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Speaker 1 (00:00):
The Brian Munjo podcast is driven by Brayman Motor Cars.
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(00:21):
It's time for today's Top three takeaways. Yeah, like going
on right straight through the night last night into this morning. Israel, Iran,
no Kings, and old people with an old playbook My
top three takeaways for you on this Friday. And so yes,
last night we heard Israel with a strike into Iran
(00:43):
and we're hearing that it was pretty darn successful. Fox's
Alex Hogan describing the Iranian response that is carried into
this morning.
Speaker 2 (00:52):
Israel says that it has identified as many as one
hundred drones launched by Iran heading toward Israeli airspace in Israel,
so that it has started to at least attempt to
shoot down some of those drones over Syrian ace airspace,
as Jordan is attempting to take down some of the
drones that are above its airspace.
Speaker 1 (01:11):
Okay, so let's get into this. My top takeaway today,
Iranian nuclear war Times especially tens in the Middle East.
Iran isn't even trying to hide their development of nuclear
weapons anymore. In Israel decided not to wait anymore to
do something about it. So on Thursday, when asked as
(01:32):
to if Israel should strike Iran's nuclear sites or if
he thought that they would, President Trump said, I don't
want to say that Israel's going to do it. I
don't want to say it's imminent. But it looks like
something very well could happen, and it most certainly did
(01:53):
just hours after he made that statement. What what's interesting
was that he made it clear that he didn't want
it to happen. Trump went on to say, we are
fairly close to a good agreement. I don't want them
going in because I think it would blow it. Trump
recently said he had been working on an Iranian plan,
even mentioned that Russian President Vladimir Putin and now I
(02:15):
of Iran had offered to help, as Russia doesn't want
to run having nukes either. President Trump said he would
quote love to avoid the conflict well. Israel obviously decided
not to wait. The attack by Israel Anurana said to
have been successful and striking Iran's suspected top nuclear enrichment facility,
which are you had Prime Minister Nanna who put out
(02:38):
a statement saying, look, there were within days of nuclear
enriching bombs, like within ten days. Nine was number that
that he mentioned. And interestingly, though President Trump yesterday was saying, yeah,
you know what, prefer that this didn't have working on
a deal here just put out the statement saying, well,
(03:02):
we've been working for a long time on a deal
and they can get done. And now apparently some of
those people that were involved in the negotiations are dead.
Speaker 3 (03:09):
So he said they are all dead, all dead. There
you go, and it will only get worse. And he
continues to plead with her on to make a deal,
and he's saying, just do it before it's too late.
Speaker 1 (03:20):
God bless you all.
Speaker 3 (03:21):
That's how this it's a very long truth, so we
can't read the whole thing here, but it's yeah.
Speaker 1 (03:26):
God bless you all. Well, that is a they do
need some God in their lives. Not Mohammed, not there
there Allah. There'll be no virgins where these people are going,
but they do need some God, that is for sure.
Stand by for more news. Sure to be a lot
around this. By the way the Iranian responses one hundred
(03:48):
or so drones did not have much of an impact.
Looks like it was very well defended against. Second takeaway today,
Old People, Old playbook, New Name. First, you did have
a judge that added a little ammunition to the whole
(04:08):
no Kings thing. This weekend, Fox's Kristin Goodwin with a
judge's decision last.
Speaker 4 (04:14):
Night, California Governor Gavin Newsom argued the administration violated federal
law by bypassing him in the Guard call up and
trampled on the state's rights under the Tenth Amendment. The
DJ argued the president had the power to federalize the
Guard and that Newsom was aware of the order he.
Speaker 1 (04:27):
Never discussed the National Guard, period full stop.
Speaker 4 (04:30):
The judge siding with California. The DOJ has appealed.
Speaker 1 (04:35):
You don't like to hear a governor say period full stop.
That didn't do it for you. Check out my hair?
I can you miss it? All right? So, old people,
Old playbook, New name, Let me explain what's going on here,
starting with the original XFL, the original XFL, Betamax, and
(04:59):
the what do those have in common? Joel? What are
those have in common? Expl Beta, Max Stillaurian.
Speaker 3 (05:07):
How many things that are essentially failures?
Speaker 1 (05:11):
Okay, Yeah, the last time that any of them will
were relevant was about the last time the real organizers
behind this week's attempt to No King protest thing about
the last time that they were highly relevant. There's also, incidentally,
you know, if you want to think about things that
(05:31):
you could be doing with your time, all those things
would actually represent a better use of your time this
week in the partaking in any of the attempted No
Kings events. Yes, even rewatching twenty five year old footage
of he Hate Me? That would be Joel seems to
get a kick out of this. That would have more value,
(05:52):
brings back memories. You did watch it, didn't you?
