Democrats get their assets kicked by Rubio. Plus, The Left melts down over Scott Pelley, Outrage over CBS and the latest on Graham Platner

You have a complaint this morning, my friends. Congress is trying to steal my act. They are. Congress is trying to act like a, well, they are acting like a circus. Yesterday, we had Secretary of State Marco Rubio. He appeared before the House Foreign Affairs Committee. At least that's what the sign on the door said. But after watching the hearing, I'm not convinced that's what it actually was. Because once again, the Democrats are completely out of control. When most Americans hear Foreign Affairs Committee, we're thinking about China. We think about Iran. We think about Russia. We think about trade negotiations. We think about national security, diplomacy. We think about tariffs. But after watching the hearings yesterday, I'm not convinced, you know, that's what it's actually about. Members of Congress spent their time talking about Donald Trump taking naps, playing video clips of revisiting the 2020 elections, and yes. discussing Marco Rubio's shoes. His shoes. His shoes. Yeah, but they're snazzy shoes. They're really nice shoes. Aren't they the shoes that the president got for everybody? See, he's like a, this president is a dictatorial king who is making his staff and cabinet wear the shoes that he picked out. Correct. It's like your animals. No, James. It's like the Nazis. The Nazis had a uniform. Oh. And Trump has a uniform. Oh, I am sorry. Jack booted thugs. I forgot about that. Right. The SS. No, no, no, no. That's the tattoo that the Democrat candidate. Come on. We got it. Come on. Come on. James a cheat sheet, please. He's having a hard time keeping up. His shoes. This is Representative Sarah Jacobs telling Rubeo that he has a nice pair of shoes. Mr. Secretary, who won the 2020 presidential election? Oh, hold on a second. Hold on a second. Did I mention that? That they also talked to took us back to the 2020 elections? They're now the election deniers. They just, I can't. How do you? Right. We had it all yesterday. Representative Sarah Jacobs. Okay, great. You can't answer the question, even though we all know that President Biden won. I don't answer the question because the Secretary of State, I do not participate in domestic political issues. This is not about domestic political issues. This is about.

our democracy. You're asking me to opine, just like I don't do campaign rallies. It seems like you, because as Secretary of State, we're not supposed to. That's been the long tradition of the department. And you should know that if you've been on this committee for any period of time. Mr. Secretary, it seems like you have an issue admitting facts. You can't say that the president lost the 2020 election, just like you won't admit President Trump is losing this reckless war of choice. And just like you couldn't admit that the shoes the president bought you were too big. You clearly don't know what winning means. And not because the facts are unclear to you. Wait a minute. minute the shoes were too big you didn't tell me that well yeah i think i think some people well marco's got tiny he does have tiny hands we knew he had tiny is that what she was referring to the president trump calling uh Marco Rubio tiny hands like what 12 years ago 10 12 years ago you know it took her a long time to set up the insult She's not going to be invited on the next Netflix roast of anybody because it wasn't really that strong of a bar. The shoes were too big. The president. And just like you couldn't admit that the shoes the president bought you were too big. You clearly don't know what winning means. And not because the facts are unclear to you. It's because telling the truth the truth would cost you your job. And the American people are entitled to a secretary of state who tells them the truth even when the president doesn't want to hear it. And my constituents, our service members deserve better. Mr. Chairman, I yield back. Okay. I don't know what shoes she's talking about. What is she talking about? Representative Tim Burchett, you're recognized. I don't know. Thank you, Mr. Chairman, if you'd like to answer any of that. Sure. I would. I mean, he gave me some floor-shime shoes. They're actually pretty good. They fit fine. I don't know. I don't know what she's talking about. And maybe that's what she's referring to. Your shoes look very nice today, Mr. Secretary. How can you see them? They're way down here. Ooh. Who? We're talking about shoes. Are you guys kidding me? I mean, is this the Foreign Affairs Committee or is this like a circus? This is what I'm saying. We're supposed to be the circus, not the Foreign Affairs Committee. They took my job to Democrats. They're turning the foreign affairs into a circus, and all we had was Democrats stealing the role as clown.

Meanwhile, we have China. They're working around the clock to expand their influence around the world. Iran is pursuing ambitions in the Middle East. Russia remains locked in conflict in Ukraine. The cartels are still flooding our country with drugs and human trafficking, but apparently Congress found time to conduct a fashion review. This is embarrassing. I mean, on one side of their face, they're talking about how we're not involved in another endless war and that the president has taken the economy. Not on the other side of their face, they're talking about shoes and 2020, the election of 2020. The Democrats are not serious. Or maybe they are serious. Maybe this is what they believe the American people want to hear. Maybe they believe that this is what their job is to fiddle while the world burns. At one point, Marco Rubio finally asked, you know, the question that millions of Americans are, you know, are wondering, what is going on here? What is, seriously, what is going on? My favorite part of the exchange is Marco Rubio is basically like, how do you even know? My shoes are behind the desk. It's like you're just, you're just pandering. You're just searching for anything. You can't see my shoes. You can't. You're sitting up there. I'm down here. And my shoes are tiny. Right. Small. I'm a short king. Right. You know, I got small hands and small feet. What are you talking about? You see my shoes. You're lying. Just like this whole procedure has been a lie. Oh, Democrats, they had all of their asses out. That's what my mom used to say. You know, son, you're showing all your asses. Actually, that's what my dad said. My dad was saying that. Before I get a space. If I was Marco Rubio. Mm-hmm. I would follow up yesterday's hearing. I mean, it was it really a hearing? I mean, it was more like an actual circus. That's what I'm saying. I would send her clown shoes and a clown nose. You know what? They should do that on their own. Don't you think they should come into the hearings dressed up like different circus acts if they're going to go all the way. You know, that woman who was just talking, she could be the bearded woman. I, you know. No, that's Sarah McBride. You're right. Transgender woman from... You're right. Yeah. Who was that woman, that old woman with like the purple hair and that kind of thing? I think she's from Connecticut. I always forget her name, but yeah, she... She had a moment yesterday, but that was a different hearing. We'll do that at a different time. She had a moment. The Democrats all had a moment. As a matter of fact, we're going to listen to some of the Democrats. I want you to see just how unsurious they are, how unready they are for the world, how unready they are for leadership.

This is the Democrat Party. Oh, you mean other than the four years that we could go back to when Joe Biden was unfortunately the President of the United States? But you know what? Unfortunately, or fortunately, the Democrats had their act together. No, what they had was power. They had more reigns of power. They did not have their act together because now we're seeing what they're really like without power. And it's frightening. They must be vanquished from the land. Is that harsh language? I'm not calling for the... Are you saying that Donald Trump should have declared war on the Democrat Party instead of Iran? That's exactly what I'm saying. Okay. After he crowned himself king so we can just stop all of this nonsense. What kind of shoes are you? Do you have nice shoes today? I haven't even bothered to check your shoes. Converse Chuck Taylor's. Ah, I can't wear Chuck Taylor's. Really? I've got wide feet and flat feet. And even, even when Chuck Taylor's were like the pinnacle of 90s, you know, fashion, I couldn't wear him. I'm a new balance guy. Really? I have been a new balance guy since before I was a grass-cutting suburban white dad. Do you remember ponies? Do you remember ponies? I do. I mean, I never had a pair. I tried to wear ponies. But then I went right back. I just gravitated to Converse my whole life. So you grew up in the era of Phila. Yes. Did you ever have any of those? No. Okay. It was pony and then back to Converse. A Pima for a hot second. Just didn't like it. I have been a New Balance guy since I, probably for, I mean, I'm 48, so probably for 35 years I have rocked New Balance. I was wearing Congress before Barry Bird and Larry Bird and Magic Johnson were wearing them. Wow. I know. Go back to the original Chuck Taylor's. The Chuck Taylor's, they go with my cowboy hat too. My cowboy hat or my du rag. They're versatile like that. Chucks, you want to see you? Sure, yeah. Let's, hey, show your chucks. Oh, the black on blacks. Yeah, okay. Yeah, black. Because I'm black, y'all. Don't forget to show the, black. Don't forget to show the camera. Remember, we, if you're watching on the at 550 KFYI YouTube feed, you can see. Yeah, don't be doing that, man. Come on. Pull something right there. Coming up next. Democrats, circus, just circus on parade in D.C. One price freeway, you've got to collect the free eye hard radio at. They're talking about shoes. Marco Rubio's shoes. Oh, oh, uh. People are saying, James, they still couldn't see your shoes on the 550, KFII. Okay, what, YouTube? See, that camera right there. This one right here, pointed the one right at you. Yeah, hold on. Hold on. Let me listen. Hold on. Yeah. Okay.

Yeah, there we go. Yeah, that probably works. It's a little bit behind in real time, so we'll have to check and see. Hopefully that worked, but don't pull the hamstring. Well, that's the problem there. You know, you've got to be careful. End up going to QC Kinetics. Well, right after the show. What happened, James? Well, I- Yeah, I'm showing the audience my shoes. They couldn't see it. Look, look. How can you see my shoes when you're up there? You can't see my shoes from here. Same situation. That's what Mark and Marco Rubio should have done. He should have pulled back and at least take off the shoe or something like that. Now, again, can I go back into my A-Train persona? Yes. This is a great opportunity for him to really play up and go, oh, you like these shoes? Who? How about you like these shoes when I shove them straight up? Yeah. Your candy. Assets. Assets. Pull a rock. Well. I mean, if they're going to turn all of Congress into... an S show, you might as well just embrace it. He's up there trying to be demure and proper. You know what? He didn't cut loose. He did cut loose. He did cut loose because you had a, I don't know who the representative was. She started asking them questions. And then when he answered, tried to answer the questions, she just got up and walked out. She just got up and walked out in the middle of his explanation. Why is she leaving? I'm going to answer her questions. I will. Oh, she's got. Okay, I got it. Well, thank you for coming. All right, so we're going to talk about maybe she's on her period. Oh, you know, we got to, that's something. Representative McBride, do you have a pad I can borrow? Probably it. That's probably what happened. And then McBride would go, no, because I actually have a penis. Don't get mad at me. This is what Ansari and Grahava, Arizona's congresswoman. Yeah, they were all talking about that earlier this week. If they were on their period, they wouldn't be there. That's true. Because they get the day off because they got the period. They're trying to get legislation passed, you know, trying to get it passed so that, you know, they could have their peers. Because sometimes the periods are painful. That's probably why this representative got up and started to. run towards the door. Pablo asked for the day. He said he was menstruating yesterday and he needed to take the day off. I told him, no, man. We don't, we don't abide by that. Yeah. We have strict standards here. Yeah, we're a professional. We're professionals here. Yeah, at the circus. You can't just be taken off because you got your period there, Pablo. You can't do that. Sorry, Pablo. It's my man moon. That's what it is. What? Man moon. What was that? What's a month that comes? Man moon? Man moon?

