Monday, June 24th, 2024

Jimy Barrett & Shara Fryer take you through the stories that matter the most on the morning of 06/24/24

Episode Transcript

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This is HUES Radio seven forty ktrhHouston Live Everywhere, with the exclusive audio
home of NBC's coveration of the twentytwenty four Paris Olympics. Now the latest
news, weather and traffic. It'smore of what matters to you from the
John Morris Services Studios. Good morning, five am is her time here in

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Houston's Morning News. I'm Jimmy Barrett. A long with Sheriff Ryer buggertop stories
as we get started this morning.The twelve year old's funeral is Thursday.
It's open to the public. Overseventy nine thousand doctor recipients have arrest warrants
in coming up At five o' eight, the mayor says the Houston Zoo is
too expensive. Details in the minutesahead. You're in Houston's Morning News.

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First, let's strick out that morningribe. Sky Mike is here. Good
morning, Hey, good morning.Guess who got this information? Southwest Freeway
outbound, and it's the reason you'rethe first to know. There was a
wreck right past the canyon two eightyeight outbound. They've just cleared it as
I was going into this, Sothanks a lot, but it's good that
we're back to full speed both ways. Maybe we shouldn't be full speed around

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that curve around the split. There'sa lot of confused people right there.
We've got something smutching up on theNorth Freeway right after cross Timbers where the
rail bridges. And let me geta quicker look at that five ten.
I'll bet if we figure out notonly what it is, but what the
laneage is. I see about athree or four minutes spackle Skymike from the
Generator Supercenter, dot Com Traffic Centerfrom r KTRH top tax Defenders, twenty

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four hour Weather Center. Partly cloudingtoday, stray shower storm possibility. I
temperature right about ninety four. We'llget you the complete forecast at about nine
minutes from the weather Channel. Rightnow, temperature is seventy nine at your
official severe weather station, News Radioseven forty k t RH. It is
time now for the news. Here'sSheriff Fryer and good morning everyone. It

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is now five oh two on newsradio seven forty KTRH and our top story
this hour. This is a veryinclusive community. We wrap our arms around
our own. Austin was certainly oneof her own. Mattress Mac there,
he's covering the funeral expenses for thetwelve year old Jocelyn Nungary. The service
on Thursday at Earthman Restan Cemetery,with the public invited to attend. Now,

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the GoFundMe for Nungary's family has alreadyraised fifty seven thousand dollars they had
asked for originally thirty five thousand.That was a goal. Court documents show
the Johann Jose Rahel Martinez and FranklinJose panel Ramos lured Nungary to an area
under a bridge before tying her up, cutting her clothes off, and killing

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her. Both are illegal aliens fromVenezuela. I would have never guessed it.
I mean I never These animals thatdid this deserve to rot in hell.
Texas Congressman Wesley Hunt there now beawas set at a million dollars east
the government's own data showing that seventynine thousand DACA recipients had arrest records during

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the first five years of living inour country. President Joe Biden announced expansion
of deep ortation protections, however,and employment opportunities for DACA recipients last week.
It's now five oh three a northwestHouston man charged with capital murder allegedly
after shooting and killing three family membersin northwest Houston. Brian J. Fernandez.

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Ernandez originally claimed he was the victimof a home invasion. I would
have never guessed it. I meanI never saw him for more than five
minutes. Either I was going upthe stairs, he was probably coming down
the stairs, and we witches crossedpaths. That woman with our TV partner,
Channel two, however, HPD hadbeen to that apartment, called several
times mental health checkups calls. ABrazoria County inmate who escaped custody late Saturday

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night back in jail now, KiddanyRblaz was caught three miles from the prison,
shot in the arm by officers afterrefusing orders to stop. And they
may help so of some crime.But what about those traffic cameras. They
were outlined by the Texas legislature intwenty nineteen over privacy concerns. A few,
however, do remain active. TheCity of Umble will have their cameras

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up until next month. The argumentfrom the pro red light camera folks where
we didn't pass a band because itwould end the contracts to the red light
cameras. Byron Schirmback with the TexasCampaign for Liberty says to good news is
you don't have to pay if youget caught by one. We went on
a campaign that was called trash yourTicket to let people know that they could
just throw these things away and notthink of any consequence would happened. That

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continued after the band. Schirmback says, these tickets were never legally enforceable and
not paying won't even hurt your credit. Ethan buchinnan News radio seven forty KTRH,
it's now five oh five, withyou a vote. Joe Biden's wave
of bedlem and death and tarror willbegin to recede the moment I take the

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oath of office. January twenty well, there were thousands of supporters in the
Blue city of Philadelphia this weekend,rallying for Donald Trump, who told reporters
he has selected his running mate andthat person will be in attendance, he
says at Thursday night's debate in Atlanta. Reportedly, part of President Biden's preparation

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for that has been to practice standingfor ninety minutes. Texas Congressman and former
White House physician Ronnie Jackson says he'sconcerned that the President is going to be
hopped up on drugs for Thursday's showdown. I'm going to be demanding on behalf
of many millions of concerned Americans rightnow that he submit to a drug test

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before an activist debate, specifically lookingfor performance and fancy drugs. Jackson says
he's sending a letter to the Presidenthimself, to the doctor of the President,
and to the entire cabinet. We'llhave that debate for you here Thursday
night, starting at eight pm onKTRH KTRH dot com. And excuse me,
they're free iHeartRadio app. It's nowfive oh six. Looking at our

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money. No interest rate cuts cominganytime soon. There is growing concern of
a FED failure, which would bean economic failure, even as more Americans
are having to pinch their pennies.What the FED does is headline news for
most people and what the average consumerwho works very, very hard to provide

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for their family is realized. Sothe FED goes so often their personal economy
goes as well. Financial expert DerrekKenny there he says it FED is criticized
for focusing too much on the past, not looking ahead to the future.
The fall of the petro dollar,though, is part of the future,
signaling an end to America's global dominance. For years, we've forced countries to

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buy our currency, but now everynation is converted, and forcing the world
to buy our currency has kept ourdollar more stable. Daniel Turner, Power
of the Future, says Trump's policieswould have kept US afloat. Cuts from
OPEC have also spiked oil prices,and no one seems to care. We
shouldn't be accustomed to eighty dollars oil, and this new normal of eighty dollars

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oil is bad. It's bad forthe American Economy's bad for American families.
He says. If Trump wins,he might be able to bring back that
American dominance. On Theorete Parard NewsRadio seven forty k t R H five
seven now, the Astros beat theOrioles eight to one. They host the
Colorado Rockies tomorrow night. I'm Surefor Friar and News Radio seven forty k
t RH Houston's Morning News continues withJimmy Verrett and Shrif Fryar. Y'all ever

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been to the Houston Zoo? Shareyou ever been to the Houston Zoo.
I'm sure many time there yet,I haven't been yet. I've not been
yet. You know, MCED attendedfundraisers there. They lease it out to
bar and mitzas and parties, birthdayparties. I had notions of it and
thought of that, can I givelike a birthday picture with a giraffe or

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something? Yeah, that's pretty cool. Yeah, that's pretty cool. I
mean you can be in the medicalcenter and look down and see the giraffe
barns. You know how tall theyare. Yeah, I hadn't really thought
about that before. You releive thosewhen you go to the zoos. Mayor
John Whitmer says the Houston Zoo istoo expensive. That's his critique. It's
too expensive. H He wants theHouston Zoo to reduce prices for visitors.

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It costs a bomb little over twentysix dollars expensive to maintain, too expensive,
too expensive to see mission, tooexpensive to go see. Well,
they don't have a big enough budget, you know, friends of the Zoo.
They can't raise enough money. Maybemaybe, or you know it kind
of it kind of gets to belike a chicken egg argument. When you
talk about pricing things. It's like, Okay, we have to we have

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to price the way we price inorder to be able to make enough money
to maintain things. Or or doyou lower prices to attract more people from
an affordability factor to be able tocome in and therefore make more money through
volume versus making more money on theticket price. Well, he's got to
do something about the budget. Yeah, but you know, you think that
lowering prices. I don't know.Maybe that's the way that works. The

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mayor seems to think that the administrativecosts are too high. In other words,
we have administrators running the zoo thatare making too much money. That
that may be up for argument.I don't know. It costs a lot
of money to maintain animals. Iknow that what are their salaries? I've
been able to find their salaries interesting. Yeah, so I'm guessing they make

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a pretty dog on good salary.But if they're getting city payment, it
should be public record, it shouldbe You're right, you should be.
But a little over twenty six bucksis a ticket. That's I mean a
family four that's over one hundred bucksfor a family of fourd to go through
the zoo, A lot of money. That is a lot of money to
go to the zoo. I guessthey have memberships, but that requires you
to get You do to spend evenmore money in order to get the membership,
and in order for it to payfor itself, you'd have to go

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at least twice a year in orderfor it to pay itself. I don't
know if this zoo's something you wantto go to three or four or five
times a year in order to getyour money's worth. It become some animals
become special to you. I guessthat's true. I guess that's true.
I was usually there is I neverpaid. I was there as a reporter,
you know. I was there withthe camera and the latest birth of
the newest baby or whatever. Right, Yeah, I kind of get the

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same or for some occasion, youknow, I get the same thing about
NASA. I've been to NaSTA acouple of times with people who come into
the town, and it feels likeit's a little bit expensive for what you
get to see. There's not asmuch there as you'd like to think is
going to be there. And ifyou want to go, if you want
to tour the old control center fromthe sixties, that's an additional charge to
be able to go do that.So it's a working it's a working facility,
you know. And that's what thedisappointment always is. You think it's

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going to be like a museum.It's going to be it's yeah, no,
not at all. Five eleven.Time for traffic and weather together.
Take me to the zoo when Iwas five years old. Oh I still
love this. I'll go four orfive times a year. What you know,
we should broadcast live from the zoo. One. I think you should
be in the zoo some days,I really do. This should be a
Skymike exhibit at the zoo. Man, put me next to the monkeys.

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Let's see. Let's check out thatSouthwest Freeway thing. We had that accident
outbound at two eighty eight. That'sgone. Oh look who's back now that
the severe weather's gone. Yeah,there she is over there in the corner
Southwest Freeway outbound two eighty eight.That's out of the way. That accident
popped up and kt I reached listenerswere the first to know about it.
It's gone. We're back to fullspeed ahead and Braslis River here we are

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with that road construction. I warnedyou about all the northbound lanes are shut
down, and everybody's got to geton the feeder. So do the early
thing on the Southwest Freeway now,or jump on Graham Parkway if you're a
big shot elsewhere. Oh I promisedyou laneage on the North Freeway southbound at
the North Loop. What it is? What it is? Southbound? That

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is some roadwork that was left overfrom last night. They'll pick it up
pretty shortly. Got about a twoor three minutes munch on the southbound side.
Nothing to reroute around, stay thecourse. In fact, they'll be
picking that up any minute now.It's kind of like Clark Kenton Superman,
you know, the severe weather terry. They're never here. At the same
time. I'm a the Generator Supercenter, dot Com Traffic Center, roubbar Katie

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right top packs the Fenders twenty fourhour Weather Center. Didn't get that severe
terry. Don't feel like you missedmuch. And it sounds like it sounds
like that other little blob out there, and the Gulf is going nowhere near
us, So it's all it's allno big deal, right, Everything's quieted
down as it should be, andwe're glad for that. That little blob
you're talking about is heading into Mexicoand it's not going to develop any further,

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but it is helping to enhance ouronshore flow. So we've got enough
moisture. We may get a littlebit of rain the next couple of days.
Nothing to get tremendously excited about thirtypercent chance of a shower, a
thunderstorm. This afternoon temperature is aloaded in nineties, twenty percent chance that

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you'll get wet Tomorrow, Wednesday andThursday a thirty percent chance of those afternoon
storms. Friday temperatures are not goingto change. I mean it is June
and it's only going to be hotand humid the rest of the next couple
of months. Actually we'll be inthe nineties some places upper nineties. And
hey, Sky, don't go messingwith me now, it's gonna be messed
with Terry Day. Right now,it's seventy nine at your official severe weather

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station, News Radio seven forty kTRH. It's Houston's morning News, brought
to you by New South Windows Solutions. Now back to Jimmy and Sharra with
the info you need to take onthe day. So during the new Share
I had this story for you aboutsome seventy nine thousand DACA recipients who now
over the course of five years,got arrest warrants. Seventy nine thousand do

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it's even scarier. Two million gotaways. Two million gotaways people that we have
some idea who they are. Theyjust got away, and some of these
are scary people. Former Border patrolchief talks about that. Next, first,
though, we've got traffic and weathertogether's we check out the drive once
again. Here's skyline. Do letthat North Freeway scunch southbound right before Crosschimbers.

