Ep. 5417: Conspiracy theory Friday

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:07):
Letting the final notes resolve, And so we begin in
Romans Romans one sixteen. For I am not ashamed of
the Gospel, for it is the power of God for

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salvation for everyone who believes, to the jew first, and
also to the Greek. For in it the righteousness of
God is revealed from faith. For faith, as it is written,
the righteous shall live by faith the power of God

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unto salvation. Come on, have some of that to start
your Friday, right. That puts a little fuel in the
gas tank, doesn't it. Morning friends, Welcome to the Morning Show,
very cleverly titled The Morning Show with Preston Scott.

Speaker 2 (01:11):
Huh huh?

Speaker 1 (01:13):
Did we mine the depths of cleverness or what? Still?
Remember Lee Bowen holding up a sign We'll do radio
for food. He said, I'm looking for a host. I've

(01:33):
got a show, The Morning Show with Preston Scott. Interested,
I said, no way, My name's Preston Scott. Okay, part
of that's not exactly.

Speaker 2 (01:45):
True, but which part?

Speaker 1 (01:54):
All right? He's Hoseai, I'm precedent at show fifty four seventeen.
We're idiots, that's okay. We love us and we love
you too, and you love us. We love each other.
We're where it's all about love. And it's Friday on
the morning show.

Speaker 3 (02:21):
On news radio one hundred point seven w u.

Speaker 1 (02:23):
FLA twelve past and it's what's to be Friday. But
next hour, we're gonna take your calls. We're gonna uh,

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we're gonna ask you what conspiracy theory do you believe
with all of your heart and why? Okay, I don't
need an expository answer on the why. Well, because of
this and this and this, no no no, no, no,

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no no no, just short version. What conspiracy theory? Locknest monster, UFOs,
Kennedy assassination, did we land on the moon? I don't
care what it is. What conspiracy theory do you believe

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with all of your heart? And why? Quick short boom.
I came across an article that was just so funny
in some of the responses that were posted that I
had to do this on my own. I had to
hear from you. I just had to. So we'll do
that next hour. We'll take your calls in the third hour.

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This is gonna be a fun show today. The stories,
the big stories in the press box. Mm hmm. But
let's look inside the American Patriots Holmanac. It's the twenty
fifth of July eighteen sixty six. Following the Civil War,
President Andrew Johnson, who was a bigot, elevates Lieutenant General
Ulysses S. Grant to the rank of General of the

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US Army, making him the first American officer hold the rank.
Eighteen ninety eight, during the Spanish American War, US troops
begin to land in Puto Rico. We covered that with
doctor edmore in our history segments. A little more history,
and then look at this ironic coincidence. On the same date.

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In nineteen fifty two, Puerto Rico becomes a self government
governing commonwealth of the United States. Nineteen fifty six, the
Italian ocean liner Andrea Dourius sinks off Nantucket after colliding
with a Swedish Swedish liner of the Stockholm Fifty people die,
sixteen hundred and sixty are rescued. W a difference a

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few years made from what happened with a Titanic. Okay
National System Administrator Appreciation Day. This is one of those
days National Talking an Elevator Day. Isn't it funny how
people generally don't talk in an elevator. I'll try to

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at least say something, good morning, what floor? It's just
one of those places, isn't it? National Thread the Needle Day,
National Merry Go Round Day, National Hot Fudge Sunday Day.

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Hot fudge is just so, it is not the same
as chocolate syrup. I'm sorry. There is no comparison. There
just isn't. There just isn't. National Hire of Vet Day
veteran as in a member of the Armed Services. I

(06:15):
like that National Wine and Cheese Day? Do I have
to go outside? Can I have some cheese? There?

Speaker 4 (06:24):
You go?

Speaker 1 (06:24):
Wine and Cheese and National Get Gnarly Day? I gotta
read about this. National Get Gnarly Day, last Friday in
July provides an opportunity to embrace new ideas and toss
out old ways. Much like surfers challenging the waves, Get
Gnarly Day challenges us to put some gnarliness into everything

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we do. How do you spell gnarly? I know the answer?
Do you know the answer? Do you know it starts
with a G gnarly? Always remember gnarly. It's just yeah,
one of those weird things we do in English? Just

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why would we? Why? Why not just nar lhy gnarly? Now? No,
we got to put a G in there, gnarly which
and then say, now you don't pronounce the G, Well,
then why is it there? Well, it's just never mind
sixteen seventeen minutes past the hour. Hey, did you know

(07:27):
segment next on the morning show? Get Up Now? I

(07:52):
just had to mess it up there at the end
to let you know that was me and not the recording,
not a professional vocalist there, it was. It was me. Okay? Anyway,
did you know monetization on YouTube? That's where YouTube creators

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charge subscription fees for their channels. It began in twenty thirteen,
but in twenty eighteen the rules were changed. A thousand
subscribers minimum who watch at least four thousand hours of
content combined, I guess is the requirement to start monetizing.

(08:35):
So there you go. If you wonder why they say
channels you watch say please subscribe. That's why they need subscribers.
But let me tell you the money that some people
are making on YouTube. When you hear someone say I

(08:57):
want to be a content creator, Yeah, but let me
tell you to do good content, it takes time and
it takes resources to just get started. You've got to
have the right cameras you've got. I mean, there's a
few people that got started with you know, bare bones

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and you know almost like their their Apple phone and
literally just recorded their way to start them. But some
of the money being made is insane. Give you an idea.
A guy followed Mark Rober. Mark Rober, the former NASA engineer.

(09:39):
I don't know how much exactly he's making. You can
probably look it up and figure it out, but it
was enough to put a satellite in space permanently. In fact,
you can go to his website. You can sign up
to be part of sat Gus. And that's what he

(09:59):
calls sat Gus. It's named after a squirrel that he
did a a maze for in his backyard, called fat Gus.
He called it sat Gus. And you can put yourself
in the queue to have a have your selfie picture
taken in space. They've got a display that pops up

(10:23):
pictures randomly or in specific parts where the Earth is
at a specific place in the background, like the pyramids
or whatever, and it it takes a picture of your
picture in space and then beams it back to you.

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It could take a year, but I'm in line. I
took a photo in the studio here, I've got the
sat Gus patch. I'm officially waiting for my picture. It
could take it could take a couple of years at
this point, because I'm sure millions. He's got millions of subscribers.

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Think about that. You start making money with a thousand.
He's got millions and millions and millions, and he's turned
he's a young guy who's turned it into an incredible
empire and basically just teaches engineering to kids with crunch labs,
which is another thing. Anyway, That is not what I

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planned on talking about in this segment, but I did
want to remind you the Dairy Queen Miracle treat days
coming up in six days, but seven it's it's next Thursday,
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seven minutes past the hour, come back with the big
stories in the press box.

Speaker 5 (12:29):
The fastest three hours in media. And don't be surprised
if you have a chuckle here and there. Just like that,
It's the Morning Show with Preston Scott.

Speaker 1 (12:47):
It's Friday, right, It's Friday. Yeah, it just it feels
good to say that it's Friday. As much as I
love what I do, I look forward to Friday just
like you do. My Friday starts a little soon. My
weekend starts a little sooner than you do than yours
does for the most part. But it ends quicker too

(13:10):
because I'm I'm prepping for the Monday show over the weekend.
So it's a mixed bag. I was presented with an
amazing conundrum. Here is the passing of Terry Bellia hul Cogan,

(13:40):
A big story. Here's what I arrived at. To a
lot of people, yeah it is to others. No, he's
just he's a guy who sadly passed away of a

(14:02):
heart attack probably, and it doesn't mean any more to
you than that. Sad, but that's it. So I found
myself conflicted to a certain extent because this audience reflects,
I mean, all of both of those extremes are reflected
in this audience. There are some of you going, really,
we're going to talk about this, and there are others

(14:24):
that are going, heck yeah. Because of the place that
the Hulkster held for you. In the heyday of WWF,
which became WWE Wrestling, it was a thing, it was

(14:47):
pay per view, it was massive stadium events. It was
WrestleMania three and Andre the Giant and the Hulk picking
up a five hundred and twenty five pounds me and
slamming him down. The slam heard around the world. It

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represents and everybody knows it's scripted to a certain extent. Okay,
I'm gonna you know, and you're gonna do and then
they just kind of improvised. But they're amazing athletes, most
of these guys and gals they are, and their little
nuts because they abused themselves. Some of them abuse themselves.