What the hell are you talking about? I'll explain later. Yeah, you better explain. Are you basically saying that like you have a cycle, a monthly cycle? I think all men at one time we probably did. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it right now. What kind of liberal hippie? What the hell? I knew I'd get you all. You got me up in your cousin on a Thursday morning. Do you collect crystals too? No, no, no, no, no. Making sure. I was making sure. man moon he said man moon all right i thought that was a marvel superhero that could be wait a minute Didn't they have a Marvel superhero with a Moon Night? Moon Night. That's right. Moon Night. I think my son's going to Phoenix Fan Fusion this weekend. He's a big Moon Knight fan. I might have to see if he's dressing up in character or anything. He and his friends are going down the convention center. That would be kind of cool. They did have a short mini-series out on Moon Night. Yeah, Moon Night was a... one of their TV shows, I think it was like eight or nine episodes. It was pretty good. Yeah, pretty decent. Well done. Did you watch the latest Daredevil yet? I did. Was it good? Or did it drop off? Because it was real, the first part of that was last season was excellent. I liked the, because it's Daredevil born again. Right. I liked the other season better than this one. Okay. But it was good. It's worth watching. If you're a Daredevil fan, you absolutely should watch it. Okay. Okay. I never saw anybody's shoes, though. So. More Democrats yelling at Marco Rubio. Giving contracts with no transparency is exactly the reason why you shut down USAID. So practice what you preach. I deal. Oh, she gets to scream now, too. Chairman, can we take down her words? I'll give you some time. Can we just stop congressional hearings? I think she was a sister. You could tell. How could you tell? The voice inflection. I almost could hear the head wagging and the finger wagging. Pablo, could you bring that back? Having contracts with no transparency is exactly the reason why you shut down USAID. So practice what you preach. You think so? No. I don't judge people's race by how they sound. You should. I was once talking to a blind man and he knew that I was black. How did you know I'm black? You blind. He said I can hear it in your voice. Black inflection. That was the summer of 92. 82, actually. I was in university. See, I, at the beginning of that, I think it could go both ways because at the beginning, she didn't sound black to me. She sounded liberal, liberal white Karen a little bit. Let's listen to it. Let's see her. Scientific research purposes. Here we go. Keeping contracts with no transparency is exactly the reason why you shut down USAID. So practice what you preach. Practice what you preach, Mr. Okay. The first part of it, I agree with you 100%. She was one step away from saying.

Marco Rubio, I want to speak to your manager. You're right. You are right. And then the back half is when she got the little swagger. Who is? Do we know who this is? Do we know who that is, Pablo? We got to look that up. I'm going to look that up. Yes. One of us is right. Yeah. We will have to prove which one of that. There's also a chance it could just be a man in a wig. It wasn't the McBride. It's a Democrat. We do know it was a Democrat. We get the research team on that one. Okay. Democrats, or actually the House did pass a war powers act yesterday. And guess what? Guess what? It doesn't actually mean anything? Well, no. It doesn't actually mean anything. But as far as symbolism goes, you kind of meant something. When you were teasing it, James, you forgot the most important part if you look through the mainstream media. What's that? Oh, see, you just gave it away. You just gave it away. We're going to talk about the bipartisan war powers vote that took place yesterday coming up next. The free I-Heart Radio app. I have the answer. Okay. And. James, you are correct. Oh, my God. I should never have doubted the power of your black. I'm telling you. You can hear it. Your black dar went off. Black dar. Yes. Yeah. The representative that walked out after answer asking Secretary Marco Rubio a question was Representative Sidney Kalmager Dove. Wait a minute. Sydney. Cal Margaret dashed dove. Like she's a hyphen, like, you know, she kept her name. Her first name is Sydney? Sydney, yes. She's not fully black. According to the Wikipedia, she is. Sydney. Let me see her. Let me see her. Let me see what she looks like. Okay, come here, look, look. Yeah, I mean, she's, yeah, I mean, oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I mean, she looks black. Whatever her parents were white or she was adopted? Sidney Kai Kalmoggerda. Yeah, Sydney Kai. That is not a black name. Serves, she was born in 1972. Okay. Serves California's 37th California district. She's been there for three years. Okay, look, I don't have a black card. My black card has been revoked. She was born in the... In Chicago, she went to USC, Southern California. She has a bachelor's in political science. I want to know about her parents. Wait, this is where she's a member of Zeta Phi Beta. Zeta Phi Beta. Yeah, is that one of those? No, that's not one of the Black Greeks. That's not one of the Skiwi. No, that's not a Skiwi. That's not a ski week. That's not Skiwi. All I know about Black. Beta, who what? Tell me again. Zeta 5 beta. No. No.

She once replaced Karen Bass on the California, sir. All right, okay. This woman here, she was either adopted and raised by white parents or what of the parents is. You just lost your black card again. Why? Because the research team just sent me a very important notice. Okay. Zeta Phi Beta is a historically African American sorority. Zeta Phi Beta? Uh-huh. focused on addressing social causes. Right here. It started a night. How do I know more about the black sorority than you do? Wikipedia. It started at Howard University. Zeta Phi Beta? Uh-huh. But listen to the player one more time for us, Pablo. Let's see if you can bring this woman up. Zeta Phi Beta. Then we really need to talk about the war powers. I did. I did lose my black card on that one. Or the war is ending. Let's listen to this woman. Giving contracts with no transparency is exactly the reason why you shut down USAID. So practice what you preach. Here's what it is. She's got this amalgamation of, as you would call it, black speak, mixed in with like California, L.A. Suburban. Suburban, you know, surfer chick sounds. Valley girl? Valley girl, but not full one like Katie Hobbs. Right. That would be atrocious. Right. That would be horrible. Can you imagine a black woman sounding like Katie Hobbs? That would be frightening, actually. Especially for Katie Hobbs, considering she doesn't like black from her staff or don't even ride on the elevator. Okay, War Powers Act. We had four Republicans that cross over to vote with the Democrats. Yeah, so there was a vote in the House yesterday. They passed a war powers resolution to end military conflict in Iran. Every single Democrat, including Sydney, cum, logger, whatever. Yeah. And four Republicans joined it on the vote. See, that's it right there, the four Republicans. Yeah, well, I'm going to give you the four Republicans because every Democrat voted for it plus four Republicans. They would be Warren Davidson of Ohio. Tom Amy Coney Barrett of Michigan, Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania, and then there's one. I'm going to leave the last one for you. Do you want to take a guess? Who? Who has the biggest acts to grind with Donald Trump? Oh, Thomas Massie. Yeah, Thomas Massie of Kentucky voted for the War Powers Act. Now, basically what this means is, you know, nothing, because it has to go to the Senate now, and the Senate is controlled by Republicans, very unlikely to pass. But even if they did, Right. It goes to the president's desk. And I doubt very seriously that Donald Trump is going to sign legislation that would end his ability to conduct military operations in Iran. And he would veto it. Right. Then it would go back to the House and they don't have the necessary votes to.

override. So basically it was symbolic. It's a symbolic vote. For the Trump haters, Trump, never Trumpers to be able, Republicans to be able to join with the Democrats and show the ranks. Now what this does puts the issue, you know, in the mainstreaming, because the mainstream media, I mean, I'm looking at an NPR article right now in a bipartisan measure. Like, they act like, you know, 30, 40 Republicans vote. It was four. And one of which, by the way, will vote against Donald Trump for everything now until the end of his term in early January. Right. When we come back, I just heard from a very influential, a black Republican female, gives me a little bit background on the Zeta Phi Beta. A black Republican female. Yeah. See, you don't know I have these kind of connections. I didn't know that there was a Black Republican female. I mean, I figured Winsome Earle-Sears was the only one. Oh, no. We're out here. We exist. But you all know each other, right? Yes, we do. We do know each other. All Black Republicans know each other, and we all look alike. Do you still get, is there a head nod? Is there like a... Oh, yeah. Yeah, that's part of the thing. You were so jealous of that. I am. We didn't do the fist bump. We just did a head knot. You were with me in Milwaukee. You were so upset. Oh, trust me. You're not the first black guy I've ever seen to the head knot. I just want, like, I wish I was cool enough and a part of the community enough and invited to the cookout that when a black dude sees me, he's like, so, but you know what a patron? You're not because you're extra white. What up extra white? Even if somebody did that to you, you wouldn't know how to handle yourself. You'd probably just start pee on your stuff. You're just so excited. What's up, man? What's up, brother? I'd be going to the barbershop. Hey, man, I need to get lined up. They'd be like, what are you talking about? What are you doing? They'd look at my hair right here and be like, you have stringy ass, seeding the airline on your... There's not a lot of black folks barbers here in the valley. I need that fade in a lineup. Especially in Tucson. I used to go to Mexicans to get my fade back when I had hair. There's a long story behind that. There's a reason why I'm bald today. Because of the Mexican barbers? Well, the one black barber in Tucson, I found out, was telling friends that when you're giving me a shave, you wanted to slit my throat because I was a Republican. True story. That's not good customer. No, it was not at all. So I started to do it in myself. And just going bald. That's right. And now you're going bald. Now you can't do anything about it. Yeah, message from a friend coming up next. The free I-Hard radio app. This would be the Zeta Phi Beta. I have it on my face. Him, yeah. This is a hymn. Zeta-5-Beta him. And I'm telling you, I heard from, now I've heard from others. Aaron and that you are justified in saying that my black card is now double locked in the in the deep vault.

