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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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I am Michael, serving us all as Jeffrey was sound read,
keeping an eye on the content and if you're just
waking up. The government shutdown now heads intoday number eight.
(00:49):
It's second week and the issues are already beginning to
develop where they always developed first air traffic control systems.
In addition, there are reports that workers who have been
furlowd will not be getting back pay. Some will, some won't.
Sounded more like art of the deal kind of negotiations.
I think the way the laws are written, they'll get
(01:10):
back pay. But Roy O'Neill is here to clear up
some of this mess. And I might add and no
sign of any votes or breakthroughs that appear to be
on the horizon. Good morning, Rory, Yeah, good morning.
Speaker 3 (01:21):
And look, President Trump is actually muddying the waters here,
specifically on the issue of whether or not every federal
worker will be reimbursed or get back pay. During the
time of the government checkdown in the Oval Office, he said,
quote depends on who we're talking about, unquote, So that
is sort of coming up the works. But what we're
hearing from the few members of Congress who are still
(01:44):
in DC is that they sound pretty adamant that everyone
with the federal worker will be made whole.
Speaker 1 (01:51):
At least they'll do their part to do that.
Speaker 3 (01:53):
But as you said here we are second week now,
more and more air traffic controllers TSA workers are calling
in sales. That's disrupting a lot of flights, making it
challenging to staff some of these control towers. Burbank in particular,
had no one in it. There have been some delays,
namely in the Chicago area. Plus combine these sickouts with
(02:14):
a lot of bad weather in the northeast corner actually
from DC to Boston today, so that really could make
things pretty difficult for traveling.
Speaker 1 (02:23):
All right, here's one of the issues Trump signed into
law after the longest government shut down back in twenty
nineteen in his first presidency, legislation to ensure federal workers
receive back pay. So this a is a law, he said.
B Then in a new memo, his Office of Management
and Budget says back pay must be provided by Congress
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if it chooses to do so as part of any
bill to fund the government. Then when the President was
pressed on it, he says, well, some will, some won't,
and for those that don't, we might have another way
of handling it. That's a threat to fire them. And
then at the end, when he's pressed on would you
follow the law? Of course, will follow the law. Well,
the law that he had set in motion would get
(03:05):
them all back pay. So I that seemed like a
news chase to me. I just didn't fight on. I'm
not bad for the president. I understand he's trying to
do what he can to spur people into action, but
that one I don't think is going anywhere.
Speaker 3 (03:17):
No, and again Congress is going to approve the pay
for them. I think the message that the OMB was
putting out was this continuing resolution, the one they keep
voting on that falls short. The Senate doesn't specifically say
back pay in case of closure, and that's where they
think this workaround. So it may take separate legislation that
are also considering, perhaps a separate bill that would allow
(03:38):
for the military active duty to be paid starting next week.
That's something else that could bring lawmakers together early next week.
Speaker 1 (03:46):
Yeah, But and then the license to continue I in
other words, the main things that are separating them, they
haven't been addressed at all. So you know, it's a
clean bill. The Democrats are wrong. It's the same bill
they supported in March. It's the same bill that ten
of them supported in March. And then by the time
you do this, you're going to be up against the
(04:07):
November shutdown. So I don't it's the dysfunction. And then
there's you know, gridlock. This is more dysfunction.
Speaker 3 (04:19):
Well, as I described this when eight days ago, I said,
they're on two different tracks, right. The Republicans just want
to continue going on, going on, but the Democrats are
on a different track. Trying to undo what was in
the big, beautiful bill, or big parts of it. And
that's why there really is no communication. There are no
negotiations really happening among leadership. Some groups have gotten together apparently, though,
(04:41):
there's a group of senators bipartisan, trying to figure out,
you know, what's going to be best for our constituents
here and smooth out the effects of the shutdown, but
not really addressing the fact that they're on two different
paths entirely.
Speaker 1 (04:54):
Speaking of two different paths entirety, Pam BONDI went before
a Senate committee and you'll hear how on there are
two separate paths. One wants the people safe and law
enforcement done and doesn't really care if you like it.
The other wants to know what happened to Jeffrey Epstein.
Roy'll have that story coming up in the third hour. Look,
(05:18):
there is just no two big, big stories that are
virtually being ignored. I can tell you how much the
tech scandal story is being ignored. I can't tell you definitively, though.
(05:42):
I'm trying to think, has anybody seen anything on the
senators having their phones tapped by the Biden FBI, I
mean other than Fox, other than I mean, I have
not seen it on any other type of website or print.
And this this is classic bias, and I get it.
(06:03):
You can't really get away with it anymore the way
you used to because of the Internet. Everybody kind of
knows it's happening, and everybody knows the media is ignoring it.
But the bottom line is I can tell you that
when it comes to the text messages trying to find
(06:23):
the I don't know how I keep passing it talking
about sixty three seconds over ABC, NBCCBS and PBS combined,
which is insane, the notion that a story would only
get that little coverage. But that's what it's at. If
(06:44):
J Jones were a Republican, I'm sure he'd be a
household name right now. I don't think many people know
who J. Jones is. But he's running for top cop
in Virginia. And I use the analogy of the movie
The Campaign with Will Ferrell and Zach Elefan Acus. I mean,
this is just he's wishing death upon a two and
(07:04):
a four year old. He's wanted to put a bullet
in the head of his political opponent, the Republican speaker.
I mean days after a Charlie Kirk assassination. While America
is in a debate over where is all this violence
and radicalization coming from, here's a guy running for attorney general,
(07:26):
top cop and he says, if cops were dead, we'd
have less shootings. I mean, what police officer would want
to be under that attorney general? And so the notion
is you would think and I'm not. You know, as
I said yesterday, I'm a person of grace and of mercy.
That doesn't mean, you know, if he's sorry, you hope
(07:49):
it's genuine and he has a right to be forgiven.
And this isn't a case where he ought to be
taken out and hung in town square, but his ability
to run should be over. I guess the people could
vote for him, and then we know we've got a
people problem. But right now you've got to wonder do
(08:11):
we have a media problem and a party problem. Here's
a Democrat party that is all in on mom Donnie,
a socialist, communist, probably Islamist that's now a part of
their brand. And now a guy wishing two to four
year olds dying painful deaths, or putting bullets in opponent's head,
(08:32):
or wishing more cops were dead. And you have somebody
that was running for vice president of the United States
with Hillary Clinton Senator Tim Kaine standing by his side, Well,
that becomes a party brand issue. Now. I know that
in this case, Jay Jones has already canceled a fundraiser,
probably because there's no funds to be raised, and I
(08:54):
imagine we're just a few days away from getting a
poll since this has come out. Sixty three seconds. And
that's when you combine ABC, CBS, NBC, and PBS. By
the way, it's even worse. That's when you combine ABC, CBS,
(09:14):
NBCPBS Evening News, all of their morning shows, their Sunday
roundtables sixty three seconds. I mean, I know how you
do bias. Stories. You cover stories, you don't. Angles, you
(09:34):
choose angles, you don't, people, you talk to people, you don't. Quotes,
you use quotes, you don't. This is just flat out ignoring. Now.