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I mean, you know what I'm saying. But Hulk Hogan
was an icon everybody knew who he was. He I mean,
wouldn't that be fair to say everybody knew the Hulkster
the ripping of the shirt, that man was big, big dude.

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I don't know that it's I mean, he is one
of those markers of a period of time for a
lot of people, late eighties nineties. He was hul Cogan
started out his wrestling career, actually started in Florida, and

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then he kind of became a bad guy for a while.
He literally colored his little growth on his beard dark.
It's hilarious. I remember when he was the evil art
Old Cogan. It was great. Anyway, I've never been into
the wrestling as in I believe it all. I was

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a big fan of watching it with my sons and
some buddies in the era of Bill Goldberg. Goldberg was
to me just imminently cool. Meeting him was really cool,
and I did. I met him and chatted him up
a little bit on the sideline of an FSU game
years ago. But yeah, big story. I decided, big story.

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But there's another big story and I will focus on
this one more next hour. You've heard of the brain
cancer that is maybe the most aggressive type that's out there,

(17:34):
deadliest kind of brain cancer glioblastoma. Dude's tumor disappeared after
an experimental treatment. It's documented experimental, meaning through trial and

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clinical setting, tumor's gone. Is this a breakthrough? And now
we're going to tie into that conspiracy thing that we're
going to talk about next hour. Will big pharmaceuticals allow
it to be a breakthrough? There are a lot of

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people that believe that the big pharma does not want
to care for cancer and has killed any developments that
could potentially care cancers. I'm just saying that's a conspiracy
theory out there. Back with more of the Morning Show.

Speaker 5 (18:37):
Find more on his vlog wufla fm dot com.

Speaker 3 (18:41):
Keyword preston.

Speaker 6 (18:51):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (18:51):
In case you don't know, because you're just sort of
rolling out of the rack and getting going. Next hour,
we're taking phone call us what conspiracy theory? Not theories?
You need to pick one? Do you believe with all
of your heart and why? Will take calls next hour

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on that. So I'm just saying that that is a
theory that you know a lot of people hold to
that pharmaceutical companies will not allow a cure for cancer
to make it to the marketplace because there's so much
money to be made in treatment. Just saying that's one

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of them that's out there. A couple other news stories
here that I just wanted to get on on the program.
Mike Flynn found himself the target of a smear cam

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paying he was he was just dragged over the coals
because he worked for Donald Trump. Retired three star general,
former National security advisor. He did not care one bit

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for Mike Pompeo's comments on the latest revelations of Obama
and others being involved in the Russian hoax. Pompeo posted,
if you're Vladimir Putin, you would rather have Joe Biden
or Donald Trump as the president of the United States.
The answer is really easy. You invaded Ukraine when President
Biden was there. You invaded Ukraine when President Obama was there.

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He didn't touch a darn thing when President Trump was there.
I think it proves itself. But if you want to
get even deeper about the things we did in the
first Trump administration, we provided defensive weapons systems to Ukraine.
Obama refused, Obiden didn't want to, and then he ended
with this the notion that President Trump colluded with Russia
has always been false. The politicization of our intelligence services

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in our intelligence services in the service of that hoax
did enormous damage to public trust. That's what Pompeo posted
earlier this week. Mike Flynn would have none of it.
Listen to what he said in response. You were the
CIA director and the Secretary of State with access to

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all of it, yet you said and did nothing when
you could have stopped all of it. Please go away.
The American people are done with you. Boom, And he
is absolutely right. I have no idea why anyone wants
to hear from Mike Pompeo. He used to be a
really good US senator. He turned into a piece of

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chicken crap, a weak coward. General Flynn is right, He's like,
how dare you come out and start to talking about
talking trash about this whole Russian collusion thing? Now you
had a chance to do it when you were in office.

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Was that to me? Is a huge story? Second one,
do you remember we talked briefly about the counterfeit sports
memorabilia thing. The guy had sold hundreds of millions of
dollars of fake memorabilia, allegedly signed and verified and validated
and it was all a scam millions of dollars. We

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are talking three hundred and fifty millions million dollars of
counterfeit stuff. Name was Brett Lemieux, Westfield, Indiana, founder of
mister Man Cave and it's where he sold all this stuff. Well,
he offed himself. Didn't want to go to trial and

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didn't want to spend the rest of his life in prison.
So we took out a gun and ended himself. What
a loser.

Speaker 7 (23:14):
Sad.

Speaker 1 (23:16):
Don't know if he left behind any you know, family, wife, kids,
don't know. He admitted creating millions of fake holograms and stickers.
He had been on the radar of a lot of
legitimate companies as a scam artist. I mean he he

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really scammed. Forty seven minutes past the hour we get back,
we'll start setting you up to talk conspiracy theories.

Speaker 5 (23:49):
Subscribe to the Conversations with Preston Scott podcast on the
iHeartRadio app. Welcome to the Morning Show with Preston Scott.

Speaker 1 (24:08):
Here's where this all starts. One of my favorite sites,
not the Bee. I don't get a ton of stories there,
but I do get a lot of entertainment, which with
the number of stories that I consume in a week,
I need I need it just because even though not

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the Bee is not satire, Not the Bee is full
of stories that are one hundred percent real, but they
it's just unique enough that I get some entertainment out
of this. So Joel Abbott writes, this post has been
blowing up my feed with the funniest conspiracy theories for
a solid week, so I figured I'd share them. He

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normally avoids the clickbait stuff clickbait stuff, but this this
particular spot asked this question, and I'm it could be
at x files aesthetic. I don't know what the rest
of it is because it's cut off. They asked the question,
what conspiracy theory? What's a conspiracy theory you believe with
your whole heart, and the answers we're just breathtaking. You know.

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There's the typical nine to one one was an inside job,
CIA killed JFK or Aliens killed JFK. Moon landing was fake.
We live in the matrix, jarge our Banks as the
true sith Lord, you know, that kind of stuff. But
then it started to get a little bit more creative.
Mike carefully washed and separated recycling ends up in the

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landfill mixed with the rest of the garbage. M hmm,
I've heard the same thing. They're not you put it
in a separate bin. It's going just crude oil. Is
the bodily waste of a civilation that lives underground. None

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of you are real people. Everyone here is just a
CIA operative. If you have organ donor on your driver's
license and you're in an accident, the hospital will let
you die or outright kill you to make money off
harvesting your organs. Whoever runs the regulations on food pricing
in America, if that's a thing once Americans overweight? Why
else would it cost ten dollars plus average at every

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restaurant for a salad, But you can get a drink
and a burger sometimes two, and fries for half that.
There are feral humans in the Appalachians, and they're occasionally
responsible for disappearances. My great grandfather told me that they
stopped using lead Bake's paint on homes so the government

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could X ray into your house whenever they want. The
smartphone is designed to keep us locked to the screen,
so we can never form real friendships and pursue meaningful
relationships that lead to procreation, and the phone is a
birth control device. The lottery exists for government to catch
time travelers and punish them. Mach Stevie Wonder isn't blind.

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Michael Jordan's retirement in nineteen ninety three to play baseball
was a secret suspension for gambling. There's only one Virginia
creeper plant, and all the vines that grow everywhere connect
to the center of the earth. Traffic lights are time
to stop us. I'm still a big fan of some
guy that said they stop teaching cursive in schools so

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newer generations can't read and understand historical documents or declarations.
Trump Animatronic at Disney one hundred percent repurposed Hillary Animatronic.
What conspiracy theory do you believe with your whole heart
and why? Quick answers eight five zero two zero five

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w FLA eight five zero two zero five ninety three
fifty two. Now would be the time to call, unless

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our phone lines are dead because the government doesn't want
you to voice the conspiracy theories that you believe with
your whole heart. Let's try it. Eight five zero two
zero five WFLA. That's shameful, isn't it. That's just that's

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just shameful. We are asking you a question that was
asked online. You don't even have to use your real name.
And I understand for some of you you're like, oh,
if I call in, people will recognize my voice and
they'll know that I believe this stuff. Disguise your voice

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if you have to use a phony name, I don't care.
What I care about is what conspiracy theory you could
believe in fifty of them? But what is the one
you will go to your grave believing, period, doesn't matter
what anybody shows you. This is what. This is an

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absolute held belief that you have phone numbers eight five
zero two zero five WSLA eight five zero two zero
five ninety three fifty two. I contend that, like Joel
Abbott wrote about on Not the Be, there are all kinds.

