05-11-26 YMS HR2 Violent crime plummets, talk backs and sounds of the day.

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Hey, it's Michael. Your morning show can be heard live each weekday morning on great stations like 1360 The Patriot in San Diego. News Talk 106.3 and AM 1880, WM.EQ, O'Clair, Wisconsin, and 104-9, The Patriot, and St. Louis, Missouri. Would love to be a part of your morning routine, but so glad you're here now. Enjoy the podcast. Two, three. Starting your morning off, right? A new way of talk. A new way of understanding. Because... We're in this together. This is your morning show with Michael Del Jim Jordan. As Stephen A. Smith would say, his beloved knickerbockers have punched their ticket to the Eastern Conference Finals with an easy, clean sweep of the 76ers. Deverewart. Devil wears Prada, too. Dominates the North American box office. I fell in love with two restaurants. In Indianapolis, while everyone in the family but me continued their love affair with Borgon Wallin, and it's good to be back with you on this Monday. No end of the war yet, though the president and the administration are kicking around maybe suspending gasoline taxes to help with the price of oil until we get one. And Vladimir Putin. has signaled what he believes is a war coming to an end between Russia and Ukraine, and violent crime stats came out, as well as payroll stats, the economy better than ever. Payroll was up two and a half times what was projected, $115,000 compared to the $55,000 that was projected, and the violent crime numbers are very encouraging. We'll get to those a little bit later on in the show. as well as right now in the violent crime anyway. Roy, you know, it's funny how, you know, I think about the the Virginia Supreme Court ruling this weekend and how much wasted time we spent talking about that election and debating the merits of that election, knowing that the state Supreme Court was probably going to throw it out. And then that would be challenged and would ultimately go to the Supreme Court. And the violent crime, when I think of all the times everyone talked about. securing the border, number one, deporting the dangerous criminals, number two, the self-deportation of millions, as well as using federal force to kind of go in and secure some cities that were out of control. Well, if all of this comes full circle to the violent crime, it certainly seems to be having an effect. It's plunged. I mean, the numbers speak for themselves. It's going to be hard. I don't want to make this political, and I kind of just did. I didn't mean to. Just the opposite. Sometimes you have to enforce the law to get order, and it seems to have worked. Right. What we're seeing is, according to the Major Cities Chiefs Association, is that in the first quarter of 2026, compared to the same period last year, homicides are down 17%, robberies down more than 20%, rapes and aggravated assaults also down significantly. Go to places like Baltimore County, Maryland. The homicide rate is down.

83% down 72% in Suffolk County, New York, 71% in Omaha. So Maryland, New York, Nebraska, Colorado, it's almost a coast-to-coast thing. Yeah, Portland was 63. I don't want to pick any out, but I mean, these are all very blue cities, and in many cases, blue, very blue states. District of Columbia was down 64.7%. Portland down 63.6%. Philadelphia, down 54%. Newark, New Jersey, down 66.7%. Buffalo, down 70%. These are significant numbers in across the board. I mean, and that should be... For goodness sakes, I hope that's great news for everybody. I mean, you don't want to be robbed. You don't want anyone you love to be raped. You don't want somebody to be. murdered. I mean, a safe country is, it should be all of our priority, no matter what your, you know, partisanship is. This is all very good. Right. The question is who caused it. Exactly. And who takes the credit for it, right? Because, you know, they're going to say, Zohran Mamdani is going to say, hey, look, New York had a 31% drop in homicides ever since Zohran Mamdani took office. Is it him? Is it Trump? Is it the Governor Hokel? You know, they're all going to try to claim credit for it. They all point to different reasons. We haven't seen anything uniform. Is it the federal policy, the local policy? You know, and again, they're all going to take credit for it. But let's just celebrate what's happening. Absolutely. We're going to be back in the third hour. We're going to talk about the latest. on the war with Iran. Obviously, we rejected the proposal by Iran, but the negotiations haven't stopped and they're now kicking around ideas of suspending the gasoline tax. We'll have more on that. And Vladimir Putin signaling that the war could be coming to an end soon with Ukraine, which would be more welcome news. Roy will be back in the third hour with that. You know, it's interesting. I was reading an article this weekend by Axios. I was almost tempted to read the article. I used to joke in my local show. I, you know, talk radio has kind of become reading for the blind. I mean, most talk shows are just reading you stuff online. You could read it for yourself. So I don't do reading for the blind kind of thing, the mentally blind. But this one was so well written, I almost wanted to. I'm going to give you just the premise of it. And the premise was very simple. Gavin Newsom needs a Democrat to win that governor's race. and continue the status quo so that he can run for president. Now, that's not even going to be easy because he's got to make and defend the status quo in California. But if one of these Republicans, and it's looking very favorable that the two that are going to win the primary are both Republicans, so there'll be a Republican governor, that gives him a year and a half to fix a lot of things.

