11-12-25 YMS HR1 Joe Rogan has finally figured out we are headed to civil war!

Joe Rogan has finally figured out we are headed to civil war!

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Seriously, weren't we just here talking to Stephen Bouchie? Wasn't
it just yesterday? How would it be today? Already? I know?
How do I know? I'm not dreaming? Well? I got
the past five minutes to prove that, and I might
be seven minutes after the hour. Good morning, Welcome, ready
or not to Wednesday, November, the twelfth year of Our
Lord to twenty twenty five, on the air and streaming

(01:02):
live on your iHeart app. I am Michael del Jorno.
Jeffrey's got the Sound Red keeping an eye on the content,
and good morning. The House will vote this week, we
think today, perhaps on a measure to reopen the federal government.
Delays and cancelations at airports across the country are only
getting worse. Venezuela, we talked about this escalation. We're attacking

(01:23):
drug ships. Sooner or later, Venezuela's going to join us
in stopping the flow of drugs to our country, or
they're going to fight us. Venezuela mobilizing its military as
US aircraft carriers arrive in the Caribbean. Meanwhile, the Supreme
Court is extending an order allowing the Trump administration to
withhold full snap payments, and the New York City mayor elect,

(01:45):
Zoran Mamdani says he's planning on speaking to the President soon,
as you know. The President made it very clear it's
for him to call me me president him mayor. And
we got another socialist about to win and the mayor's
office in another big city, this time Seattle, this time

(02:05):
Katie Wilson. Not quite the A two thousand that I prefer. Wow,
Joe Rogan is making news. Joe Rogan was discussing events
and differences and fights in the United States, And he said,

(02:26):
you really don't have to look any further than the
celebration of Charlie Kirk's killing to see you just how
close we are with civil war.

Speaker 4 (02:34):
Listen, Charlie Kirk gets shot and people are celebrating, like whoa, whoa, whoa,
whoa whoa?

Speaker 3 (02:40):
You want people to die that you disagree with? Like,
where are.

Speaker 4 (02:44):
We right now on the scale of one to civil war?

Speaker 3 (02:49):
Where are we? Are we at seven? Because I thought
we were at five. Other were like four, four or five.
You know, it's interesting one when I say nobody listens
when Joey, tens of millions are listening, and that's okay,
I'm not about me. I think everybody is beginning to
sense it. David'sanadi and I started a podcast called eighteen

(03:12):
fifty and became I actually came up with a name,
eighteen fifty Main Street. And it all started with David
on a golf course saying to me, hey, it's eighteen fifty.
You got ten years to solve the differences in this
country before a civil war. Go, that's a fun, historically

(03:34):
intellectual conversation to have. And you start getting into morality, intent,
States rights. There were a lot of issues. Do you know,
none of those issues are nearly as you know, it's

(03:55):
hard to suggest that with slavery, But beyond slavery, some
of the things that we're facing today are just just
as divisive, just as difficult to solve. There's just more
of them. And so this whole game on a golf

(04:17):
course kind of plays out where I basically have to
look at them and I can't, and we didn't, and
we were looking around at the sign of the times
and saying, you know, I can see about five clear
pathways to civil war. We'll never have another civil war.

(04:39):
Oh no, We've talked about these cities. You know, people
forget when you see an electoral college map and it's
all red except for these little blue dots. There's a
lot of blue dots in those cities. There's really two Americas,

(05:01):
large urban metropolitan areas and the rest of US. And
as these large urban centers turned to socialism, which by
the way, I guess the glasses have full sight of this,
is well, they're going to destroy their city. But better
they destroy their city while we're all watching, than we

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as a country experiment with their flawed, failed historical ideas
and destroy our country depends how many do it at once,
because they could bankrupt the rest of us. Do we
ever sit down with the pen and paper and says,
where's all the money going? Those blue dots? Mostly those

(05:45):
blue dots. But you know, it's interesting. And so when
David and I, you know, we're talking about doing a podcast,
we thought the clear and present danger was from within,
not outside, and we wanted to do the best we
could to not play eighteen fifty, but play at the

(06:08):
time twenty twenty three and keep this from happening from
about twenty thirty or twenty thirty five. And I remember
that first comment on the golf course and we said
it's eighteen fifty. I said, well, why don't we call
it eighteen fifty, but not just eighteen fifty because nobody
know what that year is. Well, act like it's a
place eighteen fifty Main Street. Let them figure it out.

