February 5, 2025 • 34 mins
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How will inflation affect your Super Bowl party this year? National Correspondent RORY’O’NEILL breaks it down.
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Two three, starting your morning off right.
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A new way of talk, a new way of understanding
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but it's not the same without my iHeart insulated. Mug.
Still can't believe I broke that seven minutes. This seems
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like heems like we were just here. But let's do
it again, shall we? Welcome to Wednesday, February the fifth.
You have our Lord twenty twenty five, seven minutes after
the hour on year and streaming live on your iHeartRadio app.
This is your morning show. I'm Michael del Jornam the
Israeli Prime Minister bb Net and Yao, who is giving
credit to President Trump for the ceasefire deal in the Gaza. Meanwhile,
Trump floats the idea of the riviera of the Middle
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East and US ownership of the Gaza. Protesters want Congress
to block President Trump's agenda unless he restricts the actions
of Elon Musk. The left went crazy yesterday over Elon Musk,
who is an appointee. From looking at the books of
other agency heads who are appointees, the NFL is removing
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end racism message from the end Zone. All sixty seven victims'
bodies have been recovered in the mid air collision in Washington,
d C. And we're thankful for that. Roy O'Neil is
covering the super Bowl and how inflation will affect our
super Bowl party. This is like how we do the
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annual cost of the Thanksgiving dinner, right, But I don't
know that we all eat the same kinds of things,
do we?
Speaker 3 (02:03):
Well, No, but it's The data also comes from the
National Retail Federation that takes a look at some of
the numbers for Super Bowl fifty nine?
Speaker 1 (02:12):
Is it fifty nine? Two hundred and three point four million.
Speaker 3 (02:16):
Adults are expected to watch the game, with those watching
expected to spend almost one hundred bucks each, so we're
talking about eighteen billion dollars in spending. Not even half
the viewers, though, say the game is actually the most
important part of why they tune in. A lot of
them are watching for the halftime show, and seventeen percent
say they're tuning in just for the commercials.
Speaker 1 (02:37):
I you know, there was a time, Rory, what was it,
maybe fifteen twenty years ago? I would believe that because
the commercials did kind of almost rival the game in interest,
and they then they delivered at a great letter. But
it just hasn't felt that way for over a decade.
I just don't. You don't hear the buzz about it
like you used to now when pregame starts at eight
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am and you always could have an interview with the
president and by the time the game starts, you're exhausted,
and then how long the halftime is. You know, somewhere
in all that distraction is the most meaningful game of
these players' lives. But I don't know. I don't know
if I buy the commercial thing anymore? Do you to?
Speaker 3 (03:12):
At least maybe that would say I would say the
commercial interest, I agree, is sort of waning. But a
lot of that is because you know, we've already seen
most of the commercials already, they released them two weeks
before at this point, or or dribs and drabs. We
get a slow feed of who's in commercials, Sean Hennity,
I hear is in one of the super Bowl commercials.
Speaker 1 (03:33):
The other thing is the games are are closer.
Speaker 3 (03:37):
You know, for a long time there the super Bowl
was sort of a blowout every year, and.
Speaker 1 (03:40):
I know the case in a while, this one's going
to be. You know, nobody wanted this. You know, I'll
never forget the meme where it showed you know what
America wants the Lions and the Bills. What America will
get the Chiefs and the Eagles. And I can end
the conversation real quick and say, Okay, you can't argue
that these might be the two best teams, or certainly
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two of the four best teams and the two the
one to get there Chiefs. You know, some people might
argue with the refs in the back pocket, but when
you start, when you start going over the players and
you start going over the matchups, this is gonna be
a great game. This is gonna be a very close game,
and then the Chiefs are gonna win their third straight.
But you know, but it's funny you said that, because
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I think, you know, you always nail it. And I
know we got to go in about a minute, but
you always nail it. In the old days, they did
not pre release these commercials, and then now it's like
a week or two before the Super Bowl and I'm
watching something and just a really exceptional, clever ad will
come on with a big name star and I'll go, well,
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that was awful, good, you know, for normal time. But
then it doesn't have its bang during the Super Bowl.
So I think that's a big part of a they
haven't been as memorable like the frog Budweiser Frogs or
whatever the people would say over their top three most memorable.
They're just not as good anymore. And I think the
pre really I've never thought of that, that really does
kind of kill it. And then it's a whole event.
Speaker 3 (05:04):
I mean, they'll be on Good Morning America or that
whatever network has the game, telling you, hey, here's our
new preview for the super Bowl ad to like, wait,
I have to watch an ad again.
Speaker 1 (05:13):
This is now your news segment is an ad Wait
a minute, what the last interesting thing? The last interesting
point that you made was how many people will be watching?
Because this is something people do in groups and in parties,
and therefore I don't know that Nielson never can capture
what the audience actually is, let alone worldwide. But Devil
de Eggs, Yeah, you see Devil Deggs at a Super
Bowl party. That's expense swanky. That's the Marlago part. That's well,
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that's the riviera of the middle. Super Bowl. We have
Malory coming back next hour. We'll talk about what the
left is all upset about USAID and cutting of funding. Today,
there's just so much. We're gonna talk more about the
Super Bowl. Chris Myers, who when I was a teenager,
he did Force Down in four. He was our local
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sports guy on WWL Channel four. And what blows me
away in visiting with him is that he wasn't that
much older than me. He was so mature and so
polished and classy, had young. Now he started in Miami
at sixteen or something crazy really, but the notion that
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he's at the same age as my brother Vic blew
me away. In hindsight. That's how good. He was, and
of course he went on to ESPN for decades now
with Fox, great play by play guy. He's covered everything.
He's very versatile. Like Jim Nantz. He can do NASCAR,
he can do NFL, he can he can do anything.
He's going to join us to talk about his new
book as well as previewed the Super Bowl. We just
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have to keep you awake. What do you mean keep
me awake? Well, because you slept through your last big interview,
so we have to keep you awake for this. Wow,
that's just below the belt. It's just my son did
that to me yesterday? Did he really? Yeah? Would have
happened to that interview? I said, well, I'm missed it,
and then my wife, Chime said he overslept. He' Snoozedy losed.
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They have a big just I'll never I'm never gonna
outlive that, am I I've been dinner time around your
table is just a riot. I really wanted to meet
Craig T. Nelson. I loved the show Coach, I loved
the movie. Poulter. Guys, I'm sorry. It's the only time. Actually,
it's not the only time. Somewhere. Rick Corey is out
there in tells Oklahoma. I used to do afternoons and
I was the program director. So I went home to
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let my bulldog out at lunch and I laid down
and I woke up and it was four o five.
Oh no, what tiwme does show start four o' five?
