Sunday Night With Allen Ray 7/27/25

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Fire and Brimstone coming down from the skies, rivers and seas,
boiler forty years.

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Of darkness, earthquakes, volcanoes, a bad rising.

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From the green, human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together, Massistaria, doom.

Speaker 1 (03:47):
It is your prayer of all things Doom. It's Sunday
Night with Alan Ray. I'm your humble host, Alan Ray caught.
It feels like it's been forever since I've done this, Folks.
Last week already's first, No matter where he is, he's first.
Last week, just man, I was just baked. I didn't

(04:08):
get home till about nine thirty at night, quarter to ten,
and I quite literally sat on my patio in the dark,
staring blankly at the black, inky sky for probably an
hour and a half before I just said, man, I'm
going to bed. The last since since the beginning of June, okay,

(04:31):
maybe even the last week of May, my schedule has
been nuts. It's it's almost like I'm back doing my
other job and doing, you know, the things I used
to do when I outdrove myself completely insane and many
of you who know me personally know that man I had.
I had basically a collapse of life many years ago.

(04:54):
It's been a while now, been a long time. I
had to scratch, claw, bite my way back into somewhat
reasonable sanity, but I did. But this last couple of
months has been very reminiscent of those times, ending last night. Now,
last night was not a bad thing at all. In fact,

(05:18):
last night I dragged all my bass guitar equipment out
and I did a show with the old rock band
that I played with, not really rock anymore. They We
used to start out kind of light rock country, and
by the fourth set we were playing really heavy metal stuff.
Just you know, the lead singer just turned seventy three, folks,

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I'm gonna be sixty in a month. Okay, So we
don't do that stuff anymore. And we got a little
rowdy last night. And the cool thing was the party
we played was for Okay, his band has been around
since nineteen sixty nine in one form or another, and
the party we played last night for it was for
a former drummer and a lot of the people who

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were there was this drummer's anniversary with his wife. A
lot of The people who were there were people who
have followed this band through the ages. Some of them
were on our now infamous camping trip where we played
the campground down in Indiana and we ended up taking
over the whole campground with this caravan. It was the

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craziest weekend I probably have remembered in a long time. Now,
this was many years ago, folks. I haven't played for
these guys in like sixteen seventeen years now. I shouldn't
say I haven't played for I wasn't an official member
of the band. I have sat in with them one, two,
maybe three times a year pretty much ever since I quit.

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I quit to go back to college. I quit to
finish my degree. Let's see, I'm going to be sixty.
Oh my god, I quit that band twenty years ago
because I turned forty right after I quit that band.
Almost well, man, it's been that long anyways. There is

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this chance. We had a long discussion last night kicking around,
and I love these guys to death. They're like cousins.
There's a chance I might be hooking back up with
them and doing a couple of years of shows. And
you know, this isn't very doomy, but I'm gonna tell
you guys something. This is a life lesson that I've learned. Okay,

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and maybe you could take this to other aspects of
your life. My my take on bands now, joining bands,
doing you know, the acoustic act I did, and all
that stuff. My philosophy on there now is I consider
them projects. Okay. A project has a beginning, a middle,

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and an end. And the reason I have that attitude,
the reason I have that mentality now is I've been
in too many bands where it's like dragging a dead
horse around. It's like dragging a dead carcass. Nobody likes
each other, nobody wants to play with each other, but
yet you keep on booking gigs because hey, it's you know,

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easy cash. You don't talk other than you know when
you're on stage, but you're really you're backstabbing each other.
It's like it's like going through a divorce to finally
get yourself out of that band. I don't want to
do that anymore. Life is too short. So I told
them last night, you know, you have to understand my attitude,

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my mentality. I will do I will do a string
of shows with you. This will be a project I
do my own stuff. But I will gladly, I will
gladly hook up with these guys. And they're they're narrowing down,
They're they're winding down. The lead singer just turned seventy three.
I'm the baby of the band, okay, and I'm gonna

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be sixty at That tells you anything. We don't have
the energy to do this stuff. It's not the music,
it's the setting up, the tearing down, the getting home
at two three o'clock in the morning. It sucks. The
older you get, the more it sucks. So take that.
You know, that's your that's your free life. Advice for
Sunday Night with Alan Ray Okay, consider things like that. Projects.

