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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Speaker 2 (00:19):
Enjoy two three, starting your morning off right. A new
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Speaker 3 (00:35):
True.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (00:35):
Not a dumb question. It’s a very realistic question. It’s
April Fool’s Day. It could be an April fool stunt.
It’s not anough I gotta know before the show starts.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (00:45):
Well, show started.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (00:46):
It’s a little late now, and I’m trying to get
a confirmation that Christy Nolome’s husband really is a cross
dresser and this isn’t some kind of April fools.<\/p>\n
Speaker 4 (00:52):
Day just making you guys are making that up.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (00:55):
No, No, that one’s crae, that one’s real. I’m not
cracking wise and her dog got shot for less.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (01:01):
I could just say.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (01:02):
That, Mama, No where’s o Yeller? Eight minutes after the hour. Really,
that’s what we’re about. You know, you got to make
everything clear on April Fool’s Day. So we have a
huge loss for the left in the Supreme Court, and
here comes birthright citizenship today. And the President will attend
in person tonight. He’s going to address the nation and<\/p>\n
(01:24):
whether it is an eighty percent go for the moon
with Artemis two and yet, don’t you know most people
are fascinated with Christy Nomes’s husband cross dressing.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (01:36):
That’s life in America.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (01:37):
It is Wednesday, April, the first year of Our Lord,
twenty twenty six. By the way, I say this up front,
I think everybody on the radio, this is serious business,
and we just don’t do stunts. I told the story yesterday.
I had one talk show host that had to be
let go. He thought it would be a fun April
Fool’s joke to fake a suicide live on the air.<\/p>\n
(01:58):
I had a long conversation with him about credibility and
how it’s everything, and he could no longer remain at
the station. Here’s your pay envelope. Nice knowing you. We
just don’t play those games. So anything we do talk
about today is real, I assure you, unless, of course,
Jeffrey plays a clip from Old Yeller that was a movie.
If you’re just waking up on this April first to<\/p>\n
(02:20):
twenty twenty six. President Trump set for a prime time
address tonight. That’ll be nine Eastern, eighth Central. He’s asked
for airtime on all the major compan They don’t do
it that way. Have the Press secretary come out. The
President of the United States is asked for airtime on
all the networks tonight. You make a big deal on
of it. I mean everything’s such a same day.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (02:42):
Have to come out and ask.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (02:44):
Yeah, we would like time on all the networks. No
one’s watching anymore. And of course our home team network
will be airing the game and streaming. President says he
plans to attend Wednesday’s Supreme Court hearing that’s today over
the birthright.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (02:59):
Cities and chip.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (03:00):
NASA says, whether it’s an eighty percent go for Artemis
two’s launched to the moon or to orbit the moon
with a lot of historic firsts.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (03:08):
We’ll talk about.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (03:09):
All of that, including why the name Artemis has been chosen,
Why did we go from Apollo to Artemis? No googling
Roy’ll belong attle bit later on, the Israeli military is
calling for all essential and critical targets in Iran to
be destroyed before passover. And again what this brings to
light is there are US objectives and Israeli objectives. The<\/p>\n
(03:38):
President made it pretty clear that the way it came
out was, well, Israel was going to make a move,
and if Israel is going to make a move, we’re
going to be a target, and our bases are going
to be a target, and our allies are going to
be a target, we must do it with them to
secure our interests. Well, that alone, if true, and I
believe it is, suggests one The narrative that Israel drug<\/p>\n
(04:03):
us into this, the President’s a puppet for Israel is
just a leftist media and democrat narrative. The President really
did go for the reason cited, and that would also
clue you in that our objectives could end before Israel’s. Now,
the President yesterday made it pretty clear were within two
to three weeks, and the market went crazy, And I’m<\/p>\n
(04:26):
sure he’s going to make that.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (04:28):
Point even more clear.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (04:30):
Your first thought might be, oh, the President’s going to
address the nation tonight, He’s going to end now, and
I guess he could, but I think he’s just going
to address the American people, and I think this is
wise to do if they watch it live, otherwise it’ll
just be spun like anything else. But a president, a
commander chief must communicate clearly with his people at times<\/p>\n
(04:52):
of military conflict, and the President will do that tonight.
