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White House confirms it's holding direct talks with Hamas dead
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or alive, release the hostages or else. I R s
getting ready to cut about half of its workforce, and
US automakers are going to get a one month exemption
from the tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico. Some
of the top stories waking up on this Thursday, March
the sixth roy O'Neil who I couldn't help overhear talking
friendly with Jeffrey. His tone will chain quickly now that
(01:29):
he's with me. He's covering our story. So the President
did promise to secure the border. I think he could
bow and claim a mission accomplished. As far as lowering
the costs in America, it's far too early to judge him,
but tariffs would seemingly, and even he admits, create a
(01:51):
little bump in the road and maybe actually cause cause
to increase temporarily before stabilizing. Tackling the high cost and
the necessities of living from housing and food. One thing
the President's going to do is now have an affordability
Soeur tell us how that will work?
Speaker 2 (02:07):
Well?
Speaker 3 (02:08):
Right, this is probably going to come under the Treasury Department,
as we heard from the Secretary saying I'll have a
panel to essentially look at the issues you just listed there.
But we also heard from the President that, you know,
there may be these tariffs that have an inflationary effect,
but at the same time his policy of drill, baby drill.
You know, he's convinced that lowering energy costs across the
(02:29):
board will help bring down all pricing. So perhaps we
can balance one with the others so that the tariff
impact won't be maybe offset or better by having a
more aggressive energy policy. So I think that's his goal.
Speaker 1 (02:45):
Isn't it interesting we never go ahead and get like
a number to gauge that. I mean, when you think
about it, everything we order that comes to our front
door arise by vehicle. Everything that is virtually everything that's
arriving in our stores is by ship and then vehicle.
I mean, what percentage is rangel and train will train, Yeah,
but I mean what percentage of costs it would go
(03:08):
down if fuel costs go down?
Speaker 3 (03:11):
Well, And that's because and that's where it gets so
tricky to find, right, because is it the cost of
the fuel for the tractor on the farm. Is it
the cost of the fertilizer, which is usually petroleum based
so you know at what level and also to the
president's thought process being it's at every level, and it
is it throws in a couple of pennies here there
(03:31):
on top of things, and that's why he thinks if
he can bring down those overall energy costs, you can
find more success in lowering costs overall.
Speaker 1 (03:39):
Yeah, at least when you're pumping gas. You know, it
would be nice if you knew of that three dollars
and six cents a gallon, this is a boutique blend
in post fee. This is a state tax, a municipal tax.
And you know, if people saw all that, because you know,
we've often heard especially especially buy an electric car, they buy, well,
(04:01):
then maybe they should do that. I can't pull the
trigger and do that, but yeah, I wish we could
see that, you know, like on our on our packet
of oreos, which I haven't stopped thinking about since pre
Tennis's report on OREO Day. All right, so this affordability Zari.
He will probably be in the Treasury Department and work
directly with the President, and his mission is.
Speaker 3 (04:21):
To try to focus on you put this, find the
legislation or create the legislative priorities that need to be
implemented to try to bring down prices overall and find
any other faster mechanism that could help in that process.
Speaker 1 (04:34):
Roy O'Neil, I know you happen to be off tomorrow.
Enjoy yourself. And I once served as subpoena. I used
to deliver subpoenas coming out of high school for my
coach for a law firm that my coach had a
contract with. And I went to the NASA site in Mississippi,
and I remember I had to find this I had
to find this guy to serve a subpoena. But I
went ahead and took the tour. While I was said,
(04:56):
it's fascinating you're going to visit a rock and I
can't wait to hear about that when you get back.
Rory O'Neil, have a great day off and a great weekend.
We'll talk to you Monday. All right, it's twelve minutes
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in this case, or make a flip and remark this
just in on the gene Hackman murders. Tell them the
dog did it in the crate with the candlestick. I
(06:21):
can't believe that you told too. Don't even know what
he's talking about. Did you play Clue as a kid.
I don't know what he's talking about. It's just like,
that's out of left field for me. I love clue.
If we played Clue Friday night with a little bourbon,
that's a good night for me. Why would we not
get together and have a sleepover and do that. Well,
now you just spoke my language. I have often been fascinated.
Why don't we have sleepovers with our friends anymore? Yeah,
(06:43):
we all have big houses with guest rooms. Why don't
we have sleepovers? He did it, we were kids. It
was fun. Yes, we could build forts the whole nine yards. No,
but Clue was a great game. I wonder if Clue
would hold up. Yes, it holds. Oh that's a great game. Yeah,
it's hours of fun. Yeah, I went in doubt. I
always went with Colonel Mustard in the rope. I think
the guy like so, thank you, Flip. But I will
(07:03):
say on behalf of the rest of the audience too
soon to make jokes about Jane Akrean, Joey in Virginia.
Joey more than Michael.
Speaker 4 (07:11):
Love your show. I'm gonna have to disagree with you all. Mister,
Although yes he has moments of wisdom, Let's not forget
that he voted with the rest of the Mad House
Democrats in allowing trans men to continue to play in
women's sports. That act alone tails me. He's not all there.
Speaker 1 (07:32):
Well that or that's what he plans to do after
he leaves the Senate, going too women's boxing. We don't know.
He's in his training warm up. He could easily go
into women's sports. First of all, I don't know why
you guys are hearing me making Fetterman. I just think
it's ironic. I think it's humorous. And I'm not making
fun of a stroke. I mean, if I had the
(07:55):
kind of stroke John Fetterman had, I would have withdrawn
from the United States Senate race. But that's just me.
He went ahead and ran, and he was glitching. He
couldn't even talk, could barely communicate, and he got elected.
We got to remember and chew on that for a minute, right,
(08:15):
and all the dysfunction that reveals, And then it took
him a long time. You know, to this day he
shows up at the inauguration in shorts and a hoodie.
I mean, come on, there's something different about this guy.
Can I get a hotdog? But in the sea of
insanity on the left. All I'm suggesting is, wouldn't it
be like I'm thin in my mind so you don't
(08:36):
feel like you got to like, you know, I don't
know who this chalk show host is, but he's like
in Fetterman. You know, I'm not. I'm kind of making
fun of him. But that's how bad the Democrat Party
is that Fetterman sounds like the wise owl. I'm making
a funny. I'm thinking more like Frankenstein putting on the
ritz and young Frankkekenstein kind of a thing. But he's
(08:58):
using words like petulant and I'm like, what next He's
gonna have an English accent in a hoodie. But if
you all feel need to continue to correct me over
John Fetterman, go for it. I mean, I would not
vote for John Fetterman, but with all the lunacy going on,
he does seem more reasonable than the others. I can't
read my own writing right now. I think it's Roger
(09:21):
in Sacramento.
Speaker 5 (09:22):
I just want to make a point about your point
about very few people watching the speech the first time
through live. I think a lot of people these days
just don't have that much time to invest and they're
willing to wait for the edited clips and maybe watch
portions later. I think the reason why Trump went so
long is he wanted to get all those points out,
(09:43):
and he knows most people aren't going to sit through it,
but he is going to have a lot of his
points made clear through different clips.
Speaker 1 (09:51):
I'd like to make a point about a point you made,
about the point that I made that you made that
I made. What's the point I don't remember? Keep those
talkbacks coming using your Ihearts radio app.
