Ep. 5567: Elected Heretic For US Senate.

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My fellow America, this July, we're celebrating America's birthday at Moto Casino by giving away 1,776,000 in prize. And one lucky winner is going to take home 1 million SC. Happy 250th birthday, America. You're welcome. Download Motocasino today. Download the Moto Casino app today. Moto Casino's the social casino board. We're prohibited. No purchase necessary. Visit moto.us for more details. Tuesday on the morning show with Preston Scott. I am Preston, bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. He's not. Preston, nor is he bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. He's, he's bleary-eyed and sick and looking like a ninja this morning with paint. A paint-covered ninja. Jose is not feeling well, but he's here. dutifully performing the job at hand, which is running this radio program. I walked in and I said, why are you here? My first question was, how are you feeling? Worse or better? He said worse. Why are you here? Well, I thought it would be rude to call somebody the last minute. You were sick all day yesterday. But he's a gamer. He's a gamer. So he's here today. Can't tell in the news, can you? Those of you heard the newscast. That's a gamer right there. Let's begin with some scripture. We are in Romans at our church, and I want to pull from the very beginning of Romans 12. where Paul writes, again, he's written 11 chapters making a case to the Roman church on distinctions between Christians, Gentiles, and Jews, and the work that God is doing with Gentiles and with Jews. He's drawing distinctions, and then he brings it to application in chapter 12. I appeal to you, therefore, brothers, by the mercies of God, to present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God, which is your spiritual worship. Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God. What is good and acceptable and perfect. Now let's pause here. Paul, and we gloss over these scriptures because we hear them or we've heard them in multiple sermons. But when you go through Romans in an expositional way and you see the build that Paul is writing in this lengthy note, that we have taken and broken up into chapters. But Paul has spent 11 of our chapters, but he has been writing page after page after page, making some explanations available to the Roman church. And now he's saying, okay, therefore, that is a very important transitional word.

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As our pastor pointed out, and it's something that I have mentioned to people for years in teaching God's word is that the word, therefore, is an immediate reminder of what came before. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, therefore, he says, present your bodies as a living sacrifice. This is the transitional. part of the new covenant. We're not bringing calves and sheep and whatever else to sacrifice on the altar. Jesus' death, burial, and resurrection has changed the entire equation. He has become the sacrifice And now we are to present ourselves as a living sacrifice. No bloodshed. Not needed, not required. Jesus did that for us. And it says that by presenting yourself, this is a reasonable act of worship. And it's not singing on Sunday. It's not sitting in a pew on Sunday. Presenting yourself as a living sacrifice is today and tomorrow and the next day and the next day. And that's what we're called to do daily by the hour, by the moment. And it's through that act of worship. We begin this process of not being conformed to this world but being transformed. so that we can know God's word and God's will. It's the morning show with Preston Scott. Decades of doing morning drive radio differently. Doing it his way, like old blue eyes. Except he has a little more hair. The morning show with Preston Scott.

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After doing this for 24 years, now in year 25, we've got you to a place where you're like, I wonder what today is in history at this point in the show. You just know, we're going to give you a little historical overview of this particular day, which is March 24th. In 1765, the British Parliament enacts the Hated Quartering Act. requiring American colonists to provide temporary housing for British soldiers. Could you imagine? You will house the king's servants, the Majesty's Army, and you will do so with great joy. You've moved all the way to 1900 before we get the next event worth noting on March 24th. Andrew Carnegie incorporates his giant Carnegie Steel Company. 34 years later in 1934, FDR signs the legislation providing for independence for the Philippine Islands. 1958, thank you, thank you very much. Elvis Presley inducted into the Army for two years. I'll be grow oil. Yep. I can sound just like him, can I? In 1989, the tanker Exxon Valdez strikes a reef in Alaska's Prince William Sound, spilling an estimated 11 million gallons of oil. 1989. And I believe we found out that the captain, was he allegedly inebriated? Is that what was going on? Anyway. Not a good, good day. Today is, however, National Cheese Steak Day. Huh? Huh? I wish I enjoyed all of the other stuff, the peppers and the onions, because the idea of a cheese steak appeals to me. Whether it's with the cheese whiz, the Philly original, or throw some provolone or Swiss on there, or the Korean. Cheese steak, which is becoming very popular. Today's National Chocolate Covered Raisin Day. That is an underrated joy. Chocolate covered raisins. And today's National Ag Day. Hey, the... Fielder companies here in Tallahassee still raising support for TSA agents who are working without pay. I don't know how long it takes for Elon Musk to write a check, Elon Musk to write a check and it get cashed and processed and all. I don't know if they'll allow it. I don't know any of that. But I know that there are men and women still working without. And so there are three locations here in town. Bannerman Road, Timberlane Road, Capital Circle Northwest, and you can stop between 8 and 5 and give a grocery gift card, a gas gift card, non-perishable food, or you can make a monetary donation as well by stopping by. Or you can just go to our X page because we have a QR code. It's down just a little bit because I've pinned something else on the top of our X page. But anything you can do.

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You can just stop by there or again hit the QR code and donate and it would be greatly appreciated. Today is a fun day. I have one guest. Howard Isman will join us in the third hour of Money Talk. We are just going to talk about a lot of things. I've looked at the rundown and I smiled when I finished putting the show together yesterday. Now I may screw the whole thing up. But just no going in, I smiled because I thought to myself, this now is a great meal. We've got the appetizers. We've got, we've got course one, course two, three, four. We've got, we've got like a 15, 16 course meal today. And we have everything. It's literally a little bit of everything. So stay with us. Just getting started here on the morning show with Preston Scott. I don't let the morning show band just kind of roll here for a minute. Yeah.

