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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Michael. I get your logic on Birmingham, but with England's
strict speech laws, why are the threats not considered terrorism?
Speaker 2 (00:17):
Michael?
Speaker 3 (00:17):
You aware that the No King's rally in San Antonio involved
vandalism of a church and housing near the rally.
Speaker 4 (00:31):
Pretty predictable, I suppose. Huh.
Speaker 5 (00:34):
Good morning from eastern South Dakota where I'm visiting the
Rules of Engagement girls, Avery and Julia, their two sisters
and their brother. Why were there so many people protesting
Elvis this past weekend? We went to visit the king
in June and they said he died like forty years ago.
Go figure, everyone, have a great day.
Speaker 6 (00:53):
Morning, rally and Dragon. I guess the No King's Day
protest work. We don't have a king. President Donald Trumph
very day.
Speaker 4 (01:03):
Hey Mike, I found it kind of ironic that London
has fallen about killing a president and then Olympus or
sorry Olympus has fallen about the White House getting invaded
(01:24):
and torn up and I never got to see the end.
Did the president die in? That was all at the
time of the note.
Speaker 7 (01:33):
Hey, Michael, it's hard when you don't get paid past
a certain amount of time. I mean, these protesters only
got paid for ninety minutes. They aren't going to give
them ninety one minutes. Good God, there's nobody to cover
their overtime. Oh and by the way, I think Trump
wouldn't tax it anyway, But that's another.
Speaker 8 (01:50):
Story, Michael. It sounds like a lot of those protesters
need to go back to their schoolhouse rock videos and
learn about the no kings and how our government was established.
What a waste of time, Michael.
Speaker 9 (02:03):
Is it just me or in every one of these
rally interviews do these people sound triple vaxed and quadruple boosted?
These people have lost their dang minds.
Speaker 2 (02:17):
Let's face it, the left loves mob rule. They want
to go out there and protest. The protests are an
example of mob rule. And I can say another thing
about mob rule. It got Jesus crucified, but of course
that was by design. And if you remember Bob Nyard,
(02:39):
he favored America being under a king. No foolin' look
at his research.
Speaker 10 (02:47):
We actually do have a new king's Day. It's on
July fourth, and it's called Independence Day. Funny how if
Trump was truly a king, you wouldn't be protesting. Also,
if he was a king, then he could keep the
(03:07):
government open, right, No one could make him close the government.
These people are idiots. I saw a great definition of
socialist over the weekend. It's a person who wants everything
you have except for your job and your responsibilities. Very
(03:28):
interesting how the MSM, their teleprompt readers and others on
the left who were posting supposed pictures of these protests
over the weekend that they didn't notice that all the
trees were green with leaves in the pictures. It's the
third week of October. There should be fall foliage throughout
(03:53):
these pictures. Great video of RFK Junior in Cheryl Hines
boarding a flight over the weekend. And where are they
sitting on the plane? Oh, in economy. But remind me
again who takes private jets. Oh, that would be Bernie Sanders,
AOC and Elizabeth Warren and those three are telling you
(04:15):
to go protest No King's Day. It is so hypocritical, Michael.
Speaker 9 (04:22):
Just think who the president was in the early nineties,
President moral, I mean Clinton.
Speaker 11 (04:29):
Watch out for those cigars, Michael.
Speaker 12 (04:32):
Since you bring up Trump playing four dimensional chess, that
leads me to this. Perhaps the No King's protest are
because his opposition is playing checkers and they're tired of
being kinged.
Speaker 4 (04:46):
Just a possibility, Hey.
Speaker 13 (04:48):
Dragon, could you get a hold of your employer iHeartMedia
and tell them to switch up the commercials, especially the
one about the Philadelphia Cream Cheese scrambled eggs ones. My gosh,
I'm going to go Cuoca for coc so I don't
hear any more new commercials.
Speaker 11 (05:04):
Have a good one, Michael, I guess you were watching
the same table channels I was. I was assured that
there were millions of people on the street and there
was no kind of violence or vandalism. There were a
couple peripheral arrest made, but it wasn't from the no
(05:27):
King rally. Interesting
Michael. I get your logic on Birmingham, but with England's
strict speech laws, why are the threats not considered terrorism?
