Ep. 5575: Pam Bondi’s Next Chapter Begins

Bubba Wallace here from 2311 racing. On the track, my car's look is everything. But today, I'm talking about more than just paint schemes. I'm talking about my favorite games at Chumba Casino. Check out exclusives like Stampede Fury and my own King Crock Theory. It's just as wild as my car looked in Texas. With over 200 games and new ones weekly, play for free at chumbacasino.com. Let's Chumba. Sponsored by Chumba Casino. No purchase necessary. VGW Group, voidware prohibited by law, 21 plus, terms and conditions apply. Isaiah 53, verse 5 says, but he was pierced for our transgressions. He was crushed for our iniquities, and upon him was the chastisement that brought us peace. And with his wounds, we are healed. Prophetic scriptures about the death and work of Christ found in the Old Testament in Isaiah. As we start, A Friday that at the time certainly wasn't considered good. And many believe that it came to the title of Good Friday as sort of a mix-up because it was referred to as God's Friday and that somehow through it all, it became Good Friday. And I guess... From our perspective, looking back, yeah, yeah, you could say that it's a good Friday indeed. However difficult the day is to consider what Christ went through and that he did it on our behalf. He was silent through all the accusations. He was tortured. He was beaten. He was put to death as part of God's plan to redeem you and I and to give us the option of being his. It's a choice. It's the morning show with Preston Scott.

Sense of Sensibility, communicator of common sense amplified and guaranteed human. It's the morning show with Preston Scott. Without the preaching of the cross, without preaching the cross to ourselves all day and every day. we will very, very quickly revert to faith plus works as the ground of our salvation. So that to go to the old Fort Lauderdale question, if you were to die tonight and you were getting entry into heaven, what would you say? If you answer that, and if I answer it in the first person, We've immediately gone wrong. Because I, because I believed, because I have faith, because I am this, because I am continuing. Loved ones, the only proper answers in the third person, because he, because he. Think about the thief on the cross. And what an immense... I can't wait to find that fellow one day to ask him. How did that shake out for you? Because you were cussing the guy out with your friend. You've never been in a Bible study. You never got baptized. You didn't know a thing about church membership. And yet, you made it. You made it. How did you make it? That's what the angel must have said. You know, like, what are you doing here? Well, I don't know. What do you mean you don't know? Well, because I don't know. Well, you know, excuse me, let me get my supervisor. They'll get the supervisor range. So, we're just a few questions for you. First of all, are you, are you clear on the doctrine of justification by faith? The guy said, I never heard of it in my life. And what about, let's just go to the doctrine of scripture immediately. This guy's just staring. And eventually in frustration, he says, on what basis are you here? And he said, the man on the middle cross said, I can come. Now, that's the, that is the only answer. That is the only answer. And if I don't preach the gospel to myself all day and every day, then I will find myself beginning to trust myself, trust my experience, which is part of my fallenness as a man. If I take my eyes off the cross, I can then give only lip service to its efficacy. while at the same time living as if my salvation depends upon me, and as soon as you go there, it will lead you either to abject despair or a horrible kind of arrogance. And it is only the cross of Christ.

that deals both with the dreadful depths of despair and the pretentious arrogance of the pride of man that says, you know, I can figure this out and I'm doing wonderfully well. No, because the sinless Savior died, my sinful soul is counted free for God that just is satisfied to look on him and pardon me. That's why Luther says most of your Christian life is outside of you. In this sense that we know that we're not saved by good works, we're not saved as a result of our professions, but we're saved as a result of what Christ has achieved. Yeah, that's how you start a show on Good Friday. And I decided that the history segment was going to be about the history of this day. And all I was going to mention in this segment was that today is Good Friday. And that's all that matters. 17 minutes past the hour. It's the morning show with Preston Scott.

You know, there are a lot of different ways churches approach this weekend. I will tell you that when I vocationally served as a pastor, when I worked with young people and then when I was pastor of a small church, Good Friday was a service night. We would have service on Good Friday. Easter and Christmas presented some of the most difficult challenges to me. Now, our church does expository teaching, so we're just going to keep going through the book of Romans as we're nearing the end of it before we move on. And I appreciate that form of teaching. I was not an expository teacher on Sundays. I would do expository teaching at other times in classes. But I've always cherished the opportunity and the challenge of Christmas and Easter because everybody knows the message. Even people that aren't really well-versed in church, they kind of know the gist of it, right? But Good Friday was unique and unto itself. And I was just telling Jose, when I was a pastor, I really made an effort to leave attenders of the Good Friday service. My goal was really simple. I want them to feel as close to the way the disciples felt that night. I wanted people to go home reflecting on what just happened. And so I had a crown of thorns made. And I had a cat of nine tails that I personally made, a wooden handle and strips of leather that had been soaked in water and tied onto it glass shards and pieces of metal that were sharp and lead balls. It was all wrapped and you had these strands that were cut loose and and the whipping. I mean, it left an unbelievable impression and I would have them handled these things. I wanted people to feel as much sense of What did he just go through for me as possible? Understanding that we have this retrospective look knowing that Sunday's coming. The disciples, they hadn't put any of this together yet. They weren't Christians in the sense of the work hadn't been completed and they hadn't been reborn. That happens. Two nights later, not Friday night, not Saturday night, it happens Sunday night by our calendar. And so the opportunity to take today and to not be dismissive of the heartbreak.

that these men and women felt who had walked with Christ for three years the bewilderment of what happened what would peter already dealing with the denial of christ A reminder to those of you living in South Georgia, the annual walk to the cross in Cairo happens today at 11 a.m. It starts at Johnson's Meat Market on Highway 84, and it ends at the giant cross. I know exactly where they're going to be walking. I know exactly where this is. Bring a cross. Bring a Christian flag, if you like. Bring a friend. You can walk the seven miles. Or you can just meet at the big cross on Highway 94. Sorry, Highway 84. It's 84 East that 84E that you're going to walk on the meat market and then you're going to. head down uh 84 to the giant cross so it's today at 11 if you want a little discomfort i mean seven mile walk is nothing to you know ignore that that's a that's a walk