(06:30):
So we did a podcast two years ago. Can you
believe we've been at this two years now? Yep, this show.
I've been feeling every minute of it. Oh stop it.
How dare you be so ungrateful with God listening? I know,
I apologize. Why when I met you you were playing
a guitar on Broadway, saying, anybody like Jim Croche I.

Speaker 4 (06:51):
Five gallo buckets with drugsticks.

Speaker 3 (06:54):
That was me.

Speaker 5 (06:56):
Me.

Speaker 3 (06:56):
I would dance. That's how they do it, the dance.
Hey man, you don't play an instrument, I don't do
Man deljorn away and he danced for you. This dog
up and I remember being a little kid. Two songs.
I cried over alone again naturally, which is really probably

(07:18):
the most depressing song ever written. No Seasons in the
Sun was the most depressing song. But whenever they got
to him my mom that died. I used to cry,
really and I hated in bo Jangles when they would
get to the dog dying. I mean, if he died, fine,
but the dog I didn't want to see. I didn't
want that to mama. Don't So anyway, make a long

(07:40):
story short. Obviously we saw this coming from a long
time ago, and it continues to come, and it continues
to brew and the divisions get wider. We have not
solved the matrix. So you got everybody in a far
left bubble getting ginned up, reading only what they watching,
only what they watch, repeating the narratives only they repeat.

(08:03):
Then he got the right doing the same thing, and
there's not much in between, and the response to our
differences are getting increasingly violent. I don't think Joe Rogan
is exaggerating. I like the way he says that where
are we out on the scale like deaf com com

(08:27):
I you know, I would say we're probably seven eight
somewhere in there. The problem is, it just doesn't take
long to get from eight to ten.

Speaker 6 (08:36):
You know.

Speaker 3 (08:36):
It was during all the Charlie Kirk stuff that all
that would have taken was the far right to respond.
Sooner or later, after enough attacks, the far right will respond.
Some see the President sending military into our cities to

(09:00):
help with crime. Welcome or not. That could be inciting
more and more of these socialist rogue mirrors of large cities. Well,
that could provoke it. But the Internet and the death
of journalism, and the social dilemma and the death of journalism,

(09:24):
they continue to be a petri dish for this stuff
to flourish. So I've been telling you for two years
the stakes are high. Could lead to another civil war.
We just simply can't go there now. Joe Rogan says
that everybody's listening. I just want to die and come

(09:47):
back as either Lieutenant Colonel James Carafano's frequent flyer Miles
or Joe Rogan, who, by the way, was wearing a
spacesuit doing this podcast. Oh yeah, he loves all that
stuff that and I just resent him. I love Joe Rogan,
by the way, I do resent him for looking so
good bald. I'm getting there, I'm getting bald. I'm not

(10:09):
getting good good looking bald. But I mean I wish
I could just shave it all off and look that handsome.
How does some people pull it off? He works out daily,
I mean he gets in the car. I got to
work out. Yeah. Absolutely, I'd rather be fat with sparse hair.

Speaker 7 (10:22):
I mean, I don't think that helps him look good bald,
but I mean he looks fit.

Speaker 3 (10:26):
He is very fit. You say that, all right, what's
the rest of the sentence, Well, unlike you? Is that
what you're insinuating? What do you? Mister burpie Adonis? And
by the way, if I'm unfit, I don't want to
say this where he can hear us. But what the
heck is?

Speaker 7 (10:43):
Red Red looks pretty good over there.

Speaker 3 (10:47):
Redwalks by the cemetery. They chase him with shovels, they're
ready for him, all right. So we got Joe Rogan
saying we're closer and closer and closer to civil war.
Rasp me so, And I love this one, by the way,
didn't come nobody else loved this story. Sixty two percent
of Americans blame hurricanes on climate change. Boy Bill Gates
has got his work cut out for him, doesn't he.
Bill's got a Hey, we moved on from that. That

(11:08):
was all nonsense. We moved on. Obviously. Hurricanes have been
happening for a long time, and this a year where
not a single hurricane touched American soil, really, not one,
no wow. But it's driven mostly by Democrats eighty percent.
Al Gore still has them convinced in the inconvenient truth.

(11:29):
I invented the Internet. Why did I watch that movie
last night about the Hanging Chads in two thousand? It
was an all star cast. Everybody likes. Everybody likes to
be in these political movies. Actors love to be president
or a presidential canon. And they had this big guy.
They would never actually show you Al Gore. He would
just be walking in the distance with his hair and tipper. No.

