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Speaker 1 (00:03):
It's that time time time, time, luck and load. So
Michael Darry Show is on the air. Oh yes, make
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it Friday, What a week? What a few weeks? Home lines,
Take a deep breath, be a good show.
Speaker 2 (00:40):
Happy d or happy day? When do the war waity war?
When the war she is away?
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He love me.
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A happy day or happy d happy or happy da?
Speaker 3 (01:18):
When Jesu's warm, Oh witty war, when Jesu's war.
Speaker 2 (01:30):
She is away? He loved.
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The abby day, happy day or a.
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Happy day happy windy? There was war? Oh wheny war
windy those war of f three ars away. He need
a love happy day, happy oh happy deal of hay
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a habit ben Jesus.
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The phone lines are now open.
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The restriction on the topic of your call seven one
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Berryshow dot com. I do read them all, and during
the show I read most of them and go back
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and read the ones I didn't. And now to get
us started as we always do. Courtously, the greatest executive
producer in all the land, Chat Tony Knaknishi your Week
in Review. This song is so bad that Peter Stara
turned it down. Peter Stara said it was too sappy.
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You want to do this, We're gonna give it to
Brian Adam, give it to him, that sucker. I'll do
anything hard to say I'm sorry and glory of love,
but this this is the line too far. But you're
gonna have to do. You're the inspiration. Ah Man, please say.
Speaker 5 (06:02):
A mother is accused of shooting her thirteen year old
son to bring an argument.
Speaker 1 (06:06):
According to Precinct four, they say around five point thirty
they got a call saying that the mom and the
son were fighting each other and let's go.
Speaker 5 (06:12):
A verbal disturbance and ultimately let her to fire her
handgun and striking the child.
Speaker 1 (06:17):
I mean, I don't think the average mom wants to
shoot her thirteen year old son. And a thirteen year
old kid can drive a mother absolutely up the wall.
I know, I certainly did. My mom hit me with
a broom one time. I mean walat mean with a
broom and I had a bruise the next day.
Speaker 4 (06:34):
Nicolob Ultra has officially claimed the title of America's number.
Speaker 5 (06:38):
One beer and I want to say thank you to
all of our partner's, many of who have joined us today.
Speaker 6 (06:44):
Raising Cain, Mitchello.
Speaker 1 (06:47):
Ultra, raising Cain. No s he don't own it. He's
raising Cain and Mitchello.
Speaker 2 (06:54):
Oh Mitchello, Ultra you and me a dark line you
back say, counting the stars.
Speaker 1 (07:03):
The worst day of fishing is better than the best
day at work. And I'm one of these people's like
to cast more than I like to catch fishings. Why
I can't white fish? I like to throw it out
there bringing in. That's why I don't hire GUIDs anymore,
because they'll go up.
Speaker 2 (07:15):
You do a white.
Speaker 1 (07:16):
Cast, won't you let it ship down.
Speaker 2 (07:18):
For a minute?
Speaker 4 (07:18):
Oh no, I need some action, lady.
Speaker 7 (07:33):
Get them coming up to the night, shining through the trees, cricket.
Speaker 2 (07:39):
Sun singing in a lighting. Look. I'm floating on them. Breeze,
Betty and Riy.
Speaker 1 (07:51):
Across the field. The creek turns back by the old
stunned roll.
Speaker 3 (07:57):
I'm gonna take it to special places that nobody knows.
Speaker 2 (08:02):
The baby ready dark seven one.
Speaker 1 (08:13):
Three nine one thousand, seven three one thousand phone lines are.
Speaker 6 (08:20):
The deskcro capacity equal to thirty.
Speaker 8 (08:22):
Discuss Michael Berry's show the.
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New compact desk pro it simply works better. Ready feeling
that's the day of defense, Pete hegsath bag sing as
we call top generals and admirals to headquarters on Tuesday.
They have not been given the reason for this gathering.
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Obviously some of them have talked because they have stated
they are concerned why they're not being given the reason.
Is this war planning or what exactly is it? I
suppose we will find out in relatively short order seven
one three nine nine nine one thousand seven to one
three nine one thousand. Jim Comey has finally been indicted
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under charges of obstruction of justice. The Department of Justice
has brought this indictment against him, and now we will
proceed to see the case. This will be very interesting. Indeed,
was watching a video this morning of an FBI agent.
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It's now been revealed by testimony at Congress that two
hundred and seventy six FBI agents were and inform months
were placed into the crowd on January sixth. There is
now a video it's cobbled together of FBI agents who
are causing destruction and then stepping back and pushing other
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people up to be filmed rather than themselves, so that
they incite the violence but don't but it can't be
penned on them. I have been convinced all along that
the whole thing was an absolute and utter setup, and
but for the fact that our people are good people,
a lot of bad things would have happened, which is
(10:17):
I think exactly what they wanted to occur. Let's start
with John. John, you're on the Michael Berry Show.