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Uh-huh. This is your calisthenic music, huh? Jumping Jax. Ready? Begin. Twist. Twist. Twist. All right. Good morning and welcome if you're just waking up the morning show. McDonald's in the mega city of Shanghai. And it's so funny to me how China has embraced just enough of the West to literally give their people a taste. I wonder if McDonald's is in North Korea. Part of me thinks, nah. Nah. But maybe someone out there can tell me. But the McDonald's, A McDonald's in Shanghai is testing humanoid robots in its restaurant. They don't look particularly advanced, but they're doing things that normally human workers do. And then they have other robots inside the restaurant to greet and entertainers. Yes, entertain. Eventually delivering food, cleaning the floor, various tasks. It's fascinating because in China, you know, we have this view of China. as this monolithic massive industrial powerhouse when in reality China is facing a series of massive crises one their population is tapping out they're old and they didn't allow them to have kids not at the numbers needed the kids they have Millions and millions of younger people can't find jobs. But you've got you've got robotics coming into places like a McDonald's. So you got this really weird kind of situation. But still, the idea of robotic workers inside a McDonald's in China. I don't know. It's just. It kind of spoke to me. About where all of this may be headed in the future. And so we present haiku. About McDonald's robotic worker. Steel hands flip the meat. Glowing eyes serve golden fries. Metal loving it.

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Meditate on that. We got the big stories in the press box coming up in just a little bit. We do have on the X page an opportunity for those of you, especially those of you in the Tallahassee area. Yes, we would love for you to step up and help TSA, but there's a family that really needs some help. And I will be just as transparent as I always am with you. I don't do these types of things very often because it really presents a conundrum because there are so many needs that come up in a given year. And I have to pick and choose. I just do. And so I posted something on our X page that you can see if you just go to X at TMS Preston Scott. That's what you search for, TMS Preston Scott. And it's right there pinned at the beginning. And we'll talk more about it in about a half hour from now. So stay with us. Busy, busy day. The big stories in the press box are next here in the morning show with Preston Scott. Every dating app swipe is another loss. Jimbros, fake CEOs, straight up losers. So now the only app I open is Moto Casino. Because at least there, I'm surrounded by winners. Real winners. Thousands of them. While everyone else is in the single swamp, I'm at home relaxing while stacking bonuses, hit and wins and playing all my favorite Vegas-style games. Moto Casino, the only app worth your time. Moto Casino, the Social Casino. We're prohibited. No purchase necessary. Visit motto.como.combo. News, weather, traffic, and the big stories in the press box. The fastest three hours in media. And don't be surprised if you have a chuckle here and there. Just like that. Thanks for listening. It's The Morning Show with Preston Scott.

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Let's check out the big stories in the press box this morning, Tuesday here on the radio program. Good morning. If you're just joining us, thanks for making time. A lot of stories today in the program. This is one guest, Howard Isman with Money Talk in the final hour. We've got a manly minute next hour, but no developments. It's been nearly two months since Nancy Guthrie disappeared. Nothing. This is cruel. What has happened here, and it's really, I don't know what to think about the fact that they have developed nothing at this point. That with all the video cameras and technology that's out there, nothing. At least we're two months in. And we don't have Nancy Guthrie back and we don't have a body and we don't have resolution of any kind. Supreme Court of the United States appears based on questioning to be struggling with the idea that mail-in ballots should be counted. after an election ends. Yes, that is a starting point. Samuel Alito, Brett Kavanaugh, both pointing out that confidence in the outcome of an election is erased if a candidate wakes up the day after the election and is leading only to find out days later. that he or she didn't win because of mail-in ballots. It just, and this to me is low-hanging fruit. This is the type of stuff I can't believe we're litigating. But you can blame Congress. Even though there are activist judges all over the country, we experience them all the time. And even though at times the Supreme Court of the United States itself becomes an activist judicial body. Where they cross over and become legislative. See Obamacare as example. That we are even litigating this stuff is a direct indictment on Congress. On Republicans and Democrats in Congress. Mostly I put the blame on Democrats because they're wrong about everything. And so wherever you see these types of issues show up, you don't have Republicans demanding that votes be counted for two weeks after, five days after. No. It's interesting. Samuel Alito talked about election day. Said, you know, we have days that are very defined. And election day is one of them. Now, I'm of the opinion. Make it a national holiday. Be done with it. I'm a fan of not having early voting myself. But if you're going to do early voting, it certainly ends on election day. If you're going to have mail-in voting, it certainly ends on election day. If you didn't get your ballot in, that's on you. It is not on the Postal Service. You relied on it. That's on you.

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There's no difference in handing your ballot to the postal worker and handing it to a family member. Well, you gave it to the irresponsible family member. Oh, well, that's on you. You gave it to the Postal Service and they didn't get it done because of the way the Postal Service works sometimes. That's on you. You made the decision to vote that way. I'm only hoping we're past all this. And then this is a, I think, just another, what do you expect? CBS Radio News, after nearly a century of broadcasting is ending. CBS Radio News is shutting down. Just you. You assign whatever meaning you want to that. Back with more here on the morning show. Making the questions you want the answers to. The morning show with Preston Scott on News Radio 100.7. WFLA.

