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Speaker 1 (00:00):
It is so telling from the postings yesterday what side
people were on regarding Trump. The lust couldn't even bother
to say thank you to him. One of the best
posts that I saw was Dear world, your welcome signed
(00:23):
Trump voters. Gosh, where would we be without all this peace?
Speaker 2 (00:29):
Well, Alexa, I really appreciate the text message here. Well,
this is the Situation with Michael Brown featuring Dragon Redbeard,
who I don't want to throw him under the bus.
But the guy that's supposed to be here right now
is a night owl and works night shifts, so he's
not in quite yet. So we're gonna have a little
bit of fun. I do have a really, really really
(00:52):
old show that I'm just gonna fill in while I
try and figure out what's going on here. This is
a Michael Brown backup show from July of twenty two,
twenty two.
Speaker 3 (01:01):
Let's have some fun. See how this one sounds.
Speaker 4 (01:03):
My name is Michael Brown. We call this this program
is called the Situation with Michael Brown. The Situation with
Michael Brown this morning is I don't know what I did,
but last night I don't know my sepap or what,
but I got like a still lump right under my
It's almost like a zip.
Speaker 3 (01:20):
As I say, did tam or beat you up?
Speaker 4 (01:22):
Well, it could have been like, you know, one of
those things where you're sound asleep and they come in
and they kind of slap you around and you're so
sounds you don't know it. So that that's the breaking
news of the day. The logistics or the rules of
engagement for this program are fairly simple. We make them
simple because we understand our audiences a bunch of simpletons.
(01:43):
So the simpleton rules for the simpleton listeners. Or this.
If you want to text me, which is the best
way to converse with me? You simply text this. You
text to this number five seven.
Speaker 3 (01:54):
See, I'm just gonna have a little bit of fun
with this and talk over him.
Speaker 2 (01:57):
He is really this is the olden days where he
would give out the rules of engagement, and I'm sure
his version of the rules of engagement last what three four,
five minutes.
Speaker 3 (02:07):
Let's let's find out.
Speaker 2 (02:08):
Text the word Mike and then what you want to
say to five seven seven three nine, or.
Speaker 4 (02:15):
Text to five seven seven three nine your text message
beginning with the word Mike. Now, as a lawyer, I
would say, first the phone number is five seven seven
three nine two in the body of the text, begin
said paragraph with the word.
Speaker 2 (02:34):
Oh wow, it's even got the old text line here, Yeah,
the five seven seven three nine. That's the one where
Kay Howard uses in, Tom Martino, Dan Kaplis, and Ryan
Schuling use Yeah. The the text message that the situation
with Michael Brown uses is the three three one zero three.
Of course, the same rules apply. Text Mike or Michael,
or Mike or Michael and your message.
Speaker 4 (02:56):
And so we need to dumb everything down. So if
you want to text me the numbers five seven seven
three nine said, text with the word Mike, and then
tell me what you want to say. Either that's a compliment,
which is what we really want, which what we're pleading for,
but we never get, by the way, I discovered by accident,
well by confession.
Speaker 3 (03:16):
Last night.
Speaker 4 (03:17):
You remember those box of goobers we got, Yeah, remember
how bad they were?
Speaker 3 (03:22):
They Yeah, they were just they were just old.
Speaker 4 (03:24):
They were old, that's what they were, old melting. They
were melted. They tasted old. Although the sad part is
we actually tasted them, Yes, and we tasted them because
they were in a sealed package, correct, and they were
out of date, like the expiration date was like nineteen eighty.
Speaker 3 (03:41):
Two or something pretty much.
Speaker 4 (03:43):
Yeah, yeah, well.
Speaker 3 (03:46):
Summer.
Speaker 4 (03:46):
Who is Greta's groomer? Is a She's a goober and
she was over the other day grooming Greta, Like the
day before yesterday she groomed Greta. Now, I think a
twenty percent tip for grooming is appropriate. But my wife,
(04:08):
I don't know why she does this, but she ripped
me a new one that grooming before this most recent
grooming and said, I can't believe you just give her
twenty percent? She do? Do you understand? I mean?
Speaker 3 (04:22):
And it does.
Speaker 4 (04:22):
It takes like four or five hours to groom Greta.
She's a big dog, she has lots of hair. It
takes a lot of time.
Speaker 2 (04:29):
And I just had a realization here, this is before
Lena even came around, So he's just got the one
lienburger rather than the two girls.
Speaker 3 (04:36):
Oh wow, grooming.
Speaker 4 (04:37):
Fee was let's just say it's ten dollars. So this
time the grooming fee was thirteen dollars, and I was like,
where's the three dollars?
Speaker 3 (04:46):
Three dollars?
Speaker 4 (04:46):
Where's that come from? Oh, that's my fuel search charge.
Because it's costing me so much to drive my pickup
on the trailer around everywhere. Okay, so I tipped on
the full amount plus the three dollars fuel charge. Now
Tamara chewed me out time before last and said that
the appropriate tip for grooming is thirty percent. Now, I
(05:08):
thought that was a little outrageous, but you know what
I You know, I love summer. She does a great job.
She is a goober. She listens to the program.
Speaker 2 (05:17):
And now the fact that he no longer has summer grooming,
the grooming the girls, he gets all upset because he
no longer has summer to groom the girls.
Speaker 3 (05:24):
Now he has to take them to the dry.
Speaker 4 (05:26):
Cleaners at nine to nineteen am. I didn't read it
on the air because I didn't quite know what to
think of it yet. And now I understand that, you
know what, she's gonna be lucky next time to get
a five percent tip, because here's what she says. Michael.
I know Tamar has you talked into overtipping, but please
(05:48):
know twenty percent is totally acceptable. I really appreciate you
and wouldn't want you to get in trouble with Tamra
because then you wouldn't be on the radio anymore, and
that would be sad. But I just wanted you to know,
you know, to which I responded, because I know exactly
what she's doing here. So I said, you know, I know,
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but who knows? I don't know. By the way, I
pay her with Venmo, and anytime I pay anybody with Venmo,
somebody that I know. Now, if i'm paying someone for
like if I'm paying the landscape or you know, or something,
I don't, I don't say anything except landscaping, but anybody else,
Like if I owed you money for something, I would
(06:33):
put drug delivery or fentanyl, or I'd put something in
there that's, you know, really outrageous, so that if anybody
ever sees it, they'll think, oh my god, Brown's paying dragging,
you know, twenty dollars for fentanyl. So I paid her
for drug delivery, including fentanyl. So then she says, but
you did take care of the fentanyl surcharge, and I
(06:55):
appreciate that.
Speaker 3 (06:57):
Now.
Speaker 4 (06:57):
I thought that was the end of the text messaging, right,
she can't let it go. Also, I'm sorry the goobers
showed up in such bad condition. I contacted the cellar
and got no response. They are not good goobers.
Speaker 3 (07:14):
Grumph.
Speaker 4 (07:16):
Now we know where the group where the bad goobers
came from.
Speaker 2 (07:19):
So it wasn't her fault. That just came from some
storage facility somewhere that she ordered from.
Speaker 4 (07:25):
Yeah, probably from Amazon or now right, but uh, notice
that there's nothing in here about replacing the bad gooble.
Speaker 3 (07:34):
I was just going to ask that, are there more
on the way? No?
Speaker 4 (07:37):
No, of course, not no, of course not no.
Speaker 3 (07:39):
No.
Speaker 4 (07:39):
She she made her feeble attempt to trying to buy
us off. It didn't work, and you know, I don't put.
Speaker 2 (07:47):
Up with that backfired because they were just that terrible.
Speaker 3 (07:50):
They were terrible, right.