Speaker 2 (10:05):
It's your morning show with Michael del Chino.
Speaker 1 (10:09):
Let's start in Saint Louis. First up, Randy.
Speaker 6 (10:12):
Morning, Michael, love your show. Randy Artisty from Saint Louis, MO.
Just remembering what old Rush always used to say. The
Dems will always overplay their hand. I think they have
what say, you.
Speaker 1 (10:26):
Have a great day. I say, You've got to know
when to fold them, know when to hold them. Yes,
they're overplagued their head. Did you the Desert we Go
Phoenix Arizona and Joey he Pizza Boy.
Speaker 7 (10:42):
Your morning show is my morning show. It would be
great Donald Trump play the game of Clue with Putin
net Yahoo and Zalinski and the outcome would be whoever
finds the clues, solves the riddle gets the aid from America.
That'd be great, have a good day, I'll peel listen.
Speaker 1 (11:04):
It'd be a lot better than the game of risk
we are playing. That's for sure, all right. Vice President
jad Vance was at the Mexican border in Texas yesterday
getting a first hand look at the effects of the
Trump administration's tough on crime approach to immigration. Mark Mayfield
has the story.
Speaker 8 (11:20):
Vance says that the US will use the military to
take on drug cartel.
Speaker 9 (11:24):
The drone technology that the cartels are using requires, unfortunately,
a military response and military support.
Speaker 8 (11:32):
Vance was joined by the Fence Secretary Pete Hegseth and
Director of National Intelligence Tulsea Govern on the tour of
a border patrol detention facility in Eagle Pass. Vance praise
efforts to build a border wall in Texas, which he
said is embraced by the administration.
Speaker 1 (11:46):
I'm Mark Neefield. I don't think this is a case
of overplaying your hand, but it's playing it too soon.
Some Republicans want to change the one hundred dollars bill
and replace Ben Franklin with President Trump.
Speaker 10 (11:57):
Texas Congressman Brandon Gill says Trump took a bullet for
this country and deserves to be honored for his work
making America great again.
Speaker 9 (12:05):
We believe in getting America into the Golden Age, and
I think that this bill that I put forward is
a good way to show support for that.
Speaker 10 (12:13):
This is not the first time there's been talk of
changing the currency. President Andrew Jackson replaced President Grover Cleveland
on the twenty dollars bill back in nineteen twenty nine.
Speaker 1 (12:23):
I'm Brian Shuk. The makers of the weight loss drug
willgovy will begin offering it directly to patients and at
a much reduced cost. Tammy Trihilo has the details.
Speaker 11 (12:34):
Pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk announced on Wednesday it's starting Novocare Pharmacy,
a program that will offer direct to patient sales to
underinsured or uninsured customers. Through the program, we gov will
sell for four hundred and ninety nine dollars per month
to customers paying cash as a lot, less than the
list price of over thirteen hundred dollars. This comes a
week after Eli Lilly cut the price of its popular
(12:56):
weight loss drug Zupbound. I'm Tammy tricheous.
Speaker 1 (13:00):
More set Well, she isn't in ironic dudgady. That's her,
all right. I name another one you ought to know,
all right? In another I'm blank, all right, And she's
headed to Vegas for a permanent residency. Short show, A
(13:21):
short show. Mark Mayfield's back with more.
Speaker 8 (13:36):
The singer will launch a new residency at the Colisseum
at Caesar's Palace throughout October and November of this year.
The run of dates will be more s. It's the
first official Las Vegas residency and features eight shows starting
on October the fifteenth. It continues with dates on October
the seventeenth, eighteenth, twenty second, twenty fourth, and twenty fifth.
Tickets for the general public go on sale tomorrow. I'm
(13:57):
Mark Mayfield.
Speaker 1 (13:58):
I've come to the conclusion that my dream concert is
either I'm gonna do Cold Play in late July here
in Nashville, which is going to be a huge thrill,
but Billy Joel in the in the sphere. I think
that would be That would be awesome, be my ultimate
right now, I wantus more set to.
Speaker 7 (14:21):
Well.
Speaker 1 (14:21):
My wife drugged me to Celine Dion. It could happen,
all right, Piston's law. Oh wait a minute, we have
a new sport, fancy sports theme. I've got to make
sure I hit nice an NBA action in cities of
your morning show interest, Let's start in Detroit, shall we
the Motor City. The Pistons lost to the Clippers one
twenty three, one fifteen, Thunder up the Grizz one twenty
(14:41):
one oh seven. That's two of our cities. Oklahoma City
and Memphis. Caps beat the Heat one twelve, one oh seven,
Whiz by three over the Jazz Trailblazers lost by ten
to the Celtics. Bucks destroyed the MAVs by thirty. Kings
lost to the Nuggets by six on the ice. Last night,
the Blues a winner three too. It took till overtime,
but they win it over. The Kings cap the Rangers
three to two, and the Ducks lost three to two
(15:04):
to the Canucks.
Speaker 7 (15:06):
I'm Daniel Colsey and Tampa and my morning show is
your Morning Show with Michael del Jorno.
Speaker 1 (15:18):
Hey, it's me Michael. Your morning show can be heard
live five to eight am Central, six to nine Eastern
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We'd love to be a part of your morning routine
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(15:38):
are a co host, and one of my favorite co
hosts is here. Mary. Good morning, Michael. This is Mary
in Idaho.
Speaker 12 (15:44):
This might be a little controversial, but I love Oreo
cookies and they're fantastic. But I can't think of anything
else that calls itself chocolate that tastes like an Oreo cookie.
Speaker 1 (15:55):
What do you think? Have a great day? No, and
trust me, I eat way too much chocolate, but that
is far and away. Listen, an Oreo is not even
a snack for me. An Oreo is like an out
of body experience with milk. And then can I just
cut to the chase? You think you're done because the
entire sleeve is gone and you look like Mike Reno
(16:17):
from Lover Boy Today. That picture scarred me, by the way,
how dare you? And that's why I took the time
to do the text to both of you. A picture
of me yesterday at the nursing home wearing my mask
because COVID's rampant. And I said, this is meat today,
and then I said this is me tomorrow after I
celebrate Oreo Day. And it was the picture of Mike
Reno on stage. Who really that is? You know when
(16:41):
they say, oh my gosh, you're the picture of health.
That is the picture of unhealth. That's death. But somehow
you made me feel better about myself. And I thank
you for that. So you get to the end of
your sleeve and you know you're out of oreos. Didn't
even save one last one to you know, snap in
half and do one half at a time, finishing off
the rest of your milk. And there's a soggy one
(17:03):
that's left down there at the bottom. Well, that's one
of the great moments of my life. Please no fat music,
Please no fat Mary. No honest, there isn't And it
is currently the number two cookie in America today, but
number one in my heart. All right, I say true
as in true value, true heilo, true heilo tammy trihilo
(17:28):
is what I say. Don I I don't think it's
right though. All right, here's Red on the talkback line,
finding a different way to harass and correct.
Speaker 2 (17:38):
Me it's Tammy Trihello, not Trihilo. You need to get
it right. All well, first of all, settle down and
don't get violent with me. That is either Red or
Tammy's husband. All right, So it's Tru. Wouldn't that be true?
How do you get tra from Tru? I think she
(18:00):
says it Trahio.