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Brace yourselves. It will not come as a surprise. A Muslim philanthropy group at Indiana University reportedly organized fundraising training programs with a Turkish nonprofit that the U.S. government recently sanctioned as a sham charity accused of secretly funding Hamas, as well as the Islamic revivalist Muslim Brotherhood. The Muslim Philanthropy Initiative, part of the School of Philanthropy, allegedly co-organized training programs alongside Hyatt Yolu. According to a LinkedIn post and local outlet report dating back as far as seven months ago, the Department of Treasury last Thursday designated Hyatt Yolu as a key player in a covert global network. that uses the guise of humanitarian aid to raise money overseas. Officials say the group funnels funds to Gaza that directly support Hamas and its military wing and serves as a financial hub and headquarters for the Muslim Brotherhood. Another designated terrorist organization inside the state of Florida. Quoting Scott Bessent, Treasury Secretary, Hamas continues to finance its military wing by exploiting sham charities to support terrorist operations. This is like the fraud that's gone on in Minneapolis that supports the terrorists in Somalia. The level of infiltration. of this country and the resources that are being taken out of this country and supporting terrorist actions this is this is iu indiana university you know the hosiers what in sam hill's going on

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This is why those of us with libertarian streaks in us want the government out of things so that our money, which could be distributed more appropriately, to support the programs that, well, we've given our money for years to Social Security and Medicare and all of our money's gone. That was our money. It was supposed to be held in trust, but the government spent it. And that's why they don't have an easy off-ramp for Social Security and Medicare. They don't have a way to easily move us to a place where we're not going to have that taken out of our checks. It's up to you to prepare for your retirement. Because we can't trust the government with our money. This is just an example of how much infiltration has gone on. And how much public money is going to this? No idea. It's at least set up under the auspices of a public university. So certainly, at least in Indiana, there's some tax dollars going in some form or fashion to this. But you just step back and you think, okay, Somalia is getting money from Minnesota. and Ohio, and where else are they setting up these things, Wisconsin maybe and Michigan. What other, now we, IU and funding Hamas indirectly in some former fashion through humanitarian charities, how much of this is going on in our country? All right, we come back. I'm going to tell you about the beloved community. Come to MAD Radio Network. It's the morning show with Preston Scott. Had a friend of mine share.

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an op-ed written by a member of the Leon County School Board, Darrell Jay Jones. And it and he says, I often say if you want to understand a person or community's values, look at their checkbook. Is that what you say, Darrell? Okay. All right. I agree with that. Except that we're not talking about that. We're talking about a government entity. with elected officials, a school district. And a school district doesn't write checks based on values. He writes checks to run a school system to educate children. And he does a good job of explaining the budget and the conundrum facing... school board members, he doesn't mention the desire in some quarters to raise $30 million in taxes on you if you live in Leon County. He said at the same time, the district must continue identifying practical responses to declining enrollment and long-term financial pressures that cannot be ignored by returning families and children to the district. You're not going to return them to the district. Darrell, they're gone. You've lost 12%, give or take. But you've added a ton of administrators, and you've looked the other way while the superintendent did it. And then he made this statement on a couple of occasions. He said, all schools matter to district leaders. Every child matters. Every child. Huh. He later said that by quoting Dr. Martin Luther King's beloved community, the beloved community, a book, Where Do We Go From Here, Chaos or Community? That the beloved community is built by recognizing the dignity of every person. Really? Is that coming from the same guy who called Charlie Kirk a racist, misogynist, homophobic clansman? That's a quote. Who dismissed anybody who said, you really need to apologize for that because there's a ton of students and parents in the school district that really admired Charlie Kirk. So where's the dignity of every person? Where's the every child matters? Daryl? Then he talks about his district, District 3, food insecurity and academic gaps. I'd be curious to know if Daryl has walked into a Title I school and just watch the kids at breakfast or lunch. By the way, breakfast? When did schools decide they needed to serve breakfast?

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Friends, if you've never been in a Title I school, I'm going to tell you what you're going to find. You're going to find all of these meals paid for by tax dollars thrown in the trash can. Not all of them, but a bunch of them. One after another after another. They'll take the chocolate milk. Might take something from depending on what served that day, but the rest, trash. Food insecurity, huh? I just, you know, it's why I don't subscribe to this paper. This was sent to me. I rely on real reporting and Tallahasse reports. But this is just chatter. This is just, this is talk. The school board doesn't right now have the backbone to do what's necessary. In part because some of them are just too close. They're too close to it. They're not able to be objective. Some of them have conflicts of interest. But really, we're not addressing the issues that have caused 12% reduction in students in the school district. Anyway, our two next. Babe, did you see that Moto Casino is giving a $1,776,000 worth of prizes? That's why they're called America's Social Casino, celebrating the birth of America bigger than anyone else. You can win incredible experiences at NASCAR and F1 races and a grand prize of $1 million sweeps coins. So what are you waiting for? Spin now on Moto Casino. Download the Moto Casino app today. Moto Casino is the social casino board. We're prohibited. No purchase necessary. Visit moto.coms for more details.

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Second hour of the morning show. Busy morning because we are just plowing through a ton of what I think are very interesting stories. This show always reflects what interests me. And hopefully it stimulates you to dig a little more, learn a little more, take ownership of some thoughts, some issues. Some information. But we also do our best. Let me back up. I say we. There are certain decisions made that are solely me. And I do my dead level best. I think. I think even people that disagree with my views on certain issues would maybe hopefully think that I try my best to be a good person. I don't do that because I'm trying to earn God's favor. I have God's favor because I've received the grace offered me through Christ. Apart from that, I got nothing. I am nothing.

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And I firmly believe more so every year that I do this, that I am doing this because God's given me a platform for his purposes. And so I try to honor that. And I try to be faithful to using this for good. I've referred to the Mad Radio Network, and that was birthed out of years of ending the show with Make a Difference and then stepping back and going, okay, well, why don't you make more of a difference? You've got this show. And so then we transferred the Make a Difference at the end of the radio program to tangible things that we've done over the years together to make a difference. And though this is not the giving season, You and I both know that every day is the giving season when you're alive. When you are a Christian and a member of the body of Christ, every single day affords us an opportunity to give. And sometimes it's to give a word of encouragement, a word of hope. Sometimes it's giving our time to pray for somebody. Because prayer is the most important thing you can do. There's an effort by many on the left to belittle prayer. When something happens, oh, all you want to do is offer your prayers and your thoughts. Prayer is the most important thing we can do. If we do nothing else, pray. But there are also times where... I believe that there's opportunity to do things tangibly to demonstrate the opportunity to make a difference, to act on that. And so I get a lot of people saying, hey, could you help this person or that person? And, you know, there's been this tragedy.

