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Speaker 1 (00:03):
It's that time, time, time, time, luck and load. The
Michael Verie Show is on the air.
Speaker 2 (00:29):
We were talking about President Trump and the garbage man,
the garbage truck that will be part of the inaugural parade.
I love it. There should also be McDonald's reference in
there as well, because those were important issues. They're symbolic
something bigger. And I said, Ramon, won't you play Merle Haggard?
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And he said, Merle Haggard wasn't gay. I know, but
it's not just the point. We did a garbage man
peace in honor of the garbage man issue when the
President got in the garbage truck during the campaign, which
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was just perfect symbolism. And I said, why don't you
go ahead and play that because it'll remind people.
Speaker 1 (01:22):
I mean this.
Speaker 2 (01:24):
The election was still hanging in the balance at this point.
Speaker 3 (01:36):
At Jo, can here come the garbage man killed?
Speaker 1 (01:42):
Get out?
Speaker 3 (01:43):
Joe? Can here come the garbage man? Get out? Joe?
Can here come the garbage man? Last garbage man?
Speaker 4 (01:54):
And I have to begin by saying two hundred and
fifty million Americans are not garbage. This week, Kamala has
been comparing her political opponents to the most evil mass
murderers in history and now.
Speaker 2 (02:11):
Speaking on a call for.
Speaker 4 (02:12):
Her campaign last night, Crooked Joe Biden finally said what
he and Kamala really think of our supporters. He called
them garbage. No way, My supporters are far higher quality
than Crooked Joe or Lion Kamala.
Speaker 3 (02:29):
Higher you got, Joe? Can you come the garbage man?
You get out? You can you come the garbage man?
Get out?
Speaker 2 (02:45):
Joe?
Speaker 3 (02:45):
Can you do, garbage man?
Speaker 1 (02:51):
Kamala, Joe.
Speaker 4 (02:54):
Call all of us and them, even them, garbage. I
call you the heart and of America. You are the
heart cell. You built our country. You built it far
more than they built it. I can tell you that
you built.
Speaker 3 (03:08):
It after you can here come the garbage man.
Speaker 5 (03:14):
Hey, you're not.
Speaker 3 (03:16):
You can here come the garbage man.
Speaker 1 (03:22):
You're not?
Speaker 3 (03:22):
You can here come the garbage man.
Speaker 2 (03:48):
One hundred and twenty six thousand homes destroyed, one hundred
and four confirmed deaths, sixty billion dollars in damages. That's
in Western North Carolina. Don't worry about that. We won't
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have every NFL game say our hearts go out to
Western North Carolina because every movie star doesn't live there. Now,
we don't need to worry about little old western North Carolina.
We needn't need to have professional sports make such a
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big deal about Western North Carolina. Ramo, Oh, hold on, Brenda,
you're on the Michael Berry Show. Go ahead, she's got
natural remedies for those bulls.
Speaker 1 (04:45):
She called them balls. I hate the word balls, but
that's probably what they are.
Speaker 5 (04:49):
Go ahead, Yeah, boils Hei, good morning. So you know,
we just I just started looking into natural these. I'm
a retired paramedic, but I don't like all the medicines
that people get. I don't believe in all those medicines.
You know how it is. You've talked about it, where
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people end up being on you know, fifteen or twenty medicines,
you know, towards the end of their life, and you
don't even know what's counteracting what and what's interacting with what.
But okay, Barbara O'Neil, there's a lot of people that
are familiar with her. Now she's on YouTube. She has
lots of hours of videos. She not only tells you
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natural remedies, but she gives you the science behind those
natural remedies and why they work. Now, castor Oil appears
to be one of those fantastic things that God has
given us, and it will you do what's called up
a compress or not a compress, but a pack of
cast or old pack, and so you can get them
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on Amazon. And just so you know, yeah, if you
take it in, yeah, if you take it internally, of course, yes, sir,
it is. But you can put it anywhere that you
have an issue. She is saying that it will break
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up cyst, it'll break up into metriosis, it'll break up
cyst in your breast, it'll help your lymph nodes. I
have a friend of mine whose husband was pretty torn
up by a bull and he had back surgeries. He
had a lot of scar tissue in his back. He
started doing castul packs on his back and over a
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period of two or three months that back pain started
to subside. So you know, it's not like an overnight thing.
So for instance, if you had that cyst for quite
a while and it's a large cist, it may take
several months to get it to break up. You just
have to be consistent doing it every night.
Speaker 2 (07:02):
That's very interesting. Have you found this out from listening
to this woman.
Speaker 5 (07:08):
Barbara Neil. She's fantastic. She's from Australia. And I'm not sure.
Speaker 2 (07:12):
How that relates to it, but so you follow her
and you and she said something about castor oil, and
that's when you started digging into this.
Speaker 5 (07:22):
Most definitely listen to what I read.
Speaker 2 (07:25):
Listen to what I just read while you're talking. Why
is castor oil so powerful? Castor oil is widely known
to be an excellent natural remedy for constipation, but can
also be used to benefit your hair, skin, and face.
Scientists and doctors believe that the high concentration of unsaturated
fatty acids that are present in castor oil are the
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reason for its incredible health benefits. And then there is
a page. Now these might be This might be the
castor oil Lobbying Association that says thirty castor oil benefits.
Do you want to hear that? Brenda? Okay, Natural arthritis
remedy number two, getting rid of stretch mark. When you
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got stretch marks, you lost one hundred and sixty pounds
a lot of times. Castor oil for treating acting deep
facial cleanser, eliminating fine lines and wrinkles, hair growth, Oh ramon,
you could use this relieving constapation.
Speaker 1 (08:26):
This is your drug right here, the Michael Barry Show.
Speaker 2 (08:35):
Billina writes, Mary had a little lamb she fed at
castor oil and everywhere that Mary went, it fertilized the soil.
My husband Ross remembers that from his childhood days at
the Hebronville Rodeo. Hebronville, Sorry, Hebronville, It's not from Israel.
The Hebronville Rodeo in South Texas, when the rodeo clown
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had the microphone. I take screenshots of things I read
with the intention of coming back and sharing those with you,
and sometimes they pile up, so I'm gonna try to
get through a.
Speaker 1 (09:11):
Few of them.
Speaker 2 (09:12):
This was an actual headline in the Houston Chronicle. Does
the Rodeo concert lineup represent Houston diversity?
