01-28-25 YMS HR1 So much for the best-laid plans of mine and the far left!

So much for the best-laid plans of mine and the far left!

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Speaker 3 (00:30):
This is your morning show with Michael O'Dell Chuman. You know,
if that weren't true, every day of my wife's life
would have started off right. And I can tell you
that hasn't happened seven minutes after the hour. Thanks for
waking up with your morning show on the air and
streaming live on your iHeartRadio app everywhere anytime. This is

(00:54):
your morning show. Jeffrey's got the controls over there. How
are you red? Is uh? We're in green today? What
if your name was green and your sweater was red?
Wouldn't that be be just like now? Well, I want
to start the show today on a on a sad note, Okay, I.

Speaker 4 (01:19):
Just would say that I'm sorry, Selena.

Speaker 3 (01:25):
Selena just found out I slept through our Craig T.
Nelson interview. Yeah, there are a lot of us looking
forward to that interview. I'd I know, I well, I
know I couldn't have said it better myself, Selena, wake up.

(01:48):
The one time I take a nap. Oh, that just
sounds good with That's a little more Titanic that I
have chose. Did I ever tell you at the time
I won the talent contest at the Sandals Resort in
the Bahamas? No, I did a stand up routine on

(02:08):
how cold the pool was, and I was doing doing
Jack from Titanic. Really, we paid a lot of money.
Stay here, don't you give up?

Speaker 5 (02:19):
Rose.

Speaker 3 (02:21):
It's a little cold, but you stay on the floating, floating,
you stay on the door by yourself.

Speaker 5 (02:27):
All right?

Speaker 3 (02:28):
Where were we? Oh? Yes, only people beginning. I think
if I sent this to the booker at premiere, he'd
forgive me. I mean I didn't cry, but I mean,
you know, the one time I really wanted to meet somebody, Right,
so you gotta fill everybody in. So we were supposed
to have this interview. No, you were supposed to remind.

(02:48):
I don't know why. I'm not gonna even throw it
under the bus jokingly. Yeah, I thought that CRAIGT. Nelson
For some reason, Craig T. Nelson and January thirty first
were in my head run and of course it was January. Yeah.
I had an alarm in twenty seventh, as you do,
an hour or two before, and I tried to text you,

(03:11):
and then I tried to call you, and then you. Oh,
I got everybody calls, the messages. When I woke up,
I was like, hey, Michael, and I was really looking
for you know, I spent what was it. I think
I was eighteen twenty when did Poltergeist come out? Oh? Wow,
that had been early eighties, right, I think it was

(03:32):
like right at nineteen eighty, maybe it was eighty two,
whatever it was. I don't think I was been eighteen
years old. It's a lot of decades I've been dying
to ask them. Listen, when you come home from work
and your wife's showing you the chairs just going from
one side of the room to the next, and your
little kids playing on the floor wearing a football helmet
and just traveling with no explanation across the floor. What

(03:55):
happened against Rourke? Why don't you move out right?

Speaker 5 (03:58):
Then?

Speaker 3 (03:59):
I've wanted to ask him that for decades. Remember the
old Eddie Murphy. Too bad, we can't stay. Remember how
about Jerry Van working with Jerry Van Dyke on coach?
How fun would that be? How did you get anything done?
All the things that I wanted to say to him.
The Family Stone, well, talking about you were off the
air time, about how you can't watch movies more than

(04:19):
once a Family Stone? What a cast, Craig T. Nelson,
Diane Keaton, Rachel McAdams, the good looking Owen brother, Owen,
the Wilson brother, not Owen but the other one. Yeah,
it was just a great, great movie. I still do

(04:42):
that line whenever there's a picture of me and my daughter,
like when she was young, I go, that's you and me, kid,
I do the Diane keatonn I mean, that is one
of the heaviest movies ever. Andrew Luke Wilson or Andrew
Andrew Luke Wilson. Yeah, Luke was in old school too.

