Cape Coral's "Raise The Flag" Pledge Drive and Textual Harassment | Guest: Michael Ilczyszyn

This is Daybreak with Jason Jay Jones on 92-5 Fox News. You know, we just had Trump on. I wish you to play. I'm proud to be an American where at least I know I'm free. All right, I'm going to sing. I apologize. Joining me now in studio, 92-5 Fox News and Cape Coral have teamed up to raise the flag and help us get the biggest flag in Florida at 250 feet at Bernice Braden Park. And joining me now in studio is the Cape Coral City manager, Michael Ilchis. And good morning, Mike. How are you doing today? Excellent. Good morning. Great to have you in this morning, man. Thank you. You're in very good spirits. You're up. You feel proud. You feel excited. Prior to walking in here today, what number are we at on the quest to get a half a mill? I think we were at 14,181.181. 14,181.81. That's a lot. I mean, we're not even 10% of the way there yet. And what is the deadline? Let's talk about that. What would be the deadline to get the money to get it built and get it up before July 4th? So what we're looking at doing is getting at least half of the funds raised by the end of January so we can put the purchase order in and then we'll continue to fundraise through the end. All right. And then it's going to show up. They're going to be like, have the rest of the money. You're like, oh, no, I'm just kidding. We're a little short. Sorry, no. But I'm confident that Southwest Ford is going to jump on board. Little by little, you're going to start seeing them pop up and people that want to be a part of it. And we actually have a bunch of them on the phone right now. And, you know, let's take Ashley first. I've got Ashley on the phone. Now, here's what I know. Michael, the city manager, has been, is it Mike, can I call you, do you go by Mike or Michael? Which one do you go by to your friend? You know, my mother says if my name was going to be Mike, that's what would be on my birth certificate. But it's Michael. All right, Michael, I like it. All right, well, I don't want to make your mom mad, so I'll go ahead and stick to Michael. I think he just threatened me that his mom's going to beat me of. I'm not 100% sure. That's what it kind of felt like. Let's go to Ashley on the phone. She's got a donation. She wants to pledge. Ashley, good morning, and welcome to 92-5 Fox News. Good morning. All right. Tell us about your pledge for donation. We ensure Ashley Duckett is going to pledge $1,000 towards raise the flag. I'm sorry, where are you from again one more time? Hey, Coral. I'm agency owner for We Insure Ashley Duckett. All right on. That is so amazing. And thank you so much. You've got to send me the information so that I can talk about you again as we raise on that. So you can email me as well your information so I can never forget it. But I'm sure, Michael, you know who this is, right? Yes. Right. So we'll make sure because I want to make sure I give love to people like you that put $1,000. I mean.

That's a big deal. That's getting us there a little bit. We started at 14. We just got to 15. It's going to continue on. Ashley, I really appreciate your donation. You're a marketing firm. That's what you do? Insurance. Property and casualty insurance. Property and casualty insurance. Boy, that's what I'm talking about. Everybody needs to shop that right now. All right. I appreciate you. Thank you so much for being here with us today. Thank you. All right. There we go. The phone lines are locked, brother. Just so you know, Michael, you're doing a good job. He's over here working his phone like a Jerry Lewis telethon. Like I'm telling you right now, he's over here like, we're going to get these donations and make it happen. And this is what it's all about. And if we get everybody listening today to call in and make a pledge, get online, make a couple dollar, $10, $20. If you got a lot of money, put $50,000 towards it. Joining us now on the show is Dan Crichton, Crichton Development, love this guy, by the way. This guy is a businessman. He means it. He knows what's going on. And if you're going to get real estate from this guy, you're getting a solid deal. I've met him before. I know who he is. Dan, good morning. Welcome to the show. How you doing, buddy? Good morning. Thank you for being a great American. Absolutely love it and appreciate it. No doubt, man. So thank you so much for being on the show. And let's talk a little bit, man. You're here to make a pledge. I know you're a Cape Coral big guy. So let's talk about what you're going to do here. Well, first and foremost, I want to say thank you to Michael because, you know, government doesn't make people. People make government. And this guy is doing a stand-up job. Absolutely great, great. A purpose here today, 250,000 to stuff. 250-foot pole to celebrate our 250-year anniversary of this great country. So thank you, Michael. I would like to donate $10,000. Whoa. Thank you for being amazing. $10,000 from Dan Crichton, Crichton development. That means so much, Dan. I cannot tell you how patriotic that is that before the end of the show. I feel like we're going to be 10% of there. We started out at like 1%. We're going to be 10% before we even get to the end of the show. And that is just amazing. Thank you so much, man. How's business been, bro? This is great, and just want to say thank you guys for keeping our world safe and keeping the information on the streets. Thank you for being the best radio show in Florida. Thank you, sir. Say it again. One more time, Dan. Just say this with my boss upstairs here. It's one more time. Go ahead. Thank you. Thank you for being the best radio show in Florida and for keeping the hot topics in the forefront of our ears. I appreciate you, Dan. Thanks for calling in. Thanks for your donation. It means a lot. Love you guys. Man, so many lines and lock solid. Hit us up 239-479-559-2. If you want to make a pledge to the flag of Cape Coral and be a part of it, you know, hold on real quick before I go to Kyle standing by. I had a friend text me a message, and I want to read this message just so you know. She was like, I fully support the big giant flag planted in the city of Cape Coral. It is not a taxpayer funded.