Speaker 4 (07:52):
They were that terrible that next time the tip, in fact,
there will be a that I'm going to calculate the
tip based on what she says is acceptable is twenty
percent that I'm going to deduct the fact that you
and I had to taste melted, crappy, out of date goobers.
I think it's only fair thing to do. I just
(08:12):
tried to be fair in my business dealings, and I
think that's the appropriate thing to do.
Speaker 2 (08:16):
Yep, I completely agree. You and I hardly agree on anything, but.
Speaker 4 (08:20):
This we agree upon.
Speaker 3 (08:21):
Yeah.
Speaker 4 (08:22):
So Summer's probably not listening yet, because once again, she's
probably actually she. I think she lives in the grooming
trailer out on the side of the highway, kind of
like you know what's his name down by the river
on Saturday Night Live. I think that Summer. I think
she just lives in the trailer. She's parked out somewhere
on I seventy somewhere up in the mountains, and she
(08:43):
hasn't woken up this morning because well she's you know, been,
she's on the fentanyl, and it's it's really sad, you know,
But I try. I try to help out people like
that by letting her. Do you think I'd let him
using fentanyls grew my dog? Not a chance in hell.
Speaker 2 (08:59):
Just as unfriendly reminder. This is a replay from July
of twenty twenty two. Seems to be pretty good so far.
I mean, I remember getting those goobers and they were
very old. It's like that chocolate that you get that
you know that's old, that's slightly melted and stuck together,
but it's got that white, really weird coating, like it's
been melted and then solidified, then melted and solidified.
Speaker 4 (09:22):
Time they could turn on me. Accept that. My argument
would be, Yeah, okay, maybe I'm a fentanyl coke you know,
meth whatever, you know, diet coca addict, But you're the dealer,
huh who gets some more trouble the distributor or the
(09:45):
user distributor. Yeah, and quite frankly, if they're going to
come after me for fendally use, I'm just gonna start
doing the show from San Francisco. And in that way,
I can just you know, don't you have to ioin't
have to walk down to the restroom. I can just
take it dump right in the studio, you know, and
just because that's San Francisco.
Speaker 2 (10:04):
And even if you do get arrested for it, it's
just a revolving door, so you'll be in in an
hour and out and back right.
Speaker 4 (10:09):
I just get my little ankle monitor on, I go
Robert McDonald's with a couple of cheeseburgers, come back to work,
No big deal.
Speaker 2 (10:16):
But you won't be able to go to the Starbucks
that have closed down there.
Speaker 3 (10:19):
Half a doesn't ever.
Speaker 4 (10:20):
Closed down off the Starbucks, you know, when.
Speaker 2 (10:23):
You you know, the more things change, the more they
stay the same. They're talking about Starbucks closing and McDonald's
and all that kind of stuff. Yeah, he takes the
girls to McDonald's every every weekend when he does their
walks and everything. But I've also got some better news.
The very talented and handsome Brian Shoestring is finally here.
Speaker 3 (10:41):
He's away. I got my days mixed up, and I
mean I had a jet lag thing going on yesterday.
I mean, I'll just go home and have some fun
with us. Yeah, and I knew I was doing one
of the shows this week, but I thought it was
Wednesday and it was Tuesday, and today's Tuesday. The great
news is I live a mile and a half away,
(11:01):
so I literally ran here. No, I didn't run here,
but uh my car ran here like it was running.
But very glad to be joined by Dragon and all
of you. Now, Dragon, I heard him use the old
text line there. I had to call him out on that.
Speaker 2 (11:17):
I was just having a little bit of fun chiming
in and chiming out whenever he was just saying something stupid. Yeah,
the five seven seven three nine, that's that is the
k how text line.
Speaker 3 (11:26):
That wasn't good enough for him, though, you.
Speaker 2 (11:27):
Know, Michael Brown thinks he's special and he's got this
nationally syndicated show that's on three hundred million, seven hundred trillion,
eighty seven billion stations.
Speaker 3 (11:37):
That's right.
Speaker 2 (11:37):
So he gets his own special text line three three
one zero three. Same kind of thing, though, Text Mike
or Michael or Mike or Michael to three three one
zero three.
Speaker 3 (11:48):
And you will send me that new text line. Right,
and you have done that well now that you're here, well, yeah, yeah, exactly,
not a moment too soon, or for many of you,
a moment in time. That text line is three three
one zero three, right, Did I remember that correctly? Yes, sir, Okay,
I just need that interface, and I know you're gonna
(12:09):
send that to me. But a lot happening in the news,
and we can get to all of it with all
of you at three three one zero three over these
next several hours. Michael Brown, See, I love when he
talks about just the goober stuff. And I know Summer personally,
she's the best groomer. She's the best groomer there is.
They don't make them any better. I don't know that
(12:30):
President Trump has a dog in the White House, though
I don't believe that he does. It's one of the
few presidents that has done.
Speaker 2 (12:37):
It was kind of a controversy the first term that
he's been the first president in X amount of presidents
that didn't have a pet.
Speaker 3 (12:43):
Yeah, they don't like that. He says things like he
died like a dog Abu baka Albakati. And if you
haven't seen Reservoir or not, reserv beautiful dogs, Beautiful dogs.
That's the Shane Gillis Stand up Special, and that's where
a spot on impression is done of the president. But
I got one better and you'll hear it coming up
(13:06):
on today's program. Uh Sean Ferrish, are you familiar with
his work on X Dragon? No? Okay, well you will be.
This one says Michael eats Goober's from nineteen eighty two
and then gets fentanyl from summer and wonders why he
wakes up with a strange bump on his face. Too
funny that from Goober ninety two to forty.
Speaker 2 (13:28):
Nine, shockingly enough that we call those evergreen segments that
can be used.
Speaker 3 (13:34):
Anytime literally can be other than the.
Speaker 2 (13:36):
Wrong text number for this specific show, it was evergreen.
Speaker 3 (13:41):
It could have been used anytime literally. Yes, what's this
fentanyl stuff from summer?
Speaker 2 (13:47):
Is that a true story, is that because when he
would pay summer for the dog grooming. Yeah, you know
you can put little notes is to what for or whatever?
It is, like the NEMO line on a check for
anybody that still might write checks. So he would write
it and four drugs and drugs and fanol.
Speaker 3 (14:03):
I think that's totally a Brownie move. Yeah, absolutely, Michael Dragon.
I cannot fathom one Leonburger times two let alone too
all that fur. Yeah, they're very furry monsters. But they're
very beautiful animals, and.
Speaker 2 (14:18):
They don't drool, which is fantastic because I know people
love the Saint Bernard's and he's got her Saint Bernard,
that's right.
Speaker 3 (14:25):
But she's just so druly.
Speaker 2 (14:27):
But if you like the big fluffy dogs, don't like
the drool, take a look at a Lienburger.
Speaker 3 (14:34):
They're kind of expensive though. Yeah, yeah, yeah, do you
have a dog again?
Speaker 2 (14:38):
Remember sadly you had lost your correct you We had
our little Shitsu Abbey. She had passed, remember I remember that.
But you have not replaced a dog. Three you know
a hole cats that that won't allow another animal to
come in just yet, So we just go wait for
them to croak before we get somebody new.
Speaker 3 (14:55):
Oh lord and wow, okay, because I'm kind of a cat,
I don't mind it. I love the dogs though, and
I know you do too, So that'll be the day
man hanging dragon high and dry. I did that, not Michael.
Don't blame Michael. We got plenty we can blame Michael for,
but not that one. You could have at least phoned
it in. It seems like you should tip him at
(15:17):
least thirty percent for the day. Oh tooche, Yes, I
think that is the going rate. Where is Michael today?