(05:03):
Just a terrific movie. But I'm telling you once is enough. Well,
I mean it was so deep and so heavy all
the things I just wanted to thank him for the
body of his work, and I can't slept. I don't understand.
I don't either. I never da, I never dab, you

(05:27):
never nap. That is true. Goshly Gobez is not an
attractive crier.

Speaker 5 (05:33):
I just wouldn't say that.

Speaker 3 (05:34):
I am too.

Speaker 5 (05:36):
I can't believe that this would go bank.

Speaker 3 (05:37):
I don't know what happens at the beginning of Jay
she made our newscast today, so thatunds like she chually
dipped out of this sandtrap. Eh, you know the music
careers lot. I think, what's happening here? She's thinking about
losing Bieber?

Speaker 5 (05:52):
What? Well?

Speaker 3 (05:52):
Because it doesn't make any sense. The only people that
are being deported right now are criminals, not children. I mean,
if anything else, if nothing else, it's a premature cry
and who which is why I thought maybe it was
over the Craig T. Nelson interviews. But who goes on
their social media and has a good cry. You have
to set the phone up, you know what? All day

(06:14):
long I felt, you know, my wife said, I thought
it was very dramatic. Oh what, you don't think they're
going to fire you? Do you for sleeping through?

Speaker 5 (06:22):
Greg T.

Speaker 3 (06:22):
Nelson interview. You'll get to merit and goes on personnel.
He really lives on a razor's edge. H Welcome to Tuesday,
January twenty eighth, bred Foar. What are you making fun?
Are you? Are you like criticizing the show? I can
do more of my routine from the Mohamas in the nineties.

(06:43):
You know, we get therese people that call and go, hey,
I woke up to this, and I always fear that,
you know, I'm off in some character voice. Yeah, I
remember the first time we were ever on was that
Sacramento or Phoenix?

Speaker 5 (06:57):
Oh? You have him?

Speaker 3 (07:00):
Hell Bill O'Reilly? Oh yeah, that's where some guy from Akron.
And I remember I looked at young go why does
he think I'm from Akron?

Speaker 5 (07:05):
What's up at the morning show? I'm listening to some
guy from Akron? Where the hell's Bill O'Reilly?

Speaker 3 (07:13):
I mean, we felt really welcome that morning.

Speaker 5 (07:15):
I set up on the board operation.

Speaker 3 (07:17):
That's what I always loved. He knew what board operation was,
and of course he was a prophet because a year
and a half later it was true. You played Island
of the Airways yesterday and botched up the Indro. We
do that at least once a day. No, I'm I'm
wondering what Red's favorite story of the day is the
most impactful. Really, we do get an answer to the

(07:38):
question we've had from the very beginning, because we know
how this dance is played. And by the way, we're
gonna have James Carafinal from Berlin, I may have to
do my Kennedy is we're all bananas today. But we
feared from the very beginning that you know this dance

(07:58):
always plays out. The terrorists get emboldened, they know they're
going to get wiped out, but they carry out a
terrorist attack, They take a bunch of hostages, they use
the hostages to end it, they end up getting pounded,
they go away for a decade, and then they do
it all over again. But there was something that just
suspiciously drug this out. And I can tell you that
the logical guests from the beginning was they didn't have

(08:21):
the hostages to give back. And now we get word
just potentially eight of the twenty six remaining hostages are alive.
That's less than one third for those of you that
are doing the math. Not good. We'll talk more about
that with James Carafanum fifty two percent of the American

(08:42):
people agree with the statement that the golden age of
America has begun. Now, I mean this one really got
to put it in your pipe and smoke it this morning.
Think of what Donald Trump has been through, not just
in the last year, not just in the last four years,
in the last eight years, what he's been through, the

(09:02):
character and physical assassination attempts of this man you were
sold by the mainstream media who was dead and didn't
know it. Can we play or crying or the whispering
child in sixth sense? Oh, we could probably do them both. Nah,

(09:25):
let's just do him so the media doesn't know it,
but they're dead, and for eight years basically telling you
this guy's a tyrant, he's a dictator, he's a boogeyman
up a bunch, as we say in Italian, the devil himself,
and he's going to destroy democracy. That's what's pounded consistently
and persistently into the American people's head, and America, in

