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Speaker 1 (00:00):
By the way, I'd like to start with something. If
I could pick a little bone.
Speaker 2 (00:03):
May I I've got out, So David's not He's real
big on you don't make predictions. And I said, I'm
going with Donald Trump three hundred and twelve electoral college boats.
Speaker 1 (00:15):
It ends up Donald Trump three hundred and twelve electoral
college boats. But David, of course doesn't believe in get
making such predictions. And then we're at dinner the night
before the game and David turns to me and goes,
I think Ohio State's going to punch him in the face.
I think they're going to win, and then it'll score
(00:35):
over forty points and the final score was forty one twenty.
So when it comes to sports, you'll make a prediction.
Speaker 3 (00:42):
Yeah, but I'm not even an Ohio State fan, and
I made the prediction.
Speaker 1 (00:45):
I don't know why. I just had a feeding You.
How do you grow up outside of Cleveland and not
be an Ohio State fan.
Speaker 3 (00:52):
You be an Italian who came from Pittsburgh.
Speaker 1 (00:54):
Oh Notre Dame, and it root it for another Dame.
Speaker 3 (00:57):
It's just that simple.
Speaker 1 (00:58):
To two four old Dame, wake up the ghost calling
her name. I can't stop send DOUBALLI cheron high, shit
down the thunder from the sky. Well, they got a
quarterback tonight and Georgia doesn't maybe any prediction on that game.
Speaker 3 (01:13):
I don't know. All I know is your year or
two into this wonderful new project called Your Morning Show.
And we're here and we're working with all the people
who are working today. Finally we're done with all this
cloud of perpetual celebration and we're talking about football.
Speaker 1 (01:27):
Well, why not get fired? In some places it did? Hey,
wait a minute, you just broke a commandment there, young man.
We have a personal foul personal fifteen yards bringing up
a former employee that breaks the command Can we welcome
(01:47):
our number fifty, which was my brother's football number in
high school. Our number fifty affiliate is nine ten am
the superstation WFDF in Detroit, Michigan. Yes, you got here
just in time for the Lions march to a super
Bowl and the Pistons one last night.
Speaker 3 (02:05):
Welcome Crownded, Alabama, which is not an easy thing to
walk through a Tennessee neighborhood talking about.
Speaker 1 (02:11):
Hey, how about the Wolverines. They finished strong, They beat
Ohio State, then they win their bowl game. Against Alabama.
It's not too shure.
Speaker 3 (02:17):
Look at where Harball's at right now, So full circle
for me.
Speaker 1 (02:21):
I was born in Flint, Michigan, Saint Joseph's Hospital just
down the road and number fifty Detroit nine ten AM superstation.
Welcome aboard. You can always email me Michael d Atiheartmedia
dot com and you can use that talkback butt on
your iHeartRadio apps. You can ask a question, make a
comment without waiting on hold. Can't have your morning show
without your voice. And welcome to your morning show, Detroit, Michigan.
(02:42):
All right, this is another voice you're going to hear
a lot. David Sanati is our senior contributor here at
your morning show. And we thought today would be a
good day to kind of look back at twenty twenty
four and look ahead at twenty twenty five. I don't
know if you've heard the audio on our Sounds of
the Day, but a CBS reporter coming forward that the
most underreported story of twenty twenty four was the cognitive
(03:03):
declinent of of Joe Biden. This is a guy they
hit in the basement in one in twenty twenty and
if your first notion that this guy was cognitively impaired.
Was that debate? You weren't paying very good attention and
the media hasn't been honest all along.
Speaker 3 (03:17):
Yeah, that's truly the biggest story. But it goes back
to COVID, Michael. It goes back to COVID that we
I'm sorry, I've got to start with it as well.
There's another radio company in America that is just settling
lawsuits at this day for firing people.
Speaker 1 (03:33):
Are you kidding me? Are you kidding you? I've got
it all. That's another commandment broken, SAT commandment fifteen yards
SAT face mask. What is happening to you?
Speaker 3 (03:43):
I'm losing to Joey, I'm out.
Speaker 1 (03:44):
I'm out on targeting now you targeted. We're going to
do that one for targeting, targeting without a doubt.
