Tony Katz and the Morning News Full Show 7-28-26

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What is Toyota affordability? It's buying smart. Your local Toyota dealer has great deals available today on RAV-4, Grand Highlander, Camry, and Corolla, with the features and style you deserve. It means driving for less with hybrid and plug-in hybrid options across the lineup, delivering great MPGs. And it means trading for more. Toyota is known for building long-lasting vehicles, meaning your car will hold its value for years to come. Shop Toyota.com to find out more. Toyota, let's go places. It has been a wild couple days. It has been a wild couple days. We get the Diaries from Anthony Fauci. Where we learned that the vaunted Dr. Anthony Fauci was a liar and a fraud. Let people die alone. Nothing mattered as long as he got his TV time. The people who idolized him are the lowest form of people. Tony Katz and 93 WIBC. Good morning. We all knew it. We all saw what he was. We learned quickly. People like Dr. Scott Atlas were people on our side, and Anthony Fauci was on Anthony Fauci's side. But the left, wanting to be afraid of COVID every second of every minute, of every hour of every day, Anthony Fauci was God, which is weird because these are people who don't actually believe. And the release of this diary, the release of this information. that we know exactly the kind of human being. He is. In my view, Anthony Fauci should be in jail. He is subpoenaed this week by Senator Rand Paul, who has done incredible work in getting this information out. I truly hope he goes to jail. I don't think it's going to happen. The problem is no one ever goes to jail. But this is going to bring us to Joe Biden. This is going to bring us to Joe Biden and the one after another revelation that there he was talking to a ghost writer for a book back in 2017, a book called Promise Me Dad. And he was releasing to this ghostwriter classified information. where he knew the information was classified and he didn't know what was happening from one sentence to the next it was back then he was already falling apart

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17th. He's, that's him. His words telling his ghostwriter, well, this thing is classified. It happened time and again and again. Why did they run Joe Biden from the basement? Because they already knew. The fraud. We knew. We weren't sure at that time, but we knew. And then after about a half a year, a year, we totally knew. And the only people who didn't know are named Jake Tapper. Jake Tapper, by the way, from CNN, not only didn't know about Joe Biden's condition. Oh, was he shocked? He was reporting on Anthony Fauci while hosting Anthony Fauci for dinner. I don't think there's anything wrong with having dinner with somebody. I really don't. I have the chance to have dinner with a doctor or a member of Congress or the president. I'm going to go do it. It's in public. It's out there in the view. Fine. Private stuff? You're taking notes from somebody while not disclosing what it is the note that they passed you?

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My gosh, we're going to trust you as a newsman? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no of those, no of those shows. All of it, all of it is doing something good. Jake Tapper, stop it. Abby Phillips, stop, none of those shows. All of it, all of it is propaganda. It needs to be walked away from, and the sponsors need to be walked away from. But this on Biden, I've got it all. It is. And if you want to hear it on your own time, Judiciary GOP, just follow them on Twitter, on X there. It's all there. It's all there. Joe Biden didn't know where he was then. He shared classified information. Then, now who goes to jail? I'm going to keep asking that question because Harvey Keitel is right. Somebody's got to go to jail. Tony Katz, 93, WIBC, good morning. What is Toyota affordability? It's buying smart. Your local Toyota dealer has great deals available today on Tacoma, Tundra, and Forerunner with the space and features for any adventure. It means driving for less, with available hybrid options, delivering great MPGs without sacrificing power. And it means trading for more. Toyota is known for building long-lasting vehicles, meaning your truck will hold its value for years to come. Shoppedyota.com to find out more. Toyota, let's go places. I'm not sure exactly what the president is getting at here. That we're going to be making moves on Iran if the talks don't work. I'm sorry, what is this? What the bloody heck is this if stuff? The only reason they want to meet is because we've been hitting them very hard. I have a lot of patients. I have plenty of time. Plenty of time. Their whole pure lines wiped out. The straight is in very good shape. And we're talking right now. You know, they wanted to talk. Their people said, please don't drop, don't shoot last night, the night before, two nights. Don't do it. You know, we're having good talks. So we'll see what happens. I think there's a good chance that something could happen. And if it does good, if it does it, we go back to doing what we were doing two days ago. The talks aren't going to work. And we've already been through the talks. We went through a memorandum of understanding. They kept attacking ships. Nothing's going to work. What are we doing? Mr. President, who are you talking to? We're right here. We talk about this every day. We see you. Who are you talking to when you say this stuff? Tony Katz, that's me, by the way. 93 WIBC, guys, an absolute pleasure. Find everything, find the podcast, wherever it is you get your podcast. Just look for Tony Katz in the morning news or Tony Katz today. Find everything at Tony Katz.com. You have patience. All right. I don't know for what. But if you want to have patience, you knock yourself out.

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But the idea that you're ready for military action if talks fail, the talks have failed. Oh, you want to keep talking. Oh, I didn't know you want to keep talking. Well, I guess we just reset the clock then. We don't do anything. We let the talks fail. And then we just go back to this. Sure. That's what the American people want. See, I don't believe that they're actually concerned about the idea of Forever War. I think that's just Tucker Carlson and Marjorie Taylor Greene's silliness. It's something they say. It's Pavlovian response. It's like Rashida Tlaib screaming about genocide. It's Bernie Sanders talking about health care for all. It's all reflexive nonsense. They've never once actually put any thought into it. They know that they're wrong. They know that they're lying. They know that there's no genocide being committed by Israel, proven time and again. They don't care. It just jinns people up. They know if they institute Medicare for all. They institute universal health care. It's enslaving doctors. Now, but they, those people actually want that. They're totally fine with the enslaving of doctors. Don't ever forget. They're totally fine with enslaving doctors. Good Lord. No talk is ever going to work. No talk is ever going to work with this regime. But if you want to just say it like it's something, I guess you can. I can't stop it from happening. But don't ask me to be on board with this. Don't ask me to say, well, see, here's the 5D chess at play. Sure, it's 5D chess. It's all the D's your... It is so many D's we're going to call this Dali Parton diplomacy. That's how many D's we've got in this from President Trump. You got it. Guys, don't get angry. Don't get angry if you're in Magaville. Cool. Cool. He's talking. That's great. That's great. No, I don't know. He's... Tony's the warmonger and Trump's got it all set. Sure. Except, of course, that's not true in the slightest. I don't know what we're waiting for. I don't know what we think these deep conversations are. These deep negotiations are. I have no idea who we're negotiating with. They put out the posts that the Ayatollah allegedly says that the only way forward is jihad. I don't believe the Ayatollah is even alive, but that's neither here nor there. And if he's not alive, who in the world are he negotiating with? We keep going through this, right? We keep going to this. This is nonsense. But I'm not going to convince the president. That's quite obvious. It's too bad. And yes, I think that his team is not leading him down a good road. He's not leading himself down a good road. And I think he looks weak in all of this conversation. But on Benjamin Netanyahu, who is coming to visit this week, the prime minister, He has been very, very clear. I'll sell F-35s to anybody I want to sell F-35s to. Thank you very much. Benjamin Netanyahu does not want him to sell F-35s to the Turks. Just like Greece does not want him selling F-35s to Turkey.