Speaker 9 (10:22):
Go ahead, Hello, Michael. I heard something about ABC getting
some rights to NFL and ABC being Disney, and you
know how Disney messes stuff up, like Star Wars and
Marvel and Cinderella and whatever. Do you know exactly what
is going on with ABC and football?
Speaker 1 (10:44):
I don't, but I do think that their increasing involvement
in the NFL will have nothing but negative effects, because
that's what they've managed to do with their agenda to
traditional movie franchise, is that they've managed to bust that
had staying power before. They have bad people. At the
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end of the day, it's not your logo, it's your
people and your culture, and that organization has long been
taken over by or recruited or developed into morphed into
a leftist organization, and they might as well be hiring
Dylan mulvaney to sell bud Light. It's not going to work,
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and people have rejected it again and again and again.
Let's go to Eve. Eve. You're on the Michael Berry Show.
Go ahead.
Speaker 10 (11:38):
Hey, Hi, Michael. The reason why I'm calling is because
I've been receiving a lot of texts and emails either
from Erica Kirk or TPUSA, and I want to help financially.
I want to help with their charge. I want to
help in any way, but I just want to make
sure that I'm you know, addressing the right people and
maybe not a scam. Do you do you think you
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could post something or let us know the true TPUSA
and how to reach them.
Speaker 1 (12:05):
Well, I would never respond to a call for help
text or anything like that anyway, because you never know
who that is who's doing it. But if you go
to their website, I mean, I don't know if you
called right now, if you'd get through just because they'd
be overwhelmed, but you might. I'm sure if you go
to their website, there is a way to contribute directly
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on there, and that's what I would do. I am
not a fan of solicitation by text or email, just
because it's so easy to corrupt, and I suspect that
you're probably more likely getting a corrupted text or email.
But if you go to their site, you know that
you're going to what they've posted as being the work
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they do. Or maybe go to Erica's individual sites, her
social media accounts and link back through there. That's probably
the safest thing I can tell you to do. Uh,
let's go to Karen. Karen, you're on Michael Berry Show.
Speaker 11 (13:06):
Go ahead here, good morning. I'm commenting about a color
you've had yesterday about conspiracy. I want to say he
was a mechanical or professor, big mechanical engineer, yes, But
I've spoke to the structural engineer that designed those buildings
and oversaw them with the architecture record, and he said,
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he told me that there are two basic physical elements
to the collapse of the buildings. The substructures were totally
undermined and the in the onsought of the jets and
the flat the oil The excuse me, the petroleum oil
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gas fueled such a high heat that it totally melted
the iron and steel. It could not have stood it.
There's nothing that could have handled that, and I want
to come in about the FBI. In January sixth, when
I was working for the President of Saudi Aramco, I
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had a bit of difficulty accomplishing my mission, and I
called the General Council in Washington, and he was also
all crazy, and he said that Americans were going to
soon find out how incredibly stupid we are, and X,
Y and Z not to go into told craziness. And
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I thought about for a day or two and then
called the FBI here in Houston. A young man answered,
and he laughed when I told him I was very
concerned about what's the message and the behavior of the individual,
And he laughed at me and he said, we know
all about it. Interesting I maybe one years old. I
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was a daughter of the Cold War, daughter of a
military father. I'm not paranoid clinically, but I tend to
be very aware. I've been out of the country when
things have happened, and it's seen a lot in my life,
and I tend to take things like the General Counsel
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going off the wall very seriously, you know. And I
was not pleased with the young man, that FBI guy
that answered the phone.
Speaker 1 (15:42):
When you say he went off the wall. What did
he do?
Speaker 11 (15:48):
I never had experience.
Speaker 2 (15:53):
Stay along with me.
Speaker 1 (16:01):
To the phone lines. We go, Steve, you are up,
Go ahead, my man.
Speaker 12 (16:06):
Hi, thank you.
Speaker 7 (16:08):
Other than Timmoth McVay, there are no right wing terrorists.
After Donald Trump was attempted assassinated twice, we didn't burn
any cities. We didn't riot and kill anyone. After Charlie
Crook was killed, we didn't riot and burn. But they
actually advocated that, Yeah, that was a good thing. And
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you can look at George W. Bush when he was
they had books, movies, off Broadway, plays, and lots of
college writing assignments urging this assassination of the sitting president.
There weren't any of those during any of the Democrats.
So the only people that hate are them, and other
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than Timmy McVay, who can they name.
Speaker 1 (16:56):
I wouldn't argue that even McVeigh was right per se.
But yes, I think your point is well taken, and
it should be obvious to everyone who's paying attention in
this country exactly what is happening and how it's happening.
But it's not because more people are affected by what
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they believe to be moderate responsible journalism. That is actually
left wing propaganda, and that makes it very hard to
break the hold that this information pipeline has on your
naive neighbor. They don't want to believe that these things
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are happening, and most people don't until they become a
victim of it themselves. We've seen some high profile cases
in the last few years of folks who were attacked
by the left who moved over. Let's consider Elon would
not be espousing what he's espousing now had he not
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been attacked by the Left. I feel certain of that.
