Thursday, June 27th, 2024

Jimmy Barrett & Shara Fryer take you through the stories that matter the most on the morning of 06/27/24

Episode Transcript

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This is Huge Radio seven forty ktRH Houston Live Everywhere with the exclusive audio
home of NBC's coverage 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, five amsa time. As we get started this

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morning here on Houston's Morning News.Good morning, I'm Joy Barrett, along
with Sheriff Ryer Bunger. Top storiescomparing Trump and Biden years, Which would
you choose tonight? Should voting belimited to people who pay these taxes?
And coming up to five oh eightin asteroid, the size of Mount Everest
passing by Earth. Today details inthe minutes ahead. You're in Houston's Morning
News. First, we're gonna checkout that Morning Drive for the first time.

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Well us again, I'll take Yeah, I don't think he's available this
time out Its going Mick, youwant the job? Yeah, yeah,
send me, I'll go up.We're doing some north side again. We
got roadwork on the North Freeway sive forty five outbounds. This isn't showing
up on the onlines, but it'sright before the loop and this is going
to go up to about cross Chambers. They should have that picked up any
minute now. Reserv freeways rocking along, so I'll defer time here. I'm

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in the Generator Supercenter dot Com TrafficCenter from r KTRH Top tax Defenders,
twenty four hour Weather Center for today, We're looking at pretty much partly Clotti's
guys to start scattered after in thunderstormpossibilities pretty much the same forecast we've had
all week. I will get thelegist on this from Terry Smith at the
Weather Channel in about nine minutes.Right now, it's eighty at your officials

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Severe Weather station, News Radio sevenforty k TRH. It is time now
for the news. Here's Sheriff fryarHeany, good morning. Everyone is down
five oh two on news radio sevento forty k TRH. Our top story
this hour. It is going tobe the debate night in America. The
American people are going to see DonaldJ. Trump out on that stage talking

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about the success of his policies whenhe was the president for four years.
Texas Congressman Troy Nell's on Newsmax DonaldTrump, Joe Biden going one on one
tonight ninety minutes in Atlanta, thedebate moderated by anti trumpers Jake Tapper and
Dana Bash of CNN. There probablyTrump and Georgia yesterday. You can hear

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that debate tonight live here on KTRHbeginning at eight pm. A novel idea
heading into November that only people whopay income or capital gains taxes should be
able to vote. Sure, it'ssomething that John Hawkins wrote about on his
site culture title. I was thinkingabout California, where the people that pay

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the taxes are second class citizens becausethey spend all the time supporting these bombs
and homeless people in the street.He says, it's not about voting ability,
but voting accountability. I do think, of course we should have voting
I just think that it's important tohave people that have skin in the game
having the votes. I think wewould be a lot better off as a

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country if we went that way,but don't expect it to happen anytime soon.
To do so would require a constitutionalamendment. Chuff Biggs News Radio seven
forty KATIH five three. US SupremeCourt will issue more opinions this morning.
Trump's claim of presidential immunity from prosecutionstill undecided. The High Court Yesterday,
However, greenlit the Biden administration electioneerscensorship, dismissing a free speech case on

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grounds of lack of standing. Thecourt did not take up the actual merits
of the case. The government pressuringand working with big tech to censor conservative
or opposition speech. Discovery and litigationwill continue in the lower courts, but
the government's censorship right now can andwill continue. Five oh four is our

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time. Funeral services again at onepm for twelve year old Joscelyn Nungarai at
the Earthman restaven Cemetery. Here acelebration of life at Gallery Furniture North Freeway
after the service ends at three pm. Mattress Mac has covered all the expenses.
Yesterday we told you that Harris CountyJudge Lna Hidalgo politicized Nungarized murder by

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blaming Donald Trump for illegal aliens andthese murderers' actions. Only one local reporter
called her out by pointing the fingerat former President Trump and Republicans in Congress.
Aren't you politicizing it? I thinkI answered that. I think I

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answered the questions, so m shedidn't answer the question. Additionally, Hidago,
by the way, been fined fivehundred dollars by the Texas Ethics Commission
for endorsing a political candidate during anews conference that she held last year in
her official capacity, DHS Secretary AlejandroMiyorkis and Arizona confronted about the murder of

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that Katie girl, and he playedthe spin game. The safety and security
the American public is indeed our highestpriority. We screen and individuals when we
encounter them. He denied a reportthat four hundred illegal aliens were recently smuggled
into the United States by a groupconnected to isis K. Second Texas execution

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of the year Overnight Ramiro Gonzalez givenlethal injection for a kidnapping, rape,
and murder he committed in two thousandand one. A man who shot at
police fired upon them conducting a welfarechat for him, is dead now committing
suicide. He'd barricaded himself inside anapartment complex after firing at the officers.
The officers then backed away. Unfortunately, as they were leaving, they did

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hear another shot. Assistant HPD ChiefWyatt Martin, he said the officers did
not fire upon that man. Fiveh six is our time. Market futures
down all across all three indicies thismorning after closing up yesterday. Wall Street
continuing to hum despite Joe Biden's battingeconomy. The S and P five hundred

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has now gone more than one yearwithout a two percent drop, the longest
stretch since before the Great Recession.Financial planner Richard Rosso says the markets are
being boosted by optimism over artificial intelligence. AI is allegedly going to increase productivity
dramatically, so the story of AIoverrides a lot. Also, you still
do have a lot of money outthere in people spending that's physically driven,

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government driven, that continues to fuelcertain areas of the economy. He notes,
the markets exist in their own universe, often separate from the broader economy.
Corey Jolson, who's Radio seven fortyktrh under service. However, corporations
undergoing challenges with the rise of theanti woke shareholder. At the share old
meetings, there are these anti wokeactivists who raise very embarrassing questions and make

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embarrassing requests and sponsor resolutions that areputting a damper on on what's what's happening
at the corporation. John Horvatt,their director of the American Society for the
Defensive Tradition Family Property says anti wokestockholders and consumers too are using activist tactics

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to try to keep corporations straight byvoting of shares as against Disney or outright
boycotts like the bud Light and Targetfiascoes. Five oh seven's are time those
Stros. They keeper Roland. Here'sthe one zero round ball left side to
his left. Pain you shortstop scoopsit up side, arms to first,

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and that is the ballgame the callin Sports Talk seven nineties, Stros beating
the Rockies seven to one. Thewinning streak now at seven. Team visits
the Mets tomorrow night. The Rocketsselected Kentucky guard Reach Shepherd with their third
overall pick in the NBA draft.Shepherd the SEC freshman of the Year this
past season. I'm SHEPPERD Fryar onnews Radio seven forty k T right the

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Victo Ferry Latest on your way towork. This is Houston's Morning News with
Jimmy Barrett and Sheriff Fryer five oheight Our time here in Houston's morning News.
One of them is today. Theone that's flying by today is about
the same size as Mount Everest.Yikes, that's kind of a big kind

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of way out there though, hateit, Bubby bye and bye. That
makes it sound like a lot closerthan it. Four million miles this is
a little yeh. I think that'sa pretty safe distance. Second one is
gonna be that. That one isthe one that's flying by today. I
think I mentioned the other one isflying by on Saturday. Second one will
be the brightest one in recent memories. So if you have given a halfway

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decent telescope, you might be ableto spot it in the sky or watch
it on live TV. I thinkthere's gonna be some channels they are going
to be covering it. Two asteroidsrare asteroid zooming past Earth a close range
within forty two hours of each other. Due to their size and trajectory,
both of these space rocks are labeledpotentially hazardous. Hey, sir, the
Church and general should put a warninglabel on those things, but it doesn't

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mean they pose an immediate threat.In fact, both of them will safely
fly by a thousands of miles perhour. Zero percent chance either will collide
with our planet, so you canjust enjoy watching them now. Shara earlier
this week told you about one thatis coming in July of twenty thirty eight.
We're told they think at least bythen it has an over seventy percent
chance of hitting planet Earth. Soif you want to mark something on your

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calendar for doomsday, that might bea good day to do. Now.
I know how old you will be. Fourteen years from now, There's a
very good chance I'll still be around, so maybe I'll get to see it.
But at that point, though,I might not care if it's going
to you. It might it mightjust go ahead and put me out of
my misery at that point, butwe'll have to wait and see. You
know, there's a lot of timebetween now and twenty thirty eight. But

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here's what I'd like to say tothe climate activists out there. Why don't
you see what the government is doingto prepare for a potential Earth ending asteroid
instead of worrying about climate change allthe time. I think the asteroid has
a better chance of getting you thanthe climate. Five to ten time for
traffic and mother together. You knowwhat everybody's worried about. What guy Mike,

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I went to school in the eighties. Give me a joystick. I
can pix us all right, let'sgo. Maybe you could get people back
from the International Space Station too.Yeah, while you're at it with a
joystick. Also, I can getyou across the road, Frogger. We've
got let's go the check out ourbig shots on the Grand Parkway. We're
coming around now from Eastgate and Iwish they had extra lanes there trying to

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go from Dating up to New Caney. If you're somebody's butler and tom Ball,
you won't have any problems getting towork this morning. So far,
we look good all around west partof Graham Parkway good all the way down
to sugar Land and Southwest Freeway.We had some kind of hubbub over the
bridge this morning. I saw thepretty ladies on TV talking about that.
It's clear we look at twenty oneminutes trying to get from sugar Land up

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into downtown Terry. Are you pacMan or Frogger or asteroids? What's your
game? Defender? All were?I'm going the Generator Supercenter, dot Com,
Traffic Center. Scrabble. Good girlscrabbles her game. Yeah yeah,
from a scientist, she does smartthings, not like me. From our
Kattie our Age. Top tax Defenderstwenty four hour Weather Center. Terry is
Aaron. We are expecting another daytoday like we had yesterday. Pac Man,

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you like backman? Okay, Yeah, that's a pretty good game.
Yeah, hung on for your backman. We can save the world right
with our uh video game skills.All right, Well, we're not gonna
save ourselves from the rain today.We've got that possibility of rain. Very
excited about that. A little bitof a shower thunderstorm situation developing later on

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today. Fifty percent chance of gettingwet. It's going to be a hot
day though, no big surprise there. But the temperatures will range anywhere from
the low to upper nineties, andthat's where they're going to be through the
weekend. Load to upper nineties.Thirty percent chants of thunderstorms Tomorrow, Saturday
looking dry. Only a twenty percentchance of rain Sunday and Monday. So
we'll take the wet weather today andsee dryer weather into the weekend. Tempis're

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right now. Let me double checkthis for you. It is eighty at
your official severe weather station, NewsRadio seven forty k TRH. It's Houston's
morning news, brought to you bidenU South Windows Solutions now back to Jimmy
and Schera with the info you needto take on the day. Well,
good, this is the last morningwe have to listen to people give the
candidates advice on how to conduct themselvesduring the debate tonight. Tonight's the big

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debate, Isn't that the truth?Everybody has everybody telling Donald Trump how he's
supposed to act. Everybody's already Mondaymorning quarterbacking these things. Of course,
you've got Biden, who's got whatsixteen people advising him in a fake stage
set up at Camp David, andhe's been sequestered all week long. Yo.
I really do have a feeling thatthat could be maybe the worst way

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they can handle it with him.I mean, talk about sensory overload.
I mean, you're trying to crama guy who has diminished capabilities. You're
trying to cram him full of information. No, they're going to give him
specific talking points and if as Ibelieve, I believe I haven't seen this
reported anywhere, I really believe thatthe White House gave CNN what questions to

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ask? Oh, I'm sure sothat they're prompting him so he can come
out with his little ZINGI one liners, and I really believe that he needed
all this time in order to figureout how to adjust the drugs. Maybe,
but this is all me. Thisis my opinion. Sure, we'll
get some thoughts from Kelly and Conwayabout all this coming up next. First
though, at five twenty, trafficand weather together, giess gum the freeway

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better. All right, So we'vegot your west Loop right here, southbound
eighteen. I hope everybody's okay here. This is a wreck. Yeah,
it's a right lane the way theyhave it lined up here us. Some
of this is on the left shoulder, some of it's on the right shoulder.
You're kind of bowling a split hereif you're trying to get down to
uptown. It looks like everybody's okay, but it's just a whole lot of
business to try to get out ofthe way. Now, watch out as

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you're rounding the corner off around twoninety. Jeff from Conro who owns five
volkswagons, Dude, good morning,sky Mike. There's a kubuckle on the
southbounds High forty five right north ofabout thirty thirty six. Looks like,
you know, several car incident withlots of flashing lights. All right,
let's look out on the inbound sidehere. I bet they take some extra

