Tony Katz and the Morning News Full Show 6-16-26

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They have been hyping up this line of storms for the last 24 hours. Ryan Hedrick, who you just heard, wasn't involved in hype. He was involved in news. There is a crazy line coming our way. And as the National Weather Service reported, Jared Lewis reporting at WIBC.com, 21 tornado touchdowns last week. This line that we are looking at from Illinois, actually from Missouri all the way through, from St. Louis through Indianapolis, the storms that are possible in this are a large scale and repeated. Everything about this is looking like tornado opportunity. The question is what, of course, is going to come. You never know the answer. What we do know is we know enough now to make sure we're prepared for whatever tomorrow may bring. Most things look like they won't be with us until the afternoon and then throughout the evening on Wednesday. But we've done this show long enough. You and I together. that we have just been in the middle of doing the popcorn moment, and the next thing you know, sirens are going. You need to know that this is on its way. You need batteries for your radio. You need the couple of basic things. You don't have to hoard. You need to make sure that your set. May I suggest putting a pair of shoes in the basement? So if you run down there barefoot and things get rough, you don't have to walk on broken glass. The little things. I don't know about you, producer, Carl, but when I lived in California, in our bugout bag, we absolutely had those kinds of things ready to go. Just, I mean, that was a standard thing to do in case you had to leave. I was there in 94 during the big quake and glass broke and I walked all over it. Were you wearing shoes? Well, no. I mean, it was an earthquake. It was, oh my gosh, I got to run. It's a 4 o'clock in the morning. Were you in Northridge? No, I was near Dodgers Stadium in Echo Park. And still felt it. It was really bad. Yeah, it was the worst I've ever felt. I did not live in L.A. at the time. And just nutty. But we won't get that. We'll get something else. And damage can be just as horrifying. Everybody be awake. Everybody be aware. Everybody be prepared. Take a look at what's coming. And this line looks rough. Will it be? I can't answer that question. Can only give you what it is that we're looking at. And that line is extending. It goes through Peoria. And then it comes right into Indianapolis. If that weather moves south in any way. That is the totality of central Indiana. That's what we're looking at. So we'll have more updates. We're going to have everything for you throughout today, throughout the evening, WIBC.com on TwitterX at 93 WIBC. I was going to say Tony Katz, but I may have some of that as well. And this is our eyes to the skies starting tomorrow morning and all day. So you know, you're aware.

Get yourself on the basics prepared. Don't panic. Smoke them if you got them. Just that. Just that easy. The good news is we have a peace deal with Iran, so you don't have to worry about war anymore. Huh? Nobody knows what this deal is, but they're also talking about it like they do. This is getting ridiculous, and I don't appreciate... The vice president going on a tour explaining the deal that we haven't read yet. Because that's just, that's a lot. That's way too preemptive. How about that? I'm not saying he's lying. I'm saying this would be a lot better if we had the ability to read along in class. Tony Katz 93 WIBC. Good morning. What is Toyota affordability? It's buying smart. Your local Toyota dealer has great deals available today on Tacoma, Tundra, and Forerunner, with the space and features for any adventure. It means driving for less, with available hybrid options, delivering great MPGs without sacrificing power. And it means trading for more. Toyota is known for building long-lasting vehicles, meaning your truck will hold its value for years to come. Shop Toyota.com to find out more. Toyota. Let's go places. We are not giving them an American dollar, number one, true. And number two, did the U.S. ever sign off on the Qataris paying them that money? No, we've not, the agreement says they are not getting a single dime of American money. That's just not what this is. What the agreement does say, Sean, is again, if the Iranians behave. and if there are sanctions relief, and if the Iranians are integrated into the world economy, we would invite other countries, not us, but other countries to invest in their country. That's fine, but only if they comply with the terms of the agreement. Really, we have an option here, right? The president of the United States has given us optionality, which is great for the American people. Step back for a second. Their conventional military is destroyed. Their nuclear weapons program is destroyed. The Strait of Hormuz is now open. I thought the Strait of Hormuz was already open. And Mr. Vice President, don't think I'm coming at you when I say that. This is what was said. So right now, as you're going on this tour, as you were on every single network humanly possible yesterday, discussing this deal with Iran. Understand that you're saying things that we were already told were happening. Don't tell us not to notice that. Bad idea. Tony Katz 93 WIBC. Good morning. Good to be with you. This seems to be a constant refrain about this. $300 billion to rebuild Iran. First, I haven't read the deal on neither of you. Neither is anybody else out there. Wait, the vice president has read the deal. And it's one of the things I don't like. I don't like him going on this tour of all these shows talking about this stuff.

I mean, he's talking to Sean Hannity right there, and Sean Hannity has to do guesswork. I don't appreciate that for him or anybody. We don't know what's in the deal because we haven't seen it yet. And then to be told, hey, you don't actually know what's in the deal, so let me tell you how I'm going to describe it to you. That's a hard way to have a conversation. But the $300 billion would come from others. So it's not a fund. It's some country deciding to engage in investment. Well, why would we call it a fund then? Why would anybody call it a fund? Why would it be leaked as a fund? The argument should be the Iranians have oil. They can rebuild anything from their oil money. Oh, they could also feed people, you know, if they weren't Islamist low lives. life's low lives Tony low lives you can't call them low lives it would be low they live low lives but they are low lives there's a there's a difference and that difference is the difference between a Marconi and not let them pay for it why are we even having this conversation these are some of the things making people nutty I don't think anything should make them nutty. But they're so desperate to be able to get their influencer hat on, get a click and get people ginned up that this is what they do. And not my advice is, don't. Stop. Right? It's Willy Wonka. Don't stop. Come back. These people are all out of their minds. The Iranians can rebuild anything they choose. It's their money. Now, should we be ending naval blockades? I don't think so. If so much of this is going to be predicated on the idea that Iran acts like a normal country, well, then let them act like a normal country. Let them act like it. And they don't. They're not. They don't. And what does anyone believe that they will? If they do, if they prove it, well, okay. Great. Once they prove it, then you can do anything. But until they prove it, why would you set up anything for them? Now, this was a constant refrain of the vice president. It's a constant refrain of the president that until they do X, they don't get Y and Z. Right? So it's all dependent on how they act. Much of this sounds exactly like Trump, and it sounds exactly like a Trump kind of deal. We'll do this, we'll do that, we'll do the other, but we'll watch to see what you do first. We'll get other countries can invest in you. That's absolutely his Trump. I mean, this is the whole alleged Board of Peace thing with Gaza. Get other countries invested, get them with skin in the game, and then you can apply more pressure to not engage in madness. Same philosophy. I guess this is what Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff do. Get people investing and therefore less of a chance to destroy your own investment. It's not a bad theory. But certainly is a bad theory when you're dealing with an Islamist regime that has hell bends on your destruction and has been down to their DNA. This is who they are.

