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Well, I'm a tat ashamed of the previous ten minutes
and you just kept doing what I have.

Speaker 3 (00:28):
It has, it has its ups, it has its downs.

Speaker 2 (00:33):
I think at a minute before we went on the
air at dawn, Domie, I really I'm not normal. It's
eight minutes after the hour, good morning, and well that
we were doing washed up disc jockey. I could do
that all morning long. I did. In fact, I'd like
to retire and become a washed up this jedter at
home right now, watch what I can do just by
hitting this button eight minutes after the hour. Weekend, you're

(00:58):
washed up disc jockey with another morning of musical entertainment.
This is nippy Wendy Houston. She wants to be your
baby tonight the old news. See what I can do
that more lockdown.

Speaker 3 (01:15):
I'm just an organ grinder and you're a chip.

Speaker 2 (01:17):
To There's nothing like an old, washed up disc jockey
in a world with a bunch of guys with high voices. Now, yeah,
and he's still trying to anyway, if you're just waking up,
we are prepared to do a talk radio program for
SF A cigarette and a cup of coffee. We still
smoking the studio and we spill our coffee out of

(01:40):
the equipment. Yeah, coffee stains and other good things. I
guess we're in a good mood. Pope Francis is showing
some slight improvements. That's a good sign in his condition,
resuming some of his work activity. Listen, you're eighty eight
years old, got double pneumonia, kidney failure. Look, I took
it easy with COVID, but he's back to work. It's official.

(02:01):
We told you it was coming that ak Ramaswami is
officially launching his campaign for governor of the Great State
of Ohio to replace or succeed I should say governor
Dwine Grammy Award winning R and B. Singer ROBERTA. Flack.
A lot of her stuff was very, very mellow. Doesn't matter. ROBERTA.
Flack has zero chance of ever being a rejoined talked

(02:24):
up by washed up disc jockey. But there, oh man,
there was just something about they get you the ending
you I mean to be that quiet loved her. Yeah,
she's spectacular. What a great talent gone at the age
of eighty eight. In the United Nations is condemning Russia

(02:45):
for war in Ukraine bog without the backing of the
United States. Now that's what the news is telling you
is going on? What's really going on? The reason you
wake up listening when I'm not doing terrible impersonations of
washed up disc jockeys are the things that we've identified.
A couple of things. To contrast, You got a lot
of people leaving h and it started long before Joy

(03:10):
Reid and it'll continue long after Lesterholt yesterday. But what
you're seeing is the mainstream media, who has no audience,
has no credibility. That's why it has no audience, trying
to change names and faces rather than change what they've
been doing that caused their loss of trust. So the

(03:30):
same bias continues. The mainstream legacy media, completely ignoring the
amount of money Doja's saving as it negatively attacks angle
after angle things that the DOJA is doing. Now, you
may say, well, that's their progative. By the way, that
was a song by Whitney Houston's husband. If we want

(03:54):
to do progative? Was that Bobby Brown's song? Bobby my progative?
They got a second about a cigarettes. I'm gonna run
to the convenience store. I'll be back. I watched that bitchhack.
You would just leave and have dead air. I have
done that before. If you heard.

Speaker 3 (04:13):
Chevy to the Levee, what was that day the music died.

Speaker 2 (04:16):
The American Party?

Speaker 3 (04:17):
Yeah, if you heard Let it Be by the Beatles.

Speaker 2 (04:19):
If you heard from MacArthur's Park, was the best Clarks
in fourteen seconds? If you heard any of those long songs,
I was usually up to no good.

Speaker 4 (04:28):
Dear Letty King One's dater's story. He was on the
air and a very attractive woman called one thing led
to another. He put on an entire album. He got
his car and raised to its apartment when the song
began to skip.

Speaker 2 (04:48):
A Larry story.

Speaker 4 (04:50):
By the way, he had the two six Quinella at
aqueduct that day and won twenty six dollars.

Speaker 2 (04:58):
No, but to make a long story short, they're going
to change faces, but they're not going to change their bias.
That's a problem. Speaking of their bias, look how they
handle I got a nasty email. I don't get enough
of anymore. Really, I used to get them all the time.
People used to. By the way, this happened to me

(05:19):
today My email is bloated belly. Drink this purple cocktail.
How did I get on a bloated belly mailing list?
Look at us, I don't have Look with COVID, I'm
trimmed down. I think that's insulting to assume I have
a bloated belly A cool little baby. But I quit nicotine.