Speaker 2 (15:24):
By the way, Michael tick a long weekend to take
his granddaughter to New York. She graduated if I really
don't pay attention to Michael so much, but I think
that's what happened, because she graduated high school and she
wanted to do a trip. So they went to New
York and we're having fun out there.
Speaker 3 (15:39):
Michael Brown has a granddaughter that just graduated high school. Yeah,
and they should. He should be back tomorrow.
Speaker 2 (15:47):
He's slightly nervous about the air traffic controllers all striking,
and you know, because all the federal closures and all
that kind of stuff. So he's a little nervous. He
may or may not be here tomorrow. We do have
John keldera on standby Independence Institute.
Speaker 3 (16:04):
He's ready to go, Michael Dragon, what's said is remembering
the show being played and then realizing, oh crap, that
was three years ago. Good luck this morning sounds like
we need it. Well, it's like the evergreen part that
you talk about, because Michael Brown's life hasn't really changed
in the last three years. I mean his routine. I'm
talking about his routine, what he does and what's what's
(16:25):
comfortable to him. Yeah, and this one from just before
the show went live, Mike, maybe, Chuck Schumer and the
rest of his high school drama queens ought to quit
sucking their thumbs and get the government open. President Trump
is really making them look weak. This is a good
pivot point for a conversation to continue about the significance
(16:50):
of yesterday historically but then also politically. And it's not
that President Trump wasn't necessarily thinking along those lines. How
could he have timed that out? He couldn't have. He's
trying to get this deal done between Israel and Hamas whenever, however,
he could get it done, get those hostages free, get
the war stopped. He did both those things. It just
happens to have a political impact. And what that is
(17:13):
it makes the Democrats look like small potatoes. You're absolutely right, Texter.
Here they are quippling over a government shutdown that they
are responsible for. Make no mistake, I've had this conversation
several times with Representative Gabe Evans. He's right in the
thick of it, eighth Congressional District, right here in Colorado.
And it's a clean bill continuing resolution, exactly the same
(17:36):
as the one they last passed. However, Chuck Schumer's got
to be concerned about his left flank, and right now
that is becoming more and more the base of the
Democratic Party, these far left lunatics, these pro Palestine whack jobs,
and he's got to send a signal to them that
he's willing to fight, but willing to fight for what
and for how long and to what ended? What is
(17:56):
the solution all we want to negotiate on healthcare, health
care for illegals. That's a non starter and that's not happening.
President Trump, with the ultimate power move yesterday, he looks big.
They look small by comparison. On the same stage they
can't even stand on the same stage. And even Emmanuel
McCrone was having a problem standing on the same stage
(18:18):
up to that handshake yesterday. More after this, no wonder
things are going over the age. Well yeah, two cat
guys running th old shoe. Oh no, I'm sorry, he
need to be replaced.
Speaker 2 (18:32):
Good they Okay, look, hold on right, I got a
big problem with this too.
Speaker 3 (18:35):
But you first, I am what I would call cat gnostic,
meaning I don't mind cats. I'm not one of these guys.
He kids, really, but you know, I loved my cat
growing up, and he'll never be replaced. He was Boris.
He was Himalay, and he was smart and about fifty words.
He was my guy. We were buds. I'm never encountered
(18:56):
a cat like that sense. So it's just, you know,
everybody's just chasing Boris's leg. See, But I just I
prefer dogs to uh talkbacker.
Speaker 2 (19:07):
You go. And my thing is it's this whole pancake
and waffles debate. Just because you prefer pancakes does not
mean you do not like waffles. Just because I prefer
cats does not mean I do not like dogs. I
love dogs. I just know that I happen to be
not to be a dog owner. I don't like taking
care of a dog. My wife loves taking care of
(19:28):
a dog. But you know, I'm just not that type
of person that I will happily play with anybody's dog
that happens to come into this building. If I go
to a dog park, I will happily play with any
other dogs, but.
Speaker 3 (19:39):
They get to leave. And that's that's that's one of
the best parts for you.
Speaker 2 (19:43):
Just define what why being an uncle is better than
oh most definitely a dad. A lot of same thing
right now as I am a grandfather.
Speaker 3 (19:50):
Yeah, it's great, full of sugar, shake.
Speaker 2 (19:53):
Them up and hand them back to mom and dads.
Speaker 3 (19:57):
Phenomenal. Yeah, I just I love animals in general. I
love it when Greg Gottfeld does his Animals are Great
segment on Fox News on the five. Those are good times.
But yeah, don't label. Don't put a label on me.
Don't put me in a silo cat guy. I'm a
dog whisper. I love them. Most dogs love me, and
(20:19):
I gotta I don't know, yeow. The problem I have
is that sometimes dogs love me too much. And I'll
just leave it at that because it kind of maybe
contributed to the demise of a relationship that a dog
would prefer me. We'll leave it there. More texts on
(20:40):
this though. Want a hairy dog with no drool, get
a great Pyrenees. They're also great with cats.
Speaker 2 (20:48):
Oh well, to see the problem is I would have
to have my cat great with him.
Speaker 3 (20:52):
Oh.
Speaker 2 (20:52):
We babysit the grand puppy a few times and it
just did not go well. Even afterwards, the cat was
just so stuff started, you know, peeing on the walls
and everything, so literally pissed off, literally pissed off, like
literally urinating on walls. So it's like, oh, okay, all right,
never mind, then we.
Speaker 3 (21:11):
Thanks to this texture, Brian Shoestring is not nearly as
bad as Dragon makes them out to be. Well, Dragon
was just talking to me during the break that you know,
I didn't throw you under the bus. I could throw
me under the bus. That was my bad. That's okay,
make fun of me. You have to explain to what's
going on. You weren't here, but I wasn't. I was
in communicado, thank god, not dead to the world. And
(21:34):
the thing is today would have worked out better than
tomorrow anyway for me because of the time change. I
had already kind of adjusted to Eastern time, so you know,
my whole frame of mind was about two hours later,
so it felt like six, felt like eight, right, Yeah,
so you were still kind of barely waking up, and
now I was fine. I was fine. That's big, even
(21:55):
more for Australia. I'm fine, I'll be right in. And
I was right in. So again you could send those
techs long three three, one zero three. I got lots
of neat stuff lined up for all of you today
as we near the IDEs of October, which will be tomorrow,
the fifteenth of October. And I had an in depth
interview with Denesh Desuza my program yesterday that you will
(22:17):
hear to start our seven o'clock hour. He has a
new film out that was in theaters briefly but now
is available online for streaming, called The Dragon's Prophecy. Huh.
I know. This is why I'm bringing it back into
the conversation. It's about you, dragon, oh An. It's an
(22:39):
unauthorized biopic. I didn't rig any elections on Dragon Redbeard. No,
what's that? Nothing to do with that. It's biblical, man,
biblical about Old Testament type stuff like the whole vengeful
God thing that you know, this is where the foundation
not only of the Jewish faith, but Judeo Christian values,
(23:02):
because of course Christianity is the sequel. This is how
I like to explain it. Judaism is like the original
Star Wars a New Hope episode four and the I'm
doing this for Dragon's benefit as well. I appreciate the
reference yet it helps, But it's Old Testament's the first book.
It's a vengeful God that's looking out to you know,
(23:25):
you're gonna get punished by this God. There's gonna be
a flood and only Noah's gonna survive it because he's
got any of the animals two by two going on
the arc. Stuff like that. You know, Cain kills Abel
his brother. I mean, there's a lot of violence in
the Old Testament. It says, you know, kind of Pg.
Thirteen rated it's not are in some places, okay, and
(23:46):
then Christianity comes along and that's like the Empire strikes back.