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Don't be afraid you can. You could do this with anything,
a book club, an organization you're gonna join, whatever. Think
of them as projects and projects have a beginning, a middle,
and an end. And tell the people, I'm going to
do this for X amount of weeks or X amount
of years, x amount of months, and at that time

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I will sit down reevaluate everything, and I'll tell you
if I'm gonna carry on or if I'm just gonna
do something else. And that's you know, these guys were like, okay,
we're cool with that, but we probably won't even last
that long. But that's great. I love these guys to death.
And like I said, it's a legacy band. They're a

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party band. Okay, they don't play anything that most half
musicians can't figure out or don't know. There's a be
a complicated thing, but most of it's just party music.
They just want to get out there and make people
shake their booty and have a good time. And that's
all we've ever done. And the twelve years I played
with them, that's what we did. We would just rock

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the house. We just had packed clubs, packed bars, packed weddings.
Last night, there's a good turnout, people dancing, having a
good time and just enjoyed themselves. We don't do anything
heavy or complicated, and we don't have an attitude. You know,
it's not like congratulations, you're in a band, so am
I whatever? But if I do, and then this is

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a contingent on a few things, and if they do
officially say hey, come back to the band, I probably
am't going to do a string of shows with them,
maybe a couple of years. So I'm happy. Welcome to
Sunday Night. With Alan Ray. I am your humble host,
Alan Ray. Guys in the chat, you just heard, you
just heard Lost Wander with Jeff. Excellent show. I could

(11:17):
sit there and listen to him talk about space stuff
all night. Excellent show. We had a juxtaposition. I got
home just on time to catch like the last fifteen
minutes and stuck my head in and said, hi guys
last night. But I did go back and listen to it.
Juxtaposition last night was excellent. It's just been a good
weekend for KLARN Radio. But we have Jeff in the chat.

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We got Raptor in the chat, we got already in
the chat. We got Political Junkie in the chat, PJ.
He says, come on, Roger Daltrey and Pete Townsend have
been fighting for sixty years.

Speaker 7 (11:52):
Do it.

Speaker 1 (11:55):
The twelve years I played with these guys, there there
was a lot of disagreements, arguments fighting, but but a
lot of it was just wound up with with h yeah,
your mom or something like that, you know, and we
would all laugh and go our ways, because you know,
we're all pretty tight. Even now. Just walking back. Oh,
we have Eric in the chat. Good evening, Eric, Glad

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you're glad you made it man. So it was a
great time. We had an excellent time. But in the meantime,
we were supposed to do a Playing in the Dirt tonight.
Stacy my co hosts were Playing in the Dirt is
a little under the weather, and I'm like, hey, don't
sweat it. We'll reschedule it. Well, do we do it
next week week after when you're ready. I mean, just
let me know. We'll pop in. It's a Sunday night,

(12:36):
We'll just do it. I feel bad because I just
last week I just did not get home and and
I just just said, hey, guys, not doing it. But
that's all right. A lot a lot has happened in

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the last couple of weeks. You know, I go through Twitter.
I get my news on x ZiT or whatever you
want to call it. I'm old school, I call it Twitter.
I get a lot of my news on there because
you get a lot of you get a lot of
hot takes, but you also get a lot of facts
back in those hot takes up that either prove or

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disprove the news. And as much as the media absolutely
loaths the fact that they are now under a microscope
and they are now being viewed by the America by
you know, we the people, not just Americans, all over
the world, and they cannot get away with the indoctrination

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that they used to get get away with, and it's
getting worse and worse for them. It's getting so bad
that CBS is I mean, they're showing signs of unraveling. Guys.
You're seeing legacy media starting to unravel. And I saw
somebody post this, and I tend to agree with it

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that there has to be there has to be some
kind of a connection between all of the USAID defunding,
disbanding USAID, and all of a sudden, a lot of
these places are starting to have financial troubles, which leads
me to the question, why the heck was my paycheck

(14:22):
going to these propaganda outlets. We did find out and
Brad Slager mentioned this on his show that all of
a sudden, all of these people have pulled together and
they're donating money to PBS and NPR and we'll teach

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them magas and them Trumpers who are going to funded ourselves.
All right, yes, do that. Congratulations, you're donating money. Keep
it afloat if you like it so much, keep it
a float. I don't have a problem with that. Guys

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in chance, does any of you have a problem with
somebody donating their own money to PBS and NPR. I mean,
if you're a left wing fruitcake guess and a hundred
bucks in briar patching, yes, I have a problem with it.
And they're doing it to own Namega. It's not the

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only you think it is, man, it really is not.
What you're doing is support. You're putting your money where
your mouth is. We do it on the right all
the time, we really do. Alex Jones figured out how
to make that happen. I don't think Alex Jones gets
USAID funding. The Power Hour years ago with Joyce Riley

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would sell things on their show. That's where Alex Jones
got the idea, I'm pretty sure. And they were all,
what is that the Genesis Network or something years ago
and I used to listen to them all and show wave.
They would say, Hey, buy our stuff. This is how
we make money, this is how we fund. We don't
need nngos, we don't need the government to keep US

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afloat and the NPR's over there going whoa if what
are the people in the cornfields of Southeastern Michigan gonna
do if there's a tornado or there's weather's that's the
last thing I'm gonna do. If if if there's a
thunderstorm rolling through The absolute last place I'm ever going
to listen for for any kind of emergency situation would

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be NPR or PBS the last place, because I seriously
doubt they would even cut into their own programming to
bring you an emergency update. It won't happen. I mean,
when's last time you heard him cut into Fresh Air?