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And Trump is saying, listen carefully, I'll sell what I want to whomever I want anytime I want. So thanks. I've got this. This is my choice. I don't question this at all, by the way. Do I think we should sell F-35s to Turkey? Not after they bought the Russian missile system. I don't think the punishment is enough yet. Are we feeling that we could trust Turkey as a NATO ally? Is Recep Tayyip Erdogan the trustworthy cat? And I'm in the camp of, no. No. Maybe if it was somebody else, maybe if it was different. Maybe if they actually showed it through their actions. They already have a lot of NATO hardware. But I have no problem with the president saying to Benjamin Netanyahu or anybody else will sell what we want to sell, to whom we want to sell it. But thanks for your input. Really appreciate that. One more bit of input to get to. You may have heard the story of the guy, this was France, just walking around stabbing people. He was just walking around, uh, stabbing people. Well, he wasn't just, uh, he wasn't stabbing people. He was stabbing women. Just walking by and sliced him. He had two knives on him. Knives, sorry, two knives. And so you have three women who are stabbed. And when people finally get them on the ground, as he's now whining, don't hurt me, don't hurt me. Why? Why was he doing this? It is Allah who commanded me. That's a, that's pretty messed up. That's pretty messed up. I mean, don't get me wrong. I'm not saying it's messed up that he thought this. It's messed up that Allah commands that and people believe that. And we see this the world over time and again year in and year out. Decade in and decade out. Maybe there's some connectivity here. Maybe there's something to say about this system. Maybe there's a reason in some places where you have a large scale Islamic populations that women don't go out at night. They're too afraid. Oh, somebody wants to tell me that what I'm saying is rude or bigoted or Islamophobic. Ah! I'm looking at data. These people have no argument other than to scream emotionally. And then, of course, maybe one day something else. Let's hope no one ever gets to that. Never be so involved that one day you've got to physically attack somebody, unless you're protecting your family quite literally physically protecting them. What are we doing? From personal experience, don't do it. Good gosh. But commanded to, that's a thing. That's a thing. That's a problem. And society has to ask itself what it wants to do with that. That's a problem. And it would be best if people of all stripes came out and said, yeah, we don't do that. And we don't put up with that. You know what I mean by all stripes? Good, good. I mean, everybody. The silence is kind of deafening.

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When these types of attacks happen, whether it's in Paris or whether it's in Berlin. The silence. I mean, it's just silence is violence, right? Yeah. Yeah, you get it. You get it. What is Toyota affordability? It's buying smart. Your local Toyota dealer has great deals available today on RAV-4, Grand Highlander, Camry, and Corolla, with the features and style you deserve. It means driving for less with hybrid and plug-in hybrid options across the lineup, delivering great MPGs. And it means trading for more. Toyota is known for building long-lasting vehicles, meaning your car will hold its value for years to come. Shop Toyota.com to find out more. Toyota, let's go places. So the Cracker Barrel CEO is now gone. Is this just the end result of all the pressure from a few months ago? I mean, nothing new happened, did it? I don't follow Cracker Barrel as closely as others. We now go to Chief Cracker Barrel correspondent Matt Baer for more. Matt? It's good, Tony. Thank you, Matt. Tony Katz 93 WIBC. Good morning. Good to be with you. She has stepped down. Activist pressure. She leaves in August. She gets a $4.6 million payout, which is exactly the amount Matt Bear gets if he should step down. That's true, too. 4.6 million. You tried to rebrand the whole company and you still get $5 million? I thought it was a good idea. I didn't like the logo. You didn't like the old logo? No. What did you think the new logo should look like? Starbucks. It was going to turn all the stores into Starbucks. Right. Just turn them all in Starbucks. Yeah. Because that's what the people want. Yeah. No more of this country living stuff. It's going to be grand Starbucks and I was just going to serve coffee and eggs. Right. It's a good idea. They want biscuits with gravy and a frappuccino at all times. I thought I was on to something. It's a jumping off point. They thought they were going to update the brand, a brand that goes back to 1969. I actually thought it was older than that. And then everyone said, my gosh, what are you doing? Yet the company, even after all of that, they did the whole apology tour and everything else, they started showing signs of improvement. Sales started picking up. And the company will continue to provide her benefits, including protection services as necessary. Okay, wait, stop, stop. The Cracker Barrel CEO is under threat because she wanted to change a logo. That's American privilege. I never believe the privilege stuff. We've got way too much free time. If someone could go out there threatening the Cracker Barrel CEO. I want an old man on a rocking chair at all times. If I don't have it, ooh. What? You can't be that angry at the world. You just can't do it. You can't live like that. Holy cow. Her annual compensation was $6.4 million, including a base salary of a million plus stock awards.

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By the, I have no issue with her salary. Whatever, they were willing to pay it. They thought she was worth it. That's, that's fine. That is absolutely fine. She'll stay on in an advisory role until October 9th. And then you've got a new CEO coming who has pledged to never wear anything but overalls during his tenure. I think the story is partially fascinating. Some of it is, okay, the new leadership, fine. But if the brand didn't suffer long-term damage, if sales were up, what was the issue? Also, $5 million payout? Can someone check my contract to see what my payout is? Because I can be convinced. Oh, and there are a lot of trolls who would like to see me walk. If the trolls would like to put together a go-fund me or something, They can make an offer. You can make an offer and we'll see. We'll see whether or not it's good enough. I'm happy to entertain those things right there. For sure. $6 million a year is the CEO of Cracker Bow. Not bad. Tony Katz, that's me, by the way. It's good to be with you. 93 WIBC. Good morning. that is changing because I placed historic tariffs on foreign producers and manufacturers, including a 25% tariff on foreign automobile, something that no other president had the courage to ever do. He's a communist. He's a communist.