Speaker 1 (09:21):
Shows?
Speaker 2 (09:22):
Include few women artists of color. There's only three women,
Apparently there need to be more women, and there's only
a few Mexican acts, and there's not enough black acts
and too much country and according to Spotify from the
Houston Chronicle music critic, according to Spotify, that's not what
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people listen to. Well, I got news for you, music critic. Boy,
this is a guy who I don't know the guy
in personal life, but this is a guy who fawns
over a Lance Bass, let's say, Or who was the
dude that did love it to Loca who, Yeah, he
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would love a Ricky markhye oh swooning. Or the bayhive
was in full swarm over Bay who was in town
this week at the football game and it was amazing.
I'm having trouble reck cover Rang, But the rodeo is
not diverse enough. Well, I'm gonna go ahead and tell
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you right now, until you have programmed a concert venue
shuts your mouth because you have no idea none. You
have no idea what draws a crowd. Everybody thinks they
know what draws a crowd. And this guy, he doesn't
listen to country music. And by the way, everybody that
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was country that he has in there, I wouldn't consider country.
I would consider pop. I would consider them all pop.
They just call it country because that's the thing you
do now. But it's not like they're going over the
top with country music. And by the way, what business
is it of yours who the rodeo? So what ought
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to happen?
Speaker 1 (11:12):
Is a rodeo ought to call?
Speaker 2 (11:14):
In the old days, Leroy Schaeffer or Don Jordan would
pick up the phone and they called Jack or one
of the guys at the Chronicle, and then'd go, hey,
get your ass over here to my boardroom within the hour,
and the Chronicle would go, yes, sir, and they'd get
to they'd rush over there and sit down. What the
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hell is this? And they'd go, what the hell is this?
And they'd slapped the paper because they would have read
the paper. It would have been printed and thrown out
to all that what the hell is this? And Don
Jordan would read the Riot Act while Leroy sat there,
maybe chumping on a cigar, and Jack would say, I
hadn't seen that.
Speaker 1 (11:55):
Well, read it out, go on, read it out.
Speaker 2 (11:59):
Does the Houston Livestock Show in Rodeo have enough diversity?
Speaker 1 (12:06):
Yeah, that'll do. That'll do.
Speaker 2 (12:09):
Since when is the Houston Chronicle concerned about whether we
got enough diversity at the Rodeo? Since when you got
enough diversity down there at the Chronicle?
Speaker 1 (12:21):
Huh do you?
Speaker 6 (12:25):
Well?
Speaker 2 (12:26):
This is Joey Gara. He's he's kind of he's kind
of out there on the limb all his own.
Speaker 1 (12:33):
Are you running the papers?
Speaker 2 (12:35):
He well, we've had let me get let me see
if we can't. No, no, no, you don't already did it?
Speaker 1 (12:45):
How much? Answer?
Speaker 2 (12:47):
Riddle me this, batman. How much did we spend at
the Chronicle last year? Well, I'll have to get I'll
tell you, because I write the checks. We spent five
hundred and eighty three thousand dollars with the Houston Chronicle
last year.
Speaker 1 (13:05):
Guess what, We're going to take a year off.
Speaker 2 (13:08):
Because that would have been a gazillion in today's world.
We're gonna take a year off and let y'all ponder
diversity because we're both white men sitting here. We don't
want you to have you We don't want you to
have a diversity problem. And who's bending money on that
damn paper? Because I bet you there ain't a lot
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of diversity on who's writing the checks to advertise it
to Houston Chronicle. So how about we take a year
off and help you with your diversity problem, and y'all
can run a review of next year's rodeo lineup and
we can decide whether we're going to write another check
for y'all, because guess what if that's the audience y'all
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are serving, that's not the audience we need to fill
up that NRG stadium. I don't know if you've seen
how big it is. Yeah, well, if this little fellow
right here, if he's the one that doesn't like what
we're doing, then we don't need And he's writing to
people who agree with what he's saying, that we don't
need to spend money with you. That's what would have
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happened back in the day. That's what should happen today.
They ought to be pulled up by their ears and
then the Houston Chronicle wouldn't write stupid stuff like that.
Do you think anybody is out here going, well, ain't
enough diversity. I looked at the lineup, ain't enough diversity.
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And then little Joey Gara he goes on Instagram and
he looks at the comments and Veronica Martinez said, I'd
really like them to have our Hispanic artists and preferably girls,
because they never have enough. And this person over here said, yeah,
I want more gay artists. And this person over here said,
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I want more EDM. There's not enough EDM. I'd like
come to do a n Avichi tribute. Maybe they can
have mister Beest do an appearance. I mean, what kind
of crap is this? If you don't like it? You
got the music critic who the only thing he likes
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is little gay boys artists and Beyonce and Taylor Swift.
You got this guy telling the Houston livestock showing rodeo
a proud heritage tradition of the greater Houston area that
takes about a I don't know how many thousand people
it takes to put that thing on. Almost all of
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them volunteer. There's no bigger community event that people volunteer.
You might have Tilman for Tita volunteering at tickets next
to a kid that's a first year employee at a
real estate firm running and putting signs into the ground.
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It's nothing better for the region. It creates a real
sense of community in this little dip. He's worried about diversity.
We need more diversity because.
Speaker 1 (16:09):
Spotify says it. We listen. Indudition is here's.
Speaker 2 (16:14):
The livestock John rodeo or a crap give him anoogie
on that say no money for one year?
Speaker 1 (16:19):
Well it was check back here Michael.
Speaker 3 (16:22):
Berry's show the new Compact desk bro It simply works better.
Speaker 2 (16:28):
Nolieve isis for so I had no idea, then say.
Speaker 3 (16:35):
Lo no fit If I had to spend forever in
heaven with.
Speaker 2 (16:41):
It don't sound gay is a wealthy.
Speaker 1 (16:46):
How Vigi is in Baby Ever?
Speaker 3 (16:50):
Money is wrong?
Speaker 5 (16:54):
The Dome Lsey and.
Speaker 2 (16:56):
Sin Our creator director Jim Mudd says, this fits both
your gay bump theme and the diversity the Chronicle wants
the Rodeo to have. Chris Hausman is an openly gay
country music artist. He incorporates his identity into his music,
celebrating diversity and addressing themes of equality and inclusivity. His
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work has been praised for challenging traditional norms in the
country music gene genre. How do you incorporate your identity
into your music? I just can't leave my buddy behind?