So you have Rick. Rick is like you. He never
let me hear the end of it. He's like Michael's
the only guy I knew that I had to call
him sleepy. I did. I called him sleepy. All right, yeah, no,
(07:48):
I'll be up for this one, smart al. So we're
gonna have him job about the super Bowl. We'll run
by the riviera of the Middle East with David Snati.
It has been a remarkable first two weeks for Donald
and you know, at some point Trump one point zero
first term was the great disruptor. Is he on pace
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now potentially to be a great transformational leader? Now you know,
I'm this the top story taking over ownership of the
Gaza Strip. I feel a need to say what he
did say versus what everybody's saying he said, because you're
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seeing the news reports and they're basically saying Trump's displacing
all Palestinians and taking over the Gaza strip. That's not
what he's said. Now you may think it's an idea
that's too far. I mean, as it was coming out
of his lips, I'm thinking, do I want to put
within the United States responsibility and put our troops in
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a position to protect an area so volatile? I'm thinking
of what the other side believes. There is a you know,
there is a kingdom versus kingdom war here, not just
nation versus nation, and you're gonna interject yourself into a
kingdom that's not gonna fly. But he never said he
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was kicking out all the Palestinians. He said, the Palestinian
people deserve a safe place where they can have a
life and it's protected, and it's beautiful, and it's filled
with jobs and opportunity. Then as he starts describing the possibilities,
then it starts sounding like Atlantic City, We're gonna build
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the biggest beautiful buildings, the biggest beautiful homes. Nice, you know.
But as he say, they say, well, the first thing
we're gonna do is come in level the whole place.
It's already leveled from the bombs. It was like, am
I hearing this? Now we're gonna own it. But you
know then it even came up in the Q and A,
and sometimes he was clear and sometimes he wasn't clear,
but consistently when you go in and add it all up,
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what he's basically saying is because the one person said, well,
you're just going to displace all Palestinians, who's going to
live there? And then Trump's like, well, it's going to
be the rivier of the Middle East. It's going to
be the people of the world. But yes, all the
and then he came back and clarified that he's going
to let the Palestine, that's where the Palestinians will live,
not a moss in control. Now the statement of problem
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is what can't get lost in the conversation because you
can make fun of Donald Trump's idea, and that's all
it is at this point is an idea. Now the
left will take that and narrativize it. Here comes the
great tyrant, here comes the boogeyman, here comes the Hitler,
and now he wants to take control of the Gaza
and own it and kick all the Palestinians out. It's
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not what he said, and you cannot like his idea.
You know, he's floating it. He claims it's getting a
lot of great reaction. I have some more reaction. Obviously,
Russian and China are coming out against and of course
they're calling it an American occupation. It's not like America
is going to occupy it. America is going to own it,
build it, and protect it for them to live in.
But I think rid had the great question before the show,
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what was that? Is this actually Trump or our Friday
with forty seven Trump that made this comment. I don't
know if it was Sean Farrash or the real Trump,
but it looked like the real Trump. And John Decker
our White House corresponded. I tried to text John a
couple of things, and he's like, listen, I just report
the news. I don't comment on it. Like well, in
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that convenience, I can't make this up. You know, we're
talking about the epicenter of the epicenter of the world
and the epicenter of all strife and cause of military fighting.
But obviously, you know, China and rushes against it. A
senior official with a mosque called it ridiculous and absurd. Well,
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of course they're terrorists. But my point is, say what
you want about the idea. Do you have a better one?
Because the statement of problem is accurate. It is love,
It is hell on earth. You wouldn't want to live there.
Do you have something better to offer the Palestinian people
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than hamas terrorism? They're always going to strike. They're right
on the border. That would have been like coming up
with a solution for nine to eleven. I will give
al Qaeda New Jersey. Oh that'll keep Manhattan. Say, I mean,
you don't have you have the right to not like
the idea. You don't have the right to ignore the
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problem because not doing it doesn't change anything either. I
know it sounds like a cop out, but that's about
all I can process and say. At this point, rf
Kate Telsey Gabbert. They're going to get confirmed. They're out
of committee. Pam BONDI already confirmed. We didn't think any
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of this cabinet, no matter how much it gets drug
out dragged dot will not have a problem getting confirmed.
And it will the back and work back in the
office back to work Trump policy supported by sixty seven
percent of likely voters. That one wasn't crazy. Aoc Musk
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is one of the most unintelligent billionaires. She's ever met,
So you have a bartender, he took the words out
of my mouth commenting on a guy who has revolutionized
auto travel and space travel. Please let me interrupt myself
and say, found your way to get a booster rocket
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to return to Earth and set itself upright and right
back into the arms. I mean, you may not like
what he's digging around in the underwear drawer and finding,
but please, madam bartender, come on. Although Maxine Waters was
probably more entertaining, and I think Red was most entertained
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by Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana. He he's in our
Sounds at the Day and he not that John Kennedy
I know, but the southern timing John Kennedy A huge
fan of Senator Kenney. Well, because he's basically saying, look,
if you don't like this, we're going to get around education.
We're going to get around Oh oh, I love it.
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And then Joe Rogan and Our Sounds of the Day
on Kamala Harris's team trying to rewrite history, and he
sets the record straight about how easy Donald Trump was
to agree to anything and how difficult they were in
trying to protect and hide her and plain sight, and
I would say the most priceless moment because I remember
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when Red you sent it to me and I double taked,
like old fashioned comedic double take. Joe Biden, Joe Biden
has an agent? What do they plan to do with
Joe Biden? Dorito's commercials? It's your Morning Show with Michael Delcho. No,
you know, I think one of my favorite things is
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the protests over the waste being identified and the notion
that you're outside of Congress. Keep our waste, keep our
over spreading, keep the corruption. I mean, because we've been
all saying from the very beginning, who's leading the left?
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Who is the Democrat party leaders? And what is their
message as all this is going on? Is it Chucky Schumer?
His quote was, if Doge attacks USA today, then you
can be sure they'll move on to another target tomorrow.
Who knows, Maybe it'll be the Postal Service, maybe the
IRS Social Security Administration. They could be next. And I'm
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thinking to myself, one man's fear is most of America's hope.
And that's what way do you hear? I mean, when
Elizabeth Elizabeth Warren is such a crazy, nervous energy she arrived,
you had to have her speak yesterday. We'll explain the
process of what Musk is and is doing compared to
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the attack. And I still don't think they have a
leader or a message, but I'll let you decide.
Speaker 4 (16:18):
This is Rebecca in spring Hill, Tennessee, and my morning
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Speaker 2 (16:55):
For the listeners. Yes, are you not entday? I love that.
I want him in one of the sounds of the day.
Open all right, I am Michael del Jorno. That's Jeffrey
with the sound. Red comes and goes. I don't know,
he keeps disappearing on screen. We don't know what's contician.
