course it's Friday, so we'll have Friday with
47 in the third hour. Also visit with Dr. Joe
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to know about peptides. That's later this morning. 36 minutes
after the hour, early bird gets the worm, sleepy squirrel
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misses the nut, rise and shine. We got us a Friday,
August the 28th to live together, 2026. State Department, I cannot,
Fox keeps showing clips of the, I mean, it's like
a tsunami, not a flash flood in Nepal. And, you know,
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you got to keep reminding yourself that's not a movie
set and those aren't actors and those aren't stunt people.
That's real human beings. The death toll is now at 470.
There's some 1500 people still missing and unaccounted for 90
of which are potentially Americans. President Trump falling through on
that threat. He will change the name of Lake Ontario
or at least attempt to through executive order to Lake
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of America. As we mentioned earlier, We thought it was
long since time that talk radio returned to, well, first
of all, human interaction enjoyment and not screaming and fighting
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but certainly a conversation and a journey of discovery together
so A key to this show are the talkbacks and
the emails. You can email me at michaeld.iheartmedia.com or hit
a microphone. If you're listening on the iHeartRadio app, you'll
see it. No more rotting on hold. You say it,
you send it. We all hear it. And I suspect
this morning's Platinum Hour is going to be all about
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Lake America. Let's start with Don in Philadelphia. Happy Friday
from Philadelphia.
Speaker 9 (20:24):
As a three-time voter for Donald Trump, I find his
renaming of Lake Ontario as being quite petty and has
very little effect on all the important things that need
to be done in our country.
Speaker 1 (20:42):
I said almost the same thing 25 minutes ago. I
don't think I could have said it more short and
to the point than that. Petty. And a very little
significance compared to the challenges that we face. Very well said, Donna.
Rob's listening in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Speaker 3 (21:00):
Michael, with everything going on in the world, with gas
prices where they are, home prices, grocery prices, people just
having it hard living, the American dream is no longer
in reach. I'm really happy and glad that Trump can
take the time to rename a lake and rename the
Gulf of Mexico or America or whatever you want to
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call it now.
Speaker 1 (21:22):
Safe to say that with sarcasm? I think so. Woody's
back in Arizona.
Speaker 6 (21:26):
Renaming Lake Ontario. Stupidity. That man is so petty at times,
it drives me crazy.
Speaker 8 (21:32):
And you can't bet on the Little League World Series,
but count on the Hamilton, Ohio Westsiders making it to
the World Series championship game.
Speaker 6 (21:43):
Book that, Big John.
Speaker 1 (21:45):
Book it. Oh, speaking of Big John, he's in Poughkeepsie.
Speaker 7 (21:49):
So you caught me in the middle of writing my
Del Giorno roast for the Christmas party. Hoping you have
a great week off. Next week, we'll be here waiting.
Any update on the party? Oh, you guys are relentless. Well,
let me just say this. Throwing this party is not
as easy as it sounds. There is a lot of
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security and legal complications in doing such a thing. such
as life in this day and age. There is a
lane in which we could possibly do it. That will
be discussed during my week off. But this may be
the kind of thing, unless we just, you know, you
know what I'm ready to do?
Speaker 1 (22:31):
There's got to be a morning after. I think we
should all do a cruise together. That may be the
most legal, easiest thing we can do. I don't even
know if that gets around the security issues, but I'm
going to get back with you on that. I have
tried as hard as I could, and I continue to
try as hard as I can. We'll see if that
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gets us anywhere. James is in Youngstown. Michael, this is
how the Orthodox Christians sing happy birthday.
Speaker 4 (23:01):
God grant you many years.
Speaker 6 (23:03):
God grant you many years.
Speaker 4 (23:05):
God grant you, God grant you many, many years.
Speaker 1 (23:11):
Live long and prosper. You know what I love about that, John? A,
I'm coming. I'll be in Ohio very soon. B, I
love somebody that sings as bad as me and it
doesn't stop.
Speaker 2 (23:22):
All right, everybody. Lock and load.
Speaker 1 (23:24):
I'm not joking. I'm not either. To be taking the
advice from.
Speaker 2 (23:27):
A group of people who can't define what.
Speaker 1 (23:29):
A woman is.
Speaker 2 (23:29):
Talk a little bit closer to the mic.
Speaker 1 (23:31):
That was just complete, not only misinformation, but it was racist.
Did they fail you?
Speaker 10 (23:37):
Yes.
Speaker 1 (23:38):
Always revealing, often entertaining. This is your Sounds of the Day.
I can't say it better than Donna. I said it
a little differently. I do think we have made no
real ground on the housing crisis. We have made no
real ground on the developing automobile crisis. We have a
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necessary disarming of a threat, not just to Israel, not
just to America, but to the world, Israel. And with that,
an economic vulnerability is You've got a reserve to refill
and an economy to secure. And as Donna would say,
what the president threatened because he's playing reality TV in
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Art of the Deal and renaming Lake Ontario, it just
feels tone deaf and petty. But it didn't stop him.
And here's how it sounded.
Speaker 11 (24:35):
And finally, I guess the purpose of this more than
anything else is we're going to be changing the name
of Lake Ontario, effective immediately to Lake America. That's going
to take place right now as I sign the order.
Do you have anything to say about it, Ben?
Speaker 7 (24:53):
Yes, sir.
Speaker 12 (24:53):
So this is a straightforward but important executive order.
Speaker 1 (24:57):
It directs Secretary.
Speaker 12 (24:58):
Bergen and the Department of the Interior to update the
Geographic Names Information Service to reflect that The lake once
known as Lake Ontario will from this day forward be
known as Lake America.