Speaker 1 (18:01):
Well, it's funny you should say that, Okay, because I'd
like to feature her for a moment. And this is
a story that has great relevance around here and maybe
to you if you're having a what we call procedure
or surgery tomorrow. People who have surgery on a Friday
face a greater risk of death and complications, according to
(18:23):
a new study. And I think Tammy Trehilo is going
to explain it, but we'll see.
Speaker 11 (18:28):
My team at Houston Methodist Hospital looked at twenty five
common procedures and found that the risks went up compared
to people who were treated earlier in the week. It's
called the weekend effect and could reflect that hospitals tend
to operate with fewer people on Saturdays and Sundays. The
risk of death for Friday surgery is increased by as
much as twelve percent The study was published this week
in John and Network Open. I'm Tammy Triheo, Trahio.
Speaker 1 (18:52):
You need to get it right, all right? I stand
correct it, Tammy Trehio. How do you get hot from you?
I mean stand You don't pronounce the LS. I did
take two years of Spanish. Petro in la basuna is
all I heard? But all right, So from now on, Trehilo. No, Trehio, Trehillo. Yeah,
(19:14):
Tammy Trehillo, you need to get it right. I can't
get it right. Let's get back to the Tammy story
about Jeffrey, who tomorrow will be off and we'll be
having a procedure on a Friday. Does that make a
little more nervous? No, not really. I mean I'm gonna
(19:36):
about this. Red's performing the procedure. Now you're nervous, Pete
the boy I'm picking on Jeffrey. Did we have one more?
Did I cut it off? I think that's it? Okay?
Speaker 7 (19:49):
Good.
Speaker 1 (19:50):
The White House, as you know, the President gave his speech.
U viewership was at thirty six million of those who
watched the speech, and it's probably over thirty six million
because they don't get credit for the ones that watch online.
But of those that watched sixty eight to seventy percent
(20:11):
depending on the poll, approved of the speech. When you
add as a CBS poll, when you ask you know,
how much did the speech address the things that were
important to you, it was eighty percent. So the President
talked about what was right important to the American people,
(20:32):
and they approved of what he said. So we often
say this is different. It's a different Donald Trump, and
this time the American people are behind him. So you
have the legacy media and the Democrats playing pure Trump
derangement obstruction. Even Fetterman is saying in petulant tantrums that
(20:57):
make the president look only present, more presidential. So they
didn't read their own room, but the room they really
didn't read was the home family rooms of the American people.
Now to see ann we go like MSNBC, but no
ratings and can't figure out why. And here's them kicking
around the speech. Interesting.
Speaker 13 (21:16):
Let's turn now to one of those Democrats who walked out.
Democratic Congressman Maxwell Frost to Florida, who joins us here
in studio.
Speaker 1 (21:22):
You walk out of the speech.
Speaker 13 (21:23):
You're wearing a T shirt that said no Kings live here.
Obviously you're not referring to John King, who doesn't say
that the Democrats want to make tonight and do you
feel like your party succeeded?
Speaker 14 (21:35):
Well, the statement I wanted to make and a lot
of us that walked out, is that this isn't a
normal dress, and these first forty some days of this presidency,
it's not normal. And I think we want people, especially Democrats,
to understand that we get that, and I do think
we communicated that in the walkout and in a lot
of the different actions.
Speaker 1 (21:53):
What before we move on, what do we always talk about? Well,
Barack Obama started referring to as a democracy, even though
we're a republic. At first, very few, too few, frighteningly
too few corrected him. Eventually we all got tired of
correcting him, and it just state democracy, democracy. Then Joe
Biden comes along, and democracy certainly has a soul, and
(22:15):
he's fighting for the soul of democracy. And the Time
magagazine manifesto, they say the reason they stole the election
and weaponized COVID and changed election laws was to save
the democracy. But what is the democracy? The democracy is
the Democrat Party, It's worldview, its platform, and its policies.
(22:35):
And if you oppose its policies or candidates, you are
an enemy of democracy, thus an enemy of the state.
So now the narrative is and this what you're seeing
is not normal. Now I'm gonna let it play. But
what's not normal? Executive orders are not orger I'm assuming
that's what he's suggesting by having a T shirt that
(22:58):
says we don't have a king. When his party won,
he walked right across the street after giving a unity
speech and an inauguration, and Joe Biden did thirty nine
executive order reversals and then proceeded to do about one
hundred executive orders. Where was his we don't have king's
(23:20):
T shirt? Then, But let's listen for specifics, and ultimately
let's listen for are they crazy or they have told
themselves a lie and a narrative so often they believe it.
Speaker 13 (23:33):
What did you make of Al Green? Congressman Al Green,
he's been in Congress. I think he's seventy seven, he's
been in Congress for twenty years. A Democrat from the Dallas,
Texas area, who stood up and waved his cane and
had to be actually taken out.
Speaker 1 (23:47):
It really was.
Speaker 13 (23:48):
There have been a lot of disruptions in the past,
primarily by Republicans against democratic presidence.
Speaker 1 (23:55):
Oh is that bias? And is that ridiculous?
Speaker 13 (23:57):
But go ahead, Yeah, nothing like this. This was the
biggest disruption of the modern age.
Speaker 1 (24:02):
And the cheer is prepared to me.
Speaker 14 (24:04):
I think there was a microposm of how a lot
of people in the nation are feeling. I mean, number
one Representative Al Green, No.
Speaker 1 (24:09):
Eighty percent of the nation said it was inappropriate and disrespectful.
Eighty percent of America said the president talked about the
things that matter most of them. Sixty eight percent approved
of the message. Look, I read polls. I don't like either.
(24:30):
They're just rewriting reality and their derangement. I really don't
have more time for them. But I will say this.
Joe Rogan had it right. Talked about how the Native
Americans really harvested buffalo. It didn't take them on one
at a time. You chased them and they went right
off cliffs and fell multiple to their death, and then
(24:54):
you harvested. It was a much more effective way to
hunt if you had a cliff. These Democrats will keep going.
They're not going to find the right messenger. They're not
going to find the right message because they believe they
already have in the lie and narrative they've accepted as reality,
(25:16):
and it just doesn't make a lot of sense. How
do we're going to.
Speaker 15 (25:19):
Begin with House Speaker Mike Josh, Mister speaker, thank you
for joining us this morning. Probably the biggest issue in
the last selection was in inflation, high prices for most Americans.
The president and post those tariffs yesterday, price is likely
to go up. How is that good for consumers? How
does that square with his campaign promise?
Speaker 1 (25:37):
So you know, I like how after thirty eight days
they expect the president to have solved the economy. That's
just unrealistic. And the things the President is beginning to
do now will take time to sort out and settle in.
But before we listen to the response from the speaker,
keep in mind, I grew up with though what was
the guy's name, wasn't Dan Hartman was the singer who
(25:58):
was the one that did good bording of America for
so many years. He was real handsome Don Hartman or
whatever it was, Bob Hartman or Dan Harten, whatever it was.
This is George Stepanophilis. This is not a mourning host.
This is a political operative. Was not just a spokesperson
(26:23):
for the Clinton administration. He was one of the foot
soldiers and strategists. Now he's disguised as some kind of
morning host, and listen to how ridiculously biased this question
is stated.