This is why ABC, NBCCBS and PBS are irrelevant. This
is why these shows are irrelevant, and this is why
people now get their news from TikTok and x along
(09:57):
with a lot of misinformation too, and a lot of
crazy conspiracy theory too, and some conspiracy theory that isn't
crazy quite frankly. In fact, the only discussion of Jones
on broadcast networks was NBC Sunday Roundtable Show on October
(10:17):
fifth edition, to Meet the Press, former Donald Trump staffer
Mark Short brought up the controversy. This prompted to Meet
the Press moderator Kristen Welker to press former President Joe
Biden staffer near a tandon nearra Let me, let you
respond to that, because that is going to be a
(10:37):
big story. I mean, I think that's going to be
a big story in the coming days. And of course
the joke is it's not because we don't have news.
We have narrative, and this doesn't fit their narrative. Yeah,
I mean, why would they cover it, Michael Early? Voting
is going on in Virginia right now. But there is
something about Tim Kaine. Had Hillary want as everyone thought
(11:01):
she would, was going to be a heart beat away
from the presidency, and he's standing by these texts and
what they said about cops, about a two and a
four year old, about a political opponent with a bullet
in the head. This it all gets absorbed in the
brand read whether they like it or not. I mean,
he was the one who questioned our creator, I believe,
(11:23):
so why would you why would you stand by this person?
Why is it so hard to turn your back on mom? Donnie?
I'm sorry, we got a big ten, but it's not
that big or why is it so hard to turn
your back on Jay Jones? After a while, if enough
of these happened, I'm beginning to think that's the party
(11:46):
and that's its constituents. But isis back? Just like the
cancelation of his fundraiser, the next poll out on j
Jones will show he can't win, and that's when they'll
force him to step down. But right now, like all things,
it's very revealing, far more revealing than harmful. And what's
(12:07):
revealing is the Democrat brand and its voters. And I
didn't even get to the tapping, the FBI tapping of
Republican senator's phones. That's worse than Watergate times eight. The
difference is Woodward and Bernstein wouldn't care, and I'm not
(12:33):
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Show with Michael del Chrono. It is day eight of
the government shutdown. Speaker Mike Johnson is open to passing
legislation that would allow military members and critical FAA air
(14:21):
traffic controllers to be paid during the shutdown. Jim Roup
has more.
Speaker 4 (14:24):
According to the Speaker of the House, the government needs
to reopen by October thirteenth for the nation's one point
three million military members to get paid. He says he's
monitoring the matter on a day by day basis, and
he adds that officials want to make sure our troops
are paid. Johnson's consideration of legislation that would ensure pay
for military members and ATC controllers comes as some airports
(14:46):
are already reporting.
Speaker 1 (14:47):
Delays because of staffing shortages. I'm Jim Roop Well Mannie
ILLINOI are questioning whether the president has the power, but
he's using it to send members of the Texas National
Guard to Illinois, saying they're needed to help them ration rates.
Speaker 5 (15:00):
Democrats so are questioning whether the troops have that legal authority.
Speaker 6 (15:04):
We believe that those activities are illegal, and that the Texas.
Speaker 7 (15:08):
National Guard or any other national guard wouldn't have the authority.
Speaker 5 (15:12):
In Chicago, Congressman Joaquin Castro's calling on the governor of
Texas to stop the assistance while a lawsuit followed by
the state of Illinois plays out in court. It cites
the Immigration and Nationality Act, which governs who can carry
out things like immigration searches and arrests. There's not a
provision allowing the military or the National Guard to participate.
I'm Tammy Triheo.
Speaker 1 (15:32):
New data shows one in five adults are addicted to tobacco.
Michael Kasner reports a report by the World.
Speaker 8 (15:38):
Health Organization shows the number of tobacco users has dropped
from one point three eight billion in the year two
thousand to one point two billion in the year twenty
twenty four. However, the World Health Organization calls the number
of people using e cigarettes alarming. The report shows there
are at least eighty six million e cigarette users, mostly
(16:00):
in high income countries, and at least fifteen million children
ages thirteen to fifteen using the product. A WHO official
says E cigarettes are fueling a new wave of nicotine addiction.
I'm Michael Cassner.
Speaker 1 (16:14):
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So today celebrate Teddy, share a snack, tell a joke,
take pictures, and give lots of love because Teddy was
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Speaker 12 (17:32):
Morning, Michael Fall. You and I are sitting at the
table listening to your morning show. You'll full your morning show,
our morning show with Michael o'jordan.
Speaker 1 (17:48):
You're wrong, father, Come mine futher. Come. You know there's
a fine line between the talkback button and a prank
phone call. And I know because growing up there were
three things I love before I came to christ smoking baseball,
and bring phone call. I want to get one of
those like seventies mood rings because there's a strange mood today.
(18:11):
I'm just sharing some of them with you. I think
it's the full moon. It is a full moon. It's
a full moon. There is something from the Earth to
the moon today. All right, if you're just waking up.
The government shutdown is now on its eighth day. Meanwhile,
the President is suggesting that some furloughed government workers could
receive back pay, why others won't, and some might even
(18:32):
get worse. That's the threat of firing. And members of
the Texas National Guard have arrived in the Chicago Land
area and James Comy expected to arrive for arraignment later
today on two federal charges. Well, I'm going to play
this in Sounds of the Day coming up, But a
pretty endearing moment between President Trump and the Canadian Prime
(18:53):
Minister Carney yesterday at the White House. I'm sure John
Decker wasn't far away. He is your your morning show,
White House Corps responded, and he's joining us now. According
to the President, he really likes this guy. He's tough,
but he's nasty, but he's tough, and I like him. John.
Good morning, Hey, good morning. They get along well.
Speaker 10 (19:10):
I could tell the first time they met in the
Oval Office, they got along well. The President respects him.
Former head of the Bank of England, former head of
the Bank of Canada. So the guy has smart and
the President likes that. And he is obviously negotiating. Mister
Carney is on behalf of his country, so those trade
negotiations continue. And the President expressed optimism that a trade
(19:31):
deal ultimately will be reached with Canada could happen sooner
rather than later.
Speaker 1 (19:37):
Yeah, I mean the president. Look, if the President doesn't
like you, you can tell and he'll usually say something uncomfortable.
And if he likes you, he'll tell you. Read that.
I mean, you kind of indicated how you've read it.
I read it the same way. I think it's this
one's real and it's respectful, and it's holding things up
(19:58):
a little bit because he's a tough negoti You don't
think this is classic Trump puffing him up and then
next thing you know, he's going to be talking about
them being a fifty first state again. Do you no,
I don't you know.
