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(00:00):
Arguments in the Trump trial or underway. Everybody's hanging out by television right,
ask if anybody really even follow Imean, I know people follow it.
They follow it every night Handity orCNN or somebody's got a guest on them.
But as far as average citizens outoutside of the average pundits, I
have not found anybody. Literally,I've not found anybody. We've got friends
(00:22):
that are right, left center andindifferent, but I've not found anybody out
there that's following this thing with anyyeah, with any great No, they're
just not doing it. It's quiteinteresting in my humble, humble opinion.
All right, good to have youhere on the radio show. Jimmy is
my name, and I hope youdid well. I hope you're all doing
fantastic out there. I want towalk into the program if i'm may miss
(00:44):
Megan Barth. She's the editor inchief of the Nevada Globe dot com.
Of course, for years we talkedabout her and her activities at Reaganbabe dot
com, but the Nevada Globe dotcom is one of her primary sites.
Now, Megan Barth, It's MeganMonday, except we're doing it on a
Tuesday walk of the show. Yeswe are. I thank you so much.
Good to be here. Have youbeen watching it? And I know
you've got friends all over the country. Are you watching this thing? I
(01:07):
mean, the pundits are, thenews is covering it, But just the
average Joe citizen out there, I'mjust not sensing a lot of passion about
it all. I mean, thosewho hate Trump hate Trump, those who
love Trump love Trump. I'm justnot sensing a lot of just interest in
it. No. Actually, theonly person that I've really seen so interested
in it is the Biden campaign,especially when they trot out Robert de Niro
(01:34):
today on the court steps to youknow, Warren Americans that if Trump wins
the presidency, He's never going toleave the office, and the earth is
going to you know, burn,and you know it's going to be doomsday.
And so you know that this campaignhas excuse me, this trial rather
is political. You would not havethe Biden campaign involved on the courtroom step
(02:00):
trotting out an unhinged Democrat like RobertDemiro to make unfounded allegations, you know,
as the jury is convening to maketheir decision. You know, however,
I think I said to you before, and I'll say it again because
it gets worth repeating. The lastplace I would want to be for a
trial by a jury of my quoteunquote peers would be in New York City.
(02:24):
But that's exactly why and where thesecharges were drummed up against President Trump.
And it's also worthy reminder that thesecharges were never felonies until Alvin Bragg
had to change the law and increasein this demeanor to a felony in order
to prosecute Trump. So no,I don't think anyone's really paying attention to
(02:46):
this trial. I think the onlypeople paying attention to this trial are somebody
is somebody like Joe Biden who haspolitical stakes on the line. He was
receiving some comment over the weekend.I guess his White House has said that
once the results of the trial areknown, he will in from the White
House because he says it's not political, he will make a comment and speak
(03:07):
to the nation regarding the results ofthe trial as they forthcome. Come give
me your thoughts on this, thatJoe Biden's going to make a speech from
the White House once he hears theresults of the trial. Yeah, and
again, it just points to thefact that this is a political trial.
This has nothing to do with theletter of the law. These charges should
(03:28):
have never been brought in the firstplace. The judge is obviously very compromised.
There's been plenty reported about how thejudge should have, at least a
minimum recused himself. But whenever youhave a Democrat political activist posing as a
judge in a robe or a lawyer, they never recuse themselves. So here
we are, and you know,the jury, if Himbly does not need
(03:50):
to be unanimous in their decision,you could have one juror with the who
believes Robert de Niro is right.And also the jury was never clusard.
So yeah, I don't understand howanyone could be rooting for a guilty verdict
in this trial when the trial shouldhave never seen the light of day.
Yeah, well, you know,there's that Trump derangement syndrome, and its
(04:13):
been it's been interestig again watching CNN. They're like, yeah, this is
in a normal venue. This hasnot gone well for the prosecution, but
they all kind of admit that sinceit's in New York, maybe you don't
have to have a perfect game inorder to get whatever they've been wanting.
A conviction. We shall see MeganBarth. It's always a pleasure to have
you here. What else you've beenwatching in the news this weekend, and
know you're always watching the news andseeing things that are happening out there.
(04:36):
As you put together the Nevada Globedot Com. What else has caught your
attention? Well, we have alot going on here in Nevada. We
have a US Senate race which isgoing to boil down to I'm not sure
who's going to make it out ofthe GOP primary, but Jackie Rosen is
our state senator. She's the firstterm incumbent, She's a Democrat. She's
(04:58):
going to be facing one of Iwould say two challengers. One is Trump's
former ambassador to Iceland, Jeff Gunter, and the other is Captain Sam Brown.
