Ep. 4942: Vile Gen Z Politicians

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Episode Transcript

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Let's do this just about seven minutesafter the hour. It is Monday,
June fifth, on the Morning Showwith Preston Sky Grant Allen over there running
the radio program I'm here in Studioone B Good to be with You,
Show forty nine forty two of theradio program Day eight sixty six of America
held hostage nearly nine hundred days atthat and an incompoop and charge unbelievable.

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All right, here's our verse ofthe day. We're gonna actually go a
couple of places Proverbs eighteen thirteen toanswer before listening, that is folly in
shane. Now before I get toa little bit of a deeper passage on
this subject, which is in theNew Testament, to answer before listening,

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that is folly and shame. Ipick out people that are like this in
a minute a second. I hopeyou're not that person that when you walk
into a room and someone greets you, you say hey, and your eyes

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are darting everywhere in the room,and you're not focused on the person that
said a load to you. You'relooking to see who else is in the
room that sees you. That,to me, is one of the most
rude dismissive personality, traits that wehumans possess. And then it follows up

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with this. Someone asks a questionor says something, and you're not even
remotely listening to what they have tosay. You blurt out something and it
has nothing to do with what theyjust said, and you embarrass yourself and
you don't know it because you're busylooking around at the room and seeing who
else is seeing you, even ifyou're there to meet somebody else. If

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somebody gets your attention by saying helloor whatever, give them yours. Listen
to what it says. In James, my dear brothers and sisters, take
note of this. Everyone should bequick to listen and slow to speak,

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and slow to become angry, becausehuman anger does not produce the righteousness that
God desires. Just everyone should bequick to listen, slow to speak.

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When you are having a conversation withsomebody, listen. We all have to
work at it. You're busy workingat your desk, you're busy doing a
project. Someone your spouse comes upsays something to you. Pause, stop

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focus. Ten minutes after the hour, take a peek inside the American patriots
all minac let's see what June fifthhas for us? Next on The Morning
Show with Me, Preston Scott andhim Grant Helen The Morning Show with Preston

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Scott eleven minutes after the hour ofthe Morning Show. Early June nineteen forty
four, southern England swarmed with Alliedtroops preparing for one of the greatest events

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of World War two, a massiveinvasion of northern France. The Allies had
spent months getting ready for D Day. The plan, about twenty seven hundred
ships carrying landing craft and one hundredand seventy six thousand men would across the
English Channel in assault German fortifications acrossthe sixty mile front in Normandy. General
Dwight D. Eisenhower, commander ofthe invasion, originally chose June fifth as

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D Day, but bad weather andrough seas forced a delay. Then Eisenhower
received a new weather forecast. Theskies would clear, the seas would calm
just long enough to launch the invasionthe next day, but the window of
opportunity would be short. General gavethe order, Okay, let's go.
That's a quote. Then he wentto his portable desk, scribbled the following

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note and slipped it into his walletto use in case things went badly.
Our landings in the Cherbourg Havre areahave failed to gain a satisfactory foothold,
and I have withdrawn the troops.My decision to attack at this time and

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place was based on the best informationavailable. The troops, the heir,
and the Navy did all that braveryand devotion to duty could do. If
any blame or fault attaches to theattempt, it is mine alone. It
was a statement Eisenhower never had touse. His words, however, remind
us that democracies need leaders who havethe courage to make tough calls and then

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take the heat for them when necessary. I just want to pause for a
second. I will say the lastperson to occupy the White House that had
that level of leadership was probably GeorgeW. Bush. He wasn't right and

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how he handled the economy, butwhen it came to the war against terror,
he owned it. My decision,this is what we're gonna do.
Obama didn't own anything. Everything waseveryone else's fault. Trump there's a little

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bit of deflection in him. Hehasn't taken responsibility for Fauci Biden, please,
Joe Biden will, in fact bethe worst president this nation has ever
had when it's all said and done, the worst. Eighteen fifty one,

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Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowebegins appearing in serial form in the National
Era, an abolitionist periodical nineteen thirtythree, United States goes off the gold
Standard. Nineteen forty Akron B.F. Goodrich Company begins synthetic rubber in

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an exhibition the Tire Synthetic Rubber Tirenineteen forty seven. Secretary of State George
Marshall outlines a plan to help rebuildpost World War two Europe known as the
Marshall Plan. Nineteen fifty six.It was on this date that Elvis Presley
saying hound Dog on the Milton BoroughShow, Who Ye See? I can

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sing like Elvis? Senter Robert Kennedyon this date in nineteen sixty eight assassinated
in Los Angeles Arab nationalists or answerin I remember, I Remember the day?
I remember Wow, nineteen sixty eight. What a summer. Sixteen minutes

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after the Hour in the Morning Showwith Preston Scott. If I were to

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ask what hobby do you have orhobbies? What would you say? I
would say I like to read.Yeah, I have a growing library,

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nice collection of books that I liketo you know, peruse. And are
you the type that will read abook more than once? Oh? Yeah,
yeah? Will you'll reread something likeimmediately or you'll reread it down the
road, down the road. Theremay be a book I come back to
like once a year and be like, oh, that one's such a good
one. It's like a refresher umsomething that maybe just be captivating. So

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I'll come back to it for sure. Nonfiction really, So you'll read a
novel, yeah, I will.There are virtually there are there are.
I would say I've read fewer thanfive novels in my life. Really,
I don't like them. I likeJaws because that's the first book I ever
read. Okay, I have andI have a little Jaws kind of collection.

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I got a Peter Benchley autograph anda doodle of a sharky deal with
his autograph and um and in abook series called This Present Darkness by Frank
Peretti, which is about spiritual warfareand it's a it's an incredible book that
teaches really cool biblical principles. Butit's a novel. But I'd be hard

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pressed to pick another novel even beyondthose two that I've ever read. Really
yeah, yeah, I'm a nonfictionguy. But that I wouldn't. I
wouldn't list that as a hobby forme because I don't make the time and
I don't necessarily have the time rightnow, and and candidly, I read
the equivalent of a book every week. I don't want to read anymore.