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Some are far more serious than others. But I want
to know what one is the one you believe wholeheartedly
and why does it have to be a lengthy explanation.
I talked last hour about cancer, that there absolutely have

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been multiple cures for cancer, but that the pharmaceutical industries
killed them off. Let's go to Lee Lee thanks for
calling into the program. What conspiracy theory do you hold
to with all of your heart and why?

Speaker 4 (30:39):
I always believe that the last when Joe got elected,
it was rigged. It was rigged by the following ballots,
It was rigged by the rule changing for all the
rule changings in the state, and I believe it was

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it was. I've watched two thousand meals and I always
believed the election was rigged. And then I always believed
that the Democrat Party, in essence, between Obama and Joe's staff,
really ran the last four years. I don't think Joe
had his act together.

Speaker 1 (31:23):
Thank you, Lee, appreciate that That's exactly what I'm looking
for right there. Thank you Lee for breaking the ice
eight five zero two zero five WFLA. What conspiracy theory
do you believe with all your heart and why? Ken,
thanks for calling into the radio program. Good morning.

Speaker 8 (31:41):
Hey, So, I had a chance to meet a gentleman
who was really high up in the USDA for over
twenty five years, and he laid out all the evidence
to support the idea that LBJ really orchestrated the coup
and have jfk assassinated with the heart, with the help

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of the intelligence community.

Speaker 1 (32:06):
I believe that too.

Speaker 8 (32:09):
And you know, did Jackie ken'ty know about it? She
wore that dress. She gave an interview for the January
sixty sixty four with Walter Bronkin and he just laid
it out. And there were so many people in DC
that knew this.

Speaker 1 (32:28):
But you know, did you believe it before meeting that
guy Ken? Oh? We lost Ken. Ken's signal disappeared on us.
I would be curious to know if he was convinced
by that guy or if it was something he kind
of believed but then just happened to run into somebody.

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All Right, Bob is next, then Randy eight five zero
two zero five WFLA eight five zero two zero five
to b FLA, what conspiracy theory do you believe with
all your heart? And why just one? The one? The
one you believe? It's so badly it could go on

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your gravestone that you believe in more of your calls.
Next here on the Morning Show with Preston Scott. Sorry
about the train wreck of Eric. All Right, it's a
very simple question. What conspiracy theory do you believe? And

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why this one? Bob, thanks for calling into the program.
How are you.

Speaker 7 (33:42):
Hello?

Speaker 1 (33:44):
What's on your what?

Speaker 7 (33:45):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (33:45):
I got you? Okay.

Speaker 9 (33:48):
Mine is the latest of the conspiracy theories, and that's
Obama Valrie Jarrett, Susan Rice at all on the takedown
and the control of the United States government after he
was taken out of office or his term ended, and
they're still doing it. And now they're trying to spin

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the fact that, oh Jesus is ancient history. Let's go
on to something else serious like Epstein.

Speaker 1 (34:21):
Right, all right, sir, So we need to we.

Speaker 9 (34:25):
Need to pursue Obama and his compadres like they're doing now,
and don't weaken.

Speaker 1 (34:31):
Hey, Bob, I don't want to get off on that
at this point. I just wanted to know about the
conspiracy theory and why this isn't about solving it. I'm just,
I just I just want to keep it focused, laser
focused here eight five zero two zero five WSLA. Want
to know what conspiracy theory do you believe with all

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your heart one percent? Go into your grave. Nothing's changing
your mind? And why let's go go to Randy. Hi, Randy, Hey,
good morning, Preston.

Speaker 10 (35:03):
Mine goes all the way back to the early eighties,
nineteen eighties, there was a report that when HIV started,
it was a contaminated smallpox vaccine, and I'm holding that
onto that, and I think several other pathogens have been

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man made in the lab and are continually being spread.
I'm believe in it so much. I actually had a
novel published about it. How's that for.

Speaker 11 (35:40):
An anabased, shameless, shamelessless.

Speaker 1 (35:45):
Go ahead, tell everybody the name of your book.

Speaker 10 (35:49):
It's called The Solution, and it's available on Amazon, Kindle
and paperback.

Speaker 1 (35:55):
Thank you, Randy. Appreciate the phone call, you bum. Let's
go to Yeah, Kai, Vic, you are up.

Speaker 7 (36:03):
Hi Preston.

Speaker 12 (36:04):
I believe in the cancer thing that they truly don't
want cancer to be cured, because my wife is a
natural health pa has cured several people of stage four
cancer and just using herbs in different healthy remedies. And

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I've literally got rid of some skin cancer by just
using Frankinsons and so I've seen that and that's one
I truly believe.

Speaker 1 (36:39):
Thank you, Vic. I appreciate the phone call, and I'm
glad things worked out for you. Absolutely, that's good to hear.
Let's get another call or two in before the break, Edward,
you are up your conspiracy theory and why.

Speaker 13 (36:51):
Good morning, Preston. It's going to be the jfk assassination.
It's plain and simple. Born in sixty three myself, while
as a kid on a twenty six inch RCA TV
with VHS tape. I watched that tape over and over
and over, and even I knew as a kid when
he was shot from the front, your head doesn't go
that way, you know, it was. It was just obvious.

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I mean, as a as a teenager, I knew it.
So that's mine.

Speaker 1 (37:16):
So just to clarify your conspiracy theory is that.

Speaker 13 (37:22):
There's two shooters got you. There's no doubt. Yep, there's
no doubt. It doesn't go that way because you're shot
from behind.

Speaker 1 (37:29):
Completely agree, Thank you very much, Edward. Let's go get
one more caller here.

Speaker 7 (37:34):
Gary, you're up, Hey, Preston. I always enjoy the show, even.

Speaker 4 (37:39):
If we don't always agree.

Speaker 1 (37:40):
Oh wait a minute, we don't. That's a conspiracy.

Speaker 7 (37:46):
Listen too, quickies.

Speaker 4 (37:49):
I always believe in I always believe that Anthony Fauci
and members of our government were trying that gain of
function crap and that's what led to COVID, yep, and
that they were working in China, which, hell, what kind
of connection is that? And then I'll always believe that.
You know that Biden's staff really ran the show towards.

Speaker 8 (38:13):
The end, And sadly, I don't think we'll.

Speaker 4 (38:16):
No matter what evidence has turned up, I don't think
we'll ever see anybody go to jail for any of that.

Speaker 1 (38:23):
Thank you very much. I appreciate it. Gary. Thanks for
calling in and sharing your conspiracy theory. He snuck a
second one in there. It's okay, what about you? Do
you have a conspiracy theory that we haven't heard yet
that you believe? So help you God, you believe this?

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And why we'll take some more calls. We'll hear Jose's
conspiracy theory that he believes in the next egmen as well.
He's right now going, ooh, I didn't know you were
going to call on me. I was just putting my
hand up, you know. Let you think I had an answer.
I didn't know you can. Actually I'm that teacher. Yeah,
I pick on the kid that puts their hand up anyway.

(39:13):
Eight five zero two zero five WFLA eight five zero
two zero five ninety three fifty two. We've got time

(39:38):
for two more calls. I've got a couple of email
and then Jose's going to share we're asking the conspiracy
theory you will go to your grave believing in and
why Jonathan you are up.