But I do suspect that timeline, if it’s true, two
to three weeks is long past passovers, So I think
the president is gonna be done when the president’s done period.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (05:07):
End of story.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (05:07):
Airport security lines are expected to start looking a little
more like normal now the TSA employees have started receiving
retroactive paychecks again, there is still some uncertainty wrapped. What
was that gum? That wasn’t it freshen up? What was
the aquafresh? No, the aquafresh was the toothpaste? What was<\/p>\n
(05:28):
the gum? It was real big in the was that
the early eighties or seventies? Remember you’d bite it. It would
surprise you with the squirt of yeah, there’s a fresh
up fruit. Was it freshen up?<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (05:37):
Yeah?<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (05:38):
Yeah, No, juicy fruit was just a stick like everybody else. Yeah, yes,
it was red. You are wrong. Juicy fruit Wrigley’s. Those
were all sticks. Remember how they lost their flavor? And like, actually,
I’m going to make everybody get nostalgic.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (05:56):
Here. Who remembers bubble Yum? Oh I remember Bubbles by
the way.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (06:01):
Yeah, it was freshen up and had the swirls and
then you’ve been into it and squirted.<\/p>\n
Speaker 4 (06:05):
Miant famous for being first to feature a liquid filled center.
I remember getting the gum that go squirt. Remember, yes,
that’s it.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (06:17):
But bubble Yump watermelon bubble Yum seventh grade period endive story.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (06:24):
Absolutely, I’ll take that.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (06:25):
In fact, at bubble Yum stayed the trend. I may
have never dipped Copenhagen. I just walked around blown bubbles
with my bubble yum. Should have stuck with the big
lead chew. I did have big lead chew.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (06:35):
We all liked the big lead chew. Hey, but your
gum in.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (06:39):
I want to be just like the major leaguers, only
not lose my teeth or is. I like to say
to my wife, Just think how good a kisser I’ll
be once these teeth through out of the way. You know,
never really justified it, but anyway, think of it like
a freshen up gum. There’s still a little squirt waiting
of uncertainty, and that is the funding is not permanent.<\/p>\n
(06:59):
So if if somebody has scrambled to make ends meet
with other jobs, will they still keep them? Have they
found something new they like better or feel more secure doing?
In other words, do we really have the full complement
of TSA support back on the temporary notion, Oh, here’s
your back pay and we got you covered for five<\/p>\n
(07:20):
weeks because until then you’re gonna need ice and other support.
We’ll keep an eye on that story. Let’s start with
the biggest story of yesterday.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (07:34):
And it’s not just.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (07:36):
That a liberal state tried to do something very liberal
and it eventually got all the way to the Supreme
Court and shot down. You would expect somebody like The
Atlantic or Axios to spin this, Wow, there’s this conservative court.
This is why we got to add to the court.
This is why we got no. It was eight to one.<\/p>\n
(07:57):
In fact, I think Redwood would want to chime in.
I don’t know about first, but he would want me
to chime in. I’m going to chime in first. Not
only was it shot down eight to one, and this
is conversion therapy for lgbtq Q kids. You even had
Justice Keegan shoot down the one descendant to Jackson, which<\/p>\n
(08:20):
everybody would find very unlikely, too far left judges, and
even the one left judge, it turns to the you’re
not even left anymore, You’re just wrong. Fellow liberal Justice
Keegan criticized Jackson for failing to acknowledge case law that
governs when speech can be regulated in the medical field.<\/p>\n
(08:40):
This was a massive decision, I think, in favor of parenthood,
in favor of science, medical science over cultural movement or trend,
by the way, one that is seemingly on the decline.