And it's not going to change. I say this clearly, not having read the deal. It's not going to change. Well, Tony, it's a new leadership because all the other leadership was destroyed. It's not going to change if they're in any way connected to the regime. Can we stop being crazy people? I'm not the only person who has doubts on a deal. There are a couple of reports out there. Here's where we're at. The CIA director is John Ratcliffe. And the CIA director has said to the team that there are serious doubts about Iran's willingness to make nuclear concessions. No kidding. Turns out, I'm part of the CIA's Intel team, what, you know, having woken up today, recognizing that the world has history. That's a difference between conservatives and liberals. Liberals wake up thinking the world started yesterday. No sense of history whatsoever. But now I'm getting this from the woke right and Magaville. Why would anybody believe that the Iranians would do this? Well, because we took their Navy and we took their Air Force. Why would anybody think the true believer would stop true believing? And then there was the story. It's right. There's John Ratcliffe saying the Iranians aren't going to do this. There's just no indication that they're going to do this. Then there was word that both Marco Rubio, the Secretary of State and Pete Hegseth, the Secretary of War. were opposed to this MOU. This is not a good idea. The rumor mill states that they were told, get on board or get out. Do I believe it? Do I not believe it? If you're concerned with it to the point that you believe that it is doing harm to the United States and putting us in harm's way, then the answer is you got to walk. You got to walk. If you're going to now proactively defend something you think is dangerous, you're putting yourself in a very, very difficult position for your political future. Well, your political future says you have to stick around and hang on because you can't go against Trump. For the record, I don't believe in any of that. I just don't. You could say you disagree. It's okay. It's completely fine. The world does not destroy you for it. I just don't know if it's true. It was JD Vance, Steve Witkoff, and Jared Kushner who advocated for the deal. But you know what our problem is, right? That's right. We haven't seen the deal. So what do you do with all this stuff? Tell you what you do with it. You put it in a freaking drawer. We don't know what we're looking at. I can tell you about the Iranians. I can tell you about the regime. I can tell you that these are not people to be trusted as far as you could throw them. That remains true. I don't need to see anything. I already know I have history on my side here. You know who else hasn't seen the deal? The Israelis. According to the Israelis, the Israelis haven't seen the deal. Now, there is something that we should.

uh hold out as possibility and and i would encourage everybody to do so i had a fantastic conversation yesterday on newsmax was on n2 uh with with with carrie pickett from the washington times who i like quite a bit we've known each other a while we were discussing here's how one side sees this deal here's how another side sees this deal we ended up taking these these parts not necessarily agreeing or disagreeing but just here's the the issue here's this here's the that We have no idea what's happening on the ground right now, and we have no idea how much of this is the roper dope. How many times have we said it from the beginning? This administration, this Pentagon have been great at misdirection, great at it, and so much of it is hard to know which way they're going. I have no idea whether the Israelis have seen this deal or not. I have no idea whether or not the Israelis are working with the United States on the grounds right now or working on another plan or not working with the Israelis or not working with the U.S. and working with somebody else or on their own. No idea. That is still a possibility. But as for this deal, we don't know until we know. Maybe we'll know today. Maybe we'll know tomorrow. Maybe we'll know Friday. We've got to wait to read the thing. Sorry, but them be the fact. What is Toyota affordability? It's buying smart. Your local Toyota dealer has great deals available today on RAV-4, Grand Highlander, Camry, and Corolla, with the features and style you deserve. It means driving for less, with hybrid and plug-in hybrid options across the lineup, delivering great MPGs. And it means trading for more. Toyota is known for building long-lasting vehicles, meaning your car will hold its value for years to come. Shop Toyota.com to find out more. Toyota, let's go places. It's unknown right now. What happened with the B-52 Super Fortress? Eight people dead, absolutely horrifying crash. Tony Katz 93 WIBC. Good morning. This was takeoff at Edwards Air Force Base yesterday. I'm sorry, I said Super Fortress. I apologize. Stratafortress. It's the name. Took off about 1120. This was local time. Emergency crews were on the scene almost immediately. It was a routine test mission. Eight people, we know that it was a mix of military and non-military. As in government civilians, contractors, as well as uniformed military, we still don't have identities. And we don't know what it is that happened. This is, this is rare stuff. And it is already being referred to as it was almost immediately as a recovery operation. Nobody survived this, this impact. There is, at least at first reports, there were very few parts of the plane. Absolutely horrible story. Things happen. Sometimes terrible things happen. It is nothing more than the fact that this is all risky stuff and things happen. There's no thought to anything being an outside influence, some form of terrorism, absolutely nothing at all that connects to any of it. Hopefully we're going to get more information today.