So I guess the important thing is for the for
the left to attack everyone so that these people come
to grips with the idea of your idealism is silly
and childish, grow up and see who these people are.
Until then, we still struggle with that. And by the way,
I'd like to see some of them lose their jobs
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for the awful they've done. I'd like to see Kmy
who's now been indicted. I'd like to see him in prison.
I'd like to see Bill Gates prosecuted for the crimes
he's committed. I would like to see those things happen
so that our neighbors can recognize that, yes, there is
harm being done by these people, this is where it's
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all coming from. I think that would be very healthy.
Let's go to Channing. Channing, you're only Michael berry Ship.
Speaker 5 (18:53):
Yes, good morning, good morning. You were talking. Someone was
talking about you were January sixth, being out there and
all the FBI that was dispersed with amongst us. That's
that's so true. I was there with a private group
that went there and we all saw the same thing.
You knew who was antiefa, and you knew who was
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FBI or some other police. They that were obvious in
their appearance and the way they spoke. But even the
FBI would come through the crowd in fatigues and uh
and wearing Trump gear. You could tell it was CS
because he's running through the crowd, even bumping into people
and saying, follow us, follow me, We're gonna store him
the Capitol. And I mean, we were the pretty big
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Christian group and everybody's looking around at each other, the
same group that was singing hymns on the way to
the Capitol, and then these kind both of us jump
in and try try to get us to follow them.
But one of the big reasons I called you. I've
never heard anybody talk about all the scaffolding. As we
were walking from where President Trump was speaking to the Capitol,
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we noted there was staffling all over the backside. There
was no construction, and you know what it.
Speaker 6 (20:09):
Was there for?
Speaker 5 (20:10):
So these ideaster climb up there, sit on top of
the cannon, monuments and everything else on the building and
holler down at the grip. Get everybody inside it. Yeah,
it was what did Jove say? They built it for this.
Speaker 1 (20:26):
Ah, It's awful to think about, but imagine how many
people went to prison, how many houses were stormed, how
many lives were destroyed out of all of this. The
indictment of Jim Comey reads as follow. I'll just go
down to count one. On or about September thirtieth, twenty twenty,
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in the Eastern District of Virginia, the defendant, James B. Comy, Junior,
did willfully and knowingly make a materially false, fictitious, and
fraudulent statement in a matter within the jurisdiction of the
legislative branch of the Government of the United States by
falsely stating to a US Senator during a Senate Judiciary
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hearing that he James B. Comy Junior, had not authorized
someone else at the FBI to be an anonymous source
in news reports regarding an FBI investigation concerning person one.
A second count, James B. Comy did corruptly endeavor to influence, obstruct,
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and impede the due and proper exercise of the power
of inquiry under which an investigation was being had before
the Senate Judiciary Committee by making false and misleading statements
before that committee. Going to be very interesting. All of
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this in violation of eighteen USC. Fifteen O five. And
I'm not aware of what this is. I haven't checked
though at my point, I don't. I don't know. I'll
have to check the statue. We'll have to see exactly
what that that charging document is. Let's go to David
the Trucker.
Speaker 6 (22:15):
You're up, Good morning, sir, Yes, sir, And first of all,
I apprentiate you giving us a voice to speak. I
know every once in a while you have the opportunity
to capture Puba Benscour's gear. And my insueing question is
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the legislators are the legislative people are real eager to
tell us and make us feel good about how they're
lagazing the Halsted exemption and goning to lower our practice.
Speaker 12 (22:48):
But yet they property value.
Speaker 6 (22:55):
Where the amount of money I'm gonna be playing this
year is still gonna be more than amount of money I.
Speaker 5 (23:00):
Had right last year.
Speaker 6 (23:02):
What can you do or what Tomy Perry went to
have or what what i'd answered you to hear? What acisode?
If you get off then and speak to him again, Well.
Speaker 1 (23:12):
I don't speak to Paul Bettencourt. Bettencourt, I think he's
a clown and a bozo, and I have for many years.
He's you see him on the evening news. He's he's always,
he's the he has been called by people in politics
the Republican Sheila Jackson Lee. He loves to be on
the camera and he loves to tell you what, you know,
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what big thing needs to be done, and then he
does that goofy chuckle. But in terms of getting things
done other than eating, I don't see that he's accomplished
a lot over the last few years. Apparently he's done
very well financially with a firm that when your appraisal
is too high on your home, which is everybody, then
you go to them and they go before the hearing
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board and they share in part of the money you
get back. So it would strike me that he has
a conflict of ines just because the higher the taxes,
the more money his company gets to recover. But that
is neither here nor there. I don't think Bettencourt's the
worst senator up there, but I wouldn't put him among
the best. I think he's very good at getting himself
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on television, but if you ever actually watch what he
gets done as a result of any of it, it's
not very much. It's just not and it's unfortunate. I
think he's extraordinarily smart, but I think somewhere along the
way he lost his way to the bone lines. We go,
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let's go to ten. Is that ten?