but I would support it if it was, but I would still support it even if it was. We are in the first Purple Heart City in southwest Florida. We set the pace for all the other cities. It'll be another beautiful representation of our great city's patriotism and strong support for our veterans and our military history and love for our country. I loved it. That's why I had to share that. Right. You've got to put out the fact that we're also a purple heart city. I mean, that's a big deal. Yeah, so we've done a lot of stuff for our veterans in Cape Coral. Just in the last two years that I've been city manager, we had celebrated the city's first ever flag day. And we're continuing that through. A couple years ago, we dedicated some spaces at City Hall for Purple Heart veterans. And then following year, we dedicated some spaces at City Hall for veterans. So we're very veteran-centric. And you're a veteran yourself, right? Absolutely. Does that help you push it? Of course. Right, absolutely. You feel the desire, right? Thank you for your service again, by the way. I know I tell you that every time you come in. As we're in the middle right now, we're in studio right now. Michael Ilchiz, and he is the city manager for Cape Coral. He's here working the phones, and I can legitimately keep taking these phone calls. I've got four lines locked solid. Kyle from Cape Coral here to make a donation. Kyle, good morning, and welcome to the show. Good morning. Yeah, it was exciting stuff. And definitely honored to be able to be a part of it. It's kind of funny because I got a flag flying to Mike's office, one of our recycled firefighter flags. And we got it in the police department, a couple of fire departments. So it's great to be able to be in on the biggest flag flying in town. Kyle, you're a firefighter. No, I was 20 years of search and rescue up in Michigan, but bought a company from my buddy that we were now doing all the manufacturing and distribution out of Cape Coral. turning firefighter hose into some great stuff and a bunch of bags and all kinds of stuff. Wow, that's cool, man. So it's like merchandise made off of firefighters' hoses and uniforms and stuff like that. Yep, yep, military gear and all that kind of stuff. Man, that's cool, man. What's the name of it? Recycled firefighter. Recycle firefighter. That's a website, right? Yep. All right, Kyle, you're here to make a donation. That was a hell of a plug. So let's go ahead and find out what your donation is going to be. Yep, we can donate $500. $500. We'll take it. Give it up $500 from my man, Kyle over here. One more time. What's the name of your website one more time? Go ahead. Recycled firefighter. There we go, man. I appreciate your donation, Kyle. I'm going to keep moving. I've got a ton of people standing by. All right. Let's take, hold on. I'll go back to this one. Let me go right now. Joining me on line one. Somebody I know so well. You have no idea how well I know this guy. Dwayne Lopez, extreme companies of Florida. Dwayne, good morning. I hope you're making an extreme donation. Hey, good morning, Jason. Good morning, Mike. Morning. Jason, you know, you know us. We're heavily involved in the company, or with the companies in Southwest Florida.