Zeta Phi Beta is a black sorority. They were outcasters who couldn't become Delta or AKA. That's Skibee. Which one, AKA, is that the Skiwi? Skiwi. That's Kamala Harris. So wait. What do you mean they were outcast? Like they weren't good enough to. Yeah, I guess so. So they weren't good enough for the big house. So they had to figure form their own house. Delta Sigma Theta was number one. Oh. Alpha Kappa Alpha is number two. So much division. Zeta Phi Beta, which you just reference is number three. And there's another one, Sigma Gamma Row number four. Huh. Zeta Pledge Line was always the shortest and the least watched. Everyone knew who the losers on campus were. Wow. That's terrible. I heard from my sister. My sister, she's in Mississippi. Um, do I want to out her? I mean, she is a black Republican. Sure, why not? Okay. I don't want it, because she's in the deep South, you know, mostly. So where a lot of Republicans are. Where are a lot of black Democrats. All of them are in deep South. See, I may be outing her by saying that my sister is a conservative. I think she was already guilty by association. Well, that's true. She says Sydney can be a black name. And she said, it's a black sorority. James, James, Sidney Poitier. You're right. But that's a man. Yeah, but, I mean. Here's the part. Here's the part that's really crazy. By the way, we're talking about Zeta. Was it Zeta? Yes. Because the representative that walked out on Marco Rubio yesterday. As we were digging into her, we found out that she was a member of the Zeta 5. So she is like a third tier sorority and a third tier representative. I have a relative apparently. who was part of this sorority. Zeta, five, something or other? Yes. And the relative is oddly related to Congressman Jim Clyburn. Well, aren't you, you're related to? By marriage. Oh, but this is like... Same deal. Same by marriage. Just, you just...

And I need to apologize on behalf of that, the relative, because this is just, this is just wrong. Gary in Tucson is listening because earlier this week, Gary accused us of being juvenile and uninformative. And we have just informed. Edgimicated. The people listening throughout Arizona. Throughout the country on the iHeart radio app and now watching this live on YouTube at 550, KFII, all about the history of a prestigious, although not as prestigious as some of the other black sororities. If you had ever heard of Zeta 5 Beta before, my listening audience, please raise your hand. See? nobody except for the friend was listed good i i certainly never i didn't i didn't know pablo do you ever ever no the only one i'd revenge of the nerds they had that they lambda lambda baby what's wrong with you i was an unofficial member of a fraternity in college like i pledged grab a hold of thigh all the time oh that's a big one but i was never really let in much that's a big one So I just, I pledged, like, every weekend. They tried to give me to pledge Alpha, Q, what was the one where they brand you? I'm like, they already branded our people. Why would you allow yourself to be branded for a fraternity? I just, they take a hot brand like a, and shh. Every now and then I would hang out with the Tapakagabrewski's.

The left is melting down over a Scott Pelly. I mean, what is it with this? You get a comedian that gets fired or you get a news person and all of a sudden the left loses freedom of speech and tyranny. Should we mention that the show was losing audience and hemorrhaging money and that he was one of the highest paid employees on the program? And he basically two days earlier rocked up to his boss and said, F you, buddy. All of the liberal media losers who have been fired by different networks in the past are now coming to the surface in support of Scott Pelley. And there is a lesson to learn here. I think, I think that. The media is no longer listening to the people. And the people are now starting to get their way. I'm going to explain this whole thing. For years, the media elite told us that 60 Minutes was the golden standard of journalism. The most trusted news in name and news. The crown jewel of television reporting. Come on, y'all. What 60 Minutes became was a weekly meeting of Democrat Party book club members. You know what? I used to love 60 Minutes. I used to love Andy Rooney, his little commentary. You know what the problem with ice cream is? When you get a brain freeze. That was pretty good. There was a lot of conversation this week about Marco's shoes. I had a pair of shoes once that were given to me by my grandfather. That old homie, homestyle reporting. Yeah, he was in the vein of like the old Paul Harvey. Yeah, yeah. Quaint and charming. You know, the words, they were tight, the script, you know, the monologues were fantastic. I loved, I grew up on that. You know, for the most part, he had, he was a commentator. He was a feature, you know. Not until late, very late in his career that he kind of turned left. Right, but he, you know, he made his way investigative reporting is what 60 minutes, well, kind of started being. And then you realize, well, they're just hacked journalists with an agenda like everybody else. The only difference is they had that really cool intro. Next on 60 Minutes tonight. The villains are always conservatives on 60 Minutes. The heroes were always progressive. The assumptions were always left-wing. And if you questioned it, you know, they told you that you were the problem. That's how it was. This Bari Weiss woman walks. Bari Weiss. It's fascinating. They're trying to say that she's some type of right-wing revolutionary, but she's not. Bari Weiss is center left. I'm reading that she's kind of like old school Democrat. Bari Weiss is trying to save CBS News from the fate that is, I mean, happening across a lot of different news organizations, which is the old school way of doing news.

is not working. Now, you can lament that or whatever, but how many newspapers across the country have we seen gone out, go out of business? How many TV, local news TV stations? How many news radio stations have we seen, you know, struggle recently? The way consumers and the American public get news is changing, largely because of the advent of social media. And by the way, the reason that the American public is finding these alternate outlets is because they have realized for decades now that the news we've been presented by the big three networks and by all of the old gray lady is nothing more than Democrat propaganda. And that's the real story, isn't it? It's not whether Bari Weiss, whether she succeeds or fails at CBS, it's that the news has changed. The old media establishment has finally come to its end. And you can't rely on the prestige anymore. You can't rely on the legacy. You can't rely on the self-appointed authority. You have other platforms that have come in, and they have been absolutely persuasive. And now that is forcing the CBSes and the ABCs and the NBC's to try to persuade as well. And truth be told, if they had to survive on their own, meaning you cut the funding away from, separate the funding from the entertainment wing of the Big Three to just the news, they would not be able to survive. They don't have an audience.

And the louder they scream, the more convinced people are that this white woman is right. She's right to come in here and shake things up. And the fact that you have so many of these has-beens, these washed-ups coming up and complaining and moaning, oh, this is true. That further evidence that this woman is on to something. She is on to something. Um, who was it, uh, used to be with seeing and not down, uh, the one who got, Jim Acosta. Right, the one who used to spat with the president all the time. When he thought he was the big man on campus, he got his come up and he got fired by CNN. I think he was one of the first to get fired by CNN. Now here he is again, CNN. Here he is sticking up for CBS, for Scott Pally. Yeah, there's no question about it. I mean, we already have one Fox in this country. Do we need to? I don't think we need to. But they're on the verge of creating a second Fox News in this country. What does that got to do with anything? He's on MS. He was on, okay, he used to be with CNN. Here he is on MS now talking about CBS is dead, so now they're going to have, there's another Fox coming. Well, if Fox is making money. If Fox is reporting the truth. So I just very quickly, I just Googled, just a very quick Google search. Problems at 60 minutes. Come on. Here's a list from TVinsider.com of the top 10 journalistic scandals that have plagued 60 minutes. Number 10. was a problem with a racial bias story that talked about in 2021, that how facial recognition technologies led to the wrongful arrests of black men, but only gave airtime to white experts. That's problematic. Number nine. Okay. In 91. Ed Werner received bad press. He's the so-called father of self-help books. Okay. And in the piece. His daughter accused him of molesting her. But it turns out she later admitted she was paid $200,000 by the producers of 60 Minutes to make the allegation. Okay, that should have ended everything. In 1998. 60 Minutes had to issue a Maya Coppal about a 97 segment about the smuggling of illegal drugs across the U.S. Mexico border in San Diego.

The segment featured a memo purposely written by Rudy Camacho. Turned out not to be, not to be real. Let's go back to 1980, the Jeep and Audi safety concerns. Wait, didn't they have somebody? Wait, it wasn't. 60 minutes to show that had a car blow up or something like that? No, that was, I believe that was ABC. Oh, that was one of the other ones. Okay, okay, yeah. All right, they interviewed Timothy McVeigh at one point in what was described as a largely positive interview. That was the guy that blew up the federal building. Yeah, in Oklahoma City, right, right. In 2013, they had to discredit its own reporting regarding Benghazi. They got this is the only 10 or the top 10. Oh, this is the top 10. Uh, this is the top 10, uh, in 2018. Investigators hired by CBS's own board of directors determined that 60 minutes didn't stop inappropriate sexual conduct by creator Don Hewitt or success sir Jeff Fager. Oh my. Uh. Four CBS News employees lost their job in 2005 after an end. This was the big one. This goes back to the George W. Bush National Guard story where they forged the National Guard. What was the name of that? Dan Rather. Dan Rather than the night of host. Okay. Then, of course, there was the huge lawsuit by Donald Trump after they doctored. Kamala Harris had they changed her president of Kenna Harris answer on Iran because she totally butchered it and then in 1995 this was the big one the They had the brakes scandal where they applied that the brakes on cars weren't working. This is the beacon of journalism that Scott Pelly has been for a long time, has had problems time and time again. And then, but then they want to go, well, Scott Pelley's been there for decades. He's an esteemed jerk. He's a hat. He's a hack. And let's not forget. It doesn't matter how accomplished he is. He walked in to his boss's office and basically said, F you, I don't like the job you're doing. See, this is personal. This is personal. Look, I mean, you've experienced this. Anybody that owns a business. If you're losing money, losing customers, and you have a highly compensated employee that walks into your office and says, I've got a problem with what you're doing. F you, buddy, you're going to be like, you know what? I don't think you, you don't fit in here anymore. Do you think I can do that? Can I walk into my boss's office and say something like that? You could probably do anything because you're, you're, Pablo could not. New guy Pablo would have a problem. What are you trying to say? I can do it under the cloak of my blackness. I could probably get away with a little bit more. See, you have something that 60 minutes does it and Scott Pelley didn't have. What, profit? Yeah, rating. Ratings and revenue. Ratings and revenue.