Speaker 15 (26:33):
The Congress's person's returned to the White House. We're going
to begin with House Speaker Mike johnsher Mister Speaker, thank
you for joining us this morning. Probably the biggest issue
in the last election was in inflation, high prices for
most Americans. The president and post those tariffs yesterday, price
is likely to go up. How is that good for consumers?
How does that square with his campaign promise?
Speaker 1 (26:54):
By the way, knows he doesn't bring up one of
the biggest issues of the election was the border invasion.
That's what swung the that's what continued to swing the
Hispanic vote. No, he starts with this at a ridiculous
time that couldn't possibly be solved. Yet, that's media bias.
That's why nobody watches them. That's why they're dead and
(27:14):
they don't know it. But the layoffs will get to
them soon enough. Let's get the speaker's answer.
Speaker 16 (27:20):
Well, we could talk about tariffs. I mean he's already
proven that they're very effective and it's a tool to
level the plane filled with our international trading partners. But
let me say, George, the speech last night went overwhelmingly well.
It was not a speech for the mainstream media. It
was a speech for the American people.
Speaker 1 (27:34):
Boom, not a speech for the mainstream media, and who
really cares? All of them didn't add up barely to
Fox News, ABC, CBS. Viewership of this speech was the
same as Fox Cable News and Fox News together, They're irrelevant.
(28:00):
In fact, the total number of viewers of the President's
speech was half of his visit with Joe Rogan.
Speaker 16 (28:06):
I saw a poll this morning from CBS that said
that seventy six percent of viewers thought that they viewed
it favorably. It was very well received in the House,
except by the Democrats, of course, who resorted to this
sort of pettiness and even had I even had to
eject a member from the chamber. I think that was
the first time in history. Pretty sad reflection, I think
on the members.
Speaker 1 (28:26):
Who did that. You bring that up.
Speaker 15 (28:28):
Other in past State of the Union dresses, joined addresses
to Congress, Republicans have taunted democratic presidents, yet they weren't
thrown out.
Speaker 1 (28:36):
Why did you throw out Congress? From green Well?
Speaker 16 (28:38):
The only example I can think of is one, you know,
the famous Joe Wilson where he uttered something in a
Barack Obama speech, but he quietened down immediately and was
quiet for the rest of the night.
Speaker 1 (28:49):
I said the same thing with the one with Lincoln Riley.
Say her name, Say her name? She eventually went ordered stopped.
I think I have time for one more? Can I do?
Nobody cares about the View? I know we've been following
Stephen A. Smith, and Stephen A. Smith was on the
View with the Chief of the Ignoramuses and Deranged Syndrome
(29:11):
host Joey Bayhart. You got to hear the sixth week.
We've been in office for six weeks. Seems like six years,
doesn't it.
Speaker 17 (29:17):
And he's been going around with his cronies touting his
so called Lambslaw. Lamslaw didn't blowout win, but he won
the popular vote by one point five percent, one of
the smallst ever, and he won.
Speaker 1 (29:29):
The general election by less than percent. What kind of
mandate is this really?
Speaker 9 (29:33):
It is a mandate, then I'm going to explain why,
and I don't mind the question, but let me be
very clear. I'm no supporter of Trump. I'm a supporter
of truth in the facts. And here's the facts. The
man won every swing state. He increased in terms of
his vot voter turnout in his favor. From the standpoint
of Blacks, Latinos, and young voters, he increased his numbers
in that regard. From twenty twenty, eighty nine percent of
(29:56):
the county shifted to the right.
Speaker 1 (29:59):
That's a mandate. We can set up.
Speaker 9 (30:01):
Being play around all we want to. In twenty twenty,
they didn't. Trump didn't win the popular vote. He didn't
win the electoral college vote. A matter of fact, the
Republicans had won the popular vote if I remember there
in one thousand.
Speaker 1 (30:14):
And four, but they did this year. So twenty years
after they.
Speaker 9 (30:18):
Last won the popular vote, they wanted a popular vote.
Speaker 1 (30:21):
They won the electoral college vote.
Speaker 9 (30:22):
The man won every swing state and on top of
eighty oppicent of the counties shift against I don't understand
how people can look at that and say there's no mandate.
Speaker 1 (30:30):
There's a mandate. It's different. So you know, Steven A.
Smith is number one not interested in running for office,
and I don't think that's the game. It could happen.
I mean, if he's the only one speaking the truth
and sense to this out of control, deranged far left
media and Democrat party, he could rise to the top.
I think his plan is to be the John the
(30:51):
Baptist for Wes Moore. Oh in the moment, isn't even over.
Speaker 17 (30:55):
Definition of a mandate?
Speaker 18 (30:56):
I asked.
Speaker 9 (30:57):
But the problem is that if you're a Democratic party
and you law forty nine forty eight point three percent,
and you're looking at that one point five percent, that's
an excuse for you to say what we did.
Speaker 1 (31:07):
Really wasn't that bad? We should continue to do that. No,
don't continue to the new strategy to new strategy. But
can they and a messenger so far they can't outright our.
Speaker 9 (31:22):
That's a lot more people are watching the cartoon networks
Lunge Robbery runs right now.
Speaker 1 (31:27):
Democrats can't say it any better than that. Are we
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your Morning Show with Michael del Chrono. Major increases in
military support for Ukraine Thursday announced by European leaders. We
also had the apology from Zelensky and the President in
his address to a joint session of Congress make the
announcement that a minerals deal is eminent. Our White House
(32:55):
correspondent John Decker is joining us to answer the question
what's next.
Speaker 18 (32:59):
Good morning, John, Hey, good morning. A lot of moving parts,
and you just went over a few of them, Michael.
Europe is stepping up. They're stepping up their military equipment
to Ukraine for their foreseeable future. They're going to increase
the intelligence sharing with Ukraine now that there's been a
pause in both military assistance and intelligence sharing from.
Speaker 1 (33:21):
The US side.
Speaker 18 (33:22):
And so what Europe has decided is if we need
to do this alone to help Ukraine, to protect Ukraine,
to send a message to rush up, we will do
it alone.
Speaker 1 (33:33):
Well, there's two ways to look at that coin, right.
One is if they have to go it alone, they're
setting that message. It also sends the message they're willing
to go it alone. That could help with the negotiations too, right. Well,
I don't know.
Speaker 18 (33:48):
I mean, it really all depends upon Vladimir Putin, you know,
and he often does not get.
Speaker 1 (33:53):
Mentioned in these conversations.
Speaker 18 (33:55):
And I think he ought to because you can't have
a piece agreement without the other side at the table,
and Vladimir Putin has shown no desire to end the war.
You know, those drone attacks on Ukraine's civilian areas, they
continue unimpeded, and as long as that continues, I don't
see in the near future and end to the war
(34:15):
in Ukraine.
Speaker 1 (34:16):
Yeah, And there's always that other moving piece of parts,
which is that if in fact they continue and we
get that mineral deal that puts us on their soil,
and that means we're there too with Europe. So a
lot to watch on this one, and I know you'll
keep a good eye on it. John Deck or our
White House correspondent, my favorite contributor, Thanks for joining us.