Speaker 1 (25:10):
So on a serious note, I said, and again, I
love the president. I said this yesterday. There are things
he's done that are so smart that I will appreciate
and thank God for him the rest of my life.
And then there are things he has done I will
scratch my head for the rest of my life. This
is one of them. Petty is certainly the word. And
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I don't know where this gets us with these negotiations,
but it's what he said later after signing the document.
Remember how I laid this out. We have an automobile
crisis rising to match our housing crisis. We have trade
issues with enemy countries, but now you are picking a
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fight with a neighbor, a friend, and a partner. And
I mean, this changing of names thing, if Barack Obama
had done this, we'd be going crazy. Damn right, it's America,
it's the like of America. I mean, I'm sure there
are going to be people that are like that, but
I mean, this is really stupid. But this is the
part that really goes beyond petty to stupid. Housing crisis,
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no progress. Developing auto crisis, process in the wrong direction.
Speaker 11 (26:38):
The lake change, Lake of America, was something I've been
thinking about for a long time, actually. As you know,
we took something called the Gulf of Mexico, we changed it,
and now it's very routinely the Gulf of America. So
if you think about it, Gulf and we have a lake.
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Now all we need is an ocean. So maybe we'll
have to change the name of the Atlantic and or
the Pacific. Maybe we'll change them both.
Speaker 6 (27:08):
God help us.
Speaker 1 (27:10):
All right, it's Friday. We deserve to have a little fun.
And lucky for you, Kamala's here.
Speaker 10 (27:15):
We are two months away from the midterms.
Speaker 1 (27:17):
Get out and vote.
Speaker 10 (27:18):
Let's get everyone out to vote. They are cheating. They
are trying to cheat and we have got to turn
out in big numbers and be too big to rig.
Speaker 1 (27:27):
Wasn't too big to rig the Trump slogan? By the way,
the screen on this is so big that if I
want to hit play, I can only see Kamala Harris
from the knees to just below the chest in what
looks like a men in black suit suit. It's quite
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the visual. Anyway. Wasn't it the left who said that
elections weren't rigged? Yeah. Wait a minute.
Speaker 6 (27:57):
No tax on tips.
Speaker 1 (27:58):
She stole that one too, didn't she? I mean, she's
such a non-factor. I'd rather hear what AOC has to
say two months out from midterm elections. She will be
relevant moving forward. Kamala isn't. This is the most unelectable
human being in the history of American politics. What are
you talking about? She was vice president. She ran for
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president because they did a bait and switch. The delegates
were secured by a senile old man. We'll get to
that in a second. And she was the first one
out in that primary. And then they rigged it for
Joe or it would have been Bernie again. And they
made Joe select her with the intent of getting rid
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of Joe quickly and getting their girl without having to
worry about the voters liking her. And then Joe wouldn't
go away till they set up a debate prior to
the primaries even being over, which was unprecedented that nobody
even acknowledged. And then didn't give his medication and let
him go out and look like a time bomb that
went off. But she's just not even a serious person.
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But listen to this. Hey, everybody.
Speaker 10 (29:10):
Just this week, the United States Supreme Court backed up
the president's agenda to He's trying to make.
Speaker 13 (29:16):
It more difficult for you to vote by mail.
Speaker 10 (29:19):
By the way, he votes by mail from Mar-a-Lago, but
he doesn't want you to vote by mail because he
knows you're paying attention. Context is so important. Gas prices
are up. Food prices are up. He got us an
award that the American people don't want. And he is
worried he is going to lose the midterms. We are
two months away from the midterms. Get out and vote.
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Let's get everyone out to vote. They are cheating. They
are trying to cheat. And we have got to turn
out in big numbers and be too big to rig.
Speaker 1 (29:48):
How very Barack Obama. All right, so Barack Obama, and
this was classic Saul Alinsky, and I used to teach
people how to speak the language. And the left is
still doing it. Whatever they're accusing the opposition of doing,
they're really confessing. It's like when a body language expert,
(30:13):
by the way, I looked at one of these one
time and now I get them in my real feed.
And there was a clip of Dolly Parton on with
Jimmy Fallon talking about this. And boy, the conspiracy theories
have gone crazy with this. Some even think, well, 2046
is going to be when Jesus returns because Dolly left
a recording that won't be heard until 2046. The internet
(30:36):
is just for the nuts, but it's fun to visit
like a zoo. Anyway, well, Dolly was telling the truth
and this woman's explaining the body language that proves she's
telling the truth. And the truth was they asked her
to do this. A song that no one will hear
until 2046. She actually put in the time vault a
(30:58):
song she really liked and regrets doing because she wanted
to release it. And laughingly, jokingly said, I hope you
like it. I'll probably be dead. I might make it
to 100, but I'll probably be dead. And, you know,
they go frame by frame. Do you see how when
she said that, her palm went up? Which is like
a verification of truth. See how she didn't look away
(31:20):
and all that? Trust me, when the Democrats accuse of something,
most of this is just narrative-laced rhetoric. But when they're
accusing somebody, they're really confessing and admitting what they're doing.
It's classic Barack Obama. So she's definitely doing that. But
the question you ought to ask yourself is, oh, well,
if the Supreme Court backed it up, not his agenda,
(31:43):
but the Constitution, are they trying to cheat too? Does
Kamala have the courage to... To say that, this just
speaks for itself as sounds of the day should. Abby Phillip,
on the record, saying her job at CNN is to
(32:06):
explain the news and the facts to conservative. Oh, Abby
knows we're in a matrix. She just wants to make
sure only her side of the matrix lives on. Listen.