(05:39):
I gained thirty five pounds. No, I'm on the bloated
belly mailing list. So here's one. You are an anti
American propagandist. Now that's how emails should start. Get your attention.
You're an anti American propagandist. That's a Ironically, that's exactly
what time my business card. You make a big joke

(06:01):
out of the way the federal employees are being treated.
You wouldn't think it was funny if you were treated
the same way I got news for you. There's no
federal employee being treated worse than I was treated at
my last job, Right Apple, I've shaking his head. Emails
they did everything but get out a magnifying glass and
milk me. Trump and Musk are handling this very badly,

(06:22):
which shows, by the way, there's nothing in this email
that's gonna explain why he believes they're handling it badly
or how handling what necessary rightly would be. They're terrible managers?
Are you kidding me? Do you want to compare the
thirty six trillion dollars of our debt that we're all
paying with with our money they blew, and then some

(06:45):
to the way Elon Musk's space programs and auto manufacturing
business is running. Just look at the news how they're
blanking up this whole situation. Well, that's the main point
we're going to make today, because in our polls of plenty,

(07:06):
there are a few that still watch ABC, NBCCBS, still
read the Washington Post, The New York Times, the Atlantic Axios,
even fewer who watched CNN, MSNBC and even Fox for
that matter. And you may think all this stuff, but

(07:26):
yours out of touch, as you were during the election cycle.
Sixty two percent of Americans and eRASS mesem pole a
proof of deportation. You ready for this. In the Harris poll,
eighty one percent support deportation of illegals who then go
on to commit a crime. Remember, the first crime was

(07:48):
their first step on our soil, when they just broke
into the country and entered illegally. Then they go on
to commit burglaries, robberies, rape, murder. Now it goes from
sixty two two percent to eighty one percent support. As
for this nasty email, seventy six percent support doge eight

(08:09):
and ten almost this just didn't. This just did. In
an issue to Buckwhet being dead, seventy six percent of
the American people are now anti American propagandists welcome ABOAD.
Sixty nine percent support restricting biological males and women's sports.

(08:34):
That's just under seven out of ten. Sixty eight percent
support that there are two genders. Sixty three percent support
freezing USAID. Trump's overall approof of rating is fifty two
percent fifty eight percent. Nearly six and ten of Americans
think he's doing a better job than Joe Biden. Look,

(08:56):
you can change these names, you can change these faces,
but they have no intention of changing their worldview, their propaganda,
and their agenda. But they will email you from time
to time if you speak the truth and accuse you
of being anti American and a propagandas. So we're going
to compare that smaller portion of America still playing the

(09:17):
matrix game, still playing the woke game, like Jane Vonda.
It really falls under I see dead people and they
don't know their dead. That's impulse of plenty. Starbucks is
a great one. What is Starbucks doing with their money,

(09:43):
their investors' money, and for the good of their company
that Elon Musk and Doge isn't doing with your money
and for the good of your country, because they're doing
the same thing. So I wondered today, how ABC, NBCCB,
the Washington Post, The New York Times, Axios, The Atlantic, CNN,

(10:05):
MSNBC will all handle the Starbucks story today? I wonder
if this emailer will be emailing Starbucks, how dare you
you anti American propagandist firing one thousand corporate jobs at Starbucks?
How would you like it if that happened? To you,
I wond if they're going to do all that to that.

(10:26):
You see, this goes on in the private sector all
the time. That's what makes an email like that so foolish. Everyone,
with the exception of Red here today, has been the
victim of cutbacks at some point. Oh red was due. Yeah,
it happens. Starbucks had a lay off one thousand corporate

(10:51):
employees and not fill hundreds of other rules in an
effort to streamline operations. Listen, you think I'm being using
hyperbole and being dramatic here. Either Starbucks should be hated
today as negatively covered and ridiculed as Doge, or everybody

(11:13):
should shut up about Doge because of the same thing.
The difference is you don't seem to mind when they're
doing it with your money. I see, that's the difference.
When it's someone else's money, you don't care as much
as one it's yours. That's what Doge is finally doing.
And that's why, depending on which pole, anywhere from seven

(11:36):
and a half to eight out of ten people support Doge.
So America has kind of moved on in a new
direction in a country they think is now heading in
the right direction. Up fourteen points from when Biden was
in office, and some stragglers they still haven't caught on
and they continue to live the old, woke, old way myth.