We're all in this together. This is your Morning Show
(34:38):
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White House confirms it's holding direct talks with Hamas dead
(01:08):
or alive, release the hostages or else. I R s
getting ready to cut about half of its workforce, and
US automakers are going to get a one month exemption
from the tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico. Some
of the top stories waking up on this Thursday, March
the sixth roy O'Neil who I couldn't help overhear talking
friendly with Jeffrey. His tone will chain quickly now that
(01:29):
he's with me. He's covering our story. So the President
did promise to secure the border. I think he could
bow and claim a mission accomplished. As far as lowering
the costs in America, it's far too early to judge him,
but tariffs would seemingly, and even he admits, create a
(01:51):
little bump in the road and maybe actually cause cause
to increase temporarily before stabilizing. Tackling the high cost and
the necessities of living from housing and food. One thing
the President's going to do is now have an affordability
Soeur tell us how that will work?
Speaker 2 (02:07):
Well?
Speaker 3 (02:08):
Right, this is probably going to come under the Treasury Department,
as we heard from the Secretary saying I'll have a
panel to essentially look at the issues you just listed there.
But we also heard from the President that, you know,
there may be these tariffs that have an inflationary effect,
but at the same time his policy of drill, baby drill.
You know, he's convinced that lowering energy costs across the
(02:29):
board will help bring down all pricing. So perhaps we
can balance one with the others so that the tariff
impact won't be maybe offset or better by having a
more aggressive energy policy. So I think that's his goal.
Speaker 1 (02:45):
Isn't it interesting we never go ahead and get like
a number to gauge that. I mean, when you think
about it, everything we order that comes to our front
door arise by vehicle. Everything that is virtually everything that's
arriving in our stores is by ship and then vehicle.
I mean, what percentage is rangel and train will train, Yeah,
but I mean what percentage of costs it would go
(03:08):
down if fuel costs go down?
Speaker 3 (03:11):
Well, And that's because and that's where it gets so
tricky to find, right, because is it the cost of
the fuel for the tractor on the farm. Is it
the cost of the fertilizer, which is usually petroleum based
so you know at what level and also to the
president's thought process being it's at every level, and it
is it throws in a couple of pennies here there
(03:31):
on top of things, and that's why he thinks if
he can bring down those overall energy costs, you can
find more success in lowering costs overall.
Speaker 1 (03:39):
Yeah, at least when you're pumping gas. You know, it
would be nice if you knew of that three dollars
and six cents a gallon, this is a boutique blend
in post fee. This is a state tax, a municipal tax.
And you know, if people saw all that, because you know,
we've often heard especially especially buy an electric car, they buy, well,
(04:01):
then maybe they should do that. I can't pull the
trigger and do that, but yeah, I wish we could
see that, you know, like on our on our packet
of oreos, which I haven't stopped thinking about since pre
Tennis's report on OREO Day. All right, so this affordability Zari.
He will probably be in the Treasury Department and work
directly with the President, and his mission is.
Speaker 3 (04:21):
To try to focus on you put this, find the
legislation or create the legislative priorities that need to be
implemented to try to bring down prices overall and find
any other faster mechanism that could help in that process.
Speaker 1 (04:34):
Roy O'Neil, I know you happen to be off tomorrow.
Enjoy yourself. And I once served as subpoena. I used
to deliver subpoenas coming out of high school for my
coach for a law firm that my coach had a
contract with. And I went to the NASA site in Mississippi,
and I remember I had to find this I had
to find this guy to serve a subpoena. But I
went ahead and took the tour. While I was said,
(04:56):
it's fascinating you're going to visit a rock and I
can't wait to hear about that when you get back.
Rory O'Neil, have a great day off and a great weekend.
We'll talk to you Monday. All right, it's twelve minutes
after the hour. We always talk about how it's your
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(05:37):
star your voice. That's why we love to do those
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You got thirty seconds to tax, ask a question or
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just in on the gene Hackman murders. Tell them the
dog did it in the crate with the candlestick. I
(06:21):
can't believe that you told too. Don't even know what
he's talking about. Did you play Clue as a kid.
I don't know what he's talking about. It's just like,
that's out of left field for me. I love clue.
If we played Clue Friday night with a little bourbon,
that's a good night for me. Why would we not
get together and have a sleepover and do that. Well,
now you just spoke my language. I have often been fascinated.
Why don't we have sleepovers with our friends anymore? Yeah,
(06:43):
we all have big houses with guest rooms. Why don't
we have sleepovers? He did it, we were kids. It
was fun. Yes, we could build forts the whole nine yards. No,
but Clue was a great game. I wonder if Clue
would hold up. Yes, it holds. Oh that's a great game. Yeah,
it's hours of fun. Yeah, I went in doubt. I
always went with Colonel Mustard in the rope. I think
the guy like so, thank you, Flip. But I will
(07:03):
say on behalf of the rest of the audience too
soon to make jokes about Jane Akrean, Joey in Virginia.
Joey more than Michael.
Speaker 4 (07:11):
Love your show. I'm gonna have to disagree with you all. Mister,
Although yes he has moments of wisdom, Let's not forget
that he voted with the rest of the Mad House
Democrats in allowing trans men to continue to play in
women's sports. That act alone tails me. He's not all there.
Speaker 1 (07:32):
Well that or that's what he plans to do after
he leaves the Senate, going too women's boxing. We don't know.
He's in his training warm up. He could easily go
into women's sports. First of all, I don't know why
you guys are hearing me making Fetterman. I just think
it's ironic. I think it's humorous. And I'm not making
fun of a stroke. I mean, if I had the
(07:55):
kind of stroke John Fetterman had, I would have withdrawn
from the United States Senate race. But that's just me.
He went ahead and ran, and he was glitching. He
couldn't even talk, could barely communicate, and he got elected.
We got to remember and chew on that for a minute, right,
(08:15):
and all the dysfunction that reveals, And then it took
him a long time. You know, to this day he
shows up at the inauguration in shorts and a hoodie.
I mean, come on, there's something different about this guy.
Can I get a hotdog? But in the sea of
insanity on the left. All I'm suggesting is, wouldn't it
be like I'm thin in my mind so you don't
(08:36):
feel like you got to like, you know, I don't
know who this chalk show host is, but he's like
in Fetterman. You know, I'm not. I'm kind of making
fun of him. But that's how bad the Democrat Party
is that Fetterman sounds like the wise owl. I'm making
a funny. I'm thinking more like Frankenstein putting on the
ritz and young Frankkekenstein kind of a thing. But he's
(08:58):
using words like petulant and I'm like, what next He's
gonna have an English accent in a hoodie. But if
you all feel need to continue to correct me over
John Fetterman, go for it. I mean, I would not
vote for John Fetterman, but with all the lunacy going on,
he does seem more reasonable than the others. I can't
read my own writing right now. I think it's Roger
(09:21):
in Sacramento.
Speaker 5 (09:22):
I just want to make a point about your point
about very few people watching the speech the first time
through live. I think a lot of people these days
just don't have that much time to invest and they're
willing to wait for the edited clips and maybe watch
portions later. I think the reason why Trump went so
long is he wanted to get all those points out,
(09:43):
and he knows most people aren't going to sit through it,
but he is going to have a lot of his
points made clear through different clips.
Speaker 1 (09:51):
I'd like to make a point about a point you made,
about the point that I made that you made that
I made. What's the point I don't remember? Keep those
talkbacks coming using your Ihearts radio app.