(09:45):
their great underestimation, sees through it and elects him. Anyway.
I mean that alone is jaw dropping, one of the
more jaw dropping things of my life. But the notion
that after selling them. And I don't know how many
real I believed it. I guess however many boats Kamala
Harris God. Here we are one week later, and fifty

(10:11):
two percent of the American people believe his one line
not there nine years of lines? Am I the only
one blown away by this? I think we all are.
Thank you for responding, Red, Isn't you know? I watched
Apollo thirteen last night, okay, and all I could think
about is what if I was trapped in space with
you two. I wouldn't want to get hurly, doctor Howard,

(10:33):
doctor Moe. I'd have left my pe in the capsule
and ejected myself.

Speaker 5 (10:39):
No.

Speaker 3 (10:40):
But I mean, I'm just blown away by that. And
here we are one week later, fifty two percent of
the American people believe him that this is the Golden
age of America. All of that to say, I think
my favorite story is Pete Peter wants to get rid
of groundhogs Day, which, by the way, maybe one of.

Speaker 5 (11:03):
Well.

Speaker 3 (11:04):
Jim Carrey does it a lot, right, Liar, liar great meaning,
Bruce almighty great meaning. I mean he makes you laugh
as he teaches you a moral principle. Jim Carrey's a treasure.
Liberal freak, but a treasure. He's going to come around here,
so so artist, but a treasure. Same cold be said
for Bill Murray. Movies they always seem to have. But

(11:27):
is there a better one than Groundhog's Day to teach
you how to live life right? I mean really, when
you think of it, Groundhog Day, Now, the simple Hollywood
premise is you're gonna live right, or you're not gonna
get another day. That's like this oldest remember the old
thing of if a preacher came and preached the same
sermon every Sunday, I'm gonna keep preaching it till you
live it. You would, you would do one sermon forever.

(11:50):
So Groundhog simple premises We're gonna keep living this day
until you get it right. And unlike me, i'd be
trapped with you two he gets trapped to the McDowell. So,
but when you think about it, it really is the
sermon on the mountain. Want to be first, to be last,
You want to live die, I want to win, lose.

(12:16):
God's nature is completely opposite of Army. It's a great movie,
Groundhog Day. So here comes Pete. They want to get
rid of Groundhog's Day. But here's the best part. Remember
I always teach this, not that I'm a teacher, but
I throw this out there. You never abandoned something without
replacing it. That goes back to my mother who always

(12:38):
had theories in the grocery store. Her husband left her, right,
I said, Oh, Mom, maybe they didn't get along. No,
man doesn't leave unless he's got somebody. That was her theory.
There's usually some truth to that. Dad always had somebody anyway,
I think. But you know, you can't abandon groundhog Day

(13:00):
unless you got a good idea to replace it. I mean,
something that's gonna at least give us, you know, some
talkback responses, like what if I made this our talkback
question of the day. By the way, you go to
the iHeart Radio app, you'll see a microphone and if
you're listening on the iHeart Radio app, you can talk
instantly to us. We can share it with everybody here
at the table. You don't have to wait on hold,
Instantly ask your question, in, instantly make a comment. So

(13:23):
here's Pete's big offer. This is the negotiation. We need
to get rid of Groundhog's Day because that groundhog's got
it so bad. Right, ever seen a you know, sickly
thin looking groundhog. No, no way, that groundhog is probably
living a better life than me right now. You think
he's trapped it to other people like you, they don't
miss a meal. What if we reshot Apollo thirteen with us?

(13:47):
I'm definitely the Tom Hanks character. Well, of course you are.
Rad's definitely one thrown up all the time. Bill Paxon,
I'm Ron Howard's brother that too much air. He is
kind of like a version of Ron Howard that went bad.
When you think about it, he's a great character actor.

(14:10):
Everything that Ron puts him in, he's terrific. Anyway, what
was I saying? Oh, so their big idea is we're
gonna get rid of Groundhonk's day and we're going to
replace him with a vegan cake reveal? What honesty? God,
a vegan weather cake reveal? You know, you cut the
cake and then the cake reveals to you, Oh it's chocolate.