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And I have to weigh and measure all of that. And it makes me uncomfortable. Because I just do. I have to verify. I have to validate. I can't ask you to give to things that then are like bogus, right? Now, those of you in the Tallahassee area probably heard something in the news about a fire. recently. A longtime employee of Florida Fish and Wildlife. Kim Allen lost her husband and some pets in a home fire. Losing a home? Devastating. Losing your spouse, losing in the case of her son, a dad, that's tragedy at another level. And there's a, I think, a modest fundraising effort to help cover immediate needs, housing. and you know kind of a where do you begin the fire happened on their son's birthday Kim had just retired from FWC this past December and now they've got to figure this out

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I'm not going to go beyond what I have in front of me, though I know a little bit more about the circumstances that, I mean, they're just tragic. I just... And so here's what I've decided to do. I have put the information because for me to say, go here and look it up. Right? It's tough. They do have a GoFundMe page. I'm not a huge fan of GoFundMe, but I'm a big fan of doing things to help people. And sometimes the means becomes secondary to the need. Does that make sense? So if you go to our X page, it's the best way that I can get you to the link. So if you want to jump in and help, I think it's a modest goal. The goal is to try to raise $10,000 to help them out in this interim period. I think that can be blown out of the water. And so it is pinned to the top of our X page. It shows a picture of Billy. And if you click the picture, you're going to be taken directly to the support page. They've raised $1,350.

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You can give anonymously. You can put your name out there. It doesn't matter. But whatever you can do to help, I appreciate it. Just go to X at TMS Preston Scott. Sense of Sensibility. Communicator of Common Sense Amplified. It's the morning show with Preston Scott. Babe, did you see that Moto Casino is giving a 1,776,000 worth of prizes? That's why they're called America's Social Casino, celebrating the birth of America bigger than anyone else. You can win incredible experiences at NASCAR and F1 races and a grand prize of 1 million sweeps coins. So what are you waiting for? Spin now on Moto Casino. Download the Moto Casino app today. Moto Casino is a social casino board where prohibited. No purchase necessary. Visit motto.us for more details. Latest example of the importance of you knowing what God's Word says and what it doesn't say. Texas Democrat Senate nominee James Talarico. He is a member of the state legislature. He's a smug arrogant little guy. who, because he's a seminarian, drops these little nuggets out there and knows that not enough people know enough about God's word to challenge him. He made a statement back some time ago. He said, I know I was being provocative with that comment. God's word isn't provocative.

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He said, well, it may be provocative politically. I don't think it's controversial, theologically. Most Christians believe that God is beyond gender. In Christ, there is neither male nor female. So if you have a problem with that, don't take it up with me. Take it up with the Apostle Paul. This is so classic Satan. Now, I'm not saying James Talarico is Beelzebub in the flesh. What I'm telling you is this is the tactic that heretics use to mislead people that don't know God's word well enough. Let's look at what Paul said that he dropped out there. It's Galatians 328, and Paul states there is neither Jew nor Greek. There is neither slave nor free. There is neither male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus. This is the typical cherry picking that the left does. Now, when you look at that verse, what is Paul saying? Because literally, what? There was no, there was no Jew, there was no Greek? No, of course there were. He's surrounded by them. There were none who were in slavery, none who were in, no, of course there were. And neither male nor female? No, of course there are. What Paul is saying is that in the eyes of God, none of that matters.

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Because someone's a female doesn't mean they can't receive Christ. Because someone is a slave doesn't mean someone can't receive Christ. Because someone is a Greek doesn't mean someone can't receive Christ. Paul is saying a relationship with God through Christ is available to anyone. But this guy is a classic heretic. and he hides himself under being a seminarian from the Presbyterian church. Well, that's not, there's a distinction needed to be made there too. And I'm going to share that with you in an exchange I had with a listener next. This is why you better know God's words so you can test and approve what these people are saying. 23 pass. Might run a minute long here, but that's okay. I'm not keeping any guests on hold because it's just us today. Yes, I love days like this. And based on your email, you love days like this too, where we don't have many guests, if any. Today we've got Howard Eisenman next hour money talk and obviously some big stuff economically going on. But let's circle back here. I have talked about James Talarico before and his heretical statements about God's word. that gender doesn't matter to God. Well, of course it does. In God's world, gender is tied directly to biology, male and female, period. And there are two genders, male and female. That's it.

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And God is not God the mother, it's God the father. Jesus referred to his heavenly father. I mean, we could go on and on about this. My point is that there are too many people that don't just take a statement like that. Look it up. Look what Paul had to say and tie it into what James Talarico is saying and look it up and see for yourself. Now, I brought him up before and I got this great note, and I mean it, it was a great note. It was it was worded so well. It was not in any way, shape, or form confrontational. Let me just share it. You were covering James Talarico in his deviant theology. You left a distinct conclusion by virtue of a mission that I don't think you meant to imply. James Talarico is a product of the liberal theology of the mainline Presbyterian Church, USA, PC USA. You didn't define what denomination of Presbyterian he is and concluded your coverage with the remark that if you're a Presbyterian, you might want to question what your denomination believes or words to that effect. You also vaguely implied that Presbyterian is a theology which it is not. It is a biblical form of church government, but I know you know that. You just left it hanging there. It got rather muddy. It felt like somebody got splattered on me. And he goes on to say, I have to cry out. Point of order, sir. And like I said, the note was great. But I want to point a few things out. Number one, everything I said was completely intentional that day as it is today. Let me share what I wrote back. I appreciate the spirit of your note. It's fair. My reply would be that I was very intentional in leaving room for those who call themselves Presbyterian to question whether what they are being taught is faithful. People should question it now more than ever. I would disagree that the Presbyterian Church, the main branches, the PCA, the PC USA is more about governing and does not have a theology. You even noted the differences in theology. Those distinctions are not about governance. I did the same to Methodists long ago. Heresy has crept into too many denominations and by extension, churches. Paul warned of these times when people would be taught false doctrine because it was pleasing to ears. Feel free to call point of order. I would recognize you and give you the mic, but I stand with my comments. If you're a Presbyterian. I know the difference between the Presbyterian Church and the Presbyterian Church USA, and I know that I've got it right here. And it's interesting. This is from the PC USA. Presbyterians belong to a widening circle, widening circles of theological identity and relationship, reformed, Protestant, and Christian. Presbyterian is a way of being reformed, which is one way of being Protestant, which is itself a way of being Christian. What? You're a Christian or you're not. Period. And then if you go a step further in, one of the big distinctions and why there was a split is the same reason why there was a split in the Methodist Church.