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It's like when I go on vacationa book. Yeah, so what else
did you do anything else? Butyou abby? I do enjoy golfing and
then it's been a while, butfishing as well. So yeah, I
wish I could. I wish Icould say fishing, but I've just never
been any good at it. IfI if I found a place that I

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could just throw a line off theoff the you know, the shore or
you know the bank and catch fish, that'd be fun to catch a fish
and put it back, you know. But that's like, yeah, I'm
so bad at that. I can'teven call that a hobby. I would
call that time wasting, and notin a bad way. I just let's
just throw a line out there.To me, bobber fishing at this point

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would probably be just fine just sittingthere and watch it. Yeah, because
there's you know, and I listenedto you guys talk with Paul Tyre yep,
and listen to Paul and JD talkabout, you know, the types
of baits that are being worked,and he talks about the condition of the
water and the visibility and how heuses this or uses that, and I'm
like, what what. Yeah,it's such a deep dive, no pun

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intended, but I get it becausethat's the way golf is. Yeah,
you know, there's great nuanced AndI get it because I've done that all
my life. And I suppose ifI had fished all my life, I
would understand the stuff you guys aretalking about. But I don't have a
clue. This is a hobby thatI know. It's a hobby for some,
but I've never seen it. Likethis guy named Patrick Acton, he's

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now seventy. He's worked with Heworked in a college for a while,
then he went to work with Ripley'sbelieve it or not, because of his
hobby. They'd heard about his hobbymatch sticks, building things with match sticks.
Really, it got to the pointwhere his wife said, Okay,

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you're using so many and it's killingyou cutting the sulfur on the end of
it or whatever that is that theyused to ignite the match. Why don't
you reach out to the match stickcompany and see if they'll just sell you
the sticks. So he did,and lo and behold, it was a
game changer. So his hobby justtook off. In his lifetime, he
has done replica Barnes, tiny littlereplicas. He's done a life size flying

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locomotive made of a million match sticks, a scale down Millennium falcon Us capital
castles, a two headed dragon,and the list goes on and on and
at this point he has Apparently forhim, it just started as something fun
and then it turned into a fulltime job. Ripley's hired him to make

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matchstick models. He's done the USSConstitution. He's done huge models of the
USS Iowa with great detail. Andhis wife said, why do you make
him so big? He said,because then I could do the detail.
If they're too small, you can'tdo the detail right. It's kind of
like those lego models you see.They have to be big for those square

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shapes to work. Yeah, andhe's even found a way to do that.
In nineteen eighty five, his childasked him to make a Pinocchio out
of match sticks. He didn't thinkhe could do it because there's too many
shapes and curves, but he figureddown how to do it by crimping the
wooden sticks with his needle known aspliers, so he could create rounded shapes
on the ends. And he's donea portrait of Paul Revere in match sticks.

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And so this's just it's a storythat I came across that I just
thought was fascinating. The lead researchassistant sent it to me. The Ussiowa
seven point five million match sticks.You imagine the time it takes to make
something like that. That's a hobby. Now, that's a hobby. But
for me, I'll settled going inmy garden. It's The Morning Show with

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Preston Scott, thirty five thirty sixminutes after the hour. It's Monday on
the Morning Show with Sin Scott.I hope you had a nice weekend.

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MSU fans enjoying the success of softball. They're playing really well, and yeah,
undefeated this far into the tournament isan unusual place for them, but
they're sitting in a good, good, good spot. They'll play tonight.
Who do they play tonight, Tennessee. So they flipped everything around, so

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they do it differently. There.They have you in a pod of four
teams, and then as you advance, you get the winners, the loser's
bracket winner from the other side ofthe bracket into yours. They flip them.
That's an interesting model. I thinkthe idea is to avoid repeats against

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the same teams as much as possible, so you're playing more teams. Because
the winner of Washington and I forgetmaybe it was ok Homa State, I
don't know, they play Oklahoma.Good luck. Oklahoma's won fifty straight games.
Whoa, they're fifty nine or sixtyand one? Who yeah, so

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it'll be interesting. But FSU playingwell. Congratulations on the tournament so far.
Go get them. Your Alma Matersbaseball team swept through the College Baseball
Regional in Stillwater as the four seed. They were the lowest seed in the
regional and they swept every team.What I can't figure out to this day

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is I went to bed on Saturdaynight and they were trailing Washington twelve nothing,
yeah, and they came from behindin one fifteen to twelve. They
scored fifteen unanswered runs and had twentyfour hits. I think I saw,
yes, you gotta be feeling sporty. What a comeback, especially because you

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love baseball. I do. Sothat was when I was a journalism student
at a were you baseball was alwaysso like I got to know those guys,
you know, and so being ableto say, like, you know,
bought, have been batty, badepretty much. Yeah. Um,
big stories in the press box.Chinese warship comes within about one hundred and

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fifty yards, but there's a substoryhere. First, this is China.
They flew they they sent a jetby one of our planes flying in international
airspace. Um, could have beencould have been a problem because the wake
of that jet caused some pretty severeturbulence. And then this ship. I've

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looked at the video. One hundredand fifty yards with battleships is not much.
Those things don't exactly turn on adime, nor do they stop on
a dime. But I don't knowwhat's worse the Chinese aggression in international waters
that they claims their waters but it'stheir international waters, or the fact that

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the reporter for Fox News, BriefStimpson writes this opening sentence. A Chinese
warship reportedly came within one hundred andfifty yards of hitting the USS chung Hoon,
which, by the way, that'sthe name of the ship, name
of an admiral that was a NavyNavy Cross winner. Listen now of hitting

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the USS Chunghoon on Saturday while theUS aircraft carrier was conducting joint exercises with
Canada and the Taiwan Strait. It'snot an aircraft carrier, it's a destroyer.
That matters that. That's just that'san egregious error confusing an aircraft carrier

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with a destroyer. The Morning Showwith Preston Scott un News Radio one hundred
point seven WFLA One other story thatI think is worth mentioning here. By

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the way, this is what hashappened in the world with Joe Biden sitting
in the Commander in chief chair.That feeble doddering unbalanced in every way possible,
right, I mean you say unbalanced. That applies to Joe physically,

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It applies to Joe mentally, itapplies to Joe emotionally, it applies to
Joe spiritually. It applies to Joein every way, shape and form,
What a disaster? What an embarrassment? Let me paraphrase. Well, I'm
gonna quote Alan Jones, formerly withSky News Australia. Did you hear about

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Freshman Congressman Maxwell Frost to Florida?I did so. Paramore? I guess
is a is a music group?A band? Paramore? Yeah? Yeah?
Are there any good i've I mean, I know they're popular. I
couldn't tell you a song if Iheard it. Yeah. Their lead singer
is a young lady named Hayley Williamswho seems to have a pensiont for using

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the F word. She's vile.She's really not very pretty either. She's
just not and it's probably because ofthe anger that's in her. The venom
um, she said a crowd afterde Sandus announced his run for president.