That's the sequel right to the Old Testament. Now, a
lot of people that believe in the Old Testament that
are of the Jewish faith, they didn't like the sequel,
so they stuck with the and I get it. There's
fans of the original. I happen to be a Christian.
Jesus came, was resurrected third Day, and I am saved
(24:09):
by his grace, all this sort of that's Christianity, it's Catholicism, right,
that's the second one. Now there's a third one. There
is a return of the Jedi in this trilogy. And
it is the Book of Mormon, because the Book of Mormon,
Mormon Church, the Church of Latter Days, well, in some
ways that does fit. But they believe in the Old Testament,
(24:32):
they believe in the New Testament, they believe in a
Third Testament. Joseph Smith, Book of Mormon. I think that's
the best way to explain it to kids, because they
all have their virtues and values. And I have Mormons
that are friends. I have Jewish people that are friends,
and of course Christians that are friends in the non
denomination and atheists whatever. I'm just explaining these things. And
(24:55):
the reason this is relevant for this description is that
it is based on a book by Jonathan Kahn called
The Dragon's Prophecy, Israel, the Dark Resurrection and the End
of Days and denesh Jasus. It takes this and really
goes in depth on the history of that region and
the events that took place post October seventh, twenty twenty three.
(25:18):
And it just so happens that it lined up the
release of this film and now it's available online for
streaming with the events of the last week or so
in which President Trump has broken a peace in the
Middle East between Israel and whatever. The remnants of Hamas are. Now,
did you see this? Hamas was granted some real ne'er duells,
(25:41):
some real evildoers, as President George W. Bush would have said,
that were a trade basically for the twenty live hostages.
And now I think four of the twenty eight deceased hostages,
the bodies have been returning. This is what we're reduced to.
This is Hamas in a nutshell. But notice too, I
(26:02):
want to make this point before we go to break.
They released twenty live hostages Draggon yesterday. I'm going to
ask you this question. You might know, the answer doesn't
matter if you don't. How many of those twenty were women? Zero? None?
Why would that be?
Speaker 2 (26:19):
Because they don't particularly care for the female folk.
Speaker 3 (26:22):
When you have.
Speaker 2 (26:24):
These are very dangerous people, and I'm sorry if you
know them in the audience or if you're one of them.
But I'm just going to describe them because that's what
I do. And I think Brownie doesn't really hold back
on this topic either. Usually it's the following and I
hate to label people, but this fits college educated, coastal liberal.
Speaker 3 (26:44):
Elite slash wealthy women. They're the ones coming to the
pro Hamas rallies with the cafas on. There was a
picture taken locally here in Denver. I think it was
just outside of empower Field at mile High three. Women
are going to say, mid twenties had their cafes on.
Oh it's Propalestine day. Lean in for selfie Ussie, right
(27:07):
before they went to a protest? Are you out of
your minds? Do you understand what this fundamentalist Islamic regime
hamas a terrorist organization? Or even if you go to
Iran which funds and supports them, the Mullahs, the Ayatola
women are subjugated. They are not equals to men in
(27:30):
any regard. Many times they're not allowed to drive, they're
not allowed to vote, they can't hold a job, they
can't go to school, they have mandatory h JAB. I
don't know how you square that with modern feminism, third
wave feminism, and again I don't know how you square
that with biological males in female sports and spaces. Got
(27:55):
to explain feminism to me today, because it's not very feminists.
I feel like I more of a feminist than a
lot of these so called feminists are, because I have
this wild notion that women should have rights equal to men,
opportunities equal to men, if they're able to do such
things in a meritocracy, that they shouldn't be forced to
wear his jab. Call me the crazy guy though, anyway,
(28:20):
so Hamas gets some of these I think there are
inful they in their madness, in their evil. Believe that
there are those in their midst, in their midst in
guys the Palestinians who have conspired with the Israelis, who
are traders and spies, and I believe some of which
that may have been released from an Israeli prison and
(28:42):
they lined them up in the public square on their knees,
looked about about ten to fifteen of them and executed them,
shot in the back of the head. That's what Hamas did.
Hamas has to go, and that's part of this whole process.
That President Trump and his team have set up gotten
through the first step of the process of belie were
on phase two. We'll see where it goes from there.
(29:02):
But that conversation with Denesh D'suza the Dragon's Prophecy. The
film available online very instructional, and I had a text
asked me yesterday if it was appropriate for a middle schooler.
And I'll just say this, it does have the video
from October seventh, some of it. Now, I not the
(29:24):
worst of it, but it is harrowing. Any of it,
the kidnapping, the murder at the music festival, the storming
of the various villages on the border of Israel with Gaza,
and there is some of that footage, and so for
a middle schooler might be borderline on that. I mean,
(29:45):
definitely this film. I don't know that it has a
rating of PG thirteen or not, but that's probably where
I would put it a time out. Going back to
your text and plenty more to get to at three
three one zero three, Ryan schuling in for Michael Brown.
Speaker 5 (29:58):
This is the situation with him. Uh, mister Supra Shoe,
glad to have you back on. And we got some
youth in the program today. So that's always fantastic. So
wondering about this for a couple of days. So in
the cabinet meeting, Trump said something about Schubert being a
well known Palestinian.
Speaker 3 (30:17):
I didn't get that joke.
Speaker 5 (30:18):
I mean, what's that up about a Palestinian for mister
hot cheese, cold meat.
Speaker 3 (30:25):
The talkback line, which again you can find on your
iHeartRadio app keep him around thirty seconds or less, and
that talkbacker did exactly that dragon. What else do they
need to know about that talkback line that I left out?
That's pretty much it. Yeah, yeah, Well, the joke about
Chuck Schumer being a Palestinian is he has had very
(30:47):
soft support, if any, for the State of Israel, for
Prime Minister Benjamin and Yahoo, and he's gone along with
this whole Democrat screed of there would be a two
state solution and there should be aid flowed into Gaza
for the Palestinian civilians. You know, if ifs and butts
(31:08):
were candies and nuts, we'd all have a merry Christmas.
That's dandy Don Meredith from Monday Night Football in the seventies.
It's a great saying and it really says a lot.
He had that kind of cornball wisdom. But what that
essentially means is, yeah, if we could get aid directly
to the Palestinian civilians, circumventing Hamas and ensuring that they
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Hamas didn't use the aid to replenish, reinforce, and resupply
their war effort against Israel to fund and support more
attacks against Israeli civilians like they did on October seventh,
twenty twenty three, then of course we would love to
help the Palestinian civilians. But that's not what this is about,
(31:52):
because there's no real way to do that. I've made
this comparison before, and pardon me if Michael Brown's done
it too, but I have to imagine that he has.
There's nobody whose perspective and knowledge of history I respect
more than Michael Brown, and that is during World War
two or any other war, pick a war, pick a war,
when were the warring sides at all ever responsible for
(32:14):
the civilians on the other side. Give me an example,
Please text it to me right now. Other than Jewish
people in Israel, they're expected to support the civilians of
the enemy. Please cite for me an historic event where
that took place at three three one zero three and
you can't and you won't because that doesn't happen in war.
(32:39):
Hundreds of thousands dragon, hundreds of thousands of German civilians
were killed in World War Two. It's terrible war as hell,
but it's war. And we the Allied nations, General Eisenhower,
the Supreme Commander of those Allied forces, Winston Churchill, FDR.
(33:02):
The United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, we did not
take it upon ourselves to risk our lives to go
into Germany to try to save German civilians from their
own leadership. Sorry, that's bad luck for them, That sucks
for them, But that's the nature of the beast of
the war that you're in. So I never even understood
(33:23):
this notion that there'd be any expectation to help the
civilians of the enemy until the enemy is defeated and destroyed.