(14:34):
That means six more weeks? Are you kidding me? Mommy?
Make it stop. As I told you that, there's not
nothing liberal about me at all except for it. You know,
I love animals more than people. I can go pee
down you not on that one. That and more is
we bring this day to life for you.

Speaker 2 (14:51):
It's your morning show with Michael Bill Chorno.

Speaker 3 (14:56):
I'm imagining Jeffrey as Kevin Bacon's character. He then used
to could you give that oxygen? Take a cryoster? I didn't.
The always used to be've got a problem. Here is
my regress. Twenty minutes after the hour, Scott Bescent is
your next United States Treasury Secretary. The ya's are sixty eight,

(15:18):
the nays are twenty nine. The confirmation is confirmed. The
Senate vote on Monday approved the ex hedge fund manager.
The sixty two year old Biscent will oversee the irs
and influence the nation's fiscal policy. Columbia is sending planes
to pick up the migrants they once threatened to not
allow back home. Mark Mayfield has details.

Speaker 4 (15:37):
It comes after the White House and the Colombian government
agreed to President Trump's terms after threatening tariffs. According to
the White House, Columbia agreed to the terms that include
the unrestricted acceptance of all illegal aliens being returned from
the United States.

Speaker 3 (15:50):
It added the US will.

Speaker 4 (15:51):
Hold off tariffs and sanctions unless Columbia fails to honor
this agreement. Trump threatened retaliatory measures after Columbia to night
entry to a pair of US military deportation plants.

Speaker 3 (16:01):
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(16:22):
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(17:00):
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Speaker 3 (17:01):
Red makes the observation, boy, he's really rested today. I
didn't bring up the CRAIGT. Nelson think again. Nobody has
brought that. I've been brought that up. I brought it
up three times. I slept through. We're supposed to have
craigte Nelson this morning, and I slept through the interview.
I feel awful. Then my wife goes, you know, he
was just probably one of the most influential actress of
my child. Well, that's dramatic. Everybody's born salted. I feel awful.

(17:26):
I did. I slept, feel awful, but I'm well restled.
I've been a great spirit today. I'm very arrested. I
have a lot of energy. I would have had a
lot of things to say to him, but I slept
through it all right. Thirty six minutes after the hour,
Thanks for waking up with your morning show on the
air and streaming live. Ernie Bird gets the worm, Sleepy squirrel,
missus the nuts, So don't be sleepy, get out, make

(17:46):
yourself a cup of coffee. Welcome to Tuesday, January, the
twenty eighth You of our Lord twenty twenty four in
the opening monologue. We were kicking around. You know, two
or three of the amazing stories really uniquely shaped today,
not the least of which all that Donald Trump has
been through for eight years. And fifty two percent of

(18:06):
the American people agree the Golden Age of America starts now.
Think about what's been pounded in their heads for over
a decade. He's the devil, He's an insurrectionist, he's a tyrant. No,
he's just ushering in the golden age. A majority of

(18:26):
voters agree with President Trump's declaration in his inaugural address
that the Golden Age of America begins right now. Fifty
two percent of likely voting can you think. I mean,
if you're waking up this morning and you're the other
side of things, you're CNN, you're MSNBC, struggling from struggling

(18:48):
for some kind of affirmation. Oh, fifty two percent of
America believes the Golden Age of America's beginning. Now, that's
how bad things are going for you, including thirty three
percent this is the part that you know. Just Ificase
you're not floored, let me floor you. And thirty three

(19:09):
percent of the fifty two percent strongly agree that the
Golden Age of America has begun. Ouch. Forty one percent disagree,
including thirty four percent of strongly degree disagree. So if
you take the strongly agree and the strongly disagree, it's
about even. That's still remarkable for what Donald Trump has
been been going through for a decade. We're gonna talk

(19:32):
with Lieutenant Colonel James Carafano from Berlin later in the
morning show. Uh, this topic will come up. We have
suspected for a long time that the delay in the
hostage releases was because AMAS knew how few of them
were still alive, and that appears to be the case.
So not that I told you so, this is life