Speaker 12 (25:03):
Yes' hey? Back On September twenty ninth, nineteen fifty nine,
Nikita Krushchev told Eisenhower, your children's children will live under communism.
You Americans are so gullible. No, we won't accept you
won't accept communism outright, but we will feed you small
doses of socialism until you find you wake up and
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find you already half communism. And he goes on the
list eight points of how they're going to do this,
And I don't think you want maybe at all eight,
but I'll give you a who a taste. Number one
was health care. Control health care, and you could control
the people to poverty. Increase the poverty level as high
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as possible. Poor people are easier to control and will
not fight back.
Speaker 6 (25:52):
Debt.
Speaker 12 (25:52):
Increase the debt to an unstainable level. That way, you're
able to increase taxes and this will produce more poverty.
Gun control, move the ability to defend themselves and the
government that we will be able to create, create a
police state, and the welfare and education, take control of
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what people read and listen to, and take control of
what their children who aren't in school, and goes on
about religion, and also class warfare will divide the people
from the wealthy and the poor. So that's kind of
what seems to be playing out in our country right now.
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We haven't been paying attention, and they got into our
schools and our grade schools, our high schools, and our
colleges and universities.
Speaker 1 (26:43):
I agree, well, I think all of those things happened,
But I think you have to recognize that there was
always a very aggressive, direct, well funded, well organized effort
to make this a communist country to impose values of
authoritarian central control with control of the means of distribution.
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All of that was always the case. Where the great
crumble in the wall of our defenses occurred was the
effort to soften every American that you shouldn't criticize the left.
You shouldn't criticize black people because that's racism. You shouldn't
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criticize women because that's sexism. You shouldn't criticize foreigners who
come here because that's xenophobia. You shouldn't criticize alternate, alternate
identities because that hurts people's feelings. And whatever any of
these groups demanded, you should give, and you owe it
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to them. This idea of the self loathing white especially
white man, but the self loathing white person who's constantly
trying to grovel on bended knee to the great God
of diversity and make up for the fact that he
is white and that white people are evil. This has
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led a lot of people to abandoning their good judgment,
and they don't realize there is no end to this
slippery slope. There is no end other than total control
of the country by the forces that manage to grab
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hold of this beast and that's what you see. That's
what you see it in the mayor's race in New York.
You see a guy in the mayor's race in New
York who is absolutely positively demonic, and it's going to
be often awful what he does to that country, to
that city. I'm not sure there are enough people left
(29:02):
in that city with good judgment to keep him from
being a mayor. The mayor anyway, at some point, you're
bringing in groups of people who do not share your culture.
You're squeezing out groups of people who are invested for
generations in your culture. And you find out that what
you're really trying to do is cast an American argument
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in an audience from a different country. They might be
living on American soil, but they've brought their political culture
with them, and with that political culture, the arguments you
make don't make sense to them, and the arguments that
someone else makes do. We're saying this in Minneapolis, where
we're about to have the Somali mayor. If you listen
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to the things he says, you have to wait till
they're translated, because he says them in Somali. They have
their own language. They're speaking to each other about about
what they're going to do in this city, and this
is going on across the country, and nobody wants to
push back, so they turn and walk away. Nobody wants
to push back because you'll be perceived as a bad person.
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You're you're a mean person, You're a you don't win
the award for the Diversity Challenge. Let's go to Let's
go to Tim. Tim, you're on the Michael Berry Show.
Speaker 8 (30:23):
Go ahead, Good morning, Michael. I got a grt. The
media and our elected officials don't say anything about all
of the protesters wearing masks, but law enforcement, oh no,
they can't wear a mask. And I think it ought
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to be an even foot on both sides. Nobody should
be wearing a mask. They ought to pass a law.
If they want to pass a law that law enforcement can't,
they need to do it for the people as well.
Speaker 1 (30:58):
I don't I don't think you need a all. I
think we all know what's going on, and no matter
who complains about it, we're covering the faces of these
law enforcement because they're being docks and they're being attacked.
We had again this week more of this and the
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masks that people were wearing I know people who I
consider friends who were wearing that mask religiously during COVID,
and I would laugh at them and say, the mask
doesn't work. You're stupid. You're the sheep that authoritarianism relies on.
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And to this day they realize, or now they realize, yeah,
that was foolish. I had no business doing that. There
was nothing good to come of that. But you know,
people don't make really stupid decisions in a good headspace.
It's when you're rushed or you're extremely afraid. And people
(32:05):
will now say this, well, yeah, I took the shot
and the boosters and wore the mask and six feet
which was just some arbitrary number, and shut my business
down and kept my kids home and did this and
did this, and did this, and did this and did this,
and canceled our wedding and didn't bury my father and
all that. But I was really really scared, right, that's
the whole point. I was really really scared. Is not
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an excuse for engaging in really awful behavior. The point is,
don't allow yourself to get so really really scared
It's that time time time, time, luck and load. So
Michael Darry Show is on the air. Oh yes, make
(00:26):
it Friday, What a week? What a few weeks? Home lines,
Take a deep breath, be a good show.