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This is Fresh Air with Alan Ray today. Donald Trump
destroyed the world. We're all dead because of Donald Trump.
Wait a minute, there's an emergency broadcast coming in. Donald
Trump is a bad person. That's the emergency broadcast. In
the meanwhile, tornado's going through your house and everything. And

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you know, the funny thing is all the usual clowns
your truck, Schumer's your I don't know if Nancy Pelosi
get in it, but the Elizabeth Warren, all your usual
left wing clowns sanctimoniously get up there and they get
on social media and they get behind their little pullpits
of government preaching, and they go, oh, dare you take

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the funding away. People are going to die. They're not. Really.
When's the last time any of these people even stepped
out into an area like this, they'd be terrified to
come out here, Come on out here, Tabeth Warren, come
on out. I'll take it for a tour around the
cornfields of southeastern Michigan and show you just exactly how

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many people are listening to NPR. That number would be
very close to zero. Political junkie're exactly right. NNGO equals scam,
government scam. So there's that. And of course, you know,
I do believe that part of that, part of the

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real part of that, and I'm skipping around him. I'm
skipping around on my notes. Part of that whole thing
is cold Colbert losing his job and oh my gosh,
listen to the chickens squawk. This this is a travesty.

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This is this is the end of the world. As
we know, Stephen Colbert is going to lose his job. Well,
you know how dare CBS FI or Stephen Colbert people,
And yes, they actually did go there. They did say
that people are going to die because Colbert actually was
losing was getting canceled. And of course David Letterman who

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at one point in time used to be pretty funny
many many years ago. I've used to watch this show
once in a while and I'd get a laugh out
of it. He came out, Oh dare they? How dare they?
And what the what is this? This is w KB

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in first News or some I don't know late night
hosts to bash CBS News after announce it would sunset
the Late Show after more than three decades on air.
While praising hosts Stephen Colbert as a martyr, He's a martyr.
They killed him, folks, they killed Stephen Colbert. What a

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bunch of indy hosts alluded to the recent sixteen million
dollars settlement between CBS's parent company, Paramount Gold, and the
Trump administration, and it's expected it murdered Drew with entertainment
giant Scott quote. I think one day, if not today,

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the people at the CBS who have manipulated and naughtless,
he said during a recorded chat with his former Late
show producers Barbara Gaines and Mary Barclay. I only wish
this could happen to me. This that's would have been
so great for me. Me me me me me me

(20:44):
me me me me, Me, Me, me time. Now he
just looks like a homeless guy that lives out behind
your dumpster. That one. It's kind of sad. John Stewart's
on the You think he's next Raptors, says John Stewart's
next time the chopping blood. So we'll see how that happens.

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It's good. I hope my sound is still coming through
the computers doing funky things. It's kind of god. I
hope it's still going. Anyways, I'm gonna still go. I
don't care. I'm just gonna keep running my mouth for
the next forty minutes. But I can't help but wonder

(21:29):
if all of this, well, yeah, I think maybe the
Colbert thing might be because well, effectively, he's not funny.
He's a partisan hack and they're saying it's a little choppy. Yeah,
well whatever, what can you do? But anyways, I think
the problem, what what they're not saying, is well, what

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the headlines should read as Stephen Colbert runs the Late
Show into the ground with his partisanship and his lack
of humor and wit. He's kind of a jackass and
he's not that funny. Sorry, Stephen, there you go. I
said it. I said it, and I'm not ashamed. I'm proud. Okay,

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maybe maybe be like south Park. That's the other thing
going on right now that just cracks me up. Yeah,
you know, south Park made fun of Donald Trump again.
South Park made fun of Donald Trump before. It's not
the first time. And they're going the people that the

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right are get near and he said back, he's not,
dear friend. South Park is the mad magazine of this generation.
They're going to roast everybody, and I will find it hysterical.
You know what if if I ever got famous and
I put this out on Twitter, if I ever got
famous for some reason doing something and they decided they

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were going to roast me, I hope I can hold
them on time so I could say, guys, I don't
care where you want to go with this, but please
let me do the voiceover. Just let me go in
there and do the voiceover. Yeah, I know, you do
your worst. You know, just at south Park. Man, they're

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going to roast everybody. They're nobody's friend. Deal with it.
And seriously, yeah, I would do that, I really would.
I mean, Tom Cruise threw a fit, man, Damn Casey's
in the closet. Won't come out. You know that's funny stuff, man,

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mister Garrett acting like Donald Trump and telling the absolute
truth and saying, don't vote for me. You know that's funny.
It's humor. They roast people, that's what they do. They're
like Mad Magazine. Nobody was sacred with Mad Magazine. I
grew up on that right. Jason jeff says Jason from

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The Ghost Hunters was the most upset because he would
have done the show. I know a lot of people
who would. I know a lot of people who would
just go and there say, dudes, if you're gonna roast me,
at least let me do the voice, do your worst.
I'll play along with it, because think about it. Think
about it. If South Park is roasting you, you've arrived,
You're there, You've done something. It's like Mad Magazine. If