I mean, I don't where does that? What do you
do there? Melanie writes Zar. I just heard your Mary
had a little lamb. Rhyme. I have a few I
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made up when I was a kid. Mary had a
little lamb. It's sad but true. It followed her through
a traffic jam, and now it's mutt and stew. Mary
had a little lamb. Her father shot it dead. Now
she takes her lamb to school between two hunks of bread.
That's a dark child. Mary had a little lamb. She
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tied it to the sheaf, and every time he whacked
his tail, he spanked his little self. Oh, she tied
it to the shelf. Oh, I couldn't see that. Let
me ride that again. Mary had a little lamb. She
tied it to the shelf, and every time he whacked
his tail, he spanked his little self. No, not on
that one.
Speaker 1 (18:20):
Okay.
Speaker 2 (18:20):
Mary had a little lamb. She tied it to the heater.
Every time he turned around, he burned his little cedar.
All right, back to it here. Let me go back
with the stuff that I had that I have saved
for your enjoyment later. Buzz Patterson just posted the Astronaut.
As most of you know, I was hospital for eight
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days a few weeks ago. It started with a thirty
six hour er stay that was pure hell. It was
through real personal insight that leads me to conclude our
healthcare system is completely broken and needs to be overhauled.
Ain't that the truth? We were just talking about that?
One friend writes, I've been single for so long. I
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was at the club and a young lady asked me
who I'm with, and I said t mobile. President Trump's
Day one executive orders I'm told revolve around five key areas,
securing our border, beginning mass deportations, stripping down the green
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news scam, getting woke nonsense out of government, and removing
restrictions on energy exploration. I follow a bunch of wellness writers.
You know you've got to be careful that when you're
challenging the convention, or you don't believe everything. But some
of these things I think I believe to be correct,
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and it's worth studying. Truths you need to know. Ramon.
This is eight truths you need to know. Number one,
butter does not clog your arteries. Number two eggs do
not raise your cholesterol. Number three doesn't make you fat.
Number four food dies are harmful. Number five seed oils
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are not healthy. Number six red meat does not cause
heart disease. Number seven real salt is good for you.
Number eight sunshine improves your health. Actually, I believe all
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those to be true. One fellow wrote, I don't know him.
Tyrannical little men have slowly eroded the freedoms that the
founders afforded us by offering security and leaving us with neither.
Robert Wright four eleven, George Stephanopolis five to four General
Milly five to three, Jerry Nadler five to three, Anthony
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Fauci five to five, Vladimir Zelenski five six, Alejandro Mayor
because five to two. That little worm is five to two,
Merrick Garland five six, Chuck Todd five to two. So
Sheila Jayapaul four eleven Marxist midgets all fair enough. A
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woman who calls herself a fifth generation California has written California,
has written a lot about what happened in California and
the reason why, and she lays a lot of it
at the feet of billionaires Linda and Stuart Resnik. They
own something called the Wonderful Company, and apparently they control
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almost three quarters of the water supply. They own Fiji Water,
they own j NSQ, they own Justin Wines, Landmark Wines,
Lewis Sellars, Palm wonderful, you know, the the juices, pom
seedless lemons, Teleflora, wonderful halos, and they own wonderful pistachios.
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Have you ever seen the ads for pistachios that appear
a lot and then there's that, there's that. It's kind
of very pretty packaging, very very snazzy packaging for pistachios,
and you think, how can pistachios afford because they own
the pistachio industry. Santa Monica Police Department tells me this
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is Bill mallusion with Fox reporting. They've arrested ten burglary
suspects in the Palisades Fire evacuation zones since the fire began,
none of whom live in Santa Monica. Six of them
had burglary tools with them. One pair had the Watch
Duty app open on their phone to track evacuation zones.
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Santa Monica Police Department says they were able to stop
these attempted burglaries before they were carried out details and
booking photos. I'm told Joshua Leil Love was spotted in
a Santa Monica apartment breezeway and ran and he goes
through them and I'll make this easy for you. The
second one was Miguel on Hell Dorantes, Domingo, pache Coomonga.
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They're all illegal aliens, every one of them an illegal alien.
They're catching them now where they're going in and starting
fires in and around Los Angeles, and when the people evacuate,
they then go into the home and burgle it serious.
Michael Warburton, writes, Angela Lansbury once recalled her daughter falling
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under the spell of a Hollywood deadbeat who would pick
her up from school and get her to steal money
and food from her parents for him. Worried, Angela Lansbury
moved the entire family to Ireland. The deadbeat was Charlie Manson.
This was the Houston Chronicle story I told you about earlier.
Downtown Houston is unveiling plans for Main Street Promenade, a
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twelve million dollar project converting seven blocks into a permanent
pedestrian oriented walkway. Oh wait, let me see. So we
had pedestrian activity before the light rail because I used
to go down there to Saint Pete's Dancing Marlin. And
then they built the light rail, which destroyed downtown. It
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killed Adrian's Canteena, It killed Ambassador Shoe Shop, It killed
Saint or Pete's Dancing Marlin. It killed all these businesses
that were struggling to survive downtown. Because we're gonna have
a light rail and be world class, drove all those
businesses away, and now you're coming back and pouring all
this tax money into downtown. Tax money that's paid for
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by businesses not in downtown.
Speaker 1 (24:48):
Martha Berry Shoes say along with.
Speaker 6 (24:51):
Me, Oh, you think that's funny. There's no rumors.
Speaker 2 (25:08):
What so the rumor I'm getting from Austin is that
Dustin Burroughs has the votes to be the Speaker of
the House. This would mean that for twenty years now,
the Democrats have chosen our speaker, even though we have
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eighty eight Republicans that you worked hard to get into office.
So I just want to be very clear so that
we all understand what happens. The Democrats and a handful
of Republicans have joined together to defeat the majority of
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Republicans to choose the speaker. It's not official yet, it
will happen at noon, and I just want to be
very clear. The Republicans who teamed up with the Democrats
to give them a majority, because that's what they've done
to it. The reason the Democrats agreed to it is
now they get Democrat committee chairmanships. And you're gonna hear
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every the lobbyists are gonna write. Don't forward me a
damned email that you send to one of these state reps,
because it goes like this, Michael I said, Will Metcalf
an email and it said, Representative, what metcalf, you're signing
with the Democrats and you're helping the Democrats win and
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that's not what I voted for. And this is the
response he sent. It's twenty eight hundred words. You don't say.