Speaker 3 (05:56):
I went to I actually went to one game in
Orlando and what is now Camping World Stadium. I did
go to one game. I was trying to get into it.
I mean, I'm a Dolphins fan. I need other football
to enjoy.
Speaker 1 (06:08):
Speaking of value, did you know that a decent condition
DeLorean sells for over one hundred grand today? Without a doubt,
ninety nine thousand of that is surely attributable to doctor
Emmitt Brown and Marty McFly they're no way.
Speaker 3 (06:27):
Yeah, there's several of them around the country that people
tour around with and all decked out, like the Back
to the Future one.
Speaker 1 (06:34):
I'm going to come back to that here in a minute, because, yeah,
some things to know about that vehicle. Anyway, about relics
of things that at one time were potentially relevant but
quickly failed. Trivia time. I'm going to provide some approval ratings.
You tell me who you think they're assigned to. The
first one is seventeen percent. Seventeen percent approval, and your
(06:59):
hen is that this approval rating is for a prominent
person who made his money by collapsing things and also
carries the nickname in certain circles spooky Dude. That would
be George Soros. You got it. Next up is twenty
seven percent. Your hint is that it's the approval rating
(07:21):
for a party whose mascot is an ass and its
members commonly are two.
Speaker 3 (07:26):
Those would be the Democrats.
Speaker 1 (07:30):
That's correct. Next up is twenty nine percent. This belongs
to a politician that you don't want to meet in
a dark alley until potentially recently, because he does look
a lot more frail these days. Chucky Schumer. You got it,
and one last one for you. It's an entity massively
(07:53):
contributing to the promotion of what's being attempted this weekend.
It's thirty one percent, and it belongs to the media.
I gave you all the answer. Now, yeah, no, I
but I because I was confused the entity. He had
me thinking of ghost and stuff. I wasn't sure what
you were. So yes, it is your godless holes in
(08:15):
slander's legacy news media. The thirty one percent. Now, what
is this all about? How is this related? Well, they're
the real people and entities behind this weekends attempted no
Kings protest events. If you're asking your friends, Hey, hey, guys,
are you what do you want to do this week?
(08:35):
You want to watch a game with me this weekend?
Let's say that like tomorrow night, you're saying, hey, you
guys want to watch the game, and then your friends
come over and rather than having the Panthers game on,
you've got your Beta Max on one side and your vintage
(08:55):
footage of the XFL on the other. I let's watch
the game. What do you think happened there? I think
they're gonna be good. They better have good snacks, a
good snack like that. It's like if the food's good enough.
Speaker 3 (09:08):
I mean, you know, he hate me, you know, go
back memory lane. Can't believe it's been that long.
Speaker 1 (09:12):
Twenty five years, and until Back to the Future came out,
very few wanted to partake in a DeLorean in any capacity.
That's why the company actually went under three years before
the movie actually came out. The funny thing is they
might have made it Back to the Future come out
before they were gone, just might have made it for
(09:33):
a little bit. By the way, case you got one
hundred grand, that's burning a hole in your pocket in
a serious case of nostalgia. Unless you really just want
to put the doors of the thing up and just
leave it in the showroom, this thing is gonna disappoint you,
ironclad guarantee. It was truly a sports car, and name
only the Delians zero to sixty speed. It's like the
(09:55):
little engine that could ten and a half seconds zero
to sixty time. And what is built as a sports
car ten and a half seconds for comparison's sake, a
base model Honda Accord, very reliable, solid and true level sedan.
It'll get you a relative thrill because then do zero
(10:17):
to sixty and seven seconds. See a base model Honda
Accord is therever thirty percent faster than the DeLorean. So
way back to the attempted protests at hand. This weekend,
how many people do you think might show up for
nationwide protests orchestrated by Chuck Schumer, pedaled by his fellow Democrats,
(10:39):
and paid for by George Soros.
Speaker 3 (10:42):
I mean, if the snacks are good, once again, maybe I.
Speaker 1 (10:45):
Have good food, baby, I'm there. Based on the approval
ratings of that group, I'm not even sure that the
paid political hacks that act Blues show up for it.