Speaker 13 (32:19):
Conservatives are living in a completely different information world.
Speaker 1 (32:24):
By the way, I agree with that. Conservatives are living
in a completely different information world. Will she ever admit,
and she doesn't here on the Joy Reid Show, but
will she ever admit that the far left is living
in a completely different informational world as well? And the
answer to that is, The rest of this clip, of
(32:46):
course not.
Speaker 13 (32:46):
Conservatives are living in a completely different information world than liberals.
And breaking that down needs to be done. Because when
you don't ever even hear the facts, it's hard to
even know that you're wrong.
Speaker 1 (33:03):
And that happens a lot. So you didn't know this, conservatives.
You're wrong and you don't know it. Because you don't
know the facts because you don't get to hear them.
Not narratives, not talking points.
Speaker 7 (33:18):
Facts.
Speaker 1 (33:20):
Like it's a provable fact. Donald Trump is trying to
steal the election. And the Supreme Court is in his
back pocket. And that's why they're supporting him on this.
And remember how bias works. It's really dangerous. Stories you cover,
stories you don't. Angles you choose, angles you don't. People
(33:41):
you talk to, people you don't. Quotes you use, quotes
you don't. this, this is a whole other level of assault.
Do I have time to do this just real quick?
We gotta do a goodbye to Caroline Levitt, a montage
goodbye from all the memories. Good afternoon, everyone. It's good
(34:05):
to see you. Good to be in this room. I'm
glad everybody showed up today. Let's get back to work.
Speaker 9 (34:09):
Does anyone have any questions for Patty or for me?
Speaker 8 (34:13):
No? Okay.
Speaker 7 (34:15):
No.
Speaker 8 (34:16):
Anybody?
Speaker 3 (34:17):
No.
Speaker 1 (34:18):
I now regret giving a question to the Associated Press.
And shame on you and shame on the mainstream media.
Speaker 9 (34:23):
Caitlin, I'm not taking your follow-up.
Speaker 2 (34:24):
I have a follow-up on something you just said, though, Caroline.
Speaker 1 (34:26):
It's Caitlin.
Speaker 2 (34:27):
I'm not taking your follow-up.
Speaker 1 (34:29):
Philip, go ahead. You're a reporter. You should find out.
I'm shocked that he is speaking at nighttime. I thought
his bedtime was much earlier.
Speaker 2 (34:36):
To the woman in the purple, because I saw you
were making a face at my previous answer.
Speaker 1 (34:40):
So, what's going on? They want the Statue of Liberty back.
Speaker 13 (34:44):
It's only because of the United States of America that
the French are not speaking German right now.
Speaker 1 (34:49):
So they should be very grateful to our great country.
Speaker 12 (34:51):
I gave a quote to one of the media outlets
in this room yesterday that Democrats behaving like children would
be the least surprising thing of the night.
Speaker 13 (34:58):
And unfortunately, that quote did turn.
Speaker 1 (35:00):
Out to be true.
Speaker 8 (35:00):
We look forward to the United States beating our soon
to be 51st.
Speaker 1 (35:04):
State, Canada.
Speaker 5 (35:05):
Thank you.
Speaker 1 (35:05):
All right. Listen, a grateful nation is forever in your debt.
What a great press secretary. She was, and I know
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Speaker 1 (36:28):
The State Department says 90 Americans are among the more
than 1,500 that are still missing due to the deadly
flash flooding, and now the death toll is at 470
in Nepal. The president is following through on his threat.
to rename Lake Ontario, Lake America. And a top Iranian
official is denying all reports regarding a plot to assassinate
(36:51):
Barron Trump. Well, you heard it. Woody's picking Ohio over Nevada.
Big John has yet to chime in, but it'll be
Ohio versus Nevada in the Little League World Series tomorrow,
2.30 on ABC. The winner goes on for the World
World Series. College football. Week zero starts this weekend with
about six or seven matchups. All right, one half of
Tears for Fears, an interview you do not want to
(37:13):
miss about a memoir you definitely want to read. Also
a visit with John Decker, and of course it's Friday,
Friday with 47, and Dr. Joe on the way in
the third hour. This is your morning show.
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Good morning, Americans.
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It's friday there's no hour like the platinum hour like
no hour you'll know.
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Starting your morning off right a new way of.
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all you.
Speaker 1 (00:45):
Needed was because because because because because and we'd have
had them all in there we'd have had ourselves a
hat trick Well, we are heading into a, or I
am anyway, a one-week vacation. So might as well get
all our celebratory opens in there. Eight minutes after the hour.
You're going on vacation? Next weekend. You didn't tell Red
(01:07):
and me. Yes, while you guys are up working, I'll
be going. Your morning show, your morning show. Yeah, I'm
sure you will. Your morning show, your morning show. Eight
minutes after the hour, the State Department says 90 Americans
are among the more than 1,000 people still missing after
the deadly flash flood. The death toll is now 470
(01:28):
in Nepal. He threatened and he followed through. The president
changing the name of Lake Ontario to Lake America. Feel
free to use the talkback button and give your reaction.
This is all getting too weird for me. A top
Iranian official is denying reports that they've been plotting to
(01:50):
assassinate Barron Trump, the son of the president. This announcement,
President Trump will skip the 25th anniversary ceremonies of the
9-11 attacks in Manhattan. This is significant, obviously, a 25th anniversary.
But this also points to where one gets a sense
after the emergency departure in proximity to Iran. of the G7.