But the Supreme Court ruled yesterday against the law banning<\/p>\n
(09:06):
conversion therapy for LGBTQ kids, even going so far as
to ban parents from being involved in any kind of
counseling sessions. This did not meet muster at any level,
and an eight to one court majority sided with a
Christian counselor who argues the law banning talk therapy violates
the First Amendment, and it was upheld in the Supreme Court.<\/p>\n
(09:28):
And now here comes birthright citizenship today. As for Christy Nome,
I first got a shot of this from the Daily
mail by way of the home Office, I might add.
And my first thought, I don’t know about anybody anybody
else’s was oh, I wonder if this was leaked in<\/p>\n
(09:48):
order to justify her affair. And it really really doesn’t
appear to be that. In fact, I don’t know how
this is possible. But again, I draw my view of
marriage from my own. There is no better friend I
have on earth. There’s no one I’m more attracted to
on earth. There’s no one I love more on earth<\/p>\n
(10:11):
than my wife. We talk about everything. She couldn’t possibly
surprise me because she would never have a need to
withhold any portion of herself. Having said that, if the
Daily Mail released pictures of my wife dressed like a
construction man and in the village people, I would be<\/p>\n
(10:35):
a little shocked. And so the story is christinom is
Or was unaware of this, and that the family was
shocked and devastated. The story actually gets a little and
I’m trying to be mature about this, because I never
I’d rather die than ever ever be the kind of<\/p>\n
(10:55):
person that delights in other people’s misfortune. But the story
is more than just a cross dressing. It’s a kink
lifestyle and website, so you also have his interactions with
others on the website. This is going to become increasingly embarrassing.
We have like an inside joke where and this is<\/p>\n
(11:19):
going to become more and more normal in this AI world.
But where Jeffrey needs Red. I don’t know why. Red
is the all discerning.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (11:30):
Like we have AI.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (11:31):
We have read you always throw everything by Red.<\/p>\n
Speaker 5 (11:33):
Red?<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (11:33):
Is this real?<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (11:34):
Red? Is this real? And this is real?<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (11:38):
So obviously Christy Nolan was blindsided by this, says the
family is devastated by this. But thanks to the Daily
Mail across the Pond, we have obtained hundreds of messages
purportedly sent between the former Secretary of Homeland Securities husband
and three women who are also involved. I don’t even
know how to pronounce this. Is it bimblification fetish?<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (12:00):
I think, I tell you very very good.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (12:04):
So it’s not just that the he Byron wants to
dress like a woman. He’s like fixated on bimbos. It’s
a bimbo fixate.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (12:16):
Red. Is that real? There? Now I’m doing it? Red?
Is that real? Somebody?<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (12:20):
Somebody AI would It’s that whole wearing of artificial well,
that that’s what’s caught everybody’s attention. I don’t even know
how much of this is worthy for time, but they
wear very large, fake breasts with very protruding Why am
I uncomfortable talking about this? Just it’s uncomfortable, okay, But<\/p>\n
(12:42):
but it’s actually it’s an actual kink and fixation. So
something tells me if the pictures aren’t by the way,
that’s the other thing. If you’re gonna you’re gonna look
like I don’t know what to even describe it as
Barbie on steroids, I don’t know what to call it.<\/p>\n
(13:05):
But if you’re gonna do all that from the neck down,
shouldn’t you, you know, wear some makeup or something like
when you look at the picture, you’re kind of like,
you know, finish the look.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (13:15):
If you’re gonna do it, do it right. Just that’s
how I would cross dress.<\/p>\n
Speaker 6 (13:20):
I’m just saying the man is aware the woman shot
her dog. I mean, wow, oh yeah, for far less.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (13:31):
Now if he had cross dressed and got you know,
near the chickens and this is like, I mean, this
guy is a handsome. He looks like, you know, it
looks like somebody the mountain climbs. I mean, it’s he
probably does but I mean it does. I don’t want
to do all this because it feels like gossip. But seriously,
how do you not know that? And then when you<\/p>\n
(13:53):
see the pictures, it’s just like, all right, so he’s
still him. He still looks like a mountain climber from
the neck up. I mean, there’s no like wig or makeup.