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I'll be happy to tell you I'mvery bleeping comfortable talking politics and if you
vote for Ron de Sandis, you'rebleeping dead to me. So is that
comfortable enough for anyone? Okay?Whatever? And my response is I don't
know who you are. So shecalls up Max Frost at a concert and

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pointing out into the crowd, heyells into the microphone. F ron de
sandis f fascism. Crowd went wild. In response to it, the little
punk said in a tweet, Isaid what I said, that's all he
wrote, and then replied with aconservative sharing the clip of what he said.

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L Ol, they're so mad.He should be thrown out of Congress
for that. That's that's conduct unbecoming. Just is sorry, he should be
censured at the very least kind ofwhat they did to that lawmaker, state

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lawmaker in what Tennessee. Yeah,justin something or other and yeah, and
and again a lot of similarities.Immaturity, my generation. When they get
elected, it's not going to begood. Well they're getting elected, I
know. And their immaturity, lackof life experience, U there, their

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lack of perspective, their lack ofmoral of a moral compass. But this
is just embarrassing. It's just Imean, and typical of of this generation
and of his friend in Tennessee,Jacob Pearson I think his name was.
That's that's it. That's their graspon the human on the English language.

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F This f that well done wayto express yourself. Do you remember,
like in the early two thousands,when like those rock bands they would rally
around like the phrase rage against themachine. Now, okay, well that
was a thing in the two thousands, okay, late nineties, two thousand,
rage against the machine. Like theywere the countercultural ones, they were

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the revolutionaries. Yawn. Go visitthe nineteen seventies and visit the sixties if
you want to know what that's about. Imagine becoming the machine and still thinking
you're countercultural, because that's what theseyou know, the Florida Congressman Max Scott,
Maxwell Frost, Maxwell Frost. Yeah, whatever. It looks like a

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little jerky they all do anyway.And then there's this A study has appeared
Epic Times has the story. You'renot going to hear about it anywhere else.
It is published in the journal Vaccines. I mean it's that's the journal

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for the vaccinologists out there for allof their studies, reports, and so
forth. Study shows that the repeatedvaccines, the more you get the jab,
the more your immune system is destroyed, leaving you open to not just
my myocarditis, but cancer and otherthings. And and of course doctor Robert

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Malone's out there saying, told you, warned you about this from the very
beginning. And so the studies arestill are coming out. We've got papers
being retracted, we've got oops.Sorry, but they're not they're not really
promoting or publicizing or pushing any ofthis out. Fiser Maderna had no comment

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on any of this. They wereI mean, it's this is a peer
reviewed, this is a journal publication. They got nothing. We come back
the effects and a story in thenews today, all right. It was

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a story that broke late yesterday.Sonic booms heard around Washington, DC,
and the explosion sound was caused bymilitary jets because there was a Cessina Citation,

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which is a pretty good sized privatejet that was not responding and was
flying over restricted airspace, and thejets were sent and scrambled to intercept and
as needed shoot down. Didn't dothat. The pilot was unresponsive and may

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have had a medical incident or wedon't know what happened at this point,
don't know if they. I mean, it's it's eerie and reminiscent of what
happened to Payne Stewart. The PGAGolfer airplane apparently reached altitude and did not

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have oxygen at altitude, and everybodypassed out and the plane just kept flying
and eventually ran out of gas andcrashed and they all died, four three
plus a pilot. This jet wasowned by a they know who owns the

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jet, and it was a daughter, a granddaughter, and a nanny Encore
Motors of Melbourne, Inc. JohnRumpel. They were returning to their home
in East Hampston, New York,after visiting him in North Carolina. And

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that's that. Now, just holdthat story for a second. Again,
we don't know, so we're goingto work into some conjecture here in a
second. But I think there maybe a reason to look into this story.
And obviously the FAA is going tolook into it. The NTSB is

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going to do their investigation, andwe'll learn more. The plane had gone
past New York and then you turnedlike it got to the destination and then
did a complete one eighty and itstrack took it right over Washington, DC,

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almost like it was on an autopilottype thing. Something happened, it
turned around, and then it eventuallyjust went down. They found the wreckage,
no survivors. And then there's thisstory that I grabbed to share in
this segment. It's part of it'sa commentary that I did this morning and

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another thing. American Airlines is groundingone hundred and fifty aircraft. They don't
have enough pilots. They're not theonly carrier. Every carrier is dealing with
a massive pilot shortage. Pilots eventhough they've adjusted the heart regulations and guidelines.

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Why did they do that, Iwonder? And the retirement ages?
Why to do that? I wonder. Well, they're trying to keep pilots
flying. The military is not providingas many pilots because they're leaving the military
and they're not joining the military tobegin with. So we have a massive
pilot shortage across the country. It'sbiting American to the tune of one hundred
and fifty aircraft that are going tobe grounded. And I'm just pointing out,

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did we have a pilot get hitwith a sudden death? Just asking,

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all right, let's get to it. The second hour of the Morning
Show with Preston Sky, Good Morning. The news is just weird story in
National News. We just talked aboutit that the results of the unwarranted COVID
vaccines for most Americans, and Iwill I am so convinced of that.

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I was never I've I've known inmy family got that silly thing, and
I'm so grateful. I am moreconvinced now than ever with the studies and
the reports. And here's the thing. If you just go through the FDA

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documents themselves, you just see theentire way they went about doing this,
and only those with the World HealthOrganization and then leadership and you know,
the the mighty of the world aregoing to explain one day before God why

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they might have engaged in trying todepopulate the planet. We know that that's
an actual thing with the United Nations, the World Health Organization, that there
are eugenists out there that believe inthat that there there are people that believe

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we just have to call the population. I just my heart breaks for those
of you still wearing masks. Itreally does. If you were not wearing
a mask before the pandemic, youshouldn't be wearing one now if you were

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fine, But one day, peoplethat pushed others into these vaccines when there
were other treatments available because the bestthat can be argued. And we're talking

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about this in the context of theshortages of pilots now, and that's going
to impact the world, the globaleconomy, all kinds of things. There's
gonna be a push for single pilotcockpits. Don't you do it, Don't
you do it? Tragically. We'veseen already the consequences of that. But

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man, you look at the treatmentsthat were available, because at the very
best, the COVID shots are treatmentsat the best, and I don't necessarily
think they're that big pharmaceutical companies,government officials wanting to use it for control

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purposes, to change an outcome ofan election, and cowards in the medical
community that did not follow the science. Man, I'm mad at them,
mad, mad mad. You can'tvaccinate against a coronavirus. And they knew

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it, but they went along.If I didn't go along, I wouldn't
have kept my job. If everybodyhad said no, if the hospitals and
the doctors had said no, thishas not been researched properly. No,
you cannot vaccinate against a coronavirus.No, we're not going to administer this