(19:53):
and death stuff. You don't make just comments like that.
But what we feared so seems to be. AMASA has
announced just eight of the remaining twenty six hostages are dead.
So now for something you know like this, well, the

(20:14):
deaths and the manner in which when they get the
remains they can conclude their cause of death. What kind
of a role will this play with this fragile piece
that we have. What percentage of I'll give you an example.
American hostages are still alive, and if that is low

(20:38):
to none. Don't forget Donald Trump said release them or
I'm gonna unleash hell on you. Well, so far there's
only been one US hostage plan for release. Is the
hell still coming? We're gonna ask the lieutenant colonel. He's
in Berlin, but he'll be joining us in what is
afternoon there coming up in the third hour of this

(20:59):
morning show. We did have some fun at Pedis expense.
They want to replace Groundhog Day. Not that anybody really
believes that Phil has a rough life. I think he
looks like he eats very well. As to the people
that pull him out, they look a little healthy of themselves.
Rotund rodund, Well, what are you gonna do in puck Satani?

(21:21):
All right, you're in Pucksatani right now.

Speaker 5 (21:23):
What do we do?

Speaker 3 (21:24):
Let's go to breakfast? Where's the nearest cafe? The minute
breakfast is over, let's go to lunch. Well, let's go
have a drink. No, but they it's not so much
that they want to replace Groundhog's Day. It's not so
much that their tone deaf to where America is. I mean,
this is just not a really responsive time for their
kind of nonsense. It's what they wanted to replace it

(21:47):
with a vegan weather reveal cake. How about a CNN
reveal cake where you slice it and oh, Jimmy Costa
is not overnights, He's just removed. It looks like a
Costa ends up fired, not moved. Red. Put a little red,
Put a little note. Do you think CNN is during

(22:08):
the Trump White House of Bone the most antagonistic CNN
host appears to be exiting stage left. I don't know,
but the Golden Age of America just went up two
points with that announcement. This, this could be the most

(22:32):
teachable moment on this Tuesday, January twenty eighth. We did
this yesterday when they were rounding up these gang members
in Colorado. It's Donald Trump's leaven president a week you know,
how do you know where all these people are? How

(22:52):
do you know all the heinous crimes they've committed, where
they're at that you can just go round them up
one week later. Well, the reverse of that coin is
the previous administration knew who they were, how many times
they were arrested, the crimes they committed, and chose not
to arrest them, chose to leave them in the community

(23:15):
to harm American citizens. That ought to be enraging to you.
So in every good action you take, you reveal the purposeful,
volitional good actions that weren't taken. Take the border in general,

(23:35):
for example, think of the border like your front door.
Who would leave it open? And if you locked it?
Is it because you hate everybody else? Or because you
love who's in the house? Or how about this? Night one,
two people come in and rob you. Night two, a
couple of people come in and rape you. Night three,

(23:58):
a couple people come in and kill a couple of
your young kids. Though maybe in between there's several just
come in and eat and leave, and you still don't
want to lock the door. You still refuse to call
the police. I don't know that ought to be in

(24:19):
the dictionary under the definition of insanity. Right, and then
suddenly you get a new president. In what happens, Well,
here's some stats you'll have a hard time arguing with.
This morning, less than six hundred people crossed illegally into
the United States or Mexico on Sunday, a stunningly low

(24:41):
number since Donald Trump became president. That's the only difference, right,
Trump's now President Biden?

Speaker 5 (24:45):
Is it?

Speaker 3 (24:46):
Sources tell Fox News that Not a single one of
the nine sectors received more than two hundred crossings on
January twenty sixth, and the number of daily encounters only
reached five hundred and eighty two in total. The del
Rio sector, which is the same sector that would sustain
over four thousand crossings a day in December of twenty

(25:09):
twenty three, only recorded sixty crossings December of twenty twenty three.
Joe Biden is president four thousand crossings a day. Third
week of January, Donald Trump is president only sixty four

(25:30):
thousand to sixty. The daily number of border encounters during
the final days of Biden's White House teetered around twelve
hundred to fourteen hundred a day, suddenly down two thirds.