Speaker 10 (20:08):
I think it helps mister Carney that he does have
a good personality, that he gets along well with President Trump,
but also helps him that his predecessor did not get
along well with Trump, justin Trudeau, so the President very
much likes his replacement his successor. That helps a lot
in terms of reaching a trade deal with Canada. Canada,
interestingly enough, no trade deal, whereas Japan, South Korea, the
(20:31):
European Union, they have all struck trade deals with the US,
and the President indicated that a trade deal with Canada
is not far off, all.
Speaker 1 (20:39):
Right, So what's the hold up? What are the differences?
Speaker 12 (20:42):
What are the.
Speaker 1 (20:44):
Main sticking points? Well, I think that.
Speaker 10 (20:47):
There's an ongoing tariff on imported steel and aluminum, and
Canada would like to see that tariff lowered significantly from
where it is right now. England got that reprieve and
Canada would like it well, So that I think is
one of the sticking points in terms of reaching a
trade deal. Also, as you may know, the US MCA
(21:07):
trade agreement, the US Mexico Countada Trade Agreement, it is
due to expire, and the President spoke yesterday of possibly
doing a bilateral trade agreement as a successor to the USMCA,
that bilateral agreement being with Canada and not Mexico.
Speaker 1 (21:22):
So that's pretty interesting in terms of what the President
said yesterday. So while the conversation turns to tariffs and trade,
the other is the showdown coming in Chicago with the
Texas National Guard arriving. And where are we at in
the Middle East with Hamas. Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 10 (21:38):
So those talks in the Middle East, specifically in Egypt continue.
Jared Kushner's Steve Wickcoff arrived today in Egypt to continue
those talks aimed at ending the war in Gaza, aimed.
Speaker 1 (21:51):
At bringing those hostages back home.
Speaker 10 (21:53):
The President once again expressing confidence that a peace deal
could be reached, but there are a lot of hold
ups on that, namely, Hamas not wanting to give up
its arms, give up as ambition give up the hostages
which have been the leverage for AMAT over the course
of the past two years.
Speaker 1 (22:09):
John'll had Moore in his White House Briefing Room podcast,
which you'll be out by ninth Central, ten Eastern this morning.
Don't miss it. Good reporting, John, We'll talk tomorrow. Thank you.
All right, you're just waking up, as we like to say,
always revealing, often entertaining. Today they're both you did it.
I'm waiting on the consequence.
Speaker 6 (22:28):
Is the best way to get back on your fagers,
to get up off your arm.
Speaker 1 (22:31):
I've been living rent free in that guy's head for years,
and that's just a ball.
Speaker 13 (22:34):
Do you call that chicken?
Speaker 1 (22:35):
Add they're just blowing off Steve forty one minutes after
the hour time for Sounds of the day. I'll never
forget when I met Donald Trump Junior, and this was
during the first presidential campaign of President Donald Trump, I
was very impressive with this young man. What's the biggest
difference today? At that time, I thought, Wow, this kid
(23:01):
really gets the issues. This is the real candidate, not
the dad. Now I don't feel so much that way,
and I have confidence in the president, and I'm beginning
to think we missed the brother. It's Eric that's got
the goods, and boy did he unleash them on Coomo
last night.
Speaker 14 (23:19):
Listen, do you think that it is fair to say
it looks like the administration is going after it's a
political opponents now and doing exactly.
Speaker 1 (23:27):
What you say you oppose.
Speaker 6 (23:30):
Oh that's what, Tony, Because I mean, it seemed very
clear to me in the congressional testimony.
Speaker 1 (23:36):
Now know, just watching it, I certainly seem like he
lied to me.
Speaker 6 (23:39):
I mean, I'm also wondering what an FBI director is
doing taking memos from the FBI and leaking them to
the New York Times. I mean, Chris, I'd be I'm
a guy that hopes that the FBI director would be
keeping planes from flying into buildings, you know, keeping our
country safe, keeping the Western way of life safe. Instead,
this guy is you know, communicating every single day within
New York times. I mean, I hope a lot better.
But I find it so ironic that you're literally one
(24:01):
that's pushing back on the weaponization of government, when the
very same people that were coming after us, you know,
went after your brother.
Speaker 1 (24:08):
You know, like hounds.
Speaker 6 (24:09):
I mean, they did everything they could to destroy his governorship,
They did everything they could to destroy his life, They
did everything they could to destroy you. I sat in
that same seat. The only difference is my last name
wasn't Cuoma. My last name was Trump. They were trying
to destroy my father, and by doing that, they were
trying to destroy me, and they were trying to destroy
the Trump organization. They were trying to take all our
assets and strip her name off of every building in
(24:30):
New York City. You've been on the receiving end of
the very same people that I've been on the receiving
end of, and so to play KOI with me as
if this isn't happening in the United States of America
just seems ironic and foolish, given what you've been through
more so than anybody.
Speaker 14 (24:44):
Hold on a second, what did you just say that
you think I'm doing. I'm asking you questions about whether
or not if something is wrong, is also wrong to
do the same thing when you get back in power,
which certainly happened the first time the administration came in
went right after Biden. And I don't mean you, you
weren't part of the administration. I'll get to you in
a second in terms of what's going on right now.
(25:06):
But if you think I'm playing Koy, you don't know me.
Speaker 1 (25:09):
As well as you should.
Speaker 8 (25:11):
I'm not playing Koy.
Speaker 1 (25:12):
I know what happened to me. He did we say,
and what is happening now looks like what was done
to you. That's why I'm asking question. Did we raid
Biden's home? You know? Did we Did we try and
bankrupt Biden? Did they come after us?
Speaker 6 (25:24):
Do we weaponize every age in DA you know against Biden?
Do we do that against Hunter Biden who had a
laptop from hell pictures of cocaine, illicit drug use, prostitution?
Speaker 10 (25:35):
You know?
Speaker 15 (25:36):
Did we?
Speaker 6 (25:36):
Did we do that? Did we make up a dirty
dossier about Biden? Did they try and destroy Biden's marriage?
Speaker 1 (25:43):
At the end of the day, I don't think we're
honest about either side, Even as much as we think
we get the law fare that was carried out all
the way to to assassinate attempts against Donald Trump. It's
(26:03):
kind of like the email earlier that said, Okay, so
I ate a ten of us agree that things are
getting really violent and the radicalization is coming from online.
Can we be honest about how one side's more radicalized
than the other? I mean, in the most merciful, graceful way.
I would say maybe Chris Cuomo was trying to say,
and he probably if he'd worded it this way, he
(26:25):
might have got a different answer. What do you say
to the appearance that it looks like you're doing just
what they did to you? And they'll let him clarify
the difference because one side was scandalous, the other side
is justice. Pam Body had some moments or moment with
(26:52):
Dick Durbin was pretty memorable.
Speaker 15 (26:53):
I want to discuss any internal conversations with the White
House with you, ranking member.