And if that proof, think of the story we just did. Yesterday's debate over are these blue states and these big blue cities prioritized? Because that should be the number one goal. The number one priority of all government, whether it is municipal, county, state, or federal is the security of its people. Period. End of story. Public safety is number one. I can go through a lot of things. No one wants to live where it's not safe. No one wants to raise a family where it's not safe. Now there are people trapped there and they have to, but no one desires to. Then you get to, nobody wants to live where they can't send their kids to good schools. No one wants to live where there's no affordable housing. But it all begins with public safety. Those numbers are jaw dropping. Those numbers are validation that Donald Trump was right. Everybody, including the right, wants to focus on when Donald Trump gets something wrong or until he gets it completely right, criticizing his tactics. But there is no question who secured this border. And both sides have talked a good game. But only this guy got elected and did it. The border is secure to the tune of that I never thought would ever, ever be possible. Zero crossings. Zero releases. Border secured. All of the criminal element by thousands to millions that have been allowed in apprehended and removed. Then the president in a handful of very specific out-of-control cities, starting in the District of Columbia, where he had every right, and then other areas that everybody told you, he's a dictator, he's a tyrant, he's using his own military against his people. To answer Rory's question, no one can take credit for these crime numbers, but Donald Trump. No one. Because no one had the courage to do any of it. And I sat here doing my job day after day while America debated it. I mean, if the game is, we're going to forget everything the president has done and fixed and only debate the things that he hasn't finished yet or done wrong, that's not an America worth preserving. That's the internet. That's not America. That's not America.

But couldn't we say the same thing about so many other issues? Well, that's the point I'm making, or that Axios was originally making in that article. It's one thing to have the spirited, unproductive... distracting debate. Is California great or California bad? Which is the ultimate question for America to answer. Because if you elect Gavin Newsom president, that is to say you want the rest of the country to look like California. In terms of border security? In terms of sanctuary cities, schools, budget, gasoline prices, energy prices, crime? homelessness? But see, as long as it's still that way, he can have that debate and do about like he's doing now. But if a Republican wins with a year and a half to start fixing things, you're irrelevant. Oh, Gavin Newsom desperately needs a miracle at a Democrat. And then the Axo story goes into how did they get into this jam? People that they thought were going to run that didn't.

areas they thought they had that were secured that weren't general perceptions that they thought well even the loud voices that opposed everything they moved yeah but the rest are waking up it was a fascinating article on how bad Gavin Newsom needs a democrat to become governor just to avoid the failures of california while trying to ask for a promotion great great article But these things are all important. What are we debating today that will be solved tomorrow? What are we creating hysteria with today that isn't worth our time? By the way, I often rarely bring this up. This is why the Bible talks so much about worry. This is why doctors are so concerned with worry and stress. When you create a fear, it might as well be happening. Physically, your body's response is the same between something you've created in terms of a fear and a real life threatening situation. And if you live every day with that kind of adrenaline, you're not going to live as long. I don't know about you, but that's just not living. I want to play a caller for you real quick because now I talk too long. I hate me. I hate me. Stop being like that. Play Dallas from Tampa. We're still looking, by the way, for a Tampa that lives in Dallas. But Dallas and Tampa, listen to this. About the haunt virus outbreak or non-starting outbreak. Isn't this exactly what they were saying about the COVID-19 before they decided to start locking people down and everything? Jogging my memory here. I thought I see what you guys thought. Have a great day. What do I think? I think you're the caller of the day. Now, does that mean simply it could be? It couldn't be. It will be. It won't be. How about we stop before we get to any of that? We bust you out of the narrative paradigm. I know, because I heard it all weekend long, through different human voice, is this the next COVID? Or definitively, this is the next COVID. Two, I even heard a few people say, this is way worse than COVID. You thought COVID was bad. COVID was nothing compared to this. And I wanted to call timeout in real life and I want to call time out right now in real radio. What is COVID? Never mind what is AI and the hysterian fear you've created with it. What is COVID? Is this the next COVID? Well, I guess that depends on what COVID was. A virus? Viruses always have been. You've ever been in a car where the light shining real bright and all of a sudden you can see all the particles in the air? You're like, I've been breathing this. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. Because you're focused on it. You're breathing it all the time. You either just don't see it or focus on it. And God knew though they would all be there. That's why you got nose hairs. Breathe. You can't get a good booger without him. Breathe. But what is COVID? Is this the next COVID? Well, that all depends on what you think the first COVID was. COVID was one of the great doping. COVID and global warming. And I bring them both up because they got you afraid of COVID. They never could get you afraid of global warming. They got you to stay home and be manipulated over COVID, but they couldn't do it with.