(11:52):
I never saw that. What is that? Yeah? I can't
remember who. I can't remember the name of it. Boy,
they really made the Secretary of State in Florida like
a complete imbecile. I don't know. I started watching it
was flashed and I said, oh, I haven't seen that
in a while. Game Changer okay, and terrific movie. What's

(12:13):
her name with the red hair? She was in Nine
and a half Months. She was in Crazy Stupid Love
but whatever her No, she was in Boogie Nights. She
was the older you know, the RoadHead, very famous. I've

(12:35):
just gone blank. I do this every day. I'm surprised
at not getting email. I think you're getting Holly Hunter.
What's next, mister t or you are just serious. She's
Juliana Moore. Juliana Moore. This was my next guest. Juliana
Moore stars as Sarah Palin and Woody Harrelson's in It's
just a terrific movie. Game Changer is worth watching and

(12:59):
ed has places John McCain and it's classic. But it's
a great movie. And so when it ended, it pops
this one up, so I hit play. I mean, it
was mildly interesting. It brought back a lot of memories
and I bought a mess. We watch all of these movies. Well,
this is what I'm doing when I'm laying in bed
trying to fall asleep. But then I don't. Next thing

(13:20):
I know, I look up, it's ten thirty. Then I
turn everything off and I panic. Oh, and I sit
there and count anxiety sheep. They go by, Eh, you're
gonna get up in three hours ahead. You should have
been a drill, some heroin. That'll do it. I'll get some.

Speaker 7 (13:35):
Arrest back on Christmas Eve. When I was a kid,
my mom would always give my brother and I Ben
a drill because we can never go to sleep.

Speaker 3 (13:41):
Yeah, Ben, a drill. Make it drousty, all right. So
we got the craziness of America still believing in global
warming when the people who lied to you and convinced
you of it have already moved on. We got Joe
Rogan saying what I've been saying for years, this thing's
headed towards the Civil War if we don't stop, and
then a and other socialist about to take over a
big city. Chucky Schumer reveals that he fought with moderates

(14:05):
to extend the shutdown, but he just wanted to get
by November. And if you're thinking of the elections, think again.
He just wanted to openrollment to make it all more painful.
That's the dysfunction we have, not just with a two
party system, but now with this is new Islamist, socialist
fight fight fight element involved with it as well. So yeah,

(14:27):
some nonsense, but we'll have fun no matter what, and
hopefully the truth will have its day and we can
avoid some of these clashes that seem to be on
the horizon that even Joe Rogan in a spacesuit looking
great bald gets. Hopefully America is catching up.

Speaker 2 (14:44):
This is Your Morning Show with Michael Del Chrono.

Speaker 3 (14:48):
A bill that would end the record breaking shutdown and
reopen this dysfunctional, thirty seven trillion dollars in death federal
government is one step away from passing.

Speaker 8 (14:57):
Overnight, the House Rules Committee voted along part lines to
advance a government funding deal that's already passed in the Senate.
The majority GOP committee did not adopt any amendments to
the bill that would extend federal health care subsidies. The
funding package now makes its way to the House, where
a final vote is expected before the end of the day.
I'm Tammy Trihio.

Speaker 3 (15:16):
Well the Supreme Court is extending an order allowing the
Trump administration to withhold full SNAP payments.

Speaker 5 (15:23):
Last week, Justice Katanji Brown Jackson issued an administrative stay
that blocked a lower court order requiring the administration to
make the payments. Tuesday's ruling extends that stay through Thursday.
This comes as a spending bill that would reopen the
federal government is set to be voted on in the
House after it was approved by the Senate earlier this week.
The bill would provide full funding four SNAP benefits through
next September and keeps most of the government running on

(15:46):
a short term basis through January thirtieth.

Speaker 3 (15:48):
I'm Mark Neefield. Well, it doesn't like Venezuela's wanting to
join us in the war on drugs. They're mobilizing their
military as US aircrafts arrive in the Caribbean.

Speaker 9 (15:56):
The Navy says the USS Jerald R. Ford is in
the region. Meanwhile, and response to rising tensions with the US,
Venezuela's defense minister is announcing the country will mobilize troops
and carry out exercises this week. The Trump administration has
said the recent military build up in the Krubian is
part of a campaign against drug trafficking, the US military
has carried out strikes on several alleged drug boats in

(16:18):
recent months. I'm Jim Roop.

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Speaker 3 (16:58):
Michael. It's Woodian Airs.