Must be the beard. There’s just for some reason, he
likes to put on a I don’t even know how
to describe this body suit. I mean that would even
be much for Fox News.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (14:17):
Scary time we live in, isn’t it.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (14:20):
Randy Stonehill had a song stop the world. I want
to get off. This is getting too weird to me
and I’m there, so yeah, this this is not an
April Fool’s joke. Apparently Christy Nomes husband is into a
kinky website where you cross dress like a busty bimbo,<\/p>\n
(14:40):
and now even the President of the United States has
had a comment on that. It begs the question. Today,
we’re going to the moon on our by way of
on our way to Mars, I’m going to relive all
of some of our greatest accomplishments as a nation in
the sixties. We’re going to get an up close view
of the of the moon with today’s technology, which.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (14:59):
By the way, will this end all the people that
say we faked it? I don’t. I mean, I don’t know.
Well they just go on, well, we’re faking this one too.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (15:05):
It’s hard to tell, but you know, we’re going to
the moon. The President is going to the Supreme Court
today after a big victory yesterday. He’s going to address
the nation in primetime, and I suspect most are going
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Speaker 3 (17:31):
And that is now April Fool’s Day.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (17:34):
Joke and it is this is We’re gonna get to
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Speaker 3 (18:10):
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Speaker 8 (18:11):
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Speaker 3 (18:30):
Just amazing. I don’t think Mike even knows about this.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (18:33):
Yeah, no, no, that’s a that’s an April Fooles joke
from Poughkeepsie, is what that is. We don’t track who
calls in, although as you relive all the names that
call in, you know, I start to feel like Gabe Kaplan, Yeah,
and welcome back Cotter and you’re all you’re the Sweathogs.
I really what a what a strange family we’ve assembled<\/p>\n
(18:53):
here at the kitchen table, which, by the way, I
had our first preliminary meeting on our Christmas getting no kids.
It’s really taking shape. It’s gonna be special. Now I’m
gonna speak to everyboy out there listening. You are going
to come right. I mean, if I get bands and
you know comedia, and if I put together an extra
the Ultimate Extravaganza office party, You’re gonna come right.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (19:16):
And how we gonna know.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (19:19):
I’m gonna coordinate with a hotel so we can get
group rates and everything. But we gotta have some kind
of way to RSVP. Otherwise I’m going to this big
party and then people don’t follow through and come.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (19:28):
Just be me Red in the bottle of bourbon.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (19:30):
Well that’ll work for Red if you just wake it
up thirty six minutes after the hour. Good morning, Rise
and shine, early bird gets the warm sleepy squirrel. Missus
is not welcome to April Fool’s Day. Wednesday, April the first,
twenty twenty six. The President set for a primetime address tonight.
We believe it’s going to be to update you on
Operation Epic Fury in Iran. I think what’s most on<\/p>\n
(19:55):
your mind is what have we achieved? Are we about done?
And when is it over? And I think that’s exactly
what he plans to address tonight in primetime. President’s got
some busy work today before that big meeting with you
in primetime. He’s headed to the Supreme Court. He’s going
to be in person for the birthright citizenship case. As<\/p>\n
(20:15):
it’s being heard, NASA says the weather is an eighty
percent go for Artemis two launch to the Moon. We’re
going to orbit the moon. Eventually we’re going to land
on the Moon and then it’s on to Mars Airport.
Security lines expected to start getting more like normal as
TSA employees have started receiving retroactive pay following weeks of<\/p>\n
(20:37):
working without compensation. Now many had to go do other
jobs because unlike the pay that seems to be optional
for them, their.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (20:45):
Bills are not.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (20:48):
And as much as they got their retroactive pay, there’s
really only the promise until Congress does its job of
up to five more weeks of pay. That’s still a
lot of uncertainty. Well complement of TSA employees actually return
or will ice be needed to support. And I mentioned
this huge victory, an eight to one ruling, So the<\/p>\n
(21:11):
first thing to get out of your mind is, oh,
this is a conservative court ruling against LGBTQ in a state.
This is why we need to add to the Supreme Court.