You know, we strive to help anywhere we can. You know that we've been working together for years, you and I. Right, absolutely. I mean, you and I, you supported me heavily during my campaign, but more importantly, I've seen you do so much for the community. You're a big supporter of the Edison Festival Light. I've seen you donate to every organization on the planet. And I don't know how many different fishing tournaments you've hosted, which obviously all goes to some kind of charity, man. Thank you again, man. I really appreciate you. Yes, sir. And, you know, it's been an honor to, you know, live and build our companies throughout Southwest Florida and especially Cape Coral. We've lived here 24 years. You know, we do a lot with the city of Cape Coral. So our companies are going to make a donation today of 20,000. What? $20,000, man, you know what, listen, I want to tell you, I watched it, and I'm going to tell you, I've watched this man grow his company from a small little company to watch it, it got bigger, and then it got bigger, and the next thing you know, I'm seeing a green truck run around this town everywhere, everywhere. You are driving right now, you see one of those extreme. Look around. You're going to see one of those extreme trucks in your neighborhood or right around your block. I have to say, man, That is amazing. And that $20,000 donation, I mean, we've already done $31,500 this morning. I put that with the 15. I think before we're done, we're going to get to that $50,000 and we'll be 10% of the way there. Michael, you're working the phones like nobody's business. And you obviously have a great Rolodex. I'm going to tell you that right now. Duane, I really appreciate your donation, man, and your love for Cape Coral. Yes, sir. Yeah, and we're happy to do it. I think this is a great idea for the city of Cape Coral. And Michael's done a great job as city manager bringing things for the city in the last few years. And I think that's going to continue. I see some really good things in the future for Cape Coral coming down the pipeline. How long have you lived in Cape Coral? Uh, 24 years. Wow. Wow. There it goes, man. That's a resident right there. Dwayne, I really appreciate extreme companies. $20,000 donated right there, getting us on our way to the 10%. So that's a big step. And I really appreciate it. Thank you so much for the donations. I'm glad we could help. All right. Appreciate it. Thank you, Dwayne. Extreme companies of Florida, the biggest donation of the day. Jason, if you could just take a moment and let people know where they can donate. All right. You can donate at 925 Fox News.com, but you can go right there. It's an easy link for you to go to. Go right to our raise the flag. You'll see it there. Get on there. Make a donation. And then let us know that you made the donation as well on the show so we could be all about it. Because you don't have to be like Duane or Dan Crichton and $10,000. Every dollar. Every single $1 bill will count towards getting us to that goal to getting the biggest flag in Southwest Florida. Here's what we're going to do. I've got...

Don, I've got Maria, I've got two open lines, 239, 479-559-9-2. If you want to make a donation, if you're a company just like Extreme or Dan Crichton and you want to make a big pledge like they did, I'd love to hear it this morning and let's get us to the 10% mark because if we could do that since we kicked it off, there's no doubt in my mind we can pull it off then. All right, so more daybreak. We're in still with city manager. I've got a question for him about the flag. We'll get to that next. Michael Ilchis. with us as well. More daybreak next on 92-5 Fox News. We don't follow the mainstream. We follow our own shadow, which looks a lot like George Washington riding a bald eagle. Sweet. 92-5 Fox News. Right. All along. Welcome back. 92-5 Fox News. This is daybreak. We're in with Michael Ilges and the city manager for Cape Coral who is out here raising money like nobody's business. He's been working his phones. We've got people just randomly calling in. Make your donation if you want to make a donation to raise the flag. We're talking about the biggest flag. It's going to be in Cape Coral, 250 foot high. The flag is something like as big as your house. And I think it actually is, actually. What is the how? What size is the factual flag going on? It's like, uh, Like 90 by 110. It's bigger than my house. Fantastic. That makes me feel better. Now I've got to get a bigger house. Don, good morning. Welcome to the show from Cape Coral here to make a donation. Go ahead. Don, what's your donation? And where are you from? Hey, good morning, Jason. Don Wallace, husband Bill Wallace. We moved down here in 2020. Saw how people got taken after Ian. So we opened a construction company brand new. and we're going to donate $100. We're just starting out. Oh, no, $100 is good with us. That's what I said, $1, $100, $100 is great. That's fantastic. There are people that are asking a dollar coming in and doing it. So it makes a lot of big difference. What's the name of the construction company? Come on, let's give it out. Let's do it. Big Palms Construction. We are based on honesty and quality. We've been in business for over 40 years up north. and we are now in business down here in Florida. Where up up north? Where are you from? Originally I'm from Indiana. My husband is from Wisconsin. All right. All right. Does he talk like a guy from Wisconsin? Yeah. I've been with him a very long time. You wouldn't know anymore. Right. You're neutral to it. I appreciate you. Thank you so much, Dodd, for calling in to being on the show. We really appreciate your donation. And thank you for boosting our economy and helping us build great homes here in Southwest Florida. You bet. Thanks, Jason. All right. On the phone with me now is Maria from Cape Coral. Maria, good morning. Welcome to daybreak. You're also here to make a donation. Go ahead. Good morning, Jason. Gene and I, my husband and I would like to make a donation of $1,000. And I would like to have it in the memory of our son who passed away in 2009, who was a Marine. And this is a beautiful thing that the city is doing, raising that back. Please give us your son's name so we can remember him and honor your donation.

