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(00:00):
I don't want you to be ableto tell that I'm reading something, you
(00:03):
know what I mean? Oh?For sure? Yeah? And there is
you know, there's an art toit, you know. Right Well,
our friend Joe Biden, who happensto be the President of the United States,
you know that guy, That guyhe he was outed in the media
by Kevin McCarthy as saying, ifhe doesn't have a teleprompter, he has
to use note cards to remember whathe's supposed to say. Again, I'm
(00:26):
not trying to be ageist here,and I'm not trying to make fun of
any health conditions. But isn't thatnot somewhat alarming? How can somebody critically
think in a position like I don'tknow the leader of the free world if
all they worry about is trying tomake sure that they stay to the note
cards. Well, he was speakingtoday, and I tell you what.
(00:47):
This was a trade union conference inWashington, DC. And this is our
president speaking about the future as hecontinues his ramp up to the twenty twenty
four election campaign. This actually happenedto day. Imagine what we can do
next four more years? He gotlucky that there was some chance starting to
(01:18):
come out there, but play itagain. You see if you can't hear
him when this when he when hefinishes up saying what he says, imagine
what we can do next four moreyears? You know, when you got
(01:46):
a script when you're like in ashow or something, and that like gives
you prompts of like what you're supposedto do, like physically or something when
you're on the stage. I mean, I wonder what else he would read,
Like, what else could you putin there and have him read it's
by m h That's that's what I'mthinking. I'm Ron Burgundy, who'll put
that question mark at the end ofthe prompter? You know, Ron,
(02:08):
he'll read anything that's on that prompter, which sets him up for you know,
the big reveal when his woman,Veronica Corningstone is trying to sabotage him
because she puts an expletive there thathe reads on the air, which isn't
good, not good at all.How many people are proofreading this his prompter
(02:32):
because there's no way to sneak somethinglike that in there, right unless one
of his people are doing it.Yeah, as far as the situation like
that, you think it's probably notgonna happen. But if you see the
video, he's kind of looking likehe's kind of kind of squinting to try
to like, yeah, is thatwhat I'm saying? And then he says
(02:53):
pause. It certainly he was like, he's supposed to say four more years
and then he's supposed to just staydown. And they had plants, certainly
in the crowd, that we're goingto start chanting four more years. Yeah,
but he said pause instead. WhatI wonder if that issue was most
(03:13):
likely attributed to he probably just couldn'tsee it very well, and so he
obviously was really focusing in on tryingto read it correctly and wasn't thinking about
what he was saying at all.Yeah, he was just kind of like
blindly reading it. Oh, notgreat, not great. He was receiving
the endorsement, by the way,for the North American Building Trades unions is
if they would support anybody that's nota democratic candidate. Real important there.
(03:37):
Does that make any difference? Doesit make any difference? Like when you
have like really liberal newspapers or magazinesor news channels, or you have democratic
governors or representatives or senators and they'relike, and I endorse the Democrat for
(03:59):
pres of the United States and makea big deal about it. Does anybody
care? Does anybody care? Doesit do anything for anyone? And maybe
it's less the person but more theimage of it all, you know,
But that's so dumb. It's justlike, hey, wow, congratulations,
didn't see that one coming. Wayto go trade union North American Building Trades
(04:24):
Union. Wow, it's funny thatthere was a pause in there, because
you're right, like, clearly itwas in the script. Now you pause,
you let the you let the peopleimpromptu cheer. Yeah, but instead
he said pause, the emperor iswearing no pants. Now it's two fifty
(04:46):
five. If you want to callus and be a part of the conversation,
you can for a two five fiveeight eleven ten four L two five
five eight to eleven ten and we'lltalk about whatever is on your mind about
this. We'll also, you know, touch base on any new news that
we're learning about, what's happen openingin Colombia, some other things on my
mind, including the United Kingdom gavea big gift to Ukraine. What does
that mean. We'll talk about iton news radio eleven teen KFAB
I don't want you to be ableto tell that I'm reading something, you
(00:03):
know what I mean? Oh?For sure? Yeah? And there is
you know, there's an art toit, you know. Right Well,
our friend Joe Biden, who happensto be the President of the United States,
you know that guy, That guyhe he was outed in the media
by Kevin McCarthy as saying, ifhe doesn't have a teleprompter, he has
to use note cards to remember whathe's supposed to say. Again, I'm
(00:26):
not trying to be ageist here,and I'm not trying to make fun of
any health conditions. But isn't thatnot somewhat alarming? How can somebody critically
think in a position like I don'tknow the leader of the free world if
all they worry about is trying tomake sure that they stay to the note
cards. Well, he was speakingtoday, and I tell you what.