I mean, the bottom line is, if you're pedaling pooh,
you're a poop pedal, right, you don't actually ask people
if they want a piece of you know, pooh. At
(11:06):
a minimum, you might ask if they're interested in meeting
your friend mister Hanky. Right. So, in today's Q and A,
I break down exactly what's behind this weekend's plan protests,
with the rebranding and all. But the bottom line is this.
It is nothing but a bunch of washed up old
Marxists with a failed political party and a failed legacy
(11:33):
news media attempting to create a BLM summer of twenty
twenty reboot. That is all this is. It would be
a better use of your time to be breaking out
the Beta max this weekend than spending any time in
proximity to what's being attempted here. They're not worth it.
Don't give them your time, your attention. There's nothing organic
(11:55):
about this. Literally, every entity behind the creation and promote
of this is more poorly thought of by the American
public than President Trump, and by a lot. By the way,
this thing will only work if you let it, which
takes me to my third takeaway today. What tomorrow is
actually about the Army's two hundred and fiftieth birthday and
(12:17):
flag Day.
Speaker 5 (12:19):
I don't think we've ever seen the likes of what
you're going to see. I hope the weather is okay,
but actually if it's not, that brings you good luck
and that's okay too, doesn't matter. It doesn't affect the tanks,
so all it does it affect the soldiers.
Speaker 1 (12:31):
Yes, the real reason President Trump is hosting a military
parade in Washington, d C. Tomorrow's because it's the Army's
two hundred and fiftieth birthday and flag Day, not because
it's also coincidentally his seventy ninth birthday. So about that.
Founded as the Continental Army on June fourteenth, seventeen seventy five,
Over thirty million Americans have served in the US Army,
(12:53):
as it's served as not only the oldest but also
the largest of the country's military branches, with three percent
of living the Americans having served in the US Army.
The Army was responsible for mapping America. They actually led
the Lewis and Clark Expedition over half. This is maybe
the best related trivia question I've got. I bet you
(13:15):
stump even some historians with this one. Over half twenty
four of the forty five American presidents served in the Army.
That is an incredible stat The footprint of the Army's
bases is larger than the geography of two states, Hawaii
and Massachusetts combined. So God's beat all who've served, and
(13:37):
a happy two hundred and fiftieth to the fighting force
that has established and has maintained the freedom that allows
the anti American no Kings Marxists to protest
The Brian Munjo podcast is driven by Brayman Motor Cars.
My family is a Brayman Motor Cars family. Your family
should be too. Visit Braymanmotorcars dot com. Welcome to the
Brian Mud Show. Thanks for listening. Passion plus talent is unstoppable.
(00:21):
It's time for today's Top three takeaways. Yeah, like going
on right straight through the night last night into this morning. Israel, Iran,
no Kings, and old people with an old playbook My
top three takeaways for you on this Friday. And so yes,
last night we heard Israel with a strike into Iran
(00:43):
and we're hearing that it was pretty darn successful. Fox's
Alex Hogan describing the Iranian response that is carried into
this morning.
Speaker 2 (00:52):
Israel says that it has identified as many as one
hundred drones launched by Iran heading toward Israeli airspace in Israel,
so that it has started to at least attempt to
shoot down some of those drones over Syrian ace airspace,
as Jordan is attempting to take down some of the
drones that are above its airspace.
Speaker 1 (01:11):
Okay, so let's get into this. My top takeaway today,
Iranian nuclear war Times especially tens in the Middle East.
Iran isn't even trying to hide their development of nuclear
weapons anymore. In Israel decided not to wait anymore to
do something about it. So on Thursday, when asked as
(01:32):
to if Israel should strike Iran's nuclear sites or if
he thought that they would, President Trump said, I don't
want to say that Israel's going to do it. I
don't want to say it's imminent. But it looks like
something very well could happen, and it most certainly did
(01:53):
just hours after he made that statement. What what's interesting
was that he made it clear that he didn't want
it to happen. Trump went on to say, we are
fairly close to a good agreement. I don't want them
going in because I think it would blow it. Trump
recently said he had been working on an Iranian plan,
even mentioned that Russian President Vladimir Putin and now I
(02:15):
of Iran had offered to help, as Russia doesn't want
to run having nukes either. President Trump said he would
quote love to avoid the conflict well. Israel obviously decided
not to wait. The attack by Israel Anurana said to
have been successful and striking Iran's suspected top nuclear enrichment facility,
which are you had Prime Minister Nanna who put out
(02:38):
a statement saying, look, there were within days of nuclear
enriching bombs, like within ten days. Nine was number that
that he mentioned. And interestingly, though President Trump yesterday was saying, yeah,
you know what, prefer that this didn't have working on
a deal here just put out the statement saying, well,
(03:02):
we've been working for a long time on a deal
and they can get done. And now apparently some of
those people that were involved in the negotiations are dead.