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They are picking up some overnight roadworks. Stay the course. That'll be
gone shortly. And also we clearedthat wreck off the Southwest Freeway out of
the canyon two eighty eight. That'sout of the way, and your full
speed ahead if you're trying to goto Fannin and take that exit. It's
not open yet. But if youwant to tell gate the zoo, I'm
Skymichael a Generator Supercenter dot Com trafficcenter from our KTRH top tax Defenders,

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twenty four hour weather center Today,Tomorrow, Wednesday, pretty much all the
same, partly Clauda each day straightshower or storm, possibility with the hig
temperature right about ninety four current temperature. He is seventy nine at your official
severe weather station, news Radio sevenforty KTRH. We're checking out some of
our top stories on this Monday morning. Here's share and it is five twenty

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Donald Trump once again drawing thousands toa rally, this time in the democrats
stronghold city of Philadelphia, seven yearsafter the fact. Snopes now, yeah,
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seven kg RH. If only thatworked true. There's plenty of runners and

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they've got places to hide. Twomillion gotaways from our southern border alone.
Former Border Patrol Chief Rodney Scott's onthe two million and what they represent.
We classified gotaways in two ways,and I'll get to but the main thing
about the god Aways, we doknow a few things about them. We
know that they took extra steps andpaid the cartel an extra amount of money

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to avoid law enforcement. And weknow that they did not stay at the
border. It's just a transit area. There are two million people are throughout
this entire United States, but thattwo million that you talk about, those
are only the known godways. Thatmeans border patrol was already completely overwhelmed dealing
with something else. And in thiscase, normally it's the fraudulent asylum seekers.

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On a camera they would see anotherillegal entry, or they would pick
up footprints, or they would literallyjust outside of their reach see more people
run across the border. Those arethe known Godaways. But what America needs
to understand is there's this huge wealthof unknowns where we now know the United
States Border Patrol Traditionally, prior tothe Bide administration was patrolling hundreds of miles

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of border and keeping a high levelof confidence of what was or was not
coming in today, there are noborder patrol agents out there at all,
and many of those areas, theBiden administration shut off the border infrastructure,
the technology, the cameras that werebeing installed under the last administration, and
there's no sensors out there, sowe don't know stuff that was installed and

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that was permanent, Like southern Arizona, they have some camera system that stuff
is still out there. But theborder wall had technology built into it,
a sensor system and a camera systemsbuilt into it, and the Biden administration
couldn't figure out or they couldn't legallyallow that to continue and then shut off
the wall. So they just justchose to shut off everything. And then
they diverted the money from the aerostatsin South Texas they gave a bird's eye

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view of the border. They divertedthat money to speeding up the processing of
illegal aliens and getting them out ofborder patrol custody and released into the United
States quicker. Those were conscious decisionsmade by this administration and it doesn't overshadow.
I mean that should tell people whattheir intent is. Yeah, their
intending is obviously, dude. Theyengineered it. They engineered the entire invasion

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of our country. Sure, andif you turn off deliberate and they did
it, if you turn off thetechnology, then there's no record of it.
Yeah, So there you go.Two million got always out here.
That's a good guesstimate. But howmany people are getting through, getting through
the border wall that we just don'tknow they're getting through because they turned off
all the subjects. It took elevenhijackers right on nine eleven? Right,
No, Yeah, I mean there'sno doubt there's plenty of people in this

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country right now capable of pulling offa terrorist attack. They just have not
deemed the timing to be right forwhatever reason. It's just just a mari
of time. Persons shut down anentire computer system right, exactly exactly right,
won't take a long'll it'll happen tofly planes. You can shut off
entire computer system. Sure. Oryou know, with some of the Chinese

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technology, some of the Chinese whoare coming across the border, they may
just they're probably working on ways tosabotage the electric red I would think that'd
be if you want to bring chaosto a country, what better way to
bring chaos than to take all theelectricity away and the chaos it would ensue
with military response. We don't knowfarmland buying farmland near Air force baces.

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Sure, what's the reason for that. I would assume to spy on those
on those bases to grab the stealmore technology. There you go. Five
twenty six is our time here inHouston's Morning News. It's time to take
a look at your money. CourtneyDonaho is here. Well, good morning,
Jimmy. It's all about the electionthis week on Wall Street. This
morning, stocks are in the green. Dow Future is rising one hundred points.
Investors will be closely watching the firstpresidential debate schedule for Thursday. Answers

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to topics on anything from the federalserveto tariffs can move market. It was
a mixed finish for stocks on Friday, the Dow game sixteen points, even
though the S and B finished lower. The benchmark is up fifteen percent year
to date. Stocks have empowered bythe frenzy surrounding artificial intelligence. The hack
that's disrupted business that thousands of cardealerships all around the country is now in

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the process of getting resolved. Softwareprovider CDK Global expects a process to take
several days not weeks. CDK providestools for sales and service tasks, and
Inside Out two is the number onemovie for a second weekend in a row.
According to com Score, the filmtook in another one hundred million dollars.
Inside Out two has become this year'shighest grossing film to date. I'm

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coording Ton Hope Bloomberg Business on NewsRadio seven forty KTRH no Houston's News.
Why There, We're traffic plus BreakingNews twenty four to seven. This is
News Radio seven forty KTRH. TrialEverywhere for IRP. More of what's happening
now from the Sean Morris Services Studios. It's five thirty now here on Houston's

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Morning News, I'm Jimmy Barrett Lawwith Sheriff Fryer. Among your top stories
this f hour. Trump has abig rally in Philadelphia. Trump also says
he's picked his number two, buthe's not saying who it is. And
at five thirty eight, more ofus are ditching our homeowners insurance it's just
too expensive. Details in the minutesahead. You're in Houston's Morning News.

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First, we're checking out that morningdrop again. Here's Skymike building back better
on the Southwest Freeway. I've gotthe tip line here. It is seven
one three two one two Tips Mikefrom Sugarland Rock any sky Mike, I
don't know if the fifty nine northboundshut down and Press River it's activated.
Yeah, I just asked it andeverything was still open, So I'm not

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sure what the time this shut itdown is. But like you said,
get through early and it's you sailingto six ten from there. I just
did a recount and sure enough,it's wide open on the main lanes.
They were supposed to have that closureand then they were supposed to do something
southbound. We'll get to the bottomof this, but for now we're open.
Skymike on the Generator Supercenter dot ComTraffic Center from r ktr H Generator

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super Center, twenty four hour WeatherCenter. Part of the CLOUDI today,
slate a strike, chin, aslate, a string, shower possibility,
That's what I'm trying to say,or storm, but mainly part of the
cloudie with a high ninety four.We'll get the complete forecast, Terry Smith
said the Weather Channel. We'll talkto her in eight minutes. Right now,
it is seventy nine at your officialsevere Weather station. News Radio seven
forty k TRH. It's time nowfor the news. Here's Sheriff Ryer.

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Well, here we are in ourtop story this hour. They're not after
me, They're after you. Ijust happened to be standing in their way.
Donald Trump in the way. Hewas in the Democrats stronghold of Philadelphia
this weekend and thousands showed up tosupport him. They're fed up with three
years plus of Joe Biden policies.You communities have suffered more under the Biden

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regime than Philadelphia under Crooked Joe.The city of brotherly love is being ravaged
by bloodshed and crime. Trump willcontinue rallying into this kind of enemy territory
this week. He's going to bein Virginia on Friday, which has turned
solid blue and now in contention.Trump and Biden will debate on Thursday in

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Atlanta. Eric Trump says his fatherwill have to contend with CNN's bias moderator
too. It will be a threeon one match. Go back to CNN
debates and the primaries in twenty sixteen, right, it was the same thing.
It was attack after attack. Theycan't help themselves, and you better
believe that Biden's going to be gettinga lot of you know, a free
past, Yeah, free past,feel good. kJ RHS coverage of that

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debate Thursday night, starting at eightpm on air, online, and on
the free iHeartRadio app It's five thirtythree. Trump reportedly has narrowed his list
of potential running mates to Ohio Senatorjd Vance, North Dakota Governor Doug Bergham.
I'm Florida's Senator Marco Rubio. Butagain these are reports, not from
Trump's mouth. He does say hewill announce his running mate at next month's

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convention. As for the importance ofwho is the running mate, sure,
it's a question that I asked theRepublicans strategist Matt Locke. Oh, it's
way more important, and it's waydifferent because normally you would pick a vice
president to help you win votes.Trump doesn't need that. So if he

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doesn't need help with votes, doesit really matter? It really doesn't.
I mean, in the end ofall of it, Donald Trump doesn't need
a vice president to win any votes. He's already going to do that.
What Trump does need someone who willkeep MAGA moving forward. Jeff Biggs,
News Radio seven forty kt H it'snow five point thirty four Texas Attorney General

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Ken Paxton sounding some alarm bells aboutillegal voting here in November. There's no
doubt that this is the plan.It's to encourage easy illegalis to vote.
They've given phones, they connect themto SIS security numbers, they connect them
to voting in these states, andtheir job really is to come here and
vote. Paxxton on Fox's Sunday MorningFutures. In DC. Democrats there believe

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that Colin all Read of Dallas canactually shake up the Senate by defeating the
incumbent two term Senator of Texas TedCruz in November. But one political consultancy,
that's just their pipe dream. It'sa bad year and the Cruise will
be a tough opponent, so thisis not the best prospect for them.
But they will continue to spend,but ultimately all the money in a presidential

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race is going to go to swingstates in the presidential election. Bill Miller
says, no matter how much theDemocrats spend, how much donors, they
get, the seat here is along shot to turn blue. And despite
the less big talk, Poles dohave Cruis leading all Read by eleven points.
Right now in the latest ut Episodespoll. He also has a double
digit lead in the Texas Lyceum poll. It's now five thirty five. Texas

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fighting back against a federal takeover ofour state contained power grid. A coalition
of states led by Texas is suingthe Biden administration over a new federal rule
that requires states to optimize their powergrid for green energy sources like wind and
solar. Mary barn says this amountsto a giant new tax burden, talking

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about having to do massive infrastructure changeslike this that are going to cost in
the billions, and who is goingto flip the bill for that, either
taxpayers through incentives or rate payers throughtheir bill. On top of that,
he notes, this transition to socalled renewables would make our energy grid less
reliable and efficient. Coreols these radioseven forty ktrh. Yeah, we already
have too much reliance on unreliable solarand wind, and that's why Texans saying

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there's going to be widespread group failurethis summer. Recent Erkaut report, though,
put the chances of that it's sixteenpercent if you believe mainstream media.
We are in an unprecedented era ofclimate disaster, But really are things getting
worse? You have the entire internationalmedia now hyping summer. They're hyping a

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heat wave that is absolute nothing burgerand particularly in the United States, nothing
unusual is happening. Summer's hot.Mark Morano, with a climate depot says
it's all designed to scarris into acceptingradical climate policy changes and the money siphon
guess who to their favored friends.It's five point thirty seven now. The

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Iranian backed Hoodie rebels keep attacking shipsin the waters off Africa. In the
Middle East, they hit a Greekowned carrier this weekend. Crew members did
suffer some minor injury and is allhaving a major effect a major decline right
now in the movement of goods throughthe Red Sea ahead of the holiday season.

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The Astros beat Baltimore eight to oneto complete a series suite homestand continues
tomorrow night against Colorado, Texas,A and M. They lost Game two
of the College World Series to Tennesseefour to one, A winner take all
Game three and National Champion Chip gameset for tonight in Omaha. I'm Sheber
Fryar a news radio seven forty KTRH. Do you understand is to listen.