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Trump's in Michigan. He's talking. There's a heckler. He points at the guy and says he's a communist. Works for me. Tony Katz. 93 WIBC. Good morning. Guys, good to be here. Good to be with you. Find everything at Tonycats.com live streaming. Just go to YouTube. Look for WIBC and subscribe. And the next thing you know, you'll get the show every single morning. And today I'm wearing solid. This shirt is a solid. We play the game every morning when we go live. Solid Graham Platner Toga. What is Tony wearing? Today, it is solid. One day it's going to be Toga. And you're all going to be like, what? Yeah, it's going to look awesome. I show great shoulder. You're welcome. The rally in Michigan, Trump rally kind of thing, well attended, mostly well presented. And it was a lot of conversation about, of course, auto and auto manufacturing and what other nations are doing. And we've taken in hundreds of billions of dollars for the country aside from it. But we keep a lot. As an example, Europe is being taken over by the Chinese cars. You know that, right? Mercedes-Benz is being absolutely decimated. BMW, good companies decimated, Volkswagen decimated. They don't do anything about it. We don't have to, the best of my knowledge, Mary, one Chinese car in the country. They have 100% tariff, and our automakers are doing, I think, business like you've never done before, right? Right? Talk about Mary Barrow there. One would assume the CEO of General Motors. You have to actually be a little more proactive in keeping Chinese vehicles out of the United States because it is Canada that is going to welcome in the China EVs if they have not already. Not only can they not be allowed for sale in the United States, they can't be allowed for transportation in the United States. They're not welcome. You think it's acceptable? Someone thinks it's acceptable to let a Chinese EV into the country. These are rolling spy machines. Who in the world would think that this is a good idea? Yes, we limit your movement if you're in a communist Chinese electric vehicle. Of course we do. We don't allow them in the United States.

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I didn't know that this would even be remotely a controversial subject. You simply can't trust. And Canada right now is making massive mistakes by engaging trust. Of people cannot be trusted. The UAW there at the microphone speaking to President Trump and very, very pleased. And my, come here, get up here, Brian, will you please? He's the only guy that believe me. But boy, did he believe me. I wanted to just hop over. Come on, don't worry about it, Secret Service. He's okay. Come on up here, Brian. See the way he can do that? Look at that. He evaded secret. I'm sure they're thrilled. Thank you. Say a few words. Thank you, Mr. President. Well, we can thank this gentleman right here for all these jobs coming back, and I hear it all the time. From all my connections and all the different auto plants around the Metro Detroit area, jobs are coming back to America.

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You know, Kamala Harris was running against this guy when he ran for re-election. She wanted to get rid of the internal combustion engine and crazy Sean Fane endorsed her. So we've got to change the mindset. We've got to build. If they want to sell in our market, they got to build it in our market. And that's what this guy told him. So thank you, Mr. President. It's because of you. You saved our domestic auto industry. Thank you. Yeah, you're going to be seeing a lot of video of that guy. And a hit on Sean Fane, the head of the UAW, to boot. That's... That is something. That is something indeed. Let's not deny what reality is. That is going to look very, very good going in to these next couple months of elections, especially in Michigan, where they're going to have the primary election next week and the Democrats are trying to fight between Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed. But the Republicans have a guy, and now you're going to have this. unions for the Republican. It's coming. It's unstoppable in every way. And then while he was there, the president was like, you know what, can we do one more thing? You could count on it. You could sit your clocks by it. And by the way, speaking of that, let's get rid of daylight saving time stuff. We have a bill in. Hopefully the Senate's going to approve that one. The Senate needs to approve the Save Act. And I have no idea what it's going to do on daylight saving because Senator Tom Cotton, Arkansas as opposed to it. Some people actually want to keep changing the clocks. I would rather not just because it's one less thing. I can handle when the sun is out or not out. We'll all be fine. Right? Time is a construct. We're just fooling ourselves. If we like fooling ourselves, okay, pick one. Cool with it. But it's, I think it's interesting that it's still a fight. It's still an issue. When the issue has to be, what are we going to do about voter ID? How is the Senate going to move on that? I will get to Trump on the Save Act and where John Thune is coming up in a little bit. I did see. over there at IBJ.com, Indianapolis Business Journal, that the Indiana Historical Society has cut 11 positions as part of a reorg. They eliminated a high school history competition, reducing the number of staff created exhibits. The effort is aimed at finding about a million a year that the organization can use to pay for the maintenance and utilities. They're at the center. The state has covered these things since the building opened in 1999, but the broad administration moving last year to terminate the agreement to which the state leased the land under the center to the historical society for $1 a year, paid for the building's maintenance, and some operational cost. So.

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Is this brawn not appreciating the arts? That's how it's going to get played. Was this the historical society not thinking about its long-term future and just saying, well, the state writes a check, so it's fine. We're never going to have to think in another way. You can do competitions amongst high schoolers through donations. You can find a way to do this stuff. You just might have to work harder at it. Now, I like the historical society. I love the building. We've done a night at W. IBC there a couple of times, which they stopped doing. I'm not involved in those things. I don't have an answer for you there. Great building. Great spot. Great theater. Great everything. Can't answer that for you as to what they can hire, like what I think about how they're going to maneuver. But this idea of, well, they were getting the money and they should get the money and how dare it's not give them the money. I like the museum and I don't believe that. You should be asking how you don't have these kinds of funds coming in and survive. We'll dig into it. What is Toyota affordability? It's buying smart. Right now, your local Toyota dealer has great deals available on some of the most reliable trucks on the market, like the off-road ready Tacoma, rugged full-sized tundra, and legendary forerunner, each with the space, tech, and features to handle it all, from the work site to the trails. It means driving for less, with efficient hybrid options available. extending your overall driving range and delivering great MPGs, meaning bigger savings at the pump without sacrificing power. And it means trading for more. The Tacoma and Tundra are ranked number one and number two in resale value over all vehicles, according to Kelly Boo Book, which can mean thousands more than average right back in your pocket when it's time to trade in. That's Toyota affordability. Buy smart, drive for less, and trade for more. Shop Toyota.com or your local dealer for deals and details. The vehicle's projected resale value is specific to the 2026 model year. For more information, visit Kelly Blue Books KB.com. Toyota brand average resale value is 53% versus the average vehicle at 45%. Trump does not want the Senate to go on recess.

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Let us get the Save Act passed. Don't go anywhere. Tony Katz, 93 WI, B, C, good morning. I cannot do any math that makes sense as to why the Senate isn't moving forward here. Trump's saying that we should get rid of the filibuster altogether. Sure, great, wonderful, fantastic. But when you get rid of the filibuster... You better have a plan. And that plan better include passing lots and lots and lots of legislation. Meaning having the votes in the House, having the votes in the Senate, having everything already prepared, having a plan, a game plan, a blueprint, and then execute it. I'm willing to bet you that they absolutely don't have that plan. This has been my argument from the beginning. Did I say hello, Tony Katz, 93, WIBC? Good to see you guys. You got to have the plan. President Trump was asked about the SAVE Act, and you've got people asking, what are you trying to get done here, Mr. President? Why do you want them to stick around? And the answer is, well, why a stupid question for you to ask? What a stupid question. Jennifer would ask such a stupid person? I knew her all the way back in the Iowa days when she said Trump's going to win. And boy, was she right. So listen, why do I want? The Save Act has to be done. they shouldn't leave down i'm not going to stop it from doing it but they should get the save act done if they don't get it done it's going to be a very bad thing for the party and frankly you know if you look at it the save act is going to be voted against by all democrats just so we know we have some republicans that i will not comment on a few of them probably four that we probably won't get the vote i'd like Lisa Murkowski tell us a couple of others But if this is about the filibuster, everybody is clear that if Democrats get the Senate, they will get rid of the filibuster. They will get rid of any 60 vote threshold, which is self-imposed by the Senate. It's not Constitution in the Constitution. They will do this. That's going to happen. And that's the argument. My argument is you better have all your ducks in a row because once you remove it, you got to get things passed quickly. And congratulations, very happy to see it. Grillo's Pickles, not only doing well at the track, they cut the ribbon on their $54 million pickle production facility in Bartholomew County. And Matt Bear is a huge fan of Grillo's Pickles. My favorite. He often says to me, Tony, if it wasn't for Grillo's Pickles, I don't even know what I would do. They made me a man. Right. The problem. Is that Grillo's Pickles. Oh, wait, hold on. Sorry, I thought there was a problem. My mistake, everything's fine. I, I, when I first looked at Grillo's Pickles, Grillows, G-R-I-L-O-S dot com would be a fine sponsor of Tony Katz in the morning news and of eat drink smoke, by the way. I saw classic dill, hot and pickle de Gaio.