Speaker 1 (26:58):
And I noticed that what's the secret?
Speaker 13 (27:01):
Why do you want to keep the secret to American
people don't know the rationale behind the deployment of National
Guard troops in my state. The word is and I
think it's been confirmed by the White House. They are
going to transfer Texas National Guard units to the state
of Illinois. What's the rationale for that.
Speaker 15 (27:17):
Chairman, As you shut down the government. You voted to
shut down the government, and you're sitting here. Our law
enforcement officers aren't being paid. They're out there working to
protect you. I wish you love Chicago as much as
you hate President Trump, and currently the National Guard are
on the way to Chicago. If you're not going to
protect your citizens, President Trump.
Speaker 1 (27:37):
Will now see. I don't know if this is the
wisest strategy. I mean, I think you can be tough.
You've got enough truth on your side to manhandle them,
but you don't have to be defiant. That can backfire.
Now he did ask rationale, he didn't ask legal standing,
(27:58):
and then later you tried to hold her to legal stand. So,
but we saw this with cash Pateel. This administration's cabinet
doesn't play political theater with these senators. And I don't
know how that's playing. I suspect it's very matrixed. I
suspect you're loving what you're hearing and the Left is
(28:19):
going to narrativize it as.
Speaker 10 (28:23):
See.
Speaker 1 (28:23):
This is how un American, disrespectful and defiant. This president,
this tyrant and all of his henchmen are and now
they're sending in the military to take over our cities.
Even have Joy behar saying because they don't plan on
having an election in a year. This was another great exchange.
(28:50):
This is the one I'll allow because it's Adam Schiff.
You would have been fired because you were Congress. You're lying.
Speaker 7 (29:00):
We can stipulate to, you can stipulate to all your
personal tacks on the Democratic members of the committee. Director,
we're interested in, We're interested and is the answer to
these oversight questions? So you were asked as you were
asked by my talk a regular Sure, so I can
(29:21):
ask a question you were asked by my colleague from Vermont.
Speaker 1 (29:25):
Was again more of the same, and I wonder how
it's ultimately effectively working. There was one effective moment when
Josh Holly brings up the one thing that the media
has yet to bring up, a scandal even bigger than Watergate,
(29:50):
that his colleagues on the left don't seem to care
about the media, and the left doesn't seem to care
about nobody seems to care about. Listen.
Speaker 16 (29:57):
I've been listening closely in this hearing, and I've heard
over and over from my Democrat colleagues concerns about targeting
political enemies, and they've accused you of all manner of things,
and the current president. I've also heard them said, and
I just wrote it down because I wanted to be
sure I heard it correctly. I've heard them say that
Joe Biden never targeted his political enemies, Joe Biden never
(30:17):
directed his attorney general to target his political opponents.
Speaker 6 (30:21):
Huh.
Speaker 16 (30:22):
That's interesting because I could have sworn that. Yesterday we
learned that the FBI taped my phone.
Speaker 1 (30:31):
Let's look at it. We've got a list.
Speaker 16 (30:33):
Tap my phone, tap Lindsay Graham's phone, tapped Marshall Blackburn's phone,
tapped five other phones of United States senators.
Speaker 1 (30:43):
Gee, it sure.
Speaker 16 (30:44):
Looks like targeting political opponents to me. And yet I
haven't heard a word from that side of the DAIS
about any concern whatsoever. We've got nothing but concerns today,
but no concern at all for a Justice Department that
is tapping the phones of sending United States senators because
who knows why they don't like them. They're members of
(31:07):
the opposition party, they're Republicans, they're conservatives.
Speaker 1 (31:11):
I mean, I'm loving portions of this, but the bottom
line is we've gone from checks and balances, well, we're
all in this together for America's sake, to opposition politics
to complete dysfunction. And if you're calling balls and strikes,
(31:37):
well we're well passed three strikes. You're out for the left.
This was my favorite sound of the day. This is
the President with the new Prime Minister Kearney from Canada.
They're trying to work out a tariff deal. It's very
tough negotiations. They're closed, but they're not there yet. The
President couldn't stand the last prime minister of Canada didn't
(31:57):
respect him. Uh was threatening to make them a fifty
first date. He clearly likes this one a lot.
Speaker 11 (32:04):
Listen, I think he's a great prime minister. I mean,
he could represent me anytime. I will tell you know,
I'm not saying that because no, he is a very strong.
Speaker 1 (32:14):
Very good leader. He's a he's a nice man, but
he could be nasty.
Speaker 11 (32:18):
He could be very nasty by the way, anybody I
think I think Kennedy, let.
Speaker 1 (32:24):
Me put it this way.
Speaker 11 (32:25):
I can tell you this because they deal with lots
of leaders all over the world.
Speaker 10 (32:29):
He is.
Speaker 1 (32:30):
He's a world class leader. He's a man that knows
what he wants.
Speaker 11 (32:35):
And I'm not surprised to see that he won the
election and wanted substantially, and I would think he's more
popular now. He's a good man, he does a great job,
and he's a tough negotiator.
Speaker 1 (32:45):
So that's pretty high praise coming from Donald Trump. And
that's your Sounds of the day, all and everybody block alone.
Speaker 8 (32:53):
Look, you just got a try harder not to saw some.
Speaker 1 (32:56):
Goad for the opportunity for a brief pacifics lesson.
Speaker 8 (32:58):
Sure I could be alone with agy deteriorating mental condition politics.
Speaker 2 (33:08):
It's your morning show with Michael del Chorno.
Speaker 1 (33:12):
I have to do things sometimes for a long time
until Jeffrey will pay attention to me. And he always
responds eventually by laughing, whereas in a golf cart, I
do this with an audi and I'll be like, all right,
I hear you, cut it out, knucklehead. I got talk bags,
I got to show to run over here, I gotta kick.
(33:33):
I was host in check. I was holding the note
like a really dramatic night club just under the pitch
my eyes, and then somehow that brought up year on
an airplane. All right, fifty seven minutes after the hour
of the government shutdown, heads into day number eight. The
president and he's playing word games. Some furlow government workers
(33:53):
should receive back pay, others maybe not. Some will deal
with permanently, and then in the end he created the
law that will give him the back pay. So I
think that's all art of the deal stuff. Members of
the Texas National Guard are arriving in Chicago. They're not welcome,
and former FBI Director James Colemey he's not happy. He's
facing arrayment for his two federal charges. We're all in
(34:15):
this together. This is Your Morning Show with Michael Nheld,
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Speaker 2 (00:15):
Starting your morning off right. A new way of talk,
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Speaker 1 (00:25):
Morning Show with Michael O'Dell charm seven minutes after the hour.
Welcome to Wednesday, October the eighth, the Year of our Lord,
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iHeartRadio WEP. This is your morning show, honor to serve you.