Speaker 7 (39:55):
But COVID situation, the whole thing. I lost two days
with working. I got enraged something about the driving truck
over the country forty eight states. I went into all
the small towns, all the large towns. They were through
the Federal Highway system, interstate system, everywhere in America, from
Maine to Miami, Seattle down to San Diego. I visited

(40:17):
every city, and I never saw none of what they
said was going on the radio where there'd be thirty
trucks lined up all the bodies away from the hospitals.
I never saw that one single time. If you talk
to anybody in medical asked them about it, they immediately
looked to their left as an indicator of a lie.
That's something that you learn in law enforcement. If they

(40:39):
look at nine o'clock and then down at seven o'clock,
it's a creative lie. Everybody I've ever talked to in
the medical field they look left first. Thing, So I
don't believe it. Instead, it happened maybe it did, but
I never saw the evidence of it.

Speaker 1 (40:55):
Thank you, sir, Thank you appreciate the phone call. Perfect.
Let's go to Matt final here, Matt, what do you got.

Speaker 13 (41:02):
The sasquatch?

Speaker 1 (41:06):
Go ahead, the sasquatch theory. Well, you don't believe it's
a theory.

Speaker 7 (41:14):
I mean I believe it's real.

Speaker 1 (41:16):
I there you go. So you believe in the big
Foot sasquatch?

Speaker 14 (41:20):
Yet?

Speaker 7 (41:22):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (41:24):
What? What?

Speaker 2 (41:24):
Why?

Speaker 4 (41:27):
Because it been seen too much everybody, I mean all
these people see it.

Speaker 1 (41:35):
Okay, thank you, Matt. Appreciate the phone call. Thank you
for calling in. And I know some of you are
screaming at your phones. Mark wrote in he said, read
an article in readers digest years ago a couple bigger

(41:57):
universities corroborated came up with some kind of reces up
that collected cancer cells and attached them to help her
T cells, which killed the malignant cells at worked. Never
heard about it again. Big farmer involved. That's he's coming
at it the same way I am. On that Steph
wrote in Hoover Dan was built. The high government secrets
could be real transformers m Lance. Most super Bowls are

(42:24):
rigged all the way back to Super Bowl can't tell
what that is. Is that super Bowl? I don't know
what super Bowl that is? Lance, you got to do
better than that at the end. There but super bowls
being rigged. Okay, Jose what what conspiracy theory? Do you
hold absolutely firmly to no joke that aliens?

Speaker 15 (42:51):
Yeah, the aliens have bases underwater bodies of waters like oceans,
lakes and whatnot. Based on my mother saw a UFO
when she was younger and it hovered over the Lake
Ocuchobee and she said she saw it go into the lake. Uh,
she said she thought it crashed, but it wasn't until

(43:12):
recently when the government, you know, revealed it. Yeah, that's
a thing, you know, underwater UFOs and stuff like that.
I was like, Aha, always knew it.

Speaker 1 (43:21):
So do you think that UFOs are actual extra terrestrial beings?
Do you think they're demonic? Do you think they're government
projects that you know, government are working on and don't
talk about.

Speaker 15 (43:36):
Well that I'm not too sure, but I don't believe
that they're aliens. I believe that if anything, it's us
from the future. Excuse me, if anything, it's us from
the future. Okay, above aliens, that's just what I think.

Speaker 1 (43:51):
I'm backing out of the studio now, just carefully watching
my you know, just staying my eyes are focused on
Jose as I back out. Okay, all right, time travel?
So you believe in time travel?

Speaker 7 (44:05):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (44:06):
Loosely? Okay, fair enough. Hey, I'm not I am not
here to judge any of it. I just wanted to
hear what you all had to say. Twenty seven minutes
past the hour, come back with the big stories in
the press box and we got a Florida Man segment
and oh, by the way, Florida Man local Tallahassee, Florida Man.

(44:32):
We'll get you ready for what's the beef and of
course what's to be Friday? Next hour? More of your
calls only, it's basically just your complaints. It is Friday.
I friends, ruminators, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, males
and females only. It's The Morning Show with Preston Scott.

Speaker 3 (44:57):
The Morning Show with Preston Scott on News Radio one
hundred point seven. Double UFLA.

Speaker 1 (45:09):
Well, I can say it now. Former FSU women's golfer
Lottie Wode in the hunt for another title. She's won
the Irish Open. She came in maybe third in the
LPGA Major last week, and now she's competing and after
the first round she's just a couple shots out of
the lead for the Scottish Open. This is her first

(45:34):
professional tournament. She decided to accept the offer to turn pro.
She's got her LPGA card. Second FSU golfer to leave
school early because they earned their way to professional golf
through their play. So congratulations to Lottie and she's doing
very very well. All right, big stories in the press box.
We told you last hour Hulk Hogan passing away age

(45:56):
of seventy one. Seems like it was a cardiac arrest.
I'm gonna set that to the side now, because this
isn't I think this is potentially this is a story
to just keep on your radar, in part because of
what we just talked about, the idea that big pharmacy

(46:18):
companies are keeping cancer treatments at bay because they make
too much money doing their own treatments. They don't want
they don't want treatments that kill cancer because they make
money treating it. It really isn't that hard of a stretch,
is it to think that that's happening, that they buy

(46:39):
up the patents that they and then bury them, They
lock them away, they burn the research. In this case,
it is one oncologist, doctor Paul muholland the National Hospital
for Neurology and Neurosurgery, University of College, London Hospitals. He

(47:03):
was treating Ben Trompman was forty when he was diagnosed
in twenty twenty two with glioblastoma, which is the most
aggressive brain cancer tumor that's out there. Typically you live
fifteen months after diagnosis, five year survival six point nine percent.

(47:27):
Here's what's significant. The medication is called and I'm gonna
mispronounce this epili moumb epilimu mab ip i l i
m u m a b. You might want to just
write it down. I'm keeping this story in a file.

(47:52):
A pill amubab moomb sorry, moumb epili moumb. Here's what's significant,
and and we've talked about this with doctor Joe Camps,
Joseph retired oncologist. What significant is this is an immunotherapy treatment.

(48:13):
It's an antibody that binds to a protein on immune
cells t cells, and it keeps cancer cells from suppressing
the immune systems. So it can then attack and kill
the cancer. Troupman received this treatment, then received radiation in chemotherapy.

(48:37):
Two years later, his scans show no cancer none, and
he did not have follow up surgery. They didn't go
get the tumor. It's gone and it showed up on
these scans. We've talked about immunotherapy being huge that you

(49:08):
hear sometimes that the treatment of cancer can kill you.
The damage to the immune system leaves you susceptible to
all kinds of other things. This allows the treatment of
the cancer to be more effective by enhancing the immune system.

(49:28):
It's immunotherapy treatment. It makes a lot of sense. It
just does. So it's just something to keep in mind.
Does it go away? They didn't have enough patience to
do anymore. This guy's the only trial. They are right
now trying to recruit sixteen patients for an additional trial,

(49:57):
and so we'll see. But it's something to keep a
just file away in your memory bank. Forty one minutes
past the hour. This Morning Show.

Speaker 3 (50:11):
This is the Morning Show with Preston Scott.

Speaker 1 (50:22):
It's actually a perfect story for a friend. If you
read something insane, I probably did it.

Speaker 16 (50:31):
I'm fond of wood.

Speaker 3 (50:32):
The block is going ahead and good with my name.

Speaker 5 (50:37):
Now the mead so many to sins I have committed,
and we all feel ben away.

Speaker 17 (50:44):
We have somebody's black.

Speaker 14 (50:47):
Clever to make.

Speaker 12 (50:51):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (50:53):
I got a note alerting me to this story from
a buddy and he said, it's this. This isn't your
next Florida man story. I will be bitterly disappointed in you.
And then the story went viral. It's everywhere and there
are a lot of interesting little ramifications to this story,

(51:15):
but here's the headline. Chuck E Cheese got arrested by
Tallahassee Police and I'm not kidding. TPD shows up at
the local Chuck E Cheese and they're told that the

(51:36):
person they're looking for is the Chuckster. Today. Their plan
was to walk him out, not to traumatize anybody like
the little kids. But they said that, I mean, they

(52:01):
were even Chuck Chucky come with me, that they were
referring to him in character and he allegedly according to reporting,
and it's everywhere tensed up, and so they decided the
safety of everybody, they just had to slap the cuffs

(52:23):
on him. So the mouse put his paws behind his back,
and the photos of Chuck e Cheese being escorted out
the door. It's just practicingly funny.