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lane. A share. Jeff fromConrod this morning's first banana sticker. And
this is your Generator Supercenter dot ComTraffic Center from r KTRH top tax Defenders,
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looks like a fifty percent chance ofyou getting wet ninety five tomorrow. Partly
Claudi early followed by increasing clods withan afternoon shower chance at a hive ninety

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five. Right now, it's eightyat your official severe weather station. News
Radio seven forty KTRH. Time tocheck out some of our top stories on
this Thursday morning. Here's Shera,good morning. Everyone is down five twenty
two on news Radio seven forty KTRH. Our headlines are sponsored by Moro Mechanical
Breaking. Over nine to twelve yearold with autism has gone missing in fullsher

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Aisha Adebayo was last seen at tenpm last night. American auto sales expected
to slow during the second half ofthis year. Olympic Village in Paris,
It's going to be ac air conditioningfree as a French stand on climate change.
American athletes will take portable units toFrance next month. Latest news anytime

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at KGH dot com. Our nextupdate will be at the bottom of the
hour BYOAC. We're living in faithfulmoments here. There's so much going on
your world we have to pay attention. Is front end ceter I check in
all day on US Radio seven fortynow KTRH more and how I try to

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stay awake in just a moment.But first let's get some more sage advice
on how this thing should conduct itself. Tonight, here is Kelly N.
Conway. The debate stage is anatural habitat for Donald Trump. It's how
he won the nomination in twenty sixteen. Brian, he vanquished seventeen other men
and women who were vying for theRepublican nomination that year in large part because
of the debates he had center stageAugust sixth, twenty fifteen in Cleveland and

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never lost. That is based onpolling numbers. And I think it's a
natural habitat against Joe Biden. Foranother reason, we have not seen these
men shouldered his shoulders side by sidesince the last debate Biden's returning to the
scene of the crime. It's thedebate stage where he lied to we the
people about talking to his son aboutthese business deealings about barisma. We know

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Hunter Biden has no energy experience,and Joe Biden has no energy. We
need answers on that. The fiftyone national security experts who lied on behalf
of Biden. He promoted that lifefrom a debate stage. Look, President
Trump is ready because he was thepresident, and when he was president,
by every metric, the world wassafer, the border was more secure,

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we the people were more prosperous,and so on and so forth. Biden
and Camp David, I think it'sbeen a big mistake for them to be
given his staff, to be gainingthese interviews that dozens of them were there.
They all want to see their namesin the papers, feeding him answers,
feeding him oxygen. It makes nosense. And I'll tell you why.
The President the United States and thecommander in chief needs to act spontaneously

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with his or her advisors when crisishappens. You can't artificialize and anticipate every
chaos and crisis in the world ina way that he's doing to answer these
questions. Look, Joe Biden andhis team may think they know all the
questions, but Donald Trump has allthe answers. And I'd like to put
President Trump to do a couple thingstomorrow. One is, let Biden speak,

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because number is non Biden's brain,and when he speaks, we all
see for ourselves that he's missing acouple of marbles. Number two and most
importantly, be specific gives solutions.People want policy prescriptions. We that people
are smart. There's an essential wisdomin Americans. They expect and also accept
long, specific solutions. I justdon't like the format, Brian, where

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it's two minutes, one minutes.We're supposed to solve the world's problems,
and I think they're trying to boxa Trump in a little bit a word
here or a phrase there and makethat the big headline. All right,
That's what Kelly and Conway has tosay. Are you Watchnight Share? I
am just beside myself. I don'twant to, yes, but I feel
like I'm compelled to do it.I feel like I have to. I

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have an idea for I will haveit drive me crazy. Here's my idea
for us. Let's let's let's playa drinking game while we watch the debate.
I'll take Biden and I'll pick aphrase that every time that Biden says
that I have to take a drink, and you picked Trump and pick a
phrase, and every time the Trumpsays that you have to take a drink,
and we'll see who passes out first. Well, I have no idea

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what phrase to choose. I'm choosingconvicted felon for Biden. That's pretty easy.
Every time he says convicted felon.You laid it on me to figure
try to figure out what Trump mightsay. Yeah, yeah, And you
can use anything you want, SleepyJoe, you can, you know,
whatever, whatever you want to comeup with. I'll let you think about

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that for a while, don't I'mputting you on the spots all. And
I was in office. Oh yeah, okay, oh, when I was
in office. That's a good one. That's a good one. Five twenty
six. Now, time to takea look at your money, Courty.
Donaho's here. Well, good morning, Jimmy. Micron Technology taking a hit
in the early trade. The largestmaker of computer memory ship escape a forecast
that's disappointing investors this morning. Lookingfor a bigger payoff from the artificial intelligence

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frenzy. Micron is dragging down theshares of a number of its tech peers.
As a result, stocks are inthe red this morning. Doubt futures
down seventy points out of the firstpresidential debate later today. Well yesterday small
gains to wrap up the day,The S and P rows two tents of
a percent. The Dow gained sixteenpoints. FedEx surged on a bullish forecast,
showing that it's sweeping business overhaul istaking hold. The courier has also

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been cutting costs, including shrinking itsworkforce by tens of thousands of workers,
and McDonald says it's diners aren't lookingfor mcplant. An executive at the fast
food chain reiterated that the company's testof plant based me two years ago didn't
work out and that diners don't goto its restaurants for salads. However,
McDonald's is investing in its chicken offerings. I'm Courty Dona Hope Bloomberg Business on

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News Radio seven forty KGH. Youare Houston's News Whether we're traffic plus Breaking
News twenty four to seven. Thisis News Radio seven forty kt rh vel
everywhere boyds IRF more of what's happeningnow from the John Morris Services Studios.
Five thirty is our time here inHouston's Morning News. I'm Jimmy Barrett,

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a long at Sheriff Ryar. Amongher top stories ace that hour, how
the CIA participated in election interference,They're worried about Trump's campaign cash, and
coming up at five thirty eight,Tucker gets ambushed in Australia and talks about
Julian Assange. Details in the minutesahead. You're in Houston's Morning News.
First, we're checking out that morningdrive again. Here is sky Mike,

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So let's be careful on Itan Westthe Katie Freeway right in coming to the
Loofitz had a possum in my fanthough it's one of those. It's on
the right show, but it's rightbefore all that merging starts to get down
to uptom Plus we have the wreckon the West Loops southbound. I think
everybody's okay. We're just scattered aroundbetween the shoulders and a right line.
You're bowling a split right through themiddle. Give those responders a little extra

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room as you're coming around past TCJester Skywike on the Generator Supercenter dot Com
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severe weather station, news Radio sevenforty k t RH. It is time

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now for the news. Here's SheriffRyer. Morning everyone. It is now
five point thirty one on news Radioseven forty KTRH and our top story this
hour. Election interference in twenty twentywe all know it by the CIA.
A new congressional report now with moreevidence that the agency actually colluded with the
Biden campaign to just scredit the HunterBiden laptop story. So did the FBI,

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specifically the letter that was signed byfifty plus intelligence officials claiming that the
laptop was all Russian disinformation. Someof the people who signed it, like
Mike Morell, were actually on contractwith the CIA when they signed it.
That's how bad, that's how politicalthis was and still is How's Judiciary Committee

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Chairman Jim Jordan the interference continuing today. Now we have sixteen economists who assigned
a letter warning of economic danger ofelecting Donald Trump. All of them either
either donated to Biden or supported himpolitically in the past to their own benefit,
of course, of stature by beingpart of his administration, just as

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they did with the laptop lie Bidencampaign. Using that letter now as a
talking point, you're going to hearit probably in the debate. Donald Trump
leading in the polls out fundraising,Joe Biden and the unhim left not happy.
Trump now has over one hundred andsixteen million dollars that's around twenty five
million higher than Biden. The outrageousverdict in the Manhattan case put Trump's fundraising

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on steroids, and you know,raise something like fifty million dollars for forty
eight hours. GOP consultant Matt MCCOEYACsays this fundraising victory makes it clear that
Trump is ahead. There's just reallyno question about that. At this point.
He's ahead nationally, even in thebattleground states. It's increasingly clear that
Trump has at the moment multiple pathsgets turned semulectural votes. Mccoey x says,

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now the key is making sure thatthat money is spent efficiently in battleground
states. Ethan Buchanan News Radio sevenforty KTRH. And at the first presidential
debate tonight in Atlanta, Donald Trumpwon't just be debating Biden, but the
CNN moderators Jake Tapper and Dana Bash, says Fox's Joe Kancoc. They know
they're going to get eviscerated by everybodyin the industry for not taking down Trump.

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These again, are not activists.They're activists and they're not journalists.
They'll make sure that the scales aretipped towards Joe Biden because that favors Biden,
and that's who CNN is. Andof course, Biden's first public appearance
tonight since last Tuesday, his campaignis formally refused, by the way,
the call for drug testing before andafter. Kt or H will be carrying
the debate to night tonight live ateight pm and just on Q new polling

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claiming that Biden is catching up toTrump, but Rice as Mark Jones also
upholster, says that doesn't mean much. The national polls are merely a barometer.
The polls that really matter are inthe key battlegravit state and what are
we seeing there Georgia and Nevada,Pennsylvania and Michigan. And there we see
Trump canteen to retain a substantial lead. And while debates don't normally move the

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needle for voters, Jones says tonightcould given the questions about Biden's cognitive decline.
Cliff Saunders, News Radio seven fortyKTRH Yeah poster and data specialist Nate
Silver of the five point thirty eightgives Trump a sixty six percent sent chance
to reach two hundred and seventy electoralvotes in November. It is now five

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point thirty five. A recent studyby the liberal Pew Research Center reveals that
Biden supporters just love big government.Former Harris County GOP chairman Jared Woodville says
those supporters prefer the government be involvedin just about everything. President Biden's supporters
are all about big government. Theybelieve that big government is a solution.

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We as conservative Republicans, believe thatthe government is not the solution, but
many times is the problem. Accordingto the survey, seventy four percent of
Biden's supporters would rather have the governmentproviding more services. We're seeing the exact
opposite with President Biden, who's beenusing government as a big stick involving itself
and everything he can involve it in. Just eighteen percent of those supporting Trump
want the government to be more involved. Lewis News Radio seven forty KRH House

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Republicans in Congress now exposing the Bidenadministration and its plan to mandate COVID jabs
for every American? Was it rushed? The question, obviously, was more
one of what did the leadership ofFDA wand and what was it possible to
promise them? Former FDA regulator doctorPhilip Krause he was questioned by Oregon Republican

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Cliff Bentz. It's now five pointthirty six China with his eye to taking
over Taiwan and maybe without actually invadingyou think. Author Michael Subelik says that
Chinese do need troops on the groundto take Taiwan, and America needs to
take action now that our own intelligencecommunity has said in twenty twenty seven is
the date that his military is tryingto get ready to be prepared. Though,

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let's hope that this year is notthe year. But I will say
the administration has not handled these criseswell at all, and it's concerning,
and he says Joe Biden's mishandling ofother conflicts has also heard our entire credibility
in Asia. In Russia, theespionage trial of American reporter Evan Gerskovich is
underway. Russia accuses the thirty twoyear old of working for the CIA and

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gathering secret information about a company buildingtanks for Russia's war in Ukraine, with
no proof provided. The US Embassyin Moscow stated his case is not about
evidence, procedural norms, or therule of law. It is about the
Kremlin using American citizens to achieve itspolitical objectives. Foxes Alex Hogan reporting another
example of the leftist always get awaywith it. Charges have now been dropped

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against seventy nine people who were arrestedat that anti Israel protest at UT Austin
that happened on April twenty ninth.It's the Travis County DA there claiming,
well, his office can't meet thelegal burden of proof in these cases.
They did it as well. AtColumbia they dropped all the charges our news
time five thirty seven, the Strosbeat Colorado seven to one. Team now

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at five hundred with a forty toforty record. Wow. They started road
trip tomorrow night against the Mets inNew York. I'm Sherebyff Fryar on news
radio seven forty KRH digging a pond. Daniel dean Land clearing in dirt work
too eight one, three, fivesix dirt Stay in touch on your drive

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in with Jimmy Verrett and Sheriff Fryar. This is Houston's Morning News. When
wondering what Tucker Carlson's up to,He's been doing a lot of speaking engagements.
He was in England I think lastweek. He's in Australia this week,
and yesterday he got ambushed by awoke reporter in Australia at this speaking