Speaker 2 (00:40):
Happy d or happy day? When do the war waity war?
When the war she is away?
Speaker 1 (01:02):
He love me.
Speaker 2 (01:05):
A happy day or happy d happy or happy da?
Speaker 3 (01:18):
When Jesu's warm, Oh witty war, when Jesu's war.
Speaker 2 (01:30):
She is away? He loved.
Speaker 3 (01:35):
The abby day, happy day or a.
Speaker 2 (02:16):
Happy day happy windy? There was war? Oh wheny war
windy those war of f three ars away. He need
a love happy day, happy oh happy deal of hay
(04:39):
a habit ben Jesus.
Speaker 4 (04:48):
The phone lines are now open.
Speaker 1 (04:51):
The restriction on the topic of your call seven one
three nine nine nine one thousand, seven one three nine
nine nine one thousand. You can always email through the
website Michael Berryshow dot com or directly Michael at Michael
Berryshow dot com. I do read them all, and during
the show I read most of them and go back
(05:11):
and read the ones I didn't. And now to get
us started as we always do. Courtously, the greatest executive
producer in all the land, Chat Tony Knaknishi your Week
in Review. This song is so bad that Peter Stara
turned it down. Peter Stara said it was too sappy.
(05:42):
You want to do this, We're gonna give it to
Brian Adam, give it to him, that sucker. I'll do
anything hard to say I'm sorry and glory of love,
but this this is the line too far. But you're
gonna have to do. You're the inspiration. Ah Man, please say.
Speaker 5 (06:02):
A mother is accused of shooting her thirteen year old
son to bring an argument.
Speaker 1 (06:06):
According to Precinct four, they say around five point thirty
they got a call saying that the mom and the
son were fighting each other and let's go.
Speaker 5 (06:12):
A verbal disturbance and ultimately let her to fire her
handgun and striking the child.
Speaker 1 (06:17):
I mean, I don't think the average mom wants to
shoot her thirteen year old son. And a thirteen year
old kid can drive a mother absolutely up the wall.
I know, I certainly did. My mom hit me with
a broom one time. I mean walat mean with a
broom and I had a bruise the next day.
Speaker 4 (06:34):
Nicolob Ultra has officially claimed the title of America's number.
Speaker 5 (06:38):
One beer and I want to say thank you to
all of our partner's, many of who have joined us today.
Speaker 6 (06:44):
Raising Cain, Mitchello.
Speaker 1 (06:47):
Ultra, raising Cain. No s he don't own it. He's
raising Cain and Mitchello.
Speaker 2 (06:54):
Oh Mitchello, Ultra you and me a dark line you
back say, counting the stars.
Speaker 1 (07:03):
The worst day of fishing is better than the best
day at work. And I'm one of these people's like
to cast more than I like to catch fishings. Why
I can't white fish? I like to throw it out
there bringing in. That's why I don't hire GUIDs anymore,
because they'll go up.
Speaker 2 (07:15):
You do a white.
Speaker 1 (07:16):
Cast, won't you let it ship down.
Speaker 2 (07:18):
For a minute?
Speaker 4 (07:18):
Oh no, I need some action, lady.
Speaker 7 (07:33):
Get them coming up to the night, shining through the trees, cricket.
Speaker 2 (07:39):
Sun singing in a lighting. Look. I'm floating on them. Breeze,
Betty and Riy.
Speaker 1 (07:51):
Across the field. The creek turns back by the old
stunned roll.
Speaker 3 (07:57):
I'm gonna take it to special places that nobody knows.
Speaker 2 (08:02):
The baby ready dark seven one.
Speaker 1 (08:13):
Three nine one thousand, seven three one thousand phone lines are.
Speaker 6 (08:20):
The deskcro capacity equal to thirty.
Speaker 8 (08:22):
Discuss Michael Berry's show the.
Speaker 1 (08:24):
New compact desk pro it simply works better. Ready feeling
that's the day of defense, Pete hegsath bag sing as
we call top generals and admirals to headquarters on Tuesday.
They have not been given the reason for this gathering.
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Obviously some of them have talked because they have stated
they are concerned why they're not being given the reason.
Is this war planning or what exactly is it? I
suppose we will find out in relatively short order seven
one three nine nine nine one thousand seven to one
three nine one thousand. Jim Comey has finally been indicted
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under charges of obstruction of justice. The Department of Justice
has brought this indictment against him, and now we will
proceed to see the case. This will be very interesting. Indeed,
was watching a video this morning of an FBI agent.
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It's now been revealed by testimony at Congress that two
hundred and seventy six FBI agents were and inform months
were placed into the crowd on January sixth. There is
now a video it's cobbled together of FBI agents who
are causing destruction and then stepping back and pushing other
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people up to be filmed rather than themselves, so that
they incite the violence but don't but it can't be
penned on them. I have been convinced all along that
the whole thing was an absolute and utter setup, and
but for the fact that our people are good people,
a lot of bad things would have happened, which is
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I think exactly what they wanted to occur. Let's start
with John. John, you're on the Michael Berry Show.