It is a, the B-52 Strato Fortress is a long-range bomber, goes back to the 50s. It can do both. Conventional weapons, nuclear weapons. It's a giant. And this is a horrible story. It's the best I've got on it. We'll get more information. I'll get it to you. Tony Katz, 93 WIBC. Good morning. What is Toyota affordability? It's buying smart. Right now, your local Toyota dealer has great deals available on some of the most reliable trucks on the market, like the off-road ready Tacoma, rugged full-sized tundra, and legendary forerunner, each with the space, tech, and features to handle it all, from the work site to the trails. It means driving for less, with efficient hybrid options available, extending your overall driving range and delivering great MPGs, meaning bigger savings at the pump without sacrificing power. And it means trading for more. The Tacoma and Tundra are ranked number one and number two in resale value over all vehicles, according to Kelly Boo Book, which can mean thousands more than average right back in your pocket when it's time to trade in. That's Toyota affordability. Buy smart, drive for less, and trade for more. Shop Toyota.com or your local dealer for deals and details. Vehicles projected resale value is specific to the 2026 model year. For more information, visit Kelly Blue Books KB.com. Toyota brand average resale value is 53% versus the average vehicle at 45%. Toyota, let's go places. I think y'all know how I feel about Slawfest. I'm a, I'm a fan. I am a fan. Tony Katz of 93 WIBC. Good morning. Live streaming on YouTube. Check it out for yourself. And if you come to the live stream, we always play our game in the morning. Solid plaid or toga. What is Tony wearing? And today, it is solid. I'm wearing a solid shirt. Solid Plata Toga. Don't forget to play tomorrow, starting at 6.30 a.m. right here on 93.1 FM, WIBC. On YouTube, WIBC, be sure to be watching the live stream. Slough Fest is incredible. The festival of Kohl-Slaw happening this weekend, Dan Sullivan Hardware and Garden. Excellent. Excellent. Excellent, excellent, excellent. That is Saturday. Yeah, I will... I will be there. And then, of course, in August, it will be Egg Fest, which is a classic. Egg Fest is a dream. But Slawfest, this is happening in real time. We see there are things we can all get behind and get together on. It doesn't matter your politics. It doesn't matter your point of view. As long as you can keep your pants on, you can be at Slawfest at Dan Sullivan Hardware and Garden this weekend. Saturday. starting at 11 a.m. starting at 11 a.m. and get your slough on. We will get more into the deal with Iran coming up in the next hour. We are keeping our eyes on the weather. Tornado's coming this way. There's a big, big line we're talking about from St. Louis right through us. And just if it moves just a touch more south, it's going to take on the totality of central Indiana.

And we had, as we've got it reported over WIBC.com, 21 tornadoes touchdown last week. That's confirmed. We've got the reporting there from Jarrett Lewis. There can be some real, real storms coming this way over the next 36 hours, really starting tomorrow. Now, if this thing speeds up, things could come with us in the evening. It could come with us tomorrow morning for the morning commute. So it's just about being a little bit prepared right now, not panicked. You're not hoarding, none of that. But know that we're seeing this. And we are watching it and it is going to, it has the possibility of being a very, very rough day. And we'll have it all for you. I'm already working on all my backup plans for power and connection and everything else because I'll be here. And producer Carl will be in the fortress of solitude. where we prefer to have him. So we're prepared. We're ready. Need you to be ready as well. And I hope the delegates are ready because the convention is just a couple of days away. The Republicans who will vote on who their candidate for Secretary of State will be. Which brings us to a story, Jacob Stewart reporting, although I must admit, The story was around. And the story starts with this nonsense. Absolute nonsense. An AI post, a rendering of candidate Max Inling, and how Max Inling exists on like Swinger sites. Sites for Swingers. Here now to explain what a Swinger is, is our Swinger correspondent, Matt Baer. Matt? Yeah, a swinger is when married couples engaged to engage in consensual sex with multiple people. Hey now. I can't believe he did it. Like, I didn't rehearse that with him. He just went cold and he didn't even go funny. He just went into the dictionary. I know a lot about Swing. No, I've never been married. I don't know how I think about it. Also, pineapples. Um, so this was the, uh, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, that might not, uh, the, the, this, this, this, that might not, the way I said it, it might not be a compliment. I, maybe I have to rethink the way I did that, uh, this is insane. This is insane. Why would anybody put this out there? And this is what came out from someone who is connected to the polling outfit that Diego Morales uses. So the article that Jacob Stewart has in the opinion pages of the star, Diego Morales' campaign is in free fall and the smears prove it. It is true. Now, Max Inling does admit to when he was a 19 year old, he threw eggs off of a bridge and damaged a car and had to pay some cash. And then the records got expunged. And somehow those records got found. But if something's expunged, how does it get found? I mean, there's some serious impropriety there. But he was 19 and he egged a car. Yeah, don't do that.

But he isn't the first person to have done something dopey as a teenager. My God, I did my dopey thing in my 30s. Everybody's got one. Mine was dopey. His was dopey. Don't do dopey things. Learn from it. Don't ever do it again. Yeah, all he went on to do was like have a life and a family and a career. If you think people aren't going to vote for him because he threw eggs at a car, you're all insane. But exactly how desperate is Diego Morales if this is what his campaign is doing. And then you see some of the statements he has made at public events. You're like, dear Lord, this is all just nutty. My argument remains the same. You'll notice I have never once talked about job performance. He wants to say, look at my record. The problem is you can't just look at a record. You need to look at the totality. We didn't say you haven't done something silly or dumb in your past or dopey in your past and it's forgivable. You hired your brother-in-law. You took trips, talked about doing it for the state of Indiana, but didn't disclose who paid for the trips. You hired somebody who wasn't a citizen, the $90,000 vehicle. Oh, and you called us fake news, F and Diego. We call him F and Diego because he called WIBC fake news, and he lied about that. He's a liar. Diego Morales is a liar, and I say it directly. He called WIBC fake news, we are not. We asked him to explain it. He refused to do so. So that is a lie. He's fake news, Diego, but it takes too long to say, so we just go with F and Diego, right? Their producer, Carl? Yeah, we're just trying to help the audience. It's all we're trying to do, just trying to help the audience. We are a no on F&Diego. And the delegate should be too. What is Toyota affordability? It all starts with buying smart. And your Toyota dealer has great deals available to qualified customers on reliable cars and SUVs, including the redesigned RAV4, Spacious Grand Highlander, sporty Camrys and Corolla's. It means driving for less, with efficient hybrid and plug-in hybrid options available throughout the lineup, extending your overall driving range and delivering great MPGs, saving you money at the pump. And it means trading for more. Toyota is known for building long-lasting vehicles. And as the best resale value brand, according to Kelly Blue Book, your Toyota can be worth thousands more than average when it's time to trade in. That's Toyota affordability. Buy smart, drive for less, and trade for more. Shop Toyota.com or your local dealer for deals and details. Vehicles projected resale value is specific to the 2026 model year. For more information, visit Kelly Blue Books KB.com. Toyota brand average resale value is 53% versus the average vehicle at 45%. Toyota, let's go places.