He disappears they're getting well. He saw it his wife
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in half in the last break. Well if you're just
waking up.
Speaker 1 (17:23):
Protesters want Congress to block Trump's agenda unless he restricts
the actions of Elon Musk. Keep bar waste, keep bar that.
Elizabeth Warren and AOC the former bartender, trying to tell
us how Elon Musk may be the dumbest billionaire she's
ever met. I can't get over today. Call it just me.
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Elon Musk is appointed by the president to go through
expenditures and make recommendations. He has no power to make
the cut cuts. He is not governing over the American
people unelected, like any agency, he'll make recommendations. Ultimately, any
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cuts will be finalized by Congress and signed in a
law by a president who were elected who the people
are behind. But this begs the question, what are they
up to? Who's their leader? And what do they do?
I saw a great meme yesterday. I had to share it.
And you know how we like to be a victim
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mentality in America. We don't care about how things happened.
We just care that we survived them together. Why don't
you unite and elect some smart people who will keep
water in a ravine and your house won't burn down.
Isn't that better than just being la strong? I mean,
I'm not mocking. I'm just saying, see, we're good at
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being victims. And so somebody kind of played off of
that and it was this pure black with white lettering
and it said I survived the twenty twenty five global
trade war. And then it's dated third of February twenty
twenty five to third of February twenty twenty five, because
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it had ever happened. It was over in an hour.
It was a negotiation, and your country won. It's kind
of like the meme I shared right before the news
break Chuckie schumerl of dojual Tech USA IRS could be next.
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Postal Service could be next, so secret everything should be next.
Who's for waste? Welcome to my world. People thought I
was doing this as hyperbole, and I wasn't. I was
being dead serious. Shut the government down. When we shut
the government down, it cuts off all non essential spending.
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Here's the bottom line. Forget politicians and the scare tactics
and games they play. It wouldn't touch your social security,
wouldn't touch defense. Why because that's necessary spending, and the
question ought to be why does government do any unnecessary spending?
You know, A long time ago I interviewed Mike Pence
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at the time he was the mayor I think of India,
mayor of Indianapolis, and he said one of the most
brilliant things I ever heard. If it's in the yellow Pages,
the government shouldn't be doing it. Take a moment and
think about that. Government should only be doing the things
that government must do that we can't do individually, we
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can't do privately. We must collectively do the security of
our nation, the protection of its people, necessary services. I mean,
if somebody's appointed to find misspending, I hope they look everywhere.
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Kind of gets us just a preview of sounds of
the day. And it's our senator from Louisiana, John Kennedy,
who had this message for the left that just freaked
out yesterday. I cannot wait to play you, Maxine Waters.
I cannot wait to play you, Elizabeth Warren. I mean,
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they want cuckoo fran and Olie and they're trying to
make a straw man and rewrite the process in order
to make the straw man. With Elon Musk. It's just
not so. And what are you ultimately? Who's the leader
and what are you ultimately standing for? Waste? Corruption? That's
your message. These are your leaders. White, no wonder you lost,
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and I see a lot of losing in your future. Well,
Senator John Kennedy from the Rotunda had this message for
all the left and the Democrats freaking out over Doge.
Speaker 4 (22:08):
From my friends who are upset, I would say, with respect,
you know, call somebody who cares.
Speaker 1 (22:15):
They better get used to this.
Speaker 4 (22:17):
It's USAID today. It's going to be a Department of
Education and mar And really, here's.
Speaker 1 (22:22):
What's going on.
Speaker 4 (22:23):
For four years under President Biden. The people in charge
ask one simple question, who needs to pay more in taxes?
Speaker 1 (22:32):
Stop because he's very frank and sometimes that's very humorous.
But under this sweet Southern draw is a very smart
man that punched us all in the face. Rewind it,
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let's hear it again.
Speaker 4 (22:57):
Get used to this. It's USAID today. It's going to
be a Department of Education the Mare And really, here's
what's going on for four years under President Biden. The
people in charge ask one simple question, who needs to
pay more in taxes? Who needs to pay more in taxes. Well,
that's not the question that the Republicans and President Trump
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are going to ask. Our question is what the hell
happened to the money? And that's all that's going on.
Speaker 1 (23:28):
The first thing you have to identify is does America
have a revenue problem or a spending problem. That's something
every one of you that run a company have to
start with. That's something all of us who run a household. Now,
I can tell you as someone who has had spending
problems in the past, we don't like to admit it.
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We exaggerate our revenue and we downplay our spending. We're
justifying our spending because we can't control our impulse. And
we talk about, well I can get a couple more
of these or a couple more of that, that'll cover it.
But that never happened. It was a great Saturnite live
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skit one time, and it was the most amazing. It
was basically making the point the guy's like a finance guru.
He's going to help this family that's buried in debt.
And his first you know, the first thing in his
book that he's selling is don't buy anything you can't afford.
Stop buying, you know, I mean, we make fun of
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Dave Ramsey, mostly his voice. But yeah, if you just
if you did, you know, oh, I want that car,
all right, start saving for it, pay cash, and when
you have enough money, buy it. But we don't do
we we don't wait, and we lose thousands on our
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trade in. Then with all the add ons, it ends
up being thousands more than a cost, and then when
push comes to shove, we finance it. I'll never forget
the first time I saw sixty months and I laughed.
Now I think seventy two months is commonplace. I've seen
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eighty and eighty four months. Anything to make the payment right, right,
never mind how long you're going to be upside down,
never mind now you're going to owe about twenty thousand
more after it depreciates in a year and a half
that it's worth. I've used this example before. I got
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contacted by radio station in San Francisco to be the
program director. In our talks, we start talking about cost
of living and he's like, oh, it's no sweat. We
have one hundred year mortgages on goages. I remember at
the time I thought I was so old. I'm thirty five.
Oh my god, come seventy years short in the mortgage.
I don't sweat that because it appreciates until it doesn't.
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I'm sorry. The seventy two and eighty month car Loan
plan is crazier than a one hundred year mortgage on
an appreciating piece of property. He just said it so casually,
but it's everything. You could tax every one one hundred percent.
Now you can't because if you did, you can only
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mess with billionaires so much. Why they're set, you're not.
They are. They don't need a job. They provide your jobs.
And if you tax them a hundred percent, let's take
their money and go to the well you the Riviera Riviera,
or the riviera in the Middle East when it's built.
They don't need you. But if you did, and if
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they kept doing, you could tax everybody one hundred percent,
you can't cover your deficits and debt. So clearly the
solution is in revenue now. It's part of the solution.