(02:14):
And now this, that security is an issue. The Grand
Ole Opry has an upcoming show on Saturday night that
will pay tribute to the late Dolly Parton. I guess
they're going to be in good spirits when I get
to Cleveland. Ohio is going to play Henderson, Nevada on
Saturday in the U.S. Championship. That'll be 2.30 on ABC
in the Little League World Series. Do you know they
(02:35):
call this week zero of college football? Which makes no sense.
Used to be on my birthday, August 30th, would be
often when Oklahoma would play the University of Tulsa in
that kind of college football kickoff. Now we got a
full slate. I don't know why they're calling it week zero.
There's like about seven, eight games, including one overseas. But
(02:58):
for those of you that just kind of stall your way.
Through a year, just to get back to football season,
I think you're pretty much there. We had four preseason
football games last night in the NFL. Cities of your
morning show interest, Bills 28-27 over the Steelers. It was
all Steelers earlier, but in the second half, Bills came
(03:20):
back to win that game. Browns beat the Patriots 37-13.
Rams 20-18 over the Chargers. And the 49ers won 18-12
over the Raiders. But we have preseason wrapping up in
the NFL, week zero of college football. Things are headed
towards fall quickly. We did have a study now that
(03:42):
the announcement came this week. We're not going to have
a Pro Bowl, an actual game, which this has been coming.
I mean, when's the last time we had a full
speed Pro Bowl? That's a great question. I think it's
been at least 15 years, hasn't it? And then we
made our way to touch football. And now we'll just
(04:04):
simply have the Pro Bowl status that is given no
game or no alternates announced. And it may have something
to do with this study. One in four NFL football
players will go on to have brain issues. I mean,
David Zanotti called this a long time ago. It's like
gladiator games or What was the movie where they're hunting
(04:33):
each other and only one person lives? Hunger Games. It's
like Hunger Games. For our entertainment, there's a 25% chance
these people are going to have some serious brain issues
and early death issues. Is the game worth it? Worst
of all, are we going to turn to everyone wearing
those silly helmets? Which, by the way, Corey the Yardboy...
(04:57):
announces high school football. Flavor Tigers. And I notice it's
made its way to high school. Now you got, nobody
wears a neck roll or arm pads anymore like I did.
Now you got guys running around with those silly little helmets,
look like a video game.
Speaker 5 (05:13):
Well, and they got those little blow up soft pads
they wear on their helmets. Yeah, that's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1 (05:18):
Oh, okay. But you got one guy running around looking
like a, I don't know, a Smurf. It's made its way.
But maybe everybody should be wearing that. We'll talk more
about that. Nepal, let me give you the very latest.
Rescuers pulled out survivors, caked in dark brown mud. I mean,
this was like high effects movie type.
Speaker 6 (05:41):
Shots.
Speaker 1 (05:43):
It was almost surreal for the human mind to grasp.
It looked like some kind of a Hollywood set just
being filled with water. It looked more like a tsunami.
than a flash flood. And this is right along the coastline,
the Tibetan borderline. The horrible events have killed now 470 people,
(06:05):
left more than 1,500 missing. We understand about 90 Americans
were unaccounted for. President Trump said the flooding was terrible
to see, told reporters in the Oval Office. He offered
to provide Nepal anything they want, anything they need. I
think the president would have said this if there was
(06:25):
not a single report of an American missing. This is just,
and it's been a year like that, hasn't it? Between earthquakes,
Venezuela was devastating. And now this, flooding in Nepal. The
president had threatened and he has followed through. I mean,
(06:47):
no one trolls like President Trump. But this one, this
one for all of us. is a head scratcher. I
don't know. We live in a matrix, so I don't
know what the right would be doing if someone on
the left was doing this. The last time we had
a president, this narcissistic was Barack Obama. And if Barack
(07:12):
Obama started going around renaming everything, we would be beside ourselves.
My first gut reaction was this sounds like, with all
due respect, this sounds like something more Friday with 47
would follow through and do than the actual Donald J. Trump,
(07:34):
President of the United States. We're in the midst of
a housing crisis. We're in the midst of an automobile crisis.
These are tricky times as a necessary disarming of Iran's
threat is taking place seriously. Can we stay focused on
(08:00):
the serious things? Now, celebrating 250 years, that's already bombed.
With the exception of the race, I'm going to throw
that in. I think the race was so good. Maybe
I'll bring this up with 47. We should actually do
it every year. And next year you can call it 251.
And the year after that, 252. Seriously, that was a hit.
(08:22):
And start taking those Indy cars and bringing them to
some of our most beautiful cities and let's race.
Speaker 5 (08:30):
That was one of the greatest races we had in
downtown Nashville. I had them going 200 miles an hour
over the Cumberland River Bridge.
Speaker 1 (08:39):
It was just incredible.
Speaker 6 (08:40):
Breathtaking.
Speaker 1 (08:42):
I mean, that was a hit. Other than that, can
we all agree? that the bi-and-a-half centennial was nothing like
the bicentennial. And America was pretty divided in 1976 for
the bicentennial, but this was the new low. I just,
(09:05):
you know. And Lake America? I mean, the Great Lakes,
number one. Do we really want to make Lake Ontario
the greatest of Great Lakes? Do we really want to
go through the trouble of changing all the signs? I'm
(09:28):
old enough to remember when they were going to switch
to the metric system. Oh, was that a joke? We
were about six weeks in and everybody just went, this
isn't going to work.
Speaker 6 (09:39):
Punt.
Speaker 1 (09:41):
Let's punt on Lake Ontario. But, you know, Obviously, the
250th was a bust. And now here comes the 25th
anniversary of the 9-11 attacks. I'm hoping this is a bust.
(10:01):
I'll be flying to New York City on 9-11. I'm
not thrilled. For a funeral, that's how convinced I am. Look,
I will tell you this about the nature of radical Islamists.