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I checking all the time, keepup with what's happening. Staying in form
matters to the hues Radio seven fortyKRH well and good. The problem gets
even worse if you have to carrythings like flood insurance that's gotten real super
expensive. Wind in hail insurance hasgotten very expensive. I have happened to

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have mentioned on the beach house.I've got all those policies, so I'm
spending way too much on insurance.But the question becomes what else can you
do? And the only other thingyou can really do, and only a
few of you can do it,is to ditch your homeowners insurance and risk
it like a biscuit. I can'tafford this flood insurance, I'm not going

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to get it. Or I can'tafford this winded hail insurance. I'm not
going to get it. But ifyou have a property that you have a
mortgage on, your mortgage is goingif they're going to make you get your
insurance because it's there right now,they own that house. You don't own
that house. They own that house, and they want that investment protected.
Yeah, otherwise they'll get it andthey'll charge you exactly right. So you're

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better off shopping for it yourself andtrying to get the best deal. At
least get policy that you want toget should something happen your house, right,
you know, And I understand whypeople feel like this isn't worth the
money. I never use it.Well, you haven't used it yet,
he is how that goes? Yeah, and yes, is it a hassle
dealing with most insurance companies when youhave a claim. Yeah, absolutely it

(29:19):
is. Well they try and nickeland dime you. Yes, they're in
business to make money. They're notin business to just write you a big
check. You know, they're gonnaquestion everything. It's gonna take a while
to get the payoff. But ifyou owe money in that house, you
you've got to protect yourself and youalso have to protect the bank. I
wouldn't h I wouldn't. I mean, I can understand if you are in

(29:41):
an area where the chances of youflooding are pretty rare. I mean,
you're sitting up pretty high, andyou never flooded in the past, even
didn't flood during Harvey. I canunderstand why would say I'm not gonna get
the flood insurance. I'll take it. I'll take a chance. But if
you're in a flood zone, andmany of us are, if you have
at least one property and flood soyou've got to protect that. Now you

(30:02):
survive what's now called a one thousandyear flood, and then two years later
here comes another one. Uh huh. It ain't your house, and it
ain't the thousand years, and it'sreally not even the weather is. What
the communities have done is in termsof development, the lack of drainage,
the lack of flood abatement. Right, yeah, it's a failure of government.
It is a failure of government.Then you're the one holding the bag.

(30:23):
Unfortunately, thought that you bought andbuilt high and dry. No,
evidently not high enough. Five fortytime forward, traffic and weather together.
We're checking out the drive once againwith sky Mine as we have the stuff
hits at the same spot this timewe're going back to the Southwest Freeway right
before the canyon, same spot andit's a stall right at North Maine.
Let me see if he's even onthe side up They pushed him over to

(30:45):
the side. Watch that right laneas you're coming up from Shepard. If
you're thinking about tailgating at the Zoo. It's a little early, but you
could take that main exit. Youwon't have anything to slow you down for
now. Just watch out for ninjussouth Loop six' ten westbound, we're
starting to scuns up just a littleat two eighty eight. It's awfully nice
to have that eastbound lane as you'repassing NRG. That's we're open this way

(31:07):
most of the day now, butwestbound we still squish up here just a
little, maybe a minute or two. Toll bridge sunk it just begun.
It's an extra two or three minutessouthbound. They cleared the North Freeway work
before the loop has expected. NowI've got some kind of pavement repair on
six to north right at the squeezethis way, and let's check North Freeway,
Andrew from spring Pace guy Mike,I've found between Grant Parkray and the

(31:30):
wait is moving right along. Itseems like that beltway rep closure has been
picked up, so everything is goinggood. Boom, put this banana sticker
on your briefcase, Andrew. Andalso they picked up the roadwork at Louetta,
so we've got a clean deal fromforty five when Wooly Booger strike.
Terry Smith will be here for thenext one and not on vacation. I'm
the Generator Supercenter dot Com Traffic Center, rum r KTRH Generator super Center twenty

(31:56):
four hour with the senat Cherry Smiththis year. I get the impression that
you think that Terry Smith is justthe direct opposite of what normally happens that
the weather channel. You don't certainpeople you don't want to see show up
from the weather channel when something badis going on with the weather. If
Terry disappears, that's when we that'sour clue that something bad might happen right
there. So there he goes.It's just the exact opposite of what happens

(32:19):
in most cases. It's like agroundhog thing. Yeah, so sort it.
There goes Terry. So stick aroundfor a whiles, like maybe the
rest of the summer. Terry allright, I'll see what I can do.
Well. It's it is fairly quiet. Heat and humidity not out of
the ordinary for this time of year. A little bit of rain as well,
mainly in the afternoon. That's what'sgoing on here. Thirty percent chance

(32:42):
of those thunderstorms today. Temperatures lowto mid nineties, twenty percent chance that
you'll get wet tomorrow, Wednesday,Thursday a thirty percent chance of more rain
Friday. We're still in the ninetiesthe rest of the week, though,
I'm starting to see some places inthe upper nineties. Jepter right now seventy
nine your officials, severe weather StationNews Radio seven forty k t RH.

(33:04):
What you need to know for theday ahead. This is Houston's morning News,
brought to you by New South WindowsSolutions. It is a five P
fifty one here in Houston's boring news. Did you hear that the Pentagon is
considering serving the troops lab grown meat. More in that story coming up next.

(33:24):
First, though, traffic and weathertogether as we checked out the drive
once again with sky Mike beaten thepants off of AI again. AM radio
is your best source and you're thereason why. Danny from Dayton Sky Mike
northwast Side Highway ninety. There ata cement buck in the middle of idea.
Hey, guys, Blake's bottom bewary of it. He's a big

(33:47):
truck. Second lane from the left. Boom banana sticker on your hard hat.
Downtown Dwayne Ay skat Mike going weston ID Chen. Just past McCarty
Street, there's a concret truck stoppedin the left hand lane where the thing
slows down just before you get McCartyexit. All right, thank you,

(34:07):
Duane. What do you want tobet he drives something cool? Jimmy,
I'm in the Generator super so ifyou're a member of my family, please
turn the radio down for five minutes. I'm in the Generator Supercenter. Dot
Com Traffic Center. You don't wantto hear that. Maybe they do from
our KTRH Generators Supercenter. Twenty fourhour weather center. Mostly Sunday with a
stray shower storm possibility about twenty percentchance ninety four today. Mostly Sunday with

(34:30):
an isolated shower storm chance for tomorrowand Wednesday. Right now, temperature is
still seventy nine at your official severeweather station, News Radio seven forty KTRH.
It's the time to get you caughtup in some of our top stories
on this Monday. Here's Sharon.It is now five pin fifty two on
news Radio seven forty KTRH. Thefuneral for murdered twelve year old Joslyn Nungary

(34:52):
is on Thursday and open to thepublic. A man and woman killed at
a Spring Branch parking lot Saturday.hPG still look looking for the shooter.
Marisa Tejo of El Pasoses made somehistory competing at the Miss Texas USA pageant
at the age of seventy one.The pageant lifted rules to be more inclusive.

(35:14):
Latest news anytime ktorh dot com.Our next update will be at the
top of the hour. I livein Pasadena, Sharptown Southwest. Next on
the ten time saving traffic on sevenforty kt RH Hey comenty meet men.

(35:35):
You want to see me now,I'm in the middle man. You want
to see me now? I gota job like a bat trap team,
like a raven made bag tom withus nothing taste, how the bone intake
of the land of me, butnever beads do all five fifty pout time
here on Houston's boring news. Allright, all you meet men out there?

(35:58):
Would you join a military that wantsto feed you lab grown meat?
The Pentagon has signed up to thetune of five hundred million dollars in defense
department spending to trying to figure outhow to reduce its carbon footprint by growing
its own meat to feed the troops. Here's a couple of military members,

(36:20):
both retired Tim Kennedy and Sergeant staffsergeant former staff Sergeant David Bolavia, with
this idea, I'll have a hardpass on that I live in Texas and
even mentioning that word might have youtaken out into the street and be flogged
and beaten. So no, thatis not an option. I also grew
up on a ranch in California.You know, my dad still has cattle

(36:43):
on his property. The you know, lab grown meat is just not something
that is palatable for me in uniform, or me as a Texan or as
a farmer. Well, I guessit's not so surprising that a ran is
days away from a new and thatPudin and Kim jong un just got an
apartment together. I mean, theseare the priorities. They look at all

(37:06):
of us like we're lab grown creatures. There's no they have no connection to
something being greater than themselves. Andso they think, if you're about to
send men into to combat where theyhave a thirty percent chance of coming back
alive, that at least they cankeep their chins held high because no animals
were harmed in the making of ourmre. This is maybe the dumbest thing

(37:30):
I've ever heard of my entire life, certainly one of you know, And
for a part of the US governmentthat has had a terrible time recruiting people
lately, put that on a recruitingposter. Come on, join the army
and eat some frank and meat.Just what a young person wants to hear.

(37:51):
You gotta be kidding me, rightfine, And they're spending five hundred
million over your taxpayer dollars to tryto make it happend million to try to
grow meat in the laboratory exactly.And who does that go to. It
doesn't go to the military. Yeah, it goes to the so called scientist
or the processors, or it's abioengineering company called bio Made. And we

(38:15):
don't even know if it's American owned, No, we don't. It's by
fifty six here a news radio sevenforty kight TRH. This is Huge Radio
seven forty KTRH Houston Rive Everywhere withthe exclusive audio home of NBC's coverage of
the twenty twenty four Paris Olympics.Now the latest news, weather and traffic,

(38:39):
it's more of what matters to youfrom the John Morris Services Studios six
ZH one de so time Houston's WarningNews. I'm Jimmy Barrett along with Sheriff
Fryer Monger top sources. Half hour. The twelve year old's funeral is coming
up on Thursday, will be opento the public. Over seventy nine thousand
DACA recipients have been arrested or atleast have arrest wars and coming up at

(39:00):
six oh eight climate change nut jobsat the Travelers PGA event details in the
minutes ahead. You're in Houston's WarningNews. First, this chick out that
morning drive once again. Here's skyMike right. I'm trying to tell the
rest of the media this about theEast Freeway, and they're not listening to
me. East Freeway got Danny fromDayton Downtown Dwayne banana stickers. That's a

(39:20):
stalled concrete mixer inbound before McCarty andwe're taking I'm calling it two left lanes.
Now on the inbound you can seethis skunch from the bud plant.
And what would I know, I'veonly been doing this twenty four years.
Bellway Tollbridge southbound suncatch has begun fourextra minutes and East Text Elevator starting to
spackle up after it in. It'san extra three minutes down to the Zoo.
I'm Skymike and the Generator Supercenter,dot Com Traffic Center from r KT

(39:45):
I raged top tax Defenders, twentyfour hour Weather Center. Mostly sunny with
a stray shower or storm possibility abouttwenty percent chance today with the high temperature
right about ninety four. We'll getto the complete forecast from Terry Smith at
the Weather Channel in about eight minutes. Right now seventy nine at your officials
Severe Weather Station. News Radio sevenforty KTRH. It is time now for

(40:06):
the news. Here's Sheriff Fryer.It is six oh two on news radio
seven forty k t RASS News sponsoredby All Star Construction. Top story this
hour will never be a teenager,so she Trevor Beatswell, the grieving mother
of twelve year old Joslyn Nungary,who will be laid to rest in a
public service on Thursday at Earthman restnCemetery. This is a week after she

(40:30):
was murdered two illegal aliens from Venezuelacharged with capital murder. I was looking
forward to seeing how beautiful she wasgoing to grow up, Sapete, and
I know God is real God isgood and they will fill God's wrath.
Mattress Mac is covering the funeral expensesThat go Fundme for Nungire's family has raised

(40:51):
more than fifty seven thousand dollars sofar, according to court documents. Johann
Jose, Ronjel Martinez and Franklin JosePane remos Lord Jocelyn to an area under
a bridge before tying her up,cutting off her clothes, and murdering her
strangling her. Bail set at amillion dollars each. These monsters should never

(41:13):
have been in our country, andif I were president, they would not
have been in our country. Witha strong border, we had strong protection.
That was Donald Trump on Saturday atthe Faith and Freedom Conference. You're
also going to hear more from DonaldTrump and his rally in the Blue City
of Philadelphia on Saturday. We'll havethat. At six point thirty, Federal
government admitting that seventy nine thousand DOCCArecipients were arrested at some point in this

(41:37):
country during their first five years here. And just last week it was President
Biden announcing an expansion of protections andof DACA. It is six oh four
now Northwest Houston Man facing capital murdercharges after being accused of shooting and killing

(41:58):
three family members and Northwest Houston thisweekend. His name Brian j Ernandez ed
Ronande's originally claimed it was a homeinvasion. A Brazoria County inmate who escaped
custody this week back in prison,Kidani Roblace was shot in the arm by
officers after refusing orders to stop.He was caught three miles from the jail.