Speaker 6 (17:00):
So go ahead and just say out loud what you
think red looks like, because if Fred truly has bourbon
in that coffee, he's not going to care what you say.
He's just gonna sit there with a smile on his face.

Speaker 3 (17:13):
Well, he's got a nice mash in his stomach, let's
put it that way. When he has acid reflex, it's
one hundred and twenty proof, you know, don't you think
Woody and ever a look in the Men. Yes, you
got to get rid of that because I start thinking
of Miracle. Miracle. Yeah, I think that's what little Jefferson

(17:38):
airplaneses are. No, No, no Miracle, the movie about the
eighty Olympic hockey team. I think the credits rolled. I gotcha,
I got you. I have not seen that in a
while now that that could create a binge for me today. No,
I think Woody and Red could be related kind of
sound alike. I picture Woody looking just like Red, do
you Johnny the resemblance there?

Speaker 2 (17:59):
Yes?

Speaker 3 (18:00):
Yeah, you said that Big John was the weirdest. Because
when I what you should email Michael d Adiheartmedia dot com.
We want to see what you look like. You think
that's creepy. I don't mean to be creepy. I just
think he's gonna look like Red. We want to know thing.
Just but when Big John used to call in, I

(18:21):
pictured something, and then one day we saw his picture
and it was exactly what I pictured. And I'm wondering
if the same as Trooper Woody, why do you got
to make everything creepy? Well, it's hard enough getting up
in the morning. I don't need to be analyzed. I'm
trying to protect the audience from the host. Sorry, guys,
you know we could always just place some intros and

(18:42):
talk him up right. Thirty seven minutes after the hour,
Early Bird gets the warm, Lazy Squirrel misses the nut,
Rise and Shine. Take that leg physically, just throw it
over the bed. Next thing you know, you'll be shuffling
across the floor. Grab yourself a cup of coffee like
Joey and Pa does, and enjoy the show. The House
will vote probably today, maybe tomorrow, and the President is

(19:05):
more than ready to sign. So we think the government
will be open either today or tomorrow at the latest.
But how long before things get restored, especially travel before Thanksgiving?
Senior contributor David's not he's going to join us in
the third hour. We're going to talk about the big
losers and winners in this entire stunt, and our White
House correspondent John Decker will join us from the White House.

(19:27):
The House is voting on a plan to reopen the government.
How soon will things be back to normal? Does that
sound familiar? He's obviously looking at the same things that
I am, So we'll cover that from DZ and from
John Decker at the White House. Delays and cancelations at
the airports will not be better for a while, and
they continue to get worse across the country. Remember we're

(19:47):
at six percent, working our way to ten percent, and
that's at the forty busiest airports, mainly the hubs, virtually
every major hub. So yesterday, about this time, I think
we had one thousand and seventy one cancelations. Just to
give you an idea, that could double as we get
closer to ten percent red things. This would last about

(20:09):
as long as Grenada. I think Venezuela could go. I
would take the over on that. I think Venezuela could
put up a fight longer than Grenada. But they don't
like us blowing up their drug boats and things are escalating,
their mobilizing their military. We're going to keep an eye
on that. And millions are dealing with below average temperatures.
Although I think we're gonna warm up today and tomorrow,
aren't we. I hope by tomorrow I'm golfing to most

(20:29):
so golle. But yeah, that was a quite a I
told you guys yesterday. I mean it was a rude
awakening for me. I thought when the Green Bay game
came on Monday, night. Well, they got to be if
we're if we're twenty five, what are they And then
they were like twenty seven, they were warmer than us.
So a lot of this really below temperature cold weather
will continue in the eastern section of the country. Others

(20:52):
more to the Nashville Middle of America area will begin
to have a warm up. All right, Chucky, I don't
know why everybody just picks on Chucky Schumer as if oh,
you're the problem. I guess he's just the name and

(21:12):
the face of the old guard, the old centrist Democrat
party that the new socialist Islamist radical part of the
party is seeking to topple. So they're putting a face
on him. Actually, today's Axio story, I don't know if
it was designed to defend him, but remember if you

(21:37):
think you're defending somebody, like most of America, nobody's sad.
I mean, do you know anybody that's like, oh, the
government's going to reopen. That's outrageous. I want my travel disrupted.
I want every employee not to get paid just in
time for the holidays. You sound like every Democrat I

(21:58):
heard on a TV yesterday. Yeah, So it's a very
much matrix response. So if you're left, this is something awful.
But for most of America, remember if the lesson of
the twenty twenty four election was the Democrat Party went
far too left for America, far too woke, far too