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over homosexuality, over sin, and not wanting to address it. I'm looking at the statement of faith on a bunch of things, and they don't have any scripture. I'm looking, they have an entire document justifying the LGBTQ lifestyle. They don't have a document justifying pornography. They don't have a document justifying lying. They don't have a document justifying adultery. They don't have a document justifying stealing. They don't have a, but they have a, you see where I'm going here. My point in these segments is to force you to go back to the Bible and solidify what do you believe? not your church's statement of faith. What does the Bible say? And then how does your statement of faith with your church, your denomination line up with that? If it doesn't, you need to make like the wind. Gone.

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But you need to know God's words so that you're not deceived. So you're not. This guy in Texas is playing Satan's game that he did in the garden. Did God really say in taking scripture and twisting it for his own purposes? I'm not here to judge his eternity. I am judging his work here on earth. I am judging him. I'm not judging his place as a Christian or not. That's between he and God. What he's saying are words of a false prophet, of a heretical seminarian, quoting him. But we don't have enough people that know God's word to call him out on it. John Daly here. You know what day it is? Neither do I. I live life daily. That's why I only spend on Moto Casino. Modo's got daily free bonuses, daily tournaments, new slots out of daily. And the best part, guaranteed daily jackpots. You can't beat that. So today's the day you're gripping and spend it with me on Moto. America's Social Casino. Play for free on Moto.com.

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Some subjects will just make you furious. Don't worry. We're here to make it all better. It's the morning show with Preston Scott. elements in the case of Nancy Guthrie, and it's really hard to imagine that with all of the video cameras, but then you step back and, you know, for example, I know Tucson. I don't know it as well as I know Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa, Tempe, and the surrounding Glendale and all that, but I know Tucson. And in some regards, it makes perfect sense. You've got desert shrouding the cameras of a lot of people's homes because their homes are set back. It's a million dollar house. Acreage, little desert landscaping in front. They like the homes. Homes are made by code. designed by code to blend in to the mountainside or to the landscape. And so you're not going to see what you see in other parts of the world in a lot of these communities in Arizona and maybe New Mexico because they want the homes to not be obtrusive. So, you know, it. You might not have the cameras at intersections and things because there might not be the same types of business developments around this subdivision where she lived. And so in that regard, at this point, it's been the perfect crime. Except that what did the person get out of it? Nothing. I, other than they're going to spend the rest of their life looking over their shoulder, whoever's done this.

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Supreme Court of the United States has heard the case on mail-in balloting. And one can only hope and pray that common sense wins here. But I've been saying that about the Save Act, and we're still, I can't even believe the lack of courage in the Republican Party. The lack of intelligence in the Democrat Party. 83%. That's the number you've got to remember. 83% of this country. Not Republicans. 83% of the country. Blacks, whites, Latinos, Democrats, Republicans, independents, 83% want voter ID. And Democrats are going to die on this hill, and you have to circle around and say why. And we know the answer to that. 41 minutes past. Quick addition there of the big stories in the press box here in the morning show. Remember the days when times were good and life was sinful? He still lives there. The morning show with Preston Scott on News Radio 100.7, WFLA.

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Here's the headline that got my attention. Millennial men face low testosterone crisis. Doctors warn. Now, just to show you how considered I am of others, I am not a millennial dude. But I thought, you know, there are a lot of millennials listening. And I think that the... pertinent facts inside this this article are worth hearing. Babe, did you see that Moto Casino is giving a 1,776,000 worth of prizes? That's why they're called America's Social Casino, celebrating the birth of America bigger than anyone else. You can win incredible experiences at NASCAR and F1 races and a grand prize of 1 million sweeps coins. So what are you waiting for? Spin now on Moto Casino. Download the Moto Casino app today. Moto Casino. We're prohibited. No purchase necessary. Visit moto.us for more details.

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Doctors are seeing a surge of millennial men with low testosterone, erectile dysfunction, and early prostate issues. Going inside the article, it appears your phone, your food, and your shower gel may be conspiring against your testosterone. That's what a growing number of urologists are telling their youngest patients. Men in their 30s and 40s. I mean, I had my blood drawn at my urologist earlier this week. Yesterday, I guess it was. Yeah, yesterday. There were some young guys in there. Now, I know that some of them could be there for, you know, a little snippet, snip, I'm just saying. But. According to urologists, the hormone profiles of men in their 30s and 40s are that of men twice their age, of men in their 60s, 70s, and 80s. The numbers are worsening. It is a pattern. And it is irrefutable.