That's exact response he sent to everybody who sent him
an email, complaining it wasn't even written by him. I
know who wrote it. It's Austin lobbyist who wrote it.
And it talks about how we've got to empower this,
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we got to be for we got to be for Trump,
we got to do that. It is these guys are
not for Trump. They have busted the whole thing up.
Now they got David Cook supporting Ryan Gihin. This whole
thing is screwed. But I just want you to understand,
just like we did last time, Ask Ernest Bells how
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well that worked out for him. Ask drunk Dad drunk days.
Finances have been exposed. There's five of them that are
owners of this Third Coast bank, according to Dan Patrick,
that are all in this cabal together, Dennis Bonning, his
brother Bonning, Drunk Dad, Harris and Burroughs. They all own
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this little bank together. And The rumor is allegation is
that they jack up people who do business with the
state to put their money with the bank. Who needs democrats?
We got these guys. Who needs democrats when you got
these guys. So apparently Ryan Ginn is emerging as an
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alternative candidate and David Cook is supporting him. Well, we'll
know within a couple hours. Well know, by tomorrow morning,
we'll be able to tell you exactly what's happening.
Speaker 1 (28:15):
Wow.
Speaker 2 (28:16):
Wow, Lacey Hull will Metcalf, every one of them, they're
going to have to answer for the vote. Ken Paxton
was at a church in the Woodlands this past week
and there were five hundred, probably seven hundred people in
a church that holds five five hundred. It was an incredible,
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incredible attendance.
Speaker 1 (28:44):
People.
Speaker 2 (28:45):
People have had enough of these Mitt Romney, Jeb Bush
Republicans that sell us out. Had e enough. Wendell, you're
on the Michael Berry Show. What you got, Wendell, Wendell? Yeah, Oh, Wendell, are.
Speaker 1 (29:15):
You in blue tooth?
Speaker 2 (29:16):
Please don't call this damn showing blue teeth again?
Speaker 1 (29:18):
Please do not do that.
Speaker 2 (29:20):
Why do we have to do this every time? I'm
just going to read stuff that I've screenshotted. The FBI's
Department of Justice numbers are out for twenty twenty four.
Blacks killed four hundred and fifty eight whites, whites killed.
Speaker 1 (29:36):
Eighty four blacks.
Speaker 2 (29:39):
Read that again, Blacks killed four hundred and fifty eight whites,
whites killed eighty four blacks. This ain't in South Africa.
It's in the United States. And reminder, the United States
is thirteen point seven percent black, fifty eight point four
percent white. So you got very few black people and
they're killing a lot of white people. You got a
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whole lot of white people and they're killing very few
black people. But sure, yeah, tell me, mister BLM how
scared blacks are in America today. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones
has spoken with Colorado head coach Dion Sanders about the
team's head coaching vacancy. Discussions are expected to continue regarding
the possibility of him becoming the next head coach in Dallas.
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Coach Prime is considered a top candidate, though the candidate,
though the Cowboys plan to interview other candidates as part
of the process. Oh please let them hire Deon Sanders,
because watching the Cowboys get all the press watch it.
What's o ed Werder? What's his name? That poor guy,
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he's on the constant Cowboys, but it's just sad he's
they've made him such a homer for the cowboy. Please
hire Dion and then we can hear all the stories
about how, oh this is so exciting and what a
quintessentially vintage signature Jerry Jones move and they'll go four
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and thirteen and it'll be glorious and they'll oh, but
it'll be all about Dion. We'll have Deon commercials and
it will be Deon d On don Oh, Yes, it's
gonna be great. And then they'll just lose their ass
off just constantly. You want to go back to Wendell.
Speaker 1 (31:21):
I'm aggravated, Ramon.
Speaker 2 (31:23):
You remember Dall in Slim Blade when he was upset
and he just wanted Carl to leave him alone before
chopping his head off. Remember when he remember when they
were having a rehearsal and he threw everybody out because
they weren't really a real band, and he realized that's
where his life. And that's the way I feel. We're
about to get screwed out of the Speaker's vote. Vote.
Speaker 1 (31:45):
You don't.
Speaker 2 (31:47):
Ramon. I do not enjoy having to spend all the
capital I build up not battling Democrats, but having to
battle Republicans who were selling us out privately, because then
I got to explain to listeners, Michael.
Speaker 1 (32:03):
How come you to be mad at Will Metcalf.
Speaker 2 (32:07):
He come to my church this Sunday and he said
he just wanted America to be great again, and then
he sold you out.
Speaker 1 (32:15):
What do he do?
Speaker 2 (32:16):
Michael?
Speaker 1 (32:16):
I voted all day every damn damn sick of it.
Speaker 2 (32:21):
Oh, here we go again. The lobbyists win. They always
win because not enough people will vote against the person
that is their Republican state rep because they cannot believe
that that person whose wife writes such nice things on Facebook.
I wish they'd stop criticizing my husband.
Speaker 1 (32:42):
He's doing the best he can.
Speaker 2 (32:45):
My husband cares about the children of this state. And
here's the picture of my husband. He was visiting the
old folks at the old folks home. And these people
criticizing him, they don't know my husband's heart. My husband
has a heart for the people of the state. And
if he doesn't win, you know what, that's fine, he
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can come back home. This is just nothing but hard
on him. In this family, your husband is selling us
down the river. And enough people and by the way,
they will be well funy. You see how many million
dollars went into drunk Daid's coffers to keep his statement
that over a thousand Democrats vote for the first time
ever in a Republican primary to keep him there. Why
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did they want drunk dates so bad? They've got to win.
They cannot let you win. They cannot let you win.
They have to keep the power. And what you understand,
but your neighbors don't. The nice neighbor is being not
a Democrat or claiming you're not a Democrat is not enough. Well,
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we're about to find out here in a minute, and
I have to waste a bunch of energy fight Republicans
over this
It's that time, time, time, time, luck and load. The
Michael Verie Show is on the air.
Speaker 2 (00:29):
We were talking about President Trump and the garbage man,
the garbage truck that will be part of the inaugural parade.
I love it. There should also be McDonald's reference in
there as well, because those were important issues. They're symbolic
something bigger. And I said, Ramon, won't you play Merle Haggard?