(22:21):
I don't know, celebrating abortion, celebrating transgenderism, just it was
all too much, and so the natural recalibration after the
election would have been, well, we got to get back
closer to center. No, this is where the far left
makes It's moved to topple the party. As we always
use the analogy if it's a parasite and it kills

(22:41):
the host, I think it dies with it. But I
don't know what their long term plan is, but I
can tell you it's to topple the Democrat Party and
take it over. But you won't end up with like
a socialist party, a two party system Socialist and Republican.
You're gonna end up with two third parties, a socialist,
it's probably a fourth an islam as separate socialist, what's

(23:05):
left of the Democrat Party, and none of them can
add up to what Independence and Republicans are. I see
it more. And we don't even know what the Republican
Party is post Donald Trump. I mean, a lot of
what they're enjoying now are orange waves, not red waves.
How they handle this handoff, I don't know. Maybe Joe
Rogan's going to do a podcast a year from now
and tell you how both parties will be gone by

(23:26):
the end of the decade. He's already he's already signaled
we're close to a civil war, something guy said three
years ago. Maybe I'll get to that. I'm joking, But
most of America sees this as dysfunction. So really, when
you look at the Axios headlines, Schumer privately fought to

(23:48):
extend the government shutdown. That looks like it's trying to
sell him to the far left of the Democrat Party,
But it just makes him look like more of the
problem to most of America and general. You're having a
discussion about really what's wrong in Washington, this two party system.
You don't have to look much further than the shutdown
never should have happened. But the lunatic far left that

(24:12):
is taking over the Democrat Party wanted to fight, fight, fight,
and they didn't care who they hurt, mostly their own
to do it. So the story reads is Senative Minority
Leader Chuckie Schumer's publicly battled with Republicans over the government shutdown.
He was privately conjoling a group of moderates just don't

(24:35):
fold until after November. This is how much they really
believe in what they say. Now. I don't want to
undo the onion. I don't want to relitigate this, but
you all know, this whole lie that they're telling over
healthcare is really the proof of the Obamacare Affordable Care
Act whichever you want to call it. Neither applies is
a failure. But then again, it was designed to fail

(24:58):
and then we just forgot about it for a decade.
But no one was interested because it didn't lower premiums,
it raised them, and is more and more young healthy
people don't participate. All you have left in the actuaries
is older or sick. But what do you think is
going to happen to premiums? Actuary one oh one? So

(25:20):
what they do They started using subsidies to pay the
premiums for people so they would enroll. To impact the
actuary makeup. That was taxpayer money from citizens who are
going to pay insurance and their doctor bills and medical
bills and also pay the premiums for others. Then COVID

(25:43):
comes along and Biden doubles it, but they only allow
it with an expiration date. And the expiration date has arrived,
so all you're seeing what was always in the oven,
now you don't want to eat it. So it's not
Republicans doubling, tripling, quadrupling premium payments. An expiration agreed upon.

(26:04):
Expiration has arrived, and a Democrat led failed healthcare system
is back to being a reality. But they don't even
care about that deep down. I mean, do you think
Chuck Schumer and the Democrats really care about their constituents
who can't afford their healthcare premiums? If they cared, they

(26:27):
would have designed Obamacare, and they designed something better. They
don't care, and they don't even care in this shutdown,
even though they told you that. No privately, he's cojoling
the Matyrs. Just hang on with the shutdown till November.
It's a political stunt. Now. The Democrats got knives out
for him for caving. But it proves in this story,

(26:52):
which I don't know if it's designed to defend him
or not or harm him, it proves this could have
been over a long time ago. In fact, it proves
it never or even would have happened. Two weeks into
the shutdown, a group of moderates told Schumer they were
ready to vote to reopen the government two weeks. It's
unclear if that group was big enough to end the shutdown,

(27:15):
but remember only took a handful of eight to join Republicans.
Schumer persuaded the moderates to hold out until at least
the beginning of November. Guys, don't miss the irony of this.
I don't how much time I have, don't miss the
irony of this. The expiration date on the subsidies for Obamacare,

(27:36):
because it was a designed failure, is what they claimed
was the cause. And then the expiration date on the
deal Schumer made with the moderates was early November. It
came up naturally. The eight when the expiration date arrived,
voted to reopen the government. And then the crazy left

(27:57):
was mad at him. But that was the deal all along.
He had persuaded them, just hold out to the beginning
of November. We want to we want open enrollment for
Obamacare to begin. So what they could do what you
heard them doing, Joe Schmoe's premium was zero. Now it's
twelve hundred and sixty dollars a month. He can't afford it. Now,