(12:03):
So we always use that analogy. Once Toto pulls the
curtain back on the Wizard of Oz and you realize
he's not this bigger than a life thing. He's a
little man pulling knobs. The best moment in that, if
you've missed it, go back and watch it. He looks
back and he sees that the curtain is open, and
he kind of reaches at it to pull it closed,
but he misses, and he still pulls the lovers for

(12:24):
a couple of seconds. That's what America's living right now,
the ridiculous notion that the Wizard can still pull the knobs.
And you'll buy it, but something's been revealed and you've
seen something you can't unsee. America's moved on, but for
about thirty to thirty eight to forty percent of the
American people, they haven't, and they're screaming at the moon

(12:49):
and the moon's giving him the cold shoulder.

Speaker 5 (12:51):
It's your Morning Show with Michael Delchno.

Speaker 2 (12:55):
This is your captain speaking from the cockpit as I
told you in pre flight check the vig Ramaswami would
run for governor in Ohio, and now it's official.

Speaker 6 (13:05):
I am honored to announce my candidacy to serve as.

Speaker 2 (13:09):
The next governor of the state of Ohio.

Speaker 7 (13:13):
At a launch event Monday in Cincinnati, Ramaswami said he'll
lead Ohio to be quote, the top state in the
country where patriots across America actually flocked to instead of
Florida and Texas. He went on to say that he
feels President Trump is reviving our conviction in America and
that the people of Ohio require one who will in
their state. The entrepreneur joins Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost

(13:34):
in the Republican primary race to succeed term limited Governor
Mike DeWine. I'm Tammy for heos.

Speaker 2 (13:40):
All those nasty bugs that get infested with by the
water every year element June, whatever they are, they get
rid of those that may flock to that state. President
Trump says it's vital to put an end to the
Russian Ukraine War. Brian Shook reports.

Speaker 8 (13:54):
Speaking at a joint news conference with French President Emanuel
mac Cron, Trump said Europe must make a major role
to ensure a stop to the fighting.

Speaker 6 (14:03):
The purpose of our meeting today is to end another battle,
a really horrible one, a war, something that we haven't
seen since the Second World War.

Speaker 8 (14:12):
The President said There's been progress made related to an
economic deal with Ukraine, and his talks with Matt Cron
on Monday are an important step in this process. I'm
Brian Shook.

Speaker 2 (14:24):
As for Mexico in Canada, President Trump says the tariffs
against those two countries will move forward.

Speaker 9 (14:29):
It comes as a month long delay of their implementation
will expire next week. Speaking with French President Macraw at
the White House, Trump said they are on time with
the tariffs. The two countries could see twenty five percent
tariffs on all exports starting March fourth.

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and B singer ROBERTA. Flak is dead at the age
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To work, but better late than never. Enjoy the podcast.
Pope France is showing slight improvement in his condition and
resuming some of his work Activitiesavek makes it official he's
running for governor of Ohio. And Grammy winning R and
B singer ROBERTA. Flack is dead at eighty eight. Good morning,
and welcome to Tuesday, February, the twenty five fifth year
of our Lord, twenty five twenty twenty five. Do you
realize it's twenty five twenty five right now? No? Now,

(17:06):
if we had twenty five months, that'd really be something
twenty five twenty five twenty five. But I mean that's
two out of three that gets you a couple of
coins in a slot machine. Wouldn't it something to talk
about for the day? But was that Remember that cheesy
song in the year twenty five twenty five that sounded
so futuristic, And now here we are doesn't sound so

(17:28):
futuristic anymore. It's reality. It's amazing. I haven't gotten any
nasty emails whenever I do this, you know poles, because
it used to be whenever you would do a pole. Oh,
poles are all fake.

Speaker 3 (17:38):
Just shut up.

Speaker 2 (17:39):
Nobody cares about poles are not real anyway. Now that
the poles are all good, Yeah, let's do poles are plenty.

Speaker 3 (17:48):
Yeah, we're all a little shameless, and we look.

Speaker 2 (17:50):
In the mirror. You know. We have all these fancy
little themes like for Sounds of the Day, like we
have for everybody. Yeah, blucker load. Look, you've just gotta
try harder. We need one for We could kind of
use one for Poles plenty and Journey of Discovery. Journey
of Discovery needs a jingle. No, I think Journey of

(18:12):
Discovery would sound something kind of like the beginning of
Star Trek. Okay, don't you I can hear I can
hear that, but poles a plenty, I don't know what.