And again I'm the crazy one. Denesh J. Susan next
on the situation without Michael Brown
It is so telling from the postings yesterday what side
people were on regarding Trump. The lust couldn't even bother
to say thank you to him. One of the best
posts that I saw was Dear world, your welcome signed
(00:23):
Trump voters. Gosh, where would we be without all this peace?
Speaker 2 (00:29):
Well, Alexa, I really appreciate the text message here. Well,
this is the Situation with Michael Brown featuring Dragon Redbeard,
who I don't want to throw him under the bus.
But the guy that's supposed to be here right now
is a night owl and works night shifts, so he's
not in quite yet. So we're gonna have a little
bit of fun. I do have a really, really really
(00:52):
old show that I'm just gonna fill in while I
try and figure out what's going on here. This is
a Michael Brown backup show from July of twenty two,
twenty two.
Speaker 3 (01:01):
Let's have some fun. See how this one sounds.
Speaker 4 (01:03):
My name is Michael Brown. We call this this program
is called the Situation with Michael Brown. The Situation with
Michael Brown this morning is I don't know what I did,
but last night I don't know my sepap or what,
but I got like a still lump right under my
It's almost like a zip.
Speaker 3 (01:20):
As I say, did tam or beat you up?
Speaker 4 (01:22):
Well, it could have been like, you know, one of
those things where you're sound asleep and they come in
and they kind of slap you around and you're so
sounds you don't know it. So that that's the breaking
news of the day. The logistics or the rules of
engagement for this program are fairly simple. We make them
simple because we understand our audiences a bunch of simpletons.
(01:43):
So the simpleton rules for the simpleton listeners. Or this.
If you want to text me, which is the best
way to converse with me? You simply text this. You
text to this number five seven.
Speaker 3 (01:54):
See, I'm just gonna have a little bit of fun
with this and talk over him.
Speaker 2 (01:57):
He is really this is the olden days where he
would give out the rules of engagement, and I'm sure
his version of the rules of engagement last what three four,
five minutes.
Speaker 3 (02:07):
Let's let's find out.
Speaker 2 (02:08):
Text the word Mike and then what you want to
say to five seven seven three nine, or.
Speaker 4 (02:15):
Text to five seven seven three nine your text message
beginning with the word Mike. Now, as a lawyer, I
would say, first the phone number is five seven seven
three nine two in the body of the text, begin
said paragraph with the word.
Speaker 2 (02:34):
Oh wow, it's even got the old text line here, Yeah,
the five seven seven three nine. That's the one where
Kay Howard uses in, Tom Martino, Dan Kaplis, and Ryan
Schuling use Yeah. The the text message that the situation
with Michael Brown uses is the three three one zero three.
Of course, the same rules apply. Text Mike or Michael,
or Mike or Michael and your message.
Speaker 4 (02:56):
And so we need to dumb everything down. So if
you want to text me the numbers five seven seven
three nine said, text with the word Mike, and then
tell me what you want to say. Either that's a compliment,
which is what we really want, which what we're pleading for,
but we never get, by the way, I discovered by accident,
well by confession.
Speaker 3 (03:16):
Last night.
Speaker 4 (03:17):
You remember those box of goobers we got, Yeah, remember
how bad they were?
Speaker 3 (03:22):
They Yeah, they were just they were just old.
Speaker 4 (03:24):
They were old, that's what they were, old melting. They
were melted. They tasted old. Although the sad part is
we actually tasted them, Yes, and we tasted them because
they were in a sealed package, correct, and they were
out of date, like the expiration date was like nineteen eighty.
Speaker 3 (03:41):
Two or something pretty much.
Speaker 4 (03:43):
Yeah, yeah, well.
Speaker 3 (03:46):
Summer.
Speaker 4 (03:46):
Who is Greta's groomer? Is a She's a goober and
she was over the other day grooming Greta, Like the
day before yesterday she groomed Greta. Now, I think a
twenty percent tip for grooming is appropriate. But my wife,
(04:08):
I don't know why she does this, but she ripped
me a new one that grooming before this most recent
grooming and said, I can't believe you just give her
twenty percent? She do? Do you understand? I mean?
Speaker 3 (04:22):
And it does.
Speaker 4 (04:22):
It takes like four or five hours to groom Greta.
She's a big dog, she has lots of hair. It
takes a lot of time.
Speaker 2 (04:29):
And I just had a realization here, this is before
Lena even came around, So he's just got the one
lienburger rather than the two girls.
Speaker 3 (04:36):
Oh wow, grooming.
Speaker 4 (04:37):
Fee was let's just say it's ten dollars. So this
time the grooming fee was thirteen dollars, and I was like,
where's the three dollars?
Speaker 3 (04:46):
Three dollars?
Speaker 4 (04:46):
Where's that come from? Oh, that's my fuel search charge.
Because it's costing me so much to drive my pickup
on the trailer around everywhere. Okay, so I tipped on
the full amount plus the three dollars fuel charge. Now
Tamara chewed me out time before last and said that
the appropriate tip for grooming is thirty percent. Now, I
(05:08):
thought that was a little outrageous, but you know what
I You know, I love summer. She does a great job.
She is a goober. She listens to the program.
Speaker 2 (05:17):
And now the fact that he no longer has summer grooming,
the grooming the girls, he gets all upset because he
no longer has summer to groom the girls.
Speaker 3 (05:24):
Now he has to take them to the dry.
Speaker 4 (05:26):
Cleaners at nine to nineteen am. I didn't read it
on the air because I didn't quite know what to
think of it yet. And now I understand that, you
know what, she's gonna be lucky next time to get
a five percent tip, because here's what she says. Michael.
I know Tamar has you talked into overtipping, but please
(05:48):
know twenty percent is totally acceptable. I really appreciate you
and wouldn't want you to get in trouble with Tamra
because then you wouldn't be on the radio anymore, and
that would be sad. But I just wanted you to know,
you know, to which I responded, because I know exactly
what she's doing here. So I said, you know, I know,
(06:11):
but who knows? I don't know. By the way, I
pay her with Venmo, and anytime I pay anybody with Venmo,
somebody that I know. Now, if i'm paying someone for
like if I'm paying the landscape or you know, or something,
I don't, I don't say anything except landscaping, but anybody else,
Like if I owed you money for something, I would
(06:33):
put drug delivery or fentanyl, or I'd put something in
there that's, you know, really outrageous, so that if anybody
ever sees it, they'll think, oh my god, Brown's paying dragging,
you know, twenty dollars for fentanyl. So I paid her
for drug delivery, including fentanyl. So then she says, but
you did take care of the fentanyl surcharge, and I
(06:55):
appreciate that.
Speaker 3 (06:57):
Now.
Speaker 4 (06:57):
I thought that was the end of the text messaging, right,
she can't let it go. Also, I'm sorry the goobers
showed up in such bad condition. I contacted the cellar
and got no response. They are not good goobers.
Speaker 3 (07:14):
Grumph.
Speaker 4 (07:16):
Now we know where the group where the bad goobers
came from.
Speaker 2 (07:19):
So it wasn't her fault. That just came from some
storage facility somewhere that she ordered from.
Speaker 4 (07:25):
Yeah, probably from Amazon or now right, but uh, notice
that there's nothing in here about replacing the bad gooble.
Speaker 3 (07:34):
I was just going to ask that, are there more
on the way? No?
Speaker 4 (07:37):
No, of course, not no, of course not no.
Speaker 3 (07:39):
No.
Speaker 4 (07:39):
She she made her feeble attempt to trying to buy
us off. It didn't work, and you know, I don't put.
Speaker 2 (07:47):
Up with that backfired because they were just that terrible.
Speaker 3 (07:50):
They were terrible, right.