And we should get to manufacturing. We should stop giving
money for things unearned that's inflationary, start producing things made
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by us that will bring inflation down. He said in
eight seconds. But trust me, you could spend the rest
of this decade studying budgets, and you would come to
the conclusion, Oh, we don't have a revenue problem. We
definitely have a spending problem. And if we text everybody
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one hundred percent to answer the Democrats plan, you still
can't cover the deficit and debt, so you can't be
the solution. But see redistribution of wealth, leveling the playing field,
destroying the free market system. That's a part of their agenda.
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So you couldn't be going after a greater golden goose
than you're going after right now, Which is why would
Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana saying is so relevant.
Speaker 4 (28:14):
Uh stuff To my friends who are upset, I would say,
with respect, you know, call somebody who cares.
Speaker 1 (28:22):
They better get used to this.
Speaker 4 (28:24):
It's usaid today, it's going to be Department of Educational more.
And really, here's what's going on. For four years under
President Biden. The people in charge ask one simple question,
who needs to pay more in taxes? Who needs to
pay more in taxes? Well, that's not the question that
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the Republicans and President Trump are going to ask. Our
question is what the hell happened to the money?
Speaker 1 (28:50):
Yeah, they don't like to answer that. By the way,
what's the left's response. Here's Elizabeth Warred. We we are
here to fight back. Yeah, they want their waste. They
want that waste.
Speaker 5 (29:09):
Now, no one elected Elon.
Speaker 1 (29:13):
Musk to nothing, that's right. Not one Democrat in America
voted for Elon Musk.
Speaker 5 (29:22):
Not one Republican in America voted for Elon Musk.
Speaker 1 (29:27):
Now, they voted for Donald Trumph appointed Elon Musk, who's
finding this mismanagement. And he will make a report, he'll
make recommendations, and then it will be Congress and the
President that will enact it in the law. And Congress
and the president have been elected. This is their messaging.
This is the foolishness you wake up to. This is
your morning show with Michael del Chino Factor, Elizabeth Warren, and.
Speaker 4 (29:49):
Yet Elon Musk is seizing the power that belongs to
the American people.
Speaker 1 (29:59):
We are here to fight back.
Speaker 3 (30:02):
Was it over?
Speaker 1 (30:03):
Was a Germans bomb? Pearl Harbor, No, forget it. He's
on a rown fifty four minutes after the hours. Thanks
for waking up with your morning show, your top five
stories of the day. The President has a vision of
the US owning the gaza and creating the riviera of
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the Middle East more with Mark Mayfield, the.
Speaker 4 (30:26):
US will take over the Gaza Strip and we will
do a job with it too.
Speaker 1 (30:31):
We'll own it.
Speaker 6 (30:32):
Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyah, who met the
White House Tuesday with Netanyah, who becoming the first foreign
leader to meet with Trump in his second term. Trump
says he held fantastic talks with Netanyaho, with the Israeli
Prime minister calling Trump the greatest friend Israel has ever had.
In the White House, the President said the US should
own the Gaza Strip and be responsible for dismantling all
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of the dangerous unexploded bombs and other weapons there. Earlier
in the day, Trump said that people would not want
to go back to Gaza because of the struction in
the area.
Speaker 1 (31:01):
I'm Mark Mayfield now again. A lot of people might
be critical of this vision, this idea that's being floated,
but I can tell you this for sure. Nothing's more
ridiculous than moving forward the way we always have. Nothing's
more predictable than moving forward as we have. Nothing's more
dangerous for the Palestinian people than moving forward the way
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we have. Nothing's worse than what we've been doing. Make
sure you salt and pepper, you're making fun with that reality.
Here's some good news for the family members in terms
of what is rightfully theirs and for the process of
grief and closure. All sixty seven victims and last week's
(31:45):
deadly mid air collection collision in Washington, d C. The
bodies have been recovered. Officials confirmed the news.
Speaker 7 (31:51):
On Tuesday, an American Airlines plane collided with an Army
Blackhawk helicopter, causing both to fall into the Potomac River.
The cock pit and tail from the regional jet were
recovered earlier in the day. The crash was the deadliest
in the US since two thousand and one. I'm Brian Shuk.
Speaker 1 (32:09):
College and high school students won't be able to identify
themselves as non binary when applying for federal financial aid
Tammy Trihilo reports.
Speaker 5 (32:17):
The Trump administration said Tuesday that the Free Application for
Federal Student Aid, or FASA, won't include the term starting
in the twenty twenty five twenty six cycle. The Department
of Education said the change is because of President Trump's
executive order that the federal government only recognizes two sexes.
I'm Tammy TRICHEO.
Speaker 1 (32:35):
Kanye West says his wife Bianca Sensori is the most
googled person on the planet after their appearance at the Grammys.
Wester Portley made the post on Instagram. E News reported
the comments, which have now been deleted along with all
of his Instagram posts. He continued, we beat the Grammys.
(32:56):
By the way, the Google trends does indeed show that
Beyonce sensory her arriving at the Grammys naked was the
most popular search of the past two days. We're filthy pigs.
You know what I love when on Facebook you get
these such obvious troll or whatever you would call them bots.
You know, it's trying to be friends, and I get
(33:19):
thousands of friend requests, but they're mixed in and it's
always the same young girl, and it's like it's so obvious,
and I just hit the lead without even opening it.
But then I started clicking on it just to see
how many of friends of mine have friended that person,
so I can just look at them and go, you,
filthy pig, what's wrong with you? That's kind of what
(33:40):
it turns out to be with America googling. Of course,
I can't promise you that if I had a body
like that, I wouldn't walk around naked.
Speaker 5 (33:50):
Me.
Speaker 1 (33:50):
I cover as much as I can. Thank you, Thank
you for all of us.
Speaker 5 (33:53):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (33:55):
The incredible expense of egg it's even hitting the waffle
House mark me has more.
Speaker 6 (34:01):
The restaurant has placed a temporary egg surcharge of fifty
cents on every egg ordered of the establishment. Waffelehouse says
the ongoing egg shortage caused by the bird flu has
led to the restaurant increasing their egg prices. They also
add that they plan to adjust or remove the surcharge
once egg prices returned to normal levels. The cost of
eggs has almost doubled since last year due to the
population of chickens plunging in the US due to.
Speaker 1 (34:23):
The bird flu. I'm mark nephew. No extra charge though
for the filthy silverware. We're all in this together. This
is your Morning Show with Michael entheld Chow Now
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Speaker 2 (00:25):
Two three, starting your morning off right.
Speaker 1 (00:29):
A new way of talk, a new way of understanding
because we're in this together. This is your morning show
with Michael Bill charn Well. I'm enjoying my morning coffee,
but it's not the same without my iHeart insulated. Mug.
Still can't believe I broke that seven minutes. This seems
(00:52):
like heems like we were just here. But let's do
it again, shall we? Welcome to Wednesday, February the fifth.