Sergeant Michael Martin. Sergeant Michael Martin, thank you so much for being on the show with us today and making that donation. And I will talk more about that coming up. And here just a little bit when I do it. You know what? You know what? We have a very small business. It's auto transport. I'm going to donate $2,500 on behalf of our business as well. So $3,500. That's what I'm talking about. 2,500 more? Man, I love you right now. Thank you so much for that. Now, I mean, I don't even want to. I'm trying to do the math. I think Rob's actually over there doing it. So thank you so much for that donation. It means the world to me. And your auto transport company, what's the name of that? Come on, shout it out. Twin Eagles Auto Transport. We service Lee County, Charlotte County. We'll go anywhere in the state of Florida. We deal directly with the dealerships and the auctions. There we go. Well, thank you so much for your donation. Thanks for being on the show. It means a lot. Thank you very much for doing this. Wow, there we go, man. It's really going. Michael, you're doing a great job, buddy. Get back on your phone. You're slacking off. The phone lines aren't locked. I'm just kidding with you, buddy. Joining us now is Randy. Randy, good morning. Randy, you're with LSI, right? That's right. First of all, God bless America. God bless the city of Cape Coral Council, the staff, and particularly Michael. We've had an opportunity to be almost 30 years being a part of Cape Coral in the building of Cape Coral. And we're just so proud to be able to do this. So on behalf of LSI companies and his family of companies, which include Rutland. holdings and sage communities. We're so excited today to contribute to this at $7,500. $7,500, man, LSI coming through with $7,500. I mean, I'm pretty sure we hit the 50K mark today on the show with the 14 that's already in there and make a big happen, man. I really appreciate you, Randy. Thank you so much for that donation. That's so amazing. And once again, it's from LSI. LSI companies, Rettlin Holdings, and sage communities, and happy Thanksgiving, and again, God bless America. What's on your Thanksgiving table, Randy? What's your favorite thing on the Thanksgiving table? I'm just curious. If I told you, I'd have to kill you, so I'm not going to do it. Wow, wow, that's serious. I want to come to your house now for Thanksgiving. That's two threats today. You're your mom and this guy, right? I'm going to get beat up when I leave today, man. I'll just say it includes beef. Let's just go that way. At least it's not turkey. All right, I appreciate you. Thanks for calling in. Michael Liches, and thank you for coming in. Thank you for what you do for the city of Cape Coral. Thank you for doing this. Raise the flag. We'll get a total before the 5 at 835, and we'll do it next on 92-5, Fox News. Cape Parkway backed up again. Must be another Kamala Harris voter. They get lost easily. Traffic's next on 92-5, Fox News. Some bring casseroles, some bring conspiracy theories. May your Thanksgiving be festive and free from chemtrails. 92-5. Fox News.