And just as you go and as you struggle and as you stumble, perhaps, just remember the Villarosa. All right, we're going to get to the show. I make no apologies. This is the most important thing to talk about today. Here in the morning show with Preston Scott. Guests, the other shows can't book, topics they won't talk about, and guaranteed human. It's the morning show with Preston Scott. All righty, it's Friday in the morning show. Peter Schweitzer will join us half hour from now. Get his thoughts on arguments this week on the 14th Amendment. And I think the dismissal of the obvious by John Roberts, perhaps he's correct in saying it's not legally relevant to the argument of the case. But I sure think that the Solicitor General should have made it so. because he did mention it. There's no doubt in my mind that Peter's book impacted the arguments made. I just don't think that they made the arguments particularly well. But the president has replaced Pam Bondi. She's out. The Attorney General has been sacked. You could sense it coming. I think there are probably choices. that might be a little bit better equipped for the Q&A that comes with congressional subcommittees that get remarkably personal. And she seemed to take it personally. There are rumors about that it had to do with the handling of the Epstein files. I have no idea. You don't know, and neither do I. Okay? There's all kinds of guessing out there. What we know is Lee Zeldin might be considered. Todd Blanche is the interim AG. He was the assistant U.S. Attorney General. He's taking over for now. But EPA director, Lee Zeldin, is allegedly being considered. But Pam Bondi's appearance before the House Judiciary Committee might have been heard on doing. There's no, there's no telling. I mean, Trump is kind of a wildcard, right? He personally is very combative. And he has no edit button, none. There's no dump button in his speech. There's nothing. You know, he just goes. And so it would surprise me a little if it was. Pam just letting loose on some members of the House or the Senate at different times, that would surprise me because that's certainly not in keeping with him with Trump unless he's a do as I say, not as I do guy. And it could be. I do not know. The bigger story is, of course, the legal challenge to the Florida version of the Save Act.

And I'm going to, as I always do, I'm going to reach out to the League of Women Voters of Florida. I'll reach out to the Florida Immigrant Coalition, Florida Rising, Common Cause, Hispanic Federation, Unidos, US. They're challenging the law in court. They're saying it violates the First and Fourteenth Amendments will harm their efforts to register voters. What? That they have to show ID? This is as laughable as you could possibly imagine that these people are saying, quote, based on xenophobic lies and disinformation, it will harm married women, naturalized citizens, young people, and many other eligible voters who do not have ready access to documents like passports or birth certificates. Guess what? Boo freaking who? If you don't, if you're a married woman and you haven't gotten around to changing your documents reflecting if you had a name change, that's on you. And to women out there listening, there's the League of Women Voters that think you're so stupid and so inept that you can't navigate this. You can't possibly pull this off. I mean, have a copy of your birth certificate? What? No way. Have a passport or have a driver's license with real ID, even though 99% of the driver's licenses in Florida are correct and have real ID, which means they showed a birth certificate, et cetera. Forget all that. You're that 1%. You're a dullard. You can't do it. You're just too dumb. How insulted could you possibly be by that? I would imagine it's pretty extreme, right? I want to remind Florida Republicans in the House and the Senate, 83% of this country believe in voter ID. They believe in tightening things down. And given the number of times we show a driver's license in the course of an average month of our life. to think that somehow it's inappropriate to do it for the right to vote in an election is somehow xenophobic? Oh, give me a break. I am just, I'm hoping that someone from one of these groups takes me up on the invitation and actually comes on this show. Don't hold your breath, but just know I try.

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This man's story is powerful. I mean, just powerful. It's powerful. It's on my blog page right now. WFLAFM.com. slash Preston or WFLA Panama City.com slash Preston. It's right there. It is the latest entry. I timed it to release this morning on Good Friday at 6 a.m. Eastern. It is it is riveting. And oh, by the way, give him time. He's going to take you through some spots in scripture that presented a little bit of a problem for him, but was eventually. the gate that opened up his salvation and it was not without cost and he you hear and feel his heartbreak over his life it's just i'm so grateful to god for for letting me stumble upon this

So check that out on the blog page, WFLAFM.com slash Preston. I know it's never happened to you. Yesterday, I had a successful day at the driving range hitting golf balls. First time in a very long time, I have myself back in a back, my back, in a place. I've used the expertise of... two different people that I work with to then get me to a place where I healed up and had a great session, great night of sleep, woke up yesterday, came in, started doing the show, and out of nowhere, I turned my head, and it just... You ever have a pinched nerve like that? No rhyme or reason to it didn't do anything, just... And that's what it feels. It feels like you need, you're like the tin man from the Wizard of Oz. It's a little oil in there, but I'm not there yet. So I'm doing that turning of the head by turning the torso kind of thing. Anyway, we have, we've got Peter Schweitzer coming up in just a few minutes. His book, Invisible Coup played, I think it played a significant role. in the arguments. I didn't hear all of the arguments, but there's no doubt it informed the Solicitor General's arguments on the 14th Amendment, what birthright citizenship is all about. We'll get Peter's reaction to all that. And I want to just, I asked him for just 10 minutes. So he pried out 10 minutes early on a Friday morning for us, and I appreciate that. Quick reminder. The annual walk to the cross up in Cairo starts today at 11. Today. Today at 11 at the Johnson's Meat Market on 84E. And then it ends at the giant cross on Highway 84 West. So just, and I know where all this is. So 11 o'clock, you can show up at Johnson's Meat Market or you can show up. at the Giant Cross if you want to meet. And so it's just, it's a way to visually just kind of engage the community and remind him what this weekend is all about. All right. Now, to that end, I mentioned I was going to talk about this again. There was a guy by the name of Dr. Robert Harrington. He was a skeptic, skeptic about God, skeptic about the Shrout of Turin, and went about being part of a team to disprove its authenticity. It was, in fact, the Shroud of Turin Research Project, 35 physicists, chemists, NASA image specialists, electrical engineers, a forensic pathologist, and others. And they determined that the Shroud's image.