You have our Lord twenty twenty five, seven minutes after
the hour on year and streaming live on your iHeartRadio app.
This is your morning show. I'm Michael del Jornam the
Israeli Prime Minister bb Net and Yao, who is giving
credit to President Trump for the ceasefire deal in the Gaza. Meanwhile,
Trump floats the idea of the riviera of the Middle
(01:14):
East and US ownership of the Gaza. Protesters want Congress
to block President Trump's agenda unless he restricts the actions
of Elon Musk. The left went crazy yesterday over Elon Musk,
who is an appointee. From looking at the books of
other agency heads who are appointees, the NFL is removing
(01:36):
end racism message from the end Zone. All sixty seven victims'
bodies have been recovered in the mid air collision in Washington,
d C. And we're thankful for that. Roy O'Neil is
covering the super Bowl and how inflation will affect our
super Bowl party. This is like how we do the
(01:57):
annual cost of the Thanksgiving dinner, right, But I don't
know that we all eat the same kinds of things,
do we?
Speaker 3 (02:03):
Well, No, but it's The data also comes from the
National Retail Federation that takes a look at some of
the numbers for Super Bowl fifty nine?
Speaker 1 (02:12):
Is it fifty nine? Two hundred and three point four million.
Speaker 3 (02:16):
Adults are expected to watch the game, with those watching
expected to spend almost one hundred bucks each, so we're
talking about eighteen billion dollars in spending. Not even half
the viewers, though, say the game is actually the most
important part of why they tune in. A lot of
them are watching for the halftime show, and seventeen percent
say they're tuning in just for the commercials.
Speaker 1 (02:37):
I you know, there was a time, Rory, what was it,
maybe fifteen twenty years ago? I would believe that because
the commercials did kind of almost rival the game in interest,
and they then they delivered at a great letter. But
it just hasn't felt that way for over a decade.
I just don't. You don't hear the buzz about it
like you used to now when pregame starts at eight
(02:58):
am and you always could have an interview with the
president and by the time the game starts, you're exhausted,
and then how long the halftime is. You know, somewhere
in all that distraction is the most meaningful game of
these players' lives. But I don't know. I don't know
if I buy the commercial thing anymore? Do you to?
Speaker 3 (03:12):
At least maybe that would say I would say the
commercial interest, I agree, is sort of waning. But a
lot of that is because you know, we've already seen
most of the commercials already, they released them two weeks
before at this point, or or dribs and drabs. We
get a slow feed of who's in commercials, Sean Hennity,
I hear is in one of the super Bowl commercials.
Speaker 1 (03:33):
The other thing is the games are are closer.
Speaker 3 (03:37):
You know, for a long time there the super Bowl
was sort of a blowout every year, and.
Speaker 1 (03:40):
I know the case in a while, this one's going
to be. You know, nobody wanted this. You know, I'll
never forget the meme where it showed you know what
America wants the Lions and the Bills. What America will
get the Chiefs and the Eagles. And I can end
the conversation real quick and say, Okay, you can't argue
that these might be the two best teams, or certainly
(04:00):
two of the four best teams and the two the
one to get there Chiefs. You know, some people might
argue with the refs in the back pocket, but when
you start, when you start going over the players and
you start going over the matchups, this is gonna be
a great game. This is gonna be a very close game,
and then the Chiefs are gonna win their third straight.
But you know, but it's funny you said that, because
(04:22):
I think, you know, you always nail it. And I
know we got to go in about a minute, but
you always nail it. In the old days, they did
not pre release these commercials, and then now it's like
a week or two before the Super Bowl and I'm
watching something and just a really exceptional, clever ad will
come on with a big name star and I'll go, well,
(04:42):
that was awful, good, you know, for normal time. But
then it doesn't have its bang during the Super Bowl.
So I think that's a big part of a they
haven't been as memorable like the frog Budweiser Frogs or
whatever the people would say over their top three most memorable.
They're just not as good anymore. And I think the
pre really I've never thought of that, that really does
kind of kill it. And then it's a whole event.
Speaker 3 (05:04):
I mean, they'll be on Good Morning America or that
whatever network has the game, telling you, hey, here's our
new preview for the super Bowl ad to like, wait,
I have to watch an ad again.
Speaker 1 (05:13):
This is now your news segment is an ad Wait
a minute, what the last interesting thing? The last interesting
point that you made was how many people will be watching?
Because this is something people do in groups and in parties,
and therefore I don't know that Nielson never can capture
what the audience actually is, let alone worldwide. But Devil
de Eggs, Yeah, you see Devil Deggs at a Super
Bowl party. That's expense swanky. That's the Marlago part. That's well,
(05:37):
that's the riviera of the middle. Super Bowl. We have
Malory coming back next hour. We'll talk about what the
left is all upset about USAID and cutting of funding. Today,
there's just so much. We're gonna talk more about the
Super Bowl. Chris Myers, who when I was a teenager,
he did Force Down in four. He was our local
(06:01):
sports guy on WWL Channel four. And what blows me
away in visiting with him is that he wasn't that
much older than me. He was so mature and so
polished and classy, had young. Now he started in Miami
at sixteen or something crazy really, but the notion that
(06:21):
he's at the same age as my brother Vic blew
me away. In hindsight. That's how good. He was, and
of course he went on to ESPN for decades now
with Fox, great play by play guy. He's covered everything.
He's very versatile. Like Jim Nantz. He can do NASCAR,
he can do NFL, he can he can do anything.
He's going to join us to talk about his new
book as well as previewed the Super Bowl. We just
(06:42):
have to keep you awake. What do you mean keep
me awake? Well, because you slept through your last big interview,
so we have to keep you awake for this. Wow,
that's just below the belt. It's just my son did
that to me yesterday? Did he really? Yeah? Would have
happened to that interview? I said, well, I'm missed it,
and then my wife, Chime said he overslept. He' Snoozedy losed.
(07:04):
They have a big just I'll never I'm never gonna
outlive that, am I I've been dinner time around your
table is just a riot. I really wanted to meet
Craig T. Nelson. I loved the show Coach, I loved
the movie. Poulter. Guys, I'm sorry. It's the only time. Actually,
it's not the only time. Somewhere. Rick Corey is out
there in tells Oklahoma. I used to do afternoons and
I was the program director. So I went home to
(07:26):
let my bulldog out at lunch and I laid down
and I woke up and it was four o five.
Oh no, what tiwme does show start four o' five?
So you have Rick. Rick is like you. He never
let me hear the end of it. He's like Michael's
the only guy I knew that I had to call
him sleepy. I did. I called him sleepy. All right, yeah, no,
(07:48):
I'll be up for this one, smart al. So we're
gonna have him job about the super Bowl. We'll run
by the riviera of the Middle East with David Snati.