What would get someone like you more concerned about what's coming tomorrow, right? We hear about this line and it has the ability to cover the total central Indiana. Is there anything you're looking for? We should be looking for that signifies, okay, this is going to be bigger than we think? I think for right now, the one thing that could actually help us out a little bit, if we get rain coming in much earlier, let's say 1 o'clock or 2 o'clock, indications are we might have two rounds. If we get enough rain and cloud cover in, that might suppress some of the daytime heating, which would actually limit more of those tornadoes developing across Illinois and Indiana. So we're kind of hoping that we actually get the early cloud cover and the early rainfall. If that happens around noon or 1 o'clock, then that severe weather. potential comes way down for the remainder of the afternoon, if the early evening, if that makes any sense. So that's kind of what we're hoping for. But if we hold off until, let's say, three or four o'clock in the afternoon with no storms around in the early afternoon, then we could be looking at that setup where, again, tornadoes could be developing out across Illinois and then making their way into Indiana. So that's what we're kind of hoping for. But it's way too early to kind of make that call on that. So we want later weather. That's better for us. We want early, we want rain and cloud cover as early as we can get tomorrow. If it comes in around noon tomorrow, like a first batch of rain, that's going to stabilize things and keep that severe weather from really growing with intensity because of the lack of the daytime heating. So we want early rain tomorrow. But if that doesn't happen, the later we get in the afternoon, the better chances these storms are going to be severe with multiple warnings across not only Illinois, but Indiana into Ohio. That is Jim O'Brien. Fox 59 meteorologist. Appreciate the update. We'll catch up with you in an hour. 56 degrees in the American standard cooling weather center. The time is 709.

So the World Cup is going on. Big talk about how Iran was allowed into the United States, but not everybody, not every member of support staff, yet players who are members of the IRGC are in the U.S., which is, sorry, insane. Some things, you know, aren't transcended by sport. And you don't allow members of a murderous regime to just play a game for their country. Sorry, just wrong. Don't care what FIFA wants. Tony Katz, 93 WIBC, good morning. And then Iran got told, no, you can't spend the night in Los Angeles. You're back to Mexico. You're back to your camp and Tijuana. Well, we thought we'd have the day in Los Angeles to rest and recuperate. You're leaving that night. I think they tied, and then they had to go. I don't care if they complain. It means nothing. You have members of the IRGC on your team? I have nothing else. How you are let into the United States is beyond comprehension. Meanwhile, World Cup is going on in federal customs agents, as reported by the IBJ, seizing over 1,500 fake World Cup items in Indianapolis, where we have no World Cup games. $134,000. worth of counterfeit world cup merchandise that's crazy how much how much people put into this and therefore how much people are buying of this i i have not purchased any world cup merchandise but but um I have purchased my Matt Bear pineapple sales t-shirt. By the way, yes, Matt, Matt will sell you your pineapples so you can signify your interests. I have a fruit stand. Right. Right. Matt Bear's fruit stand. Every corner. He's everywhere. It's a mobile fruit stands. It is. Right out of my trunk. Right? He just goes corner to corner. He doesn't actually stop. He only slows down. So if you can't run, you don't get no fresh fruit. He cuts it for you. Yeah, I do. It is cut fresh fruit. You can buy a whole if you want. It's all there. I'm also selling loose cigarettes for 50 cents a piece. No, you can't do that. You can't do that. No, no. You got to stick with healthy things. Oh. Right? And, of course, your pineapples. We all know. We all know. Yeah. Right. You can go on, tell them. Yeah, it's a good, it's a moneymaker. I mean, times are tight. Yeah. It's tough to buy pineapple in bulk. It's a moneymaker. It's great. You know, everybody needs a second source of revenue. And I've got you have eat, drink, smoke. I have a pineapple stand. You got to diversify. That's the key. Yes. That is, that is the key. Big money. Big money.

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The endorsing of and the support of mental illness, the abuse of and the manipulation of, and yes, in many cases, the mutilation of children. I wholeheartedly oppose. I'll say it anywhere, any time. Those who favored are wrong, and they need to be told that wrong, and they need to be pushed back upon, and they need to lose in the courts and they need to lose in public opinion. They need to lose in the workplace. They need to stop abusing children. And the L, the G, and the B would be well off to remove themselves from the T. They need no part of that nonsense. This flag now, with its 900 colors, is a political movement flag. And if you fly it, you're discussing that you're part of a political movement. It's a political symbol. It is not a symbol of caring or kindness. The end. But I mean, if you want to put it out there, you can. But note that it's not a symbol of how welcoming you are. It is far from it. Leaving that to the side, the idea that it is a month is just silly. It's ridiculous. I have no interest. That is, I think, the totality of where I'm at. You can agree. You can disagree. I don't stop people from living their lives. But over there in Major League Baseball, they've all got the hats with the rainbow this and the rainbow that and the rainbow other. And so over there at the Giants, a player by the name of Landon Rupp, R-O-U-P-P, he wrote a Bible verse on his hat, Genesis 912 through 916. And another one, and not only the pitcher Landon Roup, but reliever J.T. Brubaker. And now... Major League Baseball has issued a warning to them. Nah, you don't get to do that. No, no, no, no, no, no. Governor Mike Braun calls June Nuclear Family Month. Oh, this is an attack on gay people. It's an attack on this and that. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. June can be more than one thing. Get over yourselves. The people angry about this want to be angry because what they want is people to comply with the political movement. No. We're not doing that. Go live your life. Go be happy. You're gay. Go be happy. You're straight. Go be happy. You've got a family. Go be happy. You don't think we can notice a nuclear family in the month of June? It's because he said it's one man and one woman and kids. No. Okay. Yes. Yes. We've had a definition of the family for a millennia. And now all of a sudden, because of someone's cultural decree, all of a sudden, that has to go away? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You're talking to the guy who has long been a believer and acceptor of gay adoption. Kids need homes. And they need good homes. We need good people to provide those homes. Once again, the people angry here are the people who are engaged in a political movement who see everything as a political motion. You can have Gay Pride Month and support the Nuclear Family Month in the same month.