All right, welcome back to daybreak on 925 Fox News. I didn't want Michael to leave yet, the city manager of Cape Coral, because we're doing raise the flag. It's an amazing thing that we've been teamed up with Cape Coral. They have this idea to build the biggest flagpole, 250 feet, make it massive, get it out so everybody can see it, have it ready for 4th of July for the 250th birthday of America. And I have to be honest, at the very first beginning of this, I was like, well, that's a lot of money. I'm not sure we can get there. But if you listen to the last half hour of the show, you know we're going to get there. Because including the 14,191 that's online, and according to the math that Ron gave me, today we raised another 42,600, which would take us to $56,791, well on our way to get in the next 10% filled, but we are 10% of the way there. That's how we do it. 10% every two, three weeks, make it happen. Now, before I, it's Michael Ilchism. I've learned how to say his name right, so I'm pumped up about it. He's the city manager. And before I let you go, thank you so much for your service. Thank you for what you do. But I want to say one more time. This guy just spent the last hour calling everybody. He said he's got more coming in that could call in and make a donation and make it big. That's amazing. Now, do this guy a solid. Every person listening right now, I want you to go right now to 925 Fox News.com. I want you to make a donation of at least $1, $10, $20. It has been nine days since someone has made a donation on the website. Nine days is nine days too long. I'm going to start checking this every morning, and I'm going to start giving the people that have donated since my last show a lot of love. Oh, another call. We're never getting to the five today. Oliver, good morning, and welcome to the show. You got a donation. Do you like to make? Oh, hell, yeah. Excuse me, yes. That's all right. Hell yeah, make that donation. Go right ahead. Yeah, yeah. So, first of all, I want to say hello to Michael. I'm a former principal engineer for the city. He and I have been to hell and bad times and lived to talk about it. So, hello, Michael, and it's the hell of a project. And I'd like to, first of all, donate a free lunch to Michael at Rum Runners at the vanished lock location. All right. Maybe we'll invite John. I won't say John's last name on the radio, but he knows who I'm talking about. So, Diane and I are just going to do 100 bucks because we're poor retired folks. No, I love that, man. That's big. That's massive, even for a retired person. Yeah, sure. So, and lastly, I'll mention to Michael that if he needs a free project manager on the job, he knows that I know how to get stuff done on time and on budget. Right. So he knows how to call me. He knows how to call me. I appreciate you, Oliver. I got to run. I got to grab CJ and then I got to wrap up. So appreciate you calling in. Thank you so much for your donation. It means a lot to me, buddy. CJ, good morning from Cape Coyle. You're here to make a donation? Yes, sir. Good morning, Jason. Good morning. City, Mike. Morning, good morning. City, Mike.

City, Mike. I like that nickname. City, Mike. Go ahead. Are you here to make a donation? Yes, sir. Go ahead. To make a $1,000 donation. The $1,000, man. That's what I'm talking about, CJ. Do you have a company? Yes, I do. I just wanted to do it for my family, the McGuire family. The McGuire family? In here in 2011. I love it. I'm here in 2011 and wanted to... Raise this flag. Man, I appreciate you. Thank you so much for your donation. It means a lot to us. And thank you to the McGuire family for your donation. I think that's awesome. Thank you. All right, there we go. Man, we got to wrap up. I appreciate you, Michael, for being here. By the way, shout out to Justin McNeil. It just went online just moments ago and donated $10,911. New total, $57,911. We ended last time with $900. Right. And now we're doing it again. Something else. Is that nothing? We're ending it again. The last time we had them on, we ended with the number 911 at the end, 9-11. Now here we are again today without any kind of prep. We are ending with $57,911. How about that? Wow. I'm chilled up too, bro. That's crazy. Thanks for being on the show. I appreciate you, Michael. It means a lot. Raise the flag. Go check it out at 925. Fox News.com. Let's do the five. The 5 at 835 is presented by Resney Wealth Management. Creating financial independence for over 30 years online at resneywealth.com. 5.3. 3. 1. 1. 1. Number 5. Blue cities speaks volumes that tomorrow we have a communist coming to the White House because that's who the Democrat Party elected as the mayor of the largest city in the country. I think it's very telling, but I also think it speaks to the fact that President Trump is willing to meet with anyone and talk to anyone and to try to do what's right on behalf of the American people, whether they live in blue states or red states or blue cities in a city that's becoming much more left. than I think this president ever anticipated in his many years of living in New York himself. My only comment on this particular clip is tune in Monday for an amazing five at 835. I know the clubs are going to be great next month. I know they're going to be great. We got this and so much other stuff going on. Tune in for it. It's going to be amazing. Number four. Let me put it in this way. I used to steam every day, and I'd spray eucalyptus in a steam room. I go in the steamroom one day during COVID, and I couldn't smell anything. And I said, oh, man, I know what this means. I didn't get out of the shower and call my doctor. I called Joe Rogan. And Joe Rogan told me this protocol to do the next day I had my smell and taste back, and I never had any effects of COVID. Yeah, I just made an appointment moments ago with Dr. Rogan. I'm hoping to learn more about his remedies. But you know what? There it is. By the way, make sure you see your doctor for anything. But I do love that we all kind of listened to what we found out about on the Joe Rogan podcast during this time. We even pressed it. The president itself actually listened to what Joe Rogan had to say during the COVID era. Number three. Say good morning. Say good morning.