Speaker 9 (10:22):
Go ahead, Hello, Michael. I heard something about ABC getting
some rights to NFL and ABC being Disney, and you
know how Disney messes stuff up, like Star Wars and
Marvel and Cinderella and whatever. Do you know exactly what
is going on with ABC and football?
Speaker 1 (10:44):
I don't, but I do think that their increasing involvement
in the NFL will have nothing but negative effects, because
that's what they've managed to do with their agenda to
traditional movie franchise, is that they've managed to bust that
had staying power before. They have bad people. At the
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end of the day, it's not your logo, it's your
people and your culture, and that organization has long been
taken over by or recruited or developed into morphed into
a leftist organization, and they might as well be hiring
Dylan mulvaney to sell bud Light. It's not going to work,
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and people have rejected it again and again and again.
Let's go to Eve. Eve. You're on the Michael Berry Show.
Go ahead.
Speaker 10 (11:38):
Hey, Hi, Michael. The reason why I'm calling is because
I've been receiving a lot of texts and emails either
from Erica Kirk or TPUSA, and I want to help financially.
I want to help with their charge. I want to
help in any way, but I just want to make
sure that I'm you know, addressing the right people and
maybe not a scam. Do you do you think you
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could post something or let us know the true TPUSA
and how to reach them.
Speaker 1 (12:05):
Well, I would never respond to a call for help
text or anything like that anyway, because you never know
who that is who's doing it. But if you go
to their website, I mean, I don't know if you
called right now, if you'd get through just because they'd
be overwhelmed, but you might. I'm sure if you go
to their website, there is a way to contribute directly
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on there, and that's what I would do. I am
not a fan of solicitation by text or email, just
because it's so easy to corrupt, and I suspect that
you're probably more likely getting a corrupted text or email.
But if you go to their site, you know that
you're going to what they've posted as being the work
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they do. Or maybe go to Erica's individual sites, her
social media accounts and link back through there. That's probably
the safest thing I can tell you to do. Uh,
let's go to Karen. Karen, you're on Michael Berry Show.
Speaker 11 (13:06):
Go ahead here, good morning. I'm commenting about a color
you've had yesterday about conspiracy. I want to say he
was a mechanical or professor, big mechanical engineer, yes, But
I've spoke to the structural engineer that designed those buildings
and oversaw them with the architecture record, and he said,
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he told me that there are two basic physical elements
to the collapse of the buildings. The substructures were totally
undermined and the in the onsought of the jets and
the flat the oil The excuse me, the petroleum oil
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gas fueled such a high heat that it totally melted
the iron and steel. It could not have stood it.
There's nothing that could have handled that, and I want
to come in about the FBI. In January sixth, when
I was working for the President of Saudi Aramco, I
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had a bit of difficulty accomplishing my mission, and I
called the General Council in Washington, and he was also
all crazy, and he said that Americans were going to
soon find out how incredibly stupid we are, and X,
Y and Z not to go into told craziness. And
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I thought about for a day or two and then
called the FBI here in Houston. A young man answered,
and he laughed when I told him I was very
concerned about what's the message and the behavior of the individual,
And he laughed at me and he said, we know
all about it. Interesting I maybe one years old. I
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was a daughter of the Cold War, daughter of a
military father. I'm not paranoid clinically, but I tend to
be very aware. I've been out of the country when
things have happened, and it's seen a lot in my life,
and I tend to take things like the General Counsel
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going off the wall very seriously, you know. And I
was not pleased with the young man, that FBI guy
that answered the phone.
Speaker 1 (15:42):
When you say he went off the wall. What did
he do?
Speaker 11 (15:48):
I never had experience.
Speaker 2 (15:53):
Stay along with me.
Speaker 1 (16:01):
To the phone lines. We go, Steve, you are up,
Go ahead, my man.
Speaker 12 (16:06):
Hi, thank you.
Speaker 7 (16:08):
Other than Timmoth McVay, there are no right wing terrorists.
After Donald Trump was attempted assassinated twice, we didn't burn
any cities. We didn't riot and kill anyone. After Charlie
Crook was killed, we didn't riot and burn. But they
actually advocated that, Yeah, that was a good thing. And
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you can look at George W. Bush when he was
they had books, movies, off Broadway, plays, and lots of
college writing assignments urging this assassination of the sitting president.
There weren't any of those during any of the Democrats.
So the only people that hate are them, and other
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than Timmy McVay, who can they name.
Speaker 1 (16:56):
I wouldn't argue that even McVeigh was right per se.
But yes, I think your point is well taken, and
it should be obvious to everyone who's paying attention in
this country exactly what is happening and how it's happening.
But it's not because more people are affected by what
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they believe to be moderate responsible journalism. That is actually
left wing propaganda, and that makes it very hard to
break the hold that this information pipeline has on your
naive neighbor. They don't want to believe that these things
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are happening, and most people don't until they become a
victim of it themselves. We've seen some high profile cases
in the last few years of folks who were attacked
by the left who moved over. Let's consider Elon would
not be espousing what he's espousing now had he not
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been attacked by the Left. I feel certain of that.