appears to be created by an oscillating strobe of high intensity coming from inside the body. They can't replicate how this image exists. It's not paint. It's not anything that can be duplicated in this day of modern science. The second finding is it happened in one 40th of a billion of a second. like a laser beam, moving 2.5 billion watts of electricity. Now let's put that into some context. To create a similar light, one would need all the electric power generated on Earth. Get your mind around that. Dr. Harrington, I approached this study with a critical mind ready to expose what I believed was a longstanding historical fabrication. But the evidence we uncovered was so compelling, it left no room for doubt. This is the burial shroud of Jesus of Nazareth. And he's now a Christian. Just saying. Back with our number two of the morning show with Preston Scott.

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The week before, I had the opportunity to meet with the president's secretary of state, Marco Rubio, and the Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, along with the White House counsel to share the findings with the book. We met for about 55 minutes, and when we went over the material on Chinese birth tourism. The president in particular made note of that to the White House General Counsel and said, let's make sure that we have that material. So, you know, we were happy to play a small part in that. Of course, his case, his executive order, I should say, far predates the book. So I'm not suggesting we were directly connected with that, but we were happy to see that some of the material in the book. made its way into not only the oral arguments, but also the legal briefs that were filed as well. Given that you paid attention to listen to the entire argument, which lasted roughly two hours earlier this week, what is your takeaway? The mainstream media and even media outlets that many of us would consider trustworthy, walk away from that, come away with... from that thinking that it doesn't look good for the executive order to stand the test? Yeah, I think there are a couple of things here, Preston, and I'm my preface this is always by saying I'm not an attorney, I'm certainly not a constitutional attorney, but there are a couple of issues here. Number one, the executive issue, the executive order itself, will it stand, won't it stand? That's the first issue. The second issue is... the larger question of birthright citizenship. The position that the ACLU attorney took encountering the executive order was that birthright tourism is absolute, that there can be no restriction on it. You can't ban this birth tourism. So you can have these companies, you can have people. literally set their toe. A woman can set her toe across the border. And if she gives birth, that child gets U.S. citizenship, even if that child is raised in communist China. When they turn 18, they're a citizen. They can vote. I think that the court may very well come and say that the executive order by the president is too broad. Congress needs to do this. It can't just be executive order. I also think it's very possible they come back and say, look that this is not absolute, that Congress can, in effect, regulate and trim some of these aspects of birthright citizenship. And the reason I say that is that Justice Brett Kavanaugh, who's one of those that I think is probably kind of in the middle on this issue. He's expressed concerns about the executive order, but he was asking the ACLU attorney, Ms. Wang, about this, saying, can, you know, do you think that there's any provisions could be at it? She said, absolutely not. And he seemed quite skeptical of that. So I think it's very possible, as they say, that they kind of split this issue, that it's not a complete win for the administration, but that the Supreme Court sets a very, very important precedent that says, no, you can put limitations on birth-right citizenship. It is not absolute.

Joining us is Peter Schweitzer, his best-selling author, and the book is The Invisible Coup. More to come. One more segment with Peter next on the morning show. Beck. He's always been a white guy. Glenn. Beck. We got it. Licensed to talk. Nine to noon on WFLA. It is Ryan Seacrest here. There was a recent social media trend which consisted of flying on a plane with no music, no movies, no entertainment. But a better trend would be going to chumba casino.com. It's like having a mini social casino in your pocket. Chumba Casino has over 100 online casino style games all absolutely free. It's the most fun you can have online and on a plane. So grab your free. Welcome bonus now at chumbacasino.com. Sponsored by Chumba Casino. While there is a wealth of data available to you, and it is all sourced, one of the many beauties of Peter Schweitzer books is that it is a book that is data-driven. And I want to zero in, Peter, in our final segment here on Chapter 5, China, the Manchurian generation. And you lead that particular... chapter off with one particular birth and I'd like you to talk about that for a second Yeah, so, you know, every New Year's Day we celebrate the first American that is born. In this particular case, I'll put American in quotes, because the first American baby born in 2025 was, in fact, a Chinese baby that was from birth tourists. from China who traveled to Saipan, which is a U.S. territory in the Asia-Pacific region. And just like the United States, if the child is born on a U.S. territory like Saipan, it is automatically granted citizenship based on the interpretations of the 14th Amendment that have been pushed by the left. And this is a massive problem in scale. I mean, I think this is the thing that surprised me the most. The Chinese government has publicly said that every year, roughly 50,000 Chinese babies are born in the United States. These are parents of the elite. They're military officers. They're Chinese Communist Party officials. These are by large not dissidents. These are supporters of the regime. They pay $80,000 to $100,000 to a birth tourism company.