So this is a big fight forcontrol of the US Senate, as
it was in twenty twenty two whenRepublican challenger Adam Laxalt lost to Catherine Quartez
Maasso by less than one percent.It was less than eight thousand votes.
(05:23):
So you know, Nevada is onthe map as it always is. It's
a swing state, and you knowwe will see if we swing the state
towards a Republican advantage for the firsttime in quite some time. One last
quick question pulling numbers been out there. They remained that Nevada has a Trump
has like a double digit lead.I think right now he did not win
in twenty sixteen Nevada, he didnot win twenty twenty. Give me your
(05:46):
thoughts. Are these polls accurate andare they going to stick? You know,
it's really hard to say, AndI've refused to publish polls this year
because I published a lot of pollsin twenty twenty two which showed a red
way and it was not even closeto a red trickle. So it really
depends on the poll. It reallydepends on the demographics of the poll,
you know, how wide, whythe demographics are, how many people within
(06:11):
that So it's really hard to say. But I would say that due to
the fact that that Nevadas are facingtwenty one thousand dollars an extra inflation costs
since Joe Biden became president, youknow, showing the Trump lead is not
surprising. Yeah. Megan Barnevadaglobe dotCom, Thenevada Globe dot Com editor in
chief, and also Reagan babe,Megan. Great to talk to you on
a Tuesday, pretending gets a Monday. Next week will be on a Monday.
(06:34):
It's going to be miraculous. It'llbe fun because last week I was
off on Monday as well. Thenevadaglobedot com is making its website. She
joins us for Magan Monday every Monday. All right, I want to give
you a phone call, a numberI hope you don't ever have to call
on. I'm talking about Dan Caplisand Dan Caplis Law. He takes on
serious, a serious for it's aserious firm for serie cases. They take
(06:54):
on a righteous injury cases on apercentagtry basis. This is we're good people
from all walks of life get thesame first class treatment as the rich and
the powerful, due without regard toyour ability to pay. Dan Caplis has
spent his entire dream an entire lifewith dreaming of this type of law firm
since law school, and he hasfulfilled that mission. Dan caples is the
(07:15):
official law partner of the Denver Nuggetsand the Colorado Avalanche. And let me
tell you, get Dan Caplis inyour corner. You want those insurance companies
that take you seriously. You gotto have a big time lawyer in your
corner, and they know who DanCaplis is. If you need Dan's help,
why don't you give a call nineseven zero seventy five five thousand.
Nine seven zero seven eighty five fivethousand, Dankaplislaw dot com, c ap
(07:35):
l I s Dan Caaplislaw dot com. Nine seven zero seventy five five thousand.
That's just for Collins number, Butof you, he's got an office
in Denver as well. Nine sevenzero seven eight five five thousand, Dankaplislaw
dot com. And be sure totell him that Jimmy Lakey's talking about him
on the radio. And don't forgetevery hour the program brought to you in
part by Dan Caplis Dan Caplis Law, dan Capleslaw dot com. All right,
(07:59):
everybody, I want you to stayby with just a moment. We've
got to take a break and ifyou want to get the final word on
today's show, I'm going to readsome emails. Email has been coming in
throughout the course of the morning.You can email me now, Jimmy Lakey
at iHeartMedia dot com. Jimmy Lakeyat iHeartMedia dot com. And also I
do want to put the Judd Dunningpiece up today on the Facebook page.
Follow my Facebook page throughout the day. We'll get it updated with some information
(08:22):
that has developed through other show andsome of the stories and links can be
found there. And don't forget,we're usually shadow band, which means it
probably doesn't show up willingly or justautomatically in your newsfeed. You have to
go find it at Facebook dot comslash Jimmy Lakey fan page. Type that
all in and you can see it. And by the way, if you
hear something on the show and wedon't get the link up, send me
(08:45):
message. Send the message there areprivate message on the Facebook page and say
hey where's this link? At loveto I'll accommodate you and make sure we
try to find the links for everythingon the show. But we've got a
lot of links that refer to throughoutthe show, and some of them take
a little bit to get up onthe website of the Facebook page. I
will get them there, indeed Ishall. And don't forget. If you
miss a portion of the program youwant to rehear it, re listen to
(09:05):
it, you can do that bysimply going to We'll go to the iHeartRadio
app. Type in Jimmy Lakey andyou'll see The Laky Effect podcast hour by
hour, interview by interview, andJimmy Lakey dot com also has the individual
interviews. They'll get up there shortlyafter the program today. If you see
another podcast called The Critical Mission,that's my new one. It ain't about
(09:28):
politics, it's about purpose. Andepisode three of that one drops tomorrow.