(42:20):
Well, it's been banned since twentynineteen here in Texas, but you
might still see some red light camerasin some places. But guess what,
they can't be in force. Ifyou get a ticket, you don't have
to pay. There's a local paperfor Humble and they had an interview with
the officer that ran the red lightprogram and he went on the record.
The paper said, well, they'retotally unenforceable. If you don't want to

(42:42):
pay it, there's something we cando to make you pay it. Yeah,
they had to fulfill their contracts withthe camera companies you see. Byron
Schirnbeck with Texas Campaign for Liberty saysthat even before the ban, the tickets
were actually not legally enforceable. Sixoh five is our time. Supreme Court
is going to be handing down aplethora of rulings this week, including some

(43:06):
six major ones, including the claimby Donald Trump for presidential immunity. Now,
Senate Republicans like Lindsey Graham say JoeBiden should be hoping that the justices
side with Trump when he allowed thekiller of Lake and Riley to be released
on parole because lack of capacity.I think he's subject not only lawsuit,
but criminal prosecution if there's not presidentialimmunity. Yeah, and outside of opinions,

(43:31):
there are more orders that are setto be handed down by the High
Court today. Part of President Biden'sprep for Thursday's debate in Atlanta has been
to practice standing for ninety minutes.Florida Congressman Byron Donald sinks, actually,
this president should be more worried aboutissues, and I think President Trump what

(43:52):
he's going to do is focus everythingback to the terrible Biden agenda, inflation,
crime, illegal im mcgrae, foreignpolicy. Texas Congressman Ronnie Jackson,
meantime, has sent a letter tothe White House asking the President to submit
to a drug test before and afterthe debate. We're going to have all
of it for you live here onThursday night, starting at eight pm the

(44:15):
debate on KTRH KTRH dot com inthe free iHeartRadio app. Bid noomics is
a failure and there is growing fearof FED error for the rest of the
year. The concern that the FederalReserve spends too much time looking at the
past and not actually prepping all ofus for the future. You know,

(44:36):
many hard work in Americans worry aboutthe government looking in the rearview mirror as
opposed to looking in the windshield asto what may be coming down the road.
Financial planner Derek Kenney says there's alsothe fear of resurgent inflation. As
a result, more and more Americansare just having to scrape pinch their pennies.
More proof that our fall from globaldominance is here, the end of

(44:59):
the petro domin. Daniel Turner ofPower the Future says forcing other countries to
buy out to take our dollar forfifty years is what's kept our currency stable.
But now that everyone is converting,our foundations are cracking. Well.
This is done specifically because of JoeBiden and because of several years of hostile

(45:21):
statements from him. And his administrationtowards the southeast, and now they want
a little bit of political vendetta.In other words, no mandate anymore to
buy oil in dollars. American dollarsare paying in every other currency under the
sun. He says. Eighty bucksa barrel for oil is now the new
norm, and something's got to bedone to change that, leading to even

(45:42):
more pain at the pomp. Statewideaverage for a gallon of regular gas this
morning up to three six. It'sthree oh one in Houston. It is
Astros beating Baltimore eight to one.They host the Rockies tomorrow night. I'm
Sheryl Fryar on news Radio seven fortyk TRH. Hi, let's stalk great
all the time. The world doesn'twait for you to clock out. I
usually have it on all day atwork, So check in office, stay

(46:06):
up to date with huge Radio sevenKTRH. Six oh eight is our time
here in Houston's worn news. Soyou might have heard did you hear about
this protest? At the Travelers PGAevent in Connecticut? Yesterday? Climate activists
showed up on the eighteenth Green Oneof them was in the bucker and some
yellow smoke started coming out of thebunker, and then a bunch of them

(46:29):
ran on. They're six of themall together. They ran out onto the
green. They were wearing T shirt. Sherah t shirt said no golf on
a dead planet. And of courseyou know they're on some of the most
lush greens you could ever hope tosee. Yeah, that looks like a

(46:50):
dead green to me. That looksto me like a dead planet. These
guys are playing golf on. Canyou explain something to me, your woman,
explain this to me. At leastone of them, the one that
seems to be having her picture showup the most, had like her head
shaved in addition to wearing her nogolf on a dead planet t shirt.

(47:12):
It is my observation as a man, and please feel free to correct me.
This is going to sound very sexist, but it is my observation as
a man that women who shave theirhead, generally speaking, it says one
of two things. Either they're notstable, or they're gay, or both.
But I put the I would leaninto the stability issue. I think
of people like Shinead O'Connor. Aftershe shaved her head, she got all

(47:36):
crazy, you know. Demi Mooreshaved her head one time. She was
a little crazy at the time.It seemed like the act of a crazy
person. When women shave their heads, it's not a good sign, is
it. Well, I don't know, and you know, I don't know
what's going on in their minds.And I'm not even going to try to
say that. All I know iswhat I think. And you were just
pretty much stated what you think.Yeah, I'm going to leave it at

(47:58):
that. Okay, bring in onemore consultant on this one, because he's
had a lot of crazy women inhis life. Sky Mike, what do
you think that means when a womanshaves her head generally? What does that
mean? It means she doesn't shaveher armpits or her legs typically, I
would you know one time I hada date and she said she didn't shave
her legs. I won't say whythat. Let's go and bail myself out

(48:19):
here. North Belt eastbound plus Terry'slistening north Felt eastbound feeder Road, Hardy
Toll Road. This reck looks kindof series on the feeder, not the
main lanes. Main lanes. You'reseeing the flashy light, so that's why
we're skunching up just a little bit. Stay the course on the north Felt
mainlanes. I just don't do thefeeder plus right over our shoulder. I
still have pavement repair. Now they'veopened up all these ramps, but they're
still doing some kind of pavement stuffon the eastbound right before the Hardy So

(48:44):
the ramp coming down from forty fivegot some suckage that way. Let's get
down to Let's go to West RoadBus to U turn there and maybe I'm
no home deepots not open yet.Let's do toll bridge southbound. That's an
extra two minutes, not bad.I still can't get the rest of the
media interested in our stalled concrete mixerthat's on iTunes. You tell me if
it's not there, because I seethe skunch here right at McCarty coming in

(49:07):
from the bud Plant. You losetwo or three minutes this way. Let's
flip over to the Southwest Freeway atsix twenty in the Generator Supercenter dot Com
traffic Center from our KTRH tax defenderstwenty four hour, whether's thunder Terry Smith
is here? If she ever shavesher head, I'm heading to the bunker.
That's where I'm going. I'm headingunderground because something really bad is about

(49:27):
to happen. Ah, Well,I don't think you need to worry about
that anytime soon. Well, folks, what you see is what you get
all week long. Sunshine, heat, and Humidit ain't no big surprise there
a little bit of rain in theafternoon, thirty percent chance of those afternoon
thunder storms today, temperatures load tomid nineties. Now it's only a twenty

(49:49):
percent chance of a shower storm inthe afternoon Tomorrow, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday at thirty percent chance of ray. But the heat is increasing. We'll
see temper generally in the load uppernineties, the heated x later in the
week, though, it's going tobe a factor in your outdoor plant as
we're likely to see the heat inthe seas one eight or even higher later

(50:10):
in the week. Debitcha right nowseventy nine at your official severe weather station,
News Radio seven forty KTRH News,traffic and weather. You're starting your
day right with Houston's Morning News,brought to you by New South Windows Solutions.
It's six twenty now. Here inHouston's Morning News, we're told that
choosing a vice presidential running mate thistime around for the Republican Party is super

(50:35):
critical for a whole variety of differentreasons. We'll talk to Matt Locke,
host and Republican strategist about that comingup next. First, though, let's
do a little traffic and weather together. Good news from skymic I guests give
it up for the rest of themedia. Twenty minutes later, they have
that problem on the East Freeway.I got east side Rick working. Good
morning, sky Mike. You aren'tcorrect. There is a salt mixie truck

(50:58):
in the left two lanes that MCtwo left lanes and found just before that.
There's another debacle. We're going toassume that at the six thirty and
the Generator Supercenter dot com traffic centerfrom r KTRH top tax Defenders, twenty
four hour weather center for today prettymuch Today, Tomorrow, and Wednesday are

(51:19):
all the pretty much the same,mostly sunny skies, a stray shower or
storm possibility. A few could happentoday ninety four, only a twenty percent
chances for Tomorrow and Wednesday generally sunnythough. Aside from that, I temperatures
comnive around ninety four every day.Temperature right now is eighty at your official
severe weather station. News Radio sevenforty k TRH. It's time not to
get you caught up on some ofour top stories in this Monday morning here

(51:42):
Sha six twenty two on news Radioseven forty k TRH. R headlines are
sponsored by dn M Auto Leasing.Donald Trump preparing for his debate with Joe
Biden. He's going to He wentto Biden's backyard at Philadelphia, rallied.
Thousands of people showed up to seeDonald Trump. Today's the second anniversary of
the US Supreme Court dabsk decision thatoverturned Wroe v. Wade and remanded all

(52:07):
those cases back to the state.Costco recalls nearly six hundred thousand portable phone
chargers because of a fire risk.They were made in China. Latest news
anytime ktorh dot com. Their nextupdate will be at the bottom of the
hour. If it's happening, peoplecoming across the board of Future America bring
down inflation. It happens here,I turn on KTRH on news Radio seven

(52:32):
KTRH. Matt Locke is with UShost and Republican strategists. I guess there's
a lot of reasons why it's alittle different. Not the lease of which
is you've got President Trump. Ifhe is elected, he can only serve
four years. So I'm guessing youwant somebody who you can run on the
ticket for president four years from now. Is that part of the consideration here,

(52:53):
Well, I think the biggest partof the consideration for who Trump is
going to pick a VP as trustmore than anything. If you look at
the first go around, Trump kindof got lost in the waters and didn't
know who the snakes were and didn'tknow, you know, the deep state,
so it wasn't able to drain itthe way he wanted to. But
yeah, you've got some grooming thatis going to happen with a vice president,

(53:14):
but you got to have someone whois going to have his back for
one and not step on him fortwo. Trump, in an interview with
Newsmax, pointed out that he needssomebody who can take the reins and become
president immediately should something happen to himin the very short term. He basically
was saying, look, if Iget knocked out for whatever reason, somebody's
got to pick up and carry on. Oh. Absolutely. And I did

(53:37):
a podcast on this about two weeksago and said the only person I think
that can be Trump's VP is hisson for that very reason. If the
if the Left knocks him off orimpeaches him, what better person than who
ran his entire organization and who wouldbe really upset? Let's say if they
took his dad out. Wow,that's interesting thought. Are you talking Eric?

(53:59):
Are you talking Don? Yeah?Oh, it's got to be Don
Jr. At this point. ButEric's not a bad spot either. Both
of those both those young men aregood man number one, but Donald Trump
trusts them number two. They've beenrunning Trump organization for years. I don't
know if it's true or not,but President Trump seems to indicate that he's
already made his selection of who theVP will be. He hasn't told us
yet, He isn't ready to tellanybody yet, but he says he's made

(54:21):
a selection. You think that's thecase. I think he's known for quite
some time, so I do thinkthat's the case. I don't know who
it is. I'm sure no oneelse knows who it is. I don't
think it's as important as everybody thinksit is, other than the fact the
person that he's going to pick isgoing to have to pick up the make
America again the MAGA label that theRepublican Party has become. Well, he

(54:45):
also said that that person would beat the debate, so limited numbers of
personnel that you can have the debate, there's not going to be an audience
per se. So is this justanother headfake for all of us? I
think Trump knows how. He's amaster at playing the media right, of
getting that unpaid for press to getthe to gin up the reaction or the

(55:10):
excitement. So I just think it'sanother one of those things where look at
me. I mean, he goesinto Philadelphia, right into the background,
into the backyard of Joe Biden,and turns out tens of thousands of people.
Trump's just really good at getting freemedia. What are you speaking of?
Which, what do you think ofhis urban strategy. Is it a
waste of time to go into placeslike Detroit and Philadelphia or is it just

(55:31):
show a willingness to listen to peoplethat have been ignored by their own party.
I think it's the latter. Ofcourse, you've got a voter block
that has been completely just put outon the side by the left. But
if you look at what's happening intwenty twenty four. Here, you've got
states like Virginia, Minnesota, NewMexico that are very much in play,

(55:55):
that are going to be in playbecause of the policies of Joe Biden.
All right, than you. Thanksfor tellis. We're going to hold you
to this. We're calling you backif it ends up being one of the
Trump sons. Whoo yeah, I'lltell you they'd be quite scoop if that's
the case. Matt Locke, thanksfor being on host and Republicans stracticst Matt
Lockett is six twenty six. Itis time to take a look at your

(56:16):
money courney. Donaho is here.Well, good morning, Jimmy. Stocks
are looking to start the week onand up, no doubt, futures up
ninety points, building on last week'swinning week. All eyes will be on
the presidential debate schedule for later thisweek. Oil this morning at eighty one
dollars barrel. Crude remains on trackfor a monthly gain, and there are
signs of rising gasoline demand in theUS and strong air travel volumes. Target

(56:39):
is partnering with e commerce specialist Shopifyto expand its marketplace for third party merchants.
The retailer says that vendors using Shopify'se commerce platform can now apply to
sell their products on Target's marketplace,Target Plus and the so called ozembic revolution
has wiped billions of dollars off themarket value of food and drink companies.