Speaker 3 (03:09):
So he said they are all dead, all dead. There
you go, and it will only get worse. And he
continues to plead with her on to make a deal,
and he's saying, just do it before it's too late.
Speaker 1 (03:20):
God bless you all.
Speaker 3 (03:21):
That's how this it's a very long truth, so we
can't read the whole thing here, but it's yeah.
Speaker 1 (03:26):
God bless you all. Well, that is a they do
need some God in their lives. Not Mohammed, not there
there Allah. There'll be no virgins where these people are going,
but they do need some God, that is for sure.
Stand by for more news. Sure to be a lot
around this. By the way the Iranian responses one hundred
(03:48):
or so drones did not have much of an impact.
Looks like it was very well defended against. Second takeaway today,
Old People, Old playbook, New Name. First, you did have
a judge that added a little ammunition to the whole
(04:08):
no Kings thing. This weekend, Fox's Kristin Goodwin with a
judge's decision last.
Speaker 4 (04:14):
Night, California Governor Gavin Newsom argued the administration violated federal
law by bypassing him in the Guard call up and
trampled on the state's rights under the Tenth Amendment. The
DJ argued the president had the power to federalize the
Guard and that Newsom was aware of the order he.
Speaker 1 (04:27):
Never discussed the National Guard, period full stop.
Speaker 4 (04:30):
The judge siding with California. The DOJ has appealed.
Speaker 1 (04:35):
You don't like to hear a governor say period full stop.
That didn't do it for you. Check out my hair?
I can you miss it? All right? So, old people,
Old playbook, New name, Let me explain what's going on here,
starting with the original XFL, the original XFL, Betamax, and
(04:59):
the what do those have in common? Joel? What are
those have in common? Expl Beta, Max Stillaurian.
Speaker 3 (05:07):
How many things that are essentially failures?
Speaker 1 (05:11):
Okay, Yeah, the last time that any of them will
were relevant was about the last time the real organizers
behind this week's attempt to No King protest thing about
the last time that they were highly relevant. There's also, incidentally,
you know, if you want to think about things that
(05:31):
you could be doing with your time, all those things
would actually represent a better use of your time this
week in the partaking in any of the attempted No
Kings events. Yes, even rewatching twenty five year old footage
of he Hate Me? That would be Joel seems to
get a kick out of this. That would have more value,
(05:52):
brings back memories. You did watch it, didn't you?
Speaker 3 (05:56):
I went to I actually went to one game in
Orlando and what is now Camping World Stadium. I did
go to one game. I was trying to get into it.
I mean, I'm a Dolphins fan. I need other football
to enjoy.
Speaker 1 (06:08):
Speaking of value, did you know that a decent condition
DeLorean sells for over one hundred grand today? Without a doubt,
ninety nine thousand of that is surely attributable to doctor
Emmitt Brown and Marty McFly they're no way.
Speaker 3 (06:27):
Yeah, there's several of them around the country that people
tour around with and all decked out, like the Back
to the Future one.
Speaker 1 (06:34):
I'm going to come back to that here in a minute, because, yeah,
some things to know about that vehicle. Anyway, about relics
of things that at one time were potentially relevant but
quickly failed. Trivia time. I'm going to provide some approval ratings.
You tell me who you think they're assigned to. The
first one is seventeen percent. Seventeen percent approval, and your
(06:59):
hen is that this approval rating is for a prominent
person who made his money by collapsing things and also
carries the nickname in certain circles spooky Dude. That would
be George Soros. You got it. Next up is twenty
seven percent. Your hint is that it's the approval rating
(07:21):
for a party whose mascot is an ass and its
members commonly are two.
Speaker 3 (07:26):
Those would be the Democrats.
Speaker 1 (07:30):
That's correct. Next up is twenty nine percent. This belongs
to a politician that you don't want to meet in
a dark alley until potentially recently, because he does look
a lot more frail these days. Chucky Schumer. You got it,
and one last one for you. It's an entity massively
(07:53):
contributing to the promotion of what's being attempted this weekend.
It's thirty one percent, and it belongs to the media.
I gave you all the answer. Now, yeah, no, I
but I because I was confused the entity. He had
me thinking of ghost and stuff. I wasn't sure what
you were. So yes, it is your godless holes in
(08:15):
slander's legacy news media. The thirty one percent. Now, what
is this all about? How is this related? Well, they're
the real people and entities behind this weekends attempted no
Kings protest events. If you're asking your friends, Hey, hey, guys,
are you what do you want to do this week?