And now they're just given up on climate change. That's a whole other topic. What you're really asking is, would we all be duped again if everybody said the same thing? Would we believe them again? Because it's supposed to be fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me. Even if it's a bad virus. Is it the next COVID? I hope not, because COVID was just a virus that you made into something it wasn't. So the answer is, could it be the next COVID? Well, yes, if you're dumb enough to allow them to do the same play and have it work. That's why understanding what COVID was versus what it wasn't, how they manipulated you versus protected you is so important to know and remember. And I realize it's been Matrix. There's still people running around with masks on. As this begins, and I don't know what the Santa virus is going to become, I do know there's always viruses, and I do know viruses are never defeated. We just live with them. How do we live with them? Well, you get it and get better, and you're immune, you get it, and because of your life and pre-existing conditions, you die. But that's any virus. A flu will kill you if you're weak enough. Anytime you hear, and you're going to hear it a lot, you're going to hear it a lot more. It's going to be coming like a drip, drip, drip, drip, and a drumbeat. Every time you hear, this is the next COVID. Always ask yourself out loud. And what was the real, what was the first COVID? We're talking about the virus or the duping of the American people? and the crimes that were perpetrated. Everyone forgets things now and then, a name, a word. Sometimes you'll walk into a room, you don't remember why you went in there. That's kind of normal. Happens to all of us. But when those slips start happening more and more often, it could be a good time. Not to get paranoid, but support your brain health in a more targeted way. And that's where Sarah Folon Brain Wellness comes in. It's recommended by neurologist. Sarah Folon Brain Wellness delivers targeted to target nutrition designed to support the brain health, helps slow cognitive decline. It's formulated with very specific nutrients your brain needs as a part of a medical approach to mild cognitive impairment with hyperhomocystinemia. And getting started is simple. Starts by educating yourself and learning more. And seeing if Sarah Folon Brain Wellness is right for you, go to sarahfolin.com, C-E-F-O-L-I-N. Sarahfolon.com. You can also find it on Amazon. Supporting your brain today can make a real difference in your tomorrow. Again, that's sarahfolin.com. Sarah Folon Brain Wellness is a medical food with specific nutrients for mild cognitive impairment with hyperhomacist and email used under medical supervision and learn more today at sarahfolon.com. This is Uncle Billy, a middle Tennessee truck driver and my morning show is your morning show with Michael Del Jarno.