(00:51):
And he said, Merle Haggard wasn't gay. I know, but
it's not just the point. We did a garbage man
peace in honor of the garbage man issue when the
President got in the garbage truck during the campaign, which
(01:11):
was just perfect symbolism. And I said, why don't you
go ahead and play that because it'll remind people.
Speaker 1 (01:22):
I mean this.
Speaker 2 (01:24):
The election was still hanging in the balance at this point.
Speaker 3 (01:36):
At Jo, can here come the garbage man killed?
Speaker 1 (01:42):
Get out?
Speaker 3 (01:43):
Joe? Can here come the garbage man? Get out? Joe?
Can here come the garbage man? Last garbage man?
Speaker 4 (01:54):
And I have to begin by saying two hundred and
fifty million Americans are not garbage. This week, Kamala has
been comparing her political opponents to the most evil mass
murderers in history and now.
Speaker 2 (02:11):
Speaking on a call for.
Speaker 4 (02:12):
Her campaign last night, Crooked Joe Biden finally said what
he and Kamala really think of our supporters. He called
them garbage. No way, My supporters are far higher quality
than Crooked Joe or Lion Kamala.
Speaker 3 (02:29):
Higher you got, Joe? Can you come the garbage man?
You get out? You can you come the garbage man?
Get out?
Speaker 2 (02:45):
Joe?
Speaker 3 (02:45):
Can you do, garbage man?
Speaker 1 (02:51):
Kamala, Joe.
Speaker 4 (02:54):
Call all of us and them, even them, garbage. I
call you the heart and of America. You are the
heart cell. You built our country. You built it far
more than they built it. I can tell you that
you built.
Speaker 3 (03:08):
It after you can here come the garbage man.
Speaker 5 (03:14):
Hey, you're not.
Speaker 3 (03:16):
You can here come the garbage man.
Speaker 1 (03:22):
You're not?
Speaker 3 (03:22):
You can here come the garbage man.
Speaker 2 (03:48):
One hundred and twenty six thousand homes destroyed, one hundred
and four confirmed deaths, sixty billion dollars in damages. That's
in Western North Carolina. Don't worry about that. We won't
(04:12):
have every NFL game say our hearts go out to
Western North Carolina because every movie star doesn't live there. Now,
we don't need to worry about little old western North Carolina.
We needn't need to have professional sports make such a
(04:33):
big deal about Western North Carolina. Ramo, Oh, hold on, Brenda,
you're on the Michael Berry Show. Go ahead, she's got
natural remedies for those bulls.
Speaker 1 (04:45):
She called them balls. I hate the word balls, but
that's probably what they are.
Speaker 5 (04:49):
Go ahead, Yeah, boils Hei, good morning. So you know,
we just I just started looking into natural these. I'm
a retired paramedic, but I don't like all the medicines
that people get. I don't believe in all those medicines.
You know how it is. You've talked about it, where
(05:09):
people end up being on you know, fifteen or twenty medicines,
you know, towards the end of their life, and you
don't even know what's counteracting what and what's interacting with what.
But okay, Barbara O'Neil, there's a lot of people that
are familiar with her. Now she's on YouTube. She has
lots of hours of videos. She not only tells you
(05:30):
natural remedies, but she gives you the science behind those
natural remedies and why they work. Now, castor Oil appears
to be one of those fantastic things that God has
given us, and it will you do what's called up
a compress or not a compress, but a pack of
cast or old pack, and so you can get them
(05:53):
on Amazon. And just so you know, yeah, if you
take it in, yeah, if you take it internally, of course, yes, sir,
it is. But you can put it anywhere that you
have an issue. She is saying that it will break
(06:16):
up cyst, it'll break up into metriosis, it'll break up
cyst in your breast, it'll help your lymph nodes. I
have a friend of mine whose husband was pretty torn
up by a bull and he had back surgeries. He
had a lot of scar tissue in his back. He
started doing castul packs on his back and over a
(06:40):
period of two or three months that back pain started
to subside. So you know, it's not like an overnight thing.
So for instance, if you had that cyst for quite
a while and it's a large cist, it may take
several months to get it to break up. You just
have to be consistent doing it every night.
Speaker 2 (07:02):
That's very interesting. Have you found this out from listening
to this woman.
Speaker 5 (07:08):
Barbara Neil. She's fantastic. She's from Australia. And I'm not sure.
Speaker 2 (07:12):
How that relates to it, but so you follow her
and you and she said something about castor oil, and
that's when you started digging into this.
Speaker 5 (07:22):
Most definitely listen to what I read.
Speaker 2 (07:25):
Listen to what I just read while you're talking. Why
is castor oil so powerful? Castor oil is widely known
to be an excellent natural remedy for constipation, but can
also be used to benefit your hair, skin, and face.
Scientists and doctors believe that the high concentration of unsaturated
fatty acids that are present in castor oil are the
(07:49):
reason for its incredible health benefits. And then there is
a page. Now these might be This might be the
castor oil Lobbying Association that says thirty castor oil benefits.
Do you want to hear that? Brenda? Okay, Natural arthritis
remedy number two, getting rid of stretch mark. When you
(08:13):
got stretch marks, you lost one hundred and sixty pounds
a lot of times. Castor oil for treating acting deep
facial cleanser, eliminating fine lines and wrinkles, hair growth, Oh ramon,
you could use this relieving constapation.
Speaker 1 (08:26):
This is your drug right here, the Michael Barry Show.
Speaker 2 (08:35):
Billina writes, Mary had a little lamb she fed at
castor oil and everywhere that Mary went, it fertilized the soil.
My husband Ross remembers that from his childhood days at
the Hebronville Rodeo. Hebronville, Sorry, Hebronville, It's not from Israel.
The Hebronville Rodeo in South Texas, when the rodeo clown
(08:58):
had the microphone. I take screenshots of things I read
with the intention of coming back and sharing those with you,
and sometimes they pile up, so I'm gonna try to
get through a.
Speaker 1 (09:11):
Few of them.
Speaker 2 (09:12):
This was an actual headline in the Houston Chronicle. Does
the Rodeo concert lineup represent Houston diversity?
Speaker 1 (09:21):
Shows?