(25:53):
Columbia is a great example. We're not taking these people back. Okay,
now the blank you portion of our pro crim How
about a twenty five percent tariff and then some how
about we just send a plane and come get them.
Now we don't have to spend money for the gas.

(26:13):
Colombia's coming with planes to pick up their own thugs
they sent here. No wonder fifty two percent of America
thinks the Golden Age of America has begun. And that's
my top three stories of the day. Here's there's about
five stories of the day right now. In a reversal

(26:34):
of position, a plane from Columbia landed in San Diego Monday.
Breed Tennis has details on how President Trump's orders are
being carried out.

Speaker 6 (26:41):
The Columbia Air Force plane landed Monday in San Diego
to pick up one hundred and ten deported migrants from
Colombia being held in the US. This move comes after
two military planes from Marine Corps air Station Mirra Mar
San Diego, with about one hundred and sixty Colombian migrants,
were denied permission to land in Columbia Saturday. This new
flight means the Colombian government agreed to President Trump's terms,

(27:03):
including the unrestricted acceptance of all illegal Colombian migrants from
the US in exchange for the US not imposing tariffs
and sanctions. The Colombian government confirmed their aircraft departed San
Diego Monday afternoon. I'm pree Tennis.

Speaker 3 (27:18):
The Trump administration is putting dozens of USAID senior officials
on administrative leave. Mark Mayfield has more.

Speaker 4 (27:25):
This is according to multiple reports that sent current and
former officials with the US Agency for International Development. Those
placed on leave include more than fifty career civil servants
and foreign service officers. An email obtained by various media
outlets in case the employees were placed on leave after
they tried to circumvent.

Speaker 3 (27:42):
Trump's executive orders.

Speaker 4 (27:44):
Monday's action reportedly targeted senior attorneys with the agency.

Speaker 3 (27:47):
I'm Mark Mayfield. This as the Trump administration is firing
more than a dozen officials who worked on criminal investigations
into the now President Brian Shook.

Speaker 7 (27:56):
As those details, a letter from Acting Attorney General James
mcchhay said they cannot be trusted to faithfully execute Trump's agenda.
This comes as the White House moves to investigate prosecutors
who oversaw criminal cases against the January sixth defendants.

Speaker 3 (28:13):
I'm Brian Shuk. Tickets for Super Bowl fifty nine are
cheaper than last year's Big Game, but there's still much
more expensive than those in Super Bowl history. This year,
we'll see the Philadelphia Eagles face off of the Kansas
City Chiefs in New Orleans, a rematch of Super Bowl
fifty seven, and the last stop on the Chiefs hopes
for a three peat back to back to back Super

(28:34):
Bowl champions average ticket prices are about eight thousand dollars,
while the cheapest tickets are fifty seven hundred dollars. I
was sitting here thinking, if they paid me fifty seven
hundred dollars, I still wouldn't go down there to watch
those two teams eighty seven hundred dollars. I still wouldn't
go down there. Ten grand I'd be there. Well, everybody's

(28:56):
got a price, right, and they always said Andy Reid
couldn't win the big one. Uh. We featured this a
little bit earlier, but Selena Gomez obviously very upset about
the children of illegal immigrants, even though the only thing
that president is deporting are felony criminals and gang members
and drug lords and human traffickers. But that doesn't stop
Selena from crying. Lisa Taylor has More.

Speaker 8 (29:18):
The actress and singer posted an emotional message on her
ex accounts children.

Speaker 3 (29:24):
I don't understand.

Speaker 5 (29:26):
I'm so sorry.

Speaker 3 (29:27):
I wish she could.

Speaker 2 (29:28):
Do something that he can't.

Speaker 3 (29:30):
I don't know what to do.

Speaker 8 (29:33):
The former Disney star said she'll try somehow to be
there for immigrants who fear federal agents may soon raid
their communities looking for immigrants who were in the United States, illegally.