Anniversaries matter. The first 9-11 had significance, and the 25th
(10:21):
will have even more. And they tend to keep going
back to the same places on the same anniversaries. The
president choosing to be at the Pentagon, which could be
far more secured than the ground zero in Manhattan, I
think is a sign that things are not as safe
right now as some would lead on. I did not,
(10:43):
I don't know about anybody else, but I just haven't,
you know me, there's no bigger Little League World Series
fan than me. And I remember early on thinking, I
don't know, we had a couple of fever games. I
think in the heart of Little League World Series, I
had a pretty significant death. And a pretty traumatic view
(11:07):
of it and trip to it. I just don't think
I recovered in time. I sure hope the kids have
put on the same show that I've come to love
for my entire life. I know we're going to end
up with Nevada versus Ohio for the U.S. championship. And
that'll be Saturday, 2.30 on ABC. And then it's on
to the World, Little League World Series against whoever wins
(11:30):
the rest of the world on Sunday. And as I mentioned,
week zero of college football starts this weekend. All is
right with the world as we return to normal. I
used to work with a guy named Rick Corey in Tulsa,
Oklahoma for over a decade. And Rick had a theory
that the best day of your vacation, was the last
day of work leading into it. Because really, and I
(11:52):
think this goes back to when we hated our jobs.
I really don't think of it that way. If I
ever go anywhere, I have a lot of fun for
about 24 hours. About day two, I start missing my wife.
By day three, I'm missing the pets and the children.
And seriously, by day three and a half, I'm ready
to be home. Kind of a thing. And And the
(12:17):
same is true with vacation. I start missing you guys
after a couple of days. And if something significant happens,
I'm wishing I was with you to go through it
with you. So I don't do it like we used to.
But there is something about the last show before a vacation.
Because normally what happens is after vacation starts, then you
know you got seven days left, six days left, five
days left. Right now you got nothing but relaxation ahead.
(12:39):
So if there is no better day or better show
than the final one before vacation, you should be in
for a treat today. And you are. Next half hour,
we'll have to do the Sounds of the Day. How
good is today's show? How good is it? So glad
you asked. We had to move Sounds of the Day
to the Platinum Hour. Roy O'Neill's got the latest on
Dolly Parton. Roland Orzabal. I'm going to go ahead and
(13:10):
let the cat out of the bag, can I? We
had to pre-tape this interview. I don't know what's going
through your head right now. Oh, I love shout. Oh,
I loved everybody wants to change the world. Or maybe
who cares? I went into this interview. I really didn't
know much about it all. Tears for fears. Jeffrey will agree.
(13:34):
This is must hear radio next hour. You did. You
did really good.
Speaker 5 (13:38):
Oh, it's not about me. I know, but you did.
I mean, you were worried about it. You were fretting
over it.
Speaker 1 (13:42):
Well, because I don't know anything about them. And I
found him to be fascinating. And the interview is definitely
worth your time. So we're just saying, Tears for Tears
co-founder Roland Orzabal joins us about the new memoir, Welcome
to Your Life. And you'll find out who wrote that
lyric and what that song was almost called. This is
Must Hear Radio coming up. John Decker is going to
(14:03):
have the very latest on the Tennis Hall of Fame.
People forget, in addition to being a 30-year White House correspondent,
he's also a Supreme Court bar attorney. He's on the
International Tennis Hall of Fame committee. John Decker is a
mover and a shaker among us. Where's the beef? What
to rename Lake Ontario? Will there be an Indy 251?
It's Friday. That means Friday with 47. Everybody seems to
(14:25):
be talking about or taking peptides these days. What are they?
What are the benefits? I got to give a little
side note here. I requested this topic. I'm thinking about
taking peptides. The doctor's going to be in the house.
Joe Galati later on. Miss a little, you'll miss a lot,
miss a lot, and we will miss you. Welcome to Friday,
(14:46):
August the 28th. When police searched the car of the
man who assassinated a Minnesota lawmaker and her husband in
their home, they found a notebook. Inside, handwritten lists of
11 websites. I can't imagine what's going through your mind.
Got to be gun sites, right? Got to be how
to dispose of body sites.
Speaker 7 (15:04):
No.
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Data broker sites. People search sites that sell your home
address and do so for like a couple of bucks.
Do an experiment today or over the weekend. Type in
your name into one of them and boom, there you are.
Your address, your phone number, your family names. Some of
you even have photos of your front door. Anyone can
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look you up in seconds and you'll never know who did.
And that's why I use Incogni. It forces data broker
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This is your morning show with Michael Del Torno.
Speaker 8 (16:27):
Little mokes done growing up and become a senior citizen.
I want to wish you a happy birthday, Michael. I
think I can speak for the kitchen table when I
say we're glad.
Speaker 6 (16:37):
You were born.
Speaker 8 (16:38):
Remember, no matter how old you get, never, ever let
that youthful inner voice age.
Speaker 6 (16:46):
Have a great Friday, guys, and a weekend.
Speaker 1 (16:49):
That's never going to happen. By the way, I thought
senior citizen was 65. I mean, I got an ARP
card at 50. That was insulting. Now, golf, I don't
mind being considered. You know, I got a lot of
water to use, more than data centers. I don't mind
being considered a senior and get a lower rate. But
I thought 65 was, I don't think I'm a senior
citizen yet. Well, you talk like one. Oh, stop it.