I'm Stephanie Young. The hit podcast Love Trapped is back with new updates in the case of Laura Owens. This is CR 2025 State versus Laura Owens. I think she really believes that she still hasn't out. I'm quite confident that they're up to something. We're following the case live as the criminal charges finally come to a conclusion. Trust us when we tell you as the victims of Laura Owens, she will not stop. Listen to Love Trapped on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Bill, why is my eye twitching? Does this mean I'm in perimenopause? Maybe I have adult ADHD. I need to look this up. Where's my phone? Juliana, your phone is hot to the touch. I think it's asking you for a break. You know what? Maybe I should just ask chat GPT. Or maybe we can ask an actual human. Yes, like a couple sex therapist. Whoa, that escalated quickly, but... Okay. Because I have questions. We have questions. And I bet everyone has questions. Like, is it normal to sleep in separate bedrooms? We do that. How about this one? Is bribing your kids bad parenting or just negotiating? Oh, and I still do need to know why was my poop green that one time? Hypothetically, right? Okay, well, instead of letting the internet guess, we've got actual people answering these exact questions. And laughing with us has got to be better than spending three hours down a rabbit hole online. Listen to Bill and Juliana. The podcast. On the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. A decade ago, the ethanol kingpin of Iowa became the king of corn in Brazil. So we met with a lot of larger farmers, went from Bahia to Tokatines to Madagroso. And he brought a team of executives. They were going to help the country get in on a gold rush. Carbon and its derivatives are going to be really the next great commodity that the globe's going to trade. But back home in Iowa, trouble was brewing. If you live in Iowa, your land, your water, and your voice could all be at risk thanks to a man named Bruce Rastetter. Now people are questioning if his climate solutions have anything to do with climate at all. You got to give Bruce and the guy's credit. They're Republicans. They don't give a shit about it. It's now. On this season of drilled, Carbon Cowboys, the story of how the ethanol kingpin of Iowa became the king of corn in Brazil and what it tells us about the limits of technology and markets to solve the climate crisis. Listen on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Why should you listen to Armstrong and Getty on demand? We're not boring. A lot of news is boring. And tedious. And depressing. And makes you angry. You don't want to live your life like that. What you doing? Can you be informed without being all of those other things? We think so. Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty, the Armstrong and Getty Show. We try to bring you the truth and help you figure out this crazy modern world. If you shoot at us and we deflect it, it doesn't really count. And that just doesn't make any sense. You've got to make a rule. Don't shoot at the United States. Or if you prefer, Iran, blah, blah, blah. America haters are winning. The would-be communists, the Marxists are winning in America. and they're doing so openly and nobody cares. I think giving the downtrodden money enables them. They aren't getting the money. I'm winning. Good Lord, that was the voice of the patriarchy right there, folks. Listen to Armstrong and Getty on demand on the IHeart Radio app. Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, gang, it's Michael. Your morning show can be heard live each weekday morning on great radio stations like K-E-I-B in Los Angeles, WFDF, 910 a.m., Detroit, Michigan, the super station. And the Rock of Talk, 1600 a.m., Kiva and Albuquerque, New Mexico. We'd love to have you listen live every morning. But glad you're here now for the podcast. Enjoy. I'd like to make a threat to Middle Tennessee if I can. A threat to middle Tennessee. I repeat, Governor Bill Lee, or whoever is the mayor of Nashville. If you don't get these two restaurants soon, I might move. What? Well, there was nothing about Indianapolis that really tempted me to move there except for two restaurants. Basbo pizza, pizza, may be the best pizza experience of my life. Roger down, Basbo pizza, good. In fact, they have a dressing they put on their salad. It's like a basil ranch homemade. People go there from all over the country and get giant vats of it and bring it home. Did you buy a giant vat of it and bring it up? Well, we had no way because we drove. Okay. There was no way to keep it. Or I would have. It was, but the pizza was spectacular. Basbo, B-A-Z, B-A-U-X. They have three locations. We ate at the one downtown. And then there's the Eagle Mass Avenue. It's right there on Massachusetts and downtown Indianapolis. Southern comfort food. I wouldn't even know where to begin. From the grits to the collard greens. They did a sweet potato dish. It was unbelievable. Biscuits that were unbelievable. A chicken BLT. Like I have never put in my mouth before. Oh, my. That does sound good. These two restaurants alone, right? I am tempted to move there. Just to eat. By the way, just before we start getting talkbacks, it's governorly. What did I say? You said mayor. Bill Lee. No, I said Governor Lee and whoever the mayor is. I don't know who the mayor is. Freddie O'Connell. Well, whoever it is, he better get Basbo or the Eagle or I'm moving. Okay. It's that simple. All right. And Morgan Wallen, be careful, you could become a billionaire. And you know what that could mean. AOCs after you. More on that and our sounds of the day. But can't have your morning show without your voice. Ladies and gentlemen, here's you. Let's start with Joey. I wonder if the mechanic work has begun yet.