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engagement he was at. It wasthe audience was able to ask questions and
reporters were there, and then sothis woman gets up to ask questions.
So of course she wants to makesome accusations along with asking questions. So
here's Tucker handling that and then speakingout on the release of Julian Assange.
Let me show you how we dostuff. Around here. Actually, Manda
Partland uses Monday dot Com. SoI'm good work well, and you can't

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say show we just met. Butwhen our relationship starts with a lie,
it makes it tough to be friends. So I mean you've been let let's
pull that back. I'm happy toexplain what I do. You actually can't
say it because I didn't say it. The whole point of your question was
to be like, you're a scaryracist. Well I have. My response
is no, I'm not. Okay, Well, how about no more lying
in your questions and then I'll answerit. This is the same theory or

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as you say, idea that hasinspired the New York Buffalo shooting. Wearing
eleven. Just today, Juliana Sonzwas released after twelve years twelve years in
custody, and your government did nothing. The UK made it possible, and
the United States demanded it. Youtell me how that's consistent with the rule
of law or democracy. It's notthere you go, It's pretty concise,

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but it's pretty well said. Right. How's that? How's that? I
mean, the same could be saidabout the January sixth personers. How is
that consistent with the rule of law? How's that justice. You know,
when you've got governments conspiring with eachother to hold somebody captive in this particular
case, Well, the Bipartisan committeein Congress is looking into the J six
Committee has decided that no, itwas not it should be just about it

(30:07):
was not a legitimate committee because ofthe way it was set up. And
we're just waiting for mainstream media toreport on that. Yeah. Well,
it's like the debate has just reallyovertaken everything. Yeah, but I don't
think that's the problem. The problemis the mainstream media has no interest in
reporting on that. Five forty timefor traffic and whether together. As we
check out the drive once again,here's kind of my clear the west Loop

(30:30):
six ten eighteen accident. Look atthat just wide open going. Now,
how did they do that so fast? We had cars all over the place
a few minutes ago. Ninjas obstructthis. A is west Loop southbound?
Now you are good to go downto Uptown wood Way which way we're going
the other way with a stall?Okay, yeah, won affect your southbound
Let's watch all on X ramp,the exit ramp for what you know,

(30:52):
I think I'm ready to debate Trumptonight. The Way. I'm bidening here
wood Way. That's the exit REMPbluh bah bah, and it's not really
messing things up. Just look atfor the ninjas on the scene here around
town what's going on and clear likethat is NASA one at Highway three.
Always a bad spot for a stallright before the railroad track to just give
them a little space as you're comingover from Bay Area Boulevard, rest of

(31:14):
our freewayte Rock, I'm skylike fromthe Generator Supercenter dot com traffic. You
know how to handle that. Eithertake an app or get a shot one
of the other at roll Yeah.From r KTRH Generator Supercenter, twenty four
hour whether Center. Terry Smith ishere. Improved chances today, Terry,
you've seen some rain, Yeah,just a little bit. Looks like this
weak cold front that is northeast ofus might send us some showers or thunderstorms,

(31:37):
especially later on this afternoon, sowe'll be watching it at quick doos
of some rain today. After today, the rain chances will gradually dry up,
and that means more heat and thehumidity hangs around, So just keep
that in mind as you're making plans. Fifty percent chance of showers and thunderstorms
today, mainly in the afternoon.Our temperatures, they're going to be hot,

(32:00):
load upper nineties, thirty percent chanceof rain Tomorrow, Saturday, no
rain Sunday, and Monday only atwenty percent chance of a thundershower. We're
mainly in the mid to upper ninetiesstarting tomorrow through Monday, and then you
add in the heat and we're likelyto see those heat into season one eight
or higher. So definitely limit yourtime outside in the afternoon hours through the

(32:23):
weekend right down to eighty at yourofficials Severe Weather Station News Radio seven forty
k TRH what you need to knowfor the day ahead. This is Houston's
Morning News, brought to you byNew South Windows Solutions five fifties. Our
time here in Houston's Morning to doSo yesterday Kareem John Pierre found herself in
the inevitable situation of trying to defendthe Biden inflation record. So more on

(32:49):
that story in reaction to it comingup next. First, though, let's
do a little traffic and weather togetherand check out that ride again to Skymine.
I knew this was I've just readit like it said it, you
know, NASA one at Bay Areaat Highway three. It was supposed to
be a stall. It said itwas a stall, But this sure has
the look of a wreck, andthat's why they were making a thing of
it. So watch out as you'retrying to cross the tracks coming over from

(33:10):
Bay Area Boulevard over toward I fortyfive. They're still showing the wreck on
the West Loop on some of thesources at eighteenth, some of your online
sources. It's gone. Forget it. You're good to go down to uptown.
I'm Skymichael the Generator Supercenter dot ComTraffic Center from r KTRH Generator Supercenter,
twenty four hour Weather Center. Partlycloudy early, scattered afternoon thunderstorm chants

(33:31):
about fifty percent today with a highninety five Tomorrow. Partly cloudy early,
followed by increasing clouds with the afternoonshowers ninety five and then it looks like
it's gonna stay dry on Saturday andSunday ninety five Saturday ninety seven for the
high on Sunday. Jump it toreRight now is eighty at your officials Severe
Weather Station News Radio seven forty KTRH. We're checking out some of our top

(33:53):
stories this morning. Here's share.It's five fifty one on news Radio seven
forty KTRH. Donald Trump to BettyJoe Biden in Atlanta. Tonight Live coverage
here on KTRH at eight pm.The illegal alien who's shot to New York
City cops earlier this month has beenindicted by a grand jury on twenty charges,

(34:13):
including two counts of attempted murder.Houston jazz singer Juel Brown has died.
She was eighty six. Latest newsanytime at KTRH dot com. Our
next update will be at the topof the hour. How bad things are
the twenty twenty four elections? What'sreally happening? Everything in your world?
Here and abroad News Radio seven KTRH. I, mister President, all you

(34:44):
congressmans, doo, you got misspast rating, and I don't know what
to do, so I'm trying tomake them living. I can't save a
cent attack on one end. Paymy friend, I got the food,

(35:06):
got the inflation. I would assumethat's a big topic tonight for the debate,
right or at least if President Trumpuses as smart so he'll try to
make it as big a topic ashe can, because it's probably the number
one topic number number one concern ofAmericans, along with the immigration is what's
going on with inflation. Green JohnPierre finds herself in the unenviable position of

(35:28):
trying to defend the president's record oninflation. Here she is doing that with
some reaction at the other end fromFox controner Mark Theesen. When there is
an opportunity for this president to speakto millions of Americans, he shows up
and he meets the moment. So, yes, you know, eggs and
milk, and there were grocery thingsthat were up. It has gone down.
It has gone down since twenty twentytwo gas prices because of the actions

(35:52):
that this president took. And let'snot forget there wasn't an invasion. The
president has meant the moment with everyissue that we have had in front of
us. The President obviously talks aboutthat often. He's going to have another
opportunity on Thursday to speak to thoseissues. Well, first of all,
if what she said was a lie, one hundred dollar grab basket of groceries
now costs one hundred and twenty fivedollars. Inflation is cumulative. It's growing

(36:15):
slower than it was when he unleashedrecord inflation, the highest inflation in forty
years, but it's not down soand Americans are not stupid. They understand
this because they see it every timethey go to their grocery cars. But
if you want to understand the troublethey're in with just one statistic today,
when Joe Biden became president, Americanshad the highest level of personal savings in

(36:36):
history, and they now have thehighest level of personal debt. They've gone
from having trillions trillions of dollars insavings because of the COVID pandemic, then
all of a sudden, by theunleashed this inflation, they spent down their
savings and now we have credit carddebt that's racked up to over trillion dollars
for the first time, seventeen pointfour trillion dollars in personal debt, and

(36:57):
they're paying record interest on that becausewe had to raise interest rates in order
to fight the inflation. So theycan't pay. They've maxed out their credit
cards, they can't get out fromunder their credit card debt. They can't
afford to buy a house, theycan't afford their groceries, they can't afford
anything. And so the idea thatThey're just going to message their way out
of this. People know what theirsavings accounts look like, people know what
their credit card ballots looks like.They're not going to ignore that. Yeah,

(37:19):
Janet Yellen too, you got askedabout grocery store prices. Else there
was just beyond ridiculous. I'll havethe audio for you next hour on that
one. Because it's like they thinkthey can message to themselves out of this,
as if the rest of us aren'tliving our lives, in paying bills
and in seeing what everything costs.Coming up at six o' eight, I'm

(37:39):
going to go over rent prices.You know, you remember the rent is
too damn high. Guy running formayor in New York City, Well,
the rent is too damn high everywhere. Just in Houston, for example,
the median rent when Biden took officewas three and eighty four dollars a month.
The new median rent in Houston onethousand, seven hundred eleven dollars.

(38:00):
The median which means half more,half less. I know, But is
it broken down by what a singleapartment a studio apartment. I'm assuming it's
it's also I think these are onebedroom apartments or that's don't think I can
assume from this. It doesn't tellme specifically, but they're comparing apples d
apples. It's the same kind ofan apartment in every one of the cities

(38:20):
that they compare, and the increaseis you know, in some places are
even worse. But there's plenty,plenty of places where I mean everywhere where.
It's going up probably four to fivehundred dollars a month on average for
the median rent price. That's alot of money. Five point fifty six.
Now you're a news radio seven fortyk TRH is used Radio seven kt

(38:44):
RH Houston Ive everywhere with the exclusiveaudio home of invc's coverach of the twenty
twenty four Paris Olympics. Now thelatest news, weather and traffic. It's
more of what matters to you.From that John Moore our Services Studios six
am is her time here in Houston'sbarning News. I'm Jimmy Barrett along with

(39:05):
Sheriff Fryar. Among our top storiesthis fur comparing Trump and Biden years,
which would you choose? Should votingbe limited to people who pay these taxes?
And coming up at six o' eight, the rent is too damn high
just about everywhere. Details in theminutes ahead. You're on Houston's morning News.
First, we're checking out that morningdrive once again. Here is sky
Mike. All right, let's puton our hard hats and go to the

(39:27):
hard work in east side. Let'scheck out first of all the Hartman Bridge.
We look nice between Baytown and Laporte. What a pretty shot here too,
from the Laporte side looking up.Let's go to huh I made the
toll bridge better southbound. That's justone lane getting by its roadwork, and
we may have some extra suckage onthe northbound. We'll have to check that
at six ten. Sherman Bridge isthe way around at six ten SKYMIKEE on

(39:51):
the Generator Supercenter dot Com traffic Center. From our KTRH top tax Defenders twenty
four hour weather, it's under partyClaudee early schedued afteroon thunderstorm chats about fifty
percent today. I tipped you're rightabout ninety five. We'll get Terry in
here with a complete forecast at aboutnine minutes right now eighty at your officials
Severe Weather Station News Radio seven fortyk t RH. It is time now

(40:13):
for the news here's Sheriff Ryer.Good morning. Everyone is how six oh
two on news radio seven forty kt RH. This new sponsored by All
Star Construction, our top story thishour. I think it would be very
good to see it. In termsof its credibility, It'll be interesting to
see it. Donald Trump in Georgiaahead of tonight's debate with Joe Biden on
CNN. A debate k TRH willbe airing live eight pm tonight. Trump

(40:38):
spokesperson Caroline Levitt says, if Trumpgets fair treatment, this won't even be
close. President Trump has real solutionsand policy plans to solve these crises that
Joe Biden has created. Joe Bidenneeds to answer to these problems, and
we hope at CNN we'll ask aboutthem. Levitt was on Newsmax some on
the left already complaining not about trumpetabout the rule rules the Biden campaign insisted

(41:01):
upon for this debate. It's ahead scratcher to me that they went so
out of their way to try tocreate an environment that will make Trump seem
more presidential. In PC's Chuck toddOg, Remember CNN moderators have a mike
mute button that they control and decidewho they're going to cut off. Uh

(41:24):
huh six'zho three is our timeout of controlled debt, wasted tax dollars.
Political writer John Hawkins says maybe onlypeople who pay income tax or the
capital gains tax should be allowed toactually vote. What I was trying to
do with the article the government,if they take your taxes, you should

(41:45):
get some value for your money.The government should be saying, Okay,
this is what you're going to getfor your money. This is why it's
worth it. I mean, that'scertainly how it works any business. Instead,
he says, it's the hard working, tax paying Americans who are treated
like second class citizens. US SupremeCourt issuing more opinions this morning. Among
the cases yet to rule include Trump'sclaim of presidential immunity from prosecution. What's

(42:09):
going to happen is Donald Trump isgoing to win. He's not going to
get absolute immunity from criminal prosecution forofficial acts, but he's going to get
something close to it. Yeah.Maybe, former US Attorney Joe de Geneva.
The High Court has posted a draftopinion of a case involving abortions in
Idaho, and they did it bymistake. It was pulled down. It

(42:30):
did indicate the Court is apparently goingto permit abortions in cases of emergencies in
states that have abortion bans. Now, real opinions start coming out today at
nine am. But what was thisanother leak? High Court gave the Biden
administration election year censorship efforts a freepass too. They've dismissed a free speech

(42:52):
case that was brought by the statesof Missouri and Louisiana on the grounds that
they had no stand so they liftedthe injunction that was placed there by the
Fifth Circuit. Now the Feds workedwith big tech to censor conservatives. A
proof is there. They did notargue the merits or rule on the merits
of the state of the case,and that means the legal fight will continue.