(17:11):
Joey in PA says, good morning, Michael. I just wanted
to take time and welcome you to 62. I wish
you a very blessed and happy birthday this weekend. Hope
you enjoy that special day with family and friends. Just
wanted you to know that ever since your morning show
came to WSBA here in Pennsylvania, I've been listening to
you and the crew, and it's been an absolute joy
and inspiration. Listen every morning. Thank you for letting us
(17:34):
have a seat at the kitchen table. God bless you.
Joey in Wrightsville, PA. Joey, you made my day.
Speaker 4 (17:40):
Hey, this is Mike the Baptist in Cottontown, Tennessee, and
my morning show is Your Morning Show with Michael DelGiorno.
Speaker 1 (17:51):
Hey, it's me, Michael. You can listen to your morning
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(18:14):
join us live and make us a part of your
morning routine. In the meantime, enjoy the podcast. I did
mention I'll be going on vacation. When I get back,
one of Charlie's angels will be waiting for us, Jacqueline Smith,
out with a new book. I once knew a guy
named Charlie. Look forward to talking to her. As I mentioned,
next hour, a little visit with Roland Orzabal, who was
(18:34):
one of the co-founders and the duo of Tears for Fears.
this is Must Hear Radio coming up next hour for you.
And of course it's Friday, so we'll have Friday with
47 in the third hour. Also visit with Dr. Joe
because everybody's wanting to take them. What we all need
to know about peptides. That's later this morning. 36 minutes
after the hour, early bird gets the worm, sleepy squirrel
(18:55):
misses the nut, rise and shine. We got us a Friday,
August the 28th to live together, 2026. State Department, I cannot,
Fox keeps showing clips of the, I mean, it's like
a tsunami, not a flash flood in Nepal. And, you know,
(19:15):
you got to keep reminding yourself that's not a movie
set and those aren't actors and those aren't stunt people.
That's real human beings. The death toll is now at 470.
There's some 1500 people still missing and unaccounted for 90
of which are potentially Americans. President Trump falling through on
that threat. He will change the name of Lake Ontario
or at least attempt to through executive order to Lake
(19:37):
of America. As we mentioned earlier, We thought it was
long since time that talk radio returned to, well, first
of all, human interaction enjoyment and not screaming and fighting
(19:58):
but certainly a conversation and a journey of discovery together
so A key to this show are the talkbacks and
the emails. You can email me at michaeld.iheartmedia.com or hit
a microphone. If you're listening on the iHeartRadio app, you'll
see it. No more rotting on hold. You say it,
you send it. We all hear it. And I suspect
this morning's Platinum Hour is going to be all about
(20:18):
Lake America. Let's start with Don in Philadelphia. Happy Friday
from Philadelphia.
Speaker 9 (20:24):
As a three-time voter for Donald Trump, I find his
renaming of Lake Ontario as being quite petty and has
very little effect on all the important things that need
to be done in our country.
Speaker 1 (20:42):
I said almost the same thing 25 minutes ago. I
don't think I could have said it more short and
to the point than that. Petty. And a very little
significance compared to the challenges that we face. Very well said, Donna.
Rob's listening in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Speaker 3 (21:00):
Michael, with everything going on in the world, with gas
prices where they are, home prices, grocery prices, people just
having it hard living, the American dream is no longer
in reach. I'm really happy and glad that Trump can
take the time to rename a lake and rename the
Gulf of Mexico or America or whatever you want to
(21:21):
call it now.
Speaker 1 (21:22):
Safe to say that with sarcasm? I think so. Woody's
back in Arizona.
Speaker 6 (21:26):
Renaming Lake Ontario. Stupidity. That man is so petty at times,
it drives me crazy.
Speaker 8 (21:32):
And you can't bet on the Little League World Series,
but count on the Hamilton, Ohio Westsiders making it to
the World Series championship game.
Speaker 6 (21:43):
Book that, Big John.
Speaker 1 (21:45):
Book it. Oh, speaking of Big John, he's in Poughkeepsie.
Speaker 7 (21:49):
So you caught me in the middle of writing my
Del Giorno roast for the Christmas party. Hoping you have
a great week off. Next week, we'll be here waiting.
Any update on the party? Oh, you guys are relentless. Well,
let me just say this. Throwing this party is not
as easy as it sounds. There is a lot of
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security and legal complications in doing such a thing. such
as life in this day and age. There is a
lane in which we could possibly do it. That will
be discussed during my week off. But this may be
the kind of thing, unless we just, you know, you
know what I'm ready to do?
Speaker 1 (22:31):
There's got to be a morning after. I think we
should all do a cruise together. That may be the
most legal, easiest thing we can do. I don't even
know if that gets around the security issues, but I'm
going to get back with you on that. I have
tried as hard as I could, and I continue to
try as hard as I can. We'll see if that
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gets us anywhere. James is in Youngstown. Michael, this is
how the Orthodox Christians sing happy birthday.
Speaker 4 (23:01):
God grant you many years.
Speaker 6 (23:03):
God grant you many years.
Speaker 4 (23:05):
God grant you, God grant you many, many years.
Speaker 1 (23:11):
Live long and prosper. You know what I love about that, John? A,
I'm coming. I'll be in Ohio very soon. B, I
love somebody that sings as bad as me and it
doesn't stop.
Speaker 2 (23:22):
All right, everybody. Lock and load.
Speaker 1 (23:24):
I'm not joking. I'm not either. To be taking the
advice from.
Speaker 2 (23:27):
A group of people who can't define what.
Speaker 1 (23:29):
A woman is.
Speaker 2 (23:29):
Talk a little bit closer to the mic.
Speaker 1 (23:31):
That was just complete, not only misinformation, but it was racist.
Did they fail you?
Speaker 10 (23:37):
Yes.