I am Michael, serving us all as Jeffrey was sound read,
keeping an eye on the content and if you're just
waking up. The government shutdown now heads intoday number eight.
(00:49):
It's second week and the issues are already beginning to
develop where they always developed first air traffic control systems.
In addition, there are reports that workers who have been
furlowd will not be getting back pay. Some will, some won't.
Sounded more like art of the deal kind of negotiations.
I think the way the laws are written, they'll get
(01:10):
back pay. But Roy O'Neill is here to clear up
some of this mess. And I might add and no
sign of any votes or breakthroughs that appear to be
on the horizon. Good morning, Rory, Yeah, good morning.
Speaker 3 (01:21):
And look, President Trump is actually muddying the waters here,
specifically on the issue of whether or not every federal
worker will be reimbursed or get back pay. During the
time of the government checkdown in the Oval Office, he said,
quote depends on who we're talking about, unquote, So that
is sort of coming up the works. But what we're
hearing from the few members of Congress who are still
(01:44):
in DC is that they sound pretty adamant that everyone
with the federal worker will be made whole.
Speaker 1 (01:51):
At least they'll do their part to do that.
Speaker 3 (01:53):
But as you said here we are second week now,
more and more air traffic controllers TSA workers are calling
in sales. That's disrupting a lot of flights, making it
challenging to staff some of these control towers. Burbank in particular,
had no one in it. There have been some delays,
namely in the Chicago area. Plus combine these sickouts with
(02:14):
a lot of bad weather in the northeast corner actually
from DC to Boston today, so that really could make
things pretty difficult for traveling.
Speaker 1 (02:23):
All right, here's one of the issues Trump signed into
law after the longest government shut down back in twenty
nineteen in his first presidency, legislation to ensure federal workers
receive back pay. So this a is a law, he said.
B Then in a new memo, his Office of Management
and Budget says back pay must be provided by Congress
(02:44):
if it chooses to do so as part of any
bill to fund the government. Then when the President was
pressed on it, he says, well, some will, some won't,
and for those that don't, we might have another way
of handling it. That's a threat to fire them. And
then at the end, when he's pressed on would you
follow the law? Of course, will follow the law. Well,
the law that he had set in motion would get
(03:05):
them all back pay. So I that seemed like a
news chase to me. I just didn't fight on. I'm
not bad for the president. I understand he's trying to
do what he can to spur people into action, but
that one I don't think is going anywhere.
Speaker 3 (03:17):
No, and again Congress is going to approve the pay
for them. I think the message that the OMB was
putting out was this continuing resolution, the one they keep
voting on that falls short. The Senate doesn't specifically say
back pay in case of closure, and that's where they
think this workaround. So it may take separate legislation that
are also considering, perhaps a separate bill that would allow
(03:38):
for the military active duty to be paid starting next week.
That's something else that could bring lawmakers together early next week.
Speaker 1 (03:46):
Yeah, But and then the license to continue I in
other words, the main things that are separating them, they
haven't been addressed at all. So you know, it's a
clean bill. The Democrats are wrong. It's the same bill
they supported in March. It's the same bill that ten
of them supported in March. And then by the time
you do this, you're going to be up against the
(04:07):
November shutdown. So I don't it's the dysfunction. And then
there's you know, gridlock. This is more dysfunction.
Speaker 3 (04:19):
Well, as I described this when eight days ago, I said,
they're on two different tracks, right. The Republicans just want
to continue going on, going on, but the Democrats are
on a different track. Trying to undo what was in
the big, beautiful bill, or big parts of it. And
that's why there really is no communication. There are no
negotiations really happening among leadership. Some groups have gotten together apparently, though,
(04:41):
there's a group of senators bipartisan, trying to figure out,
you know, what's going to be best for our constituents
here and smooth out the effects of the shutdown, but
not really addressing the fact that they're on two different
paths entirely.
Speaker 1 (04:54):
Speaking of two different paths entirety, Pam BONDI went before
a Senate committee and you'll hear how on there are
two separate paths. One wants the people safe and law
enforcement done and doesn't really care if you like it.
The other wants to know what happened to Jeffrey Epstein.
Roy'll have that story coming up in the third hour. Look,
(05:18):
there is just no two big, big stories that are
virtually being ignored. I can tell you how much the
tech scandal story is being ignored. I can't tell you definitively, though.
(05:42):
I'm trying to think, has anybody seen anything on the
senators having their phones tapped by the Biden FBI, I
mean other than Fox, other than I mean, I have
not seen it on any other type of website or print.
And this this is classic bias, and I get it.
(06:03):
You can't really get away with it anymore the way
you used to because of the Internet. Everybody kind of
knows it's happening, and everybody knows the media is ignoring it.
But the bottom line is I can tell you that
when it comes to the text messages trying to find
(06:23):
the I don't know how I keep passing it talking
about sixty three seconds over ABC, NBCCBS and PBS combined,
which is insane, the notion that a story would only
get that little coverage. But that's what it's at. If
(06:44):
J Jones were a Republican, I'm sure he'd be a
household name right now. I don't think many people know
who J. Jones is. But he's running for top cop
in Virginia. And I use the analogy of the movie
The Campaign with Will Ferrell and Zach Elefan Acus. I mean,
this is just he's wishing death upon a two and
(07:04):
a four year old. He's wanted to put a bullet
in the head of his political opponent, the Republican speaker.
I mean days after a Charlie Kirk assassination. While America
is in a debate over where is all this violence
and radicalization coming from, here's a guy running for attorney general,
(07:26):
top cop and he says, if cops were dead, we'd
have less shootings. I mean, what police officer would want
to be under that attorney general? And so the notion
is you would think and I'm not. You know, as
I said yesterday, I'm a person of grace and of mercy.
That doesn't mean, you know, if he's sorry, you hope
(07:49):
it's genuine and he has a right to be forgiven.
And this isn't a case where he ought to be
taken out and hung in town square, but his ability
to run should be over. I guess the people could
vote for him, and then we know we've got a
people problem. But right now you've got to wonder do
(08:11):
we have a media problem and a party problem. Here's
a Democrat party that is all in on mom Donnie,
a socialist, communist, probably Islamist that's now a part of
their brand. And now a guy wishing two to four
year olds dying painful deaths, or putting bullets in opponent's head,
(08:32):
or wishing more cops were dead. And you have somebody
that was running for vice president of the United States
with Hillary Clinton Senator Tim Kaine standing by his side, Well,
that becomes a party brand issue. Now. I know that
in this case, Jay Jones has already canceled a fundraiser,
probably because there's no funds to be raised, and I
(08:54):
imagine we're just a few days away from getting a
poll since this has come out. Sixty three seconds. And
that's when you combine ABC, CBS, NBC, and PBS. By
the way, it's even worse. That's when you combine ABC, CBS,
(09:14):
NBCPBS Evening News, all of their morning shows, their Sunday
roundtables sixty three seconds. I mean, I know how you
do bias. Stories. You cover stories, you don't. Angles, you
(09:34):
choose angles, you don't, people, you talk to people, you don't. Quotes,
you use quotes, you don't. This is just flat out ignoring. Now.