Speaker 15 (52:40):
It just is.

Speaker 1 (52:43):
His name's Jeremy Jones or Jamal sorry, Jamel Jones. He's
been arrested on three felonies. I think some of it's
like credit card fraud and that kind of thing, which
isn't gonna help Chuck E Cheese at all. I'm a
big fan of Chuck e Chee. Their pizzas aren't as
good as they used to be, but I'm a big
fan of the chuckster. You find yourself a good Chuck

(53:06):
e Cheese. You got a good place to bring the kiddos,
especially the littles. But they then when he was outside,
they took his head off and they put the head
on top of the police card. And there's another photo
that's just due. But you know a lot of people

(53:26):
are saying, why did they have to arrest junkie Cheese
in costume? Couldn't they just discord into the back, have
him changed clothes and walk him out the back door
or something, you know. TPD for its partners it's saying, hey, unfortunate,
would have loved to have not had to go down
this way, but it is what it is, but there

(53:48):
likely will be just a few kids that are now
traumatized seeing their favorite little big mouse cuffed. Put your pause,
find your back. I don't know what little it's just

(54:10):
too good. Anyway, you need to find it. It's out
there and you'll have a good laugh. Forty six minutes
past the hour, now we're gonna go the other way,
swing the pendulum the other way. Get you ready for
What's the Beef?

Speaker 5 (54:23):
Trustan Scott on news Radio one hundred point seven. Wufla boy.

Speaker 1 (54:36):
I hope you're ready to get a little fired up
because this story fired me up yesterday. It has me
matter even this morning. Now. I mean, this is this
isn't I mean, obviously we've got What's the Beef coming up? Right?
Your chance to complain about anything you want, But this

(54:56):
is this is from the Federalist. We joked, I had
a listener of the program. Is it DEI or Die?

(55:19):
Is it diversity equity and inclusion or is it diversity
inclusion equity adding up to die? Been thinking much about
those floods in Texas? No, you haven't, because it's been
swept from our minds because of the twenty four hour

(55:42):
news cycle. As of now one hundred and thirty five dead.
We heard immediately afterwards the blame on Doge weather forecasting,
and this is all of Trump's fault, right we remember that?

(56:03):
What if you were to learn that there was somebody
that could have intervened and saved people but didn't public
comment from Austin Firefighters Association, Austin Fire Department Chief Joel
Baker had several opportunities quoting now to send life saving

(56:25):
swiftwater boat teams to pre deploy to Kerrville during the
devastating flooding, but decided against it. Could have deployed teams
in swiftwater boats these are meant for this type of scenario,

(56:51):
but did not, quoting the Firefighters Association, out of a
misguided attempt to save money. The fire chief of Austin,
Texas did not know that those costs are reimbursed by
the federal government, so he did not deploy teams that

(57:14):
could have saved lives plucking bodies people out of the
water before they got drowned. They had the chance to
pre deploy and didn't. So how does that happen?

Speaker 13 (57:30):
Well?

Speaker 1 (57:30):
Would you be shocked to learn that Austin Austin, Texas
picked their fire chief based on Dei. Those are the
policies of the city's fire department. They touted him as
the Austin's first African American fire chief. Was he qualified

(57:54):
to be the fire chief? He certainly doesn't seem that
he is, because he didn't even know the fundamental of
reimbursing on a natural disaster. And if this sounds familiar,
go back to the fires of Pacific Palisades. The fire
chief and her deputies lesbians hired, no doubt to make

(58:19):
a statement, did videos promote prioritizing, prioritizing, diversifying their staff.
I'm telling you they made embarrassing promotional videos. But instead
of dealing with things that residents can do to reduce
fire risk and advocating for you know, cutting down brush

(58:41):
that is overgrown, which California doesn't really let you do,
but they were in a position to advocate for that. No, no, no,
they were too busy being politically correct what I would
call incorrect. But you get my point. So is it
DEI or do we need to just spell it a
little differently E? Because when DEI touches things, what you

(59:06):
get is d I E. What's the bee Friday? Is
next eight five zero two zero five WSLA eight five
zero two zero five ninety three fifty two. Your chance
to complain about whatever your little heart desires is next.
Call down, boy. I hope you're ready to get a

(59:37):
little fired up, because this story fired me up yesterday.
It has me matter even this morning. Now. I mean,
this is this isn't I mean, obviously we've got what's
the beef coming up? Right? Your chance to complain about
anything you want? But this is this is it's from

(01:00:00):
the Federalist. We joked, I had a listener of the program.
Is it DEI or Die? Is it diversity equity and

(01:00:21):
inclusion or is it diversity inclusion equity adding up to die?
Been thinking much about those floods in Texas? No, you haven't,
because it's been swept from our minds because of the

(01:00:42):
twenty four hour news cycle. As of now, one hundred
and thirty five dead. We heard immediately afterwards to blame
on Doge weather forecasting and this is all of Trump's fault, right,
we remember that what if you were to learn that

(01:01:05):
there was somebody that could have intervened and saved people
but didn't. Public comment from Austin Firefighters Association. Austin Fire
Department Chief Joel Baker had several opportunities quoting NOW to
send life saving swiftwater boat teams to pre deploy to

(01:01:29):
Kerrville during the devastating flooding, but decided against it. Could
have deployed teams in swiftwater boats these are meant for

(01:01:50):
this type of scenario, but did not, quoting the Firefighters
Association out of a misguided attempt to save money. The
fire chief of Austin, Texas did not know that those
costs are reimbursed by the federal government, so he did

(01:02:12):
not deploy teams that could have saved lives plucking bodies
people out of the water before they got drowned. They
had the chance to pre deploy and didn't. So how
does that happen?

Speaker 13 (01:02:30):
Well?

Speaker 1 (01:02:31):
Would you be shocked to learn that Austin Austin, Texas
picked their fire chief based on DEI those are the
policies of the city's fire department. They touted him as
the Austin's first African American fire chief. Was he qualified

(01:02:54):
to be the fire chief? He certainly doesn't seem that
he is, because he didn't even know the fundamental reimbursement
on a natural disaster. And if this sounds familiar, go
back to the fires of Pacific Palisades. The fire chief
and her deputies lesbians hired, no doubt to make a statement,

(01:03:23):
did videos promote prioritizing, prioritizing, diversifying their staff. I'm telling
you they made embarrassing promotional videos. But instead of dealing
with things that residents can do to reduce fire risk
and advocating for you know, cutting down brush that is overgrown,

(01:03:43):
which California doesn't really let you do, but they were
in a position to advocate for that. No, no, no,
they were too busy being politically correct what I would
call incorrect. But you get my point. So is it
DEI or do we need to just spell it a
little differently? Die? Because when DEI touches things, what you

(01:04:06):
get is die. What's to be Friday is next eight
five zero two zero five WSLA eight five zero two
zero five ninety three point fifty two. Your chance to
complain about whatever your little heart desires is next call down.

(01:04:40):
Calls are starting to line up, but we do have
one line open and it can be yours. You can
be guarantee airtime. The Michael Jordan of the radio Airtime.
It's What's to be Friday here on the Morning Show
with Preston Scott. Your chance to call in and complain
about whatever your little heart desires. Eight five zero two

(01:05:03):
zero five to b FLA eight five zero two zero
five ninety three fifty two. You can complain about me always, remember, though,
I do have the last word.

Speaker 13 (01:05:15):
Now.

Speaker 1 (01:05:16):
Just don't be personal, you know, that's fine. It's we're
big boys around here, and we simply asked that you
don't use profanity and that you don't make it personally.
If you have a bad experience at a business, by
all means, tell us what happened. Just leave the name
of the business out of it. We're not here to
help or hurt businesses. We're here to help. Let's go
to Greg. Hi, Greg, you're up. What's the beef?