to arrange to fly their baby to the United States or U.S. territory for the sole purpose of getting U.S. citizenship for their child. That child, when they're raised in China, that's the entire experience they know as a child, when they turn 18, they're going to be able to vote in our elections. So the numbers are eye-popping. The Chinese government believes is 50,000 a year. I also cite a professor in Australia, Salvador Bobbonus, who travels extensively at China who studied this. He thinks it's larger. He thinks it's as high as $100,000 a year. And then there is also a Chinese research firm that estimates in certain years it's even higher. They believe in 2018, for example, that there were $180,000 Chinese babies born in the United States. So it's quite shocking. Our federal government does not track this. When you get birth in the United States, you get a birth certificate. It does not, you know, describe, and the federal government does not collect the nationality of the parents. So we are completely flying blind on this. And the implications in terms of voting and, you know, potential foreign adversaries getting government jobs, it's absolutely mind-boggling. And I don't think there's any... stretch of the imagination that this is what the authors of the 14th Amendment had in mind when they passed the 14th Amendment. They could not have conceived of what we're facing right now with the threats to this country through China, let alone Mexico, our southern neighbor. Yes, that's exactly right. And, you know, it's interesting when you listen to the legal scholars on this issue, the argument that the Trump administration made is they actually went through and looked at the debate on the passage of the 14th Amendment, what the purposes of it were, which were, of course, to guarantee the rights, the citizenship of the children of black slaves. in the United States. But there is also a discussion of the 1898 case that is really the only one that has addressed this. And what scholars point out is that the case actually supports the administration because it involved a gentleman who was born in the United States, returned to China as a young man, then came back to the United States. And as the administration points out, his parents were legally in the United States. Right. And in the decision, they used the word domiciled, which has a very specific legal definition that you are there and you are there legally with the approval of the sovereign or of the government. So I think the legal arguments are very, very compelling for the administration. Peter, as always, thank you for making time for us. I appreciate it very, very much. And have a blessed weekend, my friend. Yes. God bless you too. Thank you, sir. Peter Schweitzer with us. I just wanted his thoughts on what happened this week. He sees a little more hope than I do, and I'm grateful for it. I needed that boost. 17 past the hour.

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And then, and then, and then Denny's chimed in. Bad time to roll out our Kit Kat pancakes, huh? So, yeah, a little follow up there on the, on the Kit Kat debacle. All right, we've got the big stories in the press box coming up. Don't forget, what's the beef Friday comes up next hour between now and then? We've got some things that I think you'll find interesting. So don't leave us. It's the morning show. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 racing. Another checkered flag for the books. Time to celebrate with Chumba. Jump in at chumbacasino.com. Let's Chumba. No purchase necessary. VTW. Group. Boyd were prohibited by Ma. CTNC. 21 Plus. Sponsored by Chumba Casino. The other shows can't book. Topics they won't talk about. And guaranteed human. It's the morning show with Preston Scott. I suppose at some point we're going to have to have a discussion. Does the effort in Iran have to end with regime change? Not a swap, a change. Not a replacement of evil for evil, but a change and a chance for the Iranian people. But that is not one of the big stories in the press box. Big stories in the press box, Pam Bondi being let go as Florida Attorney General. You heard in the national news, perhaps you paid attention to it that former Attorney General Pam Bondi of not just the United States Attorney General's office, but Florida's attorney general, said she'll keep fighting for the president's agenda. Of course she should. To whatever extent, she's able to do that as a private citizen. You know, she will eventually. be making the rounds and she'll be doing you know a lot of TV stuff and you know she's she's gonna be fine I don't know that that pays the bills but you know I the president felt like a change needed to be made and it was made the biggest of the stories in the press box is the fight for Florida's Save America Act

legislature put in front of the governor, he signed it into law on Wednesday ensuring non-citizens aren't voting in elections in our state. And of course, immediately after signing it, there was a legal challenge. And I will predict right now that it will find its way to some of the absurd federal judges like we have in our district here that are overturned routinely. on appeal. You know, the idea here is making sure that we have continued election integrity in Florida. Strict voter ID, ID cards that are legal, real ID, like driver's licenses, passports. And suggesting that people, you know, the idea here that married women and minority voters who were born in the South might not have a birth certificate. What? We're not talking about the 1800s here. Simply put, if you don't have the documentation to have the appropriate driver's license or ID, Get it. Unless you can't because you're ineligible. I mean, I don't know how hard this is. And I will invite the groups that are fighting this. And I will list the number of things that you have to show ID for. And I'm going to be curious, are you fighting against those? Have you filed lawsuits? So that people don't have to show ID to pick up tickets at a will call booth. Are you fighting the requirement to show ID to show your age when you buy certain products at a hardware store or at the paint store or to pick up pharmaceuticals? Are you, are you, have you fought that? Have you fought showing ID for any number of other things or just this because you know it's going to suppress illiberal votes? Cheaters. I'm going to invite these people on the show and I'm going to predict right now not a one of them will show up. They won't say yes. They won't respond. They won't even respond to the inquiry. because they don't want to have to deal with this in a forum like this. They'll take their chances in court, and they'll take their chances that the person representing, but that's not going to work real well in Florida because you got James Uthmeier on the other side. You got the Florida Attorney General's office, and I have very high confidence in the competence of that group. All right, 40 minutes past. Remember, what's the beef Friday comes up at the top of the hour? Here on the morning show with Preston Scott. Morning show with Preston Scott. Boy, that escalated quickly. I mean, that really got out of hand fast. On WFLA.