This is why ABC, NBCCBS and PBS are irrelevant. This
is why these shows are irrelevant, and this is why
people now get their news from TikTok and x along
(09:57):
with a lot of misinformation too, and a lot of
crazy conspiracy theory too, and some conspiracy theory that isn't
crazy quite frankly. In fact, the only discussion of Jones
on broadcast networks was NBC Sunday Roundtable Show on October
(10:17):
fifth edition, to Meet the Press, former Donald Trump staffer
Mark Short brought up the controversy. This prompted to Meet
the Press moderator Kristen Welker to press former President Joe
Biden staffer near a tandon nearra Let me, let you
respond to that, because that is going to be a
(10:37):
big story. I mean, I think that's going to be
a big story in the coming days. And of course
the joke is it's not because we don't have news.
We have narrative, and this doesn't fit their narrative. Yeah,
I mean, why would they cover it, Michael Early? Voting
is going on in Virginia right now. But there is
something about Tim Kaine. Had Hillary want as everyone thought
(11:01):
she would, was going to be a heart beat away
from the presidency, and he's standing by these texts and
what they said about cops, about a two and a
four year old, about a political opponent with a bullet
in the head. This it all gets absorbed in the
brand read whether they like it or not. I mean,
he was the one who questioned our creator, I believe,
(11:23):
so why would you why would you stand by this person?
Why is it so hard to turn your back on mom? Donnie?
I'm sorry, we got a big ten, but it's not
that big or why is it so hard to turn
your back on Jay Jones? After a while, if enough
of these happened, I'm beginning to think that's the party
(11:46):
and that's its constituents. But isis back? Just like the
cancelation of his fundraiser, the next poll out on j
Jones will show he can't win, and that's when they'll
force him to step down. But right now, like all things,
it's very revealing, far more revealing than harmful. And what's
(12:07):
revealing is the Democrat brand and its voters. And I
didn't even get to the tapping, the FBI tapping of
Republican senator's phones. That's worse than Watergate times eight. The
difference is Woodward and Bernstein wouldn't care, and I'm not
(12:33):
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Show with Michael del Chrono. It is day eight of
the government shutdown. Speaker Mike Johnson is open to passing
legislation that would allow military members and critical FAA air
(14:21):
traffic controllers to be paid during the shutdown. Jim Roup
has more.
Speaker 4 (14:24):
According to the Speaker of the House, the government needs
to reopen by October thirteenth for the nation's one point
three million military members to get paid. He says he's
monitoring the matter on a day by day basis, and
he adds that officials want to make sure our troops
are paid. Johnson's consideration of legislation that would ensure pay
for military members and ATC controllers comes as some airports
(14:46):
are already reporting.
Speaker 1 (14:47):
Delays because of staffing shortages. I'm Jim Roop Well Mannie
ILLINOI are questioning whether the president has the power, but
he's using it to send members of the Texas National
Guard to Illinois, saying they're needed to help them ration rates.
Speaker 5 (15:00):
Democrats so are questioning whether the troops have that legal authority.
Speaker 6 (15:04):
We believe that those activities are illegal, and that the Texas.
Speaker 7 (15:08):
National Guard or any other national guard wouldn't have the authority.
Speaker 5 (15:12):
In Chicago, Congressman Joaquin Castro's calling on the governor of
Texas to stop the assistance while a lawsuit followed by
the state of Illinois plays out in court. It cites
the Immigration and Nationality Act, which governs who can carry
out things like immigration searches and arrests. There's not a
provision allowing the military or the National Guard to participate.
I'm Tammy Triheo.
Speaker 1 (15:32):
New data shows one in five adults are addicted to tobacco.
Michael Kasner reports a report by the World.
Speaker 8 (15:38):
Health Organization shows the number of tobacco users has dropped
from one point three eight billion in the year two
thousand to one point two billion in the year twenty
twenty four. However, the World Health Organization calls the number
of people using e cigarettes alarming. The report shows there
are at least eighty six million e cigarette users, mostly
(16:00):
in high income countries, and at least fifteen million children
ages thirteen to fifteen using the product. A WHO official
says E cigarettes are fueling a new wave of nicotine addiction.
I'm Michael Cassner.
Speaker 1 (16:14):
Today is the national date, A throwback to your childhood,
which I thought the tobacco story was a throwback to
my childhood, but Pretenna says more.
Speaker 9 (16:22):
It's a holiday to celebrate even though you don't get
the day off. It's bring your Teddy Bear to work
or school day.
Speaker 1 (16:29):
And why not.
Speaker 9 (16:30):
Ninety two percent of us had a fuzzy bear as
a child that gave comfort, caught tears, and listened intently.
So today celebrate Teddy, share a snack, tell a joke,
take pictures, and give lots of love because Teddy was
always there for you.
Speaker 1 (16:43):
I'm bre Tennis. I had a little ventriloquist dummy, but
I never had a Teddy Bear.
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Speaker 12 (17:32):
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Speaker 1 (17:48):
You're wrong, father, Come mine futher. Come. You know there's
a fine line between the talkback button and a prank
phone call. And I know because growing up there were
three things I love before I came to christ smoking baseball,
and bring phone call. I want to get one of
those like seventies mood rings because there's a strange mood today.
(18:11):
I'm just sharing some of them with you. I think
it's the full moon. It is a full moon. It's
a full moon. There is something from the Earth to
the moon today. All right, if you're just waking up.
The government shutdown is now on its eighth day. Meanwhile,
the President is suggesting that some furloughed government workers could
receive back pay, why others won't, and some might even
(18:32):
get worse. That's the threat of firing. And members of
the Texas National Guard have arrived in the Chicago Land
area and James Comy expected to arrive for arraignment later
today on two federal charges. Well, I'm going to play
this in Sounds of the Day coming up, But a
pretty endearing moment between President Trump and the Canadian Prime
(18:53):
Minister Carney yesterday at the White House. I'm sure John
Decker wasn't far away. He is your your morning show,
White House Corps responded, and he's joining us now. According
to the President, he really likes this guy. He's tough,
but he's nasty, but he's tough, and I like him. John.
Good morning, Hey, good morning. They get along well.
Speaker 10 (19:10):
I could tell the first time they met in the
Oval Office, they got along well. The President respects him.
Former head of the Bank of England, former head of
the Bank of Canada. So the guy has smart and
the President likes that. And he is obviously negotiating. Mister
Carney is on behalf of his country, so those trade
negotiations continue. And the President expressed optimism that a trade
(19:31):
deal ultimately will be reached with Canada could happen sooner
rather than later.
Speaker 1 (19:37):
Yeah, I mean the president. Look, if the President doesn't
like you, you can tell and he'll usually say something uncomfortable.