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in mass It would have been stoppedanyway. Pete Budage mourning the passing of
their dog, Truman. Here's thequestion that the research department of The Morning
Show with Pressed Scott asked, howis this a news headline? How is

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it a news headline? Bootagege Morn'sloss to losing pet dog Truman. We
are heartbroken, that's the headline.How is that news? Seriously? Welcome
to the Morning Show with Preston Scott. Medical study showing the vaccines in multiple

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doses cause problems with the autoimmune systemof people and lead to a greater likelihood
of more disease, more infections,more cancers. This published in the Jour
Vaccines. Then there's this little gempeer reviewed scientific journal b MC Public Health

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has published a study from Germany Universityof Medical Center University Medical Center Hamburg Eppendorf,
the head of a facility that carriesout so called gender affirming care,
has published a study confirming that transgendersurgeries do not improve mental health and in

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fact make people feel lonelier than thosewho avoided surgical intervention altogether, butchersing the
point that allowing surgeries on miners iscruel, criminal and malpractice in the study.

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In our study, the level oflife satisfaction and transgender people was not
increased in transgender people who had undergonegender affirming surgery as compared to those who
were unoperated. This is a studyfrom a facility that provides the surgeries.

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So lest you think this is abiased study from some center that does not
allow it in a community that doesn'tallow these types of no, no,
no, no. This is Germany. This is where they've been doing these
surgeries for years. They've had adevoted surgical center since twenty fourteen to doing

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these body altering gender changing only onlythough so far you can't change the DNA.
And the information in here corroborates otherstudies. One study showed that the
suicide completion completion rate for those thathad undergone surgery was nineteen times higher than

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the general population. Another study inSweden transgender friendly. I might add,
persons with transsexualism after sex reassignment haveconsiderably higher risks for mortality, suicidal behavior,
psychiatric morbidity than the general population.All of this supports decisions being made

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across the country that the trans wokelobby of this country is going nuts over
getting violent, over they so badlywant their choices to be normalized. And

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here's the thing. If you justwent about your life, if you've felt
so strongly and you just went aboutyour life, doing your thing, living
your way, people might there willbe some people that'll snicker and laugh,
like the dude at the convenience storethat had the manly voice and was clearly

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a man demanding to be called ma'ama woman, and the clerk just innocently
said sir, because that's who he'stalking to. You know what, that's
the worst you'll experience. Go aboutlive your life, but when you try
to force it down the throats ofsociety. And I've got another another survey
out here showing this is a winningpolitical argument for the right, for conservatives,

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because the overwhelming majority of the nationis over it. They're over being
bullied by the woke left, andthe pushback is begun. Sixteen minutes after
the hour in the Morning Show withPreston Scott Monday, on The Morning Show

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with Preston Scott, Grant Allen overthere in the radio studio known as Studio
one. Aim here opposite him inStudio one. Be great to be with
you. I hope you had anice weekend, beautiful weather weekend. My

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sweetheart and I put the top downin the convertible and just went driving around
on Saturday. Had a great dayjust cruising around. Picked out a little
piece of furniture for my office,which is going through its restoration. It's

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been a it's been just a junkpile for Galli while a while. Now
it's the last room that we're kindof working on and renovating in the house,
and so trying to sort through whatto keep, what not to keep
it is. It's a project.You've all been there. We've we've all
had those painful decisions and you seewhat the kids want and what they don't

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want, and your heart breaks alittle bit. You know, you don't
want my collection of fungus, youknow whatever. So anyway, I hope
you enjoyed your weekend. We havea brand new week and next hour,
David Ditch will join us with HeritageFoundation. We're going to talk about the

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debt deal. That's his expertise.He's senior policy expert at Heritage on financial
matters of policy. And we'll getinto it and we'll see how transformative this
deal was and how ruinous it isto our future by continuing our debt pattern
and kicking it. How many campaignsyour entire life, you've heard the term

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kicking the can down the road,and that's all we've done yeah, and
we're continuing to kick it. Butthis has a lot of people angry,
and I don't share this story tomake you angry as much as to cause

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you to awaken to the fact thatthis nation is under a fundamental spiritual attack.
The Rushing Brook Children's Choir from SouthCarolina, I suppose, had a

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scheduled tour of the US Capital onMay twenty sixth, received approval from the
Capital, the House Speaker's Office,its own congressional representatives to do a short
set of patriotic songs while in StatuaryHall. Statuary Hall is cool. Imagine

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the rotunda inside Epcot's America, butI don't know what they call it.
Yeah, that pavilion where it's it'skind of designed to replicate the US Capital
and the singers are under that domeand it produces just an amazing sound.

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Well, these kids are doing aset and Capitol police came over as they
were singing the national anthem and toldthem to stop. Immediately, they got
shut down for singing the national anthem. The reason was given that, according

(43:05):
to Capitol Police, singing the nationalanthem inside the Capitol represents a form of
protest and might offend people. It'sa demonstration. It's considered a demonstration and

(43:25):
might be offensive, so they shutit down. And just get your mind
around this. For a second.Permission was given, cleared by the Speaker
of the House, and you're singingthe nation's national anthem in the nation's capital,

(43:52):
which ostensibly is owned by us,and you can't sing it. Had
you been there, what would youhave done. I'd have laughed at their
face, said go ahead, ifI continue, what are you going to

(44:19):
do but me and cuffs. Iwould have turned to everybody with a camera,
every parent, every visitor, andI would have said, shall we
all sing? I would have ledthe chorus. I would have asked everybody
to join in with the young people. I would have forced the Capitol police
to make a decision. This isa reminder that they hate you, they

(44:43):
hate your family, and they hateeverything that our country has once stood for,
so much so that they will shutdown a bunch of school children in
the capitol staring to sing our nationalanthem. Let me ask you another question.
Just think on this before we goto break. Had they sung the

(45:06):
other national anthem, the black nationalanthem that is being ushered into certain like
the NFL Super Bowl and some otherevents. Would they have stopped that as
well? Just curious. Twenty sevenminutes after the hour, It's Morning Show

(45:30):
with Preston Scott. The Morning Showwith Preston Scott. Thirty five minutes past
the hour, talk about the deaddeal with some specifics and a breakdown from
someone that will be able to explainit to us. Next hour from the

(45:51):
Heritage Foundation. But this just sitback and check this out. This comes
courtesy of The Federalist and the titleis the anarchist behind the Department of Homeland
Security's far right radicalization scandal. TheBiden administrations not only weaponize the FBI,

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Ladies and gentlemen, it would appearthey have weaponized the Department of Homeland Security,
and when put together with the FBI, that is a massive threat to
our country. It's perhaps a moresinister threat than even China, because they're
right here, they're domestic, they'reembedded in our nation. And when I