Speaker 6 (01:05:39):
Okay, many beef? The chair of Astronomer and his human
resources mistress have now both resigned. Didn't they learn anything
by listening to the now deceased Connie Francis singing Lipstick
on your Collar? But my actual beef is this narrative

(01:06:03):
about even Colbert's dismissal and the ending of the Late
Late Show on CBS, because I've heard John Stewart MSNBC,
the ladies on the View all say that the sixteen
millions from Paramount was a bribe. Yes, the merger is

(01:06:25):
going to go through. And this is what happens when
you have fascist dictators who have no sense of humor
and in essence reminding me of the French magazine, Satire
magazine that had the sketches of Mohammed and what happened

(01:06:47):
to the editor. Well, I'd like to clarify this that, yes,
this was not unprecedented because it was Potus forty three,
George W. Bush who had a sixty minute story about
his National Guard record and what happened. Dan Rather had
to apologize and there was a settlement.

Speaker 1 (01:07:08):
Greg I gotta go, brother, I got I gotta go.
Turn it into a monologue. There Gerald, you are up?
What's the beef?

Speaker 7 (01:07:16):
Hey?

Speaker 18 (01:07:16):
How are you? It's this whole thing about tire air
pressure that everybody's that when you get new tires or whatever,
they they default set thirty five pounds and you tire.
First of all, it depends on the tire. The second
one is that the max pressure on a tire is
written on there, so you're supposed to put in and
be in between there and that there. And I've talked

(01:07:38):
to several engineers and they said that's just probably they're
doing that for ride comfort or to show off the
car with a short run. But they said, you don't
have to do that. And I've been doing that for years.
And that's how come my tires last so long and
they wear evenly.

Speaker 1 (01:07:55):
And because why do I.

Speaker 18 (01:07:57):
Even wrote to the National Highway Safety whatever and told
them the story, because that's how they tried to get
Ford nailed with having those tires too low on the
xety the tires. The Ford Explorer.

Speaker 1 (01:08:12):
Thing, well, your your air pressure, your your air pressures
on a label that is inside your car door.

Speaker 18 (01:08:19):
Yeah, well that's like going to a dentist for a
stomach ache.

Speaker 1 (01:08:23):
It is sure, the the that's a federally mandated thing
that they put on that.

Speaker 18 (01:08:32):
I just know that the tire has one thing on
it and inside the door has another.

Speaker 1 (01:08:37):
Well, the max pressure is the max pressure that the
tire can handle under full load, not the not the
not the pressure you're supposed to inflate it to.

Speaker 18 (01:08:46):
Right, but right, but you still can.

Speaker 1 (01:08:50):
Well, but isn't it foolish to put fifty one pounds
in a tire that that is not meant for carrying
a heavy load or anything.

Speaker 18 (01:08:57):
No, no, no, no, as long as you don't go
over the maximum the maximum pressure.

Speaker 1 (01:09:02):
Okay. The problem with that, though, Gerald, thanks for your call.
I hear your beef. The problem is that is that
if you load it to fifty one pounds and then
you're running it on asphalt that's one hundred and some
odd degrees, and then the heat of just running it,
it's going to expand even further and you run the
risk of a blowout. I would think I could be
wrong about that, But anyway, Rose, you're going to be

(01:09:25):
up next. I've just got a feeling I need some
help today. Friends eight five zero two zero five WSLA.
We need some calls here. Come on, come on, ruminators
rally eight five zero two zero five ninety three fifty two.
We got three calls open, three lines open. I should say,
what's to be Friday? Whatever you want to get off

(01:09:45):
your chest, We're here for you.

Speaker 5 (01:09:52):
Story you want to share, ride them at Preston at
iHeartRadio dot com. Yes he knows how to read well, actually,
his producer reads him.

Speaker 3 (01:10:01):
He doesn't know how to read. It's the Morning Show
with Preston.

Speaker 1 (01:10:05):
Scott's off to a shaky start here, but will rally well,
well we'll be fine maybe eight five zero two zero
five wfl A. When when I surrendered the program over
to you, you never know what's gonna happen. But thankfully

(01:10:26):
we got roads standing by. Good morning, Rose. How are you?

Speaker 16 (01:10:30):
Good morning you?

Speaker 19 (01:10:32):
Thank you?

Speaker 1 (01:10:32):
Good?

Speaker 16 (01:10:33):
I got I got to I got too.

Speaker 9 (01:10:36):
Uh.

Speaker 16 (01:10:36):
Number Number one is uh, people running red lights. M
I was going to work a couple of last week
and I was stopped at the corner of the garrison
in Mayhand and literally I was going to make a
left and literally.

Speaker 13 (01:10:52):
Four cars ran the light going straight.

Speaker 19 (01:10:56):
That's insane.

Speaker 16 (01:10:58):
Four four, yes, back to back.

Speaker 1 (01:11:01):
Four dangerous.

Speaker 19 (01:11:04):
That was close to seven o'clock in the morning. Insane anyway.

Speaker 16 (01:11:08):
The other one is people just randomly doing trash out
of there there are car windows. Oh yeah, randomly glittering.
I called, I say, I like to say only trash litters.

Speaker 1 (01:11:22):
Yes, you feel any better? Just you know at all?
Did it? Did we help it all?

Speaker 13 (01:11:29):
You?

Speaker 7 (01:11:29):
Sure?

Speaker 18 (01:11:29):
Did?

Speaker 14 (01:11:30):
You?

Speaker 1 (01:11:30):
Sure?

Speaker 20 (01:11:31):
Sure did?

Speaker 16 (01:11:31):
To get it out of me because it's been bugging me.
I moved to town happy ten years ago, and this
has been been bugging me since.

Speaker 13 (01:11:37):
And I'm glad that I finally get to get here.

Speaker 1 (01:11:39):
No, you've had a ten year thorn in your side
and we finally got it extracted.

Speaker 16 (01:11:44):
Finally, Yes, sir, Okay, much for that.

Speaker 1 (01:11:47):
There we go, and now you're laughing and you're smiling.
That's a wonderful thing. Oh man, carrying that around for
a minute. Let's go to run Ron, you're up, what's
the beef? Where it?

Speaker 17 (01:12:00):
Kind of with some of the callers there pressed and
one what is the name Greg or whatever? Has always
got a commentary he doesn't really has a beef. And
then two the guy with the tire pressure, Hey, get
your facts right before you get on there. Tire pressure
makes a big difference. Too high it'll wear out the
center of the tire. Too low, it'll wear out the edges.

(01:12:20):
So you guys gonna have a you know, get on
here and have a.

Speaker 1 (01:12:22):
Beef or whatever.

Speaker 17 (01:12:23):
Get your facts right. Hi, thanksful, lot press, and I have.

Speaker 1 (01:12:27):
A great day. I had a feeling something like that
was covin. Let's go to Ted Ted Ted, you are up,
what's the beef?

Speaker 7 (01:12:38):
Yeah?

Speaker 21 (01:12:38):
I signed up for boat insurance yesterday on my phone
and I fill out the questionnaire and it asked me
if I've ever been in any accidents, including in automobiles,
and I said, yeah, I got I got sort of
side swiped in the parking lot three three years ago, and.

Speaker 6 (01:12:55):
It was not my fault at all.

Speaker 20 (01:12:57):
And then I go to press the button for the thing,
and it says, oh, we had to adjust your premium
up a little bit because you were in an accident.
And then I look and it says, oh, you're it's
assumed it's is your fault, but if you want, you
can prove that it wasn't by sending in something I'm like,
and now I have to go find some indicia of
that I wasn't at fault. But it was just cheesy

(01:13:18):
that I was in a car and I get sideswiped
and my boat insurance has gone the premium goes up
a few dollars a month.

Speaker 1 (01:13:26):
That's that's silly. Yeah, you know, well, at least you
feel better, right I do.

Speaker 19 (01:13:33):
I do.

Speaker 20 (01:13:34):
So anyway, Well, thanks for taking my call.

Speaker 1 (01:13:36):
Thanks Jed, I appreciate it. One more call before the break, Rutledge,
you are up.

Speaker 19 (01:13:39):
What's the beef, hey pressed in Happy Friday. My beef
is my beef is the beef that the beef has.
With the tire pressure, Dude, Gerald, you're wrong, buddy, read
the door it. Tire pressure is adjusted by the vehicle weight.
Vehicle weights can change. Also, when you put oversized tires
on a v vehicle, that what you read on the

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door is no longer applicable, So do your research. Be safe.
Over pressurization can also cause issues with your braking as
well as low pressure, So it is important to understand
that the manufacturers do know something. The tire company doesn't
know what tire you're putting on what vehicle, or what
the weight is. The weight of the vehicle on the

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front is different than the weight of the vehicle on
the back. That's why there's a discrepancy between what the
door says on the front of the vehicle versus the
back of the vehicle. Be safe, everybody, Happy Friday.