Speaker 3 (03:50):
Here's a big radio company that fired people because they
wouldn't take the vaccine. Now they're having to settle lawsuits
because they broke those people's rights, and it's buried. It's
it started in COVID because we were lied to during COVID,
and the American media across the board played along some
people so systematically that you have to believe they were
(04:11):
in on some cabal and so not. From that, we
moved up to Biden, and we were lied to for
four years with Biden. The biggest story of last year
is this. People said, I'm done being lied to. You
got me twice, Well, not going to get me a
third time? Can I say it this way? And I
coined the original phrase Wait a minute, I think I
just broke a commandment.
Speaker 1 (04:31):
Bragged on well suck you gotta be I said, I
picked the exactly looktoral College number for crying out loud,
Hey Jack, how are you another year around the sun?
My friend? By Jack Kennedy statue. Anyway, make a long
story short. I coined the phrase death of journalism. It
was dead, never mind biased, it was dead, blatant for
(04:53):
all to see. That happened in twenty twenty. That happened
really in twenty sixteen with Hillary Clinton, and it also
happened during COVID. What we saw in twenty twenty four
was the decomposition of the death of journalism or America
just moved on to digital to podcasting. They I think
they finally in twenty twenty four realized they were dead
(05:13):
with the reelection of Donald Trump.
Speaker 3 (05:16):
Yeah, I do. And now it's going to be interesting
to see how it all shakes out. This is fascinating.
We are in a brave new world, and I mean
that a pioneering sense as to where people will go.
Some people have thought that it was a technological shift,
and that's all it was. That it's treated by trust,
it's needed by trust. And this is not so that
(05:36):
I can redeem myself on the commandment list. This is
not a perpetual story here of we told you so,
or I told you so.
Speaker 1 (05:42):
Now.
Speaker 3 (05:43):
No, if anything, the American people once again are far
ahead of the curve, far ahead of the curve. They're
just tired of we together. We are tired of being
lied to.
Speaker 1 (05:53):
Isn't that? But isn't that the lesson everybody? Isn't that
the lesson though of twenty twenty four, and that they
under estimated again the intelligence of the American people and
the tolerance of the American It's funny because our good
friend doctor William I.
Speaker 3 (06:08):
William Allen has been in the public policy world for
his entire life, and he is that you people continually
underestimate the goodness and the kindness and the good intentions
of the American general electorate. People want to do the
right thing and get on with their lives. And they
don't want to see people suffer, and they don't want
to suffer. They want to do the best they can,
(06:30):
and they want to be able to trust people who
are in authority.
Speaker 1 (06:33):
And you can fool them once, but don't try to
fool him twice. So they they get the betrayal, But
do they get the solution? Have they connected that dot yet?
Let me give you an example. I have a great
church and a great pastor. When I say I'm a
great pastor, not that I worship him. This guy is
(06:54):
so dead and you can't fake dead, even his little thoughts.
You can tell the kind of thoughts you come away
with from ours being in the presence of God. He's
just the best, all right. So we get there for
service Sunday and he's not preaching. Your flesh goes. We
(07:16):
could have slept in and then your spirit's like, are
you kidding me? Do you worship me? Or this pastor?
So I shut up a filling did a terrific job.
But he's our missions pastor. What a text he had
in Revelations one twenty two. I mean I David, of
course doesn't like to talk about this. But he has
(07:38):
as many degrees as I have wisecracks, and a lot
of them are in Bible. And so from a theological standpoint,
this is a tough text. You have to talk to
human beings on earth about the past, present, and future
nature and state of God as you're in a present state,
all right. So that's hard to get your arms just
(08:00):
like the Trinity can be hard to get your arms around.
And then the exegen, which is, okay, what do we
do with this? It is finished yet he's building a
new heaven. Yet it's finished already and he's making it.
How can he be making it? And it's finished and
it's to be for us all at the same time,
that's a tough text, you'll agree, sure. And then what's
(08:23):
the exeget? Now? What do we do with this? Do
we just sit and wait to die so that we
can be resurrected in Christ and enjoy this new heaven
where we'll cry no more, we'll die no more? What
do we do? And the answer is what we will
do for eternity be busy about his business. Now In
the text, he brings up do you know where hospitals
(08:46):
were started? Do you know where universities were started. Do
you know how schooling was started, how insurance started? Insurance started?
If the body of Christ was busy about it father's
business as it was in previous generations, the government wouldn't
be taken care of our old and sick, we would
(09:06):
be The government wouldn't be taken care of the mentally ill,
or the infants that are abandoned. We would be. See.
I don't think America's connected these dots. Yet we know
who's betrayed us? Do we know it's not working? But
we don't know when we turned our back on a
way of truth in a life that once worked for
all way better than government can. And government is not
(09:29):
worthy of worship. And the God has been exposed as false.