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Modest decline of 1% per decade is considered normal. Researchers are seeing way beyond that factor in younger men. Their theories revolve around poor sleep, obesity, metabolic syndrome, and daily exposure to environmental chemicals. Standard lab work doesn't uncover it. It just shows the results of it. And, I mean, we've got men in their 30s and 40s that are spending up to nine hours a day on their phones, engaging in social media, watching porn. And all of that messes with your dopamine and pathways in and through your brain. It disrupts your sleep cycles. Even one week of sleep loss can reduce testosterone in men by 10 to 15%. Constant exposure to, um, is problematic. So I'm bringing this up because guys, if you can't, if you cannot stop whatever it is distracting you, If you know what I'm saying, you're addicted. If you can't stop, you're addicted. We come back, we've got a manly minute, which will tie to an interesting story that's in the news. We'll get to that next. Decades of doing morning drive radio differently. Doing it his way, like old blue eyes. Except he has a little more hair. The morning show with Preston Scott.

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We look forward to this segment now, don't we? It's a manly minute. Taking some time to talk about skills, virtues, ideals, things to teach your son so that he will be a man. Because as we say around here, male by birth, and that's exactly what you are, male or female by birth. Man by choice. I saw this article. Audio book surge as travel favorite, helping fuel debate over what counts as reading. Does listening to an audiobook count as reading a book? It's a fascinating debate, to be honest with you. And as I dug into this, I was... intrigued by those that say, no, no, no, if you listen to an audio book, you've read the book. But you haven't. You've listened to the book. And there's a difference. I mean, reading and listening can still engage into the art of storytelling, because that's what books are, telling a story, whether true or untrue fiction or nonfiction, it is still the art of storytelling. Traditionalists insist, though, and I would be one of them, that reading requires eyes on a page. More than 40% of Americans believe listening to an audiobook is less rigorous and doesn't count as reading. That's according to surveying. But the brain engages in audiobooks in similar ways, but here's where audiobooks Don't measure up. Audio books don't connect the networking in your brain that connects the eyes to the brain and informs what those words are. It's a part of learning, decoding letters and recognizing them and converting them into sounds. Word patterns and skills.

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And that is the nuance that is lost in online debates. You might be saying, okay, so what does this have to do with a manly minute in teaching my son? Ah, my friends. Teach your son to read. I remember my wife saying to me years ago when she chose to get her master's in education. And she wanted to specialize in reading and she became a reading researcher at Florida State University before taking what she researched into the classroom, which she then took writing curriculum and now applies it to men and women, men right now in direct teaching. But men and women across the country. My wife has written a curriculum that is in over 1,400 correctional institutions across the country. She said these words, if I can teach someone to read, I can change their life. Because reading lasts your entire life. And so the debate on does an audiobook count as reading a book is fun. Maybe even in certain circles passionate. But the bottom line here to this manly minute is teach your son to love reading. Read to him when he's young. Then transition and let him read to you. Teach your son to love to read. It is a skill that will never, ever grow old. and will serve him the rest of his life. There's your manly minute this morning here on the morning show with Preston Scott. Next hour, more of the same, meaning more different stories. We're going to let you in on the no king's protest. Got some inside scoop for you to listen to and some irony that's buried within. might get to talking about tipping. Apparently tipping is going out of fashion, and I wonder why. All that plus money talking more. Next on the morning show with Preston Scott.

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top 10 things. And I think that might have been too much. And then the second one was down to this five things and join and something that they can take and stick in their purse, put their pocket and stick on their fridge. But just to reiterate, rallies are great. We need to be growing. The nationwide, no kings is super important that we get, we grow and get more people. But we are not going to win our country back with just rallies. This is we're pulling them in to do other things. So it's very important to be handing out things, connecting with them, getting them more involved. And just, we're building the infrastructure to be able to do boycuts, to be able to do rapid response, be able to deal with ice when they come to our cities. Think of it in that way. We're really building that infrastructure too and those coalitions, those people to be able to really fight this. And this, of course, means anything Donald Trump is doing. So this just offers you some insight and allows you to know a little bit of the inner workings. It's out there for everybody to enjoy. It's on YouTube. I mean, it's not like it was undercover video here.

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So, yeah, but there's just such an interesting irony involved in all of this. And we'll get to that next. It's 10 past the hour. Quick check of weather and traffic. Now on the morning show with Preston Scott. See from the spin. Don't know what to believe? Clear the fog. The morning show with Preston Scott on News Radio 100.7. WFLA. During an appearance on CNN, Dana Bash, the hostess, had House Minority Leader, Hakeem Jeffries, and brought up the truth social post of Trump where he says, quote, now with the death of Iran, the greatest enemy America has is the radical left, highly incompetent Democrat Party. Now, I agree with everything he said. except Iran's not dead. But I agree. You know, now, Kat Cammack said, look, the Democrats are the opposition party. The enemy is the U.S. Senate. It's hard to, it's hard to quibble with that summary. But Jeffrey said, quote, Donald Trump should keep his reckless mouth shut before he gets somebody killed.

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Hmm. Who's out there celebrating the assassination of Charlie Kirk and the attempted assassination twice of Donald Trump? Who's out there celebrating that, Hakeem? Because when these things happen, I see one side always saying that's wrong and that's... not what we do, and that is immoral, and that is, I mean, fill in the blank, and the other side celebrating. Not everybody, but if there's a side of the aisle that's celebrating versus one that's not, that's pretty clear. He said, what you're seeing right now are gas prices through the roof, and that's adding to an environment in America right now where life has already become too expensive for the American people because of the failed policies with Donald Trump. What's interesting is Jeffrey's vehemently defended President Barack Obama for not getting congressional approval to bomb Libya.

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But I just want to close with this. Did you know that the CIA produced an intelligence assessment? First of all, of Americans. The CIA is supposed to be solely focused on foreign matters overseas. And it was focused on, quote, women advancing white racially and ethnically motivated violent extremist radicalization and recruitment. This was a report issued by the Biden administration, CIA, October of 2021. We assess that female members have been emerging as key players in the transnational white racially and ethnically motivated violent extremists, the R-E-M-V-E movement. taking on diverse roles to advance white native goals, including traditional motherhood. The CIA determined that being a mom was a radical position. But let's go back and remember the rule of illiberalism. They are what they accuse others of being. So they single out trad moms out there and trad women in general and call them extremists and ignore the offals. The affluent white female illiberals.