And the people upset about it are the people interested in politics only and don't want the other person to have a say. And the answer is no. I think we should end gay pride month. A month? A month? And then we're told that somehow people are living in the shadows and it's not safe and stop it. Please. It's embarrassing already. Live your life. Go enjoy yourself. You know, it's like this radio show. I do this radio show. I talk politics. People don't like it. Don't listen. But everybody likes it so everybody listens. It's not for us to decide that this political movement should have a month of unquestioned anything. I... We don't celebrate veterans for a month. Although some people want to tell you that November, it's all about the veterans for the month. And it's not. Well, it's written here. It's not how we celebrate it. We aren't celebrating America 250 for a month. Oh, Tony, it's a year's worth of celebrations. But Independence Day is still Independence Day. I'll leave it there. I'm happy to discuss this further. But let me get, if I could, to the popcorn moment. JD Vance on the deal. The deal with Iran and how we're all going to be safe, how it's all going to be just fantastic and wonderful. I don't know. I haven't seen the deal yet. I haven't seen the deal yet. What I know is JD Vance unhappy that the American press is listening to the IRGC. And here's the thing, yes, you're right, that sometimes when, you know, information about this deal will leak out, you'll have somebody on a propaganda channel in that country in Iran who will say something that isn't true. I think it's sort of expected. It frustrates me too, but it's expected that some Yahoo is going to say something about the deal that is untrue. What really bothers me and frustrates me and is unexpected when the American media literally picks up talking points and propaganda from the RAGC that has no support in the text of the agreement that we've actually negotiated and no basis in reality. This is good for the American people. Mr. Vice President, you're correct that the vast majority of the American mainstream press is not to be trusted. And you are correct when we discuss that there are certainly elements and large elements of the mainstream press that is rooting against the United States. Absolutely factual. But don't get mad at people for discussing the tidbits they're getting from possibly the Iranian regime when you have not released the contents of the deal. Don't get angry. We're supposed to just say, well, the vice president said that must be it. It's not how we work. And you know that. And therefore, you being angry sounds a little bit silly.

release the memorandum of understanding, let us read it, then we can ask questions about it based on what it is, not based on the hearsay. But if you're bothered by the hearsay, you're the one who could stop it, so stop it. Release the MOU. What is Toyota affordability? It's buying smart. Your local Toyota dealer has great deals available today on Tacoma, Tundra, and Forerunner with the space and features for any adventure. It means driving for less, with available hybrid options, delivering great MPGs without sacrificing power. And it means trading for more. Toyota is known for building long-lasting vehicles, meaning your truck will hold its value for years to come. Shop Toyota.com to find out more. Toyota, let's go places. Today on the marketplace, that is a finger licking light. Tony Katz 93 WIBC. Good morning. Good to be with you during downtime clearing my head, getting ready for what's next on the show. I find myself on Facebook Marketplace. Cool stuff, odd stuff, weird stuff, strange stuff. It is all there on the Marketplace. The Marketplace segment brought to you by IndianaUnclaimed.gov. You've got cash waiting for you. You have got cash waiting for you. My advice to you is to go get it. It's yours, by the way. It's a final paycheck. It's a dividend. It's a, it's a refund. I don't know why you're getting the money, but it's there. And it's yours. Go to Indianaunclaim.gov. Text my name, text Tony to 46220 to get started. Matt Bear, do you have enough light in your apartment there? No, no, I don't. But you just like to keep it dark. I do keep it dark. That's a preference, yes. Right. It's because you don't want people to see all the things that are necessarily wrong. It happens, but I do my best. Right. I don't mean wrong with the apartment. I meant wrong with you. Exactly. Yes. True. Right. So you like to keep the mood lighting going. Yes, all the time. I don't like overhead lights. They're institutional. Right. That I understand. I'm not talking about overhead lighting. How about just a... How about just like some ambient lighting? Oh, I do love the ambiance. Right, right? You're able to just flick on just like a lamp, right? And it shows, you know, like a nice soft white and maybe there's a little bit of red in there. And then just to get everybody in the mood. A nice image of Colonel Bernie Sanders. What the same hell are you talking about? This is a 1969 KFC milk glass bucket restaurant lampshade. Oh, my good Lord. It is a KFC lampshade. I posted it over on the Twitter account.

uh and uh on at tony cats on twitter x it is a kentucky fried chicken bucket but it's not a bucket it's made of glass there's there's colonel Bernie Sanders says finger licking good and it's in perfect perfect shape and you can hang it and put a light bulb in it and it's a lampshed It definitely looks like a bucket of chicken. Right. Compliments to the creator here. For traveling, for picnics, for meetings, that's all on the side. You should take this everywhere. And for guests, parties, and moms day off. That's right. I don't know what it looks like KFC I mean you have the red and white and then the crazy old man's mugshot right in the middle of it yeah it's a mugshot crazy old man yeah it's just he looks like he's happy to be in prison and I'm happy for him I don't know this it might make me hungry I just if I walk into somebody's home or apartment I see this I think I'm walking into a trap house No, you don't. Or possibly. You don't think you're working into a trap house because this would be for a working light. This is true. Also, I want to discuss the fact that I didn't even have to question. I knew what Matt meant by trap house. it's fun you'd put this again we have so many man cave items this would be a man cave item my thing oh yeah and people be like wow you're cool yeah and this is unbelievable you can create something great out of this and it's $250 no who the hell's gonna buy this for $250 oh I don't want to know the person I don't want to know them I think of all the things that we've done this is going to sell faster than any of them really Oh, yeah. Oh, it says on the side, picnics traveling meetings, boom. Yes. It's on the side, all the, all the things you can use a bucket of KFC for it. Mom, stay off. There it is right there. You know what? I've always used a bucket of KFC for. What's that? Um. Throwing up. Right? After you eat the KFC. I'm sorry. Listen, fried chicken I absolutely love and I have nothing against the good people at KFC, but I've had it twice in my life. Twice I've had that experience. It's a true story. It's, I'm so sorry. It's very true. One is a kid, one is an adult, and I'm done. I'm going to have to get my extra crispy elsewhere. Could have been one of the sides, maybe, not the chicken, you know. Sure. Honey mustard. We'll blame it on the sides. Sounds great. I hate to hear this for you, you know. Fried chicken's a delicious thing, especially from KFC, you know. Kind of throwing the baby out with the bathwater. So are you in or out with this? I'm out. Okay. No, I don't want this. No, I don't want this anywhere near me.