If I were the devil. If I were the devil. If I were the prince of darkness, I'd want to engulf the whole world in darkness, and I'd have a third of its real estate and four-fifths of its population, but I wouldn't be happy until I had seized the ripest apple on the tree. The. So I'd set about however necessary to take over the United States. I'd subvert the churches first. I'd begin with a campaign of whispers. With the wisdom of a serpent, I would whisper to you as I whispered to Eve. Do as you please. To the young, I would whisper that the Bible is a myth. I would convince them that man created God instead of the other way around. I would confide that what's bad is good and what's good is square. And the old I would teach to pray after me, our father, which art in Washington. And then I'd get organized. I'd educate authors in how to make lurid literature exciting so that anything else would appear dull and uninteresting. I'd threaten TV with dirtier movies and vice versa. I'd peddle narcotics to whom I could. I'd sell alcohol to ladies and gentlemen of distinction. I'd tranquilize the rest with pills. If I were the devil, I'd soon have families at war with themselves, churches at war with themselves, and nations at war with themselves until each in its turn was consumed. And with promises of higher ratings, I'd have mesmerizing media fanning the flames. If I were the devil, I would encourage schools to refine young intellects, but neglect to discipline emotions. Just let those run wild. Until before you knew it, you'd have to have drug-snipping dogs and metal detectors at every schoolhouse door. Within a decade, I'd have prisons overflowing. I'd have judges promoting pornography. Soon I could evict God from the courthouse, then from the schoolhouse, and then from the houses of Congress. And in his own churches, I would substitute psychology for religion and deify science. I would lure priests and pastors into misusing boys and girls and church money. If I were the devil, I'd make the symbol of Easter and egg and the symbol of Christmas a bottle. If I were the devil, I'd take from those who have and give to those who wanted. until I had killed the incentive of the ambitious. And what'll you bet? I couldn't get whole states to promote gambling as the way to get rich. I would caution against extremes in hard work, in patriotism, in moral conduct. I would convince the young that marriage is old-fashioned, that swinging is more fun. Bubba Wallace here from 2311 racing. On the track, my car's look is everything. But today, I'm talking about more than just paint schemes. I'm talking about my favorite games at Chumba Casino. Check out exclusives like Stampede Fury and my own King Crock Theory. It's just as wild as my car looked in Texas. With over 200 games and new ones weekly, play for free at chumbacasino.com. Let's Chumba. Sponsored by Chumba Casino. No purchase necessary. VGW Group, voidware prohibited by law, 21 plus, terms and conditions apply. That what you see on TV is the way to be. And thus I could undress you in public. And I could lure you into bed with diseases for which there is no cure. In other words, if I were the devil, I just keep right on doing what he's doing. Paul Harvey. Good day. Yeah.

How prophetic was that? How true do those words ring today? Sixty-two, 61 years later? I mean, it's staggering how accurate that plan? If I were the devil, has unfolded. Paul Harvey was a treasure. And for many of you, you did not grow up listening to Paul Harvey News. It was at noontime, and it went about five minutes, and he would. He was the king of the pregnant paws. Page two. And then, you know, he'd break and do a little commercial. And now you know the rest of the story would come later. That was another feature. You know what the news is. Now it's time for the rest of the story. And that was if I were the devil.

Well, maybe that'll get you ready for what's to be Friday. I don't know. We can start taking calls whenever you want to call in. The phone lines are open at 850-205 WFLA. It is Good Friday here in the morning show with Preston Scott. Beck, you want him on that radio. America can handle the truth. You need him on that radio. Nine to noon on WFLA. Gotta let Iggy have his moment. Morning show band, along with Jose, taking your calls, and we'll get to What's the Beef in about 13 minutes. Here on the morning show with Preston Scott. It is good Friday, and the first good bit of the program was devoted to that. And though I cannot put on the podcast the opening song, it is on my blog page as of 9 o'clock this morning. We opened with a Lauren Daigle tune that is powerful that I think you will be blessed by. But right now on the blog page is the story of one man. He tells the story of himself for himself. It is not secondhand. It is firsthand. It is his story. And he's a former rabbi that explains the former part of the title. But while it is Good Friday and while people are thinking about God, their relationship with God, the sacrifice that Christ...

went through for you and I and to give you and I a choice. And despite the best efforts of one particular listener, it is a choice. The idea that only a select group are predestined and that you have no say in the matter is biblical folly. Calvin was wrong. It is a dangerous theology. And I believe it is not at all supported by scriptures when you look at all of them. But what is most important to me for today is to remind you that the National Day of Prayer is coming up on May 7th, which means you have 34 days, give or take, to prepare yourself. and more importantly, your schedule to take part. And I know for many of you, you correctly would come to the conclusion that, well, you know, I don't have to show up at the event. I can pray where I'm at. Absolutely. And if that is all you can do because of whatever the reason, please, absolutely pray. But that should be a part of our daily discipline. to spend some time praying. What I'm challenging you to do is to let your light shine and let people see you join with thousands. I mean, to say a thousand seems ludicrous given that there were fewer than 200 last year. But I believe thousands should be in attendance. Those of you in South Georgia that can't make your way to your state capital. Maybe you can make your way to Florida state capital and join us. The idea, the way that the National Day of Prayer is set up, is if you look at it from east to west, prayers begin at noon. at state capitals in the eastern time zone, then move to the central time zone, then the mountain time zone, then to the west, and then across to Alaska and Hawaii, and that there are these, it's this wave of prayer coming over this country. We need it. It is not a political rally. This is about God and prayer. This is praying for elected leaders. But I'm asking you to set aside the time to make it a priority. May 7th, the National Day of Prayer at the State Capitol, I will be there. And I hope you'll join me. It's What's the Beef Friday? Get it off your chest. We have, well, no lines open. Okay. So remember the number when the line opens up. 850-205 WFLA. What's the Beef is next. Hey guys, it's Ryan. I want to tell you about my new pastime, Chumba Casino. Chumba Casino has been around for over a decade delivering the most fun you can have online. Play social casino style games for free anytime, anywhere. So sign up at chumbacino.com. No purchase necessary. PGW. Boy, we're prohibited by law. See terms and conditions. 21 plus.

Not to be confused with former Florida quarterback Danny Werfel. Just kidding. It's the morning show with Preston Scott and our exclusive presentation of What's the Beef? So whatever you want to complain about, we have one line open. One. Uno. Sorry, didn't mean to do that. 850-205 WFLA. 850-205-9352 the line can be yours it's ringing right now remember as we cycle through a caller anticipate the end of that call and dial on in we'd love to have you on the program to get it off your chest whatever's been bugging you this week we're here for you we're here for you I'm not here to judge you I'm here to just listen and maybe throw in a comment here there but we remember we've got two simple prohibitions and maybe a third. One, no profanity. We have young people listening to this program. We just don't tolerate it. Number two, don't make it personal. If you have a bad experience at a business, tell us about it. Just leave the name of the business out of it. And don't monologue. All right, just keep it, keep it concise and keep it going. Jim, thanks for calling in. What's the beef? My beef is the... birth certificates for voting. Yeah. I was a former common knot with the Tallahassee Marine Corps big, and we every year had to register the people for the toys for tops. And the majority of the people were black, and that's no problem. But anyway, they would come in, and they would have a little notebook. In that notebook, they would have the mother's... Mothers had to present her driver's license. They had to have a birth certificate for the mother and one for each child plus their social security numbers. And we had no beefs in the 12 years that I was doing that. Isn't that interesting for toys? Yeah. Yeah. And another thing is if two wrongs don't make a right, how can two illegal aliens make a citizen?