Speaker 1 (23:38):
Always revealing, often entertaining. This is your Sounds of the Day.
I can't say it better than Donna. I said it
a little differently. I do think we have made no
real ground on the housing crisis. We have made no
real ground on the developing automobile crisis. We have a
(24:02):
necessary disarming of a threat, not just to Israel, not
just to America, but to the world, Israel. And with that,
an economic vulnerability is You've got a reserve to refill
and an economy to secure. And as Donna would say,
what the president threatened because he's playing reality TV in
(24:24):
Art of the Deal and renaming Lake Ontario, it just
feels tone deaf and petty. But it didn't stop him.
And here's how it sounded.
Speaker 11 (24:35):
And finally, I guess the purpose of this more than
anything else is we're going to be changing the name
of Lake Ontario, effective immediately to Lake America. That's going
to take place right now as I sign the order.
Do you have anything to say about it, Ben?
Speaker 7 (24:53):
Yes, sir.
Speaker 12 (24:53):
So this is a straightforward but important executive order.
Speaker 1 (24:57):
It directs Secretary.
Speaker 12 (24:58):
Bergen and the Department of the Interior to update the
Geographic Names Information Service to reflect that The lake once
known as Lake Ontario will from this day forward be
known as Lake America.
Speaker 1 (25:10):
So on a serious note, I said, and again, I
love the president. I said this yesterday. There are things
he's done that are so smart that I will appreciate
and thank God for him the rest of my life.
And then there are things he has done I will
scratch my head for the rest of my life. This
is one of them. Petty is certainly the word. And
(25:38):
I don't know where this gets us with these negotiations,
but it's what he said later after signing the document.
Remember how I laid this out. We have an automobile
crisis rising to match our housing crisis. We have trade
issues with enemy countries, but now you are picking a
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fight with a neighbor, a friend, and a partner. And
I mean, this changing of names thing, if Barack Obama
had done this, we'd be going crazy. Damn right, it's America,
it's the like of America. I mean, I'm sure there
are going to be people that are like that, but
I mean, this is really stupid. But this is the
part that really goes beyond petty to stupid. Housing crisis,
(26:32):
no progress. Developing auto crisis, process in the wrong direction.
Speaker 11 (26:38):
The lake change, Lake of America, was something I've been
thinking about for a long time, actually. As you know,
we took something called the Gulf of Mexico, we changed it,
and now it's very routinely the Gulf of America. So
if you think about it, Gulf and we have a lake.
(26:59):
Now all we need is an ocean. So maybe we'll
have to change the name of the Atlantic and or
the Pacific. Maybe we'll change them both.
Speaker 6 (27:08):
God help us.
Speaker 1 (27:10):
All right, it's Friday. We deserve to have a little fun.
And lucky for you, Kamala's here.
Speaker 10 (27:15):
We are two months away from the midterms.
Speaker 1 (27:17):
Get out and vote.
Speaker 10 (27:18):
Let's get everyone out to vote. They are cheating. They
are trying to cheat and we have got to turn
out in big numbers and be too big to rig.
Speaker 1 (27:27):
Wasn't too big to rig the Trump slogan? By the way,
the screen on this is so big that if I
want to hit play, I can only see Kamala Harris
from the knees to just below the chest in what
looks like a men in black suit suit. It's quite
(27:49):
the visual. Anyway. Wasn't it the left who said that
elections weren't rigged? Yeah. Wait a minute.
Speaker 6 (27:57):
No tax on tips.
Speaker 1 (27:58):
She stole that one too, didn't she? I mean, she's
such a non-factor. I'd rather hear what AOC has to
say two months out from midterm elections. She will be
relevant moving forward. Kamala isn't. This is the most unelectable
human being in the history of American politics. What are
you talking about? She was vice president. She ran for
(28:19):
president because they did a bait and switch. The delegates
were secured by a senile old man. We'll get to
that in a second. And she was the first one
out in that primary. And then they rigged it for
Joe or it would have been Bernie again. And they
made Joe select her with the intent of getting rid
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of Joe quickly and getting their girl without having to
worry about the voters liking her. And then Joe wouldn't
go away till they set up a debate prior to
the primaries even being over, which was unprecedented that nobody
even acknowledged. And then didn't give his medication and let
him go out and look like a time bomb that
went off. But she's just not even a serious person.
(29:06):
But listen to this. Hey, everybody.
Speaker 10 (29:10):
Just this week, the United States Supreme Court backed up
the president's agenda to He's trying to make.
Speaker 13 (29:16):
It more difficult for you to vote by mail.
Speaker 10 (29:19):
By the way, he votes by mail from Mar-a-Lago, but
he doesn't want you to vote by mail because he
knows you're paying attention. Context is so important. Gas prices
are up. Food prices are up. He got us an
award that the American people don't want. And he is
worried he is going to lose the midterms. We are
two months away from the midterms. Get out and vote.
(29:40):
Let's get everyone out to vote. They are cheating. They
are trying to cheat. And we have got to turn
out in big numbers and be too big to rig.
Speaker 1 (29:48):
How very Barack Obama. All right, so Barack Obama, and
this was classic Saul Alinsky, and I used to teach
people how to speak the language. And the left is
still doing it. Whatever they're accusing the opposition of doing,
they're really confessing. It's like when a body language expert,
(30:13):
by the way, I looked at one of these one
time and now I get them in my real feed.