Speaker 4 (07:52):
They were that terrible that next time the tip, in fact,
there will be a that I'm going to calculate the
tip based on what she says is acceptable is twenty
percent that I'm going to deduct the fact that you
and I had to taste melted, crappy, out of date goobers.
I think it's only fair thing to do. I just
(08:12):
tried to be fair in my business dealings, and I
think that's the appropriate thing to do.
Speaker 2 (08:16):
Yep, I completely agree. You and I hardly agree on anything, but.
Speaker 4 (08:20):
This we agree upon.
Speaker 3 (08:21):
Yeah.
Speaker 4 (08:22):
So Summer's probably not listening yet, because once again, she's
probably actually she. I think she lives in the grooming
trailer out on the side of the highway, kind of
like you know what's his name down by the river
on Saturday Night Live. I think that Summer. I think
she just lives in the trailer. She's parked out somewhere
on I seventy somewhere up in the mountains, and she
(08:43):
hasn't woken up this morning because well she's you know, been,
she's on the fentanyl, and it's it's really sad, you know,
But I try. I try to help out people like
that by letting her. Do you think I'd let him
using fentanyls grew my dog? Not a chance in hell.
Speaker 2 (08:59):
Just as unfriendly reminder. This is a replay from July
of twenty twenty two. Seems to be pretty good so far.
I mean, I remember getting those goobers and they were
very old. It's like that chocolate that you get that
you know that's old, that's slightly melted and stuck together,
but it's got that white, really weird coating, like it's
been melted and then solidified, then melted and solidified.
Speaker 4 (09:22):
Time they could turn on me. Accept that. My argument
would be, Yeah, okay, maybe I'm a fentanyl coke you know,
meth whatever, you know, diet coca addict, But you're the dealer,
huh who gets some more trouble the distributor or the
(09:45):
user distributor. Yeah, and quite frankly, if they're going to
come after me for fendally use, I'm just gonna start
doing the show from San Francisco. And in that way,
I can just you know, don't you have to ioin't
have to walk down to the restroom. I can just
take it dump right in the studio, you know, and
just because that's San Francisco.
Speaker 2 (10:04):
And even if you do get arrested for it, it's
just a revolving door, so you'll be in in an
hour and out and back right.
Speaker 4 (10:09):
I just get my little ankle monitor on, I go
Robert McDonald's with a couple of cheeseburgers, come back to work,
No big deal.
Speaker 2 (10:16):
But you won't be able to go to the Starbucks
that have closed down there.
Speaker 3 (10:19):
Half a doesn't ever.
Speaker 4 (10:20):
Closed down off the Starbucks, you know, when.
Speaker 2 (10:23):
You you know, the more things change, the more they
stay the same. They're talking about Starbucks closing and McDonald's
and all that kind of stuff. Yeah, he takes the
girls to McDonald's every every weekend when he does their
walks and everything. But I've also got some better news.
The very talented and handsome Brian Shoestring is finally here.
Speaker 3 (10:41):
He's away. I got my days mixed up, and I
mean I had a jet lag thing going on yesterday.
I mean, I'll just go home and have some fun
with us. Yeah, and I knew I was doing one
of the shows this week, but I thought it was
Wednesday and it was Tuesday, and today's Tuesday. The great
news is I live a mile and a half away,
(11:01):
so I literally ran here. No, I didn't run here,
but uh my car ran here like it was running.
But very glad to be joined by Dragon and all
of you. Now, Dragon, I heard him use the old
text line there. I had to call him out on that.
Speaker 2 (11:17):
I was just having a little bit of fun chiming
in and chiming out whenever he was just saying something stupid. Yeah,
the five seven seven three nine, that's that is the
k how text line.
Speaker 3 (11:26):
That wasn't good enough for him, though, you.
Speaker 2 (11:27):
Know, Michael Brown thinks he's special and he's got this
nationally syndicated show that's on three hundred million, seven hundred trillion,
eighty seven billion stations.
Speaker 3 (11:37):
That's right.
Speaker 2 (11:37):
So he gets his own special text line three three
one zero three. Same kind of thing, though, Text Mike
or Michael or Mike or Michael to three three one
zero three.
Speaker 3 (11:48):
And you will send me that new text line. Right,
and you have done that well now that you're here, well, yeah, yeah, exactly,
not a moment too soon, or for many of you,
a moment in time. That text line is three three
one zero three, right, Did I remember that correctly? Yes, sir, Okay,
I just need that interface, and I know you're gonna
(12:09):
send that to me. But a lot happening in the news,
and we can get to all of it with all
of you at three three one zero three over these
next several hours. Michael Brown, See, I love when he
talks about just the goober stuff. And I know Summer personally,
she's the best groomer. She's the best groomer there is.
They don't make them any better. I don't know that
(12:30):
President Trump has a dog in the White House, though
I don't believe that he does. It's one of the
few presidents that has done.
Speaker 2 (12:37):
It was kind of a controversy the first term that
he's been the first president in X amount of presidents
that didn't have a pet.
Speaker 3 (12:43):
Yeah, they don't like that. He says things like he
died like a dog Abu baka Albakati. And if you
haven't seen Reservoir or not, reserv beautiful dogs, Beautiful dogs.
That's the Shane Gillis Stand up Special, and that's where
a spot on impression is done of the president. But
I got one better and you'll hear it coming up
(13:06):
on today's program. Uh Sean Ferrish, are you familiar with
his work on X Dragon? No? Okay, well you will be.
This one says Michael eats Goober's from nineteen eighty two
and then gets fentanyl from summer and wonders why he
wakes up with a strange bump on his face. Too
funny that from Goober ninety two to forty.
Speaker 2 (13:28):
Nine, shockingly enough that we call those evergreen segments that
can be used.
Speaker 3 (13:34):
Anytime literally can be other than the.
Speaker 2 (13:36):
Wrong text number for this specific show, it was evergreen.
Speaker 3 (13:41):
It could have been used anytime literally. Yes, what's this
fentanyl stuff from summer?
Speaker 2 (13:47):
Is that a true story, is that because when he
would pay summer for the dog grooming. Yeah, you know
you can put little notes is to what for or whatever?
It is, like the NEMO line on a check for
anybody that still might write checks. So he would write
it and four drugs and drugs and fanol.
Speaker 3 (14:03):
I think that's totally a Brownie move. Yeah, absolutely, Michael Dragon.
I cannot fathom one Leonburger times two let alone too
all that fur. Yeah, they're very furry monsters. But they're
very beautiful animals, and.
Speaker 2 (14:18):
They don't drool, which is fantastic because I know people
love the Saint Bernard's and he's got her Saint Bernard,
that's right.
Speaker 3 (14:25):
But she's just so druly.
Speaker 2 (14:27):
But if you like the big fluffy dogs, don't like
the drool, take a look at a Lienburger.
Speaker 3 (14:34):
They're kind of expensive though. Yeah, yeah, yeah, do you
have a dog again?
Speaker 2 (14:38):
Remember sadly you had lost your correct you We had
our little Shitsu Abbey. She had passed, remember I remember that.
But you have not replaced a dog. Three you know
a hole cats that that won't allow another animal to
come in just yet, So we just go wait for
them to croak before we get somebody new.
Speaker 3 (14:55):
Oh lord and wow, okay, because I'm kind of a cat,
I don't mind it. I love the dogs though, and
I know you do too, So that'll be the day
man hanging dragon high and dry. I did that, not Michael.
Don't blame Michael. We got plenty we can blame Michael for,
but not that one. You could have at least phoned
it in. It seems like you should tip him at
(15:17):
least thirty percent for the day. Oh tooche, Yes, I
think that is the going rate. Where is Michael today?