(57:00):
Now they are fighting back. Nesleyhas launched a new website designed to direct
consumers to products devised especially for peopletaking the swimming injections from protein powder to
vitamins. I'm Courtney Dona Hoo BloombergBusiness on News Radio seven forty KTRH.
You are no Houston's News Weather.We're Tracks plus Freaking News twenty four to

(57:21):
seven. This is News Radio sevenforty KTRH five Everywhere with IRP. More
of what's happening now from the JohnMorris Services Studios. Six thirty Hard Time
Houston's Morning News. I'm Jimmy Barrettalong with Sheriff Fryer Bunger. Top stories
for this half hour. Trump hasa big rally in Philadelphia. He says

(57:42):
he's picked his number two, buthe's not saying who it is. And
coming up with six thirty eight.Why is Walmart switching how it labels its
prices? Details in the minutes ahead. You're in Houston's morning news. First,
let's check out that morning Vivee.Here's sky Mike right clear the north
Belt. That was Hardytell Road,Feeder Road, and that's out of the
way. The wreck has gone.Looks like they're still doing some kind of

(58:02):
pavement stuff on the right side.So coming off that ramp, get ready
if you want to. I wouldskip the ramp and go down to West
Road, busting U turn and getaround that smunch. And we still have
our concrete truck. It's not goinganywhere for a while. This is it
in East Freeway inbound before McCarty orbefore Waistside. It's pretty solid now from
the Budplant if you can skip overto the loop, especially if you're hazardous.

(58:24):
I'm Skywike from the Generator Supercenter dotCom Traffic Center from our KTRH Generator
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Right now seventy nine at your officialsevere weather station, News Radio seven forty

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KTRH. It is time now forthe news. Here's Sheriff Fryer and good
morning everyone. It is now sixpoint thirty one on news radio seven forty
KTRH. Our top story this hourthis November the people of pennsyl youre going
to tell Crooked Joe Biden you fired. And he got lots of cheers to

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that. Donald Trump and the Democratcity of Philadelphia. Thousands were in attendance,
lined up again outdoors to get in, telling Fox News he's planning more
trips to such blue cities and states. We'll leading in Virginia, We're leading
in Minnesota. That one hasn't beenonce since nineteen seventy two, and we

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have a very good chance. Ithink we're going to win a lot of
places that people never even thought about. Trump holding a rally in Chesapeake,
Virginia on Friday. Trump and Bidengoing face to face on the debate stage
the night before Thursday Night this Thursday, North Dakota Governor Doug Bergham told CNN
is an opportunity for that network toactually ask tough questions of Biden. Just

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before the election four years ago,Joe Biden looked into the camera and said,
you know that Hunter Biden's laptop wasa campaign Russian disinformation called it garbage,
and now we know that none ofthat is true, he lied.
KGRH has live coverage of the debateThursday night, starting at APM, on
air, online and on the freeiHeartRadio app. It is now six thirty

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three. Trump listing potential running matesreportingly down now to this is what the
reporters say Bergham, jd Vance,and Marco Rubio. South Dakota Governor Christy
Nome apparently says she has not beenvetted. But are we all off base
on that speculation? Just that's allit is over who Trump will pick.

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Republican strategist Matt Locke. We justtalked to him live, he said,
after what happened with Mike PINNs.MAGA makes this selection especially important. MAGA
is its own deal, right,It's the biggest thing going. The VP
is vital in the fact that youdon't need to win a state, you
need to one that will carry onthe movement. It is a movement.

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Trump says he will announce his pickfor at the convention in Milwaukee. It
is now six thirty four. Thevote less than five months away for all
of US voters. Texas Attorney GeneralKen Paxon warning, though all of America
is victim of voter fraud because ofthe border disaster, in most states,

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only three states actually have laws thatrequire proof of citizenship, so the rest
of us are exposed. If theyget a social Security number and a driver's
license, they're going to vote.Paxson on Fox's Sunday Morning Futures down Ballot.
How much money will Democrats spend totry to flip Ted Cruz's Senate seat
here? Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumerhas been quoted as saying, I think

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we're gonna win in Texas, referringto the race between Senator Ted Cruz and
his Democratic challenger Colin Alred. That'swhat you would expect the majority leader in
the sentence to say, you know, we're going to win our Senate races.
We're going to expand our majority.That's exactly what he should say,
and that's what he is saying.In his opinion, political consultant build Bill
Miller doesn't expect that seat to turnblue no matter how much money Democrats spend

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on all Rid's campaign and then spendall the money they want, and the
cruise is going to win that election, and I think everybody knows that well.
Democrats, though, continue to spendeven if the race looks like a
loser. Jared Lewis News Radio sevenforty KRH in at least two separate polls
here though Cruz has a double digitlead over already it's now six thirty five.
Biden administration wants to control the Texasgrid through a new federal rule.

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This is not an act of Congressrequiring states to pay billions in order to
force us into optimizing our grids withrenewables, wind and solar. They knew
if they took it through Congress thesequestions would be raised. What they are
requiring people to do is pay forpower that is intermediate. The sun has
the audacity to go down every singleday. The wind is not going to

(01:02:52):
work when the wind isn't blowing,and Texas knows this better than so many
states. Energy expert Larry Barons therenow Texas leading a coalition of nineteen states
who are challenging that rule in court. Majority of all Texas told the Texas
Politics Projects they believe there will bewidespread grid failures. This summer impossible to
get away from though, because ofthe renewables. Just about every station TV

(01:03:15):
station, certainly even local ones,seem to have coverage of yet another disaster,
weather disaster that they call because ofclimate. Turns out, weather patterns
haven't changed that much windy day ofrained or a heat wave. That's proof
that we've changed the climate. Meanwhile, nothing unprecedented is happening in our climate.

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It's all well within natural climate variability. Mark Morno with the Climate Depot
told KGRAH this all just serves topush the climate agenda forward. All of
their media hype about hot weather,heat waves or extreme weather is all designed
to get us to support policies thatwe would otherwise never even consider. Morano
says this is just perversions of scienceand a weaponization of weather events. Ethan

(01:03:58):
Buchanan news radio set KTRH continued hoodieattacks on shipping vessels in the Red Sea.
They're impacting all shipping, global shippingnow and the holiday seasons ahead.
If the houties, supported by theIranians and the Iranian Navy themselves are engaged
in disruption of commerce in the RedSea specifically, don't think there won't be

(01:04:23):
a cascade effect. National security analystEdward Tarzanski. He says shipping through the
Red Sea route has declined ninety percentnow since December. It's six thirty seven.
The Aggies lose Game two of theCollege World Series to Tennessee for one,
and now it's Game three tonight forthe national title. In Omaha.

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I'm shepber Fryar and news radio sevenforty ktrh. Michael Berry only endorses Texas
Renters dot com for property management needs. How bad things are the twenty twenty
four elections for what's really happening?Everything in your world? Here in a
broad news radio seven ktrh of newWalmart announcement is fueling fears of surge pricing.

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They're going to change the way theymark the shelves. Have you ever
been a grocery store or Walmart orany of those kinds of stores. They
put the price of the product onthe shelf right usually so you can compare
it by product to prodty by ounceshow much price it is, pronounce and
do some comparison shopping. But Walmartis going digital. Instead of having the

(01:05:33):
price there, it's going to havea bar code or say more and more
you see bar codes, which reallyupsets me because then you have to engage
your smartphone, which means they arenow geo tracking through the grocery store in
order to market. Sure, sure, that might be part of it,
but I think I think the realreason behind it, and the fear behind

(01:05:55):
it is is that it has becomedifficult to keep up with the price increases.
So the easiest thing that they cando is to put a barcode there
because they can go in and digitallychange the price once every ten seconds if
they want to, so they cankeep up dating the price. You may
before you even get to check out, it's right, have gone up.
Oh boy, go back and checkagain and see how much of the price

(01:06:18):
went up between the time you startedshopping and the time you go into sharp
and I and I thought to myself, I wonder if this is going to
be coming to restaurants because one ofthese he's already there. Really right price
upon requests. It's always been marketprice, get price on request. And
yeah, yeah, I've noticed moreitems and showing up market price. And

(01:06:38):
you saw that during the height ofthe lockdowns too with COVID. You saw
that like an airport restaurants and things. I just wonder how long before all
the restaurants will have the description ofwhatever it is, chicken, parmesan or
whatever it is, and they'll havea barcode next to it, and you
have to use your smartphone to getthe price. Because I imagine one of
the big expenses for restaurants right nowhas been changing the menu. Yeah,

(01:07:00):
because they print the prices for themost part, except for a few items,
to print all the prices in themenu, and those prices have been
constantly going up. So every timethey go they have to raise the prices.
They have to go print new menus. This way, you would have
to print a new menu. Yep. They have to check on a daily
basis to see how much the dishis going to cost you. But the
people are worried about in the caseof Walmart, and they just like you

(01:07:21):
worried about it fast food. They'vebeen talking about surge pricing, you know,
certain times of the day or certaindays of the week where the price
is higher for something than it isat other times. You know, all
of this digital technology is supposed tomake our lives easier. It's made it
easier for the government it's made iteasier I guess for yeah, yeah,
not for US authoritarians to crack downon us. Yeah. Maybe easier for

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business, but it's made my lifemore complicated. For consumers, I would
have to agree six forty one timefor traffic and weather together. I think
they put the expensive stuff on thelower shelves. I hadn't noticed that.
So short people can go broke.You know that's a lot. It's all
about the short people. No money. I know they're shortest. Katie Freeway.
I've got kind of a sponge herearound Grand park Way. I haven't

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talked you up much of Katie.That's why I've brought you in as the
leader. We've got the pavement repairstill going on North sim that's right off
the ramp from Green's Point from fortyfive southbound. So if you're coming down
from the Woodlands and you're trying tocatch a plane or go over to JFK,
let's do this. Let's hop overto West Road Bus to U turn
and then come back this way.We'll save that. We'll saw a wreck

(01:08:28):
on the North Freeway. They missedtheir turn. It was supposed to be
at Shepard, but the wreck isat Little York southbound to the left lane.
Everybody looks okay, but we're startingto squish up from Gulf Bank.
Then we oh ktr H listeners thefirst to know. We had that concrete
truck on it in east. It'sstill there. He's not going anywhere.
This is before wayside call it tooleft lanes. It's starting to squish up.
Ninety toll bridge suckinds already started southbound. That's an extra twelve minutes trying

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to get across the two twenty fiveSherman Bridge is looking good. Tipline seven
one three two one two t ips. Let's check on those of you who
had a grand march at your wedding. You got my pound and waller.
There's a heavy load coming through andit's gonna mess traffic up in about fifteen
to twenty minute. Lord, herewe go one of those big giant thing
of a jig. So thank youvery much, banana sticker, And don't

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forget to say your name where you'refrom, especially if you're some you know,
somewhere cool like cat Spring. I'min the Generator Supercenter dot Com traffic
Center. Terry. What a whata scientist to wear to Walmart. By
the way, are you over dressedwhen you go to Walmart? Well,
that lady must be a scientist.She's all dressed up for Walmart. Walmart's
not what you wear, is whatyou don't wear from our from our KTRH

(01:09:36):
Generator super Center, twenty four hourweathers there, Terry Smith. This year,
don't need to wear a lot ofclothes today, Terry. Uh,
you got that part right, Yeah, folks, Staying cool is the objective
here, not just today but forthe next couple of months, because the
heat and humidity are not going awayanytime soon. So we may get a

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little bit of rain in the afternoonthat might help to cool you off,
but it's only a thirty percent chanceof a shower thunderstorm later today. Load
of mid nineties today, twenty percentchance that you'll get wet Tomorrow, Wednesday
and Thursday Friday at thirty percent chanceof thundershowers. But our temperatures are still
in the nineties tomorrow through the restof the week. In fact, we

(01:10:17):
may see a couple of upper ninetiesas well. So yes, as little
as possible, stay cool, pleaseright now seventy nine at your official severe
weather station News Radio seven forty ktrh You are commute, you are forecast
your news. It's Houston's Morning News, brought to you, buying you southsway
to those solutions. We have atimeline coming up here in a few minutes.