And if he likes you, he'll tell you. Read that.
I mean, you kind of indicated how you've read it.
I read it the same way. I think it's this
one's real and it's respectful, and it's holding things up
(19:58):
a little bit because he's a tough negoti You don't
think this is classic Trump puffing him up and then
next thing you know, he's going to be talking about
them being a fifty first state again. Do you no,
I don't you know.
Speaker 10 (20:08):
I think it helps mister Carney that he does have
a good personality, that he gets along well with President Trump,
but also helps him that his predecessor did not get
along well with Trump, justin Trudeau, so the President very
much likes his replacement his successor. That helps a lot
in terms of reaching a trade deal with Canada. Canada,
interestingly enough, no trade deal, whereas Japan, South Korea, the
(20:31):
European Union, they have all struck trade deals with the US,
and the President indicated that a trade deal with Canada
is not far off, all.
Speaker 1 (20:39):
Right, So what's the hold up? What are the differences?
Speaker 12 (20:42):
What are the.
Speaker 1 (20:44):
Main sticking points? Well, I think that.
Speaker 10 (20:47):
There's an ongoing tariff on imported steel and aluminum, and
Canada would like to see that tariff lowered significantly from
where it is right now. England got that reprieve and
Canada would like it well, So that I think is
one of the sticking points in terms of reaching a
trade deal. Also, as you may know, the US MCA
(21:07):
trade agreement, the US Mexico Countada Trade Agreement, it is
due to expire, and the President spoke yesterday of possibly
doing a bilateral trade agreement as a successor to the USMCA,
that bilateral agreement being with Canada and not Mexico.
Speaker 1 (21:22):
So that's pretty interesting in terms of what the President
said yesterday. So while the conversation turns to tariffs and trade,
the other is the showdown coming in Chicago with the
Texas National Guard arriving. And where are we at in
the Middle East with Hamas. Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 10 (21:38):
So those talks in the Middle East, specifically in Egypt continue.
Jared Kushner's Steve Wickcoff arrived today in Egypt to continue
those talks aimed at ending the war in Gaza, aimed.
Speaker 1 (21:51):
At bringing those hostages back home.
Speaker 10 (21:53):
The President once again expressing confidence that a peace deal
could be reached, but there are a lot of hold
ups on that, namely, Hamas not wanting to give up
its arms, give up as ambition give up the hostages
which have been the leverage for AMAT over the course
of the past two years.
Speaker 1 (22:09):
John'll had Moore in his White House Briefing Room podcast,
which you'll be out by ninth Central, ten Eastern this morning.
Don't miss it. Good reporting, John, We'll talk tomorrow. Thank you.
All right, you're just waking up, as we like to say,
always revealing, often entertaining. Today they're both you did it.
I'm waiting on the consequence.
Speaker 6 (22:28):
Is the best way to get back on your fagers,
to get up off your arm.
Speaker 1 (22:31):
I've been living rent free in that guy's head for years,
and that's just a ball.
Speaker 13 (22:34):
Do you call that chicken?
Speaker 1 (22:35):
Add they're just blowing off Steve forty one minutes after
the hour time for Sounds of the day. I'll never
forget when I met Donald Trump Junior, and this was
during the first presidential campaign of President Donald Trump, I
was very impressive with this young man. What's the biggest
difference today? At that time, I thought, Wow, this kid
(23:01):
really gets the issues. This is the real candidate, not
the dad. Now I don't feel so much that way,
and I have confidence in the president, and I'm beginning
to think we missed the brother. It's Eric that's got
the goods, and boy did he unleash them on Coomo
last night.
Speaker 14 (23:19):
Listen, do you think that it is fair to say
it looks like the administration is going after it's a
political opponents now and doing exactly.
Speaker 1 (23:27):
What you say you oppose.
Speaker 6 (23:30):
Oh that's what, Tony, Because I mean, it seemed very
clear to me in the congressional testimony.
Speaker 1 (23:36):
Now know, just watching it, I certainly seem like he
lied to me.
Speaker 6 (23:39):
I mean, I'm also wondering what an FBI director is
doing taking memos from the FBI and leaking them to
the New York Times. I mean, Chris, I'd be I'm
a guy that hopes that the FBI director would be
keeping planes from flying into buildings, you know, keeping our
country safe, keeping the Western way of life safe. Instead,
this guy is you know, communicating every single day within
New York times. I mean, I hope a lot better.
But I find it so ironic that you're literally one
(24:01):
that's pushing back on the weaponization of government, when the
very same people that were coming after us, you know,
went after your brother.
Speaker 1 (24:08):
You know, like hounds.
Speaker 6 (24:09):
I mean, they did everything they could to destroy his governorship,
They did everything they could to destroy his life, They
did everything they could to destroy you. I sat in
that same seat. The only difference is my last name
wasn't Cuoma. My last name was Trump. They were trying
to destroy my father, and by doing that, they were
trying to destroy me, and they were trying to destroy
the Trump organization. They were trying to take all our
assets and strip her name off of every building in
(24:30):
New York City. You've been on the receiving end of
the very same people that I've been on the receiving
end of, and so to play KOI with me as
if this isn't happening in the United States of America
just seems ironic and foolish, given what you've been through
more so than anybody.
Speaker 14 (24:44):
Hold on a second, what did you just say that
you think I'm doing. I'm asking you questions about whether
or not if something is wrong, is also wrong to
do the same thing when you get back in power,
which certainly happened the first time the administration came in
went right after Biden. And I don't mean you, you
weren't part of the administration. I'll get to you in
a second in terms of what's going on right now.
(25:06):
But if you think I'm playing Koy, you don't know me.
Speaker 1 (25:09):
As well as you should.
Speaker 8 (25:11):
I'm not playing Koy.
Speaker 1 (25:12):
I know what happened to me. He did we say,
and what is happening now looks like what was done
to you. That's why I'm asking question. Did we raid
Biden's home? You know? Did we Did we try and
bankrupt Biden? Did they come after us?
Speaker 6 (25:24):
Do we weaponize every age in DA you know against Biden?
Do we do that against Hunter Biden who had a
laptop from hell pictures of cocaine, illicit drug use, prostitution?
Speaker 10 (25:35):
You know?
Speaker 15 (25:36):
Did we?
Speaker 6 (25:36):
Did we do that? Did we make up a dirty
dossier about Biden? Did they try and destroy Biden's marriage?
Speaker 1 (25:43):
At the end of the day, I don't think we're
honest about either side, Even as much as we think
we get the law fare that was carried out all
the way to to assassinate attempts against Donald Trump. It's
(26:03):
kind of like the email earlier that said, Okay, so
I ate a ten of us agree that things are
getting really violent and the radicalization is coming from online.
Can we be honest about how one side's more radicalized
than the other? I mean, in the most merciful, graceful way.