(43:15):
But the censorship they got a greenlight to do that. Six oh
five is our time. The funeralfor twelve year old josh Joscelyn Nungerai taking
place at one pm at Earthman restavenCemetery today, followed by a celebration of
life at Gallery Furniture's North Freeway locationthat will happen at three pm. DHS

(43:37):
Secretary Alejandro New York Is touring thecrisis that he and the boss created in
Arizona, denying a report that fourhundred illegal aliens recently smuggled into the US
by a group that's connected to isisK. If we learned of derogatory information
subsequently later in the process, thenwe take enforcement action. According DHS reportedly

(44:01):
says Fox told Fox News. Anyway, fifty of these specific illegal aliens are
still at large in our country,brought here by ISIS. The media now
in lockstep with the administration on theborder crisis, and now people are waking
up. You think, to theirbias, it's exposed to all of us

(44:22):
WO that they're not above line.They cannot be trusted. And I want
to see those outlet who are nottrustworthy go out of business. And I
think that's what's going on right now. Maria Espinoso with the Remembrance Project telling
KHRH, people are finally realizing theybetter be doing their own research, don't
rely on the media to tell you, and find some new sources of news

(44:44):
rather than the biased mainstream. Sixoh six is our time. Inflation high
interest rates are killing our bottom line, but you wouldn't know it from the
stock market it's hovering near record highs. Not all stocks, but it's this
craze about AI. Financial planner RichardRosso says, the markets tend to follow
future trends. They'd rather look atthat rather than the current economy. There

(45:08):
have been times during the depression peoplewere living in tents and the market was
up dramatically. Why because of lowerinterest rates. The FED drives the market.
So the other narrative is rates aregoing to be cut s and P
five hundred now gone more than ayear without a two percent drop, longest
stretch since before the Great Recession,well before the recession of two thousand and

(45:30):
eight. Wall Street closing up acrossthe board yesterday, but there were losses
overnight in futures which we have alreadywiped out those gains. And after last
year's bud light controversies, anti wokeshareholders and consumers are fighting back opposing the
Environmental, Social and Governance or ESGmandates that some corporations are now invested in.

(45:52):
Major corporations and companies are facing shareholderswho don't like what's happening, and
you don't like the fact that theirwoe positions are having impact upon their earnings.
John Horvaugh is a director of theAmerican Society for the Defense of Tradition,
Family and Property. He says,these people are dishing out the Wolke's
own medicine, reversed it on him, and it's having an impact on these

(46:15):
companies and their policies. Anti wokeactivists don't want to see another major disaster
come for their corporation. Jared LewisNews Radio seven forty KHRH six oh seven's
are time. The Astros one sevento one over Colorado last night, now
making a seventh consecutive victory. Theyvisited the Mets in New York this weekend

(46:37):
beginning tomorrow night. I'm Sheriff Fryeron news Radio seven forty k t rh
HI live in Deer Park. Yourbest ways are round Houston. Next on
the ten seven KTRH talking about rentprices here in Houston. The median price
since the Biden adminstration took over wentfrom thirteen hundred and eighty four dollars a

(46:59):
month to seventeen h at eleven dollarsa month. But we're pretty lucky when
it comes to affordability factor. Wherewould you think the worst place to try
to rent a place would be you'dthink probably New York City, right,
But there are there are two placesthat are higher median rent than New York
City in New York City, isn'tthat hard to imagine? Hollywood or Arizona,

(47:22):
Montana the worst are. The numberone most expensive place is Santa Cruz,
California. Well, Santa Cruz.Yeah, three thousand, five hundred
and thirty six dollars a month.Yeah, it's beautiful there. That's more
than a house payment for a lotof people. Think Big Tech. Yeah.
San Jose, California came in second, Big Tech three thousand, three

(47:43):
hundred and thirty one dollars per month. That's the median rent price. New
York came in third at thirty threethirty. Santa Maria, California came in
fourth at three thousand, two hundredand ninety five dollars a month, followed
by Boston three thousand, one hundredone dollars a month, Francisco three thousand
and seventy one dollars a month,in San Diego threey twenty four dollars a

(48:05):
month in ox Nart, Oxnard,California. Have you ever been to Oxnart?
I have I? No? Idon't think I have used to be
a lot of onion farms out there. Hang on, I'm gonna pay that
kind of money to smell onions allday long. I have no idea what's
happened to Oxnard since I was therelast and was a long time ago.
But if you take a look atthe top twenty easily for thirteen, fourteen

(48:28):
to fifteen of them are all inCalifornia, and they wonder why they're losing
residents, why people are moving outof California when the median rent is more
than double what it is in Houston, Texas. Good lord, Now,
if you really want to go cheap, head to Huntington, West Virginia,
where we'll go it. The medianrent is nine hundred and fifty bucks a
month. That's the cheapest we couldfind. Six' ten. Time for

(48:52):
traffick in weathered together. As wecheck out the drive once again. Here
he is skymine. Oh, atleast the sunrise. That's pretty We're looking
at East tex Freeway. If you'replaying the home game, look at camera
number one two zero four. It'sthe East Tex at Franklin, which is
right by the ballpark and southbound justa little bit of a skunch, but
nothing bad. Take the go aheadand stay the course on your east text
elevated, maybe an extra minute ifthat heading down toward the Big George.

(49:15):
My work wife Christina Cruz is inputting this roadwork again on the north sam
That'll show up in your in carnavigation in the next thirty seconds or so.
If you're coming off forty five,that ramp's getting awfully heavy. That
takes you over to the airport.Go ahead and stay the course for now.
If you're five minutes away or more, go to West Road and let's
bust the U turn tip line timeseven one three two one two tips David

(49:37):
west Side, Hey guy, myde side coming in Interstate ten, Katie,
go and show them all the wayaround to the Interstate ten forty five
exchange. And there are three carsin the weft lane right at the Dallas
Pierce exit, starting to call ita little bit of a cram up.
All right, look out southbound onforty five. All so hard hats talk

(49:59):
to me the bill. It's therummer Bratt northbound cowbridge stop vehicle against the
guardrail on the right, shorts downto one lane northbound on the south side
of the bridge going northbound. Myhead hurts. Let's try again, Mike.
This is your friend Scott on thehard working east side north Found.
On that way, Hey, comingout of Deer Park, you got a

(50:21):
stalled car in the right blade onthe bridge that's north Found. Okay,
northbound, So basically the suckets justmatches both ways now and I'm Skymike and
the Generator Supercenter dot Com traffic Centerfrom r KTRH stop tax Defenders twenty four
hour Weather Center. Time to Jackinvent Terry Smith, who has a forecast
pretty much like yesterday, except exceptit's a big accept The rain chances have

(50:44):
increased to at least fifty to fifty. Yeah, and that's a pretty nice
little chance of some wet weather.And we had some rain yesterday. It
was kind of nice to see.Did you get some rain, Jimmy,
nothing by me? Okay, Well, there were spots that were bone dry,
and then there were places that pickedup two inches, so that's more
the oddity than the norm. Soa fifty percent chance of showers and storms

(51:07):
today, and then after today ourrain chances are just close to nothing.
Through the weekend, the heat andhumidity becomes our main focus. It is
going to be a hot day todayin the nineties, but I don't think
the heat index is going to beas much of a factor today. It
will become more of a factor though, starting tomorrow through the weekend, temperatures
mainly in the mid to upper nineties, so the heat in decks close to

(51:30):
one ten. We do have athirty percent chance of thunder showers tomorrow and
a twenty percent chance of a showerstorm Sunday and Monday, but that's hardly
any rain. So today's our day. Fingers crossed to your yard gets watered
right now. It's eighty of yourofficials Severe Weather station News Radio seven forty
KRH News, Traffic and Weather.You're starting your day right with Houston's Morning

(51:52):
News, brought to you by NewSouth Windows Solutions. So you know when
it comes to Wall streets that thestock market is in the longest stretch he's
ever been in without a two percentsell off with any sort of a correction.
What is keeping the stock market flyingso high in How much longer can
he keep doing that? Richard Rosso, certified Financial PLANNERA will join us to

(52:14):
talk about next First though, thisnew little traffic and weather together, starting
with you skuy Mike. Well,let me give Richard Russo a little extra
time here. I've got one problem. On the West Sam southbound at Hammerlink.
This guy's turned around backwards. Itlooks like everybody's okay. He's one
of two people that may poop theirpants today. The other one's debating tonight.
I got Ian Bear Creek on theKDI Hey s guy, Mike.

(52:36):
Right before the north south split onthe forty five, there's a stalled vehicle
in the second to the left side. Nobody's heard, but the car's not
moving. All right, watch outas you're approaching the President's hits. This
is your Generator Supercenter dot com trafficcenter from our KTIH top tax defender is
twenty four hour weather center. Partof the clouting early scattered afternoon thunderstorm chance

(52:57):
about fifty percent today ye of ninetyfive. Part of the cloudy early increasing
afternoon clouds with an afternoon shower chancetomorrow. Ninety five could be around ninety
seven or ninety eight by Sunday.Temperature right now is eighty At your official
severe weather station, News Radio sevenforty KTRH, we're checking out some of
our top stories. Here's Shera.It's six twenty two. These headlines sponsored

(53:20):
by dn M Auto Leasing. We'vegot a terrible tragedy. That twelve year
old girl with autism missing in fullsherAisha Adebayo has been found apparently accidentally drowned
in a lake near her home.RFK Junior won't be on the debate stage
tonight. Will be answering debate questions, however, on a separate live stream
the NASA Astronauts and Boeing Starliner.They're now stuck on the International Space Station

(53:45):
until July twentieth. Latest News anytimeKTRH dot com. Our next update will
be at the bottom of the hour. I live in Southeast Houston. Your
forecast is at the bottom of thehour on seven forty KTRH. Everything can
change on Wall Street in the NewYork minute. It hasn't really changed much.

(54:05):
Join us to talk about that.Richard Rosso, certified financial planner.
I know you're not a prognosticator,but how do you explain this long,
long stretch without two percent sell off? Well, Jimmy, you got to
keep in mind there's this romance ofAI that has really commandeered the market.
So the narrative itself is very strong. So you're looking at big productivity gains

(54:30):
that the market's pricing in upfront.Remember markets look ahead, price things in
upfront, right, So that hasbeen one of the biggest stories that you've
had. Now, the other storyhas been the labor market and the consumer.
But here's the problem. We hadin excess savings two trillion dollars accumulated

(54:52):
during the COVID nineteen panic, andthe Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco came
out with a report and said theseexcess savings have been fully depleted as of
March, which means the economy itselfis slowing down, not enough to get
the market's attention. The market's focusedon AI and the market's focused on the

(55:13):
FED. It's a different world thanthe world we live in every day.
It couples up during disasters, absolutelytrue, or when some other narrative comes
into the windshield for the market totake a look at. But there are
stories and narratives that drive markets thatcompletely confound us as people going about our
day. Yeah, because it's notreally people who have much say so over

(55:37):
what happens. It's not really amarket. A marketplace anymore where products and
you know, is all based onthe big guys and how they foresee and
where they think they're going to makethe money. And even people who sell
short, who bet that some thingsaren't going to improve, they make money
by selling short. I mean,is just one big gambling den it.