I'm going to let that just sort of sit there and marinate for a little while, Jim. Thanks very much. I appreciate the call. That freeze up a line 850-205 WFLA. Richard, thanks for calling in. You're up. What's the beef? Good morning, Preston. Morning. I called in a relay a message to you. I really didn't have a beep, but Jose asked me to, I kind of made it up. But first of all, the first 30 minutes of your show today was the best I've ever, ever heard. Thank you. And it just inspired me. Praise God. I guess, I guess if I have a beef, it's what they did to Jesus prior to his crucifixion, because I doubt they did that to the other men on the cross. That's the only thing I can really say, but I've been listening to you for a long, long time, and that was incredible this first 30 minutes of your show. Thank you. I appreciate it. And I appreciate you waking up with me, Richard. We try to make every single moment of the program purposeful. I just, I thank you. I appreciate that, those kind words. Let's go to Greg. Greg, you are up. What's the beef? I'm a pair of sports beef. First of all, Tiger Woods proved he's a better driver in the keybox that he is behind a steering wheel. What a shame that Charlie Woods cannot participate in the par three contest next week. But I also have to mention the Duke Blue Devils' Tankapalooza. You can't have a 9-0 run and a 19-point lead and then lose with a miraculous shot once in a generation behind the ark. You nothing left to say to Luke locks except have a blessed Passover, a happy Easter, and we should all be so lucky. Thanks so much. I appreciate it, Greg. Yeah, that Duke one, boy, that hurt my bracket. That one hurt. I was in a good spot until that one. Poor kid for Duke, one of the twins, Caden Boozer. All he had to do was hold on to the ball. And they win. But he tried an ill-advised effort to advance the ball and gave up possession. Bad decision. Oh, well, he's a kid. It happens. My bracket does not define me.

We've got two lines open. We've got Bob and Bobby coming up next. Cowboy Bob. I'll go ahead and call it out there. And then Bobby, what about you? We got two lines open. Come on. Join us. Audio therapy. And it costs you nothing. It's the morning show with Preston Scott. He helped you make the argument, the communicator of common sense. It's the morning show with Preston Scott. All right, we've got two callers standing by and two lines still open. So if you want to be on the air and you didn't want to have to worry about waiting too long, now's your chance. Let's go to Bob. Bob, good morning. Welcome to the program. How you doing, Cowboy? Couldn't be better. How about you? Terrific. It's Good Friday, and I'm blessed. Ten four on that. Government is my complaint. Yeah. The U.S. citizen, the taxpayer, is not represented by our government, our Congress, and our Senate. Their priorities are recess, vacations, and financial gains. And I don't even think we're on the list of their priorities. John Thune is an example of that. The solution, two new parties. Abandon the RNC, start from scratch and dilute the corruption that's there now, the status quo. And the requirement to be in a conservative, the new conservative party would be the same for the people running to be members of the party and government officials. No more rhinos, in other words. Yeah. I have long believed. Thank you, Bob. I appreciate the phone call. I have long believed that the United States Party had some legs. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 racing. Another checkered flag for the books. Time to celebrate with Chumba. Jump in at chumbacasino.com. Let's Chumba. No purchase necessary. VTW Group. Boyd were prohibited by Ma. CTNC. 21 Plus. Sponsored by Chumba Casino. The United States Party. No, it doesn't exist. It's the party of us. You get it? U.S. Party of Us. and you would set up a platform much like Bob was just talking about. You want the endorsement of, you want to be part of, you've got to meet these criteria, period, end of subject. Let's go to Bobby. Bobby, thanks for calling in. You're up. What's the beef? First of all, God bless you for bringing the word of Jesus every morning. Thank you. And one of my beast's definitions in the government citizenship, and people confuse and come from the term natural-born citizen with a natural citizen and naturalized citizen, being natural-born citizen, as our founders understood by the definitions given by Vattel, is one who's born of two parents who are citizens.

If you are not that, and unfortunately, I love Marco Rubio. He is not, for instance, a natural-born citizen. He's a citizen, natural citizen born and under the jurisdiction thereof under the 14th Amendment, but his parents were not U.S. citizens at the time of his birth in the United States. Bobby Jindo, Haley, the sons of Donald Trump, four of his five children, are not natural-born citizens, so none of them should be. qualified for president, according to the Constitution. But we have people in government that do not even understand this. And our founders understood it. You can see the discussions of Ben Franklin bringing the books of Battelle to the United States, those being discussed and being pounced daily in the hands of our Continental Congress. And the discussion continues all the way through George Washington and the Constitutional Convention with John Jay making even a point about parents. or the natural-born citizen being one of parents who both are citizens at the time of their birth. And that's why the Constitution says a natural-born citizen or a citizen at the time of the adoption of this Constitution because the founders were not natural-born citizens. They have to make an exclusion for themselves. Right, Bobby, I got to go, but thank you. Appreciate the call. Hope you feel better getting that off your chest. Ken is standing by. We've got room for you, and we've got time for you. More importantly, next here on the morning show with Preston Scott.