Speaker 2 (10:05):
It's your morning show with Michael del Chino.
Speaker 1 (10:09):
Let's start in Saint Louis. First up, Randy.
Speaker 6 (10:12):
Morning, Michael, love your show. Randy Artisty from Saint Louis, MO.
Just remembering what old Rush always used to say. The
Dems will always overplay their hand. I think they have
what say, you.
Speaker 1 (10:26):
Have a great day. I say, You've got to know
when to fold them, know when to hold them. Yes,
they're overplagued their head. Did you the Desert we Go
Phoenix Arizona and Joey he Pizza Boy.
Speaker 7 (10:42):
Your morning show is my morning show. It would be
great Donald Trump play the game of Clue with Putin
net Yahoo and Zalinski and the outcome would be whoever
finds the clues, solves the riddle gets the aid from America.
That'd be great, have a good day, I'll peel listen.
Speaker 1 (11:04):
It'd be a lot better than the game of risk
we are playing. That's for sure, all right. Vice President
jad Vance was at the Mexican border in Texas yesterday
getting a first hand look at the effects of the
Trump administration's tough on crime approach to immigration. Mark Mayfield
has the story.
Speaker 8 (11:20):
Vance says that the US will use the military to
take on drug cartel.
Speaker 9 (11:24):
The drone technology that the cartels are using requires, unfortunately,
a military response and military support.
Speaker 8 (11:32):
Vance was joined by the Fence Secretary Pete Hegseth and
Director of National Intelligence Tulsea Govern on the tour of
a border patrol detention facility in Eagle Pass. Vance praise
efforts to build a border wall in Texas, which he
said is embraced by the administration.
Speaker 1 (11:46):
I'm Mark Neefield. I don't think this is a case
of overplaying your hand, but it's playing it too soon.
Some Republicans want to change the one hundred dollars bill
and replace Ben Franklin with President Trump.
Speaker 10 (11:57):
Texas Congressman Brandon Gill says Trump took a bullet for
this country and deserves to be honored for his work
making America great again.
Speaker 9 (12:05):
We believe in getting America into the Golden Age, and
I think that this bill that I put forward is
a good way to show support for that.
Speaker 10 (12:13):
This is not the first time there's been talk of
changing the currency. President Andrew Jackson replaced President Grover Cleveland
on the twenty dollars bill back in nineteen twenty nine.
Speaker 1 (12:23):
I'm Brian Shuk. The makers of the weight loss drug
willgovy will begin offering it directly to patients and at
a much reduced cost. Tammy Trihilo has the details.
Speaker 11 (12:34):
Pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk announced on Wednesday it's starting Novocare Pharmacy,
a program that will offer direct to patient sales to
underinsured or uninsured customers. Through the program, we gov will
sell for four hundred and ninety nine dollars per month
to customers paying cash as a lot, less than the
list price of over thirteen hundred dollars. This comes a
week after Eli Lilly cut the price of its popular
(12:56):
weight loss drug Zupbound. I'm Tammy tricheous.
Speaker 1 (13:00):
More set Well, she isn't in ironic dudgady. That's her,
all right. I name another one you ought to know,
all right? In another I'm blank, all right, And she's
headed to Vegas for a permanent residency. Short show, A
(13:21):
short show. Mark Mayfield's back with more.
Speaker 8 (13:36):
The singer will launch a new residency at the Colisseum
at Caesar's Palace throughout October and November of this year.
The run of dates will be more s. It's the
first official Las Vegas residency and features eight shows starting
on October the fifteenth. It continues with dates on October
the seventeenth, eighteenth, twenty second, twenty fourth, and twenty fifth.
Tickets for the general public go on sale tomorrow. I'm
(13:57):
Mark Mayfield.
Speaker 1 (13:58):
I've come to the conclusion that my dream concert is
either I'm gonna do Cold Play in late July here
in Nashville, which is going to be a huge thrill,
but Billy Joel in the in the sphere. I think
that would be That would be awesome, be my ultimate
right now, I wantus more set to.
Speaker 7 (14:21):
Well.
Speaker 1 (14:21):
My wife drugged me to Celine Dion. It could happen,
all right, Piston's law. Oh wait a minute, we have
a new sport, fancy sports theme. I've got to make
sure I hit nice an NBA action in cities of
your morning show interest, Let's start in Detroit, shall we
the Motor City. The Pistons lost to the Clippers one
twenty three, one fifteen, Thunder up the Grizz one twenty
(14:41):
one oh seven. That's two of our cities. Oklahoma City
and Memphis. Caps beat the Heat one twelve, one oh seven,
Whiz by three over the Jazz Trailblazers lost by ten
to the Celtics. Bucks destroyed the MAVs by thirty. Kings
lost to the Nuggets by six on the ice. Last night,
the Blues a winner three too. It took till overtime,
but they win it over. The Kings cap the Rangers
three to two, and the Ducks lost three to two
(15:04):
to the Canucks.
Speaker 7 (15:06):
I'm Daniel Colsey and Tampa and my morning show is
your Morning Show with Michael del Jorno.
Speaker 1 (15:18):
Hey, it's me Michael. Your morning show can be heard
live five to eight am Central, six to nine Eastern
and great cities like Jackson, Mississippi, Akron, Ohio, or Columbus Georgia.
We'd love to be a part of your morning routine
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(15:38):
are a co host, and one of my favorite co
hosts is here. Mary. Good morning, Michael. This is Mary
in Idaho.
Speaker 12 (15:44):
This might be a little controversial, but I love Oreo
cookies and they're fantastic. But I can't think of anything
else that calls itself chocolate that tastes like an Oreo cookie.
Speaker 1 (15:55):
What do you think? Have a great day? No, and
trust me, I eat way too much chocolate, but that
is far and away. Listen, an Oreo is not even
a snack for me. An Oreo is like an out
of body experience with milk. And then can I just
cut to the chase? You think you're done because the
entire sleeve is gone and you look like Mike Reno
(16:17):
from Lover Boy Today. That picture scarred me, by the way,
how dare you? And that's why I took the time
to do the text to both of you. A picture
of me yesterday at the nursing home wearing my mask
because COVID's rampant. And I said, this is meat today,
and then I said this is me tomorrow after I
celebrate Oreo Day. And it was the picture of Mike
Reno on stage. Who really that is? You know when
(16:41):
they say, oh my gosh, you're the picture of health.
That is the picture of unhealth. That's death. But somehow
you made me feel better about myself. And I thank
you for that. So you get to the end of
your sleeve and you know you're out of oreos. Didn't
even save one last one to you know, snap in
half and do one half at a time, finishing off
the rest of your milk. And there's a soggy one
(17:03):
that's left down there at the bottom. Well, that's one
of the great moments of my life. Please no fat music,
Please no fat Mary. No honest, there isn't And it
is currently the number two cookie in America today, but
number one in my heart. All right, I say true
as in true value, true heilo, true heilo tammy trihilo
(17:28):
is what I say. Don I I don't think it's
right though. All right, here's Red on the talkback line,
finding a different way to harass and correct.
Speaker 2 (17:38):
Me it's Tammy Trihello, not Trihilo. You need to get
it right. All well, first of all, settle down and
don't get violent with me. That is either Red or
Tammy's husband. All right, So it's Tru. Wouldn't that be true?