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We have tickets to give away todayto go see Christopher Cross at the
House of Blues. We'll have moreon that coming up, and also Carl
Rove with some thoughts on what eachside he thinks needs to do in Thursday's
debate. Stand by for that firstthough. Traffic and weather together as we
check out the drive once again courtesyof sky Mike Nord Freeway southbound, Little
York. That's back in a leftline, two vehicles. The fact that

(01:11:01):
they're just holding it to that's areally good sign. Backed up from West
Road. Everybody's okay about a tenminute so much. If you're a big
shot, take the hardy commoners.We'll find out about the East text shortly
East Freeway inbound McCarty. That's astalled concrete mixer. I did tell jumpin
Joe about it. He's working forthose two dinosaur farts across the street.

(01:11:21):
Backed up from the bud Plant.Let's take the loop especially if you're hazardous
East text Kevin's Glendora. My dudefifty nine, there's a wrecked northbound about
a mile north of Baldy Mail Route. Fain lanes are moving slow as show
all right, we're dragging it nowfrom the Beltway. They're just about to
clear that. And Kevin, it'sa banana sticker and an olive wretch.

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Since I'm from Tarkington, it's aGenerator Supercenter dot com traffic center from our
KTRH Generator Supercenter twenty four hour weathercenter. Mostly sunny, fu straight showers
of storms today with the high tempertureabout ninety four. Tomorrow and Wednesday mostly
sunny with an isolated shower storm.Chant's about twenty percent chance again to ninety
four for the high both days.Right now eighty at your officials severe weather

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station. News Radio seven forty KTRH. We're checking out some of our top
stories here in this Monday morning.Here's share. It's six fifty two now
on news Radio seven forty KTRH.One of those two illegal aliens charged in
the murder of twelve year old JoscelynNungary do to appear in court this morning.
A man and woman killed in alate night high speed crash in Northwest

(01:12:27):
Houston. Those NASA astronauts are goingto be stuck on the International Space Station
until sometime next month. Now welearn the return of their Boeing Starliner has
been delayed yet again. Latest newsanytime at KTRH dot com. Our next
update will be at the top ofthe hour. Life it's stop and go.
Well just go talk cheep up withour steady flow of updates to continue

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onward line with News Radio seven pointKTRH thursdays of the Big debate, right
lot on the line is actually forJoe Biden in this particular case, maybe
an opportunity to run for president onthe line for Joe Biden. Here's Carl
Rove on Fox over the weekend talkingabout the debate and what he thinks both

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sides need to do. I wrotein my column that whichever candidate spends more
time talking about their trials in thecase of Trump, the New York Business
records case, in the case ofBiden, his son's case, whoever,
you know, whoever, whichever casebecomes the center point is a loser for
the one who's raising it and makingit an issue. Let's be clear,

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Let's step back for a minute.What does Biden needed to do. The
most important thing for Biden to dois to have a sustained mental acuity demonstrated
throughout the debate. He can't giveus word sality, He can't give us
guardably good, he can't freeze,he can't lose his train of thought.
We got to look at him atthe end of ninety minutes and say,
he's got what takes to occupy thatimportant, funny shaped office in the southeast

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corner of the West Waang. He'sgot to make this a choice. It's
a choice between me and that guy. And that does require him to go
on offense against Trump, but I'mnot certain that the conviction is the thing
that does it for him. Andfinally, he needs to say to the
American people, I get you andwhere you are. Because last year Bidenomics
was a complete and unmitigated marketing disaster, because even I took a marketing course,

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if you got a bad product,don't put your name on it.
And his economic policies are not popularwith the American people. On the other
hand, Trump has got his challengestoo. He's got to come across as
reasonable and not unhinged. Remember thatfirst debate four years ago, screaming,
yelling, interrupting. It was nota good look. He needs to make
it a referendum, that is tosay, do you like what he did?

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What Biden did on inflation and costof living and immigration? And finally,
he's got to make it about thefuture, not the past. It's
not got to be about rigged electionsand I got mistreated to New York courtrooms.
People want to understand, what areyou going to do in your second
term and how does that affect meand my family? Sounds like pretty sound
advice. He's talking to the independence, you know, to get the independent.

(01:15:05):
Sure, the people who are Trumpsupporters they're mad about their big elections,
Well they're in already. Yeah,they're all in. Trump supporters are
all in. It was establishment Republicans. Yeah, yes, yes, it
doesn't mean the device is bad though. He's talking to the middle surreio is
there's still a few people wants Trumpto do it too. Six fifty five
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On TV one Door Closers and AnotherDoor Opened. After forty three years,
Dan Rather exits CBS. Dan Ratherreporting from New York good Night Show's
moving in another direction, and StarrJones leaves the view. I will not
be returning as co host next year. Yeah, I'm a real race call.
What do you think? Look atme at the base. I'm lightening

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McQueen Lightening McQueen. Cars is abig hit with the kids. You got
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at the House and Blues. Enjoythe show and thank you for listening to
Houston's Morning News is Used Radio sevenforty kt RH Houston. Everyone with the

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IR, the exclusive audio home ofNBC's coverage of the twenty twenty four Paris
Olympics. Now the latest news,weather and traffic. It's more of what
matters to you. From the JohnMorris Services Studios. Seven oh one is
the time here in Houston's Bonning News. I'm Jimmy Barrett Long with Sheriff ryar
Bunker toop stores this f hour.That twelve year old's funeral is Thursday.

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It is open to the public.Over seventy nine thousand DACA recipients have had
arrest warrants, and coming up atseven o' eight, just about everyone likes
the no tax on tips platform.Details in the minutes ahead. You're in
Houston's Bonning News. First, we'rechecking out that Morning Dribe once again.
Here's sky Mike. Let's do somesouthwest freeway. You've got brakes hitting around

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bel Air. That sure is anunnatural slowdown right there at Hillcroft. We're
backed up an extra eleven minutes inlet's do the West Park instead. Jump
on all ninety most City Expressway WestPark, Toway. You've got your bricks
at fourteen sixty four, and thatEast Freeway that cleared our concrete truck series,
like wow, McCarty, it's athree headed monster. Though East freeways

(01:18:03):
backed up from Federal that's making ninetysquish up pretty heavily. And also your
ramps off of six' ten.I'm Skymike gets your Generator Supercenter dot Com
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Mostly sunny with a stray shower stormpossibility today, high temperature right about ninety
four. We'll get you the completeforecast with Terry Smith at the Weather Channel

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in eight minutes right now seventy nineat your official severe weather station. News
Radio seven forty KTRH. It's timeout for the news. Here's Sheriff Fryer.
Good morning everyone. It is nowseven oh two on news Radio seven
forty KTRH is news sponsored by GeneratorSupercenter. Top story. One of the
two illegal aliens charged with murdering twelveyear old Jocelyn Nungarry last week do in

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court this morning. Her funeral Thursdayat Earthman restaven Cemetery. The public is
invited pay for it by Houston's ownmattress mat not another tragedy of an American
citizen being slaying by these illegal immigrants. So all this immigration, it's obviously
a failed experiment. It's got tostop, and it's got to stop now.

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Go fund Me for the family hasraised nearly sixty thousand dollars. The
two men charged, Johann Jose RanguelMartinez and Franklin Jose Penne Ramos, apparently
lured Nungari to an area under abridge before tying her up, cutting her
clothes off, killing her. Bothare illegal aliens from Venezuela. Bail was

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set at a million dollars apiece.Again that information from court documents, the
government's own data showing that seventy ninethousand DOCA recipients, by the way,
had arrest records during the first fiveyears of their living here. And of
course Biden just opened up DACA tomillions of more people. It's seven o
three in northwest Houston. Man chargedwith capital murder allegedly shooting and killing three

(01:19:56):
family members. Brian J. Fernandez. Ernandez originally claimed he was the victim
of a home invasion. I wouldhave never guessed it. I mean I
never saw him for more than fiveminutes. Either. I was going up
the stairs, he was probably comingdown the stairs, and we witches crossed
paths. That woman with our TVpartner, Channel two, a Brazoria County

(01:20:16):
inmate, escaped custody late Saturday night. Now back in jail, Cadanny Roeblis
was captured three miles from the prison. He was shot in the arm by
officers after refusing orders to stop trafficcameras. You've seen some of them.
They were outlawed by the Texas legislaturein twenty nineteen over privacy concerns. But

(01:20:40):
guess what a few of those trafficcameras still are active. The city of
Humble will have their cameras up untilnext month. The argument from the pro
red light camera folks where we didn'tpass a band because it would end the
contracts for the red light cameras.Byron Schurnbeck with the Texas Campaign for Liberty
says, the good news is youdon't have to pay if you get caught

(01:21:00):
by one. We went on acampaign that was called trash Er Ticket to
let people know that they could justthrow these things away and not being of
any consequence, which happened that continuedafter the ban. Schirmbeck says these tickets
were never legally enforceable, and notpaying won't even hurt your credit. Ethan
buchinnan News Radio seven forty ktrach,it's now seven to five, with you

(01:21:23):
a vote. Joe Biden's wave ofBEDLM and death and terror will begin to
recede the moment I take the oathof office. January twentyth Donald Trump rallying
before thousands of supporters in the Bluecity of Philadelphia over the weekend, he
told reporters by the way he hasselected his running mate, won't reveal it,

(01:21:43):
though, says allegedly that that personwill be in attendance at Thursday's debate
in Atlanta. Reportedly, part ofPresident Biden's prep for that debate has been
to practice standing. Can he doit? For ninety minutes? Texas Congressman
former White House physician ronnieja Access says, is clear the President, he believes
physically isn't up to this. I'msending a letter to President Biden, to

(01:22:08):
his physician, doctor O'Connor and I'mcecing his entire cabinet, and it's embarrassing
that I have to do this,and it's really embarrassing as a former White
House position to have to do somethinglike this, but we don't have any
choice. Jackson wants the President totake a drug test both before and after
the debate, to see if he'staking performance enhancing drugs. We'll be carrying

(01:22:30):
that debate for you. You canmake your own opinion Thursday night starting at
eight pm. We'll have it hereon air, online, and on the
free iHeartRadio app. It's now sevensix. Continued high inflation is leading to
a lot of concern about what exactlyis the FED doing. What the FED
does is headline news for most peopleand what the average consumer who works very,

(01:22:53):
very hard to provide for their familyis realized. So the FED goes
so often their personal economy goes aswell. Financial expert Dary Kenney there he
says it FED criticized for focusing toomuch on the pass, not looking for
ahead to the future. They don'tknow how to do the dollar moving forward,
but it has fallen because as Saudi'sand most of the world not trading

(01:23:15):
oil now in American dollars is socalled petro dollar. This is a problem.
For years, we've forced countries tobuy our currency, but now every
nation has converted, and forcing theworld to buy our currency has kept our
dollar more stable. Daniel Turner ofPower in the Future says Trump's policies would
have kept US afloat. Cuts fromOPEC have also spiked oil prices, and

(01:23:39):
no one seems to care. Weshouldn't be accustomed to eighty dollar oil,
and this new normal of eighty dollarsoil is bad. It's bad for the
American economy, is bad for Americanfamilies. He says. If Trump wins,
he might be able to bring backthat American dominance. Andorey Parard News
Radio seven forty krh it's seven ohseven, the Stros be the Oriols eight
to one and they host the ColoradoRockies tomorrow night. I'm sure a Fryar

(01:24:02):
on news radio seven forty KTRH stayin touch on your drive in with Jimmy
Barrett and Sheriff Fryar. This isHouston's morning news. They've replaced all this
all digital now at all digital.Yeah, it's all digital. It's a
higher percentage. Well, yeah,you know, a tip jar, you
throw it at cor box and youfeel good about yourself if you can get

(01:24:23):
out with a new no shame.Now it's minimum twenty percent. I think
it's that. Here's the other thingI think. I think it's a security
risk with the tip jar. Icould be Yeah, because you have criminals
who come in and got cash.Yeah there's k if they see cash and
tipstar just grab tipjar and run outthe door. Kind of thing. That
means that you're taking cash. Yeah, you're giving cash in exchange. Now

(01:24:44):
that's very smart. Jimmy, you'reprobably right on that. Well. I
think it's probably some of both.But here's here's what I know. This
no tipping Trump idea, This sucker'sgot traction. Well it should, it
should. I agree it should,but just about everybody support what's it?
How angry do you think the Democratsare themselves not thinking of it themselves?
I saw a survey if you tellit, if you ask a Democrat if