Speaker 2 (09:22):
Include few women artists of color. There's only three women,
Apparently there need to be more women, and there's only
a few Mexican acts, and there's not enough black acts
and too much country and according to Spotify from the
Houston Chronicle music critic, according to Spotify, that's not what
(09:42):
people listen to. Well, I got news for you, music critic. Boy,
this is a guy who I don't know the guy
in personal life, but this is a guy who fawns
over a Lance Bass, let's say, Or who was the
dude that did love it to Loca who, Yeah, he
(10:06):
would love a Ricky markhye oh swooning. Or the bayhive
was in full swarm over Bay who was in town
this week at the football game and it was amazing.
I'm having trouble reck cover Rang, But the rodeo is
not diverse enough. Well, I'm gonna go ahead and tell
(10:27):
you right now, until you have programmed a concert venue
shuts your mouth because you have no idea none. You
have no idea what draws a crowd. Everybody thinks they
know what draws a crowd. And this guy, he doesn't
listen to country music. And by the way, everybody that
(10:49):
was country that he has in there, I wouldn't consider country.
I would consider pop. I would consider them all pop.
They just call it country because that's the thing you
do now. But it's not like they're going over the
top with country music. And by the way, what business
is it of yours who the rodeo? So what ought
(11:12):
to happen?
Speaker 1 (11:12):
Is a rodeo ought to call?
Speaker 2 (11:14):
In the old days, Leroy Schaeffer or Don Jordan would
pick up the phone and they called Jack or one
of the guys at the Chronicle, and then'd go, hey,
get your ass over here to my boardroom within the hour,
and the Chronicle would go, yes, sir, and they'd get
to they'd rush over there and sit down. What the
(11:34):
hell is this? And they'd go, what the hell is this?
And they'd slapped the paper because they would have read
the paper. It would have been printed and thrown out
to all that what the hell is this? And Don
Jordan would read the Riot Act while Leroy sat there,
maybe chumping on a cigar, and Jack would say, I
hadn't seen that.
Speaker 1 (11:55):
Well, read it out, go on, read it out.
Speaker 2 (11:59):
Does the Houston Livestock Show in Rodeo have enough diversity?
Speaker 1 (12:06):
Yeah, that'll do. That'll do.
Speaker 2 (12:09):
Since when is the Houston Chronicle concerned about whether we
got enough diversity at the Rodeo? Since when you got
enough diversity down there at the Chronicle?
Speaker 1 (12:21):
Huh do you?
Speaker 6 (12:25):
Well?
Speaker 2 (12:26):
This is Joey Gara. He's he's kind of he's kind
of out there on the limb all his own.
Speaker 1 (12:33):
Are you running the papers?
Speaker 2 (12:35):
He well, we've had let me get let me see
if we can't. No, no, no, you don't already did it?
Speaker 1 (12:45):
How much? Answer?
Speaker 2 (12:47):
Riddle me this, batman. How much did we spend at
the Chronicle last year? Well, I'll have to get I'll
tell you, because I write the checks. We spent five
hundred and eighty three thousand dollars with the Houston Chronicle
last year.
Speaker 1 (13:05):
Guess what, We're going to take a year off.
Speaker 2 (13:08):
Because that would have been a gazillion in today's world.
We're gonna take a year off and let y'all ponder
diversity because we're both white men sitting here. We don't
want you to have you We don't want you to
have a diversity problem. And who's bending money on that
damn paper? Because I bet you there ain't a lot
(13:29):
of diversity on who's writing the checks to advertise it
to Houston Chronicle. So how about we take a year
off and help you with your diversity problem, and y'all
can run a review of next year's rodeo lineup and
we can decide whether we're going to write another check
for y'all, because guess what if that's the audience y'all
(13:50):
are serving, that's not the audience we need to fill
up that NRG stadium. I don't know if you've seen
how big it is. Yeah, well, if this little fellow
right here, if he's the one that doesn't like what
we're doing, then we don't need And he's writing to
people who agree with what he's saying, that we don't
need to spend money with you. That's what would have
(14:11):
happened back in the day. That's what should happen today.
They ought to be pulled up by their ears and
then the Houston Chronicle wouldn't write stupid stuff like that.
Do you think anybody is out here going, well, ain't
enough diversity. I looked at the lineup, ain't enough diversity.
(14:33):
And then little Joey Gara he goes on Instagram and
he looks at the comments and Veronica Martinez said, I'd
really like them to have our Hispanic artists and preferably girls,
because they never have enough. And this person over here said, yeah,
I want more gay artists. And this person over here said,
(14:55):
I want more EDM. There's not enough EDM. I'd like
come to do a n Avichi tribute. Maybe they can
have mister Beest do an appearance. I mean, what kind
of crap is this? If you don't like it? You
got the music critic who the only thing he likes
(15:18):
is little gay boys artists and Beyonce and Taylor Swift.
You got this guy telling the Houston livestock showing rodeo
a proud heritage tradition of the greater Houston area that
takes about a I don't know how many thousand people
it takes to put that thing on. Almost all of
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them volunteer. There's no bigger community event that people volunteer.
You might have Tilman for Tita volunteering at tickets next
to a kid that's a first year employee at a
real estate firm running and putting signs into the ground.
(16:00):
It's nothing better for the region. It creates a real
sense of community in this little dip. He's worried about diversity.
We need more diversity because.
Speaker 1 (16:09):
Spotify says it. We listen. Indudition is here's.
Speaker 2 (16:14):
The livestock John rodeo or a crap give him anoogie
on that say no money for one year?
Speaker 1 (16:19):
Well it was check back here Michael.
Speaker 3 (16:22):
Berry's show the new Compact desk bro It simply works better.
Speaker 2 (16:28):
Nolieve isis for so I had no idea, then say.
Speaker 3 (16:35):
Lo no fit If I had to spend forever in
heaven with.
Speaker 2 (16:41):
It don't sound gay is a wealthy.
Speaker 1 (16:46):
How Vigi is in Baby Ever?
Speaker 3 (16:50):
Money is wrong?
Speaker 5 (16:54):
The Dome Lsey and.
Speaker 2 (16:56):
Sin Our creator director Jim Mudd says, this fits both
your gay bump theme and the diversity the Chronicle wants
the Rodeo to have. Chris Hausman is an openly gay
country music artist. He incorporates his identity into his music,
celebrating diversity and addressing themes of equality and inclusivity. His
(17:20):
work has been praised for challenging traditional norms in the
country music gene genre. How do you incorporate your identity
into your music? I just can't leave my buddy behind?