So I guess the important thing is for the for
the left to attack everyone so that these people come
to grips with the idea of your idealism is silly
and childish, grow up and see who these people are.
Until then, we still struggle with that. And by the way,
I'd like to see some of them lose their jobs
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for the awful they've done. I'd like to see Kmy
who's now been indicted. I'd like to see him in prison.
I'd like to see Bill Gates prosecuted for the crimes
he's committed. I would like to see those things happen
so that our neighbors can recognize that, yes, there is
harm being done by these people, this is where it's
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all coming from. I think that would be very healthy.
Let's go to Channing. Channing, you're only Michael berry Ship.
Speaker 5 (18:53):
Yes, good morning, good morning. You were talking. Someone was
talking about you were January sixth, being out there and
all the FBI that was dispersed with amongst us. That's
that's so true. I was there with a private group
that went there and we all saw the same thing.
You knew who was antiefa, and you knew who was
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FBI or some other police. They that were obvious in
their appearance and the way they spoke. But even the
FBI would come through the crowd in fatigues and uh
and wearing Trump gear. You could tell it was CS
because he's running through the crowd, even bumping into people
and saying, follow us, follow me, We're gonna store him
the Capitol. And I mean, we were the pretty big
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Christian group and everybody's looking around at each other, the
same group that was singing hymns on the way to
the Capitol, and then these kind both of us jump
in and try try to get us to follow them.
But one of the big reasons I called you. I've
never heard anybody talk about all the scaffolding. As we
were walking from where President Trump was speaking to the Capitol,
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we noted there was staffling all over the backside. There
was no construction, and you know what it.
Speaker 6 (20:09):
Was there for?
Speaker 5 (20:10):
So these ideaster climb up there, sit on top of
the cannon, monuments and everything else on the building and
holler down at the grip. Get everybody inside it. Yeah,
it was what did Jove say? They built it for this.
Speaker 1 (20:26):
Ah, It's awful to think about, but imagine how many
people went to prison, how many houses were stormed, how
many lives were destroyed out of all of this. The
indictment of Jim Comey reads as follow. I'll just go
down to count one. On or about September thirtieth, twenty twenty,
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in the Eastern District of Virginia, the defendant, James B. Comy, Junior,
did willfully and knowingly make a materially false, fictitious, and
fraudulent statement in a matter within the jurisdiction of the
legislative branch of the Government of the United States by
falsely stating to a US Senator during a Senate Judiciary
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hearing that he James B. Comy Junior, had not authorized
someone else at the FBI to be an anonymous source
in news reports regarding an FBI investigation concerning person one.
A second count, James B. Comy did corruptly endeavor to influence, obstruct,
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and impede the due and proper exercise of the power
of inquiry under which an investigation was being had before
the Senate Judiciary Committee by making false and misleading statements
before that committee. Going to be very interesting. All of
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this in violation of eighteen USC. Fifteen O five. And
I'm not aware of what this is. I haven't checked
though at my point, I don't. I don't know. I'll
have to check the statue. We'll have to see exactly
what that that charging document is. Let's go to David
the Trucker.
Speaker 6 (22:15):
You're up, Good morning, sir, Yes, sir, And first of all,
I apprentiate you giving us a voice to speak. I
know every once in a while you have the opportunity
to capture Puba Benscour's gear. And my insueing question is
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the legislators are the legislative people are real eager to
tell us and make us feel good about how they're
lagazing the Halsted exemption and goning to lower our practice.
Speaker 12 (22:48):
But yet they property value.
Speaker 6 (22:55):
Where the amount of money I'm gonna be playing this
year is still gonna be more than amount of money I.
Speaker 5 (23:00):
Had right last year.
Speaker 6 (23:02):
What can you do or what Tomy Perry went to
have or what what i'd answered you to hear? What acisode?
If you get off then and speak to him again, Well.
Speaker 1 (23:12):
I don't speak to Paul Bettencourt. Bettencourt, I think he's
a clown and a bozo, and I have for many years.
He's you see him on the evening news. He's he's always,
he's the he has been called by people in politics
the Republican Sheila Jackson Lee. He loves to be on
the camera and he loves to tell you what, you know,
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what big thing needs to be done, and then he
does that goofy chuckle. But in terms of getting things
done other than eating, I don't see that he's accomplished
a lot over the last few years. Apparently he's done
very well financially with a firm that when your appraisal
is too high on your home, which is everybody, then
you go to them and they go before the hearing
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board and they share in part of the money you
get back. So it would strike me that he has
a conflict of ines just because the higher the taxes,
the more money his company gets to recover. But that
is neither here nor there. I don't think Bettencourt's the
worst senator up there, but I wouldn't put him among
the best. I think he's very good at getting himself
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on television, but if you ever actually watch what he
gets done as a result of any of it, it's
not very much. It's just not and it's unfortunate. I
think he's extraordinarily smart, but I think somewhere along the
way he lost his way to the bone lines. We go,
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let's go to ten. Is that ten?