Speaker 2 (00:17):
Michael?
Speaker 3 (00:17):
You aware that the No King's rally in San Antonio involved
vandalism of a church and housing near the rally.
Speaker 4 (00:31):
Pretty predictable, I suppose. Huh.
Speaker 5 (00:34):
Good morning from eastern South Dakota where I'm visiting the
Rules of Engagement girls, Avery and Julia, their two sisters
and their brother. Why were there so many people protesting
Elvis this past weekend? We went to visit the king
in June and they said he died like forty years ago.
Go figure, everyone, have a great day.
Speaker 6 (00:53):
Morning, rally and Dragon. I guess the No King's Day
protest work. We don't have a king. President Donald Trumph
very day.
Speaker 4 (01:03):
Hey Mike, I found it kind of ironic that London
has fallen about killing a president and then Olympus or
sorry Olympus has fallen about the White House getting invaded
(01:24):
and torn up and I never got to see the end.
Did the president die in? That was all at the
time of the note.
Speaker 7 (01:33):
Hey, Michael, it's hard when you don't get paid past
a certain amount of time. I mean, these protesters only
got paid for ninety minutes. They aren't going to give
them ninety one minutes. Good God, there's nobody to cover
their overtime. Oh and by the way, I think Trump
wouldn't tax it anyway, But that's another.
Speaker 8 (01:50):
Story, Michael. It sounds like a lot of those protesters
need to go back to their schoolhouse rock videos and
learn about the no kings and how our government was established.
What a waste of time, Michael.
Speaker 9 (02:03):
Is it just me or in every one of these
rally interviews do these people sound triple vaxed and quadruple boosted?
These people have lost their dang minds.
Speaker 2 (02:17):
Let's face it, the left loves mob rule. They want
to go out there and protest. The protests are an
example of mob rule. And I can say another thing
about mob rule. It got Jesus crucified, but of course
that was by design. And if you remember Bob Nyard,
(02:39):
he favored America being under a king. No foolin' look
at his research.
Speaker 10 (02:47):
We actually do have a new king's Day. It's on
July fourth, and it's called Independence Day. Funny how if
Trump was truly a king, you wouldn't be protesting. Also,
if he was a king, then he could keep the
(03:07):
government open, right, No one could make him close the government.
These people are idiots. I saw a great definition of
socialist over the weekend. It's a person who wants everything
you have except for your job and your responsibilities. Very
(03:28):
interesting how the MSM, their teleprompt readers and others on
the left who were posting supposed pictures of these protests
over the weekend that they didn't notice that all the
trees were green with leaves in the pictures. It's the
third week of October. There should be fall foliage throughout
(03:53):
these pictures. Great video of RFK Junior in Cheryl Hines
boarding a flight over the weekend. And where are they
sitting on the plane? Oh, in economy. But remind me
again who takes private jets. Oh, that would be Bernie Sanders,
AOC and Elizabeth Warren and those three are telling you
(04:15):
to go protest No King's Day. It is so hypocritical, Michael.
Speaker 9 (04:22):
Just think who the president was in the early nineties,
President moral, I mean Clinton.
Speaker 11 (04:29):
Watch out for those cigars, Michael.
Speaker 12 (04:32):
Since you bring up Trump playing four dimensional chess, that
leads me to this. Perhaps the No King's protest are
because his opposition is playing checkers and they're tired of
being kinged.
Speaker 4 (04:46):
Just a possibility, Hey.
Speaker 13 (04:48):
Dragon, could you get a hold of your employer iHeartMedia
and tell them to switch up the commercials, especially the
one about the Philadelphia Cream Cheese scrambled eggs ones. My gosh,
I'm going to go Cuoca for coc so I don't
hear any more new commercials.
Speaker 11 (05:04):
Have a good one, Michael, I guess you were watching
the same table channels I was. I was assured that
there were millions of people on the street and there
was no kind of violence or vandalism. There were a
couple peripheral arrest made, but it wasn't from the no
(05:27):
King rally. Interesting
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