I mean, I don't where does that? What do you
do there? Melanie writes Zar. I just heard your Mary
had a little lamb. Rhyme. I have a few I
(17:42):
made up when I was a kid. Mary had a
little lamb. It's sad but true. It followed her through
a traffic jam, and now it's mutt and stew. Mary
had a little lamb. Her father shot it dead. Now
she takes her lamb to school between two hunks of bread.
That's a dark child. Mary had a little lamb. She
(18:02):
tied it to the sheaf, and every time he whacked
his tail, he spanked his little self. Oh, she tied
it to the shelf. Oh, I couldn't see that. Let
me ride that again. Mary had a little lamb. She
tied it to the shelf, and every time he whacked
his tail, he spanked his little self. No, not on
that one.
Speaker 1 (18:20):
Okay.
Speaker 2 (18:20):
Mary had a little lamb. She tied it to the heater.
Every time he turned around, he burned his little cedar.
All right, back to it here. Let me go back
with the stuff that I had that I have saved
for your enjoyment later. Buzz Patterson just posted the Astronaut.
As most of you know, I was hospital for eight
(18:42):
days a few weeks ago. It started with a thirty
six hour er stay that was pure hell. It was
through real personal insight that leads me to conclude our
healthcare system is completely broken and needs to be overhauled.
Ain't that the truth? We were just talking about that?
One friend writes, I've been single for so long. I
(19:04):
was at the club and a young lady asked me
who I'm with, and I said t mobile. President Trump's
Day one executive orders I'm told revolve around five key areas,
securing our border, beginning mass deportations, stripping down the green
(19:24):
news scam, getting woke nonsense out of government, and removing
restrictions on energy exploration. I follow a bunch of wellness writers.
You know you've got to be careful that when you're
challenging the convention, or you don't believe everything. But some
of these things I think I believe to be correct,
(19:45):
and it's worth studying. Truths you need to know. Ramon.
This is eight truths you need to know. Number one,
butter does not clog your arteries. Number two eggs do
not raise your cholesterol. Number three doesn't make you fat.
Number four food dies are harmful. Number five seed oils
(20:10):
are not healthy. Number six red meat does not cause
heart disease. Number seven real salt is good for you.
Number eight sunshine improves your health. Actually, I believe all
(20:30):
those to be true. One fellow wrote, I don't know him.
Tyrannical little men have slowly eroded the freedoms that the
founders afforded us by offering security and leaving us with neither.
Robert Wright four eleven, George Stephanopolis five to four General
Milly five to three, Jerry Nadler five to three, Anthony
(20:53):
Fauci five to five, Vladimir Zelenski five six, Alejandro Mayor
because five to two. That little worm is five to two,
Merrick Garland five six, Chuck Todd five to two. So
Sheila Jayapaul four eleven Marxist midgets all fair enough. A
(21:16):
woman who calls herself a fifth generation California has written California,
has written a lot about what happened in California and
the reason why, and she lays a lot of it
at the feet of billionaires Linda and Stuart Resnik. They
own something called the Wonderful Company, and apparently they control
(21:37):
almost three quarters of the water supply. They own Fiji Water,
they own j NSQ, they own Justin Wines, Landmark Wines,
Lewis Sellars, Palm wonderful, you know, the the juices, pom
seedless lemons, Teleflora, wonderful halos, and they own wonderful pistachios.
(22:05):
Have you ever seen the ads for pistachios that appear
a lot and then there's that, there's that. It's kind
of very pretty packaging, very very snazzy packaging for pistachios,
and you think, how can pistachios afford because they own
the pistachio industry. Santa Monica Police Department tells me this
(22:30):
is Bill mallusion with Fox reporting. They've arrested ten burglary
suspects in the Palisades Fire evacuation zones since the fire began,
none of whom live in Santa Monica. Six of them
had burglary tools with them. One pair had the Watch
Duty app open on their phone to track evacuation zones.
(22:50):
Santa Monica Police Department says they were able to stop
these attempted burglaries before they were carried out details and
booking photos. I'm told Joshua Leil Love was spotted in
a Santa Monica apartment breezeway and ran and he goes
through them and I'll make this easy for you. The
second one was Miguel on Hell Dorantes, Domingo, pache Coomonga.
(23:15):
They're all illegal aliens, every one of them an illegal alien.
They're catching them now where they're going in and starting
fires in and around Los Angeles, and when the people evacuate,
they then go into the home and burgle it serious.
Michael Warburton, writes, Angela Lansbury once recalled her daughter falling
(23:36):
under the spell of a Hollywood deadbeat who would pick
her up from school and get her to steal money
and food from her parents for him. Worried, Angela Lansbury
moved the entire family to Ireland. The deadbeat was Charlie Manson.
This was the Houston Chronicle story I told you about earlier.
Downtown Houston is unveiling plans for Main Street Promenade, a
(23:58):
twelve million dollar project converting seven blocks into a permanent
pedestrian oriented walkway. Oh wait, let me see. So we
had pedestrian activity before the light rail because I used
to go down there to Saint Pete's Dancing Marlin. And
then they built the light rail, which destroyed downtown. It
(24:21):
killed Adrian's Canteena, It killed Ambassador Shoe Shop, It killed
Saint or Pete's Dancing Marlin. It killed all these businesses
that were struggling to survive downtown. Because we're gonna have
a light rail and be world class, drove all those
businesses away, and now you're coming back and pouring all
this tax money into downtown. Tax money that's paid for
(24:44):
by businesses not in downtown.
Speaker 1 (24:48):
Martha Berry Shoes say along with.
Speaker 6 (24:51):
Me, Oh, you think that's funny. There's no rumors.
Speaker 2 (25:08):
What so the rumor I'm getting from Austin is that
Dustin Burroughs has the votes to be the Speaker of
the House. This would mean that for twenty years now,
the Democrats have chosen our speaker, even though we have
(25:32):
eighty eight Republicans that you worked hard to get into office.
So I just want to be very clear so that
we all understand what happens. The Democrats and a handful
of Republicans have joined together to defeat the majority of
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Republicans to choose the speaker. It's not official yet, it
will happen at noon, and I just want to be
very clear. The Republicans who teamed up with the Democrats
to give them a majority, because that's what they've done
to it. The reason the Democrats agreed to it is
now they get Democrat committee chairmanships. And you're gonna hear
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every the lobbyists are gonna write. Don't forward me a
damned email that you send to one of these state reps,
because it goes like this, Michael I said, Will Metcalf
an email and it said, Representative, what metcalf, you're signing
with the Democrats and you're helping the Democrats win and
(26:35):
that's not what I voted for. And this is the
response he sent. It's twenty eight hundred words. You don't say.