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And they, it's just, it's remarkable. The CIA warning about traditional motherhood and homemaking is white extremist tactics. Because we've talked about the fact that the birth rate of whites in this country is historically low. That's a fact. And that talking about that is somehow extremist. This is how the left operates. 17 pass. Told you I love these kinds of days. Lots of information. UFLA. On your phone with the IHard Radio app and on hundreds of devices like Alexa, Google Home, Xbox, and Sonos. Hey, so here we go. An IHearts Radio station. I have a theory. I love it when the director of the morning show band is caught on microphone. There you go right there. That was Iggy. More and more restaurants are eliminating or experimenting with eliminating tips. The idea of a no-tip dining model is gaining traction, but there's resistance inside the industry and for good reason. Because the fear is that if you're not placing the incentive on the service, you're going to get crappy service. Because rather frequently, you get crappy service, even with the incentive of tipping being out there. If not bad service, indifferent service.

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Indifference service to me is equal to bad service. It hits me the same way. I am a very generous tipper, in part because I've always been embarrassed of Christians. Because as a rule, Christians are cheap and terrible. Nothing worse. than sitting with a group of Christians after church that sit at a big table and leave their $1, their dollar bill. And so you got 10 different checks. You probably have $150 worth of food, and that waiter or waitress is picking up 10 ones. I am embarrassed by that. And so I always, I don't find myself in those settings anymore. But when I did, I would always linger behind. And I would ask, what'd you get? Yeah, sorry about that. Hand me mine. And then I would make up for it with my tip. I'm not patting myself on the back. I just recognize when somebody's bust in their rear end serving 10 to 15 people or even one or two. And they're really trying hard and they're doing a good job. And it's not their fault if the food didn't come out quite right. Unless it sat there. But you can usually tell when that happens. But see, I think this no tipping thing is coming as a direct result of people asking for tips in an area where they don't provide service other than doing their job. Right? You walk up and you place the order. And someone in the back is making the food. And the idea is that they pull all the tips together and hand it out at the end of the day. Fair enough. Give me the option to tip after the meal then when I've enjoyed it. But this growing trend of here, there's just another question that's going to pop up on the screen.

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I do tip sometimes in those settings depending on what I see going on. If I see a really good attitude there, I see guys, gals, hustling, working hard, I will tip that. But I recognize there are a lot of people that are saying, wait a minute, you're not paid a tipping wage. You're being paid $15 an hour. Why are you getting tips on top of that to do your job? And so my theory is that this resistance to tipping is being birthed by the service industry asking for tips for doing their job. There's a difference, isn't there? There's a difference between you're paid to do a job, now do that job. It would be like a receptionist having a tip jar. Right? I mean, if a receptionist had a tip jar, wouldn't that seem weird? Because why? They're paid to be the receptionist, to be the director of first impressions. That's silly. But that's what we're seeing more and more of, and I think this is a reflection of that. I think people are reacting and they're now saying, I don't want any part of tipping. And so what you'll see is if this catches on, it's going to hurt service even further. And menu prices are growing up because they're going to have to make up for it somewhere. That's the incentive of tipping or of being a waiter or waitress for a lot of young people. If they're really good at it and at a good restaurant, they can make a lot of money, a lot of money. You're going to make $40 an hour. if you're if you're humping it at a table five tables six tables an hour you kidding me yeah you're going to do well at a good restaurant yeah you're going to do well anyway let's let's get to the big stories in the press box reset those howard isman going to join us with money talk in just a few as well

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Most everybody in my family leaned well left. Not me. I've been a different thinking guy in the family since I can remember. Only later did I learn that I had one brother that sort of flew in my direction. Everybody else kind of, one's kind of moderate. The other is well left. But I promise you, my mom and dad would be considered moderates, if not light Republicans now. But the Supreme Court looks like it's going to toss ballots being counted after Election Day, as well it should. And any of you that use mail-in voting? It is your responsibility to get it in in time for it to be counted. And if you live, for example, you're living in Florida. If you put your ballots in the mail, they're going to Jacksonville before they come back here. That is on you. handing it to the, putting it in the mailbox or dropping it in a mailbox or handing it to your postal worker is no different than giving it to your lazy cousin. In that, not equating a postal worker to your lazy cousin in pointing out you are surrendering whether that ballot gets there on time or not to somebody other than you. That is 100% on you. It's not your cousin. It's not the Postal Service worker. It's on you. And the fact that we're debating this in the Supreme Court is just, it's no different to me than the fact that we're debating whether or not men should compete against women in sports. Unless it's something like Bobby Riggs versus Billy Jean King, a co-ed league where it's part of the deal. What are we talking about? And you know, I've had the challenge out there on different topics over the years. And that's one I, no one's ever going to take me up. No one's going to ever come on this show and argue that women, that men should be allowed to compete against women. No one. They embarrass themselves. So it's never going to happen. That's why they do it with emails and social media posts and all that nonsense. Anyway. Let's do some money talk next on the morning show with Preston Scott. Where you may be from Florida Sunshine State to New York's, forget New York. Nah, scratch that. New York's now hopeless. At least the city is. For the rest, we're your morning show, the morning show with Preston Scott.