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Mad Magazine took the time to make a bunch of
panels and artists set down and drew a character, a
caricature of you, and put it in their magazine, it
meant you had arrived. You were in the spotlight. Baby.
It was a beautiful thing. Lord of Mercy. It's like

(25:07):
weird al exactly exactly already. It's like weird Al yank
of it. If you had a song that weird Al
would make a parody of, then you were famous. I mean.
And if one of my songs ever took off and
he wanted to make fun of it, I'd be right

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there playing an instrument along with him. I'd be right there.
Why wouldn't you? Life isn't I mean? You know? And
I think the problem is is a lot of people,
mostly on the left, but some even on the right,
are just so up their own backsides that they just
can't let go. They have no sense of humor. Folks.

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I'm a walking joke. Okay, I do this Sunday Night
with Alan Rae, a hack show. I'm a hack musician.
I'm a hack amateur radio operator. I do a lot
of things. I don't do any of them all that good.
I have fun, though, and if somebody wants to make
fun of me, I just laugh because I'm fallible. I

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am kind of funny. I do stupid things and I laugh.
My wife and I laugh at each other all the time.
That's probably why we've gotten through thirty six years of marriage.
It is what it is. Don't think so highly of yourself,
Get over yourself. Jesus, Stephen Colber, Colbert, whatever, If you're

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so great, if you're such a god, if you're such
a deity of comedy, why don't you do what Tucker
Carlson did and just take your show and put it
on X. All your fans won't find you. Both of
them so self important to make me sick half the time.

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The other thing I've been struggling with lately are more
Canadian wildfires. And you're exactly right. Political junk or politics junkie.
There's no such thing as bad press unless you're Madonna
and you made yourself look like an alien instead of
a chick. And don't get me started on Madonna. You know,

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she had the opportunity. She had a great voice, She
had the opportunity to grow old gracefully and make songs
that would grow old too, better songs, higher quality songs. No,
she wanted to portray herself as an eighteen year old

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slut all the way up into her sixties, and the
joke's not funny anymore. It's just sad and pathetic. And
she had the potential to make some really good adult
contemporary music. Yeah, if you want to throw in a
couple of nudge, nudge, wink winks. You know, little sexual

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in the windows here, and there're none wrong with that.
But no, you're not an eighteen year old girl anymore.
You've destroyed your face. You don't look like you're human.
You look like some kind of animal. Yeah, if she
could see, if she could you know, And why do

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women do that to themselves? To begin with? Why do
women do that? It doesn't look natural, It really doesn't.
The ones who just left themselves grow old, and yes
they have a few wrinkles, they have some crows foot,
they're sixty years old, but they're still beautiful. What's her
name from the Bengals? Absolutely gorgeous. There's a lot of

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them out there. They're just gorgeous. And they didn't have
a bunch of nips and tucks and their lips look
like you know, bab wounds butt. Yeah. And pam Anderson, Yeah,
who would have thought Pamela Anderson out there? She's just
showing up to places, no hardly any makeup or anything on.

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This is me. I'm old, I'm gonna live it, I'm
going to wear it. I would give her a big
aff if i yah. Susannah Hoff exactly from the Bengals hole.
She launched a lot of young men into puberty. Let
me tell you what that little side glance on walk
like an Egyptian holy cow. Hubbo hubba. Yeah.

Speaker 5 (29:35):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (29:35):
Pamela Anderson is out there just she's leading the charge,
just saying, you know what, I'm old. I admit it here.
I am Tuna. Like me great, don't like me, don't care.
Hollywood is just an abusive relationship. Anyways, you don't have
to be young anymore. When you're sixty, you don't have

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to look like you're twenty. But anyways, these Canadian wildfires
are still raging, and they're not in the news anymore
because you know that whole that whole thing about you know,
the Canadian wildfires are caused by climate change and all
that that big lie it fell through. So now they're

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just really not not popular, but they're still out there.
The other night, I walked out and I put you know,
I always checked my neighbor behind me house. He's been
in Texas for a long time. He's sick, he's got
Parkinson's disease, and he likes it in Texas. I don't
think he wants to come back because I think the
weather here, the dampness and the just it just affects him.