(56:00):
It's become a very much share amomentum game. In other words, if
you own some really boring stock thatpaid you or that pays you a dividend,
it's been dependable that stock really hasn'tdone well this year, or it's
sort of flat giving you your dividend. But if you own one of the
sexy seven, right, you ownthe Microsoft's and the Unvidias, you've done

(56:20):
well. And you have to keepin mind the top ten percent of Americans
hold ninety three percent of all stocks. Yes, we have to find contribution
plans for one case and such,but for the most part, the market,
the market world isn't the real world. That's not what we face every
day. And right now, thesenarratives are very strong, and election years,

(56:42):
regardless of who wins, tend tobe strong. So you've got a
good seasonal win behind you. Butyeah, it's confounding, but When I
go into my office, I lookat the end window at I ten,
and I put this invisible line betweenme and that, and I go into
the world of the computer and themarket, and I separate them out,
because that's how you have to lookat it, and most of us can't
do it. Is there any onething potentially on the horizon that could upset

(57:07):
the apple cart, whether you're talkingabout affordability in housing, the inflation factor,
anything out there that could make allthis kind of head in the opposite
direction. The Fed doesn't do thewhim of the market. The Fed.
Remember January was six or seven ratecuts, which was really ridiculous. Now
we're down to maybe one rate cut. So the anticipation if the FED comes

(57:30):
around and inflation heats up again andnot the inflation that we deal with the
rate of change of inflation that wesee that the markets worry about, if
that starts to heat up again,like Friday, we have a big report,
we have the PCE coming out.If inflation heads up and the FED
might postpone a rate cut or ohmy gosh, a rate hike, that

(57:50):
would pull the attention the consumer that'sfaltering from a consumer spending perspective. I
mean, look at all of Garden'snumbers, Look at red lops. Okay,
working class Americans are having a reallyrough time and their excess savings are
gone. Sooner or later, thatwill catch the attention of the market.
My body is, whoever's president nextyear is going to have their hands full

(58:13):
with a very boll little market anda stagnating economy. Oh well, then
maybe we need a president who reallyunderstands the economics and has a way of
running whatever is within the limit ofthe law. Suggesting maybe we need a
business man in there, all right, business man? Yeah, Richard Rosso
always a pleasure, sir, Thankyou appreciate it. Survey financial planner Richard

(58:35):
Russo at six twenty seven, it'stime to take a look at your money.
Here's Cordi donahoe. Yeah, thatPC report that he was talking about,
that's really what the Fed looks atwhen it comes to inflation. So
lots of people are going to bewatching out for that tomorrow morning. Now,
today, stops are heading for alower open. Dell futures down eighty
points. Memory chip maker Micron Technologiesdisappointing sales forecast is weighing on the tech

(58:55):
giants this morning on Courtney's on aHope Bloomberg Business. On News Radio seven
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Everywhere with the IRF. More ofwhat's happening now from the John Moris Services

(59:17):
Studios. It's six point thirty nowhere in Houston's Borning News, I'm Jimmy
Barrett Long with Sheriff Fryar Monger.Top stories this half hour, how the
CIA participated in election interference, They'reworried about Trump's campaign cash, and coming
up at six thirty eight now,Sylvester Turner says he's a nerd. Details
in the minutes ahead. You're inHouston's Moorning News. First, let's check

(59:38):
out that morning drive again. Here'sguy Mike coming into downtown. Looks like
you've got Katie Freeway right before theb Someone Bridge. I had a possum
in my fandom. That's a stall. Just watch out for the ninjas on
the way here. And you've gotgot a tip line south from Leake City.
Dude, Hey, mikey ninety nineon the heat side had ignored.
There's a car in the ditch,the four fourteen O five. I all

(01:00:00):
about it later. Okay, that'sgoing to be Dayton. Let's watch out
both ways. There. I'm inthe Generator Supercenter dot Com Traffic Center from
our KTRH Generator Supercenter twenty four hourWeather Center, partly Cloinney. Early scattered
afternoon storm chats about fifty percent todaywith the high deeperture right about ninety five.
We'll get you the complete forecast withTerry Smith of the Weather Channel in
the next nine minutes. Right now, it is eighty at your official severe

(01:00:22):
weather station, News Radio seven fortyk TRH. It's time for the news.
Here's Sheriff Fryar. It's now sixthirty two on news radio seven forty
KTRH, and our top story thishour, what are they going to try
this time? What are they goingto do now? What's coming this fall?
Who knows where they go next?So that to me is probably the
biggest concern. That's a House JudiciaryCommittee Chairman Jim Jordan on with ktr h's

(01:00:45):
Klay Travis and Buck Sexton after theirnew congressional report lays out how the CIA
colluded with the Biden campaign to discreditthe Hunter Biden laptop story in the months
before and during the twenty twenty election, and yes, Biden lied about that
during the debate back then. Interferenceis continuing even now. Every one of

(01:01:09):
the sixteen economists who signed a letterwarning of the economic dangers of electing Donald
Trump have either donated to Biden orsupported him politically throughout. Axios let that
fact out when they reported the letter. After lagging behind in the fundraising numbers
for months, Donald Trump has nowpassed Biden, has twenty five million dollars

(01:01:32):
more in his war chest, andDemocrats are pretty worried. The money goes
to TV and radio and digital andfield and all of these things that are
important because you're able to communicate withthe voters you need. GOP consultant Met
Mkoviak there, He told KGr shipproves that Trump has winned at his back.
He's got a momentum and multiple pathsto victory. It's now six thirty

(01:01:55):
three tonight, the first presidential debatebetween those two main candidates for president.
Taraff Fox's Joe Concho will be thereand he offered us a preview. Fights
always come down to style. Right, You'll have Joe Biden, who has
literally been prepping for this debate withsixteen people. On the other hand,

(01:02:15):
Donald Trump speaking extemporaneously off the cuff, but tonight there will be no prompter,
no notes, and no help.It's going to be the biggest moment
of this campaign. It's a bignight for both then. But I think
really the pressure is on Biden becauseif he does not do well here,
then Democrats are going to start shoppingfor another candidate, which is why he
says, expect CNN to try andhelp Biden as much as they can.

(01:02:38):
Jeff Biggs News rating oh seven fortykati or h. So you've got national
polling now the most reason showing thatJoe Biden is catching up to Donald Trump.
Rice's Mark Jones says, we shouldas should actually be concentrating on battleground
states, not an overall national poll. Tonight's debate might actually move the needle

(01:03:00):
more than we think. This one, though, could be a little different,
given the questions raised about Joe Biden'smental acuity, meaning that if he
has a good debate and there's apretty low bar and what qualifies is good,
that may cause a flight rise andhis support. Trump's still leading in
most of the swing state polls.For instance, AARP in Nevada shows Trump

(01:03:22):
holding a three point lead over Bidenin that battleground state is now six thirty
five. A recent Pew research showshow widely Biden supporters favor big government more
so than Trump supporters do. Theentire liberal, progressive Biden agenda is it

(01:03:43):
used as the government and our taxpayerdollars in order in an effort to force
it upon us. And I thinkthat's why you see such a big difference.
Individuals that support President Trump believed thatthe government needs to get out of
the way that the free market flourishus. Jared Phill, former Harris County
GOP chair, Only eighteen percent ofTrump supporters actually want the government to be

(01:04:05):
more involved in our lives. TheFeds tried to make everyone get the COVID
JAB three years ago. Everyone onthe planet. House Republicans are finally exposing
it. I do agree that ifone looks at all the evidence, there
was some significant, circumstantial evidence thata desire to implement mandates likely had something

(01:04:28):
to do with the speeding up ofthe review time. Former FDA regulator doctor
Philip Krause doing government speak at ahouse hearing yesterday. It's now six thirty
six. China Taiwan is something we'vealways looked at, I mean for decades.
Do you think they'll take over Taiwanwithout even needing to invade? Some

(01:04:51):
do In theory they could create ablockade, but in reality China needs troops
on the ground, which lies withBiden. A goal of US policy needs
to be making sure the day nevercomes to a hizing Ping wakes up and
decide today's a good day to tryto do that. Author Michael Sobolick says
China will try hard to isolate Taiwan, and Biden's bungling a foreign policy lately

(01:05:14):
hurts our credibility in Asia too.You'd better believe that Chijing Ping is watching
how we are dealing with other crises. He says, we're near a breaking
point as American military investment falls onrape. Perard News Radio seven forty KRH.
Some specific unrest in Bolivia now ina parent failed military coup attempt by
that country's top general, armored militaryvehicles ramming into the doors of the presidential

(01:05:40):
palace and soldiers did enter, butBolivia's president appointed a new head of the
military who ordered those troops to standdown. Okay, wonder what's happened to
the top general. Meantime, itis now six thirty seven. Astros are
now forty and forty this season.How about that topping Colorado seven to one.

(01:06:02):
There's seventh straight win and they begina road trip tomorrow night against the
Mets in New York. And Jimmy'slooking at me because he always knows more
about asking stats. You're doing fine, well, nothing's changed though, four
and a half games back in secondplace, two games up on the Texas
Rangers, same as yesterday. Thankyou, sportsman. I'm Sheriff Ryer on
news radio seven forty ktright summer cheershere with extra low prices at specs.

(01:06:28):
Cheers to savings. Your best waysare round Houston next on the ten one
seven KTRH six thirty eight here onHouston's Born News. You know it all
started when Mayor Whitmyer called Lena's boyfrienda nerd, and then she jumped in

(01:06:54):
to say that she's a nerd.And of course I was arguing yesterday that
you've got to be smarter than thatto be a nerd, Nerds are smart.
Now Sylvester Turner's weight in. Hesays he's a nerd. What everybody
wants to be a nerd? Now, discussion on who's nerding and who's not
continues. Turner took to x formerlyTwitter to waive his nerd flag in support

(01:07:16):
of Harris County Judge Lena Hildago,saying, quote, I am honored to
always be included and be amongst fellownerds. Not only do they work to
inspire and encourage our youth. Theydo that they can achieve and create what
they seek, but they also helpmake a growing and dynamic city and regions
stronger and more resilient. May theforce continue to be strong with us.

(01:07:41):
Well, it's a nice deflection,isn't it from charges of corruption and absolute
law breaking and trials and investigations thatshould and some are underway. Yeah,
okay, yeah, I never know. I've never known ner media. I've
never again, yes, social mediaand our mainstream media sources. I have
never known nerds be criminals up untilnow. That's the one thing these nerds

(01:08:05):
also, I said, is thisa nerd gang? Is that? What
is not just a distraction is adeflection because okay, get it's like old
old Joe, he's so sweet andlovable while he's raking in millions from barisma.
Yeah, there's nothing lovable. Andspeaking by the way of Lena stepping

(01:08:27):
into it yesterday by criticizing those whoare politicizing the death of that twelve year
old girl Jocelyn, criticizing and thenblaming Donald Trump and Republicans for what happened.
So I'll have some audio to shareon that coming up before this hour's
over and done with. Like Isaid, it's a lot more fun to
do the nerd battle. Yeah,well, we'll cover it all time for
Traffick and Weather together, so wecheck out that drive. Of course,

(01:08:49):
you married two of them, didn'tyou a couple? You know, I
in high school, you know,I just like, you know, all
the funny so I could sit withthe nerds at lunch. But I was
also a bench warmer in sports,so I could sit with the jocks.
I was an AX, so Icould sit with the rednecks, and I
like that nerds need love too,scum. Yeah, so you know the
heads. I listened to rock,so I sat with them. You know,
it's just like Ferris Bueler, Let'sdo two ninety Jimmy inbound. Mangam,

(01:09:11):
what is that? That's sure lookslike a stall vehicle. All right,
it's right on that ramp that takesyou down to uptown on the west
Loops. So let's look out there. We cleared, No, we still
have roadwork north sam eastbound. Mywork life, Christina Cruz, put that
in your navigation. There it is. We'll take a left lane. This
is starting to skunch up your ramp. This is what's weird this morning.
Forty five southbound. If you're tryingto go over to two forty nine,

(01:09:33):
that ramp's all messy. It's gettingto the point. If it stays like
this, I'm gonna send you downthe west Road. We'll do the U
turn here. Forty five north startingto scooch up now, just a little
from west Road. Hazardous Cody fromBurks on the tip line, got me
north broun on. That toll bridgeis all just up rap lane, just

(01:09:55):
up, pick up, all right. They're just about to clear that out
of the way southbound. It's anextra twelve minutes, you know, Terry.
Under my leadership, the weather inTexas is now comfortable in July,
I need a fact checked on aI'm in the Generator Supercenter dot com Traffic
Center from r KTRH Generator super Centertwenty four our weather center. Here's our
weather nerd. And we're glad,and we're glad that we're glad that she

(01:10:16):
is because in a way, yeah, well that means she's an expert.
She studies it like crazy scientist.We proudly refer to ourselves as weather weenies.
Even that even better, here's ourweather we need Terry Smith. Oh
my goodness. Well, hey,we're gonna get some rain today. This
is nice because we're not going toget a lot of rain after today.