The free I Heart the radio app. There's big changes going on to CBS and the fallout is hilarious. You can see who the old guard is. You can see how they think about themselves. They don't think about themselves as just doing a job. No, no. These reporters see it as a religion, as a calling. And they have protections. They have the Constitution that's designed to allow them to be able to protect democracy. And now you have Don Lemon. Don Lemon. He's back. The Lemon should be in jail for what he did up in Minneapolis. He really should be. He should be in jail. But instead, he's still able to go out there and stand on his soapbox. He's able to pontificate his importance and how democracy is at stake. And something like this happens, it triggers. There's a trigger there all over again. What I write about in the book, the day it happened to me. Because as you were reading Scott Pelly's story, it's so similar to my story. Really? And so I would imagine even people who didn't end up having to leave a network or pushed out or whatever it is. Just journalists in general are triggered by this, producers, writers. And I think there are all the people who are over at CBS now who are still fighting the good fight. There are hundreds of them over there. And they are committed to making 60 minutes. continue to be the news program that it is and that it deserves to be. The fraudulent corrupt show that it is. All these people... They're committed. Talking about 60 minutes like this is the 1970s and 1980s. Again, it's not the... These are the same people that are talking about the loss of Stephen Colbert and the Tonight Show. Like, it's 1993 with David Letterman. But even in 1993, the 1970s, what's the big deal? Oh, you only had three networks in the 1970s. They're telling you the news. Oh, and they were able to control your thoughts. Now, you just went through a list of all of what, the top 10 CBS infractions. They're not all, just the top 10. CBS and Fractions. They're not CBS, 60 Minutes in Fraction. Yes. With this specific program that everybody is lauding as the beacon of American journalism somehow. Fraudulent. There will be no truth. Lies. No. news because a Sunday afternoon. Corruption show with a cool intro is no longer on the air. Manipulation. That's what they pushed. That's what they pushed. And now that they've been called out.

The audience left them a long time ago. Now did you got somebody in there trying to, you know, stop the sieving, maybe make it profitable, maybe make it entertaining. Now, informative, now you got a problem. Now, Don Lehman is coming out and he sounded just like Scott Pelly. History is not going to look fondly on the person, a person who destroyed the most storied news journalism magazine show in anywhere, not just in America. It's not going to look fondly on that. And I'm glad you said that it's murdering. Yes. Murdering. I thought that was meet the press. CBS. Bari Weiss is murdering. She's murdering, helping to murder and end journalism in the First Amendment. And she should be very aware of that, especially someone who has an organization or owned a news organization called the Free Press. How murdering? How would Don Lemon know? Don Lemon wouldn't know news and journalistic integrity. Well, I was going to say something about his white husband. But I don't want to. That would just be personalizing something. That would be. We don't want to break that. We don't do that. We don't do that here. No. So, yeah. But this is the news program, DeJure, because, okay, a year ago, they told us. that NPR was the most esteemed news outlet in America, and we needed to fund the corporation for public broadcasting because millions of Americans could only get news from NPR. And before that, it was meet the press. No, no, wait, wait. I'm sorry, I cut you off. Keep going. Before that, it was meet the press. But then somewhere in there, it was Stephen Colbert. Come on, come on. Because, like, just whenever one of their. Black-Tie White House correspondent dinner cronies gets called out for no longer being profitable and no longer meeting the needs of the American consumer, all of a sudden it's an end to democracy. We need to pause and not lose the fact that since in President Trump's second term, we have been watching the pruning. We have been watching. The media get pruned. All of those organizations you just named. Jim Acosta, Adon Lemon, all of these people, they're gone now. Joy Reed, they're gone now. Scott Pelly, gone now. Who was that, Moran, Moron, Tim Moran, gone. Oh, yeah, he was at ABC, right? Right. These people have been cleared out. You've got news, I mean, see it, MSNBC, change their name to MSN now, rebranded. This is winning.

We're sitting here reacting to this because you are full of yourself. Yeah, but let us not forget. He got fired. You know what they're really all upset about? Do you know where Americans, I mean, other than the people that listen to talk radio in the conservative circus, watch us now on the newly launched YouTube channel at 550KFYI on you? Is this still a soft launch? Yeah, I mean, we're talking about it. Did you fix the camera angle? Yes, so we see more of me? No, no, you're, I got to wait for the, seriously? I got to wait for the radio factory engineering team. I can just reach all and touch this one over here. No, don't, you don't touch anything. Sir. We, no, no. We're getting together later today. We're going to, we're tweaking. It's a work in progress. We're like the Constitution, a living, breathing document. No, no, no. That's not the Constitution. Constitution is not set in stone, but... But do you know where they get all the American people are getting their news now? X, Instagram, TikTok. Yes. Was it Nick Sorter? The guy that goes out and actually does investigative reporting in California to the point where California now had to pass legislation to make investigative journalism a crime? And what does that tell you? You're absolutely correct. And what does that tell you? They're upset because they're realizing, wait a minute, I can't make $20 million a year being an esteemed journalist if some dude with a camera and a phone can do a better job faster and do more in-depth reporting. Do you think the guy with the better phone and the gumshoot technique? Is he going to get a loose sight block? Is he going to get the Peabody or the Merrill or something like that? Well, remember, was it the White House correspondent's dinner or whatever Edward R. Murrow Award or whatever they were giving. They gave it to the guy at Axios who reported about Joe Biden's mental decline six years too late. He was so, so brave and broke the story that everybody in the American public already knew. And this is what they do. They compete for that. That's important to them. The world has moved on. Hey, before we get to our newscast, I am getting people asking because the camera angle is not great. People want to know what hockey jersey I'm wearing today. Oh. You got the Riverman? Yeah, the Peoria Riverman. That is a minor league. Well, how come you're not wearing your team? Golden Knight. Superstition. I generally don't, unless I'm going to the game. Right. I generally don't wear my team's jersey on game day. I save it to wear the next day to gloat in victory.

I see. And we play it tonight. Okay. So then you'll be working it tomorrow. Right. When we go up to O on the hapless Carolina hurricane. And there you go. Coming up next, we've got a situation in which we need to talk to the Arizona Republican Party chairman, Sergio Ariano, because it looks like Adrian Fontes, Secretary of State. He's got some explaining to do. That's coming up. It's only a four-hour show. Probably the free I Heart Radio app. And live on YouTube. Yeah, I had to start putting that in there. Just search 550, K-FYI. Yeah, we got to get the word out. Even though the camera's blocking your face right now, the mic is blocking your face. We're working on that. All right. Two years ago, Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes' office exposed. Confidential voter information belonging to people in the state's address confidential reality program. Victims of domestic violence, stalking, sexual offenses, as well as law enforcement and court personnel. The breach wasn't publicly disclosed. Instead, it was uncovered through the public records request and new reporting shows nearly nine months passed before the office even realized the protected information had been released. Joining us in the center ring is Arizona Republic Party chairman, Sergio Ariano, and Sergio, walk us through exactly what happened here. How does protected information belonging to vulnerable Arizonans get released and then go unnoticed for nearly nine months? James C. Harris, thanks for having me on. Good morning. How does it happen? It happens with incompetence. It happens with lack of oversight, which is trending year after year, month after month with Adrian Fontes. They are asleep at the wheel. They'd rather go out and pretend that they're doing something on behalf of the people when all they do is waste of taxpayer money, frivolous lawsuits, try to overreach. The laws set forth here in Arizona, protected by the Constitution, these people just don't give a heck about what's happening. And this is the result of it. Our people who are protected, supposed to be protected, are being exposed. They don't even know about it. We find out from a public records request. What is going on here? I mean, this is dangerous. Very, very dangerous. When you say vulnerable, I mean, yeah, in the wrong hands, you could talk about people getting hurt, injured. You can talk about people getting killed. When voters hear that people in protection programs had their information exposed, what should concern them most about this incident, in your opinion?

Which are concerned that most, look, you know, have you ever had your identity compromise and you get that email and then the federal government comes in and finds the living heck out of these organizations for these leaks? I mean, there is zero accountability for this. It would be wall-to-wall coverage against Republicans right now. They would be marching in the streets and demanding resignations before the sun goes down. And the most disturbing part of this is, James, that the breach itself. is, oh my gosh, it's a lack of awareness and attentiveness and safety. We have people that I know that are protected, that their information was leaked. And these people are being stocked, threatened for their lives, abused. Like, there's several cases of these individuals that need to be protected, and we have let them down. And this is a mandate. It has to be a mandate from the voters that we can't take this anymore. We have AZ GOP chairman Sergio Ariano in the center ring. I mean, this isn't the first time we've seen a problem involving protected voter information. At what point does this become more than just a mistake and start raising questions about competence and accountability?