Speaker 6 (18:20):
I don't know what you would do plenty. We've got
poles of plenty. Oh we're not up to a parody,
I assure you. Uh, but here are your poles of
plenty for today. And they paint just this very obvious,
clear picture. You have a media that's dead and it
can't quite figure out how it died. It needs like

(18:44):
a message on the side of a cigarette box, doesn't it.
So they're changing faces out of here lest you're out here,
But they're gonna do the same kind of bias nonsense.

Speaker 2 (18:55):
They don't realize their illness, they don't realize their condition,
and ultimately their condition is they're out of step with
the American people. Now, this is not new. For decades,
growing up, I'd see newspapers land on my porch that
were selling a worldview anesthetical to everything our family believed,
and yet somehow we were paying for that stupid paper.

(19:20):
And I remember as a kid thinking how long did
I get away with this? Here? It's hard to knock
on the door and sell something somebody doesn't want, and
yet newspapers did it every day, didn't they successfully? And
how did they get away with it. Well, they didn't
survive the technology changes, but they got away with the bias.
Now television is left holding the bag. People simply don't

(19:42):
watch well, why would you You wouldn't read a newspaper right,
that would be yesterday's news today, Why would you watch
ABCNBC and CBS. You don't know the news by now,
let alone, it's so biased. And then they started playing
the matrix game with SEEINGNMSNBC and Fox. What good are

(20:02):
they now? But ultimately, for the left biased news, they're
out of step with the American people. They're selling something
that has simply already been bought and returned broken. Sixty

(20:22):
two percent of likely US voters approve of the Trump
administration's program to fine and deport illegal immigrants. How different
is that from what you see in the news every day?
And that includes forty one percent who strongly approve. The
strongly disapprove is half of what the strongly approved is.

(20:46):
I don't know if we call this self evident truth.
I don't know if we call this common sense a
return to sanity. But just as you wouldn't allow people
to break into your home every night, America finally woke
up and said, we're a sovereign nation with borders, and
you either have law and order or chaos, and you're

(21:06):
not allowed to break in, and if you do, there
should be consequences. And if after you break the law
by breaking in, you break other laws like rape, murder, burglary, theft,
you really should go to the tune of eighty one
percent Doge. Think of how negatively Doge is portrayed every day.

(21:32):
One of my jobs, first thing in the morning is
too what we call in the business stack of cash.
Even at a company that I celebrate, that does the
best we can, I gotta weed out a lot of
garbage for mainstream legacy media every day is a vicious

(21:52):
attack on Doge. Remember how does bias work? Stories you
cover everything negative about dog. Stories, you don't everything they're
saving of your wasted tax dollars. Angles you choose, angles
you don't. People you talk to people, you don't. The
quotes you use, the quote you don't. So while the

(22:13):
left continues to lose elections, lose audience. I mean, MSNBC
was down to forty five thousand viewers. That's not a network,
that's a small local radio station in an outskirts town
in Alabama. That's a paperweight, that's a that's a yeah.

(22:38):
Seventy six percent of the American people support Dosha's efforts
to reduce government waste. American people get it, and they
reject their tantrum. Sixty nine percent support restricting biological males
from participating in women's sports. So you have the governor
of Maine and then you have seven and ten a

(22:59):
miters Americans with self evident truth and common sense. You
don't put a biological mail in a boxing ring to
beat up my daughter, or in a weightlifting competition where
they win by one hundred pounds. There are men speaking
of that. Sixty eight percent back the proclamation that there

(23:20):
are only two genders. Sorry, Jane Fonda, you're woke. I
would say fifteen minutes, It was more like fifteen years
of fame is over. Sixty three percent support temporary freezing
of USAID despite all the negative coverage of this. That's

(23:44):
how out of step they are with American people, and
they can't figure out why they have no credibility, they
have no audience, and they have no advertisers. This is
a very interesting part. Forty two percent of respondent said
they think the country said heading in the right direction. Now,
that made that sound very good, But that's up fourteen
percent in thirty days. That's pretty impressive. Quite frankly, the

(24:08):
percentage of respondence who said they think the country is
headed in the wrong direction decreased from fifty eight to
forty eight percent. So there is a feeling in America
this big titanic is turning, and it's turning in the
right direction. Now, if you break down the Harvard Harris
poll in more detail, if I go back to April

(24:33):
of last year, fifty eight percent of America thought we
were heading in the wrong direction. Thirty two percent thought
we were heading in the right direction. That's a pretty
big chasm. Now forty eight percent think we're heading in

(24:54):
the wrong direction, forty two percent think we're heading in
the right direction. I don't know, another fifteen days, yes,
and it flips completely. What are you think's doing a
better job Biden or Trump? On the economy? Forty nine
percent say Trump, thirty seven percent say Biden. Immigration that
the media loves to attack. Fifty six percent say Trump's

(25:17):
doing better, compared to thirty four percent who said Biden.