How do you get tra from Tru? I think she
(18:00):
says it Trahio.
Speaker 1 (18:01):
Well, it's funny you should say that, Okay, because I'd
like to feature her for a moment. And this is
a story that has great relevance around here and maybe
to you if you're having a what we call procedure
or surgery tomorrow. People who have surgery on a Friday
face a greater risk of death and complications, according to
(18:23):
a new study. And I think Tammy Trehilo is going
to explain it, but we'll see.
Speaker 11 (18:28):
My team at Houston Methodist Hospital looked at twenty five
common procedures and found that the risks went up compared
to people who were treated earlier in the week. It's
called the weekend effect and could reflect that hospitals tend
to operate with fewer people on Saturdays and Sundays. The
risk of death for Friday surgery is increased by as
much as twelve percent The study was published this week
in John and Network Open. I'm Tammy Triheo, Trahio.
Speaker 1 (18:52):
You need to get it right, all right? I stand
correct it, Tammy Trehio. How do you get hot from you?
I mean stand You don't pronounce the LS. I did
take two years of Spanish. Petro in la basuna is
all I heard? But all right, So from now on, Trehilo. No, Trehio, Trehillo. Yeah,
(19:14):
Tammy Trehillo, you need to get it right. I can't
get it right. Let's get back to the Tammy story
about Jeffrey, who tomorrow will be off and we'll be
having a procedure on a Friday. Does that make a
little more nervous? No, not really. I mean I'm gonna
(19:36):
about this. Red's performing the procedure. Now you're nervous, Pete
the boy I'm picking on Jeffrey. Did we have one more?
Did I cut it off? I think that's it? Okay?
Speaker 7 (19:49):
Good.
Speaker 1 (19:50):
The White House, as you know, the President gave his speech.
U viewership was at thirty six million of those who
watched the speech, and it's probably over thirty six million
because they don't get credit for the ones that watch online.
But of those that watched sixty eight to seventy percent
(20:11):
depending on the poll, approved of the speech. When you
add as a CBS poll, when you ask you know,
how much did the speech address the things that were
important to you, it was eighty percent. So the President
talked about what was right important to the American people,
(20:32):
and they approved of what he said. So we often
say this is different. It's a different Donald Trump, and
this time the American people are behind him. So you
have the legacy media and the Democrats playing pure Trump
derangement obstruction. Even Fetterman is saying in petulant tantrums that
(20:57):
make the president look only present, more presidential. So they
didn't read their own room, but the room they really
didn't read was the home family rooms of the American people.
Now to see ann we go like MSNBC, but no
ratings and can't figure out why. And here's them kicking
around the speech. Interesting.
Speaker 13 (21:16):
Let's turn now to one of those Democrats who walked out.
Democratic Congressman Maxwell Frost to Florida, who joins us here
in studio.
Speaker 1 (21:22):
You walk out of the speech.
Speaker 13 (21:23):
You're wearing a T shirt that said no Kings live here.
Obviously you're not referring to John King, who doesn't say
that the Democrats want to make tonight and do you
feel like your party succeeded?
Speaker 14 (21:35):
Well, the statement I wanted to make and a lot
of us that walked out, is that this isn't a
normal dress, and these first forty some days of this presidency,
it's not normal. And I think we want people, especially Democrats,
to understand that we get that, and I do think
we communicated that in the walkout and in a lot
of the different actions.
Speaker 1 (21:53):
What before we move on, what do we always talk about? Well,
Barack Obama started referring to as a democracy, even though
we're a republic. At first, very few, too few, frighteningly
too few corrected him. Eventually we all got tired of
correcting him, and it just state democracy, democracy. Then Joe
Biden comes along, and democracy certainly has a soul, and
(22:15):
he's fighting for the soul of democracy. And the Time
magagazine manifesto, they say the reason they stole the election
and weaponized COVID and changed election laws was to save
the democracy. But what is the democracy? The democracy is
the Democrat Party, It's worldview, its platform, and its policies.
(22:35):
And if you oppose its policies or candidates, you are
an enemy of democracy, thus an enemy of the state.
So now the narrative is and this what you're seeing
is not normal. Now I'm gonna let it play. But
what's not normal? Executive orders are not orger I'm assuming
that's what he's suggesting by having a T shirt that
(22:58):
says we don't have a king. When his party won,
he walked right across the street after giving a unity
speech and an inauguration, and Joe Biden did thirty nine
executive order reversals and then proceeded to do about one
hundred executive orders. Where was his we don't have king's
(23:20):
T shirt? Then, But let's listen for specifics, and ultimately
let's listen for are they crazy or they have told
themselves a lie and a narrative so often they believe it.
Speaker 13 (23:33):
What did you make of Al Green? Congressman Al Green,
he's been in Congress. I think he's seventy seven, he's
been in Congress for twenty years. A Democrat from the Dallas,
Texas area, who stood up and waved his cane and
had to be actually taken out.
Speaker 1 (23:47):
It really was.
Speaker 13 (23:48):
There have been a lot of disruptions in the past,
primarily by Republicans against democratic presidence.
Speaker 1 (23:55):
Oh is that bias? And is that ridiculous?
Speaker 13 (23:57):
But go ahead, Yeah, nothing like this. This was the
biggest disruption of the modern age.
Speaker 1 (24:02):
And the cheer is prepared to me.
Speaker 14 (24:04):
I think there was a microposm of how a lot
of people in the nation are feeling. I mean, number
one Representative Al Green, No.
Speaker 1 (24:09):
Eighty percent of the nation said it was inappropriate and disrespectful.
Eighty percent of America said the president talked about the
things that matter most of them. Sixty eight percent approved
of the message. Look, I read polls. I don't like either.
(24:30):
They're just rewriting reality and their derangement. I really don't
have more time for them. But I will say this.
Joe Rogan had it right. Talked about how the Native
Americans really harvested buffalo. It didn't take them on one
at a time. You chased them and they went right
off cliffs and fell multiple to their death, and then
(24:54):
you harvested. It was a much more effective way to
hunt if you had a cliff. These Democrats will keep going.
They're not going to find the right messenger. They're not
going to find the right message because they believe they
already have in the lie and narrative they've accepted as reality,
(25:16):
and it just doesn't make a lot of sense. How
do we're going to.
Speaker 15 (25:19):
Begin with House Speaker Mike Josh, Mister speaker, thank you
for joining us this morning. Probably the biggest issue in
the last selection was in inflation, high prices for most Americans.
The president and post those tariffs yesterday, price is likely
to go up. How is that good for consumers? How
does that square with his campaign promise?
Speaker 1 (25:37):
So you know, I like how after thirty eight days
they expect the president to have solved the economy. That's
just unrealistic. And the things the President is beginning to
do now will take time to sort out and settle in.
But before we listen to the response from the speaker,
keep in mind, I grew up with though what was
the guy's name, wasn't Dan Hartman was the singer who
(25:58):
was the one that did good bording of America for
so many years. He was real handsome Don Hartman or
whatever it was, Bob Hartman or Dan Harten, whatever it was.
This is George Stepanophilis. This is not a mourning host.
This is a political operative. Was not just a spokesperson
(26:23):
for the Clinton administration. He was one of the foot
soldiers and strategists. Now he's disguised as some kind of
morning host, and listen to how ridiculously biased this question
is stated.