(01:10:41):
It's going to be hot and verymuch on the dry side. So a
fifty percent chance of those thunderstorms developinglater on this afternoon. Temperatures today will
be in the nineties. Tomorrow onlya thirty percent chance of thundershowers mid to
upper nineties. No rain Saturday,twenty percent chance of a thunderstorm Sunday,
Monday. Do you see the waythis is going? And with less rain,

(01:11:01):
we got more heat, folks,mid upper nineties. Some places may
reach that triple digit point by theend of the weekend temperature right now is
eighty at your officials severe weather stationNews radio seven forty k TRH. You
are commute, you are forecast yournews. It's Houston's Morning News, brought
to you, buying you Southsway tothose solutions. It is six fifty now.

(01:11:25):
We've got the timeline coming right uphere in just a couple of minutes.
And also Lena Hildago blaming on whathappened to the twelve year old girl
Jocelyn what blaming what happened to heron politics and then turns it around and
gets political herself. We'll share thatwith you coming up next. First,
we've got traffic and weather together,starting with you sky Mike. Let me
go fast around the horn here WestPark to always some breaks at the elder.

(01:11:47):
It's nothing bad, Katie, youlook good. Twenty six minutes in
from Graham Parkway Southwest cram ups nowat West Park South Loop six' ten
the road work at two eighty eightybackup from Cohen Golf Freeway your back doors
airport. But we're incident free.If you remember of my family, please
turn the radio down for five minutes. You don't need to hear this ad
Skymichael the Generator Supercenter dot Com TrafficCenter from our KTRH Generator Supercenter twenty four

(01:12:10):
hour weather Center. Partly Claudie earlyfifty percent chance was scattered. Afternoon thunderstorm
high ninety five for today tomorrow partlyClaudi early, followed by increasing clouds with
a shower chance in a hive ninetyfive. Weekend looks dry and hot.
Temperature right now is eighty at yourofficial severe weather station. News Radio seven
forty KTRH. Time to check outsome of our top stories here on this

(01:12:31):
Thursday morning. Here's share Good morning. It is six fifty two on News
Radio seven forty KTRH. Tonight debatenight here on KTRH as Donald Trump and
Joe Biden face off in Atlanta.New border patrol numbers showing that thirteen thousand
known criminal illegal aliens have been caughtthis fiscal year at the border. The

(01:12:54):
number in twenty nineteen fiscal year wasa third of that. Sixty nine authorities
in Utah searching for a couple fromPearland reported missing last Friday. Ray and
Miranda and Kowski believed to have beencaught in a flash flood while exploring a
trail that is just east of Moab. Latest news anytime KTRH dot com.

(01:13:17):
Our next update will be at thetop of the hour. Do you understand?
Pleased to listen. I check inall the time, keep up with
what's happenings. Dang in form mattersto the Hughes Radio seven forty KTRH six
fifty two was our time here inHouston's porny news. Right, So Lena
Hildago caught yesterday. By the way, all credit to Fox twenty six.

(01:13:41):
They're the only local television station thatwas on this story at all. Because
Lena is blaming Donald Trump for whathappened to that twelve year old girl,
Jocelyn, the one that was murdered, blaming Donald Trump for this. Right
after she got done saying that thatthis shouldn't be political, she made it
political. Here is what she saidin front a commissioner's court, followed by

(01:14:05):
the questioning from the reporter from Foxtwenty six. When the former president decided
that he did not want Biden tohave a win on immigration, he told
his party to pull out of thatagreement. So blaming things on the current
immigration policy is absolutely political, andit really breaks my heart. That people

(01:14:28):
would politicize the sadness of that tragedy. To me, it hurts even more
that they're being used as pawns inthis fight over immigration that doesn't even exist
because Biden and McConnell agree. It'sjust that Trump won't let him move it
forward. All due respect, judge, you said this issue shouldn't be politicized,
But by pointing the finger at formerPresident Trump and Republicans in Congress,

(01:14:54):
aren't you politicizing it? I thinkI answered that. I think I answered
the question. So yeah, Imean it's this is about Jocelyn. This
is about her family, and ifwe if we want to talk about immigration,
then answer the question, are youpoliticizing this by pointing the finger at

(01:15:16):
Republicans and saying it's their fault andnot the fault of the Biden administration that
lifted the remain in Mexico policies?Again, the Biden administration reached an agreement
with Leader McConnell to address this,But this is not about immigration. I'm
not going to feed into that.Uh yeah, right, you should.
By the way, it's too badwe don't have the video that we can

(01:15:36):
show on this. This is becausethat's The priceless part of it is when
when she gets asked that question,Ah, she immediately. I mean it
looks like nothing is registering up there. You want to talk about a frozen
moment, completely frozen that that wasa single reporter, Yes, single reporter
and it wasn't picked up. No, they're the only ones that carried it

(01:15:59):
was a flu that we were ableto find it. Yes, yeah,
yeah. None of the other localTV stations are going to cover that story.
No, no, they're all apart of making her look good or
trying to six fifty five. Timefor the timeline. All right, let's
do this. Let's give away downthe pair of tickets for Tom Jones.
He's going to be at Smart FinancialCenter on September twenty third. Tickets go

(01:16:19):
on sale this Friday at ten amat Smart financial Center dot net. But
you can win a pair today.Just tell us what your today's timeline's from.
Police have in custody a twenty twoyear old man he was June connection
with ten of Atlanta's twenty eight murderWayne Williams is arrested in the Atlanta child
murders case. Once upon a time, there were three little girls who went

(01:16:41):
to the Police Academy on TV.Funning Angels. It's the last episode of
Charlie's Angels on ABC. At theMovies, Doctor Joe Harrison Ford is Indiana.
Jones as Raiders of the Lost arcmakes its debut Entertainer of Rare Antiquity
Number one on the radio. Nowlisten Jesse's girl, Rick Springfield, What

(01:17:04):
year was it? If you knowseven one three two one two fifty eight
seventy four, that is seven onethree two one two k t RH.
Good luck, all right, Ihave a winner. That would be Matt
in Houston knew the right year wasnineteen eighty one. Match you get a
pair of tickets. Go see TomJones Live. September twenty third is Smart
Financial Center, sugar Land. Enjoythe show and thank you for listening to
Houston's Morning News. This is UsedRadio seven forty kt RH Houston Live Everywhere,

(01:17:33):
with the exclusive audio home of NBC'scoverage 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 am is our
time here on Houston's Morning News.I'm going to be bared along with Sheriff,
Ryer Monger Top Stores as fr ComparingTrump in Biden's years, which would

(01:17:57):
you choose should voting be limited topeople who pay these taxes? And coming
up at seven oh eight, Denmarkready to tax Gassie Cows. Details in
the minutes ahead here in Houston's morningNews. First, we're gonna check out
that morning drive once again. Here'ssky Mike. Our worst gun step now
on the Southwest Freeway from West Park, right around the curve. Plus it's
connected like your need bo to thebackups on the West Park right as you're

(01:18:19):
getting on that ramp. So giveyourself an extra three or four minutes.
This way six' ten north.We're loopy both ways between Hirsch westbound and
Tcjesure eastbound tollbridge. Suck at southboundis twelve minutes. Skymike and the Generator
Supercenter dot Com traffic center from rKTRH top tax defenders. Twenty four hour
Weather Center party cloudee early scattered afternoonthunderstorm, say fifty percent chance of you

(01:18:42):
seeing one with the I temperature rightabout ninety five. We'll get you the
complete forecast look ahead into the weekendwith Terry Smith at the Weather Channel in
about eight minutes. Right now,it's eighty one at your official severe weather
station, News Radio seven forty kTRH. It is time now for the
news. Here's Sheriff Ryer. Goodmorning is seven o two on news radio
seven forty KTRH is new sponsored byTroy's Home and Commercial Top Story. This

(01:19:06):
hour it will be a compare andcontrast to what the American people are witnessing
today under the leadership of Joe Biden. Texas Congressman Troy Nell's on Newsmax,
Donald Trump, Joe Biden going oneon one tonight ninety minutes in Atlanta,
the debate on the struggling CNN,so really it's more like three on one.

(01:19:29):
It would be very good for seeingthat a lot of radio problems.
I think it would be very goodfor SEEINGNX Trump in Georgia yesterday. You
can hear the debate tonight live hereon KTRH, also online KTRH dot com
and on the free iHeartRadio apps startingat eight pm. Yes, we will
be streaming as well. A novelidea heading into November. Only people who

(01:19:50):
pay income or capital gains taxes shouldactually be able to vote. Sure,
it's something yet. John Hopkins wroteabout on his site culture title I was
thinking about California, where the peoplethat pay the taxes are second class citizens
because they spend all their time supportingthese bombs and homeless people in the street.

(01:20:14):
He says, it's not about votingability, but voting accountability. I
do think, of course we shouldhave voting I just think that it's important
to have people that have skin inthe game having the votes. I think
we would be a lot better offas a country if we went that way,
but don't expect it to happen anytimesoon. To do so would require
a constitutional amendment. Jeff Biggs NewsRadio seven forty kati or H. Seven

(01:20:40):
oh three is our time. USSupreme Court issuing more opinions this morning,
including we're still wedding on Trump's claimof presidential immunity from prosecution still undecided.
Seven oh four is our time.Funeral services one pm for twelve year old
Joslyn Nongarai at an Earthman Rest HavenCemetery. A celebration of life held at

(01:21:00):
furniture afterwards on the North Freeway therethree pm. She stumbled upon two individuals
who committed the most torturous, barbaricact that I've seen in over my thirty
years of being involved in the system. Yeah. Andy Kahn speaking about that
victim of crime Stoppers on Fox andFriends this morning, while DHS Secretary Alejandro

(01:21:24):
Miyorkis in Arizona, when confronted aboutthe murder of the little girl, played
the spin game. The safety andsecurity of the American public is indeed our
highest priority. We screen and individualswhen we encounter them, and he denied
the report that four hundred illegal alienswere recently smuggled into the US by a

(01:21:45):
group connected to ISIS k his spinno surprise to Republicans. They're in denial
that there's a problem at all atthe border. They're in denial about the
federal crisis. They're in denial aboutthese murders and race are taking place with
the criminal enterprise inside of the UnitedStates. Yeah, Texas Congressman Michael McCall

(01:22:06):
on Fox. But the violent crimethat has come into this country with the
border crisis, mainstream media continues topretend it doesn't exist. The border crisis
has perfectly demonstrated the bias of leftwing media. The media is in lockstep
with the evil element that is tryingto destroy this country, and it's destroying

(01:22:28):
this country one family at a time, one citizen at a time. Bria
Espinoza with the Remembrance Project told KTRHpeople are seeing through the media propaganda now
the number one issue up in Iowanot a border state, and in Washington
State they are all concerned about thesouthern border. Espinosa says that the border
crisis has finally exposed how the mediaisn't above lying and can't be trusted.