(08:35):
You want to watch a game with me this weekend?
Let's say that like tomorrow night, you're saying, hey, you
guys want to watch the game, and then your friends
come over and rather than having the Panthers game on,
you've got your Beta Max on one side and your vintage
(08:55):
footage of the XFL on the other. I let's watch
the game. What do you think happened there? I think
they're gonna be good. They better have good snacks, a
good snack like that. It's like if the food's good enough.
Speaker 3 (09:08):
I mean, you know, he hate me, you know, go
back memory lane. Can't believe it's been that long.
Speaker 1 (09:12):
Twenty five years, and until Back to the Future came out,
very few wanted to partake in a DeLorean in any capacity.
That's why the company actually went under three years before
the movie actually came out. The funny thing is they
might have made it Back to the Future come out
before they were gone, just might have made it for
(09:33):
a little bit. By the way, case you got one
hundred grand, that's burning a hole in your pocket in
a serious case of nostalgia. Unless you really just want
to put the doors of the thing up and just
leave it in the showroom, this thing is gonna disappoint you,
ironclad guarantee. It was truly a sports car, and name
only the Delians zero to sixty speed. It's like the
(09:55):
little engine that could ten and a half seconds zero
to sixty time. And what is built as a sports
car ten and a half seconds for comparison's sake, a
base model Honda Accord, very reliable, solid and true level sedan.
It'll get you a relative thrill because then do zero
(10:17):
to sixty and seven seconds. See a base model Honda
Accord is therever thirty percent faster than the DeLorean. So
way back to the attempted protests at hand. This weekend,
how many people do you think might show up for
nationwide protests orchestrated by Chuck Schumer, pedaled by his fellow Democrats,
(10:39):
and paid for by George Soros.
Speaker 3 (10:42):
I mean, if the snacks are good, once again, maybe I.
Speaker 1 (10:45):
Have good food, baby, I'm there. Based on the approval
ratings of that group, I'm not even sure that the
paid political hacks that act Blues show up for it.
I mean, the bottom line is, if you're pedaling pooh,
you're a poop pedal, right, you don't actually ask people
if they want a piece of you know, pooh. At
(11:06):
a minimum, you might ask if they're interested in meeting
your friend mister Hanky. Right. So, in today's Q and A,
I break down exactly what's behind this weekend's plan protests,
with the rebranding and all. But the bottom line is this.
It is nothing but a bunch of washed up old
Marxists with a failed political party and a failed legacy
(11:33):
news media attempting to create a BLM summer of twenty
twenty reboot. That is all this is. It would be
a better use of your time to be breaking out
the Beta max this weekend than spending any time in
proximity to what's being attempted here. They're not worth it.
Don't give them your time, your attention. There's nothing organic
(11:55):
about this. Literally, every entity behind the creation and promote
of this is more poorly thought of by the American
public than President Trump, and by a lot. By the way,
this thing will only work if you let it, which
takes me to my third takeaway today. What tomorrow is
actually about the Army's two hundred and fiftieth birthday and
(12:17):
flag Day.
Speaker 5 (12:19):
I don't think we've ever seen the likes of what
you're going to see. I hope the weather is okay,
but actually if it's not, that brings you good luck
and that's okay too, doesn't matter. It doesn't affect the tanks,
so all it does it affect the soldiers.
Speaker 1 (12:31):
Yes, the real reason President Trump is hosting a military
parade in Washington, d C. Tomorrow's because it's the Army's
two hundred and fiftieth birthday and flag Day, not because
it's also coincidentally his seventy ninth birthday. So about that.
Founded as the Continental Army on June fourteenth, seventeen seventy five,
Over thirty million Americans have served in the US Army,
(12:53):
as it's served as not only the oldest but also
the largest of the country's military branches, with three percent
of living the Americans having served in the US Army.
The Army was responsible for mapping America. They actually led
the Lewis and Clark Expedition over half. This is maybe
the best related trivia question I've got. I bet you
(13:15):
stump even some historians with this one. Over half twenty
four of the forty five American presidents served in the Army.
That is an incredible stat The footprint of the Army's
bases is larger than the geography of two states, Hawaii
and Massachusetts combined. So God's beat all who've served, and
(13:37):
a happy two hundred and fiftieth to the fighting force
that has established and has maintained the freedom that allows
the anti American no Kings Marxists to protest
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