All right, two lines taken, two lines open. So we'd love to have you on board. Before I get to some email beefs or my own, which I quite candidly can do any time I want because it's my show. So what's the beef Friday here on the morning show with Preston Scott, 850205. WFLA 850-205-93352. Ken, thanks for hanging in there with me. What's the beef? First of all, God bless America. Love your show. Thank you. But I live in Panama City Beach. And it's a beef, but tourists go somewhere else. That's all I'm saying. Did spring break, did spring break wear you out? No, it's just people that, it's the way they drive. It's amazing how you can just stop in the middle of the road and go, I don't know, should I go left or should I go right? There's a lot of traffic behind me. I just sit here and just think about it for a second. Yeah. You know, here's what's crazy, Ken. We are in Florida's capital city, we are not a tourist destination. But we have rotten drivers here too. I think we just have a problem across the country with crappy drivers. Well, I'll tell you this too, sir. I heard this a long time ago. About 85% of the people that drive in Florida got their license somewhere else. That wouldn't surprise me. But don't you have to eventually get your license here? Yeah. One guy that was a comedian, he said, I thought when you got to Orlando, I was back in Michigan because the tagger blew. Thanks so much, Ken. I appreciate the call. I have a great Easter weekend. And remember, he is risen. Tim, thanks so much for calling in. What's the beef? I hope I can do a pair with one in the media and one with you, but my beef with the media, they keep talking about special forces this, special forces that. Special forces are a particular group in the Army. They're not the entire special operations forces. Special operations forces are the Rangers, the Delta, and special forces, and it just drives me crazy. Tell me this. Were you in the military? 21 years. Maybe that has something to do with it. Well, it probably does, and I was a ranger. I didn't wear a green beret, but we won't go into that. Well, first of all, thank you for serving our country. But I've got to give people a little bit of grace for not understanding the nuanced differences between the various service options in terms of people that have, shall we say, special capabilities. Well, okay. What's your next beef? I'll live with that. You said you had a second beef. Oh, yeah, my beef with your monologue about requiring voter ID. Yeah. And you said that you shouldn't require voter ID, but in your monologue, I think you gave a perfect reason to have voter ID. When did I ever say you should...

back in those days getting their birth certificate. Well, I've read reports and seen reports where they found people on the voter rolls still 125, 130 years old. Now, how are those people going to get their voter ID? The same way anybody else does. Go get it. And by the way, by the way, I never have said we don't need voter ID. Never. Okay. My apologies. But I agree you should show something and prove your... to be able to vote. Absolutely. Completely. Tim, thanks so much for calling in. My beef is people not listening to what I'm saying. No, I'm just teasing. No, it happens. And, you know, truly, sometimes because a lot of what I do, I mean, I may have stacks of notes around here, but largely, I'm speaking extemporaneously. I just go. And it is possible 100% that I leave out something. And so he may have heard me say something like that somewhere, but that certainly is not the position that I take. But I don't think I ever said that. Let me get to an email beef here to wrap up the segment here. Here it is. I spend a fair amount of time on X. I'm shocked and aghast at some of the incredible misinformation available to wit. We've never been to the moon. It was all faked. The Earth is flat. Nuclear weapons are a hoax. Hitler was a good Christian. He was trying to save Western civilization. The Holocaust is a hoax. The last group refers to Hitler affectionately as Uncle Mustache. I wish I was kidding, but these people are serious in their beliefs. It boggles the mind. Yeah. Yep. You better believe it. All right, we're going to come up. We are going to come back. And joining us is Phoenix Furman. It's from the ground up. You ever heard of the term permaculture? I had to look it up. We're going to learn about it next here on the morning show with Preston Scott. Morning show with Preston Scott. What will you do without freedom? On News Radio 100.7, WFLA.

35 minutes past the hour. It's the morning show with Preston Scott. Good to have you with us this morning. From the ground up, we try to get you some information to help you become better, more successful gardener. And joining us from the Esposito Garden Center is Phoenix. And Phoenix, good morning. How are you? Great. How are you doing this morning? I'm terrific. You know, I had to look this up. Permaculture. What in the world? Yeah, permaculture. It's just a design system that's, you know, basically used with nature. It's not necessarily like gardening where you're just telling up the soil and planting something just for specific production. You know, it's more of a perennial-based ecosystem. What separates permaculture from other forms of gardening? For example, permaculture versus organic gardening. Well, permaculture uses layers of trees, shrubs, roots, vines, and cover crops that really grow together. Rather than, you know, carefully plotted rows of plants that you might find in a typical gardenar farm or organic farm. Okay. So they kind of imitate more of like a wild forest. That's why it's also considered a food forest. So if someone was interested in looking into this a little bit more, where do you start? Where do you start to get information to, I take it, it's sort of just taking advantage what nature's already provided in your property and then building off of that, right? Yeah, and it was co-created, I think around in the 70s, really. And there's books, all sorts of books out there. There's different principles. 12 permaculture principles or ethics that people, when you read the books you learn about, like observing and interacting, catching and storing energy, producing no waste or designing from pattern to detail. So you're also thinking about, you know, bringing those pollinators into the garden, working with nature, letting, not working as hard, just letting your garden work for itself in a sense. Okay, have they cracked the code on how to successfully integrate squirrels and moles? No, not necessarily. But I think I mentioned this before. I usually plant a lot more sunflower seeds than I typically do because I know they're going to come in there and just tear them up. When you say tear them up, you're talking about the seeds of the plants that grow from those seeds. Well, I actually mean the ground, you know, they're going to come. If you plant them nicely in a nice garden plot, they'll come and just tear that ground up. They'll start digging in there, trying to find all the seeds. So I typically, you can save a nice sunflower head from your previous season and plant that the following year. And then you'll have a ton of sunflower, so it doesn't matter if the squirrels get 50 of them. So even though I'm kind of joking about it, though I'm not because they're my nemesis, the reality is...