Oh, that's a very good question. You know, Katie Hobbs had a problem when she was the Secretary of State as well. And it just becomes a pattern. We're talking about two Democratic administrations that are years apart, both having issues involving protecting voter information. And the Democrats love talking about protecting people. They love talking about safeguarding democracy. But when it comes to actually protecting our Arizonans, the record speaks for itself. And so this is what happens when ideology replaces competence. And Arizonans don't need another press conference. They don't need a statement crafted by public officials and functions of government when they're supposed to be looking out for the basic rights and freedoms of everyday Arizonans and Americans. I don't even know what to do anymore, James. If the liberal media is going to keep giving passes to these people, we got to expose it ourselves. I mean, where's the Attorney General on this? I mean, where's Mays on this? Well, obviously, Mays is obsolete. Mays is obsolete because she can't even get the governor to show up for an investigation on her corruption right now for quick, for Q&A. So now you have an incompetent secretary of state who does nothing but screw things up and screw the people over here in Arizona. You have a corrupt attorney general who can't even follow up on basic investigation protocol when it comes to corruption. And then you have a governor who really has been absent and vetoes everything that is common sense that is supposed to help and alleviate everyday lives of Arizona's. Well, Sergio Ariano, I want to tell you, I appreciate you weighing in on this, but something needs to happen here. I mean, we need to have, maybe it's because we have a Democrat governor, a Democrat attorney general, Secretary of State, Adrian Fontes is a Democrat. This is a serious breach. Information about domestic violence victims, people who are stalked, sexual offense, is all out there. And there's been no explanation for it and nobody's been held to account. That is absurd. Speaking of not being held to account, the blind as chic is back in the news. Do you remember the blind is chic? Yeah, I thought we disposed of him already. Yeah, he died. He's dead. He's dead. He died in prison. But? But. Uh, one of his confidants is going to end up being a congressman in, uh, uh, in the United States government. U.S. Congressman, right? Yes. We got to talk about this. That's not good. So wait, we've, wait. You have a socialist, Islamist, mayor of New York, and now an ally of the blind sheik. We laugh. We laugh at what is going on in England. We actually kind of sad. What's happening in England? What's happening in Ireland? What's happening in France? Germany and Switzerland. Norway. Norway. Is this the jihad? Is this a takeover?

We're going to talk about this. Coming up next. Shop one of eight free I Heart Radio app. Apparently, knowing an L-kinded figure isn't disqualifying enough anymore. As long as you got that D behind your name, well, it's all changed. For 10 years, we've been told that attending the wrong rally, posting the wrong like on Facebook, taking a picture with the wrong person is proof of extremism. We have seen careers dissolve. We've seen people get fired. We've seen guilt by association. We've seen entire news cycles built around someone who knew. Someone who met. What organizations they've been then brushed up against. But now a Democrat congressional candidate in New Jersey wins a primary after admitting. He associated with the blind sheik. Wait a minute. Who? The blind sheik. That terrorist cleric guy connected with the first World Trade Center bombing? That guy? Yeah. Dr. Adam Hamouye, a plastic surgeon and U.S. Army veteran, won the Democratic primary in the Garden State's 12 district last night, and he has admitted that in the 1990s he did associate with the infamous blind Sheikh Omar Abdel Rachman, who was convicted of terrorism and seditious conspiracy in 1996. Prosecutor said Rahman led the jihadi terrorist cell of Islamic militants, who in 1990 assassinated extremist Rabbi Meyer Kahana in a New York City hotel then bombed the World Trade Center three years later in 1993. That killed six people and plotted to blow up New York City landmarks in 1995. Okay. Rahman was sentenced to life in prison. He died behind bars. Okay. So the guy killed a rabbi. The guy was the first one to attack the World Trade Center. The guy was targeting other places in New York. He was a jihadist, a terrorist operating in New York City. Yeah, but was he wearing nice shoes? Alluding to the earlier questions from the foreign committee. From the house about Marco Rubio's shoes. Yes, yes. Nice. The blind sheikh, Sheikh. Sheikh, who was behind the World Trade Center bombing, the first one. Right. And alleged... Murder of a rabbi. Right. Right. This guy was... his protege and in his inner circle. So let's just elected. He was his interpreter. He wasn't, you know, preaching like no death and destruction all the time. He has certain views that he spoke in certain forums, but that's not what he did every single day. Uh-huh. Hamoui's relationship with Rahman also reportedly includes a 1991 road trip together. Oh. And Hamoui serving as the Sheikh's translator during a news conference where Rachman denied having any role in the trade.

Center bombing. Seriously, can you imagine? Can you imagine if the... Let's just say this is a Republican. He used to be an interpreter for the Klan. I mean, they used to go on road trips together and stuff like this. I can do you one better, James. The mainstream media has spent about seven seconds covering this story. Yes. They spent two months dissecting every which way Trump said bloodbath when delivering a campaign speech talking about the economic bloodbath if we didn't start taxing Chinese imports. The interpreter. For a guy who's trying to blow up the World Trade Center. He's going to be a congressman representing New Jersey. You can't. Oh, oh, there's, see, but wait a minute. He paid his penance. He did his time. Oh. I'm always campaigned says the candidate did not have any, quote, meaningful relationship with Rahman, had no contact with him after his arrest, and then he does condemn the Sheikh's violent rhetoric. But she took his money and worked as his interpreter. He blew stuff up. Rhetoric. He killed somebody with rhetoric. Seriously? I condemn his rhetoric. Okay, what about the murder? What about the attempted murder? What about the terrorist bombing of the World Trade Center, sir? I mean, James, but you got to be, I mean, at least the Democrat Party is being consistent here. They don't care about blowing stuff up. I mean, they've been putting Bill Ayers up in the front and stalling the party first. This is true. No lies told. No lies detected. But he does have one saving grace. He did save the life of Tammy Duckworth. Illinois Democratic Senator Tammy Duckworth credits Dr. Harmonie with saving her life when sure she was a helicopter pilot or helicopter was shot down in Iraq. She has endorsed him. Hamouye is a favorite, by the way, to win in the heavily Democratic district at the general election in November. Okay. Well, Allah Akbar. Al-A-A-A-A-Bar to YouTube. What the hell. Jesus. We just can't. We can't. We can't. They're backing. He blew up the world. He killed a rabbi and blew up the world trade center. And this guy was his interpreter and his travel buddy.

Well, she was, oh, that was before your time with Kitty Kirk, the first one of today show. She was little cute, cuddly. Now she's little cute, cuddly. She's older. Come on, man. Little women age gracefully. I'm all about, I'm all about gracefully age. This is not graceful. Now she's doing, you know, journalistic specials and showing people the inside of her colon. Because her, you know, as a PSA, her husband died of colon cancer. It's her cause. I did. She caught me off guard a little bit. Well, that's what she does. You're going to bring her up. I mean, that's what she's known for now. That's what she's known for. She's also sitting down here and she's getting to the brass tax with Rahm Emanuel. And Emmanuel tells Katie Couric why people are negative on the Democrat Party. Why do you think people feel so negatively about the Democratic Party? Because we earned their... Disrespect. The hard way. Look, when you're backs against the wall, you can't make a mortgage payment. You can't make, you can't go to the doctor's visit because you can't afford it. Or you're stealing money out of your 401k that you know it's for your retirement, but you're doing it to pay your bills today. You expect the Democratic Party to show up. Two things. We told you, oh, things are great. You just don't know it yet. And B, we're running around. closed schools for two years when you didn't have to, and then when we open, we blow open the bathroom door in the locker room, and we didn't actually worry about the classroom. Whoa. I'm telling you. I mean, all he needs to do now is talk about the rampant drug use and poop on the street, and he sounded a lot like Spencer Pratt. I'm telling you, this is what makes a guy dangerous. I'm like, oh, my God, it's refreshing. He's speaking the truth. We earned their anger because they, when they're holding on to that window cell with everything they got, they're digging their nails into the concrete on the windows or the wood, they want us to help them. And we either told them they were wrong or B, we got ourselves wrapped around what I call a cultural cul-de-sac and kept going around a circle talking to ourselves. There's only one problem with this. There's only one big problem with this. You, sir, were part of the problem under the Obama administration. And there are many people that say you were part of the presidency when people were pulling Joe Biden's puppet stream. Yeah, there are people that are making that allegation. But is it, he still is able to put some distance between that himself and that claim? And I think, you know, whether that's true or not, he's going for it now. He's putting all of the Democrats dirty laundry out there. I signed the bill a decade ago on bathroom access. Never took my eye off of graduation rates, reading scores or mass scores. I did it. It's acceptance. But we went as a party from acceptance to advocacy. That's not our role. You mean on trans rights? My thing is when you say, well, how did we get here? We worked really hard at it. We did things that were really ridiculous. We let a border get out of control. Yeah.

Yeah. When it came to public safety, we talked about defunding the police. When it came to an ethnic group, we called in Latinx and nobody else in that group ever identified themselves that way. And then rather than worry about classroom excellence, we were worried about bathroom and locker room access. So they were angry. And look at all the polling that's out there. Look at all the focus groups out there. Democratic. You told us that inflation was transitory and wasn't real. Meanwhile, we were paying 18, 19% more for everything and we're still suffering from the effects of that. True. I mean, he kind of mentioned COVID, but he talked about the schools being closed. That was bad enough. Right. But we didn't talk about the forced vaccines, the firings, the goon squads that would come after you and shoot you with pepper balls if you dare to sit on the porch in. in authoritarian Tim Walz is Minnesota. Boy, baby steps. I mean, he's gone further than any Democrats thus far. He kind of touched him, but he didn't talk about letting our cities burn during the Black Lives Matter protests or condoning and allowing and instigating the ice riots in Los Angeles and Minnesota and then wanting to get your panties in a wad when two agitators end up getting killed after you. basically paid for them to go get in the face of ICE agents. There's no need for full disclosure yet. He still put out more than most Democrats to separate him from the crowd. I'm not giving him any credit. To hell with Rahmomanian. And to hell with the Democrats. We've got more Rahm Emanuel. And we've got some major pushback on Graham Platner. Grand Graham Platner, do you think it's going to be able to pull this off? Against this is the contest in Maine. Against Susan Collins? Yes. You know, there is still time within the procedures. I think they're right at a tipping point, and the Democrats are probably going to have to pull him off the ticket and replace him. They're running out of time to do that. Batia Ungersargan and maybe push them over the ledge. We'll talk about this coming up at 819. The free I Heart or Radio app, we have the Democrats with the Graham Platner problem. I agree with Aaron. I think that they're going to try to dispose of Graham Platner before he reaches the deadline. That's at the end of the month. I believe the Democrats can have him drop out and then the powers can be, can exercise the power. They've been doing what forever? Just appoint somebody to run. Because they believe in democracy and all that, right? So they get to choose. We'll choose them. You vote for them. It's our way or the highway. But Graham Platner is, he's been a real problem. Graham Platner. He is, you know, of course, got the Nazi tattoo. That's disqualifying right there. Forget about all the texting and all the kinds of stuff, which will be disqualifying in and of itself. There's a lot of stuff to disqualify here, but because of the Democrats.