Everybody stand by. Final segment Forthcomingand Upcoming News Talk six hundred k col
Arguments in the Trump trial or underway. Everybody's hanging out by television right,
ask if anybody really even follow Imean, I know people follow it.
They follow it every night Handity orCNN or somebody's got a guest on them.
But as far as average citizens outoutside of the average pundits, I
have not found anybody. Literally,I've not found anybody. We've got friends
(00:22):
that are right, left center andindifferent, but I've not found anybody out
there that's following this thing with anyyeah, with any great No, they're
just not doing it. It's quiteinteresting in my humble, humble opinion.
All right, good to have youhere on the radio show. Jimmy is
my name, and I hope youdid well. I hope you're all doing
fantastic out there. I want towalk into the program if i'm may miss
(00:44):
Megan Barth. She's the editor inchief of the Nevada Globe dot com.
Of course, for years we talkedabout her and her activities at Reaganbabe dot
com, but the Nevada Globe dotcom is one of her primary sites.
Now, Megan Barth, It's MeganMonday, except we're doing it on a
Tuesday walk of the show. Yeswe are. I thank you so much.
Good to be here. Have youbeen watching it? And I know
you've got friends all over the country. Are you watching this thing? I
(01:07):
mean, the pundits are, thenews is covering it, But just the
average Joe citizen out there, I'mjust not sensing a lot of passion about
it all. I mean, thosewho hate Trump hate Trump, those who
love Trump love Trump. I'm justnot sensing a lot of just interest in
it. No. Actually, theonly person that I've really seen so interested
in it is the Biden campaign,especially when they trot out Robert de Niro
(01:34):
today on the court steps to youknow, Warren Americans that if Trump wins
the presidency, He's never going toleave the office, and the earth is
going to you know, burn,and you know it's going to be doomsday.
And so you know that this campaignhas excuse me, this trial rather
is political. You would not havethe Biden campaign involved on the courtroom step
(02:00):
trotting out an unhinged Democrat like RobertDemiro to make unfounded allegations, you know,
as the jury is convening to maketheir decision. You know, however,
I think I said to you before, and I'll say it again because
it gets worth repeating. The lastplace I would want to be for a
trial by a jury of my quoteunquote peers would be in New York City.
(02:24):
But that's exactly why and where thesecharges were drummed up against President Trump.
And it's also worthy reminder that thesecharges were never felonies until Alvin Bragg
had to change the law and increasein this demeanor to a felony in order
to prosecute Trump. So no,I don't think anyone's really paying attention to
(02:46):
this trial. I think the onlypeople paying attention to this trial are somebody
is somebody like Joe Biden who haspolitical stakes on the line. He was
receiving some comment over the weekend.I guess his White House has said that
once the results of the trial areknown, he will in from the White
House because he says it's not political, he will make a comment and speak
(03:07):
to the nation regarding the results ofthe trial as they forthcome. Come give
me your thoughts on this, thatJoe Biden's going to make a speech from
the White House once he hears theresults of the trial. Yeah, and
again, it just points to thefact that this is a political trial.
This has nothing to do with theletter of the law. These charges should
(03:28):
have never been brought in the firstplace. The judge is obviously very compromised.
There's been plenty reported about how thejudge should have, at least a
minimum recused himself. But whenever youhave a Democrat political activist posing as a
judge in a robe or a lawyer, they never recuse themselves. So here
we are, and you know,the jury, if Himbly does not need
(03:50):
to be unanimous in their decision,you could have one juror with the who
believes Robert de Niro is right.And also the jury was never clusard.
So yeah, I don't understand howanyone could be rooting for a guilty verdict
in this trial when the trial shouldhave never seen the light of day.
Yeah, well, you know,there's that Trump derangement syndrome, and its
(04:13):
been it's been interestig again watching CNN. They're like, yeah, this is
in a normal venue. This hasnot gone well for the prosecution, but
they all kind of admit that sinceit's in New York, maybe you don't
have to have a perfect game inorder to get whatever they've been wanting.
A conviction. We shall see MeganBarth. It's always a pleasure to have
you here. What else you've beenwatching in the news this weekend, and
know you're always watching the news andseeing things that are happening out there.
(04:36):
As you put together the Nevada Globedot Com. What else has caught your
attention? Well, we have alot going on here in Nevada. We
have a US Senate race which isgoing to boil down to I'm not sure
who's going to make it out ofthe GOP primary, but Jackie Rosen is
our state senator. She's the firstterm incumbent, She's a Democrat. She's
(04:58):
going to be facing one of Iwould say two challengers. One is Trump's
former ambassador to Iceland, Jeff Gunter, and the other is Captain Sam Brown.