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And I said, oh, that's nice. But what they don't have is the halfsowers. It turns out they sell the halfsowers. They sell the halfsowers. Everything is going to be fine. Everything is going to be good. And so you can get this at Kroger or you can get this at Amazon. And then they have t-shirts. They got a pickle in a lawn chair or a pickle on a horse. Which one, Matt Bear? Pickle on a lawn chair or pickle on a horse? Pickle on a horse. Pickle on a horse. That's correct. Easy. I mean, that's just a basic. Who doesn't know that? Come on. If your choice is pickle on a lawn chair or pickle on a horse, you absolutely go. You absolutely go with pickle on a horse. Every time. Science. Science. Okay, so they sell the half sours. Weirdly, they sell it on Amazon. They sell them at a, and they do sell them at Kroger. They do sell it at Kroger, so you can do that as well. All right. Good. Good, good, good. Everything's set now. With that, congratulations, Grillos. Again, your sponsorship opportunities are right here. Make that. Make that happen. Tony Katz 93 WIBC. Good morning. What is Toyota affordability? It's buying smart. Your local Toyota dealer has great deals available today on Tacoma, Tundra, and Forerunner with the space and features for any adventure. It means driving for less, with available hybrid options delivering great MPGs without sacrificing power. And it means trading for more. Toyota is known for building long-lasting vehicles, meaning your truck will hold its value for years to come. Shop Toyota.com to find out more. Toyota, let's go places. You know, I know I'm supposed to talk about the popcorn moment, but Carl, what is this? I go crazy when I look into your eyes. Okay, I'm sorry, I'll rephrase. Carl, what was that? It's 70s today, Tony. Was that you singing? Yeah. It's my side gig. On purpose? Tony goes crazy when he hears me sing. I feel like I've lost all control. I don't know what's happening. All I know is the song would make one sad. Like there should be a montage of a guy walking down the beach, thinking of the girl he lost, who's now with the best friend because he has a job. Like, it's one of those. Or he works in radio. Well, it's just so sad. Tony Katz 93 W-I-B-C. Good morning. The Popcorn Moment brought to you by Boer. B-O-O-O-H-R. Booer Remodeling.com. Kitchens, bathrooms, basements, make them look great. Create value for your life. Boerremodeling.com. Popcorn moment. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. It's the story you need to hear to believe. Then grab your popcorn because there is more. We're going to start.

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with people who have no shame, which means we can start almost anywhere in society. This is Elizabeth Warren talking to Chris Hayes, who is still making millions of dollars a year over there at MS Now or Miz Now or M. Snow or whatever they call that network. Talking about Troy Jackson, who will now be the Democrats candidate for Senate in Maine replacing the Nazi Graham Platner. And this is Elizabeth Warren. How do you feel about how things are shaping up in the Senate? Oh, I'm feeling good. I'm feeling good about Troy Jackson. You'll get to talk to him in just a minute. You'll see why I'm feeling good. He's the right guy for Maine. But I'm also feeling good. I'm feeling good about Michigan. I was just there, as you know, I was just there a day before yesterday, on the ground, campaigning with Abdul El-Sayed. the energy, the people who just can finish the sentences, you know, get money out of politics, get more money into people's pockets, and get health care for everyone. So Elizabeth Warren wants you to know that Troy Jackson is the right guy, even though she said Nazi Graham Platner was the right guy and the fighter we need, and she said, that's my kind of man. And now she's going to tell you with a straight face. Oh, no, no, no, he's the right guy. Oh, in Michigan, we've got this, this communist who wants to enslave doctors. Well, what do you think universal health care is? Universal health care is slavery. End of discussion. I'll debate it anywhere, any time. If health care is a right, that's how they get to universal health care. So we have to really go to the source conversation. If it's a right. Healthcare has to be provided to you and then the healthcare professional is a slave. And I don't think that's a way to treat doctors or nurses. Pretty gross if you ask me. Health care is not a right. It's never been a right. And the people who say it's a right want to enslave other human beings. I think that's disgusting. Sorry, sorry communists and leftists and those of you who think that you're good and moral and decent, especially the high schoolers who think that somehow this idea of human rights is a thing. Why in the world would you pick a side that as opposed to the Constitution if you believe that we are endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights? That some rights come from nature and nature's law. If you believe that, you'd be on our side. Because that's a rational thought that we do have rights that come to us, that are natural. We do have these things. Human rights, where you force other humans to provide those rights, is slavery. Can I ask why you're in favor of such a thing? I know your teachers have never presented it like that. And I think that's a big part of the problem.

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But now I ask any high school or any college student, let's push back on my argument. If health care is a human right, how is that rights provided? See, free speech is provided by ensuring that nobody can stop me from speaking. That's an easy one. Nobody has to do anything except we engage in prosecution through the law of people who physically try and stop me from being able to engage my rights. The right doesn't cost anybody anything. My right to keep and bear arms, if I want to purchase a firearm, I purchase firearm. I procure a firearm. Nobody is forced into doing anything. But when you talk about health care as a human right, You now have to force the doctor and the nurse to do something. So you explain why it is that slavery is acceptable. Forcervitude is acceptable. Serfdom is acceptable. All of a sudden you realize F.A. Hayek wrote a pretty good book. No, no, I'll open up the phones. You explain it. I will let you try. But the idea that Elizabeth Warren, after backing a Nazi and a sex abuser, alleged sex abuser, is going to say, Troy Jackson's the right guy and you're going to see why. What does she know about the right guy? What does she know about the right policy? She's okay with women being abused. She's okay with Nazi tattoos and she's okay with doctors being slaves. That's weird. And supporting that is super weird. I don't know why anyone would do it. I don't know why anyone would do it. And for high schoolers, listen, this is just a great example of you're not getting the whole story because you haven't had time to think about it all. So I'm not angry with you. But there's my presentation. If you want to discuss it, I'm right here. Right here. I know I'm catching during the summer. Don't worry. I'll catch you in the fall as well. Right? Happy to do it. Today on the Marketplace, five-digit pickleball. Tony Katz 93 WIBC. Good morning. During downtime, I'm clearing my head. I'm getting ready for what's next on the show and I'm on Facebook Marketplace. Just like relaxing out. Just taking it easy. They've got all sorts of stuff on the marketplace. Cool, odd, weird, strange, all sorts of stuff. The Marketplace segment brought to you by IndianaUnclaimed.gov. It's your cash. Go get it. Indiana unclaimed.gov, fast, easy, free to use. Text my name, Tony to get started. Text my name Tony to 46220 to get started and find your cash that's waiting for you. Oh, Matthew Bear. Yes, Tony. How you doing, Matt? How are you doing, man? I'm fantastic, man. Matt, with all of your... serious workout activities to stay as chiseled as you are. Thank you. Do you find yourself playing any pickleball? No, not yet, but I will someday. Is that right? Absolutely. Oh, it's a fantastic sport, especially for people who might be a little older than my. Right. So it's an old person sport.