(28:18):
what I heard was taxpayers Redistribution of wealth was paying
twelve hundred dollars premiums. Let me get this straight. I'm
paying I don't even know what it is a month,
two thousand dollars a month, and I'm paying for those
people too. But apply it through the matrix. The left
never hears that. The right rarely smart enough to bring

(28:40):
it up. At the beginning of this what happened in
the beginning of November, Michael, Well, there was that election,
which they don't admit to in the Axios story, But
you know, you know my take on that. I was
suspicious of that all along, and I nailed one of them.
I said, you watch Nancy Pelosi if they if they
run the table as they should in that November election,

(29:03):
she'll announced her retirement. And once she knew those races
were secured, she announced her retirement. They could have been
holding out so that nothing funny happened in Virginia, New Jersey,
But then again, these were all very very blue states
and blue cities. It's really shocking that these races were
that close. But what you're suggesting is is that the

(29:28):
government shut down is what swayed things in New Jersey
and I I just can't get there because the race
did't end up as close as the poll said they
would be. But you're right to bring it up. According
to the Axio story, all Schumer wanted to get to
was open enrollment for affordable care. They were just trying to,
you know, create a political narrative and look at all

(29:52):
the lives they disrupted. Now, remember Congress has two chambers
house in the Senate, but it is Congress's job to
fund this government. And the fact that we're thirty seven
trillion dollars in debt is an indictment of all of them.
The fact that this government shutdown has hurt people even
further for political partisan theater is just appalling. At the

(30:17):
very beginning of the shutdown, the Axio story says Schumer
was put on notice that a group of moderate Democrats
didn't want to pick the government shutdown fight in the
first place. Then he conjoles them, He cuts the deal,
just hang on till November, supposedly just for open enrollment. Well,

(30:37):
that expiration date came and went, and they all caved,
and now the parties after them. I really believe we
have a two party problem. But one party is really
becoming a big problem. Speaking of problems, owning a home

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Speaker 2 (32:49):
It's your morning show with Michael del Choano.

Speaker 3 (32:53):
Can't have your morning show without your voice. You can
email Michael di Atiheartmedia dot com. ROGERO, good morning. When
I listen to the store at the end of the shutdown,
I keep hearing the term mini bus. What does that
mean when it comes to Congress? I can't help but
think of the short bus. Well, yes, I think I
cracked that joke in appropriately out of the air. An
omnibus covers many or all appropriations in a bill. A

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minibus covers only a few. So you're hands selecting a
few a la cartes if you will, which is what
they're doing in this case. But yeah, big bus, mini bus.
They both apply to the talk back line. We go.
Are we gonna work them into insanity or start with insanity?
Let's work them into it. Let's go Brian first. All right,
Brian's first.

Speaker 10 (33:38):
Michael, I have a question for you. Why is it
when you look to the doctor and he recommends you
get a blood test or a catch scan from whatever
it may be, they can never tear you right then
and there. What's the cost of that service?

Speaker 3 (33:53):
Is what it costs?

Speaker 10 (33:55):
I found that to be mad.

Speaker 3 (33:56):
Bother, how was that? Do you know what the answer
simply would be? They would tell you. Insurance contracts can
complicate things. I once, Brian, if you really want to
have your head explode, I one time. This is you know,
I'm taking care of my family of five and my

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mother and they decide my mother needs a CT. Medicare
wasn't going to cover it or they were delayed and
giving approval and they were going to cancel it, and
we really needed this and ultimately led to a BET
scan and ultimately led to lung cancer. But make a
long story short. So I just called up and I said,

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I'm gonna pay cash, like I get my mom in
and we negotiate. I can't remember what it was, five
hundred and something dollars, which is roughly what it was
going to cost after insurance. And then I was really
you think your mind boggled. I'm sitting there thinking, are
you kidding me? I was waiting on the insurance company
for something, and as I remember it, it was actually
even less than what my portion would have been had

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me Care covered it. It was just it's it's all
our broken system. Are we got twenty seconds left? You
want to play a little fun, College's tucky. He's so
ticking when it goes against AOC's gonna take a licking
old chucky. Oh Ty. By the way, I'm not making fun.
I love you guys. I'm in a crazy mood. Something

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tells me there's a full moon out there.

Speaker 2 (35:23):
We're all in this together. This is your Morning Show
with Michael Ndel Joyo