Michael, I don't believe for a minute that Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and then that crowd actually believe in socialism. They just use that as an attractive method to try to keep themselves in power so they can loot the taxpayer. If you look at it, every one of them are millionaires and they spend all their time and energy trying to get money. And the way that they like to get money is instead of working for it, they steal it from the taxpayer through organizations like USAID. Well, our platinum card monologue, and if you missed it, that's why the podcast will be available at 930 Central, 1030 Eastern on the IHeart app, Searcher, Morning Show, or Michael Del Grono. We talked about this gospel of envy from the left. And don't forget the final stage is burn it down. If you have something, they believe it belongs to them. And if they don't have it, you can't have it. And then the final step is, and they'll destroy it for everyone. That's the difference between envy and jealousy and I wish I had it. Envy is, it belongs to me. And if I don't have it and you do, I'm destroying it. And that's their endgame politically too. What if we turned it around on them? Wait a minute, every time you get reelected and go to Congress, you become a millionaire and our life gets tougher and tougher. You got something that belongs to us. And if we can't have it, you can't have it. Where is the anti-incumbent referendum heading into this midterm election? Oh, dear God, make it so. Blaine in Ames, Iowa. Good morning, Michael. Now Gavin Newsom's up to his elbows in diaper gate. His wife is running a diapers. The newest scam is a diaper scam. Well, I shouldn't say scam, but her nonprofit is now diverting money through diapers. It's a real crappy story. Ain't that some, yeah. That's a Morgan Wallen song, too, by the way, if you didn't catch exactly how clever I was being on my Morgan Wallin Indianapolis weekend. You're turning into quite the Morgan Wallin fan. Can't stand his music, but I don't resent his success. Tom's in North Canton, Ohio. What a beautiful place. I just wonder those statistics coming out of blue cities, are they actually accurate? Of course, he's making a reference to the violent crime report. We don't like to ever give Donald Trump credit, but he secured the border, and he's the difference. He targeted the criminals that were allowed in our country that were raping our daughters, stealing and killing, and deported them. He got millions to self-deport. And then in targeted blue cities of blue states that were crime was out of control, He brought in the feds to assist and restore law and order. And the numbers, frankly, speak for themselves. Overall nationwide, homicide drops 17.7%. Now, here's the issue as Rory finished his report. Now, who gets credit for this? We'll be Miramadani, will be the president. Never mind who gets credit. Homicides are down, 17.7%. That's a great thing.

Robberies fell 20.4%. Rapes declined 72% or 7.2% aggravated assaults are down 4.8%. That's all good news. Now, but take the homicides. In Baltimore, Maryland, homicides are down 83.3%. Suffolk County, New York. Homicides are down 72.7%. Buffalo, 70%. Newark, New Jersey, 66.7%. Our nation's capital, 64.7%. Portland, Oregon, 63.6%. Philadelphia, 54%. Don't forget the things that we debate for months. Eventually, there is a scoreboard in an answer, and that should end the debate. Yes, you put partisan politics aside, unlike the District of Columbia that fudge its numbers, thus Blaine's comment. And who knows how much lower they really are? Great call, Blaine. Bob's in Virginia. I got a quick question. Maybe you guys can answer it. There's rumor that they're going to retire all the judges in Virginia, Supreme Court justices, I guess you call them. Does anybody know anything about that in this country? Yeah, it's early. There's a long way to go on that. But yeah, one of the things that they're threatening has changed the age limit. And that would take out the people on this. But this is ultimately going to be decided by the U.S. Supreme Court. And yes, there's rumors about stacking there. But elections have consequences. You can protect yourself from that this midterm election. Keep those calls coming into the talkback line. If you're listening on the iHeart app, you'll see a microphone. Press it. It gives you 30 seconds to make a comment, ask a question, take your place. It can't be your morning show without your voice. And we're never going to allow that to be. So use that talkback button. You can email Michael D at iHeardmedia.com. All right. A fresh person. I'm going to do something I've never done before with sounds of the day. He used to call Joe Biden a mentally retarded person. Okay. This is what democracy looks like. They call me king now. Do you believe it? No king. I'm such a king. I can't get a ballroom for it. I want to start the sounds of the day. I don't watch Saturday Night Live anymore. It's become like late night. television, one-sided, partisan, political, and it's just not entertaining or funny. It's not worth my time. And if something should ever happen that I think I would have enjoyed, I can always find it after the fact. And that's how this happened. I was telling the story off the air to Jeffrey, how, I don't know, something came up, and I thought of the Big Butts family. This goes back to early days of SNO. Dan Aykroyd and Jane Curtin were the mother and father. John Belushi and Gilda Radner were their children, and they all had big giant butts. Now the rest of their body looked rather trim and in shape, but from kind of the hips down, halfway down their hamstring, they were giant. They were the big butt family. And they weren't aware of it.

or that there was anything wrong with it. It was very funny. So I was telling them how I was showing my kids, the Big Butt family, and how different skits were back then. It was very much more in the origins of improv. They were very short, and they weren't nearly as funny as like some today, although now today's aren't as funny because they've gotten so political. And then Jeffrey reminded me of what happened on Saturday Night Live this weekend. Of course, I don't watch. So he sends me the clip. Oh, my gosh. A reminder of if they would just concentrate on entertaining and being funny. What if two auctioneers had a crumbling marriage? What might their arguments sound like? This is brilliant. And now, a scene from the crumbling marriage of two auctioneers. Honey, honey, honey, honey, honey, honey. Can I get a smile? Can I get a hi? Can I get a hello? Honey, bunny, honey, honey, honey. Well, look who comes crawling home, ladies, sin. Where have you been, bin, bin, bin, bin, bin, bin, bin, bin, bin, bin, bin, bin, bin, bin. I'm waiting here for two, two, two, three, three, three, three, three, three, three, three, three, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five. You said you'd be home by eight, eight, eight, five, five, five, five, five, five, five.