(00:47):
This was a trade union conference inWashington, DC. And this is our
president speaking about the future as hecontinues his ramp up to the twenty twenty
four election campaign. This actually happenedto day. Imagine what we can do
next four more years? He gotlucky that there was some chance starting to
(01:18):
come out there, but play itagain. You see if you can't hear
him when this when he when hefinishes up saying what he says, imagine
what we can do next four moreyears? You know, when you got
(01:46):
a script when you're like in ashow or something, and that like gives
you prompts of like what you're supposedto do, like physically or something when
you're on the stage. I mean, I wonder what else he would read,
Like, what else could you putin there and have him read it's
by m h That's that's what I'mthinking. I'm Ron Burgundy, who'll put
that question mark at the end ofthe prompter? You know, Ron,
(02:08):
he'll read anything that's on that prompter, which sets him up for you know,
the big reveal when his woman,Veronica Corningstone is trying to sabotage him
because she puts an expletive there thathe reads on the air, which isn't
good, not good at all.How many people are proofreading this his prompter
(02:32):
because there's no way to sneak somethinglike that in there, right unless one
of his people are doing it.Yeah, as far as the situation like
that, you think it's probably notgonna happen. But if you see the
video, he's kind of looking likehe's kind of kind of squinting to try
to like, yeah, is thatwhat I'm saying? And then he says
(02:53):
pause. It certainly he was like, he's supposed to say four more years
and then he's supposed to just staydown. And they had plants, certainly
in the crowd, that we're goingto start chanting four more years. Yeah,
but he said pause instead. WhatI wonder if that issue was most
(03:13):
likely attributed to he probably just couldn'tsee it very well, and so he
obviously was really focusing in on tryingto read it correctly and wasn't thinking about
what he was saying at all.Yeah, he was just kind of like
blindly reading it. Oh, notgreat, not great. He was receiving
the endorsement, by the way,for the North American Building Trades unions is
if they would support anybody that's nota democratic candidate. Real important there.
(03:37):
Does that make any difference? Doesit make any difference? Like when you
have like really liberal newspapers or magazinesor news channels, or you have democratic
governors or representatives or senators and they'relike, and I endorse the Democrat for
(03:59):
pres of the United States and makea big deal about it. Does anybody
care? Does anybody care? Doesit do anything for anyone? And maybe
it's less the person but more theimage of it all, you know,
But that's so dumb. It's justlike, hey, wow, congratulations,
didn't see that one coming. Wayto go trade union North American Building Trades
(04:24):
Union. Wow, it's funny thatthere was a pause in there, because
you're right, like, clearly itwas in the script. Now you pause,
you let the you let the peopleimpromptu cheer. Yeah, but instead
he said pause, the emperor iswearing no pants. Now it's two fifty
(04:46):
five. If you want to callus and be a part of the conversation,
you can for a two five fiveeight eleven ten four L two five
five eight to eleven ten and we'lltalk about whatever is on your mind about
this. We'll also, you know, touch base on any new news that
we're learning about, what's happen openingin Colombia, some other things on my
mind, including the United Kingdom gavea big gift to Ukraine. What does
that mean. We'll talk about iton news radio eleven teen KFAB
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