Speaker 3 (25:22):
When you're under the country is violation eight United States
Culture twenty five.

Speaker 2 (25:26):
That's the only sound that is stuck in your head
that I don't I know, but I don't get that.
I mean, yeah, he's a character, but when he says it,
everything that makes you laugh, the way the emojiis make
me laugh. Or they're looking through the people and seeing cash.
Betel foreign affairs forty eight percent, Trump thirty eight percent.
Biden administering the government. You know, you are the CEO

(25:51):
of the administrative branch. That's a pretty big score. Forty
percent Trump forty percent, Biden handling inflation forty five percent,
Trump thirty four percent. Every single aspect America thinks Donald
Trump is better than Joe Biden. And yet you'll hear
in our Sounds of the day, Kamala Harris talking to

(26:11):
the NAACP about whethering this storm we're in Apparently one
person's storm is seven people's blessing. I said at the
beginning of the decade, I think one or both parties

(26:32):
will be gone. I think, in essence are both going
to be gone, but one might be literally gone. So
I don't know what the Republican Republican Party is going
to be at the end of this decade. We're gonna
have a conversation with David s and I that we
didn't quite answer the most important question yesterday, and that
is coming out of sea pack, has the Reagan Revolution,

(26:55):
the Tea Party movement, and Maga trump Ism all combined
into one big conservative thing? Or is this Trump isn't?
And does it exist once Trump is gone? Because you
could look completely different in two years, or you could

(27:17):
be the merger of all three of these things and
become almost an American party and for the People Party
if you will, and you'll be fine. The Democrats, well,
they're still in a civil war and they can't seem
to find a leader or a message, and they're in trouble.
Look at this number. Only thirty six percent of the

(27:39):
American people approve of what Democrats are doing, and that's
down from forty one percent a month ago. So not
only is the Republican Party and Donald Trump bringing America
with it heading in the right direction, the Democrat Party
is completely out of step with the American people and
heading further in the wrong direction. Now, I know I'm
just an anti American propagandist, but that's according to the

(27:59):
hair Harvard poll in his first month as President, Trump
is enjoying a fifty two percent approval rating. Now this
should shock you. Eighteen percent among Democrats, eighty nine percent
among Republicans. We still live in a matrix the independence.
He's plus one males, he's plus seventeen females. He's plus two.

(28:24):
The youngest demographic eighteen to twenty four, he's underwater by
ten percentage points. But from twenty five on dominance, watch
this twenty five to thirty four, forty six to forty
five plus one, thirty five to forty four, fifty four
to thirty eight, forty five to fifty four, that's the
sweet spot. Fifty seven to thirty nine, fifty five to

(28:45):
sixty four. Here's where I come in, fifty two to
forty four, sixty five plus, he's plus ten fifty four
to forty four. Where's the future for the Democrats? Dominant
among whites fifty six forty percent, fifty six percent approval.
Black has approval ratings up to thirty three percent. That's
unheard of Hispanic he's plus seven fifty percent. They've lost

(29:07):
Hispanic voting block completely. Asian he's plus one forty seven
forty six. Now it's due urban to rule Urban, he's
plus four at forty nine percent suburban, he's plus four
at fifty percent rule. You know that's Trump country. Fifty
eight to thirty five percent pulls a plenty, proving the

(29:31):
left narrative carried out by a dead media every day,
could not be more out of step with the American people.
So they can change faces like Joy Reed, they could
change faces like Lester Holt, but they got to change
their heart and their minds and their worldview. All right.

(29:53):
I don't see a future for them any better than
I do the Democrats. This is your Morning Show with
Michael De Truno, just waking up. The former Secret Service
agent who shielded First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy during the assassination
of JFK has died.

Speaker 8 (30:08):
The Secret Service as Clint Hill died at home on
Monday at the age of ninety three. Hill served five presidents,
including Dwight Eisenhower and Gerald Ford, and was given the
highest civilian honor for bravery awarded by the US Treasury
Department for his part in protecting the First Lady during
the assassination.