(46:34):
say they, I apologize to thosewho I know listen to this program that
work with the FBI, that aregood agents tomorrow. I have a thirty
three year special agent with the FBIwho's written a book about the fall of
the Bureau. As a guest onthis program, Thomas Baker, so I

(47:00):
say this with due respect. Thisapplies where it applies, and it doesn't
where it doesn't. Media Research Centermedia Busters published a report gleaned from a
Freedom of Information Act series of requeststhat show that DHS Department of Homeland Security

(47:25):
targeted political opponents, and provided athree hundred and fifty two thousand dollars grant
to the University of Dayton's prevents OHCounter Extremism Project. It was based on
the work of an anarchist ANTIFA affiliatedprofessor, a postdoctoral researcher at the university

(47:47):
named Michael Lodenthal. Lodenthal spoke atthe White Nationalism Workshop in twenty twenty one
and an Extremism Rhetoric and Democratic PartyDemocratic Precarity roundtable at the university's Social Practice

(48:08):
of Human Rights conference. He introducedhimself stating he was a militant member of
Antifa, continued to talk about histeaching how to securely docks people to their
employers. He detailed how he usesVPN, burner phones, encrypted communications,

(48:30):
and sock puppet accounts to docks people. When asked during the question and answer
how people can help his work.He said, donate money. We have
defense funds because we get into trouble. A lot of the things we're doing
are illegal. It involves a lotof breaking in of the law. And

(48:51):
he got nearly four hundred thousand dollarsof your tax money and a grant from
DHS. He's not an academic,Mckey's an activist. Inauguration Day January twenty,
twenty sixteen, he took part inthe rioting and destruction of property in

(49:12):
Washington, DC. Wrote about thearrest, this is the slowest mass arrest
I've ever been part of. Notbragging, but I've been through a few.
Not only did the University of Cincinnatiemploy this dirt bag, it seems
that the impossible has happened. Anddespite all of his arrests and his claims

(49:34):
of violent actions as a member ofClantifa, University of Dayton gave him a
speaker position to teach conference participants howto docks, harass, and de platform
political opponents and openly stating his workwas illegal. And oh, by the
way, gets three hundred and fiftythousand dollars plus of our money. This

(50:00):
is happening right now. Under JoeBiden. You now know the Morning Show
with Preston Scott's on news radio onehundred point seven UFLA. You never get

(50:27):
those magazines in the mail that arejust those little local neighborhood or community magazines
on one thing or another. Ithink every community has some version or several
versions of them. I got oneTallahassee's premier magazine for homeowners called Home and

(50:47):
Yard, and what it really isis there's a few little tidbits in here
that are kind of you know,okay, that's interesting, some articles and
then a bunch of ads for localbusinesses, and that's fine. But this
one caught my eye because in thelittle corner here as playing his day is

(51:15):
it says plus see me inside,and it's a photo of a manatee.
Friends and family know our affection ofmanatees, especially since we went and took
a little dip in the in thein the waters of Crystal River in the

(51:35):
preserve there and went swimming with manateesthis past winter and it was just the
best. It just was. Itwas amazing. But I'm I'm thumbing through
this and I get to the articleabout the manatee, and it talks about
the habitat and just there's some adorablepictures and manatees are cool. They're harmless,

(52:00):
No, not a violent bone intheir body. Their brain does not
have that little part of the brainthat triggers any kind of territorialism or aggression
of any kind. They just don'thave it. And so I'm flipping through
and there's this little subcategory habitat,Okay, diet, interesting history, and

(52:25):
then it got to threats and Iread this and this may be an indicator
of just how doing what I've done, and it's and look, I've been
wired this way all my life.I have been wired to read things,

(52:52):
here things, see things, andgo, h really, are you sure
about that. I won't say I'ma contrarian, and I won't list myself
as quote a skeptic. I'm cautiousmaybe. And that's why so often we

(53:15):
don't talk about the stories that arebreaking in the news, because I just
let's just give this a minute tobreathe, let's see what happens in a
day or so. So I readthis short little paragraph and it says the
most significant problems presently faced by Floridamanatees are the loss of warm water habitats,

(53:39):
and death or injury from boat strikes. Natural threats include harmful algae blooms,
cold weather, tropical storms, hurricanes, tidle, entrapments, and disease,
the loss of warm water habitats.You know why that's standing out to

(54:02):
me? How in the name ofal Gore and the certainty, the settled
science of global temperature rise, couldwe be seeing anything other than an expansion

(54:25):
of warm weather, because after all, warm weather is what's responsible for all
of the horrible, massive, endlesshurricanes. Oh wait, we haven't had
those. We've had a bad stormhere or there. We always will.
What do you get with a peninsulain the Gulf? But did that stand

(54:49):
out to you? As I readit? Forty six minutes after the hour
This is the Morning Show with PrestonScott, I equate June with being out

(55:15):
of school and summer has begun,even though we don't technically begin summer until
what June twenty first. Yeah,I was actually just mentioning the other night.
I was like, holy cow,just in a couple of weeks,
the days are going to start gettingshorter again, right, Like we're all

(55:37):
already to the back half of theyear where the days start getting shorter,
We're almost there. Just feels wrong. I was up early. Hey,
I get up early on the weekends, not as early, but I still
get up early. And I wasin my office Sunday morning, and my
desk, my new desk location isin front of the window, so I

(55:57):
get to enjoy and I notice saidit was that you could see clearly outside
at six thirty six twenty in themorning. Whoa. And then I thought,
it's it's gonna get even lighter thanthat over the next two weeks.
And then I immediately thought, andthen it's gonna get darker and darker and

(56:22):
darker. Before you know it,we're gonna be changing our clocks. Yeah,
I'm not a fan of the clockchange thing, but but June still
I equate when I was When Iwas a kid, you were off from
Memorial Day to Labor Day. Somehowthey fitted all in. The school year,

(56:43):
was fit in in the time thatwas left, and so you had
an actual, honest to goodness summeryou had three months. Now, of
course, says as I'm looking atthe deterioration of education, I'm I've become
a proponent of the idea of yearround school with two to three weeks off

(57:04):
in between quarters. I think it. I think three weeks off in between
quarters would be brilliant. It's notenough to lose everything that you've been working
on, and you get different seasonsto take vacations in. I think it'd

(57:25):
be really good to be able totake a vacation in the fall and in
the winter, and in the springand in the summer. I think I'm
a big fan of that. Butthat said, of course, now in
the era that we're in, weknow that June is well, it's National