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Money Talk with Investment Advisor Howard Eisman with enhanced financial services. Is up next. Securities and Advisory Services offered through NBC Securities, Inc., member FINRA and SIPC. NBC Securities Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of RBC Bank, USA. The opinions expressed are not those of NBC Securities Inc. or High Heart Media. On appropriate matters, make sure you seek professional tax and or legal advice. Money! Money! To you lay that money down! Howard, should we be polishing up the dulcet tones and singing a rendition of happy anniversary? Well, we certainly could. Preston on March 9th, less than two weeks ago. That marked the 17th anniversary of the global financial crises market lows. And, you know, if we look at the S&P 500, 411 of those 500 companies that existed in that form at that time. 190 of those companies since that market low have rallied more than a thousand percent. Good grief. Yep, yep, and that and 11 of those companies actually have increased by more than 10,000 percent in the financial industry, we would call that a 10 bagger. And most of those in the industrial sector, but the interesting, just to go back from memory lane, I can tell you, having been at my post at that time, folks were scared. I was still fielding calls about, should we sell everything, should we get out? The economy was technically in a recession, but Preston, the economist didn't declare it a recession until probably the recession was about over, and hence at the bottom of the market. Great time to have been a contrarian and stepped up to buy, but it took some bravery. Howard, we have talked from time to time about the debt levels that consumers are operating with. Where is it now? What are we seeing? Yeah, a little surprising here. The February survey of consumer expectations showed the probability that those consumers with credit card debt might be missing a payment in the next three months had actually fallen sharply. from about 15% who thought they'd miss a payment down to about 11.6%. So this was actually the lowest decline in anticipated debt payments being missed since early 2020. And the declines were really broad-based across all income levels, all demographics. But the biggest decline, and this is somewhat encouraging news, was for those who earned under $50,000 a year. Really? Yeah, yeah. That's interesting to me. Man, the psychology of people. I'll never understand them. So tell me how that may or may not be impacted by where the CPI is right now.

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Well, we got another encouraging reading, if you will, at the end of February, the Consumer Price Index. The data was released on March 11th was in line with forecast, while the headline number rose 3 tenths of a percent on a month basis. And the core reading, which excludes food and energy, rose 2 tenths of a percent. If you look back over the prior year, the CPI came in at about 2.5%. Now it's actually the lowest increase since March of 21 and below the 2.6% average of the CPI since 1990. However, All indications are that when the March data gets released in the middle of April, I think we better be holding on pretty tightly to our seats. It's going to be, I think it's going to be a pretty good increase. Yeah, and even though, even if you take energy out of the equation, energy impacts the price of so many things. And so we're probably going to see some sticker shock. Yeah. Absolutely. The cost of diesel fuel runs throughout the economy because it transports about 70% of all the commerce in the U.S. Good stuff, as always, Howard. Thanks so much for the time. We'll talk again in a couple weeks. Absolutely, Preston. Have a good one, sir. Thank you very much. Howard Eisenman with us this morning. Money Talk here on the morning show with Preston Scott.

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I don't forget, we're trying to help a mom and her son who lost not just their home, but her husband and the young man's father fire here locally. And if you can go to my ex page, you'll see a link there and you can help. Just X and at TMS Preston Scott. You'll find it. Came across the story here. An Austrian man went on a German TV show. That features eccentric, eclectic talent. And the self-proclaimed king of freaks, who has an Instagram following for his unusual stunts, Malte Duncer, or Duncer, attempted a balloon trick to set a Guinness World Records. And so after experimenting with many different types of balloons, different manufacturers, he lightly coated them with oil and passed 10 of them through his nose and out his mouth in one minute, setting a Guinness record. Here's what I wrote down. When did he realize he had this skill? Was he drinking something and someone made him laugh and it came out his nose and he realized, hey, I might have something here. Or was he that child that I'll do that and he put something in his nose and then it came out of mouth as a kid? I don't know. I don't know.

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All I can tell you is I hope he was really careful with what he passed through that sinus cavity. You ever hear somebody using plain tap water in one of those netty pots to rinse their sinuses? They use plain tap water and they end up giving themselves a disease that kills them in days because it goes straight to the brain. Woo! No, thank you. Brought to you by Barano Heeding and Air. It's the Morning Show 180 on WFLA. And tomorrow, watch this. Hey, everybody, watch this. Isn't that weird? Sorry, that's Dutch. It's Romans 12, 1 and 2 is where we started our show today. Told you about a fundraiser for Kim and Nicholas Allen. Lost her husband, Nicholas's dad, Billy, Dave Nicholas's birthday, a house fire. Lost the home, everything. If you can help, go to the X page. At TMS, Preston, Scott. There is a GoFundMe for them, Kim and Nicholas Allen. Sheriff is shrugging off any suggestions that they've not done their job well. I'm not in a position to judge what the sheriff is or isn't doing. I can only tell you that it's been almost two months. Nancy Guthrie is still missing and we don't know who did what. And if I'm Savannah Guthrie, if I'm her sister, if I'm the family, I am just horrified that our mom is out there and you don't know anything. That's just thoughts and prayers, my friends, and praying is the best thing you can do. for anybody. Supreme Court signals a readiness to curb late arriving mail-in ballots. Thank you. CBS Radio News shutting it down. Hmm. I wonder what happened there. Tipping seems to be going by the wayside. Not sure why. I think the... Pension for asking people for tips for doing just your normal job seems to be wearing people out on tipping. We talked about the No King's protests that are coming up. We discussed audiobooks. Does it count the same as reading and much more? Good show today. Tomorrow. We'll do it all over again. Have a great day, friends. Here's golf legend John Daly. Hell yeah, these wins are piling up faster than my divorces. I only spent on Moto, America's Social Casino. You know I've won a couple of majors. And on Moto, I've won majors, grands, and epic jackpots on their classic Vegas slots with huge, huge bonus rounds. Moto Casino adds new games and awards players, free coins every single day. Grip it and spend it on Moto Casino. Download the Moto Casino app today. Moto Casino is the Social Casino Board where prohibited to purchase necessary visit moto.