Speaker 15 (26:33):
The Congress's person's returned to the White House. We're going
to begin with House Speaker Mike johnsher Mister Speaker, thank
you for joining us this morning. Probably the biggest issue
in the last election was in inflation, high prices for
most Americans. The president and post those tariffs yesterday, price
is likely to go up. How is that good for consumers?
How does that square with his campaign promise?
Speaker 1 (26:54):
By the way, knows he doesn't bring up one of
the biggest issues of the election was the border invasion.
That's what swung the that's what continued to swing the
Hispanic vote. No, he starts with this at a ridiculous
time that couldn't possibly be solved. Yet, that's media bias.
That's why nobody watches them. That's why they're dead and
(27:14):
they don't know it. But the layoffs will get to
them soon enough. Let's get the speaker's answer.
Speaker 16 (27:20):
Well, we could talk about tariffs. I mean he's already
proven that they're very effective and it's a tool to
level the plane filled with our international trading partners. But
let me say, George, the speech last night went overwhelmingly well.
It was not a speech for the mainstream media. It
was a speech for the American people.
Speaker 1 (27:34):
Boom, not a speech for the mainstream media, and who
really cares? All of them didn't add up barely to
Fox News, ABC, CBS. Viewership of this speech was the
same as Fox Cable News and Fox News together, They're irrelevant.
(28:00):
In fact, the total number of viewers of the President's
speech was half of his visit with Joe Rogan.
Speaker 16 (28:06):
I saw a poll this morning from CBS that said
that seventy six percent of viewers thought that they viewed
it favorably. It was very well received in the House,
except by the Democrats, of course, who resorted to this
sort of pettiness and even had I even had to
eject a member from the chamber. I think that was
the first time in history. Pretty sad reflection, I think
on the members.
Speaker 1 (28:26):
Who did that. You bring that up.
Speaker 15 (28:28):
Other in past State of the Union dresses, joined addresses
to Congress, Republicans have taunted democratic presidents, yet they weren't
thrown out.
Speaker 1 (28:36):
Why did you throw out Congress? From green Well?
Speaker 16 (28:38):
The only example I can think of is one, you know,
the famous Joe Wilson where he uttered something in a
Barack Obama speech, but he quietened down immediately and was
quiet for the rest of the night.
Speaker 1 (28:49):
I said the same thing with the one with Lincoln Riley.
Say her name, Say her name? She eventually went ordered stopped.
I think I have time for one more? Can I do?
Nobody cares about the View? I know we've been following
Stephen A. Smith, and Stephen A. Smith was on the
View with the Chief of the Ignoramuses and Deranged Syndrome
(29:11):
host Joey Bayhart. You got to hear the sixth week.
We've been in office for six weeks. Seems like six years,
doesn't it.
Speaker 17 (29:17):
And he's been going around with his cronies touting his
so called Lambslaw. Lamslaw didn't blowout win, but he won
the popular vote by one point five percent, one of
the smallst ever, and he won.
Speaker 1 (29:29):
The general election by less than percent. What kind of
mandate is this really?
Speaker 9 (29:33):
It is a mandate, then I'm going to explain why,
and I don't mind the question, but let me be
very clear. I'm no supporter of Trump. I'm a supporter
of truth in the facts. And here's the facts. The
man won every swing state. He increased in terms of
his vot voter turnout in his favor. From the standpoint
of Blacks, Latinos, and young voters, he increased his numbers
in that regard. From twenty twenty, eighty nine percent of
(29:56):
the county shifted to the right.
Speaker 1 (29:59):
That's a mandate. We can set up.
Speaker 9 (30:01):
Being play around all we want to. In twenty twenty,
they didn't. Trump didn't win the popular vote. He didn't
win the electoral college vote. A matter of fact, the
Republicans had won the popular vote if I remember there
in one thousand.
Speaker 1 (30:14):
And four, but they did this year. So twenty years
after they.
Speaker 9 (30:18):
Last won the popular vote, they wanted a popular vote.
Speaker 1 (30:21):
They won the electoral college vote.
Speaker 9 (30:22):
The man won every swing state and on top of
eighty oppicent of the counties shift against I don't understand
how people can look at that and say there's no mandate.
Speaker 1 (30:30):
There's a mandate. It's different. So you know, Steven A.
Smith is number one not interested in running for office,
and I don't think that's the game. It could happen.
I mean, if he's the only one speaking the truth
and sense to this out of control, deranged far left
media and Democrat party, he could rise to the top.
I think his plan is to be the John the
(30:51):
Baptist for Wes Moore. Oh in the moment, isn't even over.
Speaker 17 (30:55):
Definition of a mandate?
Speaker 18 (30:56):
I asked.
Speaker 9 (30:57):
But the problem is that if you're a Democratic party
and you law forty nine forty eight point three percent,
and you're looking at that one point five percent, that's
an excuse for you to say what we did.
Speaker 1 (31:07):
Really wasn't that bad? We should continue to do that. No,
don't continue to the new strategy to new strategy. But
can they and a messenger so far they can't outright our.
Speaker 9 (31:22):
That's a lot more people are watching the cartoon networks
Lunge Robbery runs right now.
Speaker 1 (31:27):
Democrats can't say it any better than that. Are we
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your Morning Show with Michael del Chrono. Major increases in
military support for Ukraine Thursday announced by European leaders. We
also had the apology from Zelensky and the President in
his address to a joint session of Congress make the
announcement that a minerals deal is eminent. Our White House
(32:55):
correspondent John Decker is joining us to answer the question
what's next.
Speaker 18 (32:59):
Good morning, John, Hey, good morning. A lot of moving parts,
and you just went over a few of them, Michael.
Europe is stepping up. They're stepping up their military equipment
to Ukraine for their foreseeable future. They're going to increase
the intelligence sharing with Ukraine now that there's been a
pause in both military assistance and intelligence sharing from.
Speaker 1 (33:21):
The US side.
Speaker 18 (33:22):
And so what Europe has decided is if we need
to do this alone to help Ukraine, to protect Ukraine,
to send a message to rush up, we will do
it alone.
Speaker 1 (33:33):
Well, there's two ways to look at that coin, right.
One is if they have to go it alone, they're
setting that message. It also sends the message they're willing
to go it alone. That could help with the negotiations too, right. Well,
I don't know.
Speaker 18 (33:48):
I mean, it really all depends upon Vladimir Putin, you know,
and he often does not get.
Speaker 1 (33:53):
Mentioned in these conversations.
Speaker 18 (33:55):
And I think he ought to because you can't have
a piece agreement without the other side at the table,
and Vladimir Putin has shown no desire to end the war.
You know, those drone attacks on Ukraine's civilian areas, they
continue unimpeded, and as long as that continues, I don't
see in the near future and end to the war
(34:15):
in Ukraine.
Speaker 1 (34:16):
Yeah, And there's always that other moving piece of parts,
which is that if in fact they continue and we
get that mineral deal that puts us on their soil,
and that means we're there too with Europe. So a
lot to watch on this one, and I know you'll
keep a good eye on it. John Deck or our
White House correspondent, my favorite contributor, Thanks for joining us.
We're all in this together. This is your Morning Show
(34:38):
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