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I didn't say that. It's a sad old person sport played by sad old people who gather and then scream at other sad old people that they're taking too long or they're spending too much time in the kitchen. Whatever that is, I don't know, but I heard it once and I'm pretty sure that's the terminology. Knowing that our boss plays pickleball, I didn't say any of that. Our boss does play pickleball. A lot of it. I'm not going to lie. Our program director, he's a bit of a freak. He is a pickleball. He is a bit of a... Now, I'm quoting Nigel when I say that. I can't believe Nigel would say such a thing about our program director, our sainted and vaunted, handsome program director and a very gentle lover. Okay. But he is a pickleball. What? I'm just written on the bathroom wall. That's what I said. Yeah. He's a pickleball freak. He is a big time pickleball. He is a legendary athlete. Right? So, so let's blow up with athlete. A little bit. Come on. You have to be an athlete to play pickleball. Oh, you got to have skills to play. I'm not saying no. There's some running around. There's some heart rate getting up. I'm not saying it isn't a fine activity. My question is, would you spend $10,000 on it? No, you can get a whole set for 24. Okay. 24 what? $24. I got one for my dad. He never opened it. Oh, well, that's love. That's how you know you got him the right gift. He burned it in a burn barrel. So someone is selling various used pickleball paddles. and they've got they have a picture one of them is crossed out right so i guess that one is sold or or broken and then they've got valer and then there's neonic or neonic neonic maybe it's neonic and then there's grovin and then there's the j2 t i plus which i know is your paddle yeah absolutely that's the only one you use i have no idea these paddles are and i won the whole thing as the price The overall price, $10,000. Wow. Hello. Okay. So I don't know what's happening here. That they have a bunch of paddles and that overall they're worth $10,000 because it seems like as you read the listing, you can get one of them for 60 and one of them for 75 and one of them for 90. So they must have a lot of paddles. Yeah, it doesn't add up to $10,000. I don't know how it gets to $10,000 at all. It says $10,000. I'm like, this is... That's a lot of... You know what it is? Okay, for example, the one that says Valer. Yeah. Valer won like the big tournament in Colorado Springs, I think. Oh, is that right? That was like his official paddle and therefore it's more expensive. Oh, I don't think these are like famous pickleballer paddles. Grovin. He won Wimbledon. No, Groovin is a company. I'm pretty sure. Not a guy. There's Jetsy and Jetsy in the Canadian Open.

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No, that's J2TI, not Justy. It's not his name. It's not like it's Dutch. These are famous pickleball players. No, it's not. Legendary Hall of Fame located in Carmel, Indiana. You can have something legendary for a sport that's basically 10 years old. I'm just doing science at this stage of the game. They're beautiful paddles. So are you saying that you're, would you buy any of these paddles for 10? Would you buy them all and then go into the pickleball paddle business for $10,000? You can have your own shop. So I'm investing in the paddles and then I'm going to open the business after that. No, no, I don't want to do this. You buy the stock and then you sell, then you open Matt's pickleball paddles and oatmeal Emporium. And you sell oatmeal and it served on a pickleball paddle. There's also dry cleaning there too, by the way. And dry cleaning. Yeah, maybe a little D8. So scars on one side. That's it. It's Matt's pickleball, oatmeal, dry cleaning, and foot massage. There's a tanning bed at the back, but I only let friends use it. Well, not creepy at all. So you're a note of pickleball and your note of $10,000. I'm just not there yet with pickleball. I will be. It's a fantastic sport. Okay. Are you going to play our program director, David Wood? No, I'll get my ass kicked. He's going to kick your ass so bad. So bad. I don't have the self-esteem for that. Yeah, well. That makes two of us, but me for a much different reason. There it is. The paddles are there. Check them out for yourself. I have it listed over on the Twitter. Actually, you find everything we do in the marketplace over at WIBC.com. Tony Katz 93, WIBC. Good morning. Happy anniversary, baby. Got you on my mind. Happy anniversary, baby. Got you on my mind.

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Joe Biden was mentally incapacitated going back to 2017. And the tapes that have been released, Joe Biden being interviewed by his ghost writer for a book called Promise Me Dad, prove it. They also prove that in his own words, he shared with his ghost writer classified information. Tony Katz 93 WIBC. Good morning. Great to be with you. It's really incredible stuff. If you go to Judiciary GOP on Twitter on X, they've got a great breakdown. Starting with this right here about him admitting that he's handing over what he believes to be classified information. It continues. When he talks about finding information that was just downstairs in 2009. So this was high early on. In 2009, I just found all the classified stuff downstairs. So that's safe. That's safe. I wonder how much stuff Hunter saw classified stuff while he was sniffing and hanging around with the Corvette in Delaware where the Secret Service never kept logs of who was visiting. And then, of course, there was the stuff he wanted to share, but he just couldn't remember what it was. I was going to ask you something else.