(01:22:50):
Ethan Buchanan News Radio seven forty KTRHit's now seven six futures, stock futures
down all across three India sees thismorning after they closed up yesterday as Wall
Street, well it's humming, butwhat's it all? Based on the S
and P five hundred has now gonemore than one year without a two percent

(01:23:13):
drop, the longest stretch since beforethe Great Recession. Financial planner Richard Rosso
says the markets are being boosted byoptimism over artificial intelligence. AI is allegedly
going to increase productivity dramatically, sothe story of AI overrides a lot.
Also, you still do have alot of money out there in people spending
that's physically driven, government driven,that continues to fuel certain areas of the

(01:23:33):
economy. He notes the markets existin their own universe, often separate from
the broader economy. Corey Eolson,who's radio seven forty KRH, Well,
there's this under the surface. Corporationsare being challenged by the rise of the
anti woke shareholder. Now at theshare old meetings, there are these anti
woke activists who raise very embarrassing questionsand make embarrassing requests and sponsor resolutions that

(01:24:00):
are putting a damper on the onwhat's what's happening at the corporation m the
people having to say John Horvat,he's director of the American Society for the
Defense of Tradition, Family Properties asanti woke shareholders and consumers too using activist
tactics now to try to keep corporationssaying voting of shares against Disney or outright

(01:24:27):
boycotts like the bud Light and targetfiascos. Seven oh seven is our time.
The Astros beat Colorado seven to one, starting a road trip tomorrow night
against the Meds in New York andthe Rockets selected Kentucky Guard reached Shepherd with
their third overall pick in the NBAdraft last night. He was the SEC
Freshman of the Year this past season. I'm Sherwyd Fryar on news Radio seven

(01:24:48):
forty k TRH. Helen King livednear Sharfstown. Reliable kt RH traffic and
weather. Next on the ten deadMark Interduce. Seeing the world's first emissions
tax on agriculture starting in twenty thirty, requiring farmers to pay for greenhouse gases

(01:25:09):
released by their cows, sheep andpigs. Danish government said the aim is
to lower greenhouse gas emissions by seventypercent by the year twenty thirty. The
Taxation minister said we will take abig step closer in becoming climate neutral in
twenty forty five. He said hehoped other countries would follow suit and implement

(01:25:30):
a similar tax. Livestock farmers willbe taxed forty three dollars per ton of
carbon dioxide equivalent in twenty thirty.The tax will increase to one hundred and
eight dollars by twenty thirty five.By suspicion is is they probably don't want
really people to get our of theirfarmers to get rid of their cows.
They just want more tax revenue iswhat they're probably looking for. Greenmou was

(01:25:53):
released a reached on Monday between thecenter right government and representatives of farmers industry
unions. This is a center rightgovernment that is doing this. Doesn't meet
my definition of center right. NewZealand passed a similar law, which was
set to be implemented in twenty twentyfive. It was squashed on Wednesday after
criticism for farmers. What they diddidn't expect farmers to say. They didn't

(01:26:15):
want to have to deal with this. Livestock account for more than thirty percent
of human cause methane emissions. Weretold about ninety percent of the methane from
raising livestock comes from the way theydigest and is released as burps through their
mouths, So they're not really taxingthey're taxing burps. Goodness gracious. How

(01:26:38):
exactly are they going to monitor andenforce that? I guess they're just going
to rely on the good farmers toreport themselves randomly so we can hand over
more of our money. They're probablygoing to randomly assign some sort of equivalent
for your average cow burps x amountof times per day or farts X amount
of times per day. Therefore,we're going to assume you have the average

(01:27:00):
cow or sheep or pig. SoI'm assuming sweet based on head of live
stuff. Did you I guess they'reall going to become vegan over there,
aren't they? Mmmm? That's allright? More meat for me. Seven
to ten? Time for traffic andsort of climate they live in? Yeah,
no kidding, do it again?Do what purp? I'm still ten?
I mean, really, you guys, this is why we have to

(01:27:23):
have sherff. There's goodness. I'vegot terry over there. On the other
there's certain I mean, there's certaintalent that men possessed, and I think
we should go ahead and show itoff. I can't arm for it.
I'm in a room full of twelveyear olds every morning. Let's go to
the north side here, I'm fortyfive North pre Way. We're a little
squished up here at west Mount Houstonsouthbound. You lose two or three minutes

(01:27:45):
here. Let's do tip light EastClayton Splendor, dude, Good morning sky
bike. Right before you go overthe bridge, there's the cars got into
a finger binner boom. Looks likethey've ninjaed that already, but we do
have break lights from the bud plant. Dug Conra. What happened face guy,
Mike? Just between you me andthe fence posts south Loop westbound waystside.

(01:28:06):
Actually there's a mattress setting right inthe middle of the exit. I
said, don't pick up that mattress. That could have bad books. What
do I have to do to geta female caller around here? Tipline?
Good morning, Semi. Lori fromWinnie thought I crush your Shoelemberg Festival I
can westbound coming from the Rockfields isall wide open. It's agautiful drive in

(01:28:28):
y'all have a good day. Boom. That's a banana sticker Lori from Winnie
who sounds like Pocompi. I'm inthe Generator Supercenter, dot Com traffic Center
from r KTRH top tax Defenders,twenty four hour Weather Center. Terry Smith
is here. The weekend is comingand pardon me? Could it possibly but
could it possibly get any hotter?And the answer is yes, isn't it?

(01:28:49):
Of course it could get hotter.Fortunately, it's not gonna be like
dramatically hotter. But you will noticethe steady creep upward in the temperature,
and part of the reason for thatis we've got less clouds, less rain.
Now today we've got some clouds andsome rain, so that's going to
keep the temperatures in check. Alot of load to mid nineties, a

(01:29:10):
couple of upper nineties today, fiftypercent chants of those thunderstorms later today.
So my fingers are crossed. Youryard gets a watering because you're not going
to see much rain after today.Thirty percent chance of rain tomorrow, no
rain Saturday, only a twenty percentchance of a shower storm Sunday and Monday.
And the temperatures tomorrow through the weekendin the mid to upper nineties.
The thing I want folks to keepin mind is it's going to get hotter

(01:29:31):
it stays humid, so the heatindex becomes more of an issue, closer
to one ten tomorrow through the weekend. Jupter right now is still eighty one
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(01:29:54):
Seven twenty is the time here inHouston's boring news. Chris Vagalla will join
us in just a few moments.Chris was the one that turned us onto
the whole idea of a convention changefor the Democratic candidate that maybe would be
Michelle Obama. I mean, hedid that a long long time ago.
What if he's still thinking the samething, because tonight really is probably what
that's all about for Joe Biden,either perform or prepared to be replaced.

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of the hour. Toll wrote it. Or save a few bucks your cheaper
commute coming up every ten minutes onthe tens. So the big debate is
tonight, Biden Trump of joining usto talk about Chris, the Gala political
commentator and the guy who turned uson to the Michelle Obama theory. I
don't know if you're sticking with thator not, but I would I would
think. I would think Chris,that if you buy into the idea that

(01:32:12):
they're still potentially looking to replace him, it's make or break tonight for Joe
Biden, isn't it. It couldbe Jimmy, it could be. And
yes, I'm still sticking with itbecause I think it makes the most sense
to run Joe Biden for president ofthe United States. Again, to me,
makes no sense, but we shallsee. But sure, I'm sticking
to it. And you know,tonight's debate is really something that a lot

(01:32:38):
of people have been looking forward to. I think Donald Trump needs to be
speaking, not necessarily to his base. He needs to speak to those undecided
voters. He doesn't necessarily need tobe the rally Donald Trump. And one
thing that's interesting to me is thatif I was working on either one of
these campaigns, I would have setdown with CNN and had guaranteed promises as

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to what angles and what camera shotswould be allowed and not any others.
I would have set those in placethere's two commercial breaks, so if they
go to a third or fourth break, you know something's going on. And
I'm just leary. I just thinkthat CNN has a dump shot, a

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shot that'll be a very very wideshot and not necessarily show the candidates,
but just a huge arena. AndI'm looking for that because what if Joe
Biden freezes and they go to thatshot. I wouldn't have allowed that shot.
I would have said, let's agreeon every single shot that will be
taken. But we shall see.It's going to be very interesting, and

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one would think it's going to be, you know, very very well viewed
well. And this is a pointthough, no matter how well it's viewed,
the people who would way in onit are going to be the media,
CNN themselves. And we know thatall the se will do is say
Biden won, even if he canremain standing. It will be Biden one.

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Look how good he was, Lookhow sharp he was. It'll be
the same thing they gave to usafter the State of the Union address.
I totally agree Shera and the vastmajority of the news gathering sources are ultra
liberal. They're going to command anddirect, you know, technology with Google

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and Facebook and TikTok and everything elsereally dominating the unbelievable performance by Joe Biden.
But in the end, I thinkmost of those undecided voters, most
of them do go to multiple sitesto try to get some information and what
they watched. Let's see what theywatch, you know. I would think

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that you're going to see a Bidenthat's similar to the State of the Union
Biden who was who was jacked up, seemed like he had a lot of
energy, but was yelling a lot. And I think that's what you're gonna
see. And really, Donald Trumpought to sit back and let Joe talk
because the more he talks, themore he engages, the chances are that

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he's going to make more mistakes.Well, and that's always the problem,
isn't it to get Donald Trump tojust kind of chill and let Joe hang
himself? Quick question for you,Chris, I've been saying all along.
I believe that the White House hasalready given the moderators the questions to ask.
I think that is very very likely, and I also think share that

(01:35:33):
it'll be one step further. Iwill not be surprised if Jake Tapper and
Dana Bash correct Donald Trump in midsentence and say wha, mister Trump,
that's just not true. Jump intohis answers. I think they are going
to be more engaged than any moderatorsyou've seen in the past. And I

(01:35:54):
think they are going to gang up, if you will, on Donald Trump.
So he has many people he reallyhas to worry about, not just
one. I really think they're goingto jump into his answers and correct him
and say that that's not true andwe're not going to have live like this
on tonight's debate. Look for that. Let's see if that happened. All
right, I'm Sharon and I areplaying a drinking game while watching the debate

(01:36:15):
tonight. I'm going to take JoeBiden and I'm going to take a drink
every time he says convicted felon?How long do you think I last?
Oh gosh, that is a greatquestion. You know, I would probably
say one minute and forty seven second. Again, they've already got the billboards
up all over Atlanta. Welcome tothe convicted kath Ellen, who's debating.

(01:36:36):
I mean, really, yeah,craziness. All right, it's gonna be
fun to watch. We'll see whathappens. Thank you, Chris. Chris
Bagala joining us at seven twenty seven. Time to take a look at your
money. Here's Courtney Donahoe. Goodmorning, Jimmy Well. Stocks are heading
for a lower open this morning.Dewth futures down eighty points. Micron Technology
is seeing a sell off. Thememory chip maker's forecast fell short of very

(01:36:57):
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our time, Houston's Morning News.I'm Timmy Barrett along with Sheriff Ryer.
One of your top stories this hourhow the CIA participated in election interference.
They're worried about Trump campaign cash,and coming up at seven thirty eight now,
the US swimming team is racist.Details in the minutes ahead. You're
on Houston's Morning News. First,let's check out that morning drive Prouble in

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the Canyon. Here's skylke Pardner.We do have a problem on Southwest Freeway
southbounded two eighty eight. This canyoneight big enough for all of us.
It's a stall center lane that's goingto pack up things. It's really making
your east text scootch up all theway from the before minute May sixteen extra
minutes this way ninety. Whatever wasgoing on on New ninety Crosby inbound over
the Sandra Center River looks like itcleared pretty quickly. There's still about a

(01:38:06):
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Right now, it's eighty one atyour officials Severe Weather Station, News Radio
seven forty k TRH. It istime now for the news. Here's Sheriff
Fryer seven thirty two now on newsradio seven forty k TRH. Our top
story this hour in election interference fouryears ago in proof of it by the
CIA, a new congressional report confirmingthat intelligence agency and its minions colluded with

(01:38:50):
the Biden campaign to dis credit theHunter Biden laptop story, beginning with that
letter that was signed by fifty plusintelligence officials claiming No, the laptop wasn't
real, it was Russian disinformation.We know what's political. We learned agents
working at the CIA said this ispolitical. This is not a good look.

(01:39:10):
Yeah. House Judiciary Committee Chairman JimJordan finding the evidence now, he
was on with kJ h's Klay Travisand Buck Sexton just in time that under
the same playbook, we have sixteenBiden nomics economists who assigned a letter warning
of the economic dangers of electing DonaldTrump. All of those either donated to
Biden supported him politically, are actuallyendorsed Bidenomics, a fact that Axios is

(01:39:38):
not mentioning when they report on thisletter. Donald Trump leading in the polls,
outfunded raising Joe Biden, but theunhinged left isn't happy about that.
Trump now has over one hundred andsixteen million dollars that's around twenty five million
higher than Biden. The outrageous verdictin the Manhattan case put Trump's fundraising on

(01:40:00):
steroids and you know, raise somethinglike fifty million dollars for forty eight hours.
GOP consultant Matt mccoey x says,this fundraising victory makes it clear that
Trump is ahead. There's just reallyno question about that at this point.
He's ahead nationally, even in thebattleground states. It's increasingly clear that Trump
has at the moment multiple paths getsturned semulectoral votes. McCoy x says,
now the key is making sure thatthat money is spent efficiently in battleground states.

(01:40:23):
Ethan Buchanan News Radio seven forty kgRH at this first presidential debate tonight
in Atlanta, Donald Trump won't justbe debating Biden, but also the CNN
moderators Jake Tapper and Dana Bash,Fox's Joe Kancha here. They know they're
going to get a discerated by everybodyin the industry for not taking down Trump.
These again, are not activists.They're activists and they're not journalists.