Well, it'll be there for you at wibc.com. We are live streaming on YouTube. And by the way, they're coming after producer Carl in the chat room because he dated it June 11th and it's June 16th. And they're like, how dare you? So people think they've gone back in time. 1.21 jig watts. Right. Right. It does say June 11th. It does say June 11. Great Scott. So good, good work sleuthing their chat room and calling out producer Carl. It's a rough life. It's a rough, rough life for producer Carl. Tony Katz 93. That's me, by the way. I'm Tony Katz, and this is Tony Katz in the morning news. 93 WIB. What is Toyota affordability? It's buying smart. Your local Toyota dealer has great deals available today on RAV4, Grand Highlander, Camry, and Corolla, with the features and style you deserve. It means driving for less with hybrid and plug-in hybrid options across the lineup, delivering great MPGs. And it means trading for more. Toyota is known for building long-lasting vehicles, meaning your car will hold its value for years to come. Shop Toyota.com to find out more. Toyota, let's go places. See, good morning. So now that there is an alleged deal... I haven't read the memorandum of understanding, so I don't care what's being said. I want to read what got signed. Tony Katz 93 WIBC. Good morning. What does it mean for gas prices? That's the question before us. What does it mean for us? Now, I would tell Governor Braun, let's leave the suspension of the gas tax in place for another. 14 years. Let's do that and just see how it all goes. We have oiled down to $78.43 a barrel on the West Texas crude. The Brent crude is at $80.90. That's, that is fantastic news. That is terrific stuff. But when do we see it get better? The national average on Monday for a gallon of gas was $4.6. And now a month ago, $4.53. But a dollar higher than where we were in February. We here in Indiana, we're doing all right. Comparatively speaking, not for where we want to be. We want to be well under $3 a gallon. So the question is, do we get under four on the regular soon? You hear the name Patrick Dahan, the guy at Gas Buddy. I mean, they've turned themselves into a cottage industry. The thought is you could be below $3.75 a gallon by Independence Day. Being well under four is going to be good psychologically. It's also going to be good for the midterms. I don't ever deny the politics and anything. I think that's a crazy thing to do. Very, very good for the midterms. If you see gas in large swaths of the country down towards $3 a gallon and possibly under, certainly well under four is going to make people feel pretty good. We're under the belief.

that everything is just going to be easy flowing. One of the things that we see from this, this great example, is that part of the madness of this war was the speculation was just keep it up, keep it up, keep pushing it higher. This number doesn't even make perfect sense. We don't know if the straight is going to be open and what made us think the straight was completely closed. There's a great example here of what you choose to believe. What Americans, by large, are going to say is, what is my reality? And if reality is, gas under $4, they're going to say better. Gas closer to $3 are going to say, okay, we're back to square. Under $3, they're going to say, this is fantastic. There's also a follow-up as to what we're going to do about all those oil exports we've got coming out of the Gulf of America. I don't want to call it the Gulf of America. I think that's fine. Mexico's had it for too long. What will we see? And what about some of the things that we need to do? Like taking some of the soil off the market and refilling the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, which we have allowed to get way too low. And yes, it will be up to President Trump to rebuild that. And if he needs the pressure to do so, fine. Right now, everything looks like we're going to see lower gas prices not only now, but very, very quickly into the future. But I don't think people are going to feel good until they're back around that $3 range. at least here in Indiana. What is Toyota affordability? It's buying smart. Your local Toyota dealer has great deals available today on Tacoma, Tundra, and Forerunner with the space and features for any adventure. It means driving for less, with available hybrid options, delivering great MPGs without sacrificing power. And it means trading for more. Toyota is known for building long-lasting vehicles, meaning your truck will hold its value for years to come. Shop Toyota.com to find out more. Toyota, let's go places. Filing under things you already knew, the Justice Department under Joe Biden absolutely went after parents at school board meetings.

That absolutely happened. AFL, America First Legals is the name of the group. Acquiring the documents as part of its lawsuit related to former Attorney General Merrick Garland and the memorandum that targeted concern parents at school board meetings during COVID. They absolutely went after parents. They absolutely tried to silence parents. I do not listen to lessons in morality from the left. The DOJ writing, I don't think it's possible to say it how strongly I object to this. It will completely and totally nuke our election threat efforts and will damage the reputation of the public integrity section into the bargain. It's like they've affirmatively tried to make this thing not work and look political. Not everybody was on board. I'm happy to see that. If they do this, they might as well rename the damn thing to the anti-Maga task force. People understood how this looked and how bad this was, and most importantly, how bad it actually was. Not how it looked being how bad, but how bad the ideas of targeting parents who you disagree with politically. And they did it. And they... did it and they will when they have power do it again there is no learning here the only thing they've learned is how to go further and further left yesterday on the show sheet which i have over there at tony cats.com i think it was yesterday's show sheet you take a look at Debbie Wasserman Schultz, you take a look at Dan Goldman. These are two very left-leaning members of Congress, and right now, they're not left-leaning enough. Dan Goldman is getting the snot kicked out of him in polling by a guy by the name of Brad Lander, who is a part of the New York City Council. The guy is a ridiculous progressive. Debbie Wasserman Schultz got redistricted into a new district that's majority black and she's running, even though Democrats say we need majority black districts. She got redistricted because Florida engaged redistricting. And she's running as a white candidate in a district that has a large minority population. People are like, what are you doing? And she's like, this is where I belong. I have to be a member of Congress. They're not left enough. They're getting destroyed, eaten alive by their own insanity, by their own people. Yeah, I do have the story from yesterday's show sheet. It is there. They're being challenged and they're losing because the party has moved further to the left. And Joe Biden going after parents? You already knew that. Now you just have more proof of it. I've got the story. I will have it up at Tonycats.com a little bit later today. Tony Katz 93 WIBC. Good morning. In particular, the five countries. I mean, he even hit Turkey once. I never understood it. Nobody's going to understand it. That's the problem. They're totally irrational people. And those people are now gone. And I think Iran has.