It has been a remarkable first two weeks for Donald
and you know, at some point Trump one point zero
first term was the great disruptor. Is he on pace
(08:08):
now potentially to be a great transformational leader? Now you know,
I'm this the top story taking over ownership of the
Gaza Strip. I feel a need to say what he
did say versus what everybody's saying he said, because you're
(08:29):
seeing the news reports and they're basically saying Trump's displacing
all Palestinians and taking over the Gaza strip. That's not
what he's said. Now you may think it's an idea
that's too far. I mean, as it was coming out
of his lips, I'm thinking, do I want to put
within the United States responsibility and put our troops in
(08:52):
a position to protect an area so volatile? I'm thinking
of what the other side believes. There is a you know,
there is a kingdom versus kingdom war here, not just
nation versus nation, and you're gonna interject yourself into a
kingdom that's not gonna fly. But he never said he
(09:14):
was kicking out all the Palestinians. He said, the Palestinian
people deserve a safe place where they can have a
life and it's protected, and it's beautiful, and it's filled
with jobs and opportunity. Then as he starts describing the possibilities,
then it starts sounding like Atlantic City, We're gonna build
(09:36):
the biggest beautiful buildings, the biggest beautiful homes. Nice, you know.
But as he say, they say, well, the first thing
we're gonna do is come in level the whole place.
It's already leveled from the bombs. It was like, am
I hearing this? Now we're gonna own it. But you
know then it even came up in the Q and A,
and sometimes he was clear and sometimes he wasn't clear,
but consistently when you go in and add it all up,
(09:58):
what he's basically saying is because the one person said, well,
you're just going to displace all Palestinians, who's going to
live there? And then Trump's like, well, it's going to
be the rivier of the Middle East. It's going to
be the people of the world. But yes, all the
and then he came back and clarified that he's going
to let the Palestine, that's where the Palestinians will live,
not a moss in control. Now the statement of problem
(10:22):
is what can't get lost in the conversation because you
can make fun of Donald Trump's idea, and that's all
it is at this point is an idea. Now the
left will take that and narrativize it. Here comes the
great tyrant, here comes the boogeyman, here comes the Hitler,
and now he wants to take control of the Gaza
and own it and kick all the Palestinians out. It's
(10:44):
not what he said, and you cannot like his idea.
You know, he's floating it. He claims it's getting a
lot of great reaction. I have some more reaction. Obviously,
Russian and China are coming out against and of course
they're calling it an American occupation. It's not like America
is going to occupy it. America is going to own it,
build it, and protect it for them to live in.
But I think rid had the great question before the show,
(11:07):
what was that? Is this actually Trump or our Friday
with forty seven Trump that made this comment. I don't
know if it was Sean Farrash or the real Trump,
but it looked like the real Trump. And John Decker
our White House corresponded. I tried to text John a
couple of things, and he's like, listen, I just report
the news. I don't comment on it. Like well, in
(11:28):
that convenience, I can't make this up. You know, we're
talking about the epicenter of the epicenter of the world
and the epicenter of all strife and cause of military fighting.
But obviously, you know, China and rushes against it. A
senior official with a mosque called it ridiculous and absurd. Well,
(11:48):
of course they're terrorists. But my point is, say what
you want about the idea. Do you have a better one?
Because the statement of problem is accurate. It is love,
It is hell on earth. You wouldn't want to live there.
Do you have something better to offer the Palestinian people
(12:08):
than hamas terrorism? They're always going to strike. They're right
on the border. That would have been like coming up
with a solution for nine to eleven. I will give
al Qaeda New Jersey. Oh that'll keep Manhattan. Say, I mean,
you don't have you have the right to not like
the idea. You don't have the right to ignore the
(12:30):
problem because not doing it doesn't change anything either. I
know it sounds like a cop out, but that's about
all I can process and say. At this point, rf
Kate Telsey Gabbert. They're going to get confirmed. They're out
of committee. Pam BONDI already confirmed. We didn't think any
(12:51):
of this cabinet, no matter how much it gets drug
out dragged dot will not have a problem getting confirmed.
And it will the back and work back in the
office back to work Trump policy supported by sixty seven
percent of likely voters. That one wasn't crazy. Aoc Musk
(13:14):
is one of the most unintelligent billionaires. She's ever met,
So you have a bartender, he took the words out
of my mouth commenting on a guy who has revolutionized
auto travel and space travel. Please let me interrupt myself
and say, found your way to get a booster rocket
(13:35):
to return to Earth and set itself upright and right
back into the arms. I mean, you may not like
what he's digging around in the underwear drawer and finding,
but please, madam bartender, come on. Although Maxine Waters was
probably more entertaining, and I think Red was most entertained
(13:56):
by Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana. He he's in our
Sounds at the Day and he not that John Kennedy
I know, but the southern timing John Kennedy A huge
fan of Senator Kenney. Well, because he's basically saying, look,
if you don't like this, we're going to get around education.
We're going to get around Oh oh, I love it.
(14:19):
And then Joe Rogan and Our Sounds of the Day
on Kamala Harris's team trying to rewrite history, and he
sets the record straight about how easy Donald Trump was
to agree to anything and how difficult they were in
trying to protect and hide her and plain sight, and
I would say the most priceless moment because I remember
(14:42):
when Red you sent it to me and I double taked,
like old fashioned comedic double take. Joe Biden, Joe Biden
has an agent? What do they plan to do with
Joe Biden? Dorito's commercials? It's your Morning Show with Michael Delcho. No,
you know, I think one of my favorite things is
(15:02):
the protests over the waste being identified and the notion
that you're outside of Congress. Keep our waste, keep our
over spreading, keep the corruption. I mean, because we've been
all saying from the very beginning, who's leading the left?
(15:23):
Who is the Democrat party leaders? And what is their
message as all this is going on? Is it Chucky Schumer?
His quote was, if Doge attacks USA today, then you
can be sure they'll move on to another target tomorrow.
Who knows, Maybe it'll be the Postal Service, maybe the
IRS Social Security Administration. They could be next. And I'm
(15:47):
thinking to myself, one man's fear is most of America's hope.
And that's what way do you hear? I mean, when
Elizabeth Elizabeth Warren is such a crazy, nervous energy she arrived,
you had to have her speak yesterday. We'll explain the
process of what Musk is and is doing compared to
(16:12):
the attack. And I still don't think they have a
leader or a message, but I'll let you decide.
Speaker 4 (16:18):
This is Rebecca in spring Hill, Tennessee, and my morning
show is your Morning Show with Michael del Jorno.
Speaker 1 (16:30):
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(16:52):
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Speaker 2 (16:55):
For the listeners. Yes, are you not entday? I love that.
I want him in one of the sounds of the day.