(57:50):
Safety Month, and as a result, you might not know it, but
there's a hashtag out there called followthe four and Glock is pushing it out,
and so because it's June and Juneof course is National Safety Month,
and that's the only thing I knowit to be. Well, I of

(58:12):
course know it to be my dad'sbirthday and my birthday of course, ye
summer break, birthday celebrations, SafetyJune twenty second, that's it. Number
one, Follow the four hashtag.Follow the four. Treat all firearms as
if they are loaded. Never evermake the mistake of pointing a firearm at

(58:35):
something you do not want that gunto inadvertently shoot or intentionally shoot. You
treat all firearms as if they're loadeduntil you take a magazine out, or
you open up the slide, oryou open up the chamber of the cylinder
and you clearly see there is noprojectile inside. Number two, never point

(58:58):
the muzzle at anything you're not willingto destroy. And oh, by the
way, this is something we've alwaystalked about on our personal defense segments.
You also have to look beyond yourtarget. You have to take into account
what's behind your target. Number three. Keep your finger off the trigger until

(59:19):
you're ready to fire right there inthe side, right there. Number four.
Always be sure of what your target, of your target, and what
is beyond it. I guess Isort of cheated and got ahead of that.
I mean I didn't never mind.So those are your four. I
just I happen to get this emailfrom Glock, and I thought, there

(59:43):
you go. Let's just remind everybodywhat June is really all about. My
birthday, in no particular order,my dad's birthday, and National Safety Month.
By the way. I just theythrew in this a quote from Gaston
Glock. Perfection stands for our commitmentto uncompromising quality, future oriented manufacturing technologies

(01:00:14):
in maximum customer satisfaction. This Iguarantee through our status as a private independent
company. At a boy at aboy, Gaston, Gaston Glock. Did
you know that glock? I thoughtglock was just short for something. It

(01:00:35):
wasn't until a few years ago I'dlearned that's the name of the dude.
Back with our three Albright five minutesafter the hour the Morning Show with Preston's

(01:01:09):
got great to be gitzy this morning. It is the third hour of the
show schedule. They have David Ditch. Whether it's not getting them right now,
we'll see if we can track himdown. Senior policy analysts with the
Heritage Foundation, he spent time asa budget analyst for the Senate, the
Senate Budget Committee. He also oversawappropriations and agriculture, and so the guys

(01:01:37):
got the pedigree to give us alittle bit of insight into the debt deal.
Biden said, not everybody got whatthey wanted, but the American people
got what they needed. We avertedan economic crisis and an economic collapse.
We're cutting spending and bringing deficits downat the same time. You do know

(01:02:01):
that's the same thing, right,Deficit spending leads to the debt increase.
We hear the word deficit and wekind of flush that word through the lens

(01:02:21):
or through the filter of well,deficit means less, and so we're spending
less. Yep, we're still spendingtoo much. We're just spending less than
Democrats wanted. And so when Bidensays nobody got everything they wanted, well,
he's right. Democrats aren't being allowedto spend as much as they wanted

(01:02:45):
to spend, but Republicans got nothing. Now, keep in mind, I
look at this, and we've talkedabout it a lot recently, like a
pendulum them. We conservatives got absolutelynothing. Kevin McCarthy's out there crowing about

(01:03:14):
the fact that it's a historic reductionof two point one trillion dollars whatever the
nonsense is in spending. But itadds up to nothing because we're still spending
more. We're still handcuffing our greatgreat grandchildren. And here's the the aocs,

(01:03:43):
the liberals of the left, here'swhat they think. First, they
don't care about their grandchildren or greatgrandchildren because they're they're gonna try to abort
them all anyway. They don't givea rat's ray and about future generations.
That group only cares about themselves.And that's why all of the nonsense that

(01:04:05):
the al Gores and the leftists ofdoom and gloom, they keep pushing the
predictions out further and further and further, so they're dead. They don't care.
It doesn't matter as long as theyprofit now. They benefit now.
And this debt deal for Joe Biden, we averted an economic crisis. We're

(01:04:30):
in one sport. We didn't avertanything an economic collapse. We're not there
yet, but we're heading there becausethe debt keeps growing. What happens when
debt's outweigh ability to pay. It'scalled bankruptcy. It's called default. It's

(01:04:58):
called bring the tow truck and pickup the car. Here's the keys to
the house. It's called foreclosure.We did nothing to change the outcome of
where this leads. Nothing. Andhere's the thing. I've had people say

(01:05:18):
to me, Well, you can'tpay it back. It's just too large,
or it would take x number ofyears. I shared the email last
week about paying a dollar a minute, or whatever the case might be.
You pay, you pay more thanthat, you know, we set up

(01:05:39):
our home loan as a fifteen yearhome loan. We pay off more than
what's owed every month, so wepay off the principle, the interest,
and more principle. We're paying itoff faster. The United States of America,
because of the absurd tax rates,confiscates more than enough money to begin

(01:06:03):
the process of sizeably paying down ourdebt. We don't have the will to
do it, and it's in partbecause of Republicans. Back with more in
The Morning Show with Preston Scott TheMorning Show with Preston Scott, I want

(01:06:35):
to thank the man Congressional leader's HouseMinority Leader Jeffries sent up majority of Leader
Schumer. Senate Minority Leader McConnell actedresponsibly and put the good of the country
ahead of politics. Final vote inboth chambers was overwhelming, far more bar

(01:06:57):
bipartisan than anyone thought was possible.That's a quote, by the way,
bar bye bye by partisan man.You think in the month of June he'd
have the word by pretty much stuckin his headwood. So what do you
do with this now? Folks?Your party, for many of you,

(01:07:18):
has hung you out to dry.It wasn't close. Just when you start
feeling a little buoyed. The pollingindicates people can't stand what Biden's doing,

(01:07:42):
can't stand what the Democrats are doing, can't stand the direction of this country.
Republicans fail at every turn. Cannotwait. I don't know when it's

(01:08:03):
going to happen. We're trying toget catchamic on next week. She's she's
going to be en route tomorrow morningwhen she would normally do our segment.
You know, we we have prettydirect conversations with Congresswoman Cammick. Cannot wait.
I've got to find a breakdown ofwho voted for this thing in the

(01:08:24):
House. I'll find it. Itwon't be hard. Heritage Foundation, in
an overview on the thing, said, you know, the agreements not without
victories. Permitting reform will be aboon to allow businesses to build with less
red tape work requirements will have modestbut real impact in preserving government programs for

(01:08:47):
those who truly need them. Modest, modest impact. But in its summary,
it says overall, this agreement wouldcontinue America's trajectory towards economic destruction and
expanded federal control. Now I wantto just stop there for a second.