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So I check his house every night when I come home.
The other night, I turned my big spotlight on. It's
a big, powerful spotlight, and he could barely see his
house because the wildfire smoke. And I think that's why
this summer I have had such issues with sinus drade
and stuff like that. But it's still out there right now,

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officials are warning that, and this is as of three
thirty six am this morning. Officials warned that smallfield air
could blanket the New York City area on Sunday, creating
unhealthy conditions for some as soot and ash from the
Canadian wildfires dripped across the border. The air quality Health
advisory issued on sand and today we'll expire on Sunday night,
which is now, And the National Weather Service said, so

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it's still out there, It hasn't gone away. It makes
you wonder what happened to the whole You know, hasn't
messed you up, Jeff, he says, the Canadian wildfires has
messed him up, but it's messed Michigan up. But it's
moved on. We've got a real clear, beautiful day to day.
It pushed it all out of here. What happened to

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that whole Canadian wildfires were caused by climate change? Well,
it's a lie. Most of them were caused by lightning strikes.
Most of them were caused by careless campers. When you
pinpoint it down, when you start pressing for facts, you

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realize that the number of Canadian wildfires that were created
by climate change is zero. Now I know that the
climate cult does not want to hear that South Korean
campers aren't careless. They better be even less careless if

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they If they're building a camp on the Moon, which
is kind of cool, I can't wait for it. I hope,
I hope they hurry up and do this and colonize
the Moon while I'm still alive. I want to see it.
I also want to see, you know, the nuclear waste
dumps blow up and send the Moon into a out
of orbit and into space like space nineteen ninety nine,
the protester, yep, the protesters in Canada, you know. And

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when you get right down to it, they're really having
a hard time selling climate change anymore. Once again, once again,
like they do every summer, they wait till the hottest
week in summer and come out with dare's never been
a hotter week on record?

Speaker 6 (33:07):
Didn't rage?

Speaker 1 (33:08):
Right now, it's in Tampa Bay, Florida, reached one hundred degrees.
It's the hottest temperature on record. And I one dude,
that Mark guy, he's a he just got his degree
in meteorology, and he's like, a he's like a temperature nerd.
He's like a climate nerd. He just jumped all over
crass and stain. Whatever that little gay guy is. He's like, yeah,

(33:31):
a military record shows one hundred and one on this date. Sorry,
it's like eighteen eighty three. They don't want you to
know that stuff. Now is a climate changing? Yeah, yep,
I can tell you with all certainty the climate has changed.

(33:52):
The climate has changed from the time I became aware
of weather until now. I guarantee you the climate change.
I remember if we would have a summer and a
winter like we did back in the mid seventies, where
every single week in Michigan you are taking cover because
tornadoes were rolling through, big tornadoes tearing things up, and

(34:12):
in the wintertime, huge blizzards negative ten, negative twenty degrees
on the other end of them, twenty inches of snow
twenty four inches of snow. If those things we're hitting
right now, you better believe the same bad actors would
be out there. Goes see see man made climate jadge.
The climate changes, it swings back and forth and back

(34:33):
and forth, and it's affected by a lot of factors. Overpopulation,
it's got to have a little bit to do with it,
but not as much as you would think. I would say,

(34:54):
more of it is the natural progression of things. Then.
You know, we used to be a lot warmer on
the planet than what we are right now. We're just
coming off of an ice age. But I think a
lot of these climate cultists are like the old voodoo
medicine you know, the medicine man. They knew the cycle
of the sun, they knew when there was going to

(35:14):
be an eclipse, they knew all these things, and they
would use this information to fool all the people of
the tribe. I made the sun disappear, I made this
star come out, I hid the moon, when in fact,
it was just the way things progress. It's just you
knew things, yeah, back and forth, kind of like the

(35:39):
airths orbit around the Sun exactly. Raptor it's really really
hot I'll see what climate change is doing. It's called summer. Yeah,
the climate change is every year about this time, it's
called summer. In a few months, it's going to be cold.
That climate change is called winter. Idiots. So anyway, what

(36:00):
else is going on in Sunday night with Allan Rayville here?
Oh yeah, let's talk about what happened up in Traverse City.
A lot of people may not even know where Traverse
City is. Traverse City is on the west side of
the state, northwest side of the state. It's up their ways.

(36:22):
Beautiful area, the west side of Michigan. I'm not even kidding.
It is absolutely gorgeous. I will compare the west side
of Michigan and its beaches, and it's you know, just
some of the city, the cities, little towns and areas.
You know. I'll compare with any place on Earth. I've
been around a bit, and they're just gorgeous. Traverse City

(36:46):
is one of these places. Of course, Unfortunately it has
become yuppieville. It has become Blueville. A lot of your
left wing morons have taken over it. Well, I guess
some idiot went nuts and stabbed a bunch of people

(37:08):
at the Walmart and Traverse City. I know right where
this place is, by the way, And if you look
at all of the headlines, if you look at even
if you get into the into a lot of these articles,
and I did some searching, a lot of these people
don't want to give you two little inconvenient facts. Number One,

(37:37):
people ganged up on this guy and stopped him. This
is the one that hurts Governor Whitmer and company the most,
Dana Nessel and company the most, Joscelyn Benson and her
little whatever you call it brain the most. The guy
that stopped him was a concealed carrier holder had a CPL.