Speaker 2 (30:28):
I'm Brian Schuk. You know the expression is rest in peace.
There's a guy that hasn't had peace since that November afternoon,
never ever was able to overcome it and shake it
in battle. Alcoholism is entire life. May he rest in peace.
The Trump administration may eliminate US Africa Command as part
of its planet downsize the Pentagon. Tammy Trehilo, reports.

Speaker 7 (30:50):
NBC News site sources, including US officials who say AFRICOM
could move to a subcommand position under European command. Defense
officials who are pushing for the change would help eliminate
bureaucracy and make it easier for President Trump to withdraw
US troops out of Africa. One US official warn though
against the move, saying a smaller American presence in Africa

(31:10):
could create a vacuum that Russia or China could fill.
I'm Tammy trho in battle.

Speaker 2 (31:15):
New York City Eric Adams is calling out fellow Democrats
for pushing for his removal. Sara Lee Kessler has more
remove and removing why? I mean, did anyone asks a
question why?

Speaker 11 (31:25):
Of fiery Eric Adams, responding to news reporters Monday at
City Hall. But mayor still has federal corruption charges hanging
over his head despite the Justice Department dismissal order. Adam's
rivals urged Governor Hokeel to remove him over concerns about
his cozy relationship with the Trump administration.

Speaker 2 (31:44):
And its move to crack down on illegals. If you
can use past the will of the people, that's not democracy.

Speaker 11 (31:51):
Hockel did not remove Adams, instead erecting guardrails involving oversight
and accountability. I'm Sarah le Kessler.

Speaker 2 (32:00):
Trump says tariffs against Mexico and Canada will move forward.
What does that mean, Lisa Taylor has more.

Speaker 9 (32:04):
It comes as a month long delay of their implementation
will expire next week. Speaking with French President Macron at
the White House, Trump said they are on time with
the tariffs. The two countries could see twenty five percent
tariffs on all exports starting March fourth. I'm Lisa Taylor.

Speaker 2 (32:19):
Don't make fun of the way, she said Macron Macron.
You can make fun of anybody, but Breed Tennis. Not
making fun of her or Lisa Taylor.

Speaker 3 (32:27):
Those are my two favorites. I hear things. I just
got to do it back.

Speaker 2 (32:30):
You can make fun of Wicked too. See Wicked stars.
Ariaa Funday and Cynthia Arrivo will perform at the Academy
Awards this weekend. Those songs for Wicked are eligible to
be nominated for an OSCAR, but the Broadway Musical Adaptation
is up for ten Oscars, including Best Picture. The ninety

(32:52):
seventh Academy Awards will be held Sunday, and I'm proud
to say I won't be watching. Starbucks plans to lay
off out eleven hundred corporate workers.

Speaker 5 (33:02):
CEO Brian Nicol announced the Grande cuts Monday, as the
coffee chain faces slumping sales. Workers at the company's cafes
will not be impacted by the layoffs. Nicol has made
a number of changes since taking over as CEO last year.
The changes have included trying to speed up service and
simplifying the menu. The company has also faced employee pushback.

(33:23):
Is over two hundred and sixty stores voted the unionize.
I'm Michael castnas.

Speaker 2 (33:27):
See how I did that? I went from Ariana Grande
to Grande Cuts. Yes, I notice that. Give me some sneakers.
The thunder I said to my son as I rolled
over to go to bed last night. They were up
nineteen and a half. I said, I don't know why
I got a thing. They're going to blow this lead.
Thunder lost one thirty one to one twenty eight to
the Wolves. Pistons won one oh six ninety seven over

(33:48):
the Clippers, Kings by forty two over the Hornets, Whiz
beat the Nets one oh seven ninety nine, and the
Trailblazers by two over the Jazz in Ahki. We had
one game last night. The King's the Golden Knights five
to two. Birthdays today, Wrestler Rick Flair is seventy six
years old. Rudy himself, Sean Aston is fifty four. Quarterback

(34:09):
Bo Nix was with Auburn that he went to Oregon.
Now he's with the Broncos. Boy, the Broncos should be
primed for something next year. He's twenty five years old today.
And Chelsea Handler, the comedian, is fifty. It's your birthday.
Happy birthdays. So glad you were born and thanks for
making us a part of your big day. This is
your morning show. We're all in this together. This is

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your morning show with Michael Nheld Joano