(01:09:08):
What have you heard from Ron deSantis about this plan. What has he
said? No idea? He said, this budget deal is continuing us careening
into economic destruction. So to everybodyout there that just insists he's one of

(01:09:33):
the bushes, he's one of them, I'm not buying it. I Am
not buying it. And Trump continueshis assault. I mean, would you
want to just use this as amilitary analogy if this were war, would

(01:09:56):
you Trump? Would you want Trumpin a foxhole with you? Because he's
the type that fires at his own. He shoots his own. We're supposed
to be setting up having policy disputes. What is he doing? He's the
fifth grader calling names, including hisformer press secretary. Oh, by the

(01:10:25):
way, kicked. But Kaylee mcinanny, the criticisms of this budget deal are
fair. I don't know where Trumpis other than you know, we've got
we've got Trump now talking about hisbff, Kim Jong n What is that

(01:10:49):
about? Back with more of TheMorning Show with Preston Scott talk last hour

(01:11:12):
about a study released by a hospitalin Germany that performs gender reassignment surgery.
That's key. They at least hadthe medical integrity, the scientific integrity to

(01:11:35):
announce the results of their study thatdoes not support the work that they do.
Honestly, I salute them. Can'tstand you do these ridiculous surgeries.
But if an adult wants you tomutilate them, I still think doctors ought

(01:11:56):
to say no, not gonna doit. Sorry, just not gonna do
it. You gotta dig deeper tofigure out why you're so angry at being
born a male or being born afemale. You gotta We're not gonna just
hack you apart. But the bottomline is a medical center that does these

(01:12:18):
kinds of surgeries came out and said, yeah, surgeries don't help. In
fact, it's worse. Their mentalhealth is worse. That took some courage
when you make your living doing it. Now comes polling here in America,

(01:12:40):
and the polling is fascinating to lookat Rasmussen, which, of course you
could say Lean's right survey from justabout a week or ten days ago,
eleven hundred adults, fifty seven percentof Americans strongly agree that there are only

(01:13:05):
two genders, male and female.Fifty seven See. That's why I'm convinced
that our country is actually a lotmore liberal than we think it is.
Like we have all these polling numberssaying that the Biden administration is doing a
horrible job, nobody likes the waythe country's going. But then there's poll
numbers like this, only fifty sevenpercent. Yeah, like I said,

(01:13:30):
I think we're way more liberal thanwe think we are. That's a fourteen
point jump from twenty nineteen in asurvey by the left wing Public Religion Research
Institute, when only forty three percentsaid they strongly believe there are only two
possible gender identities, man or woman. Rasmussen pole showed that only ten percent

(01:13:56):
of Americans strongly disagree with society's recognitionof just the two complementary sexes, male
and female, but in twenty nineteena higher share, much higher twenty four
said they strongly think there's a rangeof many possible gender identities. The strong
views inside this analysis of this pollingsthat strong views are important whatever. What's

(01:14:21):
interesting here is that the numbers inthe Rasmussen poll are actually less than they
were in December. In December,the same basic question showed sixty two percent

(01:14:47):
supported the two gender claim. Imean, I'm just I don't know where
we are. How can we haveforty percent of this country believe there's more

(01:15:10):
than men and women that male andfemale? How can we be where?
How how can this be? Thisis and to go back to something that
we talked about yesterday over lunch,and it's absolutely abundantly clear. We are

(01:15:36):
in a spiritual fight for the soulof this nation and we're losing. Now.
You could step back and say,well, Press, that was predicted,
and you'd be right, you wouldbe correct. It doesn't mean you

(01:15:58):
don't still contend for the faith,the values, the morals, the virtues
that make this country America. ButI'll tell you what. When I see
a poll and even though a strongmajority rejects transgenderism, it's not nearly strong

(01:16:19):
enough, not nearly, And thatexplains why corporations are pushing on with it.
The Morning Show we're pressed in scottTwo random headlines in the news this
morning. Your big stories in thepress box. Federal government giving our tax

(01:16:45):
dollars, specifically the DHS to aClantifa member who's on faculty at University of
Dayton. Guy him named Michael Lowdenthal. Look that good boy up. What
a loser. He's a violent,vile, profane, violent, violent man.

(01:17:15):
The fact that he's teaching at apublic university is problem one. How
does someone like that get hired.The only way someone like that gets hired
is if the people hiring are inagreement with the ideology. Otherwise you just
steer clear. Now, we justdon't too much. Too much, don't

(01:17:38):
need to go there, So yourtax dollars are supporting this dirt bag.
Meanwhile, the weakness of our commanderin chief has led to increased aggression by
China directly against the United States,running a ship right in front of our

(01:18:00):
destroyer in the Taiwan Strait international waters. By the way, same thing with
a flyby in international airspace. Justa few days ago, Freshman Florida Democrat
Maxwell Frost from Florida Member of CongressHouse of Representatives screamed out at a concert

(01:18:21):
on stage microphone, f ron deSantis f fascism just for a minute,
and he's proud of himself. Isaid, what I said is what he
tweeted out. He should be censuredat the very least. I think he

(01:18:44):
kicked him out because but that's justthat doesn't belong. But this is the
immaturity that we're now electing. Thisis what democrats are thrown out there.
They're putting the most members out thererunning for office, and this is a

(01:19:14):
guy that is holding office. Justreverse that. Now, let's just let's
just put those words in the mouthof a Republican lawmaker about Barack Obama or
Joe Biden. What would the mediabe doing with that? Story would be

(01:19:36):
endless until he was forced out,until he resigned, endless. This guy
gets applause. I think he'll bespeaking at the Democrat National Convention. I'm
just asking, let's just make amental note of that. Not a high

(01:19:58):
level spot, just my hunch hegets a gig speaking at the convention because
of those words. Target. Targetis doubling down on its support even though
their their cowards and they won't doit in certain stores. In that interesting

(01:20:23):
you're doubling down. In all ofyour interviews, it comes out that you're
supporting organizations that want the disruption,the dismantling amount Rushmore, the demilitarization of
our of our armed services, tothe tune of fifty million dollars money's going

(01:20:45):
to these organizations. I mean,it's it's insane what Target is funding.
I personally made the decision this week. I had an errand to run.
I could have. I could havesaved myself some time by just going to
target. I did not. Idrove out of my way to go elsewhere.
I don't know who else is doingthat. I just know that they're

(01:21:05):
losing more and more revenue and it'snot going to change. They're based in
Minnesota. Minnesota's turned into one ofthe more illiberal states in the nation.
But there's a snapshot of what's goingon right now. Come back, we'll
answer the question Trump did what.Yeah, we'll tell you next. It's

(01:21:30):
The Morning Show with Preston Scott onNews Radio one hundred point seven w FLA
or on News RADIOFLA Panama City dotCom. I've promise you someone's listening to
this program on a John Deer andwe're proud to have you. Praise the

(01:21:51):
Lord. But did you know thatJohn Deer still owns your tractor. I'm
just saying, oh that one again, unless it's a little lawnmower. If
it's a lawnmower, it's yours.If it's a small tractor for home use,
yes, if you're a farmer,you don't own it. Just saying
hate to be the bearer of badnews. It's where John Deer's let us

(01:22:13):
down. And you and I havebeen proud supporters of John Deer. My
family's been buying Deers since well Deerhas been around. Unbelievable. So,
Donald Trump, congratulations to Kim Jongoon. This was not a backhanded little jab.