(38:01):
And he was a tall black man with dreadlocks. Oh
did he did not, in any way, shape or form
fit the bill of what the left thinks that a

(38:21):
concealed carrier would be. They were expecting somebody with a
maga hat, maybe a cigar hanging out the side of
their mouth like a dish. And uh, you don't belong
in here, a stabbing people with that there knife. I'm
gonna pull my gun on you, and I don't. And

(38:43):
he was a marine, Yes, he was a marine too.
I'm not gonna say he is a former marine. He's
a marine, because once you're a marine, you're a marine,
so they put you in the ground. I'd like to
In fact, what was it that smokehouse, the one that
defied Whitmer's queen lee edicts and stayed open throughout COVID

(39:06):
and told her to go fly kite and then they
suit her in won. They're offering this guy and the
other a couple of people that were in on this too.
They're offering him lifetime of free meals to stop on in,
We'll feed you. The racism that the left so very
badly wants to happen is just not there. People took

(39:29):
a look at this guy and they're just like, I'd
like to shake his hand. I'd like to give him
a big hug. I'd like to buy him dinner. A
good guy with a gun stopped a lunatic with a knife,
and I've seen it as far as some moron on
X posted. You know, man, if you knew how did

(39:50):
you hand a hand combat, you wouldn't need a gun. Well,
if I carry a gun, I don't need to learn
hand to hand combat. The object of stopping a lunatic
with a knife is not going down to his level
and trying to beat him in his own game. The
object of it is to stop him in his tracks.

(40:14):
Why would I want to do hand to hand combat
with a lunatic. It's a lot easier to just pull
out a concealed weapon and shoot him, or at least
pull it on him and tell him to lay down
until the police get there. But they really, really really
don't want to add that part, those two little inconvenient

(40:36):
truths exactly, just like Indiana Jones. Now, that's exactly what
I thought of when that guy was saying that, is
that that dude an Indiana Jones. He's got the sword
and he's doing everything around his back, and Indiana Jones
just shoots him peace through strength, exactly. Raptor. This guy

(40:57):
does not fit the left the left wings ideology. It
does not fit who they think should be a concealed carrier.
And I hate to break it to these guys. And
I probably mentioned this on one of my shows before,
but when I got my CPL, my my concealed pistol license,

(41:18):
I traveled all the way to Roseville. Right, it's just
south of Detroit, just south southwest of Dedrait. My class
My class was, My class was should have been the
left's pride and joy. It had black people, white people,

(41:41):
brown people, men, women, old people, young people. It was
the most diverse thing I've ever seen in my life.
All there because they were tired of worrying about walking
the streets with no defense at all, and they know

(42:02):
that the police are stretched thin and the police their
hands are tied behind their back. There was a mother
and a daughter, black woman and her daughter. And you
know the funny thing about that whole group as diverse
as it was by the end of that day, by
the end of the time at the shooting range, the

(42:25):
long day class after clad, you know, all these classes
you go through and then you go to the shooting
range and you have to qualify. By the end of
that day, that entire group, even though I have never
seen another one of those people again, we were comrades,
we were best friends. By the end of that day,
we all went out and got ourselves some dinner, had

(42:45):
a good time. I've never seen any of them, any
of them again, but we were a tight knit family
by the time that got done. And the Left would
have loved if if we would have been studying I
don't know, sociology, the Left would have loved that class

(43:08):
because it's like every every demographic was represented. They would
have gushed over the diversity of that place, until you
throw in the fact that every one of them are
there because the Left is destroyed that area, destroyed our cities,
destroyed our towns. And if you don't defend yourself, there's

(43:31):
a good chance you're gonna end up dead. But I'm
kind of ranty tonight. Huh oh, well whatever, but other
things are there. Oh yes, I just saw this too.

(43:57):
Apparently the Trump administration not really don't want to dive
too far into politics and I but I've kind of
been doing that. I've been skirting it a little bit.
European Union, the European onion, and apparently a lot of
the people in the European Union are kind of praising
Trump's deal. I don't know how this is gonna go.

(44:25):
It was this Reuters, Yeah, yeah, I can't stand that.
I hate that I have to even quote Reuters. The
US struck a framework trade agreement with the European Union
on Sunday, imposing a fifteen percent import terrified most EU goods,
half the threatened rate, and averting a big trade war
between two allies and that account for almost a third

(44:47):
of global trade. US President Donald Trump and European Commissioner
a Commissioned President Ursula vonder Land announced the deal at
Trump's luxury golf course in western Scotland, after an hour
long meeting that pushed the hard fought deal over the
line following months of negotiation. I think this is the

(45:09):
biggest deal ever made, Trump told reporters. It's a very
big deal. I think this is the biggest deal ever made.
It's a beautiful deal, lauding EUS planned to invest some
six hundred billion dollars in the United States and dramatically
increase its purchase of US energy and military equipment. It's
going to create some jobs. Trump said that the deal,

(45:31):
which tops five hundred and fifty billion deal signed with
Japan last week, would expand ties between the Transatlantic powers
after years of what he called unfair treatment of US exporters.
So I sat there and wondered, and maybe chat you
can help me out the heck are we importing from
Europe that we're putting tariffs on wine potatoes? Maybe what