Just lust for power because they see Maine as a must-have state to take back the Senate. They are willing to put up with anything. That's not a good look for the party. It's just not. But they don't care. Trump the arrangement syndrome has taken over this party. The radicals run it. Now, Batya Ungersar Sargon. She is a conservative pundit. She happens to be Jewish as well. She's very articulate. And what she has done is laid out. Basically, she's silenced all these people on the set of CNN. She didn't just go after, you know, this guy. She also went after the Democrats who support him. I'll just say, my grandfather's whole family was murdered in the Sobibor concentration camp. Graham Platner doesn't just have a Nazi tattoo. For 18 years, he had a tattoo of the concentration camp guards on his chest, and he knew what it was. He knew what it was. And to hear people compare that. to anything else in the public sphere in america is insane and it is insanely offensive these people who are defending him called me and every other maga person a nazi for ten years because we voted for someone who we thought would improve the lives of working class americans and now they are lining up in defending a guy who had a nazi tattoo which he knew about for a years. You know, it's crazy. I didn't know about the Nazi guards. He had the guards have tattooed on his chest as well. Yeah, that was, we've talked about that, right? This isn't just to swash the contest. Right. It's the SS symbol. Right. That, that's like, you know, I mean, I don't know. It'd be like, it'd be like, you know, I got the Grand Wizard KKK. It's like super Nazi. He's super Nazi and the super Nazi storm troops as well. Um. Is this where we get to call people that vote for Graham Platner, garbage people? Because that's what, see, that's what Biden did to anybody that voted for Trump. I mean, that's a very good point. And this is what about the younger is saying. She's like, this isn't, this is, to use her words, this is insane because it is insane. We've been called Nazis. We've been called all this for 10 years. Now you have a for real Nazi in your party. Not like pretend Nazi like Donald. You accused Donald Trump of being, but like a real not right. And you totally ignore that and get behind him because of your hatred for Trump? Well, we haven't even talked about the fact that he's, you know, got allegations. Yeah, I'm saying, like, we're just talking about the Nazi aspect, not the pedophile freaky-diki aspect. I mean, each one of these should be disqualifying. But here we are. And so you have bought to your Ungersar Sarkin is like, you know, this is insane.

It is so insane to act like anything Donald Trump did was anywhere close to having a Tottencup on his chest for 18 years. This guy is a Nazi and Democrats are lining up behind him because they think he can win. I mean, but he raised tariffs. Yeah, but, uh, but Trump said, you know. Trump, Trump kicked transgender people out of the military. I mean, that's just like putting six million Jews in the concentration camps, right? But Trump, Trump sealed the border. sealed the border. Well, isn't that ultimately his gravest sin? He stopped the flow of voters for the Democrat Party. Listen, you need to understand and light up all of the things that Donald Trump did for America. We have to accept the Nazi in the party to try to wrestle power away from him. You, well, you... Of course. You could be a Nazi. You could be a pedophile. You could be a sex trafficker. You, we'll go down, we'll go down and have margaritas with you as long as it can bring shame on President Trump. You could marry your brother. Married your brother. Bring a bunch of frosters over. You can build the taxpayers for a billion dollars. You can engage in decades of insider trade. You could be brain dead. a la Joe Biden. And we would still support you. Here's a question I have. Come on. Because this demonstrated pattern, right, going all the way back, right? Ronald Reagan was a Nazi fascist. And then Papa Bush was a Nazi fascist. And then W. was a Nazi fascist. And Dick Cheney was a Nazi fascist. And then obviously Donald Trump's king of the Nazi fascist, the Grand Fuhrer, if you would. But. Um, let's just say another Republican becomes president. Like, whether it's JD Vance or Marco Rubio. I see what you're saying. Or is like, well. Is he going to be Satan or is he going to be, uh, Hitler too or is like, he'll be Satan. Satan. No, no, no. Stop that. Stop that. They, stop that. They, they worship Satan. So that would be. They'd actually be. That could be it. Right. But so. But at what point, like, what would Donald Trump have to do? Like, if Donald, like, let's just say there's a world where we have President JD Vance. Right. And then Donald Trump spoke out against the new Nazi JD Vance, because you know those allegations are coming. Would Donald Trump then be embraced by the left, the way the Cheney's were embraced by the left? Ooh, that's a good question.

I mean, is he only a Nazi while he's in power? But you know what? I think that when Cheney was at the height of his imperial power, because, you know, you were seen as a Darth Sith or something like that. Sith Lord, yeah. It wasn't as bad as the way people are viewing Trump right now. Well, every new Nazi, they just dig in a little bit more. I don't know how you can get, how can you out Nazi Trump? I mean, I don't know how you can do that. We can wait until 2028 because you know they're going to try. That's the only tactic they have. But if it's Marco Rubio, that's going to fail. That's going to fail. You can't even see my horns. What are you talking about? What is this Nazi shoes? I'm up there. What are you talking about? Little tiny man. We have our meet the next installment of our meet the candidate series. GOP Attorney General candidate Warren Peterson. It's going to be in the center ring live in the center ring. Coming up next. Saw the Free Eye Heart Radio app, of course, we are doing our candidate, introduce our candidates to Arizona, meet the candidates, and joining us in the center ring for our Meet the Candidate Series. Is Arizona State Senate President Warren Peterson, who is running for Arizona Attorney General. Welcome to the center ring, sir. Great to be with you, James. For listeners, just starting to pay attention to this race. Why are you running for Attorney General and what makes you the right person for the job? Thank you, James T. Well, I'm running for Arizona Attorney General because Arizona is a very special state. I do not want to allow it to turn into California. And I'm running to make sure that Arizona remains safe, free, and prosperous. But if you've been following our current A.G, she's been taking us another direction. Towards California, actually. When she has failed to stand up and protect girls in sports, I've stepped up. When she failed to defend and protect us from sex offenders, I stepped up. That is why I've been called the de facto AG. I'm currently managing over 110 cases or briefs. People can go check those out on my website. As your next AG, I want to get back to the basics. I want to fight crime. defend the laws in the Constitution and root out fraud and corruption. That's why I have the overwhelming support from law enforcement, from the legal community. And that's why President Trump has said, this fall, I'm going to be one of the leaders that turns the state around. When you strip away the politics. What do you believe are the core responsibilities of Arizona's Attorney General? And how would you approach different or your approach different from what we're seeing right now for the last few years? Well, if you look at her, her top priorities have been political lawfare and environmental radicalism. I want to get the office back to what it should be doing. And that is fighting crime, keeping Arizona safe, defending our laws, defending the Constitution.

and rooting out fraud and corruption. Will you have a podcast with other heterosexual AG men from around the rest of the country? I have a fantastic relationship with the conservative AGs. In fact, my primary opponent and I went out and met with conservative AGs from around the country, and I'm honored to say that after meeting with them, I have been endorsed. by, I'm the only candidate of this race endorsed by AGs, and I have received the endorsement from four conservative AGs and from four county attorneys. Now, if you are elected to be the attorney general for the state of Arizona, this is a two-part question. Sure. First is, what do you see as the number one priority for the attorney general in the state of Arizona? Well, I think the attorney general's top priority. Like I said, I think she is... focused on political lawfare, environmental radicalism. I believe the top priorities should be keeping Arizona safe. So fighting crime. But also, as I mentioned, defending the laws, defending the Constitution. Fortunately, here in Arizona, the Senate president has standing when the AG is not defending our laws. And consequently, I am managing over 110 cases. or briefs on the other side of where Chris Mays would be on these issues. And so the second part of that question is, if you are Arizona's Attorney General, how many lawsuits do you plan to file against the Trump administration? Well, here's the great news about Republicans. They actually believe in following the law. So President Trump has been abiding by the law, so those lawsuits are going to be dropped, including... You know, I've been all over the state. I've mentioned this is that James T. right before we started here, I've done over 400 events around the state. And I have found that Chris Mace has been doing political lawfare a lot more than just with President Trump. She's been doing it with local officials everywhere. And there's some other cases that need to be dropped as well. You know, it's amazing. You have been the Senate president. You've seen a lot of action going on in the state of Arizona. And we lament all the time that... We're losing opportunity as people are sieving from blue states coming to red states. It seems like we're not getting enough. We should be getting more. As Attorney General, what would you be looking at to draw people, to attract people to the great state of Arizona? Yeah, well, you know, I work in real estate and law, so I talk to a lot of people that move here. We have... you know, over 100 people that move here every day. And as I've talked to him, it's always the same thing. And one of the top reasons they move here is because Arizona is safe. We've got lower taxes, great place to run your business, great educational opportunities. If you look at all of those things, the AG's office helps with all of those things, especially when it comes to public safety. But also, we've seen our current AG. She's not. school choice she does not support school choice she's attacking school choice um and also um you know keeping uh cost low uh crime also has to do with that because you need to protect businesses property and prevent them from property crime when they have a lot of property crime they have to increase their proper their prices to compensate for that

We have Warren Peterson in the center ring. He's running for the office of AG, my friends. Convince a skeptical voter in 30 seconds. Why should they fire Chris Mays and hire Warren Peterson? Well, I can just give you a few lawsuits where I'm on the other side of her. No boys and girls sports. She wouldn't defend that law. So I've defended that law. If your guest, Google Jane Doe versus Warren Peterson, see, I'm the lead defendant on the Save Woman Sports Act. Protecting citizens from sex offenders. She didn't defend her law on that. That's another one I defended. So in short, I'm going to, we are now the party of common sense versus lunacy. I'm going to be defending these common sense laws that protect the citizens of Arizona. I can say you're very disciplined. You knew when you're 30 seconds left to stop cold, but this is not a debate. I was just, I was trying to follow the rules. Absolutely. Well, listen, if people want to know more about you, where do they follow you? How do they get in contact with your campaign? Yeah, great. You can go to Peterson 4ag.com. We've got a list of all the 110 cases and briefs that I am managing. We also have the list of our endorsements. I'm really honored to say, James T. I just yesterday received the endorsement from the troopers. So we now have four out of four of the largest public safety endorsements in the state. The sitting attorney general has zero. That is unprecedented. I don't think that has ever happened in the history of Arizona where a challenger has all the public safety endorsements and the sitting attorney general. has none. Warren Peterson, I appreciate you coming again and introducing yourself to our audience, who kind of knew about you anyway. But still, Warren Peterson, my friends, coming up next. President Trump is hating on Kaitlan Collins. Why? The free eye heart radio app, which just had a conversation with Az Senate President Warren Peterson. He wants to be the new Attorney General. And I think that it's a, yeah, the more we get to hear from our representatives, the more we get to hear from people who are running for office, the better we can be motivated to be involved because I don't care. We love talking about what happens nationally. But at the end of the day, it is local, local, local. It's the local politicians that are going to have the most impact on your day to day life. And we're seeing that with the present leadership. It's ridiculous. We have Democrats who are in office and they're showing you locally as well as they're showing you nationally what their motivation is. They don't care about what we're dealing with day to day. What they care about is Trump. Stopping President Trump. Meanwhile, President Trump. Have you seen his, you know about his interactions with Kaitlan Collins? I mean, it's like, does he, does he have a grudge against her?