Speaker 3 (09:32):
Two great questions, because not only have we forgotten those lessons,
but we have somehow empowered an entire political universe to
believe that when government inserts itself seizing other people's money
for charitable purposes directed by politicians, that is the height
of morality. That's how Joe Biden sees the world. That's
(09:54):
how he sees it as a soul.
Speaker 1 (09:55):
He sees it as a soul, a redeemable and an
irideement or irredeemable side of what the human experience of
faith is from the Judeo Christian tradition, it is us
walking in the image of the Creator, loving our neighbor
as we love ourselves because of him, not the government
doing it for us. We see the failure. I don't
(10:15):
think we have the glimpse of the victory. Thanks for
waking up with your morning show on the Aaron streaming
live on your iHeartRadio app by Michael del jorn A
quick little visit here with your morning show senior contributor
Dave Sanati and David, I mean, you know, obviously, if
I had to put it all in a nutshell, they
tried to tie up Donald Trump in court. They even
got him convicted on some felony charges. It didn't stop
(10:36):
him from winning the nomination, uniting his party first, Joe
Biden says bye bye to the race that America says
bye bye to Mama La Kamala and hello again, Hello
did Donald Trump? I mean that's that along with the
high cost of living, the very little relief and interest
rate reductions, inflation, war broadening in the Middle East, as
(10:57):
well as continuing in Ukraine and the divisions at home,
widening leading up to the election, and then a weird
spirit in the final month of everybody just uniting behind
Donald Trump. There wasn't the big sorrow and rebellion that
we thought there would be from the left. They even
seemingly half of them seem excited about Donald Trump. It's
(11:19):
as if they can't admit it, but they know their
policies had consequences and they failed. Where does this leave
us heading into twenty twenty five? What are you looking at?
I mean, what security becomes top of mind? After New Orleans,
after Las Vegas, and we still have a national championship
and an inauguration a day on the same day. But
I mean, what do you see ahead for twenty twenty five?
Speaker 3 (11:40):
Well, it's often been said that the reason there's so
many arguments in the world is because of differing expectations.
And what kind of expectations now people bring forward into
this new year from the Trump administration? And is are
those expectations even close to reality? Because now tomorrow Congress
goes back to work. The planes in the air they're
(12:01):
coming back. They will all be there with their families
and all their celebrations and staking out their ground and
their territory, and then they will certify the election, and
then it will begin where Congress will try to get
the drop on the president and the fight between the
two entities of government will go on. And John Roberts
has already dropped his gauntlet, basically telling everybody in advance,
(12:24):
I'm not going to be pushed around by this new administration.
Thanks a lot, John Way, to not make yourself a
politician on the Supreme Court. He goes first. So we're
going to see a collision of realities and it's going
to make for fascinating observation and it's going to make
a lot of falling down. Bottom line, the prediction for
this year is a lot of falling down. The only
(12:47):
question is going to be are we're falling down in
the right direction?
Speaker 1 (12:49):
Yeah? Falling forward? Are you ruling out any shenanigans with
the certification?
Speaker 3 (12:55):
That's all that Biden can't let that.
Speaker 1 (12:57):
They can't let that happen.
Speaker 3 (12:58):
They've already got their resus distance moves already employed. They're
not going to get caught up in their own nightmare
or fantasy. On January sixth, They'll go beyond that.
Speaker 1 (13:07):
With a minute and a half to go. I do
see twenty twenty five being a very vulnerable year for terror.
But the quicker the Trump team can get in place
and secure the border and secure law enforcement and get
intelligence flowing to all agencies, the better. It may not
be soon enough. Let's hope it is a lot of
coal left.
Speaker 3 (13:24):
Would such those boundaries? Sarch, no doubt.
Speaker 1 (13:25):
Yeah, I can see that coming. What about in one minute,
reasonable expectations for what Donald Trump can accomplish in a
second one hundred days and in a second turn. That's
going to be key.
Speaker 3 (13:37):
Get a budget, get secure the tax cuts. We'll keep
it that small. Get a budget, secure the tax cuts.
Speaker 1 (13:44):
And then we see what happens from there, all right,
and then's the energy and energy drill, baby drill. All right. David,
appreciate it, great review, great preview, looking forward to whatever happens,
going through it together and having your insights. Thank you
so much, and thank you for Christmas in America for
two days while we were gone.