Speaker 1 (01:14:35):
But rut Ledge he was correct that if you overinflate,
you wear him out in the middle. You underinflate, you
wear him out on the side. I think he was
advocating for what you're talking about, just to have some
common sense.

Speaker 19 (01:14:46):
No the second But yeah, no, the second guy was correct.
The first guy, Gerald, that said put the max pressure
in the tire is absolutely wrong. And I and like
you said, read what the door says if you're running
the stock tires on the vehicle.

Speaker 1 (01:14:58):
There you go. Thank you so much. I appreciate that
we've got what we got. We got Dave, we got John,
we got some guy named Sal. The only Sal I
know is no. Next on the Morning Show with Preston

(01:15:22):
Scott twenty eight two minutes past. You got time for three,
maybe four calls. We've got three standing by. We'll just
kind of play it by ear. What's the Beef Friday?

(01:15:45):
And Sal? Nowso calling in on what's the Beef Friday?

Speaker 19 (01:15:52):
Yes, sir, how are you my man?

Speaker 1 (01:15:54):
Well, I'm a little nervous. Now, Well, I have been.

Speaker 19 (01:15:59):
I have been a faithful listener as well as a
participant in your show for many years. I've never called
in with a beef, but I have one today.

Speaker 1 (01:16:05):
Okay.

Speaker 19 (01:16:07):
So on Capitol Circle Northeast, there is a rather new
shopping area or commercial area, and the entrance to it
is a big hill. So I don't know if my
beef is with the city or the County.

Speaker 6 (01:16:19):
But as you.

Speaker 19 (01:16:20):
Pull into this entrance there is a speed bump. No
big deal, but whoever installed this speed bump put it
at a forty five degree angle cutting across the entrance,
which makes it absolutely the most ridiculous and unnerving entrance
into a commercial area off of coming off of Capital Circle,

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which you know you're not, you know, coming off there slow.
So it's just horribly designed. It is just it's a
nightmare to do, and it makes me question whether or
not I actually want to go into a couple of
really good businesses that are there.

Speaker 1 (01:16:59):
So do you that do you find yourself fearful that
people that are pulling in and let's say ahead of
you are having to slow down so much because of
it that you're gonna get hit.

Speaker 19 (01:17:10):
Absolutely, that's part of the problem because I'm anticipating it
because you as you pull in and so you're slowing
down on Capital Circle northeast and then knowing that as
soon as you hit it, your entire car is gonna
go you know, buck wild, so to speak.

Speaker 1 (01:17:26):
So that is my beef.

Speaker 19 (01:17:28):
I feel so much better. I am ready to tackle
Friday and head into the weekend.

Speaker 1 (01:17:33):
So you're the best brother. Thanks so much for the
phone call. Uh, Sal newso with us this morning on
what's the Beef Friday. Let's go to Dave Dave Europe
real quick.

Speaker 14 (01:17:42):
I want to second. I know that buff Sal's talking
about I hate it. I despise it, so let me
check it.

Speaker 1 (01:17:47):
That nice.

Speaker 14 (01:17:49):
You're never gonna get an answered about the tire stuff.
It's like chicken an egg argument because some people are
gonna say that tie the people that made the tire
know exactly what they're doing, and some people are gonna
say the people that made the car know exactly what
they're doing.

Speaker 1 (01:18:03):
And of course we know the real answer is.

Speaker 14 (01:18:06):
Me get any answer? We call each other idiots, back
and forth, rust of our lives about it.

Speaker 1 (01:18:11):
What can I ask? What do you do?

Speaker 14 (01:18:14):
I'm sixty four and since I've been driving, I go
with what the tire says.

Speaker 1 (01:18:20):
But do you go with the max pressure that he's listed?

Speaker 14 (01:18:24):
Yes? I do fifty one PSI on every car I've driven.

Speaker 1 (01:18:27):
Oh sweet goodness, Okay, fair enough, okay, Dave, thanks very much.
I appreciate the phone call. Uh let's go to John. John,
you are up what's the beef?

Speaker 22 (01:18:38):
Now? You're morning in Presston, and thank you for what
you do. My beef is with all these people that
are defending Stephen Colbert and claiming he's only getting fired
because he disparaged the president. Well, I want you'all to
remember back the last year of Obama's presidency, rodeo clown
in Sedalia, Missouri may national headlines because he made a

(01:19:02):
pissy remark about the president. Nobody knew what sadel in
Missouri was or even saw that rodeo until they got
their shorts and a bunch because he made a disparaging
remark about Obama.

Speaker 8 (01:19:15):
Right, yeah, you know.

Speaker 22 (01:19:16):
And I respect people's right to say whatever they want
to about whatever politician. I enjoy that freedom and use
it every day, but that doesn't guarantee my employment. Anyway,
y'all have a good weekend. And by the way, Oswald
was a long shooter back.

Speaker 1 (01:19:35):
Thank you. No, he wasn't appreciate the call.

Speaker 11 (01:19:41):
You know.

Speaker 1 (01:19:42):
It's interesting the tire thing, as fate would have it.
I spoke with some of the discount tire about this once.
I said, it says max pressure PSI fifty one or whatever.
Is that what you do? You go oden? No, no, no, no, no, no, no,

(01:20:03):
that's explaining the maximum pressure the tire can hold. You
don't ever get close to that when you inflate it
because of the reasons we've talked about on the program.
But hey, you know, let's put it this way. I
will never inflate a car tire unless it's a high performance,

(01:20:24):
low profile racing tire to that kind of poundage. Never
in a thousand years ever per That's just me though.
But you know what, y'all rescued me. We got some
good calls in there, so thank you very much. We
come back best and worst of the week, some good news,
dad joke headlines would to be still much to come.

(01:20:45):
On the Morning Show with Preston Scott.

Speaker 23 (01:20:53):
The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the
world he didn't exist.

Speaker 24 (01:20:58):
On News Radio one seven u f l A a.

Speaker 1 (01:21:10):
Couple times each month we share our best and worst,
so it could span a couple of weeks because we
now have a new feature from the ground up on
the first and third fridays of the month, So on
the second and fourth and if there's a fifth fifth
fridays of the month, we'll do our best and worst.
Hose you're up, what's the best and worst of your week, right, two, The.

Speaker 15 (01:21:30):
Best is Stephen cole Bert.

Speaker 1 (01:21:34):
Yeah, Stephen, Stephen Colbert coming to an end, Thank the Lord.
Did you watch it?

Speaker 15 (01:21:40):
I used to be a big fan of him, a
long time ago, long.

Speaker 1 (01:21:45):
Before I can still remember.

Speaker 15 (01:21:48):
Sorry now and then and then now, if they can
get the rest of the you know, the goofballs off
of their yeah, it'll be great. But and then then
the worst is my vehicle was attacked by a fifty
pound branch. Oh no, yeah, yeah, yeah, put a sizeable,
well little mark on there.

Speaker 1 (01:22:09):
Yep. That's that's your best and worst worse.

Speaker 11 (01:22:13):
Okay, fair enough. My worst of the week is right
here in my hands. I got some sun made raisins.
I got one of those big kind of tubs.

Speaker 1 (01:22:25):
Yeah big, I mean it's it's twenty ounces pound and
four ounces of raisins. Love raisins. Just wanted to I
rotate snacks here, just something that I can nibble on
during the show, because yeah, anyway, and I showed I
showed Jose before the show even started. I opened it
up fresh, I leaned it over. I said, look at that,

(01:22:48):
and a third of it is empty. And we all
know happens with potato chips. It happens with almost anything
that's bottled or not bottled, anything that that is a
dry good that is packaged, and you know what they
tell you, it's settling. It was full and then it's
settled in shipping. Well, how about how about instead of that,

(01:23:12):
how about somebody put something in the conveyor belt that
you dumped the raisins in and then it goes and
then you dump some more. How about you shake it
a couple of times so it's full. This felt like

(01:23:32):
such a ripoff to me. And you know what I'm
talking about my best of the week after winning the
British Open, the Open, the champion golfer of the year,
Scottish Scheffler. This was him at his press conference.