This is why the Supreme Court’s out of line eight
to one. It would have been unanimous. And even one
liberal judge criticize the one vote against justices understand what<\/p>\n
(21:39):
free speech is while one does not even care to
understand the Constitution itself. Even two liberal Supreme Court justices
understood the importance of freedom of speech, but one was
so biased by ideology, so biased with cultural blindness, they<\/p>\n
(22:10):
couldn’t see it.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (22:13):
Facts.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (22:14):
The Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled against the law banning
conversion therapy for LGBTQ plus kids in Colorado. You know,
similar to abortion, the evolution. Well, first of all, the
genius of making about a woman’s body and not the
body being killed, the genius of making it about choice<\/p>\n
(22:35):
and not ending of life. I mean a lot of
games they played. I thought it got perhaps the most
ridiculous at the time. And this would go back to
Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton, and I think the beginning
of Barack Obama that abortion was to be safe, which<\/p>\n
(22:58):
was laughable. The baby dies every time. In some cases
the mother has complications, in a lot of cases psychological
and or fertility issues. Down the road, the psychological comes
in is when someday, you know, they have bored a
baby because it wasn’t wanted, it wasn’t convenient, it wasn’t planned.<\/p>\n
(23:22):
And then when they do plan one and have one,
they see what they killed. And that’s when the psychological
trauma hits, or the infertility trauma hits when you’re ready. See,
that’s what we’re never honest about. We have a baby
when it’s wanted, and when it’s not wanted. We kill<\/p>\n
(23:45):
it and then we call it choice, but we really
mean death choice. Because if you tell anybody on the left, oh,
I want her to choose life, they start attacking you.
If you’re outside just praying that they choose life, they
might arrest you. Safe rare. Why does it need to<\/p>\n
(24:14):
be rare? And then legal? Well, it is legal, and
if there’s nothing wrong with it, why does it need
to be rare? And it’s never safe, especially for the baby.
I mean, it was laughable, right. Ultimately, what they were leading,<\/p>\n
(24:35):
death choice was the only choice that was acceptable. They
were trying to do the same thing with LGBTQ because
they don’t want tolerance. They don’t even want acceptance, they
want validation. Now you don’t have rights, and you see,<\/p>\n
(24:56):
all this is all very cultural or court room a
public opinion. But when you get in a Supreme Court,
then the law matters. And when you apply the law
and precedent and the Constitution, hello, eight to one it
goes down. So by an eight to one vote in<\/p>\n
(25:17):
the Supreme Court, the majority sides with the Christian counselor,
who argues the law banning talk therapy violates the First Amendment,
just like the death choice has to be made. The
confusion or the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered, or whatever else<\/p>\n
(25:38):
can never be challenged.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (25:41):
It can never have parental involvement.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (25:43):
Justice Neil Gorsuch, writing for the court, said the law
censor speech based on viewpoint. The First Amendment, He wrote,
stands as a shield against the effort to enforce orthodoxy
in thought or speech in this country or such. His
opinion drew from the liberal Justice Keegan and Soda Mayor<\/p>\n
(26:09):
a state could similarly not ban talk therapy designed to
affirm a minor sexual orientation or gender identity, Keagan wrote,
once again, because the state has suppressed one side of
the debate while adding the other, the constitutional issue is straightforward.
In a solo descent, Justice Jackson wrote that state should<\/p>\n
(26:29):
be free to regulate healthcare, even if that means incidental
restrictions on speech. The decision is the latest in a
line of recent cases in which the justices have backed
claims of religious discrimination while taking a skeptical view of LGDBT.