That's exact response he sent to everybody who sent him
an email, complaining it wasn't even written by him. I
know who wrote it. It's Austin lobbyist who wrote it.
And it talks about how we've got to empower this,
(26:57):
we got to be for we got to be for Trump,
we got to do that. It is these guys are
not for Trump. They have busted the whole thing up.
Now they got David Cook supporting Ryan Gihin. This whole
thing is screwed. But I just want you to understand,
just like we did last time, Ask Ernest Bells how
(27:18):
well that worked out for him. Ask drunk Dad drunk days.
Finances have been exposed. There's five of them that are
owners of this Third Coast bank, according to Dan Patrick,
that are all in this cabal together, Dennis Bonning, his
brother Bonning, Drunk Dad, Harris and Burroughs. They all own
(27:42):
this little bank together. And The rumor is allegation is
that they jack up people who do business with the
state to put their money with the bank. Who needs democrats?
We got these guys. Who needs democrats when you got
these guys. So apparently Ryan Ginn is emerging as an
(28:04):
alternative candidate and David Cook is supporting him. Well, we'll
know within a couple hours. Well know, by tomorrow morning,
we'll be able to tell you exactly what's happening.
Speaker 1 (28:15):
Wow.
Speaker 2 (28:16):
Wow, Lacey Hull will Metcalf, every one of them, they're
going to have to answer for the vote. Ken Paxton
was at a church in the Woodlands this past week
and there were five hundred, probably seven hundred people in
a church that holds five five hundred. It was an incredible,
(28:42):
incredible attendance.
Speaker 1 (28:44):
People.
Speaker 2 (28:45):
People have had enough of these Mitt Romney, Jeb Bush
Republicans that sell us out. Had e enough. Wendell, you're
on the Michael Berry Show. What you got, Wendell, Wendell? Yeah, Oh, Wendell, are.
Speaker 1 (29:15):
You in blue tooth?
Speaker 2 (29:16):
Please don't call this damn showing blue teeth again?
Speaker 1 (29:18):
Please do not do that.
Speaker 2 (29:20):
Why do we have to do this every time? I'm
just going to read stuff that I've screenshotted. The FBI's
Department of Justice numbers are out for twenty twenty four.
Blacks killed four hundred and fifty eight whites, whites killed.
Speaker 1 (29:36):
Eighty four blacks.
Speaker 2 (29:39):
Read that again, Blacks killed four hundred and fifty eight whites,
whites killed eighty four blacks. This ain't in South Africa.
It's in the United States. And reminder, the United States
is thirteen point seven percent black, fifty eight point four
percent white. So you got very few black people and
they're killing a lot of white people. You got a
(30:01):
whole lot of white people and they're killing very few
black people. But sure, yeah, tell me, mister BLM how
scared blacks are in America today. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones
has spoken with Colorado head coach Dion Sanders about the
team's head coaching vacancy. Discussions are expected to continue regarding
the possibility of him becoming the next head coach in Dallas.
(30:22):
Coach Prime is considered a top candidate, though the candidate,
though the Cowboys plan to interview other candidates as part
of the process. Oh please let them hire Deon Sanders,
because watching the Cowboys get all the press watch it.
What's o ed Werder? What's his name? That poor guy,
(30:43):
he's on the constant Cowboys, but it's just sad he's
they've made him such a homer for the cowboy. Please
hire Dion and then we can hear all the stories
about how, oh this is so exciting and what a
quintessentially vintage signature Jerry Jones move and they'll go four
(31:04):
and thirteen and it'll be glorious and they'll oh, but
it'll be all about Dion. We'll have Deon commercials and
it will be Deon d On don Oh, Yes, it's
gonna be great. And then they'll just lose their ass
off just constantly. You want to go back to Wendell.
Speaker 1 (31:21):
I'm aggravated, Ramon.
Speaker 2 (31:23):
You remember Dall in Slim Blade when he was upset
and he just wanted Carl to leave him alone before
chopping his head off. Remember when he remember when they
were having a rehearsal and he threw everybody out because
they weren't really a real band, and he realized that's
where his life. And that's the way I feel. We're
about to get screwed out of the Speaker's vote. Vote.
Speaker 1 (31:45):
You don't.
Speaker 2 (31:47):
Ramon. I do not enjoy having to spend all the
capital I build up not battling Democrats, but having to
battle Republicans who were selling us out privately, because then
I got to explain to listeners, Michael.
Speaker 1 (32:03):
How come you to be mad at Will Metcalf.
Speaker 2 (32:07):
He come to my church this Sunday and he said
he just wanted America to be great again, and then
he sold you out.
Speaker 1 (32:15):
What do he do?
Speaker 2 (32:16):
Michael?
Speaker 1 (32:16):
I voted all day every damn damn sick of it.
Speaker 2 (32:21):
Oh, here we go again. The lobbyists win. They always
win because not enough people will vote against the person
that is their Republican state rep because they cannot believe
that that person whose wife writes such nice things on Facebook.
I wish they'd stop criticizing my husband.
Speaker 1 (32:42):
He's doing the best he can.
Speaker 2 (32:45):
My husband cares about the children of this state. And
here's the picture of my husband. He was visiting the
old folks at the old folks home. And these people
criticizing him, they don't know my husband's heart. My husband
has a heart for the people of the state. And
if he doesn't win, you know what, that's fine, he
(33:05):
can come back home. This is just nothing but hard
on him. In this family, your husband is selling us
down the river. And enough people and by the way,
they will be well funy. You see how many million
dollars went into drunk Daid's coffers to keep his statement
that over a thousand Democrats vote for the first time
ever in a Republican primary to keep him there. Why
(33:28):
did they want drunk dates so bad? They've got to win.
They cannot let you win. They cannot let you win.
They have to keep the power. And what you understand,
but your neighbors don't. The nice neighbor is being not
a Democrat or claiming you're not a Democrat is not enough. Well,
(33:50):
we're about to find out here in a minute, and
I have to waste a bunch of energy fight Republicans
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