I would say maybe Chris Cuomo was trying to say,
and he probably if he'd worded it this way, he
(26:25):
might have got a different answer. What do you say
to the appearance that it looks like you're doing just
what they did to you? And they'll let him clarify
the difference because one side was scandalous, the other side
is justice. Pam Body had some moments or moment with
(26:52):
Dick Durbin was pretty memorable.
Speaker 15 (26:53):
I want to discuss any internal conversations with the White
House with you, ranking member.
Speaker 1 (26:58):
And I noticed that what's the secret?
Speaker 13 (27:01):
Why do you want to keep the secret to American
people don't know the rationale behind the deployment of National
Guard troops in my state. The word is and I
think it's been confirmed by the White House. They are
going to transfer Texas National Guard units to the state
of Illinois. What's the rationale for that.
Speaker 15 (27:17):
Chairman, As you shut down the government. You voted to
shut down the government, and you're sitting here. Our law
enforcement officers aren't being paid. They're out there working to
protect you. I wish you love Chicago as much as
you hate President Trump, and currently the National Guard are
on the way to Chicago. If you're not going to
protect your citizens, President Trump.
Speaker 1 (27:37):
Will now see. I don't know if this is the
wisest strategy. I mean, I think you can be tough.
You've got enough truth on your side to manhandle them,
but you don't have to be defiant. That can backfire.
Now he did ask rationale, he didn't ask legal standing,
(27:58):
and then later you tried to hold her to legal stand. So,
but we saw this with cash Pateel. This administration's cabinet
doesn't play political theater with these senators. And I don't
know how that's playing. I suspect it's very matrixed. I
suspect you're loving what you're hearing and the Left is
(28:19):
going to narrativize it as.
Speaker 10 (28:23):
See.
Speaker 1 (28:23):
This is how un American, disrespectful and defiant. This president,
this tyrant and all of his henchmen are and now
they're sending in the military to take over our cities.
Even have Joy behar saying because they don't plan on
having an election in a year. This was another great exchange.
(28:50):
This is the one I'll allow because it's Adam Schiff.
You would have been fired because you were Congress. You're lying.
Speaker 7 (29:00):
We can stipulate to, you can stipulate to all your
personal tacks on the Democratic members of the committee. Director,
we're interested in, We're interested and is the answer to
these oversight questions? So you were asked as you were
asked by my talk a regular Sure, so I can
(29:21):
ask a question you were asked by my colleague from Vermont.
Speaker 1 (29:25):
Was again more of the same, and I wonder how
it's ultimately effectively working. There was one effective moment when
Josh Holly brings up the one thing that the media
has yet to bring up, a scandal even bigger than Watergate,
(29:50):
that his colleagues on the left don't seem to care
about the media, and the left doesn't seem to care
about nobody seems to care about. Listen.
Speaker 16 (29:57):
I've been listening closely in this hearing, and I've heard
over and over from my Democrat colleagues concerns about targeting
political enemies, and they've accused you of all manner of things,
and the current president. I've also heard them said, and
I just wrote it down because I wanted to be
sure I heard it correctly. I've heard them say that
Joe Biden never targeted his political enemies, Joe Biden never
(30:17):
directed his attorney general to target his political opponents.
Speaker 6 (30:21):
Huh.
Speaker 16 (30:22):
That's interesting because I could have sworn that. Yesterday we
learned that the FBI taped my phone.
Speaker 1 (30:31):
Let's look at it. We've got a list.
Speaker 16 (30:33):
Tap my phone, tap Lindsay Graham's phone, tapped Marshall Blackburn's phone,
tapped five other phones of United States senators.
Speaker 1 (30:43):
Gee, it sure.
Speaker 16 (30:44):
Looks like targeting political opponents to me. And yet I
haven't heard a word from that side of the DAIS
about any concern whatsoever. We've got nothing but concerns today,
but no concern at all for a Justice Department that
is tapping the phones of sending United States senators because
who knows why they don't like them. They're members of
(31:07):
the opposition party, they're Republicans, they're conservatives.
Speaker 1 (31:11):
I mean, I'm loving portions of this, but the bottom
line is we've gone from checks and balances, well, we're
all in this together for America's sake, to opposition politics
to complete dysfunction. And if you're calling balls and strikes,
(31:37):
well we're well passed three strikes. You're out for the left.
This was my favorite sound of the day. This is
the President with the new Prime Minister Kearney from Canada.
They're trying to work out a tariff deal. It's very
tough negotiations. They're closed, but they're not there yet. The
President couldn't stand the last prime minister of Canada didn't
(31:57):
respect him. Uh was threatening to make them a fifty
first date. He clearly likes this one a lot.
Speaker 11 (32:04):
Listen, I think he's a great prime minister. I mean,
he could represent me anytime. I will tell you know,
I'm not saying that because no, he is a very strong.
Speaker 1 (32:14):
Very good leader. He's a he's a nice man, but
he could be nasty.
Speaker 11 (32:18):
He could be very nasty by the way, anybody I
think I think Kennedy, let.
Speaker 1 (32:24):
Me put it this way.
Speaker 11 (32:25):
I can tell you this because they deal with lots
of leaders all over the world.
Speaker 10 (32:29):
He is.
Speaker 1 (32:30):
He's a world class leader. He's a man that knows
what he wants.
Speaker 11 (32:35):
And I'm not surprised to see that he won the
election and wanted substantially, and I would think he's more
popular now. He's a good man, he does a great job,
and he's a tough negotiator.
Speaker 1 (32:45):
So that's pretty high praise coming from Donald Trump. And
that's your Sounds of the day, all and everybody block alone.
Speaker 8 (32:53):
Look, you just got a try harder not to saw some.
Speaker 1 (32:56):
Goad for the opportunity for a brief pacifics lesson.
Speaker 8 (32:58):
Sure I could be alone with agy deteriorating mental condition politics.
Speaker 2 (33:08):
It's your morning show with Michael del Chorno.
Speaker 1 (33:12):
I have to do things sometimes for a long time
until Jeffrey will pay attention to me. And he always
responds eventually by laughing, whereas in a golf cart, I
do this with an audi and I'll be like, all right,
I hear you, cut it out, knucklehead. I got talk bags,
I got to show to run over here, I gotta kick.
(33:33):
I was host in check. I was holding the note
like a really dramatic night club just under the pitch
my eyes, and then somehow that brought up year on
an airplane. All right, fifty seven minutes after the hour
of the government shutdown, heads into day number eight. The
president and he's playing word games. Some furlow government workers
(33:53):
should receive back pay, others maybe not. Some will deal
with permanently, and then in the end he created the
law that will give him the back pay. So I
think that's all art of the deal stuff. Members of
the Texas National Guard are arriving in Chicago. They're not welcome,
and former FBI Director James Colemey he's not happy. He's
facing arrayment for his two federal charges. We're all in
(34:15):
this together. This is Your Morning Show with Michael Nheld,
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