(01:22:39):
This was a now congratulations because NorthKorea has been appointed to the World
Health Organization and Trump congratulated him.Was it in all caps? Nope?
Was it a truth social post?Yep? What I say, congratulations to

(01:23:01):
Kim Jongoon exclamation point and celebrating theappointment to the World Health Organization. First
of all, let's for a secondjust think about the wisdom of who.
Yeah, they're putting him his country, where's population starving to death on the

(01:23:28):
World Health Organization? That's why Ithink it's a joke. It's got to
be just him clowning Trump, clowningand trolling all the people that follow You
think, yeah, I do.I don't not at all. Yeah,
I think he's clowning him. Keepin mind, he made that tweet when
Rond de Santis announced talking about hisfriend Kim Jongoon, right and ever,

(01:23:54):
because you know, when he waspresident, no one thought that anyone would
be able to get a meeting withKim Jongoon and he had he like had
that in person even after like thewhole My red button is so much bigger
than his. Well, and soI think this list is him continually continuing
to troll and just like watch himscreech. Basically, I don't. That's

(01:24:20):
just me. But that's because Ijust I'm online a lot, and so
I see how people use rhetoric tolike troll their followers or whatever, and
so I don't know, that's that'sjust my inclination. When I read something
like that, I immediately think it'sbeing satirical and funny, because that's how

(01:24:42):
that's how like the internet works.That's just me. But you really think
Trump's that sophisticated, I don't.That's a good that is a fair point.
I don't know, because he writeshis own stuff, oh, no
doubt, no doubt, much tothe chagrin of Milannia and his poor son
Baron. I mean, Baron hasgot to be just dad, dad,

(01:25:05):
Dad, put it down, Putit down, Dad. How hard is
it to be Baron Trump? Rightnow? I think he's doing okay,
it's a big kid, huge kids, a behemoth. Yeah. I don't
know where he got those genetics from. Man, that Miladi is what is

(01:25:26):
she Slovenian? Something like got someSlovenian basketball genetics in him or so it's
like my uncle's you know, myLithuanian side is what kicked in with my
height. Now my uncles were sixthree a tall Eastern European basketball players.
Man, they're huge. No nephylumin there is there? That's funny?

(01:25:51):
Well them are on the program.Thomas Baker will join us. Listen to
this title of this book, youready, The Fall of the FBI,
How a once great agency became athreat to democracy. By the way,
Thomas Baker, the author thirty threeyears as a special agent for the said

(01:26:13):
FBI, he writes from a positionof knowledge, my friends. He'll join
us tomorrow fifty one minutes after thehour here on the morning show. Tomorrow.

(01:26:35):
We'll also have Dakota Wood schedule tojoin us talk about China and what
that act it's going on there.I think he is of the opinion he's
with heritage. He's of the opinionthat Taiwan is a thing that matters.
I'm not so sure, but Iremember this was back last year on one

(01:26:59):
of the days that you were outand I was filling in for you,
and I asked Congressman Michael Waltz,and I remember this because I was filling
in. I asked him, Okay, so many conservatives we've we kind of
feel like Ukraine is just like thisBiden proxy war. So what about Taiwan?
And he he asserted that Taiwan isworth defending. And I just I

(01:27:25):
kind of filed that one back intomy memory bank because I was like,
I just, I just I'm kindof like you right now. I'm like,
I'm are we sure? M Yeah, I mean I get it.
You know. Now Australia is talkingnice with China and allies do that,

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I don't know. They started throwingtheir citizens and basically concentration camps. So
I don't know if you can trustthe Aussies. Yeah, so well it
tomorrow promises to be a very interestingshow, talking about the FEDS, talking
about the not just not just China, but obviously we'll touch on Ukraine.
We get da Code on the program. Six Flags has announced it will be

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doing drag Queen shows. Their showswill be there insisting on their website PG
and inclusive for all ages. Nope. Six Flags Over Texas presents Drag Show.
Among the performers are drag Queens,Are You Jealous? Citronella mac oh

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gosh, not making this up?Salem Moon, who caption says, Celebrate
Pride at six Flags over Texas witha drag show. Performances of Friday's Saturdays
in June at the stage in GothamCity. I guess Gotham City is one

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of the locations at a six Flagpark. I'm guessing. I don't know.
Six Flags in Saint Louis is goingto be doing it, as well
as six Flags Great American Illinois,Great Adventure in New Jersey. I don't
know about Georgia. We'll have towait and see. But yeah, there
you go. Can't make this stuffup. Brought to you by Baronet Heating

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and Air. It's the Morning Showone eight on WFLA. Look at the
radio programming. One hundred and eightyseconds or less. Chinese warship comes within

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a one hundred and fifty yards orso of a US destroyer. Latest act
of aggression. They're it's almost likethey're trying to start something didn't happen under
Trump. But this is the typeof a great you get with weakness.

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Just is Freshman Representative Max Frost.Maxwell Frost of Florida on stage at a
Paramour concert, handed the microphone fron de Santis f fascism, Your tax

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dollars supporting an anarchist who is workingat the university at at the University of
Dayton. Better than three hundred andfifty thousand dollars of your money went to
a grant to support this dirt bagand it's counter extremism project. Isn't it

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ironic that a guy who openly bragsabout doing things violently as a member of
Clantifa getting arrested and admitting in writingthat his actions are off and the illegal,
gets money from DHS. In otherwords, your money. This is

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further demonstrating the weaponization of federal agenciesagainst this country. Talk about that with
Thomas Baker the FBI tomorrow Formerly withthe FBI. Covered a lot of content,
a lot of ground today on theprogram, The Irony of bad writing,

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the Irony of good writing. Tomorrowwe'll see it up all over again.
Thanks for listening. I have agreat day.