Speaker 2 (15:24):
By the way, Michael tick a long weekend to take
his granddaughter to New York. She graduated if I really
don't pay attention to Michael so much, but I think
that's what happened, because she graduated high school and she
wanted to do a trip. So they went to New
York and we're having fun out there.
Speaker 3 (15:39):
Michael Brown has a granddaughter that just graduated high school. Yeah,
and they should. He should be back tomorrow.
Speaker 2 (15:47):
He's slightly nervous about the air traffic controllers all striking,
and you know, because all the federal closures and all
that kind of stuff. So he's a little nervous. He
may or may not be here tomorrow. We do have
John keldera on standby Independence Institute.
Speaker 3 (16:04):
He's ready to go, Michael Dragon, what's said is remembering
the show being played and then realizing, oh crap, that
was three years ago. Good luck this morning sounds like
we need it. Well, it's like the evergreen part that
you talk about, because Michael Brown's life hasn't really changed
in the last three years. I mean his routine. I'm
talking about his routine, what he does and what's what's
(16:25):
comfortable to him. Yeah, and this one from just before
the show went live, Mike, maybe, Chuck Schumer and the
rest of his high school drama queens ought to quit
sucking their thumbs and get the government open. President Trump
is really making them look weak. This is a good
pivot point for a conversation to continue about the significance
(16:50):
of yesterday historically but then also politically. And it's not
that President Trump wasn't necessarily thinking along those lines. How
could he have timed that out? He couldn't have. He's
trying to get this deal done between Israel and Hamas whenever, however,
he could get it done, get those hostages free, get
the war stopped. He did both those things. It just
happens to have a political impact. And what that is
(17:13):
it makes the Democrats look like small potatoes. You're absolutely right, Texter.
Here they are quippling over a government shutdown that they
are responsible for. Make no mistake, I've had this conversation
several times with Representative Gabe Evans. He's right in the
thick of it, eighth Congressional District, right here in Colorado.
And it's a clean bill continuing resolution, exactly the same
(17:36):
as the one they last passed. However, Chuck Schumer's got
to be concerned about his left flank, and right now
that is becoming more and more the base of the
Democratic Party, these far left lunatics, these pro Palestine whack jobs,
and he's got to send a signal to them that
he's willing to fight, but willing to fight for what
and for how long and to what ended? What is
(17:56):
the solution all we want to negotiate on healthcare, health
care for illegals. That's a non starter and that's not happening.
President Trump, with the ultimate power move yesterday, he looks big.
They look small by comparison. On the same stage they
can't even stand on the same stage. And even Emmanuel
McCrone was having a problem standing on the same stage
(18:18):
up to that handshake yesterday. More after this, no wonder
things are going over the age. Well yeah, two cat
guys running th old shoe. Oh no, I'm sorry, he
need to be replaced.
Speaker 2 (18:32):
Good they Okay, look, hold on right, I got a
big problem with this too.
Speaker 3 (18:35):
But you first, I am what I would call cat gnostic,
meaning I don't mind cats. I'm not one of these guys.
He kids, really, but you know, I loved my cat
growing up, and he'll never be replaced. He was Boris.
He was Himalay, and he was smart and about fifty words.
He was my guy. We were buds. I'm never encountered
(18:56):
a cat like that sense. So it's just, you know,
everybody's just chasing Boris's leg. See, But I just I
prefer dogs to uh talkbacker.
Speaker 2 (19:07):
You go. And my thing is it's this whole pancake
and waffles debate. Just because you prefer pancakes does not
mean you do not like waffles. Just because I prefer
cats does not mean I do not like dogs. I
love dogs. I just know that I happen to be
not to be a dog owner. I don't like taking
care of a dog. My wife loves taking care of
(19:28):
a dog. But you know, I'm just not that type
of person that I will happily play with anybody's dog
that happens to come into this building. If I go
to a dog park, I will happily play with any
other dogs, but.
Speaker 3 (19:39):
They get to leave. And that's that's that's one of
the best parts for you.
Speaker 2 (19:43):
Just define what why being an uncle is better than
oh most definitely a dad. A lot of same thing
right now as I am a grandfather.
Speaker 3 (19:50):
Yeah, it's great, full of sugar, shake.
Speaker 2 (19:53):
Them up and hand them back to mom and dads.
Speaker 3 (19:57):
Phenomenal. Yeah, I just I love animals in general. I
love it when Greg Gottfeld does his Animals are Great
segment on Fox News on the five. Those are good times.
But yeah, don't label. Don't put a label on me.
Don't put me in a silo cat guy. I'm a
dog whisper. I love them. Most dogs love me, and
(20:19):
I gotta I don't know, yeow. The problem I have
is that sometimes dogs love me too much. And I'll
just leave it at that because it kind of maybe
contributed to the demise of a relationship that a dog
would prefer me. We'll leave it there. More texts on
(20:40):
this though. Want a hairy dog with no drool, get
a great Pyrenees. They're also great with cats.
Speaker 2 (20:48):
Oh well, to see the problem is I would have
to have my cat great with him.
Speaker 3 (20:52):
Oh.
Speaker 2 (20:52):
We babysit the grand puppy a few times and it
just did not go well. Even afterwards, the cat was
just so stuff started, you know, peeing on the walls
and everything, so literally pissed off, literally pissed off, like
literally urinating on walls. So it's like, oh, okay, all right,
never mind, then we.
Speaker 3 (21:11):
Thanks to this texture, Brian Shoestring is not nearly as
bad as Dragon makes them out to be. Well, Dragon
was just talking to me during the break that you know,
I didn't throw you under the bus. I could throw
me under the bus. That was my bad. That's okay,
make fun of me. You have to explain to what's
going on. You weren't here, but I wasn't. I was
in communicado, thank god, not dead to the world. And
(21:34):
the thing is today would have worked out better than
tomorrow anyway for me because of the time change. I
had already kind of adjusted to Eastern time, so you know,
my whole frame of mind was about two hours later,
so it felt like six, felt like eight, right, Yeah,
so you were still kind of barely waking up, and
now I was fine. I was fine. That's big, even
(21:55):
more for Australia. I'm fine, I'll be right in. And
I was right in. So again you could send those
techs long three three, one zero three. I got lots
of neat stuff lined up for all of you today
as we near the IDEs of October, which will be tomorrow,
the fifteenth of October. And I had an in depth
interview with Denesh Desuza my program yesterday that you will
(22:17):
hear to start our seven o'clock hour. He has a
new film out that was in theaters briefly but now
is available online for streaming, called The Dragon's Prophecy. Huh.
I know. This is why I'm bringing it back into
the conversation. It's about you, dragon, oh An. It's an
(22:39):
unauthorized biopic. I didn't rig any elections on Dragon Redbeard. No,
what's that? Nothing to do with that. It's biblical, man,
biblical about Old Testament type stuff like the whole vengeful
God thing that you know, this is where the foundation
not only of the Jewish faith, but Judeo Christian values,
(23:02):
because of course Christianity is the sequel. This is how
I like to explain it. Judaism is like the original
Star Wars a New Hope episode four and the I'm
doing this for Dragon's benefit as well. I appreciate the
reference yet it helps, But it's Old Testament's the first book.
It's a vengeful God that's looking out to you know,
(23:25):
you're gonna get punished by this God. There's gonna be
a flood and only Noah's gonna survive it because he's
got any of the animals two by two going on
the arc. Stuff like that. You know, Cain kills Abel
his brother. I mean, there's a lot of violence in
the Old Testament. It says, you know, kind of Pg.
Thirteen rated it's not are in some places, okay, and
(23:46):
then Christianity comes along and that's like the Empire strikes back.
That's the sequel right to the Old Testament. Now, a
lot of people that believe in the Old Testament that
are of the Jewish faith, they didn't like the sequel,
so they stuck with the and I get it. There's
fans of the original. I happen to be a Christian.