They're your biggest fans, and you hate them and you're accusing them of crimes? Now, a lot of you will just chalk this up to idiocy. But remember, she will be the leading candidate for the Democratic nomination for President of the United States until the DNC steps in like they did with Bernie Sanders three times and rig it. And nobody knows that better than David Axelrod because he's a part of the Obama apparatus that has been a part of rigging it three times. But that's not stopping him from moderating the University of Chicago Institute of Politics Symposium and making it sound like this, the town idiot. is who all America wants to be president. Listen. Last thing before we go to the students, because I would be drawn and quartered if I did not say this. There are a lot of people who would like you to run for president in 2028.

Apparently, some of them are here. And there are people who, there are others who would like you to run for the United States Senate. Chuck Schumer's up in 2028. I don't know. It sounded like even more. Should you do it? To New York or to other particular country? How many would like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to stay in Congress? See, they want you to make a move. What say you about all of this? Two things. One, when you go to get a job, your resume is going to come up. What is your education? What is your background? What have you achieved? In other words, what has she ever done to have a room full of people hungry for her to be president of the United States? Never been a governor. Never held an executive position in her life. Never run a business, let alone a track record that would suggest she could run a country. No military service or achievement. I mean, we've had generals that become senators or governors or presidents. The bartenders? Economic majors that think there's no such thing as a billionaire legally? No, never. What has created this? And oh, by the way, to the notion of president, she's aiming way higher. You know, it's funny because in this op-ed that Jeff Bezos paid for in the Washington Post, there was this line that you even mentioned earlier about, well, as a potential 2028 contender, XYZ. And in the context of that, it was very clear this was a veiled threat, right? So the elite saying, if you want this job, You just stepped out of line. And we want you to know where the real power is. And it's in the modern day barons who own the post and own the algorithms. And we're going to, we'll make an example out of you. And what's funny about that is that they assume that my ambition is positional. They assume that my ambition is a title or a seat. And my ambition is way bigger than that. My ambition is to change this country. With a gospel, a gospel of envy. Remember what envy says? If you have something that I don't, it belongs to me. And if I can't have it, you can't have it either. I'll destroy it for everyone. Only in America in 2026 can the consistent town idiot be in the highest demand to run this country in a job. She has no qualifications to run with the goal of destroying it. I mean the only thing left shocking in life is the sounds of the day and the truth.

You did it. I'm waiting on the consequences. The best way to get back on your feet is to get up off your ass. I've been living rent-free in that guy's head for years, and that's just a boat. You call that chicken egg? They're just blowing off Steve. Here's something that you should be concerned about. Every American who believes in due process should be concerned about. Federal agencies are supposed to get a subpoena in order to access any of your personal information. Now, that would take a judge. That would take probable cause and a judge. It would take constitutional protections to be met. a judge in probable cause. But you know how some agencies do it instead? They simply buy it. And they buy it from data brokers. And there's hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of them. And they have your home address, your daily routine, your family members' names, your finances. They package it all up from things you've bought online or things you've followed the process and done like renewing your license. And they legally purchase it. No warrant, no judge, no due process. Well, that's where Incogni comes in. That's who I use to protect me and my entire family and you should too. They'll send legal removal requests to hundreds and hundreds of these data brokers on your behalf. And they keep sending them because they never give up trying to put you on the list. They removed me and my information and my family's information from over 538 data broker sites in the first 48 hours. Go to incogni.com, I-N-C-O-G-N-I. Incogni.com, it's already affordable. But just for being a Your Morning Show listener, you can get 60% off. God gave you a family worth protecting. Incogni helps you protect it. Go to Incogni.com. Use the promo code Michael. Get 60% off. Incogni.com promo code Michael. That's incogni.com. We're all in this together. This is your morning show with Michael Del Giorno.

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