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Oh, gosh. I can't think what it is. Yeah, I mean, that happens. Sometimes we forget the thing we were talking about. We forget the thing we were thinking about. It happens to everybody. Or in this case, it was foreshadowing that he was already mentally incapacitated. He was already showing the signs. Is this why he did the entire campaign in 2020 from the basement while the press told us he was fine? You don't hate the mainstream media enough. You don't hate Jake Tapper enough. Now, nothing should befall to the man. He should just get fired and go live his life in shame. Don't ask me to respect him. Don't ask me to respect George Stephanopoulos. For all of those things, the question is why do Republicans still go on CNN? Explain yourself. Don't go on CNN anymore. They lie about everything. They lied to cover Russia, Russia, Russia. They lied to cover for Anthony Fauci. They lied to cover Joe Biden. How many more ways do you have to see this? Why would you ever? And I do think that the Scott Jennings of the world have to start saying goodbye. There's no point in going on CNN. There's no point going on Abby Phillips show. I'm sorry, there's just no, there's no point to this anymore. Haven't they shown you what they're about? I argue, and I must admit, I go back and forth. You have the conversation where the conversation is. But how many more ways do you have to see that this isn't a network interested in a conversation? They could have been, and they said no. And when they had the chance to really make the change, they didn't make the change, the inmates won, they controlled the asylum, they brought back Brian Stelter, and look at what they've done. Look at what they've done. And if you think he was just, you know, talking just in generalities about things being classified, maybe it was tongue in cheek. Some of this may be classified to be careful with it. Okay. I'm not sure. Some of it may be classified to be careful with it. I'm not sure. And in case you were wondering whether or not he was fully in charge of his mental capacity. Speak to, you know, uh, uh, during this period. We're reconstructing the period of February 2015, and there's on the schedule a, I'm in Munich, but after Angela Merkel, presidents working lunch with, I mean, a second, it's confusing. Okay. For the record, anybody who thinks Joe Biden was ever competent is out of their minds. Out of their heads. They covered for him. They lied for him. They attacked you for noticing. They told you that videos of him wandering off were cheap fakes. Everything Corinne John Pierre said was a lie. She is a liar. Everything that the media did was because they hate you and didn't want you to have an honest assessment. And if it wasn't for that debate with Biden and Trump, they would have elected that guy again.

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That's what happens. And everything you see shows it. And then one more thing. This was his ghostwriter saying, you know what? You shouldn't be giving me this paper. This should go to the presidential museum. This should go to the library. I'm told by, I guess you check with you in order for me to get my... get all those presidential notes i had from lunch the luncheon meetings i have to go to it's a little blocked out right there okay uh see if you can get me uh line while i have you now okay and stay probably something that goes to the presidential papers i don't think so it was in between if i didn't want to turn them in right so they redacted some of it but you didn't want to turn in some of the papers you just said it your words i didn't want to turn them in okay any questions to quote david s pumpkins No? We all understand what happened. We all understand what's going on. We all understand the fraud. We all understand that the mainstream media absolutely was a part of it. When do their sponsors pull out? When do they show some shame? When? The answer is never. But my gosh, if you trust those places, you're out of your mind. If you trust CNN, you're out of your mind. What is Toyota affordability? It's buying smart. Your local Toyota dealer has great deals available today on Tacoma, Tundra, and Forerunner with the space and features for any adventure. It means driving for less, with available hybrid options, delivering great MPGs without sacrificing power. And it means trading for more. Toyota is known for building long-lasting vehicles, meaning your truck will hold its value for years to come. Shop Toyota.com to find out more. Toyota.

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Let's go places. The 9-11 families do not want Zohran Mamdani and Zohran Mamdani anywhere near the 25th anniversary of September 11. And they are right. And Zohran Mamdani should stay away. And if anybody wants to call it Islamophobia, I stand with the families of September 11th. Don't give a damn if you like it or not. Scream Islamophobia from now until the cows come home. Screw off. God, are you awful? Garbage statements, ridiculous talking points. Zohran Mamdani has his own squares to circle about his hatred of the nation that took him in and he claims to be a proud citizen of. The issue is him. Not these 9-11 families. No, no, no, no, no. Tony Katz. 93 WIBC. Good morning. Good to be here. Good to be with you. This was Zohran Mamdani just three years ago. This is him in his own words. the mayor of New York three years ago. I was somebody who began my journey in organizing and in politics by co-founding my school's first students for justice in Palestine. The struggle for Palestinian liberation was at the core of my politics and continues to be. And so I struggled to find a home in New York City that could bring that politics in a sense of coherence with the politics I felt around the future of New York City. And here was this organization that endorsed BDS. He found his home in the Democratic Socialists of America. No, you're not welcome. You have taken a side. This is the core of your politics. Why would I believe that's not the core of your politics today? You're telling me, Tony, these things aren't connected. That's bin Laden. That's Al-Qaeda. That's this. That's that. That's the other. No, no, no. You don't understand. Here's what we understand. You're not welcome. They've made themselves clear. And a Zohran Mamdani is still going to attend. They should all leave and go somewhere else and do their memorial. Theirs will matter. You want to get offended. You want to get upset. Listen to the reality. No one cares if the Islamist or the Islamist adjacent is upset. We don't care if you're upset. What you want is awful. that leftists vote for you is because leftists aren't bright. They vote for the worst things. They've been taught to hate the country, and now we're dealing with that reality of what we have allowed to happen to academia. We thought that going at them, no matter what the country went at them, that would solve the problem. We never allowed ourselves to think about what happened when they come into the country. The absolute abuse that has taken place via academia.

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And if college presidents were worth their salt, then includes you, Mitch Daniels, and you Pam Witton, you Jeffrey Mears, Merns, you would get rid of these professors today. You're part of the problem. National championships don't mean anything if you don't have a country. Just a reminder. I got nothing against Coach Signetti. I am saying that his efforts are meaningless if we don't have a country. What does it matter if you're bringing in all this alumni dollars for a university that might allow these kind of professors of these kinds of teachings? Am I, am I? Is this upsetting to the IU faithful? Because if it is, the IU faithful need to grow up. But this is also true of Purdue and also true of Ball State and also true of Marion and also true of name your university in Indiana or around the country. Zohran Mamdani, we see you. We see what you support. We see where you go. You speak at mosques where they talk about the destruction of America. You're a bigot. We see you. And nobody wants you around. No one. I'm not going to tell you not to show. It's not like you're going to listen to me anyway. But I want to make sure I'm on the record. I'm on the side of 9-11 families and who gives a damn whether Zohran Mamdani or this group or that group likes it. Screw him. Scream Islamophobia a little bit more. Let's see if it matters. His words, I wouldn't let that guy anywhere near my family. Never mind these families who went through hell and 25 years later still do. Stay home, Zohran Mamdani. Maybe that's a place where people actually like you. Tony Katz 93 WIBC. Good morning. What we saw in the release of the records, which I'm afraid, I think, in the media or legacy media, there was kind of a willful blindness. They didn't want to look at the records. All you had to do was spend a couple of hours. I found these records, which are talking about blackmail by China. It was for President Biden's daily brief. I can conclude, I think, that it was probably about targeting his family. When that kind of information is not received... reaching a decision maker. Ultimately, the United States and the American people are the losers. Right. And I think that's what people need to be focusing on. It's dangerous as well. Yeah, exactly. Because they're not getting into it. So this is one. That was Catherine Herridge. There, over there on News Nation, discussing the possibility that the Biden family was getting blackmailed by China and our media ignored it. Now. Let me say two things. First, hello, Tony Katz, 93 WIBC. Good morning. Great to be with you. Live streaming on YouTube. Just look for WIBC and subscribe. We are there. Thanks to everybody in the chat room for hanging out. Love that you are a part of the show. Really appreciate it. I have no idea. But it wouldn't surprise me. Would it surprise anybody that the communist Chinese would go about doing this?