Open all right, I am Michael del Jorno. That's Jeffrey
with the sound. Red comes and goes. I don't know,
he keeps disappearing on screen. We don't know what's contician.
He disappears they're getting well. He saw it his wife
(17:18):
in half in the last break. Well if you're just
waking up.
Speaker 1 (17:23):
Protesters want Congress to block Trump's agenda unless he restricts
the actions of Elon Musk. Keep bar waste, keep bar that.
Elizabeth Warren and AOC the former bartender, trying to tell
us how Elon Musk may be the dumbest billionaire she's
ever met. I can't get over today. Call it just me.
(17:50):
Elon Musk is appointed by the president to go through
expenditures and make recommendations. He has no power to make
the cut cuts. He is not governing over the American
people unelected, like any agency, he'll make recommendations. Ultimately, any
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cuts will be finalized by Congress and signed in a
law by a president who were elected who the people
are behind. But this begs the question, what are they
up to? Who's their leader? And what do they do?
I saw a great meme yesterday. I had to share it.
And you know how we like to be a victim
(18:34):
mentality in America. We don't care about how things happened.
We just care that we survived them together. Why don't
you unite and elect some smart people who will keep
water in a ravine and your house won't burn down.
Isn't that better than just being la strong? I mean,
I'm not mocking. I'm just saying, see, we're good at
(18:56):
being victims. And so somebody kind of played off of
that and it was this pure black with white lettering
and it said I survived the twenty twenty five global
trade war. And then it's dated third of February twenty
twenty five to third of February twenty twenty five, because
(19:18):
it had ever happened. It was over in an hour.
It was a negotiation, and your country won. It's kind
of like the meme I shared right before the news
break Chuckie schumerl of dojual Tech USA IRS could be next.
(19:42):
Postal Service could be next, so secret everything should be next.
Who's for waste? Welcome to my world. People thought I
was doing this as hyperbole, and I wasn't. I was
being dead serious. Shut the government down. When we shut
the government down, it cuts off all non essential spending.
(20:05):
Here's the bottom line. Forget politicians and the scare tactics
and games they play. It wouldn't touch your social security,
wouldn't touch defense. Why because that's necessary spending, and the
question ought to be why does government do any unnecessary spending?
You know, A long time ago I interviewed Mike Pence
(20:28):
at the time he was the mayor I think of India,
mayor of Indianapolis, and he said one of the most
brilliant things I ever heard. If it's in the yellow Pages,
the government shouldn't be doing it. Take a moment and
think about that. Government should only be doing the things
that government must do that we can't do individually, we
(20:48):
can't do privately. We must collectively do the security of
our nation, the protection of its people, necessary services. I mean,
if somebody's appointed to find misspending, I hope they look everywhere.
(21:11):
Kind of gets us just a preview of sounds of
the day. And it's our senator from Louisiana, John Kennedy,
who had this message for the left that just freaked
out yesterday. I cannot wait to play you, Maxine Waters.
I cannot wait to play you, Elizabeth Warren. I mean,
(21:32):
they want cuckoo fran and Olie and they're trying to
make a straw man and rewrite the process in order
to make the straw man. With Elon Musk. It's just
not so. And what are you ultimately? Who's the leader
and what are you ultimately standing for? Waste? Corruption? That's
your message. These are your leaders. White, no wonder you lost,
(21:59):
and I see a lot of losing in your future. Well,
Senator John Kennedy from the Rotunda had this message for
all the left and the Democrats freaking out over Doge.
Speaker 4 (22:08):
From my friends who are upset, I would say, with respect,
you know, call somebody who cares.
Speaker 1 (22:15):
They better get used to this.
Speaker 4 (22:17):
It's USAID today. It's going to be a Department of
Education and mar And really, here's.
Speaker 1 (22:22):
What's going on.
Speaker 4 (22:23):
For four years under President Biden. The people in charge
ask one simple question, who needs to pay more in taxes?
Speaker 1 (22:32):
Stop because he's very frank and sometimes that's very humorous.
But under this sweet Southern draw is a very smart
man that punched us all in the face. Rewind it,
(22:55):
let's hear it again.
Speaker 4 (22:57):
Get used to this. It's USAID today. It's going to
be a Department of Education the Mare And really, here's
what's going on for four years under President Biden. The
people in charge ask one simple question, who needs to
pay more in taxes? Who needs to pay more in taxes. Well,
that's not the question that the Republicans and President Trump
(23:20):
are going to ask. Our question is what the hell
happened to the money? And that's all that's going on.
Speaker 1 (23:28):
The first thing you have to identify is does America
have a revenue problem or a spending problem. That's something
every one of you that run a company have to
start with. That's something all of us who run a household. Now,
I can tell you as someone who has had spending
problems in the past, we don't like to admit it.
(23:54):
We exaggerate our revenue and we downplay our spending. We're
justifying our spending because we can't control our impulse. And
we talk about, well I can get a couple more
of these or a couple more of that, that'll cover it.
But that never happened. It was a great Saturnite live
(24:19):
skit one time, and it was the most amazing. It
was basically making the point the guy's like a finance guru.
He's going to help this family that's buried in debt.
And his first you know, the first thing in his
book that he's selling is don't buy anything you can't afford.
Stop buying, you know, I mean, we make fun of
(24:39):
Dave Ramsey, mostly his voice. But yeah, if you just
if you did, you know, oh, I want that car,
all right, start saving for it, pay cash, and when
you have enough money, buy it. But we don't do
we we don't wait, and we lose thousands on our
(25:02):
trade in. Then with all the add ons, it ends
up being thousands more than a cost, and then when
push comes to shove, we finance it. I'll never forget
the first time I saw sixty months and I laughed.
Now I think seventy two months is commonplace. I've seen
(25:24):
eighty and eighty four months. Anything to make the payment right, right,
never mind how long you're going to be upside down,
never mind now you're going to owe about twenty thousand
more after it depreciates in a year and a half
that it's worth. I've used this example before. I got
(25:48):
contacted by radio station in San Francisco to be the
program director. In our talks, we start talking about cost
of living and he's like, oh, it's no sweat. We
have one hundred year mortgages on goages. I remember at
the time I thought I was so old. I'm thirty five.
Oh my god, come seventy years short in the mortgage.
I don't sweat that because it appreciates until it doesn't.
(26:14):
I'm sorry. The seventy two and eighty month car Loan
plan is crazier than a one hundred year mortgage on
an appreciating piece of property. He just said it so casually,
but it's everything. You could tax every one one hundred percent.
Now you can't because if you did, you can only
(26:37):
mess with billionaires so much. Why they're set, you're not.
They are. They don't need a job. They provide your jobs.
And if you tax them a hundred percent, let's take
their money and go to the well you the Riviera Riviera,
or the riviera in the Middle East when it's built.