By the way, I'd like to start with something. If
I could pick a little bone.
Speaker 2 (00:03):
May I I've got out, So David's not He's real
big on you don't make predictions. And I said, I'm
going with Donald Trump three hundred and twelve electoral college boats.
Speaker 1 (00:15):
It ends up Donald Trump three hundred and twelve electoral
college boats. But David, of course doesn't believe in get
making such predictions. And then we're at dinner the night
before the game and David turns to me and goes,
I think Ohio State's going to punch him in the face.
I think they're going to win, and then it'll score
(00:35):
over forty points and the final score was forty one twenty.
So when it comes to sports, you'll make a prediction.
Speaker 3 (00:42):
Yeah, but I'm not even an Ohio State fan, and
I made the prediction.
Speaker 1 (00:45):
I don't know why. I just had a feeding You.
How do you grow up outside of Cleveland and not
be an Ohio State fan.
Speaker 3 (00:52):
You be an Italian who came from Pittsburgh.
Speaker 1 (00:54):
Oh Notre Dame, and it root it for another Dame.
Speaker 3 (00:57):
It's just that simple.
Speaker 1 (00:58):
To two four old Dame, wake up the ghost calling
her name. I can't stop send DOUBALLI cheron high, shit
down the thunder from the sky. Well, they got a
quarterback tonight and Georgia doesn't maybe any prediction on that game.
Speaker 3 (01:13):
I don't know. All I know is your year or
two into this wonderful new project called Your Morning Show.
And we're here and we're working with all the people
who are working today. Finally we're done with all this
cloud of perpetual celebration and we're talking about football.
Speaker 1 (01:27):
Well, why not get fired? In some places it did? Hey,
wait a minute, you just broke a commandment there, young man.
We have a personal foul personal fifteen yards bringing up
a former employee that breaks the command Can we welcome
(01:47):
our number fifty, which was my brother's football number in
high school. Our number fifty affiliate is nine ten am
the superstation WFDF in Detroit, Michigan. Yes, you got here
just in time for the Lions march to a super
Bowl and the Pistons one last night.
Speaker 3 (02:05):
Welcome Crownded, Alabama, which is not an easy thing to
walk through a Tennessee neighborhood talking about.
Speaker 1 (02:11):
Hey, how about the Wolverines. They finished strong, They beat
Ohio State, then they win their bowl game. Against Alabama.
It's not too shure.
Speaker 3 (02:17):
Look at where Harball's at right now, So full circle
for me.
Speaker 1 (02:21):
I was born in Flint, Michigan, Saint Joseph's Hospital just
down the road and number fifty Detroit nine ten AM superstation.
Welcome aboard. You can always email me Michael d Atiheartmedia
dot com and you can use that talkback butt on
your iHeartRadio apps. You can ask a question, make a
comment without waiting on hold. Can't have your morning show
without your voice. And welcome to your morning show, Detroit, Michigan.
(02:42):
All right, this is another voice you're going to hear
a lot. David Sanati is our senior contributor here at
your morning show. And we thought today would be a
good day to kind of look back at twenty twenty
four and look ahead at twenty twenty five. I don't
know if you've heard the audio on our Sounds of
the Day, but a CBS reporter coming forward that the
most underreported story of twenty twenty four was the cognitive
(03:03):
declinent of of Joe Biden. This is a guy they
hit in the basement in one in twenty twenty and
if your first notion that this guy was cognitively impaired.
Was that debate? You weren't paying very good attention and
the media hasn't been honest all along.
Speaker 3 (03:17):
Yeah, that's truly the biggest story. But it goes back
to COVID, Michael. It goes back to COVID that we
I'm sorry, I've got to start with it as well.
There's another radio company in America that is just settling
lawsuits at this day for firing people.
Speaker 1 (03:33):
Are you kidding me? Are you kidding you? I've got
it all. That's another commandment broken, SAT commandment fifteen yards
SAT face mask. What is happening to you?
Speaker 3 (03:43):
I'm losing to Joey, I'm out.
Speaker 1 (03:44):
I'm out on targeting now you targeted. We're going to
do that one for targeting, targeting without a doubt.