And there was a clip of Dolly Parton on with
Jimmy Fallon talking about this. And boy, the conspiracy theories
have gone crazy with this. Some even think, well, 2046
is going to be when Jesus returns because Dolly left
a recording that won't be heard until 2046. The internet
(30:36):
is just for the nuts, but it's fun to visit
like a zoo. Anyway, well, Dolly was telling the truth
and this woman's explaining the body language that proves she's
telling the truth. And the truth was they asked her
to do this. A song that no one will hear
until 2046. She actually put in the time vault a
(30:58):
song she really liked and regrets doing because she wanted
to release it. And laughingly, jokingly said, I hope you
like it. I'll probably be dead. I might make it
to 100, but I'll probably be dead. And, you know,
they go frame by frame. Do you see how when
she said that, her palm went up? Which is like
a verification of truth. See how she didn't look away
(31:20):
and all that? Trust me, when the Democrats accuse of something,
most of this is just narrative-laced rhetoric. But when they're
accusing somebody, they're really confessing and admitting what they're doing.
It's classic Barack Obama. So she's definitely doing that. But
the question you ought to ask yourself is, oh, well,
if the Supreme Court backed it up, not his agenda,
(31:43):
but the Constitution, are they trying to cheat too? Does
Kamala have the courage to... To say that, this just
speaks for itself as sounds of the day should. Abby Phillip,
on the record, saying her job at CNN is to
(32:06):
explain the news and the facts to conservative. Oh, Abby
knows we're in a matrix. She just wants to make
sure only her side of the matrix lives on. Listen.
Speaker 13 (32:19):
Conservatives are living in a completely different information world.
Speaker 1 (32:24):
By the way, I agree with that. Conservatives are living
in a completely different information world. Will she ever admit,
and she doesn't here on the Joy Reid Show, but
will she ever admit that the far left is living
in a completely different informational world as well? And the
answer to that is, The rest of this clip, of
(32:46):
course not.
Speaker 13 (32:46):
Conservatives are living in a completely different information world than liberals.
And breaking that down needs to be done. Because when
you don't ever even hear the facts, it's hard to
even know that you're wrong.
Speaker 1 (33:03):
And that happens a lot. So you didn't know this, conservatives.
You're wrong and you don't know it. Because you don't
know the facts because you don't get to hear them.
Not narratives, not talking points.
Speaker 7 (33:18):
Facts.
Speaker 1 (33:20):
Like it's a provable fact. Donald Trump is trying to
steal the election. And the Supreme Court is in his
back pocket. And that's why they're supporting him on this.
And remember how bias works. It's really dangerous. Stories you cover,
stories you don't. Angles you choose, angles you don't. People
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you talk to, people you don't. Quotes you use, quotes
you don't. this, this is a whole other level of assault.
Do I have time to do this just real quick?
We gotta do a goodbye to Caroline Levitt, a montage
goodbye from all the memories. Good afternoon, everyone. It's good
(34:05):
to see you. Good to be in this room. I'm
glad everybody showed up today. Let's get back to work.
Speaker 9 (34:09):
Does anyone have any questions for Patty or for me?
Speaker 8 (34:13):
No? Okay.
Speaker 7 (34:15):
No.
Speaker 8 (34:16):
Anybody?
Speaker 3 (34:17):
No.
Speaker 1 (34:18):
I now regret giving a question to the Associated Press.
And shame on you and shame on the mainstream media.
Speaker 9 (34:23):
Caitlin, I'm not taking your follow-up.
Speaker 2 (34:24):
I have a follow-up on something you just said, though, Caroline.
Speaker 1 (34:26):
It's Caitlin.
Speaker 2 (34:27):
I'm not taking your follow-up.
Speaker 1 (34:29):
Philip, go ahead. You're a reporter. You should find out.
I'm shocked that he is speaking at nighttime. I thought
his bedtime was much earlier.
Speaker 2 (34:36):
To the woman in the purple, because I saw you
were making a face at my previous answer.
Speaker 1 (34:40):
So, what's going on? They want the Statue of Liberty back.
Speaker 13 (34:44):
It's only because of the United States of America that
the French are not speaking German right now.
Speaker 1 (34:49):
So they should be very grateful to our great country.
Speaker 12 (34:51):
I gave a quote to one of the media outlets
in this room yesterday that Democrats behaving like children would
be the least surprising thing of the night.
Speaker 13 (34:58):
And unfortunately, that quote did turn.
Speaker 1 (35:00):
Out to be true.
Speaker 8 (35:00):
We look forward to the United States beating our soon
to be 51st.
Speaker 1 (35:04):
State, Canada.
Speaker 5 (35:05):
Thank you.
Speaker 1 (35:05):
All right. Listen, a grateful nation is forever in your debt.
What a great press secretary. She was, and I know
she's going to be back, and probably before I shuffle
off this earth to very high offices. Our salute to
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Speaker 2 (36:24):
It's your morning show with Michael DelGiorno.
Speaker 1 (36:28):
The State Department says 90 Americans are among the more
than 1,500 that are still missing due to the deadly
flash flooding, and now the death toll is at 470
in Nepal. The president is following through on his threat.
to rename Lake Ontario, Lake America. And a top Iranian
official is denying all reports regarding a plot to assassinate
(36:51):
Barron Trump. Well, you heard it. Woody's picking Ohio over Nevada.
Big John has yet to chime in, but it'll be
Ohio versus Nevada in the Little League World Series tomorrow,
2.30 on ABC. The winner goes on for the World
World Series. College football. Week zero starts this weekend with
about six or seven matchups. All right, one half of
Tears for Fears, an interview you do not want to
(37:13):
miss about a memoir you definitely want to read. Also
a visit with John Decker, and of course it's Friday,
Friday with 47, and Dr. Joe on the way in
the third hour. This is your morning show.
Speaker 2 (37:23):
We're all in this together. This is your morning show
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