rational leadership now. Oh, okay, Mr. President. Iran has rational leadership now. Fantastic. No, no, no, I'll totally believe it. Wait, hold on. This just in, I don't believe it at all. I don't believe it at all. Tony Katz at 93, WIBC, good morning. And I don't have anything to say about the deal until we see the memorandum of understanding, which is not out yet. Might come out today. Might come out tomorrow. Might come out on Friday. When we see the deal, we can read the deal. When we read the deal, we can take a look and see what we agree with and what we disagree with and what we think. Right now, everybody engaged in speculation. There's just nothing there. There's just nothing, there's nothing but anger and there's nothing but how do I immediately protect my bubble? How do I immediately support my own, my own fiefdom? It's just, it's nonsense. And this is coming from people I like as well. Just stop. I have no idea. I do start with certain. thoughts, if any member or any part of the Islamist regime is still in charge, they can't be trusted, end of list. You promise these people, the Iranian people, the Persians, help is on the way, is it? Are we prepared to walk away from that promise? And what does that tell the rest of the world? Like, for example, Taiwan. And how long will that sting linger?

And am I going to believe that there aren't many people on the political left who are totally down with this idea? These are the people who look at the killing of the CEO of United Healthcare, Brian Thompson, and they're like, good. They're murderous people. They want to destroy. They think that that's a value. Hard to build a society when you've got people like that. Really is. Well, it's interesting. You have the vice president who apologizing for talking about childless cat ladies, right? Can we discuss that when you don't have family, you don't have a conversation about responsibilities and people who feel that America is terrible and aren't grounded by other things can lead to violent acts? The family is a grounding influence. And maybe being a childless cat lady isn't the best way to live your life. I'm not saying you have to have children. I don't think you're a bad person if you don't have children. None of that, whether it's by choice or whether it's by some issue. I don't think you're a bad person in the slightest. Right? That's not the indicator. But promoting the lack of family? It also promotes by default a lot of other activities. I think that's a bad idea. I could say that also while saying that everybody who has a family should have had a family. Two things can be true at the same time. And this brings us to the midterms. Whereas we've been discussing here, Republicans act like they don't want to win. They just do. They act like they don't want to run. They don't care. They want to be back in the minority. They can just complain about everything and not be responsible for anything. They're not running like they want to win. Democrats should run away with this. Yet the numbers don't say that. The numbers don't show that. This is CNN. Okay. This is Congress, National June polls, Dem leads, and this is NBC News, midterm years with the GOP press. Look at this. They're up by five points, but that's half the lead they had back in 2018 when it was 10 points. And less than half the lead they had back in 2006 with 11 points when Democrats took back the House in both of those years. And now the Democratic lead is on a single hand. One, two, three, four, five points. And it's this type of lead where you say, you know what, Democrats are ahead, but don't count your chickens just quite yet. Yeah. They were plus four. Now they're plus five. And there were two polls that came out that had one had Democrats plus one and one had Democrats plus 10. They don't know what they're doing. Plus five. Democrats are not running away with this thing. They're not. They're not running away with it at all. They so are disconnected from the American people. They are so absolutely removed from where Americans live. They're so absolutely opposed to normalcy on every level. When we take a look at Indiana, we're going to take a look at the general election, the Secretary of State Race. My argument about Diego Morales holds, never mind what I think of him personally.

Diego Morales gives Republicans the hardest road in November. And I don't think that makes sense when there are other people who can do the job. Doesn't make sense to just keep him there. And he has a tremendous amount of baggage. All of it self-inflicted. And he doesn't take responsibility for any of it. And he thinks he can out-Trump Hoosiers. And he's proven that he can't. But what I have argued is that he makes it most difficult to beat Bo By. Not that he can't beat Bo By. If it was Diego who got the nomination, and I have no idea how that's going to go there at the convention this weekend, I will be there. If he beat Bo Bye. Will Democrats finally realize that they are so absolutely detached from reality? They have no idea what they're doing. You can't be a national party when you need to be a state party. You need to focus on state issues and you can't bring in some guy who's part of the political dynasty to save you. Will they realize that when he's beaten by a Max Engling or a David Shelton or Jamie Rittenauer if one of them gets the nomination?

You got to deal locally. You can't rely on the national party. These people are completely disconnected. Why do Hoosier Democrats allow this? It's beyond comprehension. Republicans aren't even trying, and they're still within striking distance. Imagine what would happen if they actually gave a damn. That would be incredible stuff. Incredible stuff. Dow futures are up 85. NASDAQ futures are down 1950. Tony Katz 93. WIBC, good morning, but it is oil. That is the story. West Texas crude at $78.55 a barrel. under $80 for the first time since March, I believe it was. Brent crude at $80.98 a barrel. The 10-year treasury down a little bit to $4.44. And gold, $4,34 an ounce. That is the price right now. That is holding true from yesterday. Silver back up to $70.71 an ounce. Bitcoin at $66,682. Now, there are two stories worth noting. One local, one national. Let's go national first. Yum Brands, which is based out of Louisville, Kentucky, is selling Pizza Hut. Pizza Hut is being sold to a capital firm, $2.7 billion. First, I still think that that's a bargain price. The name is massive. And as much as Pizza Hut has been having issues and problems, there has been this little bit of talk of resurgence and this idea of going back to the neighborhood pizzeria and going to the stores where you sit in the store and they bring the pizza to you in the metal thing and you burn your hand on it and you get the big red cup for your soda and those were good times. Those were good times in this idea. I just wanted to go. I don't want to talk to anybody. I don't want to see anybody. I want to live in isolation. Yeah, that sucked. And there's going to be, you know, some remnants of that. But the neighborhood place, the neighborhood place. I think as a brand goes, I think 2.7 billion is solid. And I don't know if that's cash or if they're picking or they're taking over the debt. So I need to look into a little bit more of this deal. Remember, Pepsi bought Pizza Hut in 1977. And then they spun off the restaurant unit in 1997. And that's how it became Yum Brands. So Pepsi owned Taco Bell and KFC as well. Then there's a story locally. And this is going to sound like I'm attacking a dude. And I don't think I've ever met the man. David Adams is the Commerce Secretary of Indiana, and he is stepping down. As reported by the IBJ, the announcement from Governor Braun that the Secretary of Commerce, David Adams, will leave the role on June 30th, and he's going to serve six months as his senior advisor for a life sciences initiative. That's called a soft landing. Let me say this clearly.