They don't need you. But if you did, and if
(26:57):
they kept doing, you could tax everybody one hundred percent,
you can't cover your deficits and debt. So clearly the
solution is in revenue now. It's part of the solution.
And we should get to manufacturing. We should stop giving
money for things unearned that's inflationary, start producing things made
(27:19):
by us that will bring inflation down. He said in
eight seconds. But trust me, you could spend the rest
of this decade studying budgets, and you would come to
the conclusion, Oh, we don't have a revenue problem. We
definitely have a spending problem. And if we text everybody
(27:41):
one hundred percent to answer the Democrats plan, you still
can't cover the deficit and debt, so you can't be
the solution. But see redistribution of wealth, leveling the playing field,
destroying the free market system. That's a part of their agenda.
(28:03):
So you couldn't be going after a greater golden goose
than you're going after right now, Which is why would
Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana saying is so relevant.
Speaker 4 (28:14):
Uh stuff To my friends who are upset, I would say,
with respect, you know, call somebody who cares.
Speaker 1 (28:22):
They better get used to this.
Speaker 4 (28:24):
It's usaid today, it's going to be Department of Educational more.
And really, here's what's going on. For four years under
President Biden. The people in charge ask one simple question,
who needs to pay more in taxes? Who needs to
pay more in taxes? Well, that's not the question that
(28:44):
the Republicans and President Trump are going to ask. Our
question is what the hell happened to the money?
Speaker 1 (28:50):
Yeah, they don't like to answer that. By the way,
what's the left's response. Here's Elizabeth Warred. We we are
here to fight back. Yeah, they want their waste. They
want that waste.
Speaker 5 (29:09):
Now, no one elected Elon.
Speaker 1 (29:13):
Musk to nothing, that's right. Not one Democrat in America
voted for Elon Musk.
Speaker 5 (29:22):
Not one Republican in America voted for Elon Musk.
Speaker 1 (29:27):
Now, they voted for Donald Trumph appointed Elon Musk, who's
finding this mismanagement. And he will make a report, he'll
make recommendations, and then it will be Congress and the
President that will enact it in the law. And Congress
and the president have been elected. This is their messaging.
This is the foolishness you wake up to. This is
your morning show with Michael del Chino Factor, Elizabeth Warren, and.
Speaker 4 (29:49):
Yet Elon Musk is seizing the power that belongs to
the American people.
Speaker 1 (29:59):
We are here to fight back.
Speaker 3 (30:02):
Was it over?
Speaker 1 (30:03):
Was a Germans bomb? Pearl Harbor, No, forget it. He's
on a rown fifty four minutes after the hours. Thanks
for waking up with your morning show, your top five
stories of the day. The President has a vision of
the US owning the gaza and creating the riviera of
(30:23):
the Middle East more with Mark Mayfield, the.
Speaker 4 (30:26):
US will take over the Gaza Strip and we will
do a job with it too.
Speaker 1 (30:31):
We'll own it.
Speaker 6 (30:32):
Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyah, who met the
White House Tuesday with Netanyah, who becoming the first foreign
leader to meet with Trump in his second term. Trump
says he held fantastic talks with Netanyaho, with the Israeli
Prime minister calling Trump the greatest friend Israel has ever had.
In the White House, the President said the US should
own the Gaza Strip and be responsible for dismantling all
(30:52):
of the dangerous unexploded bombs and other weapons there. Earlier
in the day, Trump said that people would not want
to go back to Gaza because of the struction in
the area.
Speaker 1 (31:01):
I'm Mark Mayfield now again. A lot of people might
be critical of this vision, this idea that's being floated,
but I can tell you this for sure. Nothing's more
ridiculous than moving forward the way we always have. Nothing's
more predictable than moving forward as we have. Nothing's more
dangerous for the Palestinian people than moving forward the way
(31:23):
we have. Nothing's worse than what we've been doing. Make
sure you salt and pepper, you're making fun with that reality.
Here's some good news for the family members in terms
of what is rightfully theirs and for the process of
grief and closure. All sixty seven victims and last week's
(31:45):
deadly mid air collection collision in Washington, d C. The
bodies have been recovered. Officials confirmed the news.
Speaker 7 (31:51):
On Tuesday, an American Airlines plane collided with an Army
Blackhawk helicopter, causing both to fall into the Potomac River.
The cock pit and tail from the regional jet were
recovered earlier in the day. The crash was the deadliest
in the US since two thousand and one. I'm Brian Shuk.
Speaker 1 (32:09):
College and high school students won't be able to identify
themselves as non binary when applying for federal financial aid
Tammy Trihilo reports.
Speaker 5 (32:17):
The Trump administration said Tuesday that the Free Application for
Federal Student Aid, or FASA, won't include the term starting
in the twenty twenty five twenty six cycle. The Department
of Education said the change is because of President Trump's
executive order that the federal government only recognizes two sexes.
I'm Tammy TRICHEO.
Speaker 1 (32:35):
Kanye West says his wife Bianca Sensori is the most
googled person on the planet after their appearance at the Grammys.
Wester Portley made the post on Instagram. E News reported
the comments, which have now been deleted along with all
of his Instagram posts. He continued, we beat the Grammys.
(32:56):
By the way, the Google trends does indeed show that
Beyonce sensory her arriving at the Grammys naked was the
most popular search of the past two days. We're filthy pigs.
You know what I love when on Facebook you get
these such obvious troll or whatever you would call them bots.
You know, it's trying to be friends, and I get
(33:19):
thousands of friend requests, but they're mixed in and it's
always the same young girl, and it's like it's so obvious,
and I just hit the lead without even opening it.
But then I started clicking on it just to see
how many of friends of mine have friended that person,
so I can just look at them and go, you,
filthy pig, what's wrong with you? That's kind of what
(33:40):
it turns out to be with America googling. Of course,
I can't promise you that if I had a body
like that, I wouldn't walk around naked.
Speaker 5 (33:50):
Me.
Speaker 1 (33:50):
I cover as much as I can. Thank you, Thank
you for all of us.
Speaker 5 (33:53):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (33:55):
The incredible expense of egg it's even hitting the waffle
House mark me has more.
Speaker 6 (34:01):
The restaurant has placed a temporary egg surcharge of fifty
cents on every egg ordered of the establishment. Waffelehouse says
the ongoing egg shortage caused by the bird flu has
led to the restaurant increasing their egg prices. They also
add that they plan to adjust or remove the surcharge
once egg prices returned to normal levels. The cost of
eggs has almost doubled since last year due to the
population of chickens plunging in the US due to.
Speaker 1 (34:23):
The bird flu. I'm mark nephew. No extra charge though
for the filthy silverware. We're all in this together. This
is your Morning Show with Michael entheld Chow Now
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