Well, I think Donald Trump has a grudge against pretty much anybody that's over at CNN because... Is that what it is? Well, I mean, CNN is one of the networks complicit in calling him a Nazi authoritarian radical. Look at how they treated him during his first term for president while he was running in between the four years where Joe Biden was president. Right. And then now, I mean, why would he give them any respect? Well, it's, okay, he doesn't have to respect. I don't expect them to respect the station. But Kaitlan Collins is just a reporter with that station. I can understand if he's going against Costa or Lemon or something like that. But Kelly Susan Collins. I mean, in the morning show. She's pretty. I mean, she's lovely to look at. So you're saying if she's pretty, she shouldn't be held to the same standard as the old ugly guy? Exactly. That's how it works. Exactly what I'm saying. Because Donald Trump's not sexist. Because Donald Trump just looks at you as a liberal piece of garbage, enemy of the people. You think so? Right. Bernie only covers up so much, James. President Trump, you know, I think it was a, Kayla Collin was asking them a question at a press conference and he just, he just went in on her. With a corrupt reporter standing right there. Never smiles. You never see a young, beautiful woman, never see a smile on her face. I see a standing. You see, and she would just smile. Do you think she would melt the president's heart or he'd be softer towards her? If Kaitlan Collins would just smile. It was at that moment she should have smiled at him and winked a little bit. You know, and he probably would have stopped. She just cracked a smile. You know if he said something, then it would be all hell breakings. Donald Trump objectifies a seasoned esteemed award-winning journalist. What could be worse than Donald Jumby? Well, he grabs you. Well, what's worse than that? Did you say, like. By the. Yeah. Okay, Billy Bush. Well, that's what I'm saying. He's already got that out there. So what, what? What else can they say? And also they got the accusations by E. Gene Carroll. Smile, woman. Just let me say, you're so pretty. Why don't you just a little bit? It'd be helpful. How can I smile when I'm confirmed. That's just it. That's just it. And that's probably why she won't. How can I do that? You know, he's not like any other president. He's not, he, he is a tyrant. Girl, loosen up. Everything would change. He would even probably be softer towards seeing him if you would just smile. You're so pretty. She's so pretty. I can't believe you're going after Kay. Maybe she's on her period. Oh. According to Rashida Tlaib. Right, right, right. And Grahava. And sorry, whatever. Maybe she's just experiencing some of those real. And CNN hasn't adopted the very liberating progressive two weeks off for your periods. That has to be what's going on here. She probably just not feeling too good. All she would have to do is smile. And then with hatred in her eyes, like she has hatred because we have borders.

Because we have a strong military. She's on the period. Because we cut our taxes because we do things that everybody wanted. And then we win our election in a massive landslide. We win 87% of the counties in this country. Nobody's ever heard of a thing like that. Smile. And that's because we're doing the right job. And we took a detour down to Iran because we can't let Iran have nuclear weapons. Any circumstances. He's explaining all of this just because the woman won't smile. If she would smile, he wouldn't have to... She's just sitting there with blind coming out of her nose or wherever. Is that what he said? That's what he said. That was the Megyn Kelly. That was the first debate, right. You want to talk about a lovely woman. Holy cow. Megyn Kelly's beautiful. And she smiles. She smiles. You know what? She is a little bit of crazy. And we could, we would have a lot to say, but you know what? She smiled. All of a sudden, you're just like, oh, I mean, you can be crazy and pretty. Right. But when you ugly and crazy. That's what would happen if Joy Reed were to smile at you? What would that do? Well, she would smile at you, James. There's no way Joy Reid smiles in me. I'm white, extra white, Christian, Southern, straight, and conservative. She might just shoot me. Yeah. If she was smiling me, that wouldn't do anything. Because, I mean, Joy Reid looked like a Chinese arithmetic. She looked like, she looks all bombed out and depleted. She looks like, Six miles of bad road? Eight miles. Whoa. The sicken of the titan. She's like the Hindenberg. The final moments. Final moments. What's Batia Unger Sargan smiled at you? Oh, she's lovely. She's lovely. I'm trying to tell you Kaitlan Collins is lovely. The reporter should be happy. They shouldn't be unhappy. They should be happy. They should be happy. They should be happy. They should be happy. Allison would like to know she's watching on the newly launched YouTube feed on at 550 KFII. We've had a couple of questions. James, what's with you putting your hand up all the time with that black glove? Are you doing some type of Nazi salute? Oh. See, this is where you've got to tell people, see, Pablo is in the other studio. Right. And that's the cue for Pablo to push buttons because we don't allow James to push nary a button. And he puts the gloves on because, well, he's like, he's... He's like my 94-year-old grandfather before he passed away, and he's always cold, and he puts him on and off 17 times a day. And we're going to get him a sequin glove to emulate his hero Michael Jackson after he saw the movie. Right. Because right now it does kind of look like a black power Nazi salute.

Wait, this one or this one? Well, don't extend the fingers. Good God, man. We just launched the channel. You're trying to get us boycotted. Listen, Graham Platner, calm down. Coming up right after the news, we have the Democrats losing their minds and getting their assets handed to them by Secretary Marco Rubio. You are listening to the conservative circus 550KFYI 790 KNST and on YouTube. See, this is where you get right. You extend it and just point. Don't do the full, yeah, not don't, don't make the mistake Elon Musk made, right? Like, what we created our own podcast. We called what took place yesterday and hearings, a circus, but no, a circus has standards. A circus has discipline. A circus has professionals who actually prepare before they step into the ring. And I should know because I am the ringmaster of the conservative circus. Hey, I need as the ringmaster, a little private in-show meeting here. I mean, you're free if you're listening. I'm about to ban our first user on the chat that's happening on our newly created YouTube feed. What happened? What happened? They're talking smack about the 49ers, and I will not abide it. You can call the whole thing down. You can call us ugly. But I will not abide anyone saying boo 49ers. You will be banned. Hey, new guy, Pablo. Who's your team? Did we ever find out who your team is? I'm a homeboy. It's the Cardinals. Oh, Lord, have mercy. I know. You have to have mercy. It's going to be brutal. It's going to be brutal. I mean, the whole rest of the division's getting better. The Rams making, I mean, the Redmond. Now they got Miles Garrett. Did you hear the new rumor? What's that? Now that they got Miles Garrett, Aaron Donald's talking about coming out of retirement and playing on the same defensive line with, yes. Yeah, he had flirted with it last year, and then a reporter asked him, and he's like, no, I'm seriously considering it. My guess is he's going to skip all the OTAs and all the, and then sign, and they're going to have Miles Garrett and Aaron Donald, and it's just going to be, and Trent McDuffey, don't forget they signed the, no. It's not looking good for the Cardinals of 49ers or the god-awful Seahawks, but do not talk bad. About this. I will block you. You can be a liberal. We will allow most things. But not 49ers hate. I have standards. Okay. The circus has standards. And I am in control. The circus has standards. Unlike Congress. Right. Great segue back into it. I'm a professional. That's right, you are. Unlike Congress. What we saw yesterday was it a circus? It was an absolute clown show. Hey, New Guy Pablo, did you say that you wanted to be the clown? You want to represent the clown faction of the conservative circus? I did. I did. Yeah. I said everywhere I went, people called me a clown, and I finally found my home. Well, there it is.

There it is. So again, here you are. Here the Democrats are trying to usurp what we know. The purpose of this hearing was supposed to be about oversight. You're supposed to ask questions. You're supposed to gather information. You're supposed to challenge assumptions. That did not happen. You're supposed to learn something. That did not happen. Oh, wait a minute. We did learn something. we learned that the democrats are out of their minds that they're insane that they have been consumed with trump derangement syndrome so much so that they had the nerve to say that president trump is suffering from cognitive dissonance Instead of holding North Korean-style cabinet meetings where everyone goes around the room kissing Donald Trump's ass. I'm going to ask you to come clean with American people in the White House as well. There's something wrong with Donald Trump's health or cognitive abilities. There's a reason he keeps going to the hospital and they keep giving him cognitive tests. We have not seen the president in eight days. Is this serious? American people deserve the truth. Oh, we're going to. Are you serious? I mean, we're not even two weeks away from the former first lady, Dr. Jill Biden saying that she thought her husband had a stroke. But you were three days. That was three days and four days ago. The, the. Seriously? They have lost any and all credibility. You keep Donald Trump's health out your mouth. Out of your Democrat mouth. I will slap you like Will Smith, slap Chris Rock at the Oscars. Ooh, ooh. Ooh. You let that man. wander around the White House aimlessly. Wander around the world aimlessly. Half a brain cell and then defended him to the end of the earth. You let this man totally shard all over the Pope. That's true. He sharded all over the probe. I don't even think he sharded. I don't even think he thought it was a far. I thought he just let it go. Oh, you're right. It was full on. Al Roker, he did that once. Yeah, they had to run to the bathroom. He had somebody bring him some new draws. That's exactly what happened with Biden. He, he, he.