LGBTQ plus rights Counselor Kayley Chiles, with support of President<\/p>\n
(26:55):
Donald Trump and the Republican administration, said the law wrongly
bars her from offering voluntary faith based therapy for kids
child’s contents or approaches different from conversion therapy practices of
decades ago, like shock therapy. Her attorneys argued that the
band makes it hard for parents to find therapists willing
to discuss gender identity with kids unless the counseling affirms<\/p>\n
(27:17):
the transition, which ends up being the end result of
the bias. Colorado disagreed, saying the law does allow wide
ranging conversion conversations about gender identity and sexual orientation and
exempts religious ministries. The state says the measure simply bars<\/p>\n
(27:39):
using therapy to try to convert an LGBTQ plus person
to heterosexuality or traditional gender expectations, a practice that has
been scientifically discredited and linked to cause serious harm. Nor
does the law violate the First Amendment In Colorado. Therapy<\/p>\n
(28:00):
is different from the other types of speech since it’s
a form of healthcare. None of that cut it with
the Supreme Court, and you can’t blame it on a
conservative court. It fell eight to one, and the one
Justice Jackson, who stood against it got rebuked by what<\/p>\n
(28:21):
used to be the most liberal of judges Keegan. Keegan
wrote in a footnote of concurring opinion, which Justice Soda
Mayora joined, But even her own opinion when listing law<\/p>\n
(28:43):
is supposedly put at risk today offers quite a few
examples Keegan and Obama. Pointe said, Jackson’s view rests on
reimagining and in that way collapsing the well settled distinction
between viewpoint based and other content based speech restrictions. Eight
to one. This was a loss for conversion therapy and<\/p>\n
(29:09):
for the LGBTQ plus movement insofar as removing parents and
removing all sides of the conversation. And next up is
birthright citizenship, to which the President will attend in person
today the oral arguments. President said he’s going because I<\/p>\n
(29:30):
have listened to this argument for so long. White House
Press Secretary of Caroline Levitt later confirmed to NBC News
that Trump plans to be there Wednesday morning when the
Supreme Court justices here arguments on the constitutionality of the
executive order he signed that seeks to limit birthright citizenship
to people who have at least one parent who is
a US citizen or legal permanent resident. Not all countries<\/p>\n
(29:54):
have these laws. There are other countries that do. Later,
when davidson Audi, our senior contributor, is here. You know,
one of the blind eyes we have turned to this
is because of our birth rate crisis in America. You<\/p>\n
(30:17):
could make a case, just as they made the case, well,
they’re doing the jobs Americans don’t want to do. Remember
that old chestnut, Well they’re having the babies that we
won’t have. And it’s funny how the left and this
will come up in the sounds of the day that
you won’t want to miss. But the left is always here,<\/p>\n
(30:41):
Sonny host in doing it making the argument we can’t
have kids, we can’t afford them. It’d be irresponsible. But
then they’re all for birthright citizenship. Kids from other countries
are fine kids from our country. And by the way,
closely to what she says, because the truth of the<\/p>\n
(31:02):
matter is we can’t afford as a government to take
care of kids in America, So how can we afford
to take care of kids from other countries.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (31:10):
Born in America. Oh, they’ll never connect those dots.<\/p>\n
Speaker 9 (31:14):
I think it’s just really reckless to be suggesting that
people should have children when you now know in this
country there’s this affordability crisis, and for a two person household,
a married household, you need over four hundred thousand dollars
for child’s care, over four hundred thousand dollars. Most people
don’t make over four hundred thousand dollars. So she’s advocating<\/p>\n
(31:37):
for people to be born into poverty, people not being
able to feed those children, people not being able to
educate those children, and people not being able to house those.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (31:45):
Children had well, and it’s got to be really reckless
and unaffordable to have a birthright, citizenship right. I’m sitting
under a sign that says, too often we enjoy the
comfort of an opinion without the discomfort of thought. I<\/p>\n
(32:08):
am surrounded by that every day with you. This is
the kind of idiocy narrative produces over reality. But one
narrative met reality in the Supreme Court. Perhaps the other
will today. This phenomenon of phenomenon of receiving spam text<\/p>\n
(32:30):
messages or deceptive emails trying to scam you, it’s not good.
Scammers only text and email you when they have your information.
So your first question would be how they get it. Well,
it’s a long process. You buy something online, maybe go
to DMB to get your license, and they combine it
with your social media footprint, or your traffic records or financials.<\/p>\n
(32:55):
But ultimately it arrives at a data broker site and
the data broker sells it. You got to put those
data note brokers on notice. You got to stop them.