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Every day is a good day to be reminded that the communist Chinese can't be trusted. They are not people we can associate with. And certain things can't be allowed. President Trump does this in a very, very, very weird way. So we start with this story about Mercedes. where there is now U.S. law or they're working on a measure that would bar the sale of connected vehicles in the U.S. by companies with more than a 15% ownership by Chinese entities. Mercedes-Benz has a 20% ownership by China. So the legislation comes from Elissa Slotkin out of Michigan and Moreno out of Ohio, Democrat and Republican. I'm not a Elissa Slotkin fan. We codify and expand restrictions established under the Biden administration, arguing that it, quote, closes the door on Chinese origin vehicles, software, and key components at every stage from production, importation to sale so that data gathered on U.S. roads cannot be funneled back to the Chinese government. Now, as a matter of just the basics, without having read the actual legislation, because I haven't read the actual legislation as a concept. I have zero issue with this whatsoever. I don't even know why we would allow 15%. Zero percent Chinese investment is the answer. It's the only answer. There is no other answer. Zero percent Chinese ownership. And just like I say about the people who want to scream Islamophobia, you could scream anything you want, anti-Chinese this, anti-Chinese that. I'm anti-communists. All communists suck. All communism is evil. All communism is dangerous. And all communism needs to be thwarted and destroyed. I don't give these people an edge on anything. No, you can't own land in the United States. No, you can't own businesses in the United States. No, you're not allowed to surveil anybody in the United States. And nothing with Chinese tech can be allowed in the United States because all of it is utilized to hurt Americans and America's future. The answer is no. Don't care if you're happy. Kiss off. Was that clear? Did I say that with any level of clarity? I was right. Okay. Good. Just making sure. Just making sure. As a matter of concept, I agree with this legislation. I argue it doesn't go far enough. That's the story. It does not go far enough. But I like seeing that we've got some bipartisanship on this. You cannot trust communists and you cannot trust Islamists. End of list. Now, I will have people tell me that my commentaries are very anti-Muslim. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. I argue two things. First of all, Islam is not a religion. It is a political system. All you have to do is read. All you have to do is witness. All you have to do is listen. I have got imams who say that. I have said nothing wrong. I have said nothing rude. I have said nothing bigoted. I have also stated on this show that it is Islam that needs a reformation. And Muslims need to bring this about. And they have not. We live in Central Indiana. There are Muslims who live in Central Indiana. Okay.

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The question is to you. Where's your reformation? Where is your standing up to say, we don't do this here? Where is your break amongst your own people? Believers, however you want to describe it, not said in a negative way, said in an understanding we're talking about the same group way, about this is wrong and that is wrong and that attack is wrong and this statement is wrong and that treatment is wrong. Where is it? I can get it from Jews. I can get it from Christians. I cannot get it from Muslims. And when someone who is Muslim does say it, they're called a heretic. I on here, see Ali needs 24-7 protection. Her life is in danger at every moment. We can point to a lot of people who have this issue. Be afraid to say that there's an issue here? Absolutely not. Be afraid to say there's an issue with communists? Absolutely not. Be afraid to say that there's an issue in Dearborn? Absolutely not. To be afraid to say there's an issue in Minneapolis. With Somali nationals, absolutely not. Is every Somali national guilty of some crime? Absolutely not. But we do have the story that Ilhan Omar's sister is linked to some of the fraud in Minnesota. She used the address of a woman who is business partners with one of these people with feeding our future. They're the ones who were screwing Minnesota out of tens of millions, if not hundreds of millions of dollars. It's the largest public theft in Minnesota history. Which, of course, Democrats allowed to happen because they didn't want to stop anything for fear they'd be called a racist. Now we learn that Ilhan Omar's sister is connected through an address. Did Ilhan Omar get any money from this group? Is this? And after the closing of the quality leering center and all those places, is this why we saw Ilhan Omar's income drop? When she put in those amended returns and disclosures, I should say, saying, oh, she didn't make $30 million. She only made this. It was all a mistake. Oops. It wasn't an oops. You're lying to us and we know it. And we know it. And yes, I'm one of the people who absolutely believes because no proof has been given otherwise that she absolutely did on paper marry a relative, a brother in order to allow them to stay in the country. Absolutely. I'm a buyer into that and you can call me conspiratorial if you want. Fine. But everything else is data. Everything else is data. Who was connected to what? What was Ilhan Omar's sister connected to and was Ilhan Omar connected in any way? That's the question. Man, an investigation would really be great. And if people are found to be in connection, how about some charges and how about someone go to jail? Could we just see that happen in America just once? Be amazing. So we have got Dow futures up 44. NASDAQ futures down 206. I guess not everybody is thrilled about negotiations going on with Iran. After all, the oil's just free flowing. It is not.

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Tony Katz 93 WIBC. Good morning. Good to be with you. Well, they really wanted us to stop firing at them. So we did. And now we're negotiating. But if we don't like the negotiations, we're going to hit them three times as hard. We've heard all this before. It doesn't make President Trump look good in the slightest. Oil prices, $81 and 37 cents a barrel on the West Texas crew. The Brent crude at $86.85 cents, certainly down from 100. Certainly still above 80. The 10-year treasury at 4.626. Gold spot price, $4,028 an ounce. The silver is at $57.19 an ounce Bitcoin at 63,358. Boeing posts a wider loss than expected. Oh, because of Air Force One? Taking a $280 million loss on the long delayed program for two new Air Force One aircraft. Someone explains me what's happening here. They take the Qatari Boeing. That's going to be Air Force One. And we don't have the proper opportunities on that plane for defense. We don't have the proper materials on board to be able to deal with any level of attack. Then we have a program to build more planes that we utilize as Air Force One because any plane the president is on is Air Force One. And now we're further delayed and they're taking even more losses. Is this? An incapability for a Boeing? Is this just the realization that costs keep going up and the demands keep going up and there's just, there's no way to get things done on time, at least in the time frame they promised? Something going on here? That we can fix? Because it seems solely that Boeing is incompetent. That's what it looks like at all times. I don't like that. But that's indeed what it looks like. That Boeing is just incapable. Then there's a story about SpaceX. And so a full disclosure, I do not own SpaceX stock. SpaceX is at $113 a share. It is below where it opened when it launched just, was it less than a month ago? at um it opened at 135 it closed yesterday at 113 13 the pre-market has it at 109 now full disclosure i do not own any of it but i did say to my people that's right tony's got people what's it to you uh that i would be in at 110 i'm a believer And you would look at 110 and say it's certainly better than the open of 135. There's an upside here. It's not like the whole thing's going to go away. Oh, it could drop below 100. I have absolutely no idea. But there was an interesting story about SpaceX stock purchasing by Congress fueling conflicts. You have Republicans and Democrats.