(01:40:45):
They'll make sure that the scales aretipped towards Joe Biden because that favors Biden,
and that's who CNN is Yeah,Biden's first public appearance since last Tuesday.
He's been prepping for this big night. Kg or H will be carrying
it live at eight. You canalso listen to it at KTRH dot com
and on our free iHeartRadio app onque new polling claiming that Biden is actually

(01:41:08):
catching up to Trump in the nationalpolls, but Rice as Mark Jones,
also a polster, says that doesn'tmean much. The national polls are merely
a barometer. The polls that reallymatter are in the key battlegravit state And
what are we seeing there Georgia,Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. And
there we see Trump conteine to retaina substantial lead. And while debates normally

(01:41:30):
move the needle for voters, Jonessays tonight could given the questions about Biden's
cognitive decline. Cliff Saunders News Radioseven forty KTRH, another noted pollster,
data specialist, Nate Silver of fivethirty eight, gives Trump a six sixty
six percent chance to reach two hundredand seventy electoral votes in November. That's

(01:41:50):
the winner. Seven thirty five isour time. A recent study from the
Liberal Pew Research Center reveals that Bidensupporters they love them some big government.
Former Harris County GOP chairman Jared Woodfullsays those supporters prefer the government be involved
in just about everything. President Biden'ssupporters are all about big government. They

(01:42:12):
believe that big government is a solution. We as conservative Republicans, believe that
the government is not the solution,but many times is the problem. According
to the survey, seventy four percentof Biden's supporters would rather have the government
providing more services. We're seeing theexact opposite with President Biden, who's been
using government as a big stick involvingitself and everything he can involve it in.
Just eighteen percent of those supporting Trumpwant the government to be more involved.

(01:42:35):
Jared Lewis News Radio seven forty KRHmeantime, House Republicans a little bit
too late, aren't they exposing thatthe Biden administration had a big plan in
place to mandate that every American bejabbed with that COVID shot. Was it
rushed? The question, obviously,was was more one of what did the

(01:42:58):
leadership of FDA want and what wasit possible to promise them? Yeah,
that's the former FDA regular regulator,doctor Philip Krause. He was questioned by
an Oregon Republican, Cliff Bence.It was very civil, don't you think
seven p thirty seven is our time? Now? In Russia, the espionage
trial of American reporter Wall Street JournalsEvan Gerskovich is underway. Russia accuses the

(01:43:25):
thirty two year old of working forthe CIA and gathering secret information about a
company building tanks for Russia's war inUkraine, with no proof provided. The
US Embassy in Moscow stated his caseis not about evidence, procedural norms,
or the rule of law. Itis about the Kremlin using American citizens to
achieve its political objectives. Yeah.No move by the Biden government to try

(01:43:46):
to get him back as a hostage. Fox's Alex Hogan reporting here at home.
Charges have been dropped against those seventynine people who got violent and were
arrested at the anti Israel tests atU T Austin in April. Travis County
DA claims, well, his office, he's very liberal, you know,
cannot meet the legal burden of proofin these cases. So they got off

(01:44:11):
scott free, even though they occupiedseven thirty seven a win for the Strows
seven to one over Colorado. Sevenis a big number. That's how how
many in a row? Now that'stheir streak. They visit the Mets in
New York beginning tomorrow night. I'mSheriff Fryer on news radio seven k TRH.
Beat the Heat this summer at thechilliest place in town, Specs.

(01:44:34):
The fun starts here. We're livingin faithful moments here. There's so much
going on your world we have topay attention. Is front end ceter I
check in all day on news radioseven forty now KTRH selpic games are coming
to Paris. Of course you havethe least bit of interest in watching that.

(01:44:56):
Sure, I used to love towatch. Me too housed to it
becomes a political political and in someof the sports that they put in you
are just kind of like, youknow, but I've always loved Paris.
Yeah, well so there's a littlebit of nostalgia play there. I suppose
that's true. But here's here's thedeal. You want to talk about politics.

(01:45:19):
Evidently somebody, a writer and associateprofessor of law by the name of
John L. George, evidently hasbeen triggered by a picture of the US
Olympic swimming team men and women's teamsposed together for a picture and good looking.
A bunch of kids. There's aproblem though, only one of them

(01:45:43):
is black. Therefore the US swimmingteam must be racist. Well maybe not
the team, but here's here's here'swhat Jennial George said. When people say
that Jim Crow was so long ago, it's important to remember the lasting effects
of segregated spaces like segregated swimming pools, and they continued impact across generations.

(01:46:06):
This visual reflects that legacy. Well, hate to remind mister George, but
swimming pools have not been segregated inover fifty years. Minimally matter. It's
the narrative, it's not the reality. We have been whipped around by the

(01:46:27):
narrative. Mister George, by theway, does he have a problem with
the National Basketball Association and the factthat it's majority black. No, of
course not, of course not,because it's the oppressed versus the oppressed right
swimming has Swimming is just I mean, at the bottom line I think is
is that swimming has never been asport that the majority of Black Americans wanted

(01:46:51):
to participate in. Now you maybe able to go back through history,
way way back and say, well, they didn't have the same opportunity because
the communities they grew up in didn'thave pools or they didn't take swimming lessons,
and there might be something to that, but that has nothing to do
with the current crop of Olympic athletes. Well, now that they have effectively
effectively kept transgenders off that team competingat the Olympics, they've got to bring

(01:47:15):
down that team somehow. Anyway,there you go. So this, this
is the narrative that needs to replacethat. The narrative folkus opposed to the
reality makes sense. Seven forty onetime for traffic and weather togetherketball team was
that if I don't make the basketballteam, it wouldn't have anything to do
with the back of your four footnothing, right, that's right, there's
the I don't have my own littlegroup, you know if people you know

(01:47:36):
shortest. Let's go to the northside. I got I forty five North
Freeway at west Mount Houston to wreck. It's one, two, three lanes.
Here's everybody okay there hopefully, Sothe break started from Greens Road before
all this bits. See, I'mbidening again just in time for the debate
tonight. Just before this whole bitstarted, people have switched over to the

(01:47:58):
hardy. I see some backups fromcross Timbers and then southbound East Tex.
Those of you who are not bigshots, d that may be your best
way around. Now. I'm alittle slow around the graveyard latter downtown.
Is that a taco truck? Ohman, it's a box truck. This
is Southwest Freeway northbound at two eightyem make that southbound. Here comes the
flat bed ninja center lane. Thisis really messing up your east text elevator

(01:48:21):
from equipment down. You lose aboutfourteen minutes this way. Oh classic ol
Kingwood dude. I like there's astole car in the middle lane half a
miles to go through Fanning Street.It is creating the vack o we're here.
Oh oh, that's him, sameguy right there. All right,
thanks Al. I'm in the GeneratorSupercenter dot Com Traffic Center from r KTRH

(01:48:41):
Generator super Center, twenty four hourWeather Center. Time to check in.
But Terry Smith weekend is getting closeto Terry, yes, and so are
near one hundred degree temperatures. Iknow, yes, towards the end of
the weekend, it looks like wemay be seeing some of those triple digits
popping up around southeast Texas. Nottoday, the clouds of the rain will
help to keep the temperatures from overachieving. We have a fifty percent chance of

(01:49:05):
the thunderstorms for the afternoon and temperatureswill be in the low to upper nineties
Tomorrow, though a thirty percent chanceof rain. No rain Saturday, only
a twenty percent chance of any weatherSunday and Monday and tomorrow is when the
heat starts to ramp up, mainlymid to upper nineties tomorrow and Saturday,
but Sunday and Monday we may seesome of those triple digits. And the

(01:49:29):
thing to keep in mind if you'vegot outdoor plans in the middle of the
afternoon, make sure it is someplacecool and you are staying well hydrated.
It's going to be a hot weekend. Debitjure. Right now is eighty two
at your official severe weather station,News Radio seven forty KTRH. What you
need to know for the day ahead. This is Houston's morning News, brought
to you by New South Windows Solutions. So as I've noted several times in

(01:49:54):
the past, a big pharma hasbeen dominating cable television as far as advertising
goes. I mean it's like everyseems like every commercial break you're seeing an
ad for some sort of a drugto cure something. I'll have some of
the last advertising figures on that andwe'll have a little fun with a an
ad put together in that vein fromJimmy Fayla. I think you'll enjoy it.

(01:50:16):
Coming up next, first traffic andweather together as we check out the
drive once again. Here's sky Mineall right, Nord Freeway. This is
a full emergency response. It's kindof a tough preck here west Mount Houston
southbound. We'll take three lanes.We're getting by on a right lane.
I think they're going to open oneshortly, but that's big breaks from Greens
Road on the west sam northbound WestPark. I can't see this one.
Transtar tells me it's two lanes.I can see the suckage from Beach Nut.

(01:50:40):
This is northbound and six to ten. Nord's getting to be rough stuff
here eastbound Habitash Free from TC Jestureand then westbound a full hoobastankory from waystside.
You losing thirty minutes that way.Skymichael the Generator Supercenter dot Com Traffic
Center from our ktr H Generator Supercentertwenty four hour weather Center part of the
Claudia really scattered afternoon thunderstorms with aheight today about ninety five, but fifty

(01:51:02):
percent chance of the thunderstorms partly cottyearly, followed by increasing clouds with afternoon
showers Tomorrow ninety five, party Coattininety five on Saturday, mostly Sunday ninety
seven for the high end Sunday rightnow, temperatures eighty two at your official
severe weather station. News Radio sevenforty KTRH. Let's get you caught up
on some of our top stories hereon this Thursday morning. Here Shery,

(01:51:24):
Good morning. Everyone is seven fiftytwo on news Radio seven forty KTRH.
Our headlines are sponsored by Morrow Mechanical. Donald Trump debating Joe Biden in Atlanta
tonight. You'll hear it live hereon KTRH and on our free iHeartRadio app
beginning at eight pm. First timejobless claims for last week. They've dropped
by six thousand to two hundred andthirty three thousand, according to the government

(01:51:45):
South By Southwest in Austin, TheBig Show has announced it will no longer
allow the US Army to be asponsor. Organizers say the ban includes quote
all companies who engage in weapons manufacturmaturing. Well, they're going to cut
out knife companies. To get thelatest news anytime at KGURH dot com.
Our next update is at eight am. I live in clear Lake, Humble,

(01:52:12):
reliable kt r H traffic and weather. Next on the ten drug make
me feel all right? Well,there's all kinds of new drugs on TV
and old drugs too, and thebig pharma companies and the pizers of the

(01:52:35):
world. Uh, they're they're theones that are kind of leading the way
on this. Between twenty eleven andtwenty twenty four, drug company advertising on
cable television is increased by one thousand, nine hundred percent. So if it
feels like every other commercial or maybeeven every commercial you see on cable TV

(01:52:56):
is for big pharma, it's becauseit pretty much is ABV, glaxosmith Klein,
Pfizer. They're the titans, arethe ones that spend the most and
maybe and by the way, someof them are really cheesy. I choreograph
some of them but they're horrible anyway, Here's an ad I would like to
see Jimmy fail to put this together. It's our new drug called Bidentica.

(01:53:21):
You might want to buy some ofthis. If you're having trouble sleeping,
ask your doctor about by Denica,the sleep aid made from one hundred percent
Joe Biden press conference. The bestway to get something done if you if
you holds near and dear to you, then you like to be able to

(01:53:43):
Bidnica has a pentented blend of confusionand forgetfulness that will come the most overactive
brains. COVID has taken this year, just since the outbreak has taken more
than one year. Look, here'sit for whis I mean you think about
it when they sold out American jobsand killed the Keystone pipeline. That kept

(01:54:06):
me up all night worrying about howwe pay our bills. But then I
got by Denica, and I've neverslept better. Sometimes when I get hopped
up on sugar, my parents giveme by Denica so I pass out.
Other times they give it to meduring the day, probably so they can
do the deed. Gross warning.People who have used by Denica have experienced

(01:54:27):
rapid lying and an inability to securethe southern border. Others have hallucinated and
fawnt breakfast cereals, corn pop wasa bad dude. Ask your doctor if
by Denica is right for you?How good is that you have to open
up my microphone so people can hearyou chortily? Oh you've giggled, You've

(01:54:49):
chortled, you've faught, I meanevery kind of description of a laugh you
just did. Goodness, gracious,that's so funny. That is so funny.
I guess I'll probably get a doseof by Denica tonight, probably be
asleep in the first fifteen minutes.I don't know if identify it would give
me nightmares. I'm afraid sure Iwill it did it did say hallucinations.

(01:55:11):
I've got this horrible feeling that I'mgoing to have to say the hell on
this again tonight, you know,probably so I'm just probably so we shall
I'm going to have to we shallsee. We'll have all the debate highlights
and low lights for you tomorrow morning, bright and early, starting at five
am. You have a great day. I'll also see you this afternoon four
and they have nine fifty k PRC