Speaker 3 (03:50):
Here's a big radio company that fired people because they
wouldn't take the vaccine. Now they're having to settle lawsuits
because they broke those people's rights, and it's buried. It's
it started in COVID because we were lied to during COVID,
and the American media across the board played along some
people so systematically that you have to believe they were
(04:11):
in on some cabal and so not. From that, we
moved up to Biden, and we were lied to for
four years with Biden. The biggest story of last year
is this. People said, I'm done being lied to. You
got me twice, Well, not going to get me a
third time? Can I say it this way? And I
coined the original phrase Wait a minute, I think I
just broke a commandment.
Speaker 1 (04:31):
Bragged on well suck you gotta be I said, I
picked the exactly looktoral College number for crying out loud,
Hey Jack, how are you another year around the sun?
My friend? By Jack Kennedy statue. Anyway, make a long
story short. I coined the phrase death of journalism. It
was dead, never mind biased, it was dead, blatant for
(04:53):
all to see. That happened in twenty twenty. That happened
really in twenty sixteen with Hillary Clinton, and it also
happened during COVID. What we saw in twenty twenty four
was the decomposition of the death of journalism or America
just moved on to digital to podcasting. They I think
they finally in twenty twenty four realized they were dead
(05:13):
with the reelection of Donald Trump.
Speaker 3 (05:16):
Yeah, I do. And now it's going to be interesting
to see how it all shakes out. This is fascinating.
We are in a brave new world, and I mean
that a pioneering sense as to where people will go.
Some people have thought that it was a technological shift,
and that's all it was. That it's treated by trust,
it's needed by trust. And this is not so that
(05:36):
I can redeem myself on the commandment list. This is
not a perpetual story here of we told you so,
or I told you so.
Speaker 1 (05:42):
Now.
Speaker 3 (05:43):
No, if anything, the American people once again are far
ahead of the curve, far ahead of the curve. They're
just tired of we together. We are tired of being
lied to.
Speaker 1 (05:53):
Isn't that? But isn't that the lesson everybody? Isn't that
the lesson though of twenty twenty four, and that they
under estimated again the intelligence of the American people and
the tolerance of the American It's funny because our good
friend doctor William I.
Speaker 3 (06:08):
William Allen has been in the public policy world for
his entire life, and he is that you people continually
underestimate the goodness and the kindness and the good intentions
of the American general electorate. People want to do the
right thing and get on with their lives. And they
don't want to see people suffer, and they don't want
to suffer. They want to do the best they can,
(06:30):
and they want to be able to trust people who
are in authority.
Speaker 1 (06:33):
And you can fool them once, but don't try to
fool him twice. So they they get the betrayal, But
do they get the solution? Have they connected that dot yet?
Let me give you an example. I have a great
church and a great pastor. When I say I'm a
great pastor, not that I worship him. This guy is
(06:54):
so dead and you can't fake dead, even his little thoughts.
You can tell the kind of thoughts you come away
with from ours being in the presence of God. He's
just the best, all right. So we get there for
service Sunday and he's not preaching. Your flesh goes. We
(07:16):
could have slept in and then your spirit's like, are
you kidding me? Do you worship me? Or this pastor?
So I shut up a filling did a terrific job.
But he's our missions pastor. What a text he had
in Revelations one twenty two. I mean I David, of
course doesn't like to talk about this. But he has
(07:38):
as many degrees as I have wisecracks, and a lot
of them are in Bible. And so from a theological standpoint,
this is a tough text. You have to talk to
human beings on earth about the past, present, and future
nature and state of God as you're in a present state,
all right. So that's hard to get your arms just
(08:00):
like the Trinity can be hard to get your arms around.
And then the exegen, which is, okay, what do we
do with this? It is finished yet he's building a
new heaven. Yet it's finished already and he's making it.
How can he be making it? And it's finished and
it's to be for us all at the same time,
that's a tough text, you'll agree, sure. And then what's
(08:23):
the exeget? Now? What do we do with this? Do
we just sit and wait to die so that we
can be resurrected in Christ and enjoy this new heaven
where we'll cry no more, we'll die no more? What
do we do? And the answer is what we will
do for eternity be busy about his business. Now In
the text, he brings up do you know where hospitals
(08:46):
were started? Do you know where universities were started. Do
you know how schooling was started, how insurance started? Insurance started?
If the body of Christ was busy about it father's
business as it was in previous generations, the government wouldn't
be taken care of our old and sick, we would
(09:06):
be The government wouldn't be taken care of the mentally ill,
or the infants that are abandoned. We would be. See.
I don't think America's connected these dots. Yet we know
who's betrayed us? Do we know it's not working? But
we don't know when we turned our back on a
way of truth in a life that once worked for
all way better than government can. And government is not
(09:29):
worthy of worship. And the God has been exposed as false.