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buying SpaceX within six days of its IPO. This all goes away if we don't allow any level of trading to take place by members of Congress, it can only happen through their proxies. I can't stop, if you have your investments somewhere, I can't stop those people from doing the investments. But individual stock buys by you, ooh, that's an issue. That's an issue. Also, Senator Todd Young scheduled to be on the midday show. We'll be discussing this. We'll be discussing a RAM. We'll be discussing the SAVE Act with Senator Todd Young. That's supposed to be at 1215. So looking forward to that, having that conversation because he's been pushing hard on the insider trading stuff. For sure. And yes, chat room, that's why I didn't buy on the IPO day. Because it's always a hype. And yes, it could drop even further. Absolutely it could. But there's the idea of chasing it down. I don't know if I'm that guy, right? I did better than if I had bought it there. I think that this is a good price to hit at. Do it. But again, I'm not the guy to listen to her stock advice at all. My point only was, was that I don't have any issue with people buying SpaceX. You can argue that if members are buying anything, that is a problem based on committees and information, so they shouldn't be able to buy individually. That's the story here. And we should be in favor of this. Always good to keep an eye on what members of Congress are doing what it is, that they want to get done where they're buying things and how they're utilizing their information to our disadvantage. Always good. Tony Katz 93 WIBC, good morning. Whoa. Okay.

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It's time to play America's favorite game. What the heck is that television theme song? Tony Katz 93 WIBC. Good morning. Here's how we play our game. Producer Carl selected a television theme song from yesteryear. I have to guess what it is. I'm allowed to utilize the chat room for help. I'm allowed to phone a friend. No, it is not the monkeys. Although it sounds like that. Some people think of my, ooh, that's also possible right there, M Dogg. It does sound like them, also sounds like the Beatles, but also sounds like the monkeys. You know what? Let me phone a friend. There it is. Matt Bear, what is the salvage and theme song? Pimp my ride. Good, good, good, good work. I think the chat room is right, and I think that producer Carl was trying to get sneaky. This is the closing theme for the monkeys. True or false? There it is. Well, I can't use the opening music because it's obvious. It's obvious. It is obvious right there. It is the monkeys and it was their closing theme. Well done. Well done. Unrelated, if anybody can recommend me a good rabbit repellent. I'd appreciate it. I do not know what's going on. I do not know what's happening. There have always been rabbits in the backyard. Mostly they've been fine. Okay, they'll eat something here and they'll eat something there. They have been devastating this year. And I've had enough. I thought you didn't have a garden. I don't have a, I have plants like the hostas. They're gone. And other plants gone. I know a couple people. You have to spray a deer repellent on your flowers. Yes. So I've heard this, but I want to know which one. And then what about those like the sonic ones, right? And they work on solar power. Do any of those work? Somebody had recommended in the chat room a coyote. Coyote. I thought that was a terrible idea. So if anybody has got a good one, a good idea for one, I'm all in. It's just, I've had enough. And mostly, and I am not a man who complains. I have a glorious life and my wife is perfect. Truly, truly, I'm a lucky man. I just don't want to hear it anymore. I don't want to hear about, look what the rabbits are doing. How do I stop that? I just want to stop them. I want this done. And my choices are to ask you, or flamethrower. These are my options. I'm not getting a dog. I'm not getting a pet. I don't want anything that I have to walk or clean up behind. No thank you. Yeah, but if you have a cat, it goes outside. I, hey, Carl, I have enough in my life. I want less in my life. And I don't want a subtraction by addition. I don't want less rabbits by now having a cat. No. No. The neighbor has a cat. That's enough. And that cat is not doing enough to keep the rabbits out of my yard. So clearly, your whole cat strategy doesn't work. Because now it has to be cats, plural, and all of a sudden, I'm that guy who has a lot of cats. No. I just want it to be done.

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Yes, you can grow certain things that have odor to them, mint, and there's a couple other things that you can do, lavenders, things like that. That will help. I agree. We haven't gotten to planting those things yet. Oh, I take that back. We did plant some of them. The rabbits ate them. It's been rough. These are my struggles. And then you look at things online, and there's something here called rabbit scram. I'm not, I'm not buying anything that has the word scram in it. It just can't happen. On Tony Katz today at noon, we will discuss the next steps regarding Iran, which are, there are no next steps regarding Iran. We're just doing what we do. But Benjamin Netanyahu is coming. Trump saying to Benjamin Netanyahu, hey, you may not want me to sell F-35s to... to Turkey, but I'm going to sell F-35s whoever I want to sell them to. And he's correct with the response to any world leaders saying, you can't do this or you shouldn't do that. I'll do what I want to do. That doesn't mean we should also be selling F-35s to Turkey. But the audio regarding Joe Biden and this book he wrote in 2017, his already impaired mental state and the sharing of classified information. Joe Biden, everybody around him needs to be brought up on charges. And Anthony Fauci, who will absolutely be appearing, testifying as he has been subpoenaed by Rand Paul. Rand Paul has done amazing, amazing work. Incredible work. in showing what kind of human being Anthony Fauci really is. And that is disgusting, a disgusting, repugnant human being who lied about COVID, who lied about saying, I'm not the guy who shut down schools. He absolutely is the guy who shut down schools. He is the guy who suggested it, if not demanded it from... Bill de Blasio demanded it from California and everybody was going to listen to Anthony Fauci because there was no problem in that. That's how you were going to succeed. These are terrible people. Absolutely terrible, terrible people. And we have to ask ourselves what we're going to do about this. And the media that bought in, the media that supported, the media that protected. What do we do about this? Oh, and the activists are after Sophie Cunningham. We said she didn't say anything weird or odd. She said something normal. Boy shouldn't be in girls' sports. The activists are after Sophie Cunningham? Why don't we be after the activist? Who the hell are they? You think boys should be in girls' sports? You think men should play in women's sports? You think a man could be a woman? I'm sorry, that freakiness is not welcome. Those lies, that fraud, that abuse, the idea that you want to mutilate children not welcome in our society. No, no, no, no. You're on the ounce. We don't let you have power and we don't listen to your voice because you need mental help.

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You need help. Go get it. No anger, go get help. But when you want to abuse our children, total anger. You want to now come at. Sophie Cunningham for saying nothing wrong? Screw off. Guys, we got to start getting a lot tougher with this. You can't put up with any of their nonsense. These are bullies who want to bully. They got to fold. I don't care if we're talking about, I don't care what the subject is. The bully can't be in charge. They have to fold. We have to stand strong. I'll get into this on Tony Katz today at noon. I'll catch you then. What is Toyota affordability? It's buying smart. Your local Toyota dealer has great deals available today on Tacoma, Tundra, and Forerunner with the space and features for any adventure. It means driving for less, with available hybrid options, delivering great MPGs without sacrificing power. And it means trading for more. Toyota is known for building long-lasting vehicles, meaning your truck will hold its value for years to come. Shoptojota.com to find out more. Toyota, let's go places.