(45:58):
are we importing there? Guys? We import from Europe? British humor?
Are they gonna put a fifteen percent terriff on keeping
up appearance reruns, maybe some Monty Python reruns. You're gonna
throw fifteen percent teriff on it. Okay, that's fine. I
don't know. I didn't bother asking Roc, by the way,
I just sat there and wondering, well, what the heck

(46:19):
are we? What are we? What are we importing? Mercedes? Benz, Yes,
Mercedes are gonna go up fifteen percent? Oh no, this
is going to affect the rich people. Gasp, Yeah, wine,
I said wine. Perfume? Okay, perfume. French put a fume
less people, uh, smelling like French hors aircraft. Don't we

(46:44):
make our own aircraft? Okay? Yeah. Germany does a lot
of print stuff. They sure do. German machinery, you can
have it, you can have it. I've owned two volts wagons.
Screw them things, man. It's like systems build on top
of systems. Eric, you're right, beef eaters. My god, the

(47:05):
hooch is gonna go up. What are we gonna do?
And it still won't come with a turn signal? You're
exactly right already. What's the difference between an audi and
a porcupine? The porcupine has the pricks on the outside.

(47:27):
You didn't hear that from me, though this is a
rated G show. How dare you even forced me to
tell that joke ten minutes ago? All right, let's talk
about let's talk about. Yes, let's do, let's do, let's do.

(47:49):
I was called out a little bit. Now, I'm not mad.
It was a friendly little ribbing because I have a
CB in my ham radio shack here. If you were
sitting here with me, you would see that. Off to
my left, I have a dual band icon I see
twenty seven thirty. I've had it pretty much since the

(48:12):
first month that I had my license, and this thing
has just been an absolutely wonderful dual band radio. I
have no interest at all giving it up. It does
the job. I pushed the little button on the microphone,
and it does the talking thing, and people can do
me the hearing thing and they can talk back to me.
That's all I've ever wanted. I have a Yazoo FT

(48:33):
seven ten. It's one hundred watts and I actually run
nets on Saturday morning a net on Saturday morning with
this thing. One hundred watts and one hundred and thirty
two foot and fed wire at the back of my property,
and people can hear me all over the Midwest, on
the east coast Midwest, all the way down to Florida, Texas, Iowa, Idaho, Missouri,

(48:55):
people checking in Virginia, places like that. Okay, But I
also put in a citizen's band radio and it's right
in front of me when I'm talking here. It's just
sitting on It's tiny, it's not very big. It's sitting
right here on my little speaker. Now, this is a

(49:16):
special one. It's radiodity, and it can be hacked. It
can be hacked to open it up to some ham
radio frequencies ten meters twelve meters and CBE is eleven meters. Now,
one would think that I would shimmey up my little

(49:38):
tower that I have outside my window here and put
a CBE antenna up there, and this is what I
want to talk to you about. I did not. I
did not, and I will not. Now why Because the
same one hundred and thirty two foot in fed half
wave antenna that I have running across the back of
my property takes little to no effort for a small tuner,

(50:05):
which basically a tuner just makes the homeload match between
the radio and the antenna. It just it makes it happy,
it makes it efficient. That's that's what a tuner does.
If I'm not going to go into big details. And
what I did instead is I put a switch where
if I want to use my HF rig my yay

(50:30):
zoo and talk to people on hf frequencies, I can
do that now that HF that radio, that FT seven
ten does twelve meters and ten meters just fine, and
you can tune it just fine. It's perfect. So I
started thinking, well, why use a different antenna when eleven
meters is right between those two? And I could probably
use the exact same antenna, exact same one hundred and

(50:51):
thirty two foot and fed wire and just use a
tuner and tune it up into this. Well guess what
one switch. And I have talked to several people on
this little CB. Now, I let me explain something to
you about Citizens band Radio. It is open to anybody.

(51:13):
Anybody can have a CB, anybody, and I recommend I
recommend you have one. You have a CB and you
have an antenna, do you have to have it all
set up and using it all the time? No, But
it wouldn't be bad to have people in your media
area and have a little network of people that have
them too in case things go south and they in

(51:36):
case communications go out or there's an emergency or something
like that. Now, this particular CB is a radiodity, It's
like an EB five hundred or something like that, and
it comes there's different. There's another factory, a company that
actually makes it for radiodity. But I said it was hackable,

(51:57):
right Well, legal limits on a citizens band radio are
four watts of power. Four watts. That's all the cbs
are legal to transmit in and I haven't set for
four wats right now. But in hacking this citizens band radio,

(52:20):
I also found that you can also increase the wattage
to ten watts and twenty watts, which the power kind
of throws your signal out there. Just think of it
as the power throws your signal out there a little farther.
Twenty watts on a citizens band radio is pretty decent.