permaculture embraces whatever those challenges might be. And so like you said, it's almost like, okay, we're going to allow for that and do something over here to try to kind of take them away from other areas. Is that fair? Yeah, absolutely. Just trying to, you know, or maybe there's a scented plant. It's similar to how we companion plant and might put marigolds next to our tomatoes just because that sense or the aromatic so that marigold, the pests don't want to be around it. So it's similar to that. Now, for those that live in and around the capital city, you're doing a class on this sometime in the next day or two, right? Well, actually, it's going to be on April 11th on Saturday at 10 a.m. And what will someone learn? I mean, this is for who, and what are they going to come and learn? The foundations and basics of permaculture design and the ethics, soil health, regeneration, how to build a food forest design and build the canopy, different water systems. You know, hands-on ideas and farm designs about creating a food force and what we can plants in our area. I'm guessing you might take a walk around the nursery and show some plants, huh? Oh, I would love to do that. Usually I'd bring some into the classroom, and I've also taken tours around the nursery. Yeah, that's the fun stuff, seeing all the plants that are available out there at Espositos. All right, Phoenix, thanks very much for the time today. We'll talk again in a couple weeks. Great. Thank you so much. Thank you. Phoenix Furman with the Esposito Garden Center. And again, permaculture. I'd never heard of it. I literally, I had to look it up. And the three main ethics of it are built on earth care, people care, and fair share. And obviously, you know, it came out of the 70s. Yeah, you know. Hey. But cool stuff. I love learning about different ways to approach backyard strategy. 40 minutes past the hour. It's the morning show with Preston Scott. Features to keep you entertained. Guests and experts so you stay informed. It's the morning show with Preston Scott.

42 minutes passed. This was a uh-oh that has found its way to this segment of the show. A hundred thousand people are estimated to have been watching and present during the Artemis II launch. The space coast became the space coast again of the good old days. And it was exciting for people. And obviously the astronauts are pretty psyched about it. For the first time, four are going to orbit and go around the moon and then slingshot back. the free return, if you will, that science provides us. God provides us. But shortly after liftoff and as they were prepping to burn their main rocket and head on out towards the moon, they had a problem. Have you heard about this? The space toilet. I'm not kidding.

The universal waste management system, the part that deals with urine collection, was malfunctioning. You know, a malfunctioning, a malfunctioning toilet on board of manned rocket barreling toward the moon could get unpleasant. Apparently, it was a toilet fan that was jammed. And this applied to number one, not number two. Number two was fine. They were not going to have issues with number two. But number one was going to be an issue. And so they were getting their contingency plan in place. But thankfully, after a few hours of troubleshooting, The literal rocket scientists at NASA solved the problem remotely. And they got the system working properly. And so, you know, $4.2 billion spacecraft. And you have a crappy toilet. intentional choice of words. But the brain trust solved it. It's not quite Apollo 13. It wasn't like we had men's lives at stake here, or in this case, men and women, which was the case at Apollo 13. But the fact that once again, showing a little bit of the hutspa from back in the Apollo days, they solved that problem. I don't know if it was a square peg in a round hole or a round peg in a square hole, but they did it. And that, my friends, is good news. And that's what we share here on Good Friday, here on a pretty good edition of The Morning Show with Preston Scott.

All right, let's wrap up this edition of the morning show with a dad joke. Not a bad joke, a dad joke. And there's a difference. Although not always. I was going to try an all-almond diet. But that's just nuts. You're welcome. Time for some headlines from your, my hour, trusted source for satire. Ladies and gentlemen, these are headlines courtesy of the Babylon B. Black half of Tiger Woods tased by cops after Asian half crashes car. Dozens of injuries reported at No King's Rally after multi-scooter pile-up. Pope Leo explains God does not listen to people who wage war so long as you don't count Moses, David, Joshua, Elijah, Saul, Gideon, Samson, or anyone else in the Bible. Good news, you're finally useful, says Trump as he sends Aquaman to Strait of Hormuz. Major League Baseball umpires admit they've kind of just been guessing this whole time. Scientists invent revolutionary kids bike that uses pedals instead of electric power. Tiger Woods awarded Honorary California CDL. Trump's presidential library to feature solemn reflecting pool of liberal tears. ZipRecurter ad interrupted by brief word from podcast. Chicago Bulls offer to reinstate Jaden Kay Ivey if he'll do some cocaine and beat a few women. And Christy Noamass husband.

If there's anything he needs to get off his chest. I'll make it stop. Brought to you by Barano Heating and Air. It's the Morning Show 180 on WFLA. Oh. Ouch, Cibble. My, my, my, my. What a collection of headlines today. My thanks to the Babylon Bee for supplying us great humor and at times prophetic humor. Started the radio program with a tune for Lauren Daigle that will hit my blog page in six minutes. So you can check out what we started the show with because it will not be on the podcast, just so you know. But we picked up right there and ran with it. And I think you'll, if you miss the first part of the show and you love Jesus or you're interested in knowing more about them, I think you'll enjoy that. I think you'll get something out of it. Our verse today is Isaiah 53, verse 5. There's an entire Bible full of verses. The Bible is a library of books. The Bible is a library of books. that have a connected, harmonious message to you and me. And we spent a good bit of time on that today. My thanks to Peter Schweitzer, who joined us, his book, The Invisible Coup. Some data points from his book were used in arguments before the United States Supreme Court. That has to be gratifying. If there is a book to buy this year, it's that one. We have lots of great authors. We have more authors scheduled already for the coming months. That book, The Invisible Coup, is the single most important book you will buy unless you don't have a Bible. Buy that first. Obviously, today's Good Friday. Sunday, I hope you find your way to church somewhere. Whether it's a sunrise service, a main service, I hope you find your way. And don't make it one of those where the pastor looks at you and says, see you at Christmas. Where maybe you... Yeah. Covered a lot of things today. Good program today. It was really an entertaining, interesting, enlightening, informative program. Monday, math matters. Really, it does. And the safest spot on an airline. We'll tell you. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 racing. Game night's fun until someone spends five minutes lining up one shot. Chalk, breathe, rechalk, still aiming. While they figure it out, I fire up Chumpa Casino. I can spin anywhere, anytime, and there's always a new social casino game every week. Spins happen way faster than that shot.

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