Speaker 3 (09:32):
Two great questions, because not only have we forgotten those lessons,
but we have somehow empowered an entire political universe to
believe that when government inserts itself seizing other people's money
for charitable purposes directed by politicians, that is the height
of morality. That's how Joe Biden sees the world. That's
(09:54):
how he sees it as a soul.
Speaker 1 (09:55):
He sees it as a soul, a redeemable and an
irideement or irredeemable side of what the human experience of
faith is from the Judeo Christian tradition, it is us
walking in the image of the Creator, loving our neighbor
as we love ourselves because of him, not the government
doing it for us. We see the failure. I don't
(10:15):
think we have the glimpse of the victory. Thanks for
waking up with your morning show on the Aaron streaming
live on your iHeartRadio app by Michael del jorn A
quick little visit here with your morning show senior contributor
Dave Sanati and David, I mean, you know, obviously, if
I had to put it all in a nutshell, they
tried to tie up Donald Trump in court. They even
got him convicted on some felony charges. It didn't stop
(10:36):
him from winning the nomination, uniting his party first, Joe
Biden says bye bye to the race that America says
bye bye to Mama La Kamala and hello again, Hello
did Donald Trump? I mean that's that along with the
high cost of living, the very little relief and interest
rate reductions, inflation, war broadening in the Middle East, as
(10:57):
well as continuing in Ukraine and the divisions at home,
widening leading up to the election, and then a weird
spirit in the final month of everybody just uniting behind
Donald Trump. There wasn't the big sorrow and rebellion that
we thought there would be from the left. They even
seemingly half of them seem excited about Donald Trump. It's
(11:19):
as if they can't admit it, but they know their
policies had consequences and they failed. Where does this leave
us heading into twenty twenty five? What are you looking at?
I mean, what security becomes top of mind? After New Orleans,
after Las Vegas, and we still have a national championship
and an inauguration a day on the same day. But
I mean, what do you see ahead for twenty twenty five?
Speaker 3 (11:40):
Well, it's often been said that the reason there's so
many arguments in the world is because of differing expectations.
And what kind of expectations now people bring forward into
this new year from the Trump administration? And is are
those expectations even close to reality? Because now tomorrow Congress
goes back to work. The planes in the air they're
(12:01):
coming back. They will all be there with their families
and all their celebrations and staking out their ground and
their territory, and then they will certify the election, and
then it will begin where Congress will try to get
the drop on the president and the fight between the
two entities of government will go on. And John Roberts
has already dropped his gauntlet, basically telling everybody in advance,
(12:24):
I'm not going to be pushed around by this new administration.
Thanks a lot, John Way, to not make yourself a
politician on the Supreme Court. He goes first. So we're
going to see a collision of realities and it's going
to make for fascinating observation and it's going to make
a lot of falling down. Bottom line, the prediction for
this year is a lot of falling down. The only
(12:47):
question is going to be are we're falling down in
the right direction?
Speaker 1 (12:49):
Yeah? Falling forward? Are you ruling out any shenanigans with
the certification?
Speaker 3 (12:55):
That's all that Biden can't let that.
Speaker 1 (12:57):
They can't let that happen.
Speaker 3 (12:58):
They've already got their resus distance moves already employed. They're
not going to get caught up in their own nightmare
or fantasy. On January sixth, They'll go beyond that.
Speaker 1 (13:07):
With a minute and a half to go. I do
see twenty twenty five being a very vulnerable year for terror.
But the quicker the Trump team can get in place
and secure the border and secure law enforcement and get
intelligence flowing to all agencies, the better. It may not
be soon enough. Let's hope it is a lot of
coal left.
Speaker 3 (13:24):
Would such those boundaries? Sarch, no doubt.
Speaker 1 (13:25):
Yeah, I can see that coming. What about in one minute,
reasonable expectations for what Donald Trump can accomplish in a
second one hundred days and in a second turn. That's
going to be key.
Speaker 3 (13:37):
Get a budget, get secure the tax cuts. We'll keep
it that small. Get a budget, secure the tax cuts.
Speaker 1 (13:44):
And then we see what happens from there, all right,
and then's the energy and energy drill, baby drill. All right. David,
appreciate it, great review, great preview, looking forward to whatever happens,
going through it together and having your insights. Thank you
so much, and thank you for Christmas in America for
two days while we were gone.
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