(52:42):
Not that I would ever think about transmitting on a
CB on twenty watts unless it was a national emergency
and things are going south. But knowing knowing that you
can transmit twenty watts if chaos and lawlessness kind of

(53:04):
took over. It's kind of reassuring. And if you catch
these little CBS on sale, they're under one hundred bucks
sometime one hundred and twenty five hundred and thirty for
the most part, which is still a really good bargain.
It's also AM FM now. Most people don't know it,
but CBS are coming in AM and FM now. FM

(53:27):
is really good. FM is like what Hamm radio operators
use for two meters and seventy centimeter. It's a cleaner,
crisper sound. Just saying that. Some of it's it's it's

(53:47):
good to have something like a CB close by, know
how to use it, set it up. They're ac DC.
I swear to God, you executor. That's beautiful, man, don't
discount it. A lot of people look at CBS and
all they can think of, especially when you're my age.

(54:10):
CBS started out such a great idea. Everybody had them
in the car, everybody had him in their home. People
use them actually for the for good. They would use
them public service, help police, direct traffic and stuff like that,
and then all the retards took over, all the idiots
took over. And now when you turn on a CB
on several channels. All you hear are morons and they

(54:33):
are broadcasting way way overpowered. Some of them are like
fifteen hundred, two thousand watts or more. The FCC will
not do anything about them. That's why I don't worry
about being able to if I chose to have ten
or twenty watts on this one, because if the SEC

(54:54):
will not do anything to somebody broadcasting two thousand, ten
thousand watts of a CBE, they're probably not even going
to pay attention to me. But in your setup, in
your get up for your bug out or your bug in,

(55:17):
I should say, don't forget to have the humble citizens
Band radio. And like guys, the new ones are really good.
The new ones aren't like the old CBE radios. This
little unit has noise reduction. It has what they call
automatic squelch, which you set it to one or two

(55:41):
and it can detect voice and just kind of kicks
it over. It's a good little radio, and it's dirt cheap.
So if you have friends, people that you know, and
then they don't want to put a whole lot of
money into doing things, but yet they want to have
a little bit of community cation in the neighborhood. This

(56:01):
is the way to go, especially if you live out
in the middle of No Man saying like we do,
and this thing will carry a few miles, especially if
you get that antenna up there. Now, the only problem
with this infed that I have on there is it
is horizontal, so there will be some issues if you're

(56:23):
communicating with somebody with a vertical antenna, like a truck
driver going down the road. But I have made several
contacts with the highway, which is, yeah, fifteen miles away
from here, and I've talked to people going down the road.
It works just on four watts. That's all you need.
You don't need a whole lot to make communication. But

(56:43):
I'm just saying, if you live in an area where
you have friends in that area, you want to set
up a little bit of a communication network where you
can reach out to each other if there's an issue
going on. Have a CB handy. You know, I'm still
not one hundred percent secure with everything that's been going on.

(57:06):
I'm not. Yeah, I know Donald Trump won the presidency, okay, hurrah.
I know Republicans took over Congress. Republicans took over the Senate.
That doesn't make me feel a heck of a lot better.
It makes me feel better than Democrats. But I'm not
warm and fuzzy yet. There are people out there who
want this country to be thrown into chaos, disorder, lawlessness.

(57:35):
Communications should be one of your bigger priorities. Having networks
of people in your area, having networks of people who
can call each other, tell each other what's going on,
have a forward line of being able to spot people

(57:56):
and tell other people that. If you have something like
the humble Little Citizens Band radio, you don't feel like
getting your ham radio license. It's really really good survival
tour tool. It doesn't take much to run them. I
run this little bad boy sometimes on a battery, just

(58:16):
just to do it. You can throw them in your vehicle.
The power outlet on this thing is a it's the
wattage is so low that the actual power cord on
this sticks into a power socket, a cigarette lighter socket.
That's all it takes. I can take this out right now,

(58:37):
and I've got a I've got a regular CBE radio
antenna with a magnetic mount. I could take this out
right now and in like five minutes have this in
my truck and going down the road, not even kidding.
That's your preper advice of the day. Don't forget the
humble little CB. With this Citizens Band Radio, I now

(59:02):
have communications from one hundred and eighty all the way
up to six meter, all the way up to seventy centimeter,
and I think one of my little handhelds even goes
higher than that communication frequencies. And you could ask the

(59:23):
people in North Carolina, Tennessee the places they got the floods,
probably people in Texas, and I'll tell you, if it
wasn't for some of the CBE communications, they probably would
have had problems. I'm Elan Ray. This is Sunday Night
with Alan Ray. You'd like to thank each and every
one of you for tuning in. I really appreciate the
heck out of all of you. I don't know if

(59:46):
I'm going to be back with playing in the dirt
next week, but at some point in time, Stacy and
I will do a show. We'll run a show and
have a good time. Because oh my gosh, my garden
has decided to really really come alive, and all the
rain and the humidity is wow. I have a lot
of stuff growing, but nonetheless come back next week. One

(01:00:09):
of us will be here, either Stacy and I or myself,
God willing, and we'll talk again soon. Peace,