Speaker 12 (25:03):
Yes' hey? Back On September twenty ninth, nineteen fifty nine,
Nikita Krushchev told Eisenhower, your children's children will live under communism.
You Americans are so gullible. No, we won't accept you
won't accept communism outright, but we will feed you small
doses of socialism until you find you wake up and
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find you already half communism. And he goes on the
list eight points of how they're going to do this,
And I don't think you want maybe at all eight,
but I'll give you a who a taste. Number one
was health care. Control health care, and you could control
the people to poverty. Increase the poverty level as high
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as possible. Poor people are easier to control and will
not fight back.
Speaker 6 (25:52):
Debt.
Speaker 12 (25:52):
Increase the debt to an unstainable level. That way, you're
able to increase taxes and this will produce more poverty.
Gun control, move the ability to defend themselves and the
government that we will be able to create, create a
police state, and the welfare and education, take control of
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what people read and listen to, and take control of
what their children who aren't in school, and goes on
about religion, and also class warfare will divide the people
from the wealthy and the poor. So that's kind of
what seems to be playing out in our country right now.
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We haven't been paying attention, and they got into our
schools and our grade schools, our high schools, and our
colleges and universities.
Speaker 1 (26:43):
I agree, well, I think all of those things happened,
But I think you have to recognize that there was
always a very aggressive, direct, well funded, well organized effort
to make this a communist country to impose values of
authoritarian central control with control of the means of distribution.
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All of that was always the case. Where the great
crumble in the wall of our defenses occurred was the
effort to soften every American that you shouldn't criticize the left.
You shouldn't criticize black people because that's racism. You shouldn't
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criticize women because that's sexism. You shouldn't criticize foreigners who
come here because that's xenophobia. You shouldn't criticize alternate, alternate
identities because that hurts people's feelings. And whatever any of
these groups demanded, you should give, and you owe it
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to them. This idea of the self loathing white especially
white man, but the self loathing white person who's constantly
trying to grovel on bended knee to the great God
of diversity and make up for the fact that he
is white and that white people are evil. This has
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led a lot of people to abandoning their good judgment,
and they don't realize there is no end to this
slippery slope. There is no end other than total control
of the country by the forces that manage to grab
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hold of this beast and that's what you see. That's
what you see it in the mayor's race in New York.
You see a guy in the mayor's race in New
York who is absolutely positively demonic, and it's going to
be often awful what he does to that country, to
that city. I'm not sure there are enough people left
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in that city with good judgment to keep him from
being a mayor. The mayor anyway, at some point, you're
bringing in groups of people who do not share your culture.
You're squeezing out groups of people who are invested for
generations in your culture. And you find out that what
you're really trying to do is cast an American argument
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in an audience from a different country. They might be
living on American soil, but they've brought their political culture
with them, and with that political culture, the arguments you
make don't make sense to them, and the arguments that
someone else makes do. We're saying this in Minneapolis, where
we're about to have the Somali mayor. If you listen
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to the things he says, you have to wait till
they're translated, because he says them in Somali. They have
their own language. They're speaking to each other about about
what they're going to do in this city, and this
is going on across the country, and nobody wants to
push back, so they turn and walk away. Nobody wants
to push back because you'll be perceived as a bad person.
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You're you're a mean person, You're a you don't win
the award for the Diversity Challenge. Let's go to Let's
go to Tim. Tim, you're on the Michael Berry Show.
Speaker 8 (30:23):
Go ahead, Good morning, Michael. I got a grt. The
media and our elected officials don't say anything about all
of the protesters wearing masks, but law enforcement, oh no,
they can't wear a mask. And I think it ought
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to be an even foot on both sides. Nobody should
be wearing a mask. They ought to pass a law.
If they want to pass a law that law enforcement can't,
they need to do it for the people as well.
Speaker 1 (30:58):
I don't I don't think you need a all. I
think we all know what's going on, and no matter
who complains about it, we're covering the faces of these
law enforcement because they're being docks and they're being attacked.
We had again this week more of this and the
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masks that people were wearing I know people who I
consider friends who were wearing that mask religiously during COVID,
and I would laugh at them and say, the mask
doesn't work. You're stupid. You're the sheep that authoritarianism relies on.
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And to this day they realize, or now they realize, yeah,
that was foolish. I had no business doing that. There
was nothing good to come of that. But you know,
people don't make really stupid decisions in a good headspace.
It's when you're rushed or you're extremely afraid. And people
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will now say this, well, yeah, I took the shot
and the boosters and wore the mask and six feet
which was just some arbitrary number, and shut my business
down and kept my kids home and did this and
did this, and did this, and did this and did this,
and canceled our wedding and didn't bury my father and
all that. But I was really really scared, right, that's
the whole point. I was really really scared. Is not
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an excuse for engaging in really awful behavior. The point is,
don't allow yourself to get so really really scared
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