Hey, good morning, and welcome to Monday on the Morning Show with Preston Scott. As Fae would have it, I'm Preston. It is a show fifty two hundred and flying the good Ship Morning Show Solo is producer hose Ken. You see, and we welcome you friends to the broadcast. It is Monday, July twenty second show twelve seventy nine of America held hostage. We will unpack everything as you would expect us to do today. The big story in the press box is not even remotely a surprise. We will not focus
on Biden dropping out. We will focus on what the Democrats are required to do next. But I will offer some thoughts on that process and what I think is the end result that is going to be the most likely. But we'll unpack all of that because I know a lot of you are trying to figure out. Okay, now what happens? We got you, got you covered, don't you worry about it. This was anticipated by yours truly, I anticipated shortly after Biden's election air quotes. I didn't think he would last
his full term. I thought he would be bullied out the moment. His incompetence was apparent, but they waited, and we'll get to all of that. But my prediction that he would not run for a second term is now true. But I am far from the only one. My goodness, many of you thought the exact same thing, and now we are in uncharted waters. There's no doubt in that. Our verse today comes from Matthew sixteen, Verses fifteen and sixteen. He said to them, that's he is. Jesus
said to them, but who do you say that I am? Who do you say that I am? Simon Peter replied, you are the Christ, the son of the Living God. Let me ask you this question, and I say, with all seriousness, I want you to put yourself in that spot. If Jesus were sitting next to you and looked at you and said, who do you say that I am? What would your answer be? What would you say in response? Does your answer then reveal the true nature
of your relationship with him? Or not? Ten minutes after the hour, open up the American Patriots Almanac. Next on the Morning Show with Preston Scott. The Morning Show with Preston Scott on NewsRadio one hundred point seven Double UFLA or on NewsRadio doubufla Panama City dot com. I've laughing because we got a
note forwarded to us from the head of news talk programming for iHeart. This is the biggest show of the year for you, and this is addressed to everybody in the world of news talk and it's not a stretch to share. Say, Monday, July twenty second is your most important show of twenty twenty four. Biden exits his reelection campaign just four weeks before the Democratic Convention. Your audience will have less than twenty four hours to process all this before they
turn to you. What will you say? Treat this like the super Bowl. By the time your show starts, everyone already knows who won the game. They want to know why it happened. They want to know what's next, and how it happens. Who will the Democrats nominate? How does that work? Listeners will turn to their good friends on the radio to help them understand the entire story. Oh, my friends, with all due respect to our fearless leader, we treat every day like the super Bowl around here.
This is just like every other day. Why because we told you this was going to happen, and we've been talking about this for months. I mean, it's just it's the nature of what we do and how we do it around here. Anyway, we will faithfully unpack a lot of that stuff. I don't personally think that you are really that interested in hearing some of the sound from the party leaders on either side, because it's all predictable stuff.
We will, we will, we will share though, everything you need to know, and we will in the second hour of the program today, we're going to share some analysis that was offered on the shooting and some thoughts shared by someone who's a former federal agent with extensive background and knowledge. Because you know, as as we've learned with Jose Rodriguez, former US Border Patrol agent,
he's still very well connected. He still has friends, and so we have our ways and our show has afforded us like Jose is now our producer. It's just we have connections. We know people who know people, and so now we have Jose as our producer. Jesus came about because he actually listened to our radio program from Casa Grande, Arizona. Huh. He called
in during what's the beef? Next thing? You know, I said, send me an email because there was something he said that just and next thing, you know, he's a former US Border Patrol agent that worked on our southern border for two decades. Yeah, he's got some connections. We have connections that we develop because we are so national because of iHeartRadio, and we just forged these friendships and we bring you guests that and insight sometimes you know,
people that phone into the program. Sometimes it's through people and we get information via email and so we just we shared that with you. So anyway, all that to say, you just stay with us. We're going to be unpacking all of this stuff as as needed. July twenty second, fifteen eighty seven. Englishman John White establishes the lost colony of Roanoke Island, North
Carolina, which eventually disappears under mysterious circumstances. The Lost Colony. If you just look up the Lost Colony, you will get so much information you'll start going down rabbit holes left and right on that one. Sixteen twenty thirty five English pilgrims we've taken refuge in holland leave that country for England, then immigrate to the what is now America. Seventeen ninety six survey or Moses Cleveland chooses
a site that becomes the city of Cleveland. Did you know Cleveland was named after a surveyor named Moses Cleveland. No, you did not. President Lincoln informs his cabinet that he intends to emancipate the slaves. On this date in eighteen sixty two eighteen ninety three, Catherine Lee Bates writes America the beautiful aviator. Wiley Post in nineteen thirty three completes the first solo flight around the world,
and federal agents on this date. In nineteen thirty thirty four, shoot and kill bank robber John Dillinger in Chicago, infamously identified by the Lady in Red. Another great story of history. Seventeen minutes after the hour, just getting started the morning show with Preston Scott hi Hearts Radio station twenty two past the hour. As I mentioned, this is the first solo effort find the radio program for Jose r Our, new producer, and Jose was just sharing
an interesting dream he had. He he walