December 1, 2025 • 36 mins
President Trump is putting more pressure on Venezuela while talks are underway to end the war between Russia and Ukraine. Meantime. The President says he is revoking any executive actions signed by Joe Biden’s autopen. National Correspondent RORY O’NEILL will have the story.
President Trump says the suspect who killed one member of the West Virginia National Guard and critically wounded another last week was radicalized in the United States. White House Correspondent JON DECKER will have the latest on the investigation.
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Seven minutes after the hour, Good morning, and welcome to December,
and you behole. It comes after November. The time flies
because we're having fun and we're all in it together.
Did they get them all in? Seven minutes after the hour,
Secretary of State Marco Rubio busy this weekend with Ukrainian
delegation in Florida trying to bring peace between Russia and
the US. Meanwhile, Venezuela using the US murdering innocent citizens
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on a drug boat strike and the President giving Maduro
an ultimatum to leave Aurel's. It's cyber Monday, expected to
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President Trump is putting more pressure on Venezuela while the
talks are underway to end the war in Russia, one ending,
one starting. Meanwhile, the President says he's revoking any executive
action signed by Joe Biden's Auto Ben. Yeah, the President
did a lot of talking this holiday, and listening to
all of it was our very own national correspondent, Rory O'Neal,
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Good morning, Rory, Yeah.
Speaker 2 (01:55):
Michael, good morning.
Speaker 4 (01:56):
A lot of it had to relate to the situation
that was still we're all on tan by four I
think in Venezuela and what's going to happen, what the
future is of that country with Nicholas Maduro, Will the
US military get more involved there. So those are still
some outstanding questions and this idea that Maduro was told
leave or else, and what kind of a timeline does
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that put us on. And there was some progress made
in the talks with Ukraine, the talks, as you said,
happening in South Florida over the weekend. President Trump sounding
a bit more optimistic than Secretary Rubio. Our attention now
turns to the Kremlin, where Special Envoys Teve Whitcoff will
be meeting with Vladimir Putin later this week, again trying
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to get something to move here after more than three
years at war.
Speaker 5 (02:41):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (02:41):
I think last week the notion was that that meeting
would be tomorrow at the Kremlin. I don't know if
Tuesday is still on or not. Russia would be more favorable,
I think to this new plan because at least they
get some land in the deal. The toughest negotiation, believe
it or not, on this round, and seems to be
on the Ukrainian side. In progress is being made, according
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to Ruby, as you said, going back to Venezuela, there's
going to be competing narratives here. Is this the war
on the drugs or is this about regime change. I guess,
is this leading a little more regime change this weekend?
Speaker 5 (03:18):
Well?
Speaker 4 (03:18):
Right, it certainly seemed to be that way. Look, Venezuela
is not the biggest drug supplier to the US Sadly
there are other countries that take that title.
Speaker 2 (03:27):
But certainly that's been one of the factors.
Speaker 4 (03:30):
Also, you know, with Secretary of Rubio in place, he's
got a former senator from Florida. The largest diaspora population
of Venezuelans is in South Florida.
Speaker 2 (03:40):
He's got connections to that community.
Speaker 4 (03:41):
And whether or not this is the one two punch, right,
does taking down Adua in Venezuela, which props up the
Cuban government, does that lead to something else there as well?
So those are just some of the other factors all
being considered as we look at the largest deployment of
the US military in the area since the Cuban missile crist.
Speaker 2 (04:01):
I think it's a fair thing you bring up.
Speaker 1 (04:02):
If there are other countries and countries where more drugs
are coming from, why are none of these air strikes
directed towards them? I think it speaks for itself. It's
about regime change. We said it was just a matter
of time before they either claim or you actually blow
up a boat of Innison citizens. Now they're claiming that
some medicine citizens are on that US strike struck boat
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in the Caribbean. So we saw that one coming a
mile away and it's now here. And then I guess
you add to that the use of the word retard
over former vice presidential candidate and governor of Minnesota Walls.
Speaker 2 (04:38):
That would be a pretty busy weekend.
Speaker 1 (04:40):
I mean, every time you thought you had a handle
on everything the president was up to, he'd a had.
Speaker 4 (04:43):
Something well, right, And the pardoning of the president of Honduras,
the drug dealer, right, yeah, yeah, I think, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1 (04:56):
We all laid a lot of turkey. We're going to
be a little, you know, sluggish for a while.
Speaker 4 (05:00):
Four hundred tons of cocaine and he gets apart, he
gets apart, all right.
Speaker 1 (05:05):
Rory's going to be back in the third hour and
we'll talk a little bit about cyber Monday. I made
one purchase and I'm sitting on it. It was eleven dollars.
I just want to get a little added cushion his chair,
the low and I think I bought a hemorrhid pillow
and I don't have a hemorrhoid or Andrea says it
has something to do with a psiatic nerve, and the
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tail bank could possibly maybe it's got the hole in it,
which makes me think that you bought it him.
Speaker 2 (05:31):
No, it does that the hole in it, So maybe
it's not that. Maybe it's what Andrew is saying.
Speaker 1 (05:34):
All I know is something's jabbing me right in my
tailbone area, depending on how I'm sitting. So I've made one.
I resisted the urge. You know what, I have a
shoe problem. We all do, yeah, but I mean, you know,
I'm actually following I've never was an alcoholic, but I
have friends that have been through the BAA program, and
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I'm actually following the steps to get over my shoe problem.
And I resisted the urge because, you know, first of all,
I have to surrender to a higher power and acknowledge
I have a problem.
Speaker 2 (06:06):
Do you have to call a sho aholic?
Speaker 6 (06:07):
You have to call all the shoe companies and apologize
for taking advantage of their specially.
Speaker 1 (06:11):
I mean, I almost pulled the trigger on four pairs
of golf shoes and I already have like twenty I
resisted the ear I am going to go other than
this failed cushion purchase. I will go cyber money the
way I went Black Friday without a purchase.
Speaker 2 (06:26):
But I just managed to buy some things that costs
eat um.
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You're going to talk sports. Don't forget to talk my
buck eys twelve and zero. And the class act that
Ryan Day is. They tried to get him to comment
on the classless acts and comments by Michigan in the past,
and he declined. He said he would win with humility.
And it reminds you of the Paul Brown quote. When
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you win, say nothing, when you lose.
Speaker 2 (07:23):
Say less.
Speaker 1 (07:24):
Yeah, And he had a lot to say, didn't he
because even last year winning a national championship, there's a
debate in Ohio what's more important beating Michigan or a
national championship And it's a split vote. So, believe it
or not, all this guy has done to create the
greatness that the Buckeyes have. There were those calling for
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his dismissal because he couldn't beat Michigan. Then he beats
Michigan and still manages to keep the focus on the team,
on the players, and take the high which was really
the low road of humility. Yeah, that was pure class
and it sets up a great matchup. Look, I've watched
a lot of teams and you can get distracted a
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little bit by the SEC. There is a hubris about
the SEC that they're the best that you know, and
then whoever is the best of the SEC must be
the best in the country. And what we see is
in the SEC at any given week, anybody can win.
You know, Georgia is sitting third in the country right now.
They lost to Alabama, didn't they. Yeah, I think so.
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And Alabama is sitting at number ten. Texas A and
m just lost to Texas, which, by the way, can
you imagine the pressure, how heavy the name Manning is
on the back of a jersey for a young kid
and for arch I think he you know, you can't
take that one away. This guy is maturing and progressing
game by game. I even had thoughts, oh my gosh,
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a Manning buss.
Speaker 2 (08:57):
That can't be. He's not looking like a bust anymore.
Speaker 1 (09:00):
And that was a big win against Texas A and
m I thought the Vandy win was huge, But really,
what's right in front of us for us all to
see is here's two great football teams, Ohio State in Indiana.
How did Indiana finally just say enough of just basketball,
we want to be a football powerhouse and they do it.
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And that coach stayed. The Vandy coach stayed. At the
big story, the Ole miss coach leaving. I knew he
was leaving because that's what Lane Kiffin does. He's all
about Lane Kiffin and everywhere he's ever been, he's been
loyal to only one thing, Lane Kiffin. You knew you
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could follow the money, not just his but player money
in the future to LSU and Biloxi.
Speaker 2 (09:49):
We get this reaction.
Speaker 3 (09:50):
Hey goodmore than Mike as a graduate from Ole Miss
and watching the ESPN special on Lane Kiffin, how Ole
Miss changed his life and it's the better for him
with God and his family. It is strange. I would
love to know what was really happening for him to leave.
I hope that we win the National championship now and
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he doesn't.
Speaker 1 (10:14):
Well, the talk was a he was going to pray.
Then it became this ridiculous. We should get word tonight,
we should get word tomorrow, and then all the speculation.
This isn't about money, whether he stays or goes, he's rich.
It's about money for players. It's about the recruiting advantage
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of LSU over Mississippi. We're told a lot of things.
The only one that knows is Lane Kiffin. I don't
know why this isn't an option. If LSU is interested
in me, they'll have to be interested in me in
me after I complete this place off run for my players,
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and if they can't wait that long, then I'm not
their guy.
Speaker 2 (11:07):
That was never on the table. How you Mississippi wanted
an answer?
Speaker 1 (11:12):
Well, the pressure from both ends. Yeah, and you could
say that, Missus, I mean, what are you gonna Would
you turn this around and make the question should ole
Miss allow him to finish coaching this team in the
playoffs knowing he's going to leave them for an sec competitor.
Speaker 2 (11:29):
I mean, you can't do that.
Speaker 1 (11:32):
Yeah, Then he gives an ultimatum to the coaches. And
you know what's lost in all this. The kids that
made the sacrifice, made the choice to go there, the
sacrifice and the heat of two a days, and they
achieved something Almoss has never achieved before. And now I'll
tell you what he said at the end of that
comment is so true. There's gonna be a lot of
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people rooting for row Miss to win this whole thing,
just so he doesn't. But between the portal, between the
coaches and universities and the amount of money and all
the gambling influence, Ugh, can't we just reject it all
on a whole. This is to Michael Dietiheartmedia dot Com
from Phoenix, Arizona. Michael, those calls to prayer as in Minneapolis,
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are they calls to religion or are they calls to terrorism? Well,
it depends on who's listening. Again, I know there's some
things I just keep repeating, and there's this blind hope
that repetition is the mother of all learning. But you
could spend months and months and years and years of
study and you will come to this conclusion. There were
three Mohammeds in history, three Mohammads in the Koran, and
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because of that, there's three types of Muslims today. There
are some that are peace loving and religious, and when
they hear that call to prayer, it's a call to prayer,
it's a call to surrender. There are others that are
political Islamis, because that's what Mohammed was later in life.
They're about populating, infiltrating, agitating, and eventually, when the timing
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seems right, waging war. A political Islamist ends up as
hi hotest, just a more patient path. And then for
the Medina years and the most bloodthirsty years of Muhammad's life,
you get the sword, you get the jihadist. And that's
why for some hearing that call to prayer, it's about
patiently waiting to where we take over Minnesota, we take
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over not just Dearborn, but Michigan, and eventually with our
new mayor in New York, we think it's the hour
to take over the country. And that's what they're hearing.
And then for others, it's about killing someone today because
there is no greater call of worship than to carry
out jihad. I saw an old video on Facebook. Nobody
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ever brings up the topic of honor killings. Imagine that
in Christianity. Oh my daughter, I raised her to be
a Christian, but now she's dating a Muslim and she's
considering becoming a Muslim. I'm gonna kill her. But we
couldn't even conceive of such a thing, right, I mean,
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one of our greatest Biblical stories is Abraham walking up
that hill with Isaac. He was going to sacrifice his
own son for God, but our God didn't allow it.
It's a foreshadowing of Christ to come. But the Ram
was caught in the wicked Isaac was spared. But the
woman in the video makes the profound point, and it
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is a profound point. Hey, if they'll kill their own
kid for assimilating, what makes you think they're going to
assimilate in your country to something so anathetical to their beliefs?
And what makes you think they wouldn't kill you? So
it's a great question. The answer is all three here,
three different things. That's why I was making the point early.
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I get the president was upset. A twenty year old
National Guard officer was killed. He's a beautiful person. Terrible loss,
but his reaction is we got to cut off all
these people coming from third world countries like Afghanistan, but
this guy got radicalized here. You got a problem here,
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio has met with Ukrainian delegation
in Florida. Progress being made on the Russian peace plan. Meanwhile,
footsteps seem to be marching towards war with the Venezuela.
The President giving Madua and ultimatum get out and close
that airspace. This is looking more and more like regime change.
Cyber Monday expect to be one of the biggest online
shopping days of the year and the Broncos now ten
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and two winning last night, If You Fell asleep twenty
seven twenty six, over the Commanders and opposite st a
tract we find it on Monday Night Football Tonight the
two and ten Giants against the ten and two Patriots
ought to be a real stinker, as they say. John
Decker's going to join us momentarily. We'll talk about the
shooting of the two National Guard officers, one killed, one wounded.
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John will join us on the investigation from the White
House as your morning show continues.
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Allow us to be the first to say Happy Holidays
and Merry Christmas. Welcome to December. The first Year of
Our Lord twenty twenty five. Thirty six minutes after the hour,
Secretary of State Rubio continued his meetings over the weekend
with the Ukrainian officials in Florida, as we're trying to
find peace with Russia and Ukraine and prosperity for Ukraine
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in building a new future. And Venezuela is accusing the
US of murder after acknowledging publicly for the first time
that citizens were among those killed in the latest US
strike against an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean. And
how about den Broncos ten and two now they won
last night. Tonight we have a two and ten giants
versus a ten and two patrons. You guys sounding off
on Lane Kiffin. Is he a trey for leaving and
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leaving now? Or is old miss to blame for why
he has to leave now and give his coaches an ultimatum.
It's just some of the stuff that we're kicking around.
The big story is Romney. Manuel is back with an
outbed peace in the Washington Post. It's clear this guy's
running for president. It's clear he's going to run as
a in platform, a Republican, but with the nostalgia of
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bringing back the sensibility of the Clinton era. As the
Democrats unravel into socialism, that drip drip trip continues. President
Trump says that the suspect who killed one member of
the West Virginia National Guard and critically wounded another last
week was radicalized in the United States. Now, the President's
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reaction has been I am going to permanently pause all
immigration from third world countries. Ultimately, only reverse immigration can
fully cure the situation. But what's also revealed by the
President and by Homeland Security Secretary is he was radicalized
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here in America. That means we got a problem here
at home too. John Deckers at the White House has
the very latest on this story that's been developing all weekend.
Speaker 2 (20:17):
Good morning, John, pay Good morning to you and Michael.
Speaker 8 (20:20):
This is telling because initially the idea was being put
forward by many who had questioned why this individual, originally
from Afghanistan was in the country was improper vetting. Now
it's a different story, and it's officially coming from both
Secretary of Homeland Security Christinome as well as the Attorney
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General Pam Boni. They both say that this individual, the
suspect in the shooting of these two National Guards troops
here in Washington, d C. Radicalized here in the US,
which means everything may have been fine in terms of
vetting this individual when he originally came into the United
States several years ago.
Speaker 2 (21:01):
All Right, how do we unpeel an onion? I guess,
one layer at a time.
Speaker 1 (21:04):
First of all, you can't have that many people coming
at once, not just from that area, which was its
own situation, but from other countries as well, and have
time to vet all of them properly.
Speaker 2 (21:16):
That is a challenge. I get it.
Speaker 1 (21:18):
But you're right to point out it was a rush
to a narrative that turned out to not be and
more moreover, it proved something even more dangerous that a
guy could have been friendly and useful to US in
Afghanistan comes to America becomes dangerous and radicalized. I think
the problems here not there, or I just don't get
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common sense.
Speaker 8 (21:41):
I guess no, you have a good common sense, Michael,
as you always do.
Speaker 5 (21:47):
It's just one of those things that needs to be determined.
Speaker 8 (21:49):
Unfortunately, for US intelligence officials, for US law enforcement officials,
the suspect is still a lot. This suspect can be questioned,
learn more about what it was that ultimately radicalized him,
what motivated.
Speaker 5 (22:05):
Him, if he had any help.
Speaker 8 (22:06):
All of those things will be necessary as this investigation
proceeds to figure out why why this happened just one
day before Thanksgiving Day.
Speaker 1 (22:16):
Yeah, I know, there's a lot of people that think
one of the greatest unexplainable things of the last twenty
something years was how do we end up in a rock?
I think the most unexplainable thing is that we went
to Afghanistan and then negotiated the end of the war
with Afghanistan with the cause of the war, the Taliban.
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There are some that might suggest that this individual the
enemy of my enemy, as my friend may have wanted
a Muslim nation, Islamic state, but not under the thuggery
of the Talibans. So therefore he was cooperative, then came
here and naturally returned to what was impossible to assimilate to.
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We'll never know, but to your point, he's alive. Talk
to him, see what you can find out, because whatever
it is, if it is a problem, it's times hundreds
of thousand.
Speaker 8 (23:11):
Well that's exactly right, and we can find out potentially
if there are other individuals like this individual, who did
he socialize with when he lived in Washington State? What
were the nature of those conversations with the people that
you socialized with. Those are youthful bits of information that
investigators can use to make certain that nothing like what
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happened last Wednesday happens again in the United States.
Speaker 1 (23:36):
All Right, we're visiting with John Decker. I think I
have a minute. Look, this is gonna be a problem
for the president. We have Marco Rubio doing yeomen's work
along with the envoy, along with his son in law,
to negotiate peace with Ukraine and Russia. Meanwhile, it depends
on who's selling you what narrative. We have the president
targeting the war on drugs, but he seems only focused
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on drugs coming from Venezuela and then kind of reveals
his hand by calling for Madua giving him an ultimatum
to leave and close down airspace.
Speaker 2 (24:08):
This reeks of regime change. Now, not we're against drugs,
well it does.
Speaker 5 (24:14):
You know.
Speaker 8 (24:15):
Certainly, the military build up that we've seen in the Caribbean,
including an aircraft carrier, certainly leads one to believe that
you don't put an aircraft carrier in the Caribbean just
off the coast of Venezuela, unless you're contemplating taking military
action to remove the leader of Venezuela and Nicholas Maduro.
So you know the president, as you point out, confirming
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yesterday that he did indeed have a conversation.
Speaker 5 (24:37):
With Maduro last week.
Speaker 8 (24:40):
He did not indicate the nature of that conversation, but
you certainly can imagine the President saying, what will it
take for you to step down? What will it take
for you to leave peacefully so that we do not
have to take military action against Venezuela.
Speaker 1 (24:54):
Yeah, because the president's got a really good track record
on foreign policy, It's been a really good year. It
ends with the mixed message of ending a war as
you're potentially starting another. It's mixed messages on the economy
and mixed results on the economy.
Speaker 2 (25:09):
That's been a struggle for him. I think he wants
to tie some.
Speaker 1 (25:12):
Of these bows before the holidays and then get to
rolling up his sleeves on the economy next year. Maybe
that's why he's getting some unfinished business done before the
end of the first year.
Speaker 2 (25:23):
Appreciate it as always.
Speaker 1 (25:24):
If you want to hear more from the White House,
John Decker the White House Briefing Room. It's a podcast
every morning. It's up by nine Eastern, eighth Central. You
can check out more and we'll talk to John tomorrow.
I have a great day, John, Thank you. Michael, you
got it. I can tell you, and this would be
completely anecdotal, anecdotal to me.
Speaker 2 (25:51):
Where I live, what happened.
Speaker 1 (25:53):
Where I live, what happened where I live within a
metropolitan of what happened where I live. But I can
tell you that roughly eighteen years of four to oh
one K savings was eclipsed by my property value in
a two year period. So make no mistake about it.
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Real estate is really important to a portfolio. And whatever
the problem that is keeping young people, whether it's inventory,
whether it's interest rate, it is to be solved. The
American dream and home ownership are one and the same.
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You can't separate the two, and you might get a
generation of voters vote ten bad things because someone's promising
them this one good thing.
Speaker 2 (26:48):
It's never good to just leave.
Speaker 1 (26:53):
Something like this undealt with And so what we're seeing
is a new piece of research that is suggest testing
that more and more young people are choosing to invest
on Wall Street than in a home, and I think
both are important. You want to plan for retirement, and
it's either a priority or it's not. There's old rules
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of thumb that you ought to be saving twenty five percent. Well,
first of all, for those that are believers, that first
ten belongs to God. After that twenty five before you
ever spend a dime and choose what your lifestyle is,
you should be putting back twenty five percent for retirement
and hoping social Security will be there in some form
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to supplement, but not as a priority. I think the
priority of home ownership. Now you could live in a
place where your home value increases so much that I
really do think reverse mortgage can be wiser than paying
off the home. But by and large, by that time
you retire, and you should have had more than twenty
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five years to get there, unless you've been just stepping
up to bigger and bigger homes too fast. You want
to have that home paid off. You want to hope
for one hundred percent of your social security, but plan
for seventy five percent of it. And you want to
have a portfolio in a four to oh one k
that took tax advantage all while you were saving and
then you will supplement your retirement with that. But a
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paid off home is key to that, and it never
should be a choice. So the big poll of plenty
is that more and more are looking at Wall Street
versus home ownership, and that's a false choice. So young
people for going home ownership to invest in the stock market.
That's not a good plan and they should be doing both.
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One is declaring defeat. Will never own a home. That's
going to lead to voting problems down the road. Young
Americans are increasingly planning for retirement by investing in the
stock market while putting off home ownership for decades. Owning
a home has helped Americans build their nest egg. A
generation putting all of its eggs into stock without having
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weathered a prolonged market slum. They may be in for
big surprise. Markets don't stay up forever. What is suggesting
is unseasoned investors with a imbalanced portfolio could walk themselves
(29:28):
right into a crisis. You don't wake up and your
home is suddenly, you know, two thirds gone. That just
doesn't happen. Real estate crashes don't happen like market downturns
can happen. The mean stock craze of twenty twenty caused
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a generational shift in how people think about building wealth.
Speaker 2 (29:52):
That means stocks.
Speaker 1 (29:53):
Butagenen Z hasn't experienced a proacted, a protracted, and more
painful bear mone Hopefully they won't, but it's inevitable. About
a third of twenty five year olds have investment accounts today,
a sixfold increase from a decade ago. It's kind of
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like when we meet such great progress to get kids
to stop smoking and not ever start smoking, and then
we introduce vaping. So we did a great job of
teaching kids portfolios and investment, and now somewhere conflated in
here is the loss of the American dream and home ownership.
And that's a big part of a portfolio, or it
should be. Financial assets and investments are taking a bigger
(30:38):
share of the wealth picture for young Americans. To shift
away from home ownership, especially among young and lower income Americans,
could widen the wealth gap. While stocks can be volidle,
housing values have remained consistently strong outside of the global
financial crisis, and that of course, was giving people loans
they shouldn't have had. It's kind of a just one
(31:03):
of those things that you know, we talked about the
drip drip drip of Rommy Manual's op ed piece in
the Washington Post. This guy is going to be running
for president and just as they switched out Bernie for Hillary,
Bernie for Biden. Bernie would have had another chance in
twenty twenty four, but they kept Biden then just handed
(31:25):
it to Kamalam. It's going to be AOC the early leader,
and then the DNC is going to switch and give
you Romney Manual. And that picture took a much sharper
focus over the weekend. I wouldn't want you lost in
all these narratives to miss that jewel. This is another
one of those jewels. This is something we're all going
to talk about someday, and no one's talking about it
(31:48):
today as the mistake is being made. They only talk
about it after. And it reminds me just like in
the story of the shooting of these National Guard meen.
But this guy truly was helping us in Afghanistan, vetted
thoroughly coming here and then radicalized here. You got to
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address the problem here as much as unvetted people coming here.
One was a reaction and the establishment of a narrative
and it turned out to not be so, but it
reveals an ongoing, much bigger problem that somebody could become
more radical living here than in Afghanistan. The same can
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Today, HiT's your morning show with Michael del Joino.
Speaker 1 (33:59):
I can't I believe it is December already. Time just
flies sometimes, whether you're having fun or not. Welcome to Monday,
December the first, twenty twenty five. Can't have your morning
show about your voice. We start with.
Speaker 7 (34:10):
Blaine Afghans will jump from which side winds to which
side wins. They fought for the Taliban, then they fought
for the United States. They come here, get a free ride,
then they fight for another ge hide. That's what they do,
and you can't tell when they're gonna jump. You're chasing
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the wrong ghost here. I don't know if I don't
think he was talking to me there at the end.
Here's my take. Yeah, the enemy of my enemy is
my friend. At a time where you are a Muslim
and you are an Islamist, these thugs you'd like to
see him gone, so you side with the US.
Speaker 2 (34:51):
Then you bring them here.
Speaker 1 (34:53):
Then the challenge becomes, how do you get somebody that
is one hundred percent is Lomist to assimilate in America?
That is one anathetical to that? And is that what
made him prone to becoming radicalized. I don't think anybody's
chasing the wrong rabbit here. You've got some coming unvetted
that menus harm political Islamist as well as Gi Hottis.
(35:15):
In this particular case, this person was more radicalized here
than there. That suggests you have a problem here as
well as the there. They're coming from James's.
Speaker 2 (35:26):
Next morning, gentlemen, welcome back, Michael. I agree with you.
Speaker 1 (35:30):
Let's get rid of all these novelty Christmas carols.
Speaker 2 (35:33):
Add to the list.
Speaker 4 (35:34):
Alvin and the Chipmunks and Grandma got run over by it.
Speaker 2 (35:38):
Please just the classics. Absolutely, if they're not dead, we
don't play it. All. The best songs are by the dead.
Phoenix is the last one.
Speaker 9 (35:46):
Hey, Michael, it's easy for you to say, well, you
don't have to go bust your ass every day and
try to get your forty hours. And especially the way
the economy has been going, everything going sky high, pasally
don't go up.
Speaker 1 (36:01):
Yes, by the way, that it's not easy for me
to say the twenty five percent for retirement. That's a goal,
you know, like eating right and thirty minutes of cardio
and weightlifting, all the other things that we don't do
that we know we should do or have a reason
for what we can't. And some of us are busting
our ass for eighty hours a week and still not
meeting those goals.
Speaker 2 (36:20):
So we're not any different than you.
Speaker 1 (36:22):
It's just losing the home value in the equation of
being prepared for retirement not a good direction for any America.
Speaker 2 (36:30):
We're all in this together.
Speaker 9 (36:32):
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Seven minutes after the hour, Good morning, and welcome to December,
and you behole. It comes after November. The time flies
because we're having fun and we're all in it together.
Did they get them all in? Seven minutes after the hour,
Secretary of State Marco Rubio busy this weekend with Ukrainian
delegation in Florida trying to bring peace between Russia and
the US. Meanwhile, Venezuela using the US murdering innocent citizens
(01:03):
on a drug boat strike and the President giving Maduro
an ultimatum to leave Aurel's. It's cyber Monday, expected to
be one of the biggest online shopping days of the year.
Broncos now ten and two difference a coach makes twenty
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and two Patriots. But thanks to gaming and the fixed
in the NFL.
Speaker 2 (01:29):
Take the Giants and the points. Big John just said,
buck it.
Speaker 1 (01:33):
President Trump is putting more pressure on Venezuela while the
talks are underway to end the war in Russia, one ending,
one starting. Meanwhile, the President says he's revoking any executive
action signed by Joe Biden's Auto Ben. Yeah, the President
did a lot of talking this holiday, and listening to
all of it was our very own national correspondent, Rory O'Neal,
(01:54):
Good morning, Rory, Yeah.
Speaker 2 (01:55):
Michael, good morning.
Speaker 4 (01:56):
A lot of it had to relate to the situation
that was still we're all on tan by four I
think in Venezuela and what's going to happen, what the
future is of that country with Nicholas Maduro, Will the
US military get more involved there. So those are still
some outstanding questions and this idea that Maduro was told
leave or else, and what kind of a timeline does
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that put us on. And there was some progress made
in the talks with Ukraine, the talks, as you said,
happening in South Florida over the weekend. President Trump sounding
a bit more optimistic than Secretary Rubio. Our attention now
turns to the Kremlin, where Special Envoys Teve Whitcoff will
be meeting with Vladimir Putin later this week, again trying
(02:37):
to get something to move here after more than three
years at war.
Speaker 5 (02:41):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (02:41):
I think last week the notion was that that meeting
would be tomorrow at the Kremlin. I don't know if
Tuesday is still on or not. Russia would be more favorable,
I think to this new plan because at least they
get some land in the deal. The toughest negotiation, believe
it or not, on this round, and seems to be
on the Ukrainian side. In progress is being made, according
(03:03):
to Ruby, as you said, going back to Venezuela, there's
going to be competing narratives here. Is this the war
on the drugs or is this about regime change. I guess,
is this leading a little more regime change this weekend?
Speaker 5 (03:18):
Well?
Speaker 4 (03:18):
Right, it certainly seemed to be that way. Look, Venezuela
is not the biggest drug supplier to the US Sadly
there are other countries that take that title.
Speaker 2 (03:27):
But certainly that's been one of the factors.
Speaker 4 (03:30):
Also, you know, with Secretary of Rubio in place, he's
got a former senator from Florida. The largest diaspora population
of Venezuelans is in South Florida.
Speaker 2 (03:40):
He's got connections to that community.
Speaker 4 (03:41):
And whether or not this is the one two punch, right,
does taking down Adua in Venezuela, which props up the
Cuban government, does that lead to something else there as well?
So those are just some of the other factors all
being considered as we look at the largest deployment of
the US military in the area since the Cuban missile crist.
Speaker 2 (04:01):
I think it's a fair thing you bring up.
Speaker 1 (04:02):
If there are other countries and countries where more drugs
are coming from, why are none of these air strikes
directed towards them? I think it speaks for itself. It's
about regime change. We said it was just a matter
of time before they either claim or you actually blow
up a boat of Innison citizens. Now they're claiming that
some medicine citizens are on that US strike struck boat
(04:25):
in the Caribbean. So we saw that one coming a
mile away and it's now here. And then I guess
you add to that the use of the word retard
over former vice presidential candidate and governor of Minnesota Walls.
Speaker 2 (04:38):
That would be a pretty busy weekend.
Speaker 1 (04:40):
I mean, every time you thought you had a handle
on everything the president was up to, he'd a had.
Speaker 4 (04:43):
Something well, right, And the pardoning of the president of Honduras,
the drug dealer, right, yeah, yeah, I think, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1 (04:56):
We all laid a lot of turkey. We're going to
be a little, you know, sluggish for a while.
Speaker 4 (05:00):
Four hundred tons of cocaine and he gets apart, he
gets apart, all right.
Speaker 1 (05:05):
Rory's going to be back in the third hour and
we'll talk a little bit about cyber Monday. I made
one purchase and I'm sitting on it. It was eleven dollars.
I just want to get a little added cushion his chair,
the low and I think I bought a hemorrhid pillow
and I don't have a hemorrhoid or Andrea says it
has something to do with a psiatic nerve, and the
(05:27):
tail bank could possibly maybe it's got the hole in it,
which makes me think that you bought it him.
Speaker 2 (05:31):
No, it does that the hole in it, So maybe
it's not that. Maybe it's what Andrew is saying.
Speaker 1 (05:34):
All I know is something's jabbing me right in my
tailbone area, depending on how I'm sitting. So I've made one.
I resisted the urge. You know what, I have a
shoe problem. We all do, yeah, but I mean, you know,
I'm actually following I've never was an alcoholic, but I
have friends that have been through the BAA program, and
(05:56):
I'm actually following the steps to get over my shoe problem.
And I resisted the urge because, you know, first of all,
I have to surrender to a higher power and acknowledge
I have a problem.
Speaker 2 (06:06):
Do you have to call a sho aholic?
Speaker 6 (06:07):
You have to call all the shoe companies and apologize
for taking advantage of their specially.
Speaker 1 (06:11):
I mean, I almost pulled the trigger on four pairs
of golf shoes and I already have like twenty I
resisted the ear I am going to go other than
this failed cushion purchase. I will go cyber money the
way I went Black Friday without a purchase.
Speaker 2 (06:26):
But I just managed to buy some things that costs
eat um.
Speaker 1 (06:34):
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that goes for writing or speaking. If you want to
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It counts you down three to two one gives you
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Speaker 6 (06:59):
You're going to talk sports. Don't forget to talk my
buck eys twelve and zero. And the class act that
Ryan Day is. They tried to get him to comment
on the classless acts and comments by Michigan in the past,
and he declined. He said he would win with humility.
And it reminds you of the Paul Brown quote. When
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you win, say nothing, when you lose.
Speaker 2 (07:23):
Say less.
Speaker 1 (07:24):
Yeah, And he had a lot to say, didn't he
because even last year winning a national championship, there's a
debate in Ohio what's more important beating Michigan or a
national championship And it's a split vote. So, believe it
or not, all this guy has done to create the
greatness that the Buckeyes have. There were those calling for
(07:48):
his dismissal because he couldn't beat Michigan. Then he beats
Michigan and still manages to keep the focus on the team,
on the players, and take the high which was really
the low road of humility. Yeah, that was pure class
and it sets up a great matchup. Look, I've watched
a lot of teams and you can get distracted a
(08:09):
little bit by the SEC. There is a hubris about
the SEC that they're the best that you know, and
then whoever is the best of the SEC must be
the best in the country. And what we see is
in the SEC at any given week, anybody can win.
You know, Georgia is sitting third in the country right now.
They lost to Alabama, didn't they. Yeah, I think so.
(08:34):
And Alabama is sitting at number ten. Texas A and
m just lost to Texas, which, by the way, can
you imagine the pressure, how heavy the name Manning is
on the back of a jersey for a young kid
and for arch I think he you know, you can't
take that one away. This guy is maturing and progressing
game by game. I even had thoughts, oh my gosh,
(08:56):
a Manning buss.
Speaker 2 (08:57):
That can't be. He's not looking like a bust anymore.
Speaker 1 (09:00):
And that was a big win against Texas A and
m I thought the Vandy win was huge, But really,
what's right in front of us for us all to
see is here's two great football teams, Ohio State in Indiana.
How did Indiana finally just say enough of just basketball,
we want to be a football powerhouse and they do it.
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And that coach stayed. The Vandy coach stayed. At the
big story, the Ole miss coach leaving. I knew he
was leaving because that's what Lane Kiffin does. He's all
about Lane Kiffin and everywhere he's ever been, he's been
loyal to only one thing, Lane Kiffin. You knew you
(09:43):
could follow the money, not just his but player money
in the future to LSU and Biloxi.
Speaker 2 (09:49):
We get this reaction.
Speaker 3 (09:50):
Hey goodmore than Mike as a graduate from Ole Miss
and watching the ESPN special on Lane Kiffin, how Ole
Miss changed his life and it's the better for him
with God and his family. It is strange. I would
love to know what was really happening for him to leave.
I hope that we win the National championship now and
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he doesn't.
Speaker 1 (10:14):
Well, the talk was a he was going to pray.
Then it became this ridiculous. We should get word tonight,
we should get word tomorrow, and then all the speculation.
This isn't about money, whether he stays or goes, he's rich.
It's about money for players. It's about the recruiting advantage
(10:39):
of LSU over Mississippi. We're told a lot of things.
The only one that knows is Lane Kiffin. I don't
know why this isn't an option. If LSU is interested
in me, they'll have to be interested in me in
me after I complete this place off run for my players,
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and if they can't wait that long, then I'm not
their guy.
Speaker 2 (11:07):
That was never on the table. How you Mississippi wanted
an answer?
Speaker 1 (11:12):
Well, the pressure from both ends. Yeah, and you could
say that, Missus, I mean, what are you gonna Would
you turn this around and make the question should ole
Miss allow him to finish coaching this team in the
playoffs knowing he's going to leave them for an sec competitor.
Speaker 2 (11:29):
I mean, you can't do that.
Speaker 1 (11:32):
Yeah, Then he gives an ultimatum to the coaches. And
you know what's lost in all this. The kids that
made the sacrifice, made the choice to go there, the
sacrifice and the heat of two a days, and they
achieved something Almoss has never achieved before. And now I'll
tell you what he said at the end of that
comment is so true. There's gonna be a lot of
(11:53):
people rooting for row Miss to win this whole thing,
just so he doesn't. But between the portal, between the
coaches and universities and the amount of money and all
the gambling influence, Ugh, can't we just reject it all
on a whole. This is to Michael Dietiheartmedia dot Com
from Phoenix, Arizona. Michael, those calls to prayer as in Minneapolis,
(12:18):
are they calls to religion or are they calls to terrorism? Well,
it depends on who's listening. Again, I know there's some
things I just keep repeating, and there's this blind hope
that repetition is the mother of all learning. But you
could spend months and months and years and years of
study and you will come to this conclusion. There were
three Mohammeds in history, three Mohammads in the Koran, and
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because of that, there's three types of Muslims today. There
are some that are peace loving and religious, and when
they hear that call to prayer, it's a call to prayer,
it's a call to surrender. There are others that are
political Islamis, because that's what Mohammed was later in life.
They're about populating, infiltrating, agitating, and eventually, when the timing
(13:06):
seems right, waging war. A political Islamist ends up as
hi hotest, just a more patient path. And then for
the Medina years and the most bloodthirsty years of Muhammad's life,
you get the sword, you get the jihadist. And that's
why for some hearing that call to prayer, it's about
patiently waiting to where we take over Minnesota, we take
(13:30):
over not just Dearborn, but Michigan, and eventually with our
new mayor in New York, we think it's the hour
to take over the country. And that's what they're hearing.
And then for others, it's about killing someone today because
there is no greater call of worship than to carry
out jihad. I saw an old video on Facebook. Nobody
(13:56):
ever brings up the topic of honor killings. Imagine that
in Christianity. Oh my daughter, I raised her to be
a Christian, but now she's dating a Muslim and she's
considering becoming a Muslim. I'm gonna kill her. But we
couldn't even conceive of such a thing, right, I mean,
(14:17):
one of our greatest Biblical stories is Abraham walking up
that hill with Isaac. He was going to sacrifice his
own son for God, but our God didn't allow it.
It's a foreshadowing of Christ to come. But the Ram
was caught in the wicked Isaac was spared. But the
woman in the video makes the profound point, and it
(14:37):
is a profound point. Hey, if they'll kill their own
kid for assimilating, what makes you think they're going to
assimilate in your country to something so anathetical to their beliefs?
And what makes you think they wouldn't kill you? So
it's a great question. The answer is all three here,
three different things. That's why I was making the point early.
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I get the president was upset. A twenty year old
National Guard officer was killed. He's a beautiful person. Terrible loss,
but his reaction is we got to cut off all
these people coming from third world countries like Afghanistan, but
this guy got radicalized here. You got a problem here,
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not just there, and you need to address both. Keep
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Speaker 1 (16:48):
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has met with Ukrainian delegation
in Florida. Progress being made on the Russian peace plan. Meanwhile,
footsteps seem to be marching towards war with the Venezuela.
The President giving Madua and ultimatum get out and close
that airspace. This is looking more and more like regime change.
Cyber Monday expect to be one of the biggest online
shopping days of the year and the Broncos now ten
(17:11):
and two winning last night, If You Fell asleep twenty
seven twenty six, over the Commanders and opposite st a
tract we find it on Monday Night Football Tonight the
two and ten Giants against the ten and two Patriots
ought to be a real stinker, as they say. John
Decker's going to join us momentarily. We'll talk about the
shooting of the two National Guard officers, one killed, one wounded.
(17:33):
John will join us on the investigation from the White
House as your morning show continues.
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Allow us to be the first to say Happy Holidays
and Merry Christmas. Welcome to December. The first Year of
Our Lord twenty twenty five. Thirty six minutes after the hour,
Secretary of State Rubio continued his meetings over the weekend
with the Ukrainian officials in Florida, as we're trying to
find peace with Russia and Ukraine and prosperity for Ukraine
(18:37):
in building a new future. And Venezuela is accusing the
US of murder after acknowledging publicly for the first time
that citizens were among those killed in the latest US
strike against an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean. And
how about den Broncos ten and two now they won
last night. Tonight we have a two and ten giants
versus a ten and two patrons. You guys sounding off
on Lane Kiffin. Is he a trey for leaving and
(19:00):
leaving now? Or is old miss to blame for why
he has to leave now and give his coaches an ultimatum.
It's just some of the stuff that we're kicking around.
The big story is Romney. Manuel is back with an
outbed peace in the Washington Post. It's clear this guy's
running for president. It's clear he's going to run as
a in platform, a Republican, but with the nostalgia of
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bringing back the sensibility of the Clinton era. As the
Democrats unravel into socialism, that drip drip trip continues. President
Trump says that the suspect who killed one member of
the West Virginia National Guard and critically wounded another last
week was radicalized in the United States. Now, the President's
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reaction has been I am going to permanently pause all
immigration from third world countries. Ultimately, only reverse immigration can
fully cure the situation. But what's also revealed by the
President and by Homeland Security Secretary is he was radicalized
(20:10):
here in America. That means we got a problem here
at home too. John Deckers at the White House has
the very latest on this story that's been developing all weekend.
Speaker 2 (20:17):
Good morning, John, pay Good morning to you and Michael.
Speaker 8 (20:20):
This is telling because initially the idea was being put
forward by many who had questioned why this individual, originally
from Afghanistan was in the country was improper vetting. Now
it's a different story, and it's officially coming from both
Secretary of Homeland Security Christinome as well as the Attorney
(20:41):
General Pam Boni. They both say that this individual, the
suspect in the shooting of these two National Guards troops
here in Washington, d C. Radicalized here in the US,
which means everything may have been fine in terms of
vetting this individual when he originally came into the United
States several years ago.
Speaker 2 (21:01):
All Right, how do we unpeel an onion? I guess,
one layer at a time.
Speaker 1 (21:04):
First of all, you can't have that many people coming
at once, not just from that area, which was its
own situation, but from other countries as well, and have
time to vet all of them properly.
Speaker 2 (21:16):
That is a challenge. I get it.
Speaker 1 (21:18):
But you're right to point out it was a rush
to a narrative that turned out to not be and
more moreover, it proved something even more dangerous that a
guy could have been friendly and useful to US in
Afghanistan comes to America becomes dangerous and radicalized. I think
the problems here not there, or I just don't get
(21:40):
common sense.
Speaker 8 (21:41):
I guess no, you have a good common sense, Michael,
as you always do.
Speaker 5 (21:47):
It's just one of those things that needs to be determined.
Speaker 8 (21:49):
Unfortunately, for US intelligence officials, for US law enforcement officials,
the suspect is still a lot. This suspect can be questioned,
learn more about what it was that ultimately radicalized him,
what motivated.
Speaker 5 (22:05):
Him, if he had any help.
Speaker 8 (22:06):
All of those things will be necessary as this investigation
proceeds to figure out why why this happened just one
day before Thanksgiving Day.
Speaker 1 (22:16):
Yeah, I know, there's a lot of people that think
one of the greatest unexplainable things of the last twenty
something years was how do we end up in a rock?
I think the most unexplainable thing is that we went
to Afghanistan and then negotiated the end of the war
with Afghanistan with the cause of the war, the Taliban.
(22:38):
There are some that might suggest that this individual the
enemy of my enemy, as my friend may have wanted
a Muslim nation, Islamic state, but not under the thuggery
of the Talibans. So therefore he was cooperative, then came
here and naturally returned to what was impossible to assimilate to.
(23:02):
We'll never know, but to your point, he's alive. Talk
to him, see what you can find out, because whatever
it is, if it is a problem, it's times hundreds
of thousand.
Speaker 8 (23:11):
Well that's exactly right, and we can find out potentially
if there are other individuals like this individual, who did
he socialize with when he lived in Washington State? What
were the nature of those conversations with the people that
you socialized with. Those are youthful bits of information that
investigators can use to make certain that nothing like what
(23:32):
happened last Wednesday happens again in the United States.
Speaker 1 (23:36):
All Right, we're visiting with John Decker. I think I
have a minute. Look, this is gonna be a problem
for the president. We have Marco Rubio doing yeomen's work
along with the envoy, along with his son in law,
to negotiate peace with Ukraine and Russia. Meanwhile, it depends
on who's selling you what narrative. We have the president
targeting the war on drugs, but he seems only focused
(23:58):
on drugs coming from Venezuela and then kind of reveals
his hand by calling for Madua giving him an ultimatum
to leave and close down airspace.
Speaker 2 (24:08):
This reeks of regime change. Now, not we're against drugs,
well it does.
Speaker 5 (24:14):
You know.
Speaker 8 (24:15):
Certainly, the military build up that we've seen in the Caribbean,
including an aircraft carrier, certainly leads one to believe that
you don't put an aircraft carrier in the Caribbean just
off the coast of Venezuela, unless you're contemplating taking military
action to remove the leader of Venezuela and Nicholas Maduro.
So you know the president, as you point out, confirming
(24:35):
yesterday that he did indeed have a conversation.
Speaker 5 (24:37):
With Maduro last week.
Speaker 8 (24:40):
He did not indicate the nature of that conversation, but
you certainly can imagine the President saying, what will it
take for you to step down? What will it take
for you to leave peacefully so that we do not
have to take military action against Venezuela.
Speaker 1 (24:54):
Yeah, because the president's got a really good track record
on foreign policy, It's been a really good year. It
ends with the mixed message of ending a war as
you're potentially starting another. It's mixed messages on the economy
and mixed results on the economy.
Speaker 2 (25:09):
That's been a struggle for him. I think he wants
to tie some.
Speaker 1 (25:12):
Of these bows before the holidays and then get to
rolling up his sleeves on the economy next year. Maybe
that's why he's getting some unfinished business done before the
end of the first year.
Speaker 2 (25:23):
Appreciate it as always.
Speaker 1 (25:24):
If you want to hear more from the White House,
John Decker the White House Briefing Room. It's a podcast
every morning. It's up by nine Eastern, eighth Central. You
can check out more and we'll talk to John tomorrow.
I have a great day, John, Thank you. Michael, you
got it. I can tell you, and this would be
completely anecdotal, anecdotal to me.
Speaker 2 (25:51):
Where I live, what happened.
Speaker 1 (25:53):
Where I live, what happened where I live within a
metropolitan of what happened where I live. But I can
tell you that roughly eighteen years of four to oh
one K savings was eclipsed by my property value in
a two year period. So make no mistake about it.
(26:16):
Real estate is really important to a portfolio. And whatever
the problem that is keeping young people, whether it's inventory,
whether it's interest rate, it is to be solved. The
American dream and home ownership are one and the same.
(26:39):
You can't separate the two, and you might get a
generation of voters vote ten bad things because someone's promising
them this one good thing.
Speaker 2 (26:48):
It's never good to just leave.
Speaker 1 (26:53):
Something like this undealt with And so what we're seeing
is a new piece of research that is suggest testing
that more and more young people are choosing to invest
on Wall Street than in a home, and I think
both are important. You want to plan for retirement, and
it's either a priority or it's not. There's old rules
(27:17):
of thumb that you ought to be saving twenty five percent. Well,
first of all, for those that are believers, that first
ten belongs to God. After that twenty five before you
ever spend a dime and choose what your lifestyle is,
you should be putting back twenty five percent for retirement
and hoping social Security will be there in some form
(27:38):
to supplement, but not as a priority. I think the
priority of home ownership. Now you could live in a
place where your home value increases so much that I
really do think reverse mortgage can be wiser than paying
off the home. But by and large, by that time
you retire, and you should have had more than twenty
(27:59):
five years to get there, unless you've been just stepping
up to bigger and bigger homes too fast. You want
to have that home paid off. You want to hope
for one hundred percent of your social security, but plan
for seventy five percent of it. And you want to
have a portfolio in a four to oh one k
that took tax advantage all while you were saving and
then you will supplement your retirement with that. But a
(28:23):
paid off home is key to that, and it never
should be a choice. So the big poll of plenty
is that more and more are looking at Wall Street
versus home ownership, and that's a false choice. So young
people for going home ownership to invest in the stock market.
That's not a good plan and they should be doing both.
(28:46):
One is declaring defeat. Will never own a home. That's
going to lead to voting problems down the road. Young
Americans are increasingly planning for retirement by investing in the
stock market while putting off home ownership for decades. Owning
a home has helped Americans build their nest egg. A
generation putting all of its eggs into stock without having
(29:07):
weathered a prolonged market slum. They may be in for
big surprise. Markets don't stay up forever. What is suggesting
is unseasoned investors with a imbalanced portfolio could walk themselves
(29:28):
right into a crisis. You don't wake up and your
home is suddenly, you know, two thirds gone. That just
doesn't happen. Real estate crashes don't happen like market downturns
can happen. The mean stock craze of twenty twenty caused
(29:49):
a generational shift in how people think about building wealth.
Speaker 2 (29:52):
That means stocks.
Speaker 1 (29:53):
Butagenen Z hasn't experienced a proacted, a protracted, and more
painful bear mone Hopefully they won't, but it's inevitable. About
a third of twenty five year olds have investment accounts today,
a sixfold increase from a decade ago. It's kind of
(30:14):
like when we meet such great progress to get kids
to stop smoking and not ever start smoking, and then
we introduce vaping. So we did a great job of
teaching kids portfolios and investment, and now somewhere conflated in
here is the loss of the American dream and home ownership.
And that's a big part of a portfolio, or it
should be. Financial assets and investments are taking a bigger
(30:38):
share of the wealth picture for young Americans. To shift
away from home ownership, especially among young and lower income Americans,
could widen the wealth gap. While stocks can be volidle,
housing values have remained consistently strong outside of the global
financial crisis, and that of course, was giving people loans
they shouldn't have had. It's kind of a just one
(31:03):
of those things that you know, we talked about the
drip drip drip of Rommy Manual's op ed piece in
the Washington Post. This guy is going to be running
for president and just as they switched out Bernie for Hillary,
Bernie for Biden. Bernie would have had another chance in
twenty twenty four, but they kept Biden then just handed
(31:25):
it to Kamalam. It's going to be AOC the early leader,
and then the DNC is going to switch and give
you Romney Manual. And that picture took a much sharper
focus over the weekend. I wouldn't want you lost in
all these narratives to miss that jewel. This is another
one of those jewels. This is something we're all going
to talk about someday, and no one's talking about it
(31:48):
today as the mistake is being made. They only talk
about it after. And it reminds me just like in
the story of the shooting of these National Guard meen.
But this guy truly was helping us in Afghanistan, vetted
thoroughly coming here and then radicalized here. You got to
(32:10):
address the problem here as much as unvetted people coming here.
One was a reaction and the establishment of a narrative
and it turned out to not be so, but it
reveals an ongoing, much bigger problem that somebody could become
more radical living here than in Afghanistan. The same can
(32:32):
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Speaker 2 (33:53):
Today, HiT's your morning show with Michael del Joino.
Speaker 1 (33:59):
I can't I believe it is December already. Time just
flies sometimes, whether you're having fun or not. Welcome to Monday,
December the first, twenty twenty five. Can't have your morning
show about your voice. We start with.
Speaker 7 (34:10):
Blaine Afghans will jump from which side winds to which
side wins. They fought for the Taliban, then they fought
for the United States. They come here, get a free ride,
then they fight for another ge hide. That's what they do,
and you can't tell when they're gonna jump. You're chasing
(34:31):
the wrong ghost here. I don't know if I don't
think he was talking to me there at the end.
Here's my take. Yeah, the enemy of my enemy is
my friend. At a time where you are a Muslim
and you are an Islamist, these thugs you'd like to
see him gone, so you side with the US.
Speaker 2 (34:51):
Then you bring them here.
Speaker 1 (34:53):
Then the challenge becomes, how do you get somebody that
is one hundred percent is Lomist to assimilate in America?
That is one anathetical to that? And is that what
made him prone to becoming radicalized. I don't think anybody's
chasing the wrong rabbit here. You've got some coming unvetted
that menus harm political Islamist as well as Gi Hottis.
(35:15):
In this particular case, this person was more radicalized here
than there. That suggests you have a problem here as
well as the there. They're coming from James's.
Speaker 2 (35:26):
Next morning, gentlemen, welcome back, Michael. I agree with you.
Speaker 1 (35:30):
Let's get rid of all these novelty Christmas carols.
Speaker 2 (35:33):
Add to the list.
Speaker 4 (35:34):
Alvin and the Chipmunks and Grandma got run over by it.
Speaker 2 (35:38):
Please just the classics. Absolutely, if they're not dead, we
don't play it. All. The best songs are by the dead.
Phoenix is the last one.
Speaker 9 (35:46):
Hey, Michael, it's easy for you to say, well, you
don't have to go bust your ass every day and
try to get your forty hours. And especially the way
the economy has been going, everything going sky high, pasally
don't go up.
Speaker 1 (36:01):
Yes, by the way, that it's not easy for me
to say the twenty five percent for retirement. That's a goal,
you know, like eating right and thirty minutes of cardio
and weightlifting, all the other things that we don't do
that we know we should do or have a reason
for what we can't. And some of us are busting
our ass for eighty hours a week and still not
meeting those goals.
Speaker 2 (36:20):
So we're not any different than you.
Speaker 1 (36:22):
It's just losing the home value in the equation of
being prepared for retirement not a good direction for any America.
Speaker 2 (36:30):
We're all in this together.
Speaker 9 (36:32):
This is Your Morning Show with Michael openheld Joo
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