Perfect. We are doing trickle egg again this morning. I got the sausage egg and cheese breakfast bullet. That's a big bite. So I'm going to have... He got me. Okay, eat the egg. Here. Good boy. Was it scrambling? Okay. Good. Good. So happy for you. The woman has a pet turkey. She takes it to a Chick-fil-A drive-thru and gives it eggs. Is that wrong? Is that wrong? Should she be charged with animal abuse? Is that wrong to feed a turkey eggs? I mean, I mean, it seems cannibalistic and like the turkey's like, blah blah blah, thank you so much. So wrong. And by the way, that would be the only type of turkey I'd want around if it was a pet turkey. That's all. All right. That's the only type of turkey that isn't bad, just for the record. Number two. Of course, this is all in keeping with their, well, let me say, use the president's language. He said this whole climate issue is the biggest con job in American history. always projecting his own vulnerability onto others. He is President Trump is the biggest con job in American history. If I ever got a job in D.C., I just want everyone to know the first person I would talk to would be Nancy Pelosi. I would go up to Nancy and go, where do you drink? They got the best strongest drinks on the planet. You must know where the best bars in D.C. are, right? You drunk? Get the bottle out of your mouth before you start talking on a microphone. We all can hear it in your voice. You and Kamala Harris must do shots together on the weekends. You guys go out to California and say, drink a bunch of shots. Come on. Get it together, you drunks. California's full of drunks. I'm pretty sure Gavin Newsom's a drunk, too. I mean, what is he doing with his cans? Number one. I look forward to my day and court so I can prove myself and actually state the truth. But if this is what Congress is becoming, where they're always trying to intimidate you, scare tactics, especially attacking minorities, black and brown people, then we're going to have to keep fighting for the district. And everybody has been giving me so much support. And we're going to keep fighting until the district gets what it needs, which is fair prices, housing, and fair representation of Congress. We're going to keep fighting until we get what we need. Like prison time, you in an orange suit, no parole for five, six, seven, eight, maybe years. Uh, uh, make sure that you're living off commissary and, and Cheetos and stuff for the next five, six, seven years. You stole from the American people millions of dollars. You were indicted by the grand jury. The probability that they indicted you because you're black is about zero percent. I just want to say it. They indicted you because you're a criminal, a criminal. That's what you are. busted cold-handedly. Stealing from the American FEMA fun. It makes me so mad. There you go. That's what I got. The five at 835. Do we got time for it? Can we get it in? I think so. Let's do it. Let's go to it. Sexual. I'm not sex, sexual. It's funny. That's right. Got it. Textual harassment. Let's go to it. I text like a hero. But I'm really zero.

This textual harassment. All right. All right. This is where you text the show, and I don't ever see him, but Rob likes to take them and put them aside and read them to me. It's his moment to bash on me a little bit. I know he enjoys it, and then I respond to them. So let's get to it. Who's the first text? From a listener with a 239 area code, you're a hater and a loudmouth. You have very little content that relates to Collier. Oh, what do you mean? I have very little content. I've put the mayor on. And if you guys weren't just so squared away, I'd have more things to talk about. But Carrier's so squared away. And by the way, I legitimately look for Collier's stories because Rob whines like a baby if I don't talk enough about Collier. So you don't have to worry about it anymore, anonymous texture. Rob's got you covered. Another listener from a 239 area code. Your headshot looks less like a radio personality and more like sloth from the Goonies, you know? Hey, you guys! Why are you going to steal my comeback? Additioning a dental plan. Who is the person? Is there no number? It's a listener with a 239, 381. All right. 381 listener. We'll call her 381. We'll just call that person or him 381. Here we go. Jason love you. Call me whatever you want to call me. It doesn't matter. And by the way, I love that picture. You want to see it for yourself? Go to 95, 92.5, 925 Fox News.com. I don't know why I messed that so up there. It's also on the artwork for the podcast as well. Right. Go look at it. I think I'm good looking. I hear of my feelings. Another listener, 239-3-13. I don't want to do this bit no more. Please stop saying, I said what I said. Real annoying. Right. I'm sorry. I said what I said. I like it. It's got potential. It's new. It's not really excited. By the way, it's a segment that may, may one day make its way to the show. But until then, I will pause doing it not because you complained, but because I want to. I said what it said. Dave, the angry tennis guy says, L.O.L. Jay Jones has a stepmother. No wonder he's fill in the blank. I know. You're right. Dave, the tennis guy, you're right. My first stepmom wouldn't let me have birthday cake on my birthday, so my dad and her got a divorce. My second stepmom chased me down the road when I was 16 because the girl I was dating didn't like because she tried to fight me on the side of the road. And the mom that I have now for a stepmom is an amazing woman. So yeah, you're right. I've been struggled out. I've been the redheaded stepchild for so long. So, so long. And you literally are redhead. Right. That's what I'm saying. I'm okay with it. Is that it? Is that our last one? I got one more. All right. One more. Give us one more. This might be the biggest offender because it's harassing both of us. Hey, Jason, go blue.