So this is a big fight forcontrol of the US Senate, as
it was in twenty twenty two whenRepublican challenger Adam Laxalt lost to Catherine Quartez
Maasso by less than one percent.It was less than eight thousand votes.
(05:23):
So you know, Nevada is onthe map as it always is. It's
a swing state, and you knowwe will see if we swing the state
towards a Republican advantage for the firsttime in quite some time. One last
quick question pulling numbers been out there. They remained that Nevada has a Trump
has like a double digit lead.I think right now he did not win
in twenty sixteen Nevada, he didnot win twenty twenty. Give me your
(05:46):
thoughts. Are these polls accurate andare they going to stick? You know,
it's really hard to say, AndI've refused to publish polls this year
because I published a lot of pollsin twenty twenty two which showed a red
way and it was not even closeto a red trickle. So it really
depends on the poll. It reallydepends on the demographics of the poll,
you know, how wide, whythe demographics are, how many people within
(06:11):
that So it's really hard to say. But I would say that due to
the fact that that Nevadas are facingtwenty one thousand dollars an extra inflation costs
since Joe Biden became president, youknow, showing the Trump lead is not
surprising. Yeah. Megan Barnevadaglobe dotCom, Thenevada Globe dot Com editor in
chief, and also Reagan babe,Megan. Great to talk to you on
a Tuesday, pretending gets a Monday. Next week will be on a Monday.
(06:34):
It's going to be miraculous. It'llbe fun because last week I was
off on Monday as well. Thenevadaglobedot com is making its website. She
joins us for Magan Monday every Monday. All right, I want to give
you a phone call, a numberI hope you don't ever have to call
on. I'm talking about Dan Caplisand Dan Caplis Law. He takes on
serious, a serious for it's aserious firm for serie cases. They take
(06:54):
on a righteous injury cases on apercentagtry basis. This is we're good people
from all walks of life get thesame first class treatment as the rich and
the powerful, due without regard toyour ability to pay. Dan Caplis has
spent his entire dream an entire lifewith dreaming of this type of law firm
since law school, and he hasfulfilled that mission. Dan caples is the
(07:15):
official law partner of the Denver Nuggetsand the Colorado Avalanche. And let me
tell you, get Dan Caplis inyour corner. You want those insurance companies
that take you seriously. You gotto have a big time lawyer in your
corner, and they know who DanCaplis is. If you need Dan's help,
why don't you give a call nineseven zero seventy five five thousand.
Nine seven zero seven eighty five fivethousand, Dankaplislaw dot com, c ap
(07:35):
l I s Dan Caaplislaw dot com. Nine seven zero seventy five five thousand.
That's just for Collins number, Butof you, he's got an office
in Denver as well. Nine sevenzero seven eight five five thousand, Dankaplislaw
dot com. And be sure totell him that Jimmy Lakey's talking about him
on the radio. And don't forgetevery hour the program brought to you in
part by Dan Caplis Dan Caplis Law, dan Capleslaw dot com. All right,
(07:59):
everybody, I want you to stayby with just a moment. We've
got to take a break and ifyou want to get the final word on
today's show, I'm going to readsome emails. Email has been coming in
throughout the course of the morning.You can email me now, Jimmy Lakey
at iHeartMedia dot com. Jimmy Lakeyat iHeartMedia dot com. And also I
do want to put the Judd Dunningpiece up today on the Facebook page.
Follow my Facebook page throughout the day. We'll get it updated with some information
(08:22):
that has developed through other show andsome of the stories and links can be
found there. And don't forget,we're usually shadow band, which means it
probably doesn't show up willingly or justautomatically in your newsfeed. You have to
go find it at Facebook dot comslash Jimmy Lakey fan page. Type that
all in and you can see it. And by the way, if you
hear something on the show and wedon't get the link up, send me
(08:45):
message. Send the message there areprivate message on the Facebook page and say
hey where's this link? At loveto I'll accommodate you and make sure we
try to find the links for everythingon the show. But we've got a
lot of links that refer to throughoutthe show, and some of them take
a little bit to get up onthe website of the Facebook page. I
will get them there, indeed Ishall. And don't forget. If you
miss a portion of the program youwant to rehear it, re listen to
(09:05):
it, you can do that bysimply going to We'll go to the iHeartRadio
app. Type in Jimmy Lakey andyou'll see The Laky Effect podcast hour by
hour, interview by interview, andJimmy Lakey dot com also has the individual
interviews. They'll get up there shortlyafter the program today. If you see
another podcast called The Critical Mission,that's my new one. It ain't about
(09:28):
politics, it's about purpose. Andepisode three of that one drops tomorrow.
Everybody stand by. Final segment Forthcomingand Upcoming News Talk six hundred k col
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