Jesus came, was resurrected third Day, and I am saved
(24:09):
by his grace, all this sort of that's Christianity, it's Catholicism, right,
that's the second one. Now there's a third one. There
is a return of the Jedi in this trilogy. And
it is the Book of Mormon, because the Book of Mormon,
Mormon Church, the Church of Latter Days, well, in some
ways that does fit. But they believe in the Old Testament,
(24:32):
they believe in the New Testament, they believe in a
Third Testament. Joseph Smith, Book of Mormon. I think that's
the best way to explain it to kids, because they
all have their virtues and values. And I have Mormons
that are friends. I have Jewish people that are friends,
and of course Christians that are friends in the non
denomination and atheists whatever. I'm just explaining these things. And
(24:55):
the reason this is relevant for this description is that
it is based on a book by Jonathan Kahn called
The Dragon's Prophecy, Israel, the Dark Resurrection and the End
of Days and denesh Jasus. It takes this and really
goes in depth on the history of that region and
the events that took place post October seventh, twenty twenty three.
(25:18):
And it just so happens that it lined up the
release of this film and now it's available online for
streaming with the events of the last week or so
in which President Trump has broken a peace in the
Middle East between Israel and whatever. The remnants of Hamas are. Now,
did you see this? Hamas was granted some real ne'er duells,
(25:41):
some real evildoers, as President George W. Bush would have said,
that were a trade basically for the twenty live hostages.
And now I think four of the twenty eight deceased hostages,
the bodies have been returning. This is what we're reduced to.
This is Hamas in a nutshell. But notice too, I
(26:02):
want to make this point before we go to break.
They released twenty live hostages Draggon yesterday. I'm going to
ask you this question. You might know, the answer doesn't
matter if you don't. How many of those twenty were women? Zero? None?
Why would that be?
Speaker 2 (26:19):
Because they don't particularly care for the female folk.
Speaker 3 (26:22):
When you have.
Speaker 2 (26:24):
These are very dangerous people, and I'm sorry if you
know them in the audience or if you're one of them.
But I'm just going to describe them because that's what
I do. And I think Brownie doesn't really hold back
on this topic either. Usually it's the following and I
hate to label people, but this fits college educated, coastal liberal.
Speaker 3 (26:44):
Elite slash wealthy women. They're the ones coming to the
pro Hamas rallies with the cafas on. There was a
picture taken locally here in Denver. I think it was
just outside of empower Field at mile High three. Women
are going to say, mid twenties had their cafes on.
Oh it's Propalestine day. Lean in for selfie Ussie, right
(27:07):
before they went to a protest? Are you out of
your minds? Do you understand what this fundamentalist Islamic regime
hamas a terrorist organization? Or even if you go to
Iran which funds and supports them, the Mullahs, the Ayatola
women are subjugated. They are not equals to men in
(27:30):
any regard. Many times they're not allowed to drive, they're
not allowed to vote, they can't hold a job, they
can't go to school, they have mandatory h JAB. I
don't know how you square that with modern feminism, third
wave feminism, and again I don't know how you square
that with biological males in female sports and spaces. Got
(27:55):
to explain feminism to me today, because it's not very feminists.
I feel like I more of a feminist than a
lot of these so called feminists are, because I have
this wild notion that women should have rights equal to men,
opportunities equal to men, if they're able to do such
things in a meritocracy, that they shouldn't be forced to
wear his jab. Call me the crazy guy though, anyway,
(28:20):
so Hamas gets some of these I think there are
inful they in their madness, in their evil. Believe that
there are those in their midst, in their midst in
guys the Palestinians who have conspired with the Israelis, who
are traders and spies, and I believe some of which
that may have been released from an Israeli prison and
(28:42):
they lined them up in the public square on their knees,
looked about about ten to fifteen of them and executed them,
shot in the back of the head. That's what Hamas did.
Hamas has to go, and that's part of this whole process.
That President Trump and his team have set up gotten
through the first step of the process of belie were
on phase two. We'll see where it goes from there.
(29:02):
But that conversation with Denesh D'suza the Dragon's Prophecy. The
film available online very instructional, and I had a text
asked me yesterday if it was appropriate for a middle schooler.
And I'll just say this, it does have the video
from October seventh, some of it. Now, I not the
(29:24):
worst of it, but it is harrowing. Any of it,
the kidnapping, the murder at the music festival, the storming
of the various villages on the border of Israel with Gaza,
and there is some of that footage, and so for
a middle schooler might be borderline on that. I mean,
(29:45):
definitely this film. I don't know that it has a
rating of PG thirteen or not, but that's probably where
I would put it a time out. Going back to
your text and plenty more to get to at three
three one zero three, Ryan schuling in for Michael Brown.
Speaker 5 (29:58):
This is the situation with him. Uh, mister Supra Shoe,
glad to have you back on. And we got some
youth in the program today. So that's always fantastic. So
wondering about this for a couple of days. So in
the cabinet meeting, Trump said something about Schubert being a
well known Palestinian.
Speaker 3 (30:17):
I didn't get that joke.
Speaker 5 (30:18):
I mean, what's that up about a Palestinian for mister
hot cheese, cold meat.
Speaker 3 (30:25):
The talkback line, which again you can find on your
iHeartRadio app keep him around thirty seconds or less, and
that talkbacker did exactly that dragon. What else do they
need to know about that talkback line that I left out?
That's pretty much it. Yeah, yeah, Well, the joke about
Chuck Schumer being a Palestinian is he has had very
(30:47):
soft support, if any, for the State of Israel, for
Prime Minister Benjamin and Yahoo, and he's gone along with
this whole Democrat screed of there would be a two
state solution and there should be aid flowed into Gaza
for the Palestinian civilians. You know, if ifs and butts
(31:08):
were candies and nuts, we'd all have a merry Christmas.
That's dandy Don Meredith from Monday Night Football in the seventies.
It's a great saying and it really says a lot.
He had that kind of cornball wisdom. But what that
essentially means is, yeah, if we could get aid directly
to the Palestinian civilians, circumventing Hamas and ensuring that they
(31:30):
Hamas didn't use the aid to replenish, reinforce, and resupply
their war effort against Israel to fund and support more
attacks against Israeli civilians like they did on October seventh,
twenty twenty three, then of course we would love to
help the Palestinian civilians. But that's not what this is about,
(31:52):
because there's no real way to do that. I've made
this comparison before, and pardon me if Michael Brown's done
it too, but I have to imagine that he has.
There's nobody whose perspective and knowledge of history I respect
more than Michael Brown, and that is during World War
two or any other war, pick a war, pick a war,
when were the warring sides at all ever responsible for
(32:14):
the civilians on the other side. Give me an example,
Please text it to me right now. Other than Jewish
people in Israel, they're expected to support the civilians of
the enemy. Please cite for me an historic event where
that took place at three three one zero three and
you can't and you won't because that doesn't happen in war.
(32:39):
Hundreds of thousands dragon, hundreds of thousands of German civilians
were killed in World War Two. It's terrible war as hell,
but it's war. And we the Allied nations, General Eisenhower,
the Supreme Commander of those Allied forces, Winston Churchill, FDR.
(33:02):
The United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, we did not
take it upon ourselves to risk our lives to go
into Germany to try to save German civilians from their
own leadership. Sorry, that's bad luck for them, That sucks
for them, But that's the nature of the beast of
the war that you're in. So I never even understood
(33:23):
this notion that there'd be any expectation to help the
civilians of the enemy until the enemy is defeated and destroyed.
And again I'm the crazy one. Denesh J. Susan next
on the situation without Michael Brown
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