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they agree with it, is overwhelming. Yes, this is great. But
if you say this was Trump's idea, all of a sudden, the percentage
of Democrats who accept that say no, Trump suggested it can't be good.
It goes down. I mean,give me a break. Robert Arquist,
we've had on the show frequently fromthe Americans for tax reform. He likes
the idea, and here's he hasa couple of other ideas of taxes he

(01:25:30):
thinks should go away. James tonot tax tips. Several million people pay
get paid in tips tens of millionsduring the course of their life. Have
There are a lot of seventy yearolds who remember tips and this makes sense
to them. I think we shouldtake a look at the beera and liquor
tax. This is a hangover fromprohibition. If the states want to tax

(01:25:50):
it, why should the federal governmentdo that sort of thing. There's a
tax on owning a gun in acountry. There's a Second Amendment. We
don't tax newspapers. There's a tenpercent tax on owning a gun. That's
supposed to go for outdoors things,but when the Democrats are in office,
they use it for not that sortof thing. So I would say,

(01:26:11):
let's not have a tax on people'spistols or rifles. Just leave them alone
with their Second Amendment rights. Andwe should not tax inflation. We should
not tax inflation in capital gains.All the inflationary gain from the value of
your home or land, or stocks, or your four or one k R
investment that should be taken out whenyou get taxed on the gain for capital

(01:26:33):
gains. You know, I thinkthat most taxes should have a sunset law,
you know, especially if they arethere for a specific purpose. For
example, like a told is thereto pay for the road. What's the
road is paid for? You shouldgo away? Yeah, I know.
Well I feel the same way aboutsome of these taxes that they have that

(01:26:54):
you know, they're step to payfor something or to provide for something,
and it turns out they spend themoney on other things that should be an
automatically automatically rebolke attacks that they dothe beatings to be that way, Like
twenty in North Texas. Yeah,that was the toll way between Dallas and
for Ward. Sure, that's afederal highway now, yeah, well they
always they always started saying, wellthat this will pay for it, then

(01:27:15):
is what we have to maintain it? Well that was before that's when toll
roads were American right right Even herein Texas we had Rick Perry farming it
out to the Spanish with Spanish companieswere putting into the toll road. Yeah.
Yeah, four foreign foreign companies,Yeah, buying, buying up toll
roads. Seven eleven. Time fortraffic and weather together. Sky Mike is
here ready to fill you in.We've got a digital problem, a technology

(01:27:39):
thing that AM radio listeners don't have. I'll explain that shortly, Terry,
you could start listening again. Ididn't want her to hear my ad.
Inbound golf Freeway North found at Woodridge. All right, this is what happens.
It can happen to anybody. Uh. Somebody pushed the wrong thing of
a jig uh somewhere. And soif you're looking online, you're seeing all
lanes fly golf Freeway at Woodridge.It's not it's not like that. I'll

(01:28:03):
let them know and they'll fix it. We're backed up from airport and that's
it, just normal golf freeway stuff. Don't freak out, don't jump on
Highway three. Look at an extratwelve minutes on the inbound toll bridge.
Sucking just begun. That's twelve extraminutes southbound, Just one little puny lane.
Let's get on six' ten,get around that stuff. We cleared
North Freeway at Little York on thesouthbound. That left line's reopen. But

(01:28:25):
that's a pretty good scunch down fromair checks. A little hoop blog going
on on the east. I'm onthe west part of the Sam Houston Tollway
southbound, just right around West Road. Just a lot of you there,
nothing breaking us up. And onthe Southwest Freeway. I'm still seeing this
little back of it doesn't look naturalat Hillcroft. I don't see nothing wrong
with that. It's an extra eightminutes northbound from Guestner. We'll zoom it

(01:28:47):
and see if we can get yousome laneage at the seven to twenty.
I'm Skymike the Generator Supercenter dot ComTraffic Center from r kat r H stop
ax Avenders twenty four hour with usin Terry is here in The sunshine is
along with it. Oh yeah,lots sunshine, but a little bit of
rain every day. Nothing out ofthe ordinary for this time of year.
It's those afternoon showers and storms whenthe heating of the day and the sea

(01:29:10):
breeze kick in. Thirty percent chanceof getting wet today, twenty percent chance
of those showers and storms tomorrow,Wednesday and Thursday. Temperatures today low to
mid nineties, but the rest ofthe week. We're looking at afternoons in
the low to upper nineties temperature rightnow, still seventy nine at your officials,
Severe weather Station. News Radio sevenforty k TRH. It's Houston's Morning

(01:29:31):
News, brought to you by NewSouth Windows Solutions. Now back to Jimmy
and Sherrah with the info you needto take on the day. Seven Funny
is our time here in Houston's MorningNews. Right we were mentioning earlier this
morning, the climate change activists areat it. They were at they're at
a PGA event over the weekend.One of the things that the organization cited

(01:29:54):
was as far as their climate warmingargument was, there was a lightning strike
that killed somebody the day before.Is if somehow lightning strikes are a result
of climate change that we never hadthunder and lightning before we had climate change.
Mark Moranan will join us with aclimate depot to debunk all this stuff.
Coming up next, first, though, traffic and weather together as we

(01:30:15):
check out the drive once again heresky Mike, you're going to pitch from
the stretch. We cannot get eyeson the Southwest Freeway thing whatever it is
at Hillcroft. Something's not normal,and we're backed up from Gessner also North
Freeway. A lot of squishes allthe way up from air Techs. We've
cleared everything except for that stall rightat the Loupit had a possum in my
fanis nothing good's happening there? It'sa right lane southbound. Actually we're okay.

(01:30:39):
That's a thirty minute drag. SKYMIKEEand the Generator Supercenter, dot Com
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of the Sunday with a stray showerstorm possible this afternoon, high temperature right
about ninety four. Similar forecast forTomorrow and Wednesday, just a twenty percent
chance of an isolated shower of stormby the wise sunshine and again about ninety
four all three days right now seventynine at your official severe weather station.

(01:31:03):
News Radio seven forty k TRH.Get you caught up on some of our
top stories here on this Monday morning. Here's Shay, Good morning, everyone
is seven twenty two on news Radioseven forty k TRH. Our headline sponsored
by DN m Audo Leasing. There'sanother blue city that turned out in force
for Donald Trump. Thousands attending hisrally in Philadelphia. Federal prosecutors recommending criminal

(01:31:26):
charges against Boeing now for violating asettlement that was related to a pair of
deadly crashes. Oh now the DOJis going to go after Boeing. Must
be an election coming. Forbes listHouston as the tenth best summer travel destination
in the country. Wow, howabout that news anytime? Well, we've

(01:31:47):
got a lot of air conditioning sofar KTRH dot com. Our next update
will be at the bottom of thehour y so far. To understand is
to listen. I check in allthe time, keep up with what's happen.
Staying in form matters to then HughesRadio seven forty KTRH. Actually,
what the big thing to talk toMark Morano about at the Climate Depot is

(01:32:10):
just the weather hype in general.You know, we're at the hurricane season,
of course, and there's all thesepredictions about how many hurricanes we're going
to have, and how climate changeis impacting that, and how hot it
is, and how we all haveto take precautions. We're all going to
die. Mark Morano joins us,Mark, I'm guessing the weather hype.

(01:32:30):
He's probably there for a variety ofdifferent reasons, not the least of which
is TV stations want you to watchthem, right, So they're trying to
give you a reason to stay tunedin to check out the weather. Yes,
of course that's one of the mostbasic reasons, but I don't think
that's the number one reason they're pushingthe climate fair but absolutely, especially local

(01:32:51):
news, even national news, whenyou have a weather story what used to
be called natural disasters, it's alwaysa big story. Everyone wants to tune
in. You're going to watch,whether it's tornadoes, hurricanes, floods,
droughts. People are interested, particularlylocal news when there's a snowstorm coming or
big thunderstorms or cold fronts. Sothere's always that element of it. You

(01:33:15):
know, if it leads, itbleeds. If it bleeds, it leads.
This is you know, if it'sextreme weather's, it leads. But
you mentioned before the break about lightningstrikes. Now, one of the things
that we hear all the time aboutclimate predictions, as we predicted it,
Oh, we warned you this wouldhappen. There've literally been multiple studies on
lightning strikes that lightning strikes would increasewith global warming and lightning strikes will decrease

(01:33:41):
with global warming, along with thewhole host of other exact type opposite predictions.
If you predict both teams to wina game, and you can always
say the next day after the game, I predicted the winner. And that's
what they do. Whether it's morefog, less fog, more autumn fall
colors, less autumn fall colors,more hurricanes, less hurricanes, more tornadoes,
less tornadoes, they've been on theopposite side of every event. And

(01:34:04):
in terms of what they've done isthey've weaponized weather events in terms of hurricanes,
floods, tornadoes, droughts, wildfires, is either no trend or declining
trends on climate time scales. Thisis even buried inside the UN reports.
So the idea that that heat wavesor that are hurricane is our fault.
And one last point. They dothese modeling studies based on climate models where

(01:34:29):
they juice the numbers. They canput anything they want, and they can
make these modeling studies which are whicharen't data, they're just computer prediction simulations.
And they say, well, thisheat wave was one hundred times more
likely because of our driving SUVs andeating meat. No, it's not you
just put some nonsense into a computermodel, and it validated your theory because
you only put an influence that wouldvalidate it. And the bottom line,

(01:34:54):
Man, the bottom line of allthis is transfer of wealth and total subjugation
of the people of the world whilethose in charge get to do what they
want to. Yeah, the wholeidea is is the scarest to the point
where we would agree to policies wewould never even consider otherwise. And I'm
just gonna say it, March oftwenty twenty, we are facing thirty million

(01:35:17):
dead our virus simulator, So COVID'sgonna kill us all we need to stay
at home. We're gonna close churches, issue canceled weddings, funerals, medicals.
Would we ever have agreed to thatwithout one component fear? And that's
exactly what Climate's doing, much lesssuccessfully. By the way, a virus
scares the hell out of everyone.Climate only scares the hell out of mostly

(01:35:40):
blue state Democrats for whatever reason.And all the polling shows that if you're
if you're a big progressive Democrat,you're gonna believe all this hype. You're
gonna be up at night, You'regonna be taking psychic. You're gonna be
taking anti anxiety meds because you thinkthat you know, the oceans are gonna
swallow you up any day. Butyou know, most other people, including

(01:36:01):
the Center of moderates and conservatives,do not care about are not afraid of
climate change. Well goodness, alot of those fake people are pretty easy
spot markers. They're still wearing theirmasks. Mark Burano at the Climate DFO,
thank you for joining us at seventwenty seven. Time to take a
look at your money. Corney Donahoe'shere, Well, good morning, Jimmy.
The main event for Wall Street thisweek is a presidential to date.

(01:36:23):
Answers to topics on anything from theFederalserve to tariffs could move the mark if
we are ready for that. SMPfutures right now are a little changed,
up about a tenth ofvercent now futuresrising one hundred and five points. I'm
Courtney Donahoe Bloomberg Business on News Radioseven forty krh You are your own Houston's

(01:36:44):
News. Why they're tracking plus breakingNews twenty four to seven. This is
News Radio seven forty KTRH five Everywhere, boys, iHeart app more of what's
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now your infuseing News. I'm JimmyBarrett along with Sheriff Ryer. Among our
top stories this hour. Trump hasa big rally in Philadelphia. He says

(01:37:06):
he's picked his number two, buthe's not saying who it is. And
coming up at seven thirty eight.Trump likes those USA chance but he'd rather
you do something else. Details inthe minutes ahead. You're on Hughes Houston's
Morning News. First, we're gonnacheck out they drive again your skuy mine
A I knew it. Southwest Freeway, Okay, they found it. There
is a stall truck at Bell Lair. We saw this hubub about twenty minutes

(01:37:29):
ago northbound. So now all yourofficial sources have laneage. I'll take up
a right lane. It's some kindof big truck and we're backed up from
the Beltway. You lose nineteen minutesthat way all ninety the most city expressway,
good alternative golf freeway. We've alsofixed that little I don't know online
problem we had at Woodridge. Itwas never all lanes blocked a stall.
We're still backed up from Edgebrook though, skylike and the Generator Supercenter dot Com

(01:37:53):
Traffic Center from r ktr H Generatorssuper Center, twenty four hour Weather Center.
Mostly sunny with a few stray showersor storms. Possible high temperature today
right about ninety four. We'll getto the complete forecast with Terry Smith of
the Weather Channel in eight minutes.Right now, it's tady ned your officials,
Severe Weather Station. News Radio sevenforty k TRH. It's time now
for the news. Here's Sheriff Ryer. It is seven thirty two time,