Really? That's what they said? Go Blue? You allowed somebody to read that? You made that on Friday before game day? Really? Right. I don't have to worry about it. It's O-H-I-O. And when you say Go Blue, I just want to say one thing. You're having a horrible year. Yes, you are. A horrendously horrible year. Because you're not cheating. That's a fact. Not to mention your quarterback from the cheating team is also struggling heavily in Minnesota right now. Cheaters, cheaters, cheaters, cheater, cheaters. That's all I got for you. Guys, we'll give you the wrap up coming up next. Thank you for tuning in. This is daybreak on 92-5 Fox News right all along. Driving home the truth. The drive with Trey Radle. The Trump administration says if you use marijuana, you do not have the right to own a gun. You have free speech and a story. And I don't care. If you regularly use marijuana, you have every right to defend your person, your family, and your property. That's the Second Amendment. Trey Radle, afternoons at 5 on 925 Fox News. Right. All along. Good morning.

92-5 Fox News. This is daybreak. This is our wrap. I got to say thank you to everyone today. Raise the flag just blew me away. Michael Illchism came in here and made the phone call have and made some phones happen and proved that this is possible. I won't lie. I sat upstairs with my boss earlier this week and I was like, bro, we're not moving fast enough. The donations aren't coming in fast enough. We need more donations. We've got to get to that number and we've got to make it happen. And he was like, yeah, he says Michael's coming. He's got somebody that's going to donate a thousand dollars. And I was like, oh, that's cool. Maybe I can get more people to donate. I couldn't have, if I'd have asked every listener to call me a donate, they wouldn't have got through. Michael spent the entire time. on his phone, sending people to our phone lines to donate. And by the way, I want to give a shout out to the first pleasure to make the actual donation. And that was Maria, who caught in Maria Martins. I would like to donate to $1,000 to memory of our son, Sergeant Michael Martin, the United States Marine Corps, who passed away in 2009. His courage, service, and sacrifice will forever live in our hearts. This donation is made with love, pride, and deep gratitude for the hero he was. and will always be Semper 5. I loved it. That's why I had to read it. Because she made the pledge and followed through with that pledge. You can always call in and say you're going to do something, but when you actually do it, you deserve that amount of respect. I want to thank the... Lee Builders Care for having me over the weekend. It was our yesterday. It was great hanging out with all you guys. I know you guys all listened to 92-5 Fox News. You tell me every time I saw you. So thank you so much for that. Thanks for listening. I want to thank Michael for coming in and being on the show today. I want to thank President Trump. I want to thank just so many people, right, for donating and being a part of what we do. It's crazy. And we are. Doing great with 10,000 for the troops. The mayors have got a lot of cards. A lot. We are going to make Christmas great this year. I know it. I can feel it. I've got chills. I'm just blown away with the number that we got. Where we ended the day? We legitimately ended at 57,911. Two times that we were raising money for a flag. And the number ends on 9-11 without us trying. Because somebody made a $10 donation while we were doing it. We had no idea that $10 donation was coming in. No idea at all. But it took us to that number. It made it very almost surreal, if you will. I hope you guys have a great weekend. I got a little dance at my kids' school today and a 75th birthday party tomorrow. That's what I'm doing. And then you're setting up Christmas decorations weekend, right? Yes, we are. Excited for it. You stay safe, Southwest Florida. We love you for listening to Daybreak on behalf of Rob and myself. Have a great weekend. We'll see you. See you. See you. See you.

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