Speaker 23 (01:23:51):
I've said it for a long time. Golf is not
how I identify myself. I don't identify myself by winning tournaments,
chasing trophies, you know, being famous or whatever. It is
like when I go home, if I go to there's
two chipotles that I eat at at home. There's one, well,
actually not really one anymore. There's one right where I
grew up. It's kind of near SMU's campus. If I

(01:24:13):
was to go to that Chipotle and try to eat nowadays,
it would be very difficult for me. There's another one
in a different part of town that I'm not going
to tell you where it is, but if I go there,
nobody recognizes me ever, and so famous is just one
of those things. It's like in some circles, like right now,

(01:24:35):
I'm the best player in the world. This week I
was the best player in the world. You know, I'm
sitting here with the trophy. We're going to start all
over in Memphis, you know, back to even par show
goes on, and it's hard to describe what it feels like, because, yeah,
I don't feel any different because I've won a golf tournament.
You know, this is not this is not the be

(01:24:57):
all end all for me, but I'm extremely grateful for it.
I I have kids, you not. I have worked since
I was two or three years old to have a
chance to play professional golfer a living, and now I've
been able to win tournaments that I just dreamed of
playing it and it's an amazing feeling and I'm so
grateful to be able to live out my dreams. But
you know, like I said, my faith in my family
is what's most important to me, and I try to

(01:25:18):
live as normal a life as possible because I feel
like a normal guy. I have the same friends I
had grown up. I don't think that I'm anything special
just because you know, some weeks, I'm better at shooting
a lower score than other guys are.

Speaker 1 (01:25:30):
He went on to talk about the fact that he's
called that's a term that is used by Christians. He
feels called to do what he's doing. He feels called to,
along with his wife Meredith, reach out to other couples
that may not know Jesus, may not have faith, and

(01:25:51):
to befriend them and to just be friends, and to
try to live in such a way that maybe it
rubs off what I find fascinating and what made this
the best of the week for me is there were
just a handful of people of all the commentators that
zeroed in on why is this guy so different? One

(01:26:16):
word Jesus. Forty minutes after the hour This Morning Show
with Preston Scott, few people noticed my Delsa Tones singing

(01:26:41):
the opening line from American Pie. It's in my head
because I watched a documentary on the song. It's very
difficult to get your brain around how big and influential
that song was and still is. I mean, it really is.

(01:27:09):
You say, you know what, at some point, I think
I'm going to talk about that. I'm going to talk
about that song because just this much context. When that
song was released, the longest you could you could have
a song on the radio was three to three and
a half minutes. That was it. That was over eight minutes.

(01:27:35):
And every time they released an edited version, people would
call in and say no, no, no, no, no no no,
I want the whole song. And it dominated the charts
as an eight plus minute song about America. But the
documentary on American Pie is fascinating because Don McLean talks

(01:27:59):
about out what those lines are, what they're about, and
some of the things that people assumed lines were about
not at all. He talked about the pickup truck. He said,
I didn't have a pickup truck, but it was my song,
so I said, I did great stuff. Anyway. The good

(01:28:28):
news segment today a little different. It's good news that
you can nominate a teacher to receive a five thousand
dollars grand from our partners at Donors Choose Our meaning iHeartRadio.

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We have sponsorships and friends and they abandoned together and
they're going to give out five thousand dollars grants to
some teachers across the country based on your nominations. So
we're asking you, because it's a process that will take
a little time, nominate a great teacher. We had someone

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call in yesterday. I think it was I mentioned it
for the first time. Maybe yeah, I was, I think yesterday,
and we had someone to say, well, you know that
there are teachers and this thing and that thing that
really should be considered for. Will nominate them if they're
a public school teacher, and I personally think that includes

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charter schools. It does not include private schools. But if
they're a public school teacher, nominate them. Teachers take out
of their wallets money all the time for their classrooms,
So nominate them. Go to iHeartRadio dot com slash teachers
And that's good news. The other good news is that

(01:30:00):
we are less than a week away now. Next Thursday
is Dairy Queen Miracle Treat Day, where a dollar or
more from a blizzard that you order will go to
the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals to benefit local children's hospitals. Boy,
you multiply that across the nation, that could be millions

(01:30:23):
of dollars. So there's two ways and you can learn more.
Miracletreat day dot com, Miracle treat day dot com. Those
two just are two, just two opportunities for you to
make a difference, which after all is kind of a
thing around here, and that will always be good news.

(01:31:05):
As we wrap up our fridays here on the program,
we always like to leave you with a dad joke,
something to carry you through the weekend to share. And
this again comes from a lengthy list sent to me
last year by Ryan almost a year ago, in fact,
August of last year. What is blue and not very.

Speaker 2 (01:31:26):
Heavy light blue?

Speaker 1 (01:31:41):
Just does it get all? Does it? Thank you, Ryan.
That's a gift that's kept on giving time for some
satire ladies and gentlemen from your hour, my president chource
for satire. This is satire from the Babylon b.

Speaker 2 (01:31:58):
Media.

Speaker 1 (01:31:59):
Unconcerned and with circulation of Biden's brain, deeply concerned about
circulation to Trump's ankles. Elmo decries defunding a PBS as
a Jewish conspiracy. Obama argues he can't be charged with
treason since he wasn't born in America. Hunter Biden warns

(01:32:20):
that without illegal immigrants, the price of prostitutes and crack
will skyrocket. Ozzie clarifies to Saint Peter he was just
joking about the whole Satanism thing. Obama awarded Nobel Prize
for exemplary work planning Russian collusion hoax in solidarity with Colbert.

(01:32:41):
Jimmy Kimmel vows to not tell any funny jokes until
Late Show is reinstated. Sad Day ruined by good weather.
Trump to balance budget by introducing swear jar for Dems.
Trump announces he's acquired Giant and m Sword in Japanese
trade deal, and Uber to begin offering writers choice of

(01:33:06):
woman driver or good driver.

Speaker 3 (01:33:12):
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Speaker 5 (01:33:14):
It's The Morning Show one eight on WFLA.

Speaker 1 (01:33:19):
Just kidding, ladies, just kidding. Sort of. Our verse today
is Romans one sixteen. We went a little bit into
seventeen as well, but that's where we started the program.
Big stories in the press box Today, man's deadly brain
cancer tumor disappears after experimental drug trial. The drug's been around,

(01:33:41):
but using it for this purpose is somewhat new. Name
of The drug is ippily ipilly moomb ipi l im
umab if you just google that. All kinds of informational
pop up if you're interested, But I will save it.

(01:34:03):
Other big story in the press box passing of Haul Cogan.
He's an iconic figure in pop culture, got into politics
a little bit with the second running of Donald Trump.
He got behind President Trump. Austin fire chief who refused
to deploy rescue boats for flood victims was Adi Hire,

(01:34:27):
which I think we're going to now call d I E.
I think that's what we ought to do. Rework the
lettering a little bit because everything it touches dies. Huh huh.
At works, doesn't it? It does. Had some great calls
in our conspiracy theory segment, Conspiracy theories that people believe

(01:34:49):
and will take to the grave believing. We had a
bunch of calls on that Chuck E. Cheese arrested right
here in Tallahassee, No, not kidding, cuffed, brought outside Chuck E.
Cheese Florida Man segment. Mike Flynn General unloads on former
CIA director Mike Pompeo, says, please go away. The American

(01:35:10):
people are done with you. Why because he's now talking
about the Russian hoax. What a scam it was. And
while he was head of the CIA and director and
the Secretary of State, he did nothing to intervene and
stop any of it, and he knew it was false.
Guy behind the three hundred and fifty million dollar counterfeit
sports memorabilia operation dies by his own and Monday, Jerome Hudson,

(01:35:35):
I cannot wait a lot of fun. Hope you have
a wonderful weekend. Everybody. Thanks for listening, Have a great day.
Be blessed.