(01:38:16):
our top story this hour. They'renot after me, They're after you.
I just happened to be standing intheir way. Donald Trump in a Democrat
stronghold of Philadelphia this weekend, promisingto rebuild what Joe Biden has broken since
twenty twenty one. Instead of throwingChristians in jail as Biden has done,

(01:38:38):
we are going to crack down onthe gangs, the drug dealers, human
traffickers, and criminal cartels. Yeah, and Trump's going to continue his march
into enemy territory this week. He'llbe in Virginia on Friday. The big
debate though, between Trump and Bidenon Thursday in Atlanta, Eric Trump told
Sunday Morning Futures on Fox. Thisis a actually not going to be a

(01:39:00):
one on one debate. Understand thathe's not just going to be debating Joe
Biden. He's going to be debatingCNA, CNN and the two people who
will be peppering in with group questions. kJ or H will be covering it
all Thursday night, eight pm onair, online and on the iHeartRadio app
the free iHeartRadio app. It's seventhirty three. Trump reportedly has narrowed his

(01:39:24):
list of potential running mates now andsays he will announce his running mate at
next month's convention. As for theimportance of who that person is, sure,
adds a question that I ask theRepublicans strategist Matt Locke. Oh,
it's way more important, and it'sway different because normally you would pick a

(01:39:44):
vice president to help you win votes. Come doesn't need that. So if
he doesn't need help with votes,does it really matter? It really doesn't.
I mean, in the end ofall of it, Donald Trump doesn't
need a vice president to win anyvotes. He's already going to do that.
What Trump does need someone who willkeep MAGA moving forward. Jeff Biggs
News Radio seven forty kt H seventhirty four. Now Texas Attorney General Ken

(01:40:11):
Paxton sounding alarm bells about illegal voting, illegal ballats, illegal voting roles in
November. There's no doubt that thisis the plan. It's to encourage these
illegalists to vote. They've give themphones, they connect them to social Security
numbers, they connect them to votingin these states, and their job really
is to come here and vote.Packson on Fox's Sunday Morning Futures. In

(01:40:34):
our own state, Democrats believe thatthey're going to flip us using Colin all
Red of Dallas, shaking up theSenate by defeating incumbent two term Senator Ted
Cruz in November. One political consultantsays, well, that's their pipe dream.
It's a bag year and the Cruisewill be a tough opponent, So

(01:40:54):
this is not the best prospect forthem, but they will continue to spend.
Ultimately, all the money in apresidential race is going to go to
swing states in the presidential election.Bill Miller says, no matter how much
they spend here, that seats along shot to flip. Despite the left's
big talk and the polls, They'vegot crews leading already by eleven points,

(01:41:15):
and the latest UT poll has adouble digit lead in the Texas Lyceum poll
too. It's seven thirty five now. Meantime, Texas fighting back against what
is going to be a federal takeover. They're trying of our power grid.
A coalition of states led by Texasis suing the Biden administration over a new
federal rule that requires states to optimizetheir power grid for green energy sources like

(01:41:39):
wind and solar. Mary barn saysthis amounts to a giant new tax burden.
They're talking about having to do massiveinfrastructure changes like this that are going
to cost in the billions. Andwho is going to flit the bill for
that, either taxpayers through incentives orrate payers through their bill. On top
of that, he notes, thistransition to so called renewables would make our
energy grid less reliable. And thefish coriols these radio seven forty ktrh it's

(01:42:02):
now seven thirty six. The Iranianbag who do you keep attacking ships in
the waters off Africa in the MiddleEast? This is the Red Sea and
all that transport, and they hitanother Greek owned carrier this weekend. Crew
members did sever some minor injuries isled to a major decline all across the
board and the movement of goods throughthe Red Sea, and yes it's ahead

(01:42:25):
of the holiday season. Shipping throughthe Red Sea has declined by ninety percent
since December of twenty twenty three thanksto countless Houti attacks on vessels. You're
ordering goods that you want on yourtimetable. All of that is predicated on
free movement, so time is money. National security analyst Edward Tarzanski says some

(01:42:46):
companies are having to take the longway around Africa to transport goods. Always
look to see what companies do whenit comes to shipping. They're the ones
who ultimately bear the burden and paythe price. More costs end up falling
onto the consumer as well. JaredLewis News Radio seven forty KRH seven thirty
seven now Stros beat Baltimore eight toone, completing a series suite homestand continues

(01:43:11):
tomorrow night, though against Colorado,Texas A and M Big Game. They
lost Game two of the College WorldSeries to Tennessee yesterday four to one.
The winner take all Game three thenational Championship set for tonight in Omaha.
I'm Srewy fryar a news radio sevenforty KTRH. Michael Berry only endorses Texas

(01:43:31):
Renters dot Com for property management needs. I live at sugar Land. Be
prepared for wild Houston weather. Nexton the ten on seven forty KTRH.
Donald Trump in Washington, d C. At the Faith and Freedom Coalition Conference,
telling supporters, I appreciate the chance, but there's something else i'd whether

(01:43:56):
you do. Here we go withinmoments taking the oath of office. I
will seal the border, stop theinvasion, and send Joe Biden's illegal aliens
back home where they belong. Theybelong back home. Don't give me any

(01:44:25):
of that USA. Go out andvote, That's all I ask. Don't
say the USA, USA. Welove Trump USA. And then November fifth
comes along, or any of theprevious days, you know, the early
voting. But and then you said, Darling, I'm just I'm just a
little tired. I think I'll skipthe vote. You can't do that.

(01:44:45):
You got to vote no USA,right now. Do you just go out
and vote. Then we'll go USA, because then we're gonna make our country
great again. They go, hope, appreciate the chance, but no,
hang on to the USA Chat untilafter we win. I watched and he
says a lot of the same things, but he always tempers it to whoever
he's talking to it. He justseems to have this read of the audience

(01:45:06):
at hand. And I laugh.I'm laughing all the time through these rallies,
sure, because he cracks me up. He just always seems to find
the way to gig him. AndI think he's right about that too.
You know, a lot of usare talking a good game, but you
gotta show up an election day andyou got to pull the lever. I
mean, that's the bottom line.Make some friends with you. Exactly right,
seven forty time for traffic and weather. Together, we're checking out the

(01:45:29):
drive once again. Here's sky Mine. All right, we've got that big
truck stall Southwest Freeway. I didn'thave the laneage, and I didn't know
exactly what it was, but atleast we knew it was there before anybody
else knew there was a problem.Southwest Freeway. Bel air inbounds, right
lane. Everybody's okay, something's goingon the other way. Now, what
are you doing? West Park Tollway? Oh that's over our shoulder. West
Park Tollway to Dunbville. I'll getto that inbound back Southwest Freeway's got about

(01:45:51):
a sixteen minute hubbub from the Beltway. This would be a good time to
jump on All ninety and also WestPark. Yeah, that's inbound Dundale.
Here's the wreck in the left line'sbad placement. Watch out coming in from
fonderin around the horn Golf Freeway breaksat Edgebrook the toll bridge suckage now twelve
minutes southbound two eighty eight. Here'sbreaks coming up from Pearland. Great job

(01:46:14):
not running into each other. Abouta ten minute wait here, Adviser's your
Katie Freeways cram from Graham Parkway NordFreeway has been a scunch all morning now
from nineteen sixty you can almost connectthose dots into downtown and a toll of
sticker big shots on Graham Parkway North. I've got an eastbound back up.
Guess where terry right at the golfball right at twenty nine to twenty heading

(01:46:35):
back over toward Gosling Road, losingtwelve minutes that way. I still don't
know what y'all are doing over there. I'm Skymichel a Generator Supercenter dot Com
traffic Center, but I know it'sa secret. I heard it has the
kitchen at That's all I know.Oh from MA from Katie rh Generator super
Center, twenty four hour Whether Center, Terry Smith is here. A few
lazy clouds out there, but sureoff to a nice star here, Terry.

(01:46:55):
Yeah, it's a nice quiet morning. I've seen a couple of showers
off to the south, south andwest this morning. Some light rain that's
making its way on shore, offnear the coast around like Jackson Freeport,
even near Galveston. A couple sprinklesand that's all we've got today. It's
really in the afternoon when we're morelikely to see the rain. A thirty
percent chance of thundershowers later today,temperatures load to mid nineties and then a

(01:47:20):
twenty percent chance and that is itof afternoon showers and storms tomorrow, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday at thirty percent chantsof rain. Still running on the
very warm to muggy side with temperaturesin the nineties, a lot of upper
nineties later in the week right downto eighty had your official severe weather station
News Radio seven forty KRH. Whatyou need to know for the day ahead.

(01:47:44):
This is Houston's Morning News brought toyou by New South Windows Solutions.
So President Trump's doing something rather interestingwith his urban strategy of his going into
New York and just a few daysago into Philadelphia, a place where where
you wouldn't think he'd stand much ofa chance. But how many people does
he have to convince in a townlike Philadelphia that they're not getting anywhere with

(01:48:06):
the current president and they might wantto, you know, put their money
on him. I mean, justyou know, just a few fi hundred
thousand votes change over in a battlegroundstate that could make all the difference in
the world. Mike Huckabee and NewHampshire Governor Christan Nunu on the urban strategy
Coming up next, First, though, traffic and whether together is starting with

(01:48:27):
sky Mike, super sized Ninjas pulledthat truck away Southwest Freeway at bell Air.
You were the first to know aboutit, KHL Rachel listeners. But
he's gone. It's about a twentyminute drag coming up from the Beltwait,
it's still a good time. No, the West Park's not the way to
go around. Go all ninety orthe KD instead West Park. You've got
your own problem. This is anaccident at Dunbell. We don't get a
lot here. This is an accidentblocking a left lane on the inbound Southlbe

(01:48:50):
six ten. We're scotched up attwo eighty eight only westbound, not on
the eastbound Grand Parkway North. We'reslow now right after the golf ball at
twenty nine to twenty Nord Freeway.Just a lot. It breaks from nineteen
sixty all the way down ghetto.Dave's stuck in that. Next time you
go grocery shop and tolerant me andI'll go reach so up off the top
shoe. Thanks a lot. It'sa twenty four minute drag. Skymichael the

(01:49:13):
Generator Supercenter dot com traffic center fromour KTRH Generator Supercenter twenty four hour weather
center. Generally mostly sunny, straightshower storm possibilities today, Tomorrow and Wednesday
about ninety four yep ninety four foreach day. Tip at you right now
eighty one at your official severe weatherstation. News Radio seven forty k TRH.
Let's get you caught up on someof our top stories. Here's share
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Our next update will be at thetop of the hour. How bad
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world? Here? And abroad NewsRadio seven KTRH. What do we think
of Donald Trump and his urban warfarehe's conducting against Democrats? Here is Mike

(01:50:21):
Huckabee and Krista nunw Oh, comeon, come on here. Yes,
it's the time. It was tooemphatic. When you punch too emphatically,
it jumps. You're right, dude, did it too enthusiastically? Let me
try one more time gently. Ithink it's brilliant. And the reason it's
brilliant is because he's going where angelsfear to tread. This is a campaign

(01:50:44):
that he's going places for Republicans historicallyjust say, we're not even gonna bother.
Well, what he's doing is goingto these places. He's showing that
he's got support. Maybe he doesn'twin New Jersey, maybe he doesn't win
New York, but he's winning votersacross the country who watch him go into
these places fearlessly, courageously, andJoe Biden won't even go to those places.

(01:51:06):
Look right now, Donald Trump isdoing the most important thing he can
do, and he carries this intodebate and this election's over. He's the
happy warrior. This is not apresident of grievance. This is a president
who is showing joy, showing asense of humor. He's rallying the crowd.
And I say this term again,the happy warrior. He's like Popeye

(01:51:28):
with two cans of spinach. Andit's working for him. So you know,
Governess, you'll love this. SoI asked the president for a president
today, I go, why areyou going to Philadelphia? Why is that
important? You know he did betterin twenty twenty there they did in twenty
sixteen. And he said, Igo, because you want the urban vote,
you want the minority vote. Hesaid, no, people need hope.
These are the people that need hope. Now, this is just a

(01:51:50):
conversation two people are having. That'shis mindset going in and I think they're
picking up on that. Yeah,I'll leave it at that because we're gonna
unt out of time. But hopeand common sense. Yeah, hope and
change. Remember hoping change. Letsnot do that, no hoping common sense?
Yeah, okay, I'll agree withthat. We don't want to borrow
any Obama phrases doing. Listen,y'all have a great day. We'll see

(01:52:13):
tomorrow morning bright nearly five am.I'll see you this SATURNOT four and AM
nine fifty k PRC.