If the problem is they found you, you got to disappear.
And that’s where in Cogniti comes in. It’s an online
service you sign up for and they put hundreds and<\/p>\n
(33:16):
hundreds of these data brokers on notice to stop, and
they legally have to. I used Incognitate and they remove
me from three hundred and fifty eight broker sites in
the first forty eight hours. That would have taken me
over five hundred hours to do, meaning it never would
have happened, and they’re counting on it. The end result,
my dad is not online anymore. I’m not getting harassing<\/p>\n
(33:37):
calls or emails.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (33:41):
You need to do this.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (33:42):
Go to in cognii, ncog n I, and cognity dot
com forward slash Michael. In cognit dot com forward slash Michael,
you’ll save sixty percent when you sign up today. Go
now in cognity dot com forward slash Michael. If they
can’t find you, they can’t scam you in cognity dot
com forward slash Michael.<\/p>\n
Speaker 2 (34:01):
It’s your morning show with Michael del Journo.<\/p>\n
Speaker 10 (34:05):
Good morning from John and Philadelphia. And yes, if I
am deemed an honorary sweeth hog, I will do everything
in my power to get to your ultimate extravaganza wherever
it is held on the planet.<\/p>\n
Speaker 5 (34:19):
Have you pass over to all?<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (34:21):
Good morning, Michael, Jeffrey, and Rad. This is Priscilla from Memphis.<\/p>\n
Speaker 10 (34:25):
My day just got significantly better hearing about the Christmas
get together.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (34:30):
Have a great day.<\/p>\n
Speaker 6 (34:31):
I know I will.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (34:33):
Well, we’re going to have to you know know what
size venues. We’re going to need more than two. But
that’s a good start. We’ll take it.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (34:42):
Y’all’s idea, all right?<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (34:45):
President Trump set to address the nation tonight eighth Central,
nine Eastern on what Mark Mayfield reports.<\/p>\n
Speaker 5 (34:51):
Whitehouse Press Secretary Caroline Levitt said on x that the address,
set for nine pm Eastern time, will provide an important
update on Iran. Trump spoke Tuesday saying that he thought
the war could end in two to three weeks. The
president said Iran has been decimated and could no longer
threaten the US with the promise of a nuclear weapon.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (35:09):
Trump has reportedly been considering.<\/p>\n
Speaker 5 (35:11):
The deployment of American troops on Iranian ground on Marknyfield.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (35:15):
You may be wondering why NASA chose a mission called
Artemis Artemis two. Tammy Tricheo has the answer.<\/p>\n
Speaker 11 (35:22):
NASA’s latest moonshot is set to launch tonight. It’s named
after the Greek goddess of the moon. Artemis was also
the twin sister of Apollo, the namesake of the first
Moon missions. The Artemist two test flight will not land
on the Moon. Instead, it will send four astronauts around
it on a ten day journey. The mission marks NASA’s
first crued flight to the Moon since Apollo seventeen in
nineteen seventy two. I’m Tammy Trihio.<\/p>\n
Speaker 1 (35:44):
It was also a great restaurant Artemis at Arlington Heights, Illinois,
when I was growing up. I experts say it’s important
to know that if you’re taking a GLP one drug
for weight loss, they may cause vision changes.<\/p>\n
Speaker 12 (35:56):
Preliminary research shows that some patients experience blurred vision, or
a condition in which blood flow to the eyes is blocked.
This class of medications has also been linked to an
increased risk of developing wet macular degeneration. However, doctor Nazanine
Barzaday Retten, a specialist at New York Eye and Ear Infirmary,
says the overall health benefits of gop one drugs outweigh<\/p>\n
(36:18):
these risks. She also says patients who use these meads
to control their diabetes should see their ophalmologist to monitor
their eyehealth.<\/p>\n
Speaker 3 (36:26):
I’m Jim Roupe. We’re all in this together. This is
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