You're going to sit up here and question Trump. Donald Trump went to Walter Reed. Donald Trump is 80-something years old. 80-something freaking years old. He went to the doc. Oh, he, one time he dozed off in a meeting. You know what? Whoa, whoa. I sleep through every meeting here at the radio factory because they're boring. I don't. They're riveting. What are you talking about? You don't even show up half the time because you pull. I'm James C. Harris. Stop it. I got things to be. Marco Rubio did respond to a tent lose. assonine assertions. I don't even know how to respond to that other than to tell you that it's absurd and ridiculous. And I can't believe we're in a foreign affairs committee meeting in front of the House and an important time in American foreign policy. Just keep lying. Just keep lying. Supposedly someone who thinks he's a medical expert when he's not. The truth of the matter is we had a cognitively impaired president in office a few years ago. That's a cognitively impaired president. But I don't like to talk about that because it weakens America. This president we have, this is a guy that literally doesn't sleep. He works day and night, long hours, every single day. I don't know if you haven't seen him in eight days. I saw him yesterday. I didn't see him today, but yesterday because I was in Congress the day before. I talked to him at all hours of the day and night. He works inhumane hours. Okay, I've been on foreign trips with the president that he doesn't sleep in the whole flight. And everyone else is sleeping on the plane. And he's, you know, wandering the hallways, looking for someone to wake up and talk to the people are. So I don't know what you're referring to, but he has an incredible amount of energy. I'm just telling you, you may not like his policies. You may not like his policies. You may not like the decisions he's made. But I assure you, this is not a president that sleeps or is cognitively impaired in any way, shape, or form. And in fact, is incredibly active, much more so in many cases than much younger people that are around them. Those are facts. I see it every day. You're not going to agree because you have another narrative that you want to push. But those are the facts. Those are the facts. That's just absolutely absurd. That's sad, though. President Trump wandering around Air Force, I want looking for somebody to talk to in the minute of the night because they're all sleepy. That's sad. You know, he got so much energy, got so much on his mind that people were supposed to be covering him are knocked out. And that's not the first time we heard that. Mark and Ruby, by telling the truth, this makes me feel sorry for President Trump. We have so much energy for this country that wants to make it so great again that he's wandering and trying to talk to people. Meanwhile, you got these dim wits talking about, oh, President Trump, well, we need to check him cognitively when you had four years of Joe Biden. Stop it. Stop it. Do you remember the emergency press conference he gave after the report came out that they weren't going to charge him because he was too incompetent to stay in trial? And then he got belligerent. And then while he was defending himself, he mixed up the president of Egypt or the president of Mexico. And everybody's like, man, I don't think he's all there. I don't think he's going to try to bring up. So Trump going to Walter Reed. Oh, this wasn't it. I mean, we have some more of the fake circus, the just tragic, tragic behavior of the Democrats suffering from Trump's derangement syndrome in Washington, D.C. yesterday. And we have that for you.

And the free I Heart Radio app. As you well know, James. Yes. With any new technology, there comes a lot of questions. Right. And with our new live video stream on YouTube at 550KFYI, which, by the way, you can also watch us on Facebook. But with YouTube, we've got a chat going on. And I had made the comment earlier that... As the purveyor and Lord Emperor King of the chat. Correct. I will abide no 49ers slander. Are we going to call the folks on the chat, you know, the circus freaks? Or are we going to? I hadn't gotten that far. Okay. Baby steps. We had talked. Baby steps. We had talked a little bit, you know, but there were some questions because now people are using the talk back. They need to know specific. Okay. Hey, James T. Aaron, Pablo. What about if we talk smack about the Cardinals or the Packers? Is Aaron feel the same way that then? Yeah. Of the show. Thank you. You know, the reality is, the reality is, because I don't control the button. You can talk about the Packers anybody you want to. Well, let's address it. But not the 49ers. Right. It's just mean to talk about the Cardinals. It really is. And first of all, it's Arizona's team and it's right. And I mean, they're just, they're. We're transplants. He's a homer. It's disrespectful. Don't talk smack about your hometown. Yeah. Not talking about the St. Louis Cardinals like that. And then the reality is, you can talk anything you want about the Packers. They stink. Jim Jordan Love is terrible. I don't, you were like most of the people in America. You. Jim Jordan Love is a top-tier quarterback, top five. I will say top three. Shannon has also chimed in, and she says she has the same condition as President Donald Trump. The, is it the vainiest something or other. Oh, I thought he meant telling pretty women a smile. No, no, Vainess. Shannon's a female. Right. At least I'm judging. by the thumbnail picture that's on the YouTube chat. I can't, I don't want to assume anyone's gender because that would be heinous of me. That's what's cool. Shit, just because you're free. Shit. Just. Just let Shannon make the comment. Yes, I'm sorry. She has the same thing. POTUS has, venous insufficiency. It's not that big a deal. He might just be having some ablations done that help relieve some of the pain and discomfort. That's what I have. That's why I wear these gloves. My fingers, that's why it gets so cold. I thinker.

You didn't start wearing the gloves until you saw the Michael movie. That is 100% true. It's not true. He never, he never. Before then, you were wearing holy jeans with your knees. I ain't seen you wear nary a holy jeans. Because you made so much fun of me and so did the listeners, they made fun of me. And now you're coming up in here with a glove, sequin, going, Simone. Yes. Talk about that kid's not your son. It's not. She's just a girl that says she was the one. That's what he said. Came in this morning like, I'm like, how are you doing? He's like, I'm a smooth criminal. Do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do I was talking to him about something we did last week. He's like, do you remember the time? Yeah, absolutely. What a great movie. Have you seen it? You're not going to see it. No, I told you. I'm going to wait until it comes out on Prime or one of the streaming services. I just, I just not. Roblo, did you take your nephew to see it or did you take them over to that Mexico strip club? No, no, man. I haven't seen it, but James T. My god, my grandson, six-year-old grandson. recently came up to me and he's like do you know michael jackson i've heard i like beat it and he's and so i introduced him to some michael jackson last week other songs he's like i didn't know this is michael jackson michael jackson had fans we have not even been born yet but continue with the uh talk about we just we made the point i'm just responding to the listening audience there michael Yeah. Michael, thank you very much for trying to. Again, we really appreciate. No, I was calling you, Michael. Oh, me, Michael. Yeah, because you got to see Quinn Glove on. Jamona. Does that make Aaron Tito? Hey! Yeah! He's an extra white Tito. I'm Colonel Tom Parker. Well, I'm not Elvis. Okay. Dog Elvis. Did you see that bioflick? But Elvis, the Elvis? No, I didn't see the Baz Luhrman Elvis movie. I saw the documentary, I think it was on Amazon, that really painted Tom Parker in a negative light. He was not a good person. Elvis was a slave. Well, he was a slave. A white slave. He was. I demand reparations for Elvis. You would get a lot of money. I want a piece of Graceland. Well, have you been to Graceland? No, man. Don't, don't, don't, don't. It's in Memphis, which I... It costs like about $80 to take a tour of a house that... A motto of a 1975 house. Big RCA television. I'm sure like in the 80s, it was a big deal. But not now. Not now. I demand my... I want white people reparations for what Colonel Tom Parker did for Elvis. You know what? I... He was a bad person. He's a bad person. When do we get a federal Elvis holiday? We got Juneteenth coming up. The real question is, when do we get an MJ? Because Elvis has been dwarfed.

MJ's been dead for almost 20 years, and now he's back in the charts. Got the number one song in the world, Billy Jean. It's all recharting. No, you know what? It's not fair to call Michael Jackson the king of pop. He is now simply the king. The king has been dethroned. It is no longer Elvis. It is Michael Jackson. You now have worked yourself into a corner. It is Michael Jackson. The king. The king. The king of pop. No, he's the king, period. The king, period. I thought that was Donald Trump for you. You are in a corner now. Oh, that's the corner that put me in. I'm talking about the music king. King in the music realm. Okay. The music round. Okay, because LeBron James also calls himself the king. Well, he's not, not even in basketball. That would be Michael Jim Jordan. Michael Jim Jordan or this new alien kid from San Antonio. They lost last night. Yeah, he did lose. People are like, where's Mucci? I'm like, Mucha's still recovering from his victory or the New York Knicks victory. Much got to check it with much on that one. Coming up, I have one more example of a Democrat who lost her mind with face with one simple question. Derailed this woman. Derailed her. This is an example of why this woman shouldn't be in office and how Democrats are deceived. Stay tuned. By the look on your face, I really have hurt people. I have really hurt people's feelings. I am sorry. I am so sorry. You need to keep Bob Seeger's name out of your mouth. Now, you can talk about Bob Sagget. He's dead. Yeah, and worked blue. Oh, this guy's still alive? Bob's here. Yeah, he's old, though. He retired from touring a couple of years ago. Okay. And one of the artists that I never got a chance to see. I've seen many ideas. One regret. Never saw Bob. We got to show Pablo where the Tiger Woods saying, I'm sorry. My sorrow was that hard, though. I am so sorry. I'm sorry. I really do feel like I led a lot of people now. Never heard of the guy. Good music, though. I know his music, just don't know him. You know what we're doing next, don't you? What's that? Update on the California election. Ah, good. Give me out of this. We still have an audience? Not a white people. That's not good. It's really not good. California Update, election update, coming up next. Being hurt in an accident can change your life in an instant. And when that happens, you deserve to be empowered, not pushed around by an insurance company. That's why we always tell you about sweet James. One of my listeners was seriously heard in a motorcycle accident and couldn't believe the low ball offer the insurance company tried to get away with. So he called Sweet James. The attorneys that Sweet James immediately stepped in, helping him get the medical care he needed to recover as quickly as possible and get back on that bike. Then they went to work fighting for him and delivered a $400,000 win. If you ever heard it an accident.

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