Good. This has not been a good year and a half for the growth of Indiana. Now, we can talk about the bears and some other things that has nothing to do with the Secretary of Commerce. This has been a backwards approach. Do I think that we should be paying companies to be here? No. So I disagree with the guys at Elevate Ventures, even though they're very decent people. I've had the chance to talk to them and I appreciate that. Very, very decent cats and they're committed to Indiana's growth. I just think it's the wrong approach. I do think it's picking winners and losers. Do I oppose the IEDC? No, not the concept. I oppose going out and selling Indiana's story. I don't oppose that at all. Did I say oppose? I don't oppose that. I support it with everything in me. Go out and sell Indiana's story. That's exactly what we should do. The idea that we don't take the taxes from you anyway, so we're able to manipulate a system by which you get to come and then we build all the ancillary businesses around you and collect on that in terms of growth later? Yes, I have no issue with this. But certainly I think the step one is, look at the great place we already are. Who is out there selling our story? Let's go back to Hamilton. Who tells your story? Go tell the story for the love of the Lord. And that's what the IEDC should be doing, not working on gimmies and some kind of boondoggle for themselves. But the replacement of the IEDC board was a bad move. Because we did not replace with the things that you need to grow in. We replaced with good people, but not the right people. Not the right people. And David Adams didn't have the right approach. It wasn't aggressive. It was a dark ages for Indiana. And we lost out on deals. We lost out on opportunity. And I don't care what you tell me any member of the Braun administration. That's what happened. And that's David Adams. It's all on him. Now, wait, you could say it's on Governor Braun, too. I can say that. I can say that to the man as he names me, the trade ambassador of Indiana, which still hasn't happened yet. David Adams was the wrong guy. Backwards. And I also want to be clear, damaging. Now, who's going to be the next Commerce Secretary? I have no idea. I've got rumors and all sorts of things, but I know it hasn't been announced. We need to be not only proactive, we need to be cheering this place, and we need to be sharing a story. You need people who know how to make a deal. You also need storytellers who know how to share an idea. And the idea is Indiana. Not Florida, not Texas, Indiana. You got to answer the question of why us. And that is done through data. That is done through story. So you need someone who knows that if they can't do it themselves, how to find the people who do. Tony Katz 93, WIBC. Good morning. Uh, uh, um, I don't know.

I also was not born in 1937. Tony Katz 93 WIBC, good morning. It's time to play America's favorite game. What the heck is that television theme song? Here is how we play our game. Producer Carl has selected a television theme song from yester year. I have to guess what it is. I'm allowed to get help from the chat room, live streaming on YouTube. You just go check that over there. Go to WIBC and subscribe. Or I'm allowed to phone a friend. That friend is Matt Barris. You know, that's not going to be helpful. You know, it's just going to be a... massive waste of time. He's going to say something ridiculous, completely disconnected. He might know it this time. You say that, but you're like Lucy with the football. He's not going to know it, but... You know what? I'll phone a friend. Matt Bear, what is this television theme song? That's Vikings, Tony.

Yeah, no. That's not Vikings. The chat room is of no help whatsoever. No help at all. I have no idea. The chat room is sending emojis. Dakota sent a clock and a rabbit. Right? I don't think this is the show Time Bunny, although I would watch Time Bunny. And Time Bunny would be about a Playboy Bunny like Quantum Leap who fights crime. Dressed as a Playboy Bunny. Where is my deal on Netflix? I am the Tyler Sheridan. Is it Taylor Sheridan of the Midwest? Dang it. Hey the man. Is, okay, I'll go with Dusty, who is usually a contrarian in the chat room. Is this the theme song to Mr. Green Jeans? I don't even know what Mr. Green Jeans was, so what is this? The French Chef by with Julia Child. Hello. Hold on. Somebody check on producer Carl. I'm pretty sure he's dying. Oh my gosh. Can I get? I need that sound effect. I need that immediately. Turn off the music, by the way. Everyone's going to throw up. Um, first of all, excellent choice. I would not have gotten that. Secondly, if you ever do that impression again, you're fired. And that wasn't me saying it. That comes directly from Alfred Liggins, the CEO of Urban One. That was, I immediately, the Urban One hotline immediately shown upon my desk. And I knew, I knew what it was. I knew what it was. Oh, that was really awful. And you're like, we could hear you straining to do the impression. And like somewhere you thought like you were charming and the rest of us thought, my gosh, how did he ever have children? And here you are. And here you are. Just real quickly. So when my wife and I went to London, I whipped out my English accent and she said, please don't do that. Yeah, it's correct. That is correct. By the way, there's a great joke in that, but I'm not telling it. How is it? I have got the joke and everybody knows where I'm going and I'm not doing it. Oh, but it's such a good joke. That's producer Carl, everybody. Impressionist to the stars. Good gosh.

I should have done the joke. By the way, I should not have self-censored there. I should have done the joke and I want to apologize. I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I haven't played this for you yet. Wow. There's a, there's, there's, Redemption Monday's coming up. By the you took a little too much pleasure in that. There was finally my revenge on cats is sweet. Mmm delicious. I'm num num num num num num num num good lord. This is a show. I get paid for this. What is Toyota affordability? It's buying smart. Your local Toyota dealer has great deals available today on Tacoma, Tundra, and Forerunner with the space and features for any adventure. It means driving for less, with available hybrid options, delivering great MPGs without sacrificing power. And it means trading for more. Toyota is known for building long-lasting vehicles, meaning your truck will hold its value for years to come. Shop Toyota.com to find out more. Toyota. Let's go places.