Speaker 3 (29:42):
I'm Lisa Taylor. Okay, Justin Bieber, I get it. Blake
Shelton will host The One I Slept You see when
I sleep. I'm playful, a little mean, just got a
little bite to you. Dear Lord, Hello, Craig, do you
know so to forgive me name?

Speaker 5 (30:04):
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Speaker 3 (30:04):
Shelton'll host the one hundredth anniversary special of the Grand
Ole Opry in Peace If this is lost Still. It
will air live on NBC on March nineteenth.

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Opry members including Brad Paisley, Carrie Underwood, Garth Brooks, Kelsey, Ballerini, Luke, Colmbs,
Reba McIntyre, and Moore will perform at the Historic Venue
in Nashville. Shelton said, the Grand Ole Opry has been
connecting the country music family for one hundred years, and
I'm so proud to be part of this historic celebration.

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I'm Mark Mayfield and Hoops. Sons beat the Clippers, Calves
beat the Pistons, Lakers one over the Hornets, Griz lost
to the Knicks, Kings beat the Nets, Whiz lost to
the MAVs and the Bucks by fifteen over the Jazz
on the Ice. Red Wings lost five to two to
the Kings Blues loss to the Canucks five to two,
and the krack And loss to the Eulers four to two.
Birthdays today, I have never seen it. Lord of the

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Rings Elijah wood Is forty four, mash Saw Them All Hot,
lips Ulahan, What was Ellan All? This character? Look Pierce Hawkey,
Hawk Guy Hawkeye, Pierce himself, Alan Alda and one of
my all time favorite movies. Unfortunately it's about adultery though,

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same time next year. Did you ever see that in
the Johnny Mathis does the same song? Oh no Hello,
All you did was say hello, Allan all to eighty
nine years old, Purpose driven life author and pastor Rick
Warren is seventy one, and my favorite Supreme Court justice
from Nolins, Louisiana, Amy Cony Barrett is fifty three. If

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it's your birthday, Happy birthday. We are so glad you
were born. And thanks for waking up with your morning show.
This is your morning show with Michael del Chona. Well
you probably know him best for his hit sitcom for
over a decade called Coach, or maybe it's his movies
The Family Stone or Poltergeist. And he's out with a

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new movie. That I think will also be an instant classic.
Good morning to Craig, Team Newson, Good morning Craig. Would
you slept through that one? Sorry, we can't do that one.
You mean he's not here? No, no, he's not here.
We were supposed to do that yesterday to have it
for today's show. And then that's right, I remember I
slept through it. Here's one for you. Sixty two percent

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of couples keep at least some money separate from each other.
First of all, I want to start with this. If
you ever google my net worth, I mean, who makes
these things up? Just to show you how much crap
there is on the internet. Okay, One, if you google
my bio, they'll often refer to my daughter Alex as
my second son, which is very offensive to her. I mean,

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they have all these ais that create these things. Now,
So my nephew gets a kick out of this because
every time he goes you got any coke? Of course
I do. My net worths eleven point one million out
in the garage, which is nowhere near what my net
worth is. Joe the Bonus read, but my wife's like,
are you hiding money? The Knick's thoroughly convinced. I think
dad's hiding money from us. Scuse he's with a living.

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Let me tell you something. There's the reason why they
say for better or worse, and for richer for poor,
it's definitely going to be poor and and kids get
worse and worse. Right, Remember when we used to complain
about formula and diapers and it was it was outrageous.
It's been sure, that's nothing compared to cars and insurance. College.
So I love how they do this wallet hub story.

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When it comes to money, couples face a big question
yours mine or ours? They're missing enough theirs. I don't
see any of my money. Yeah, a new survey took
a look at how couples are managing their finance. Experts
say that generally isn't a wrong answer as long as
you communicate. But yeah, there's some people that have some

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money stash aside, that's just theirs. My wife's motto is
what's yours as mine and what's mine is mine. That
that sounds more realistic. Wonder what I would have said
to correct Nelson. God wish I went this left through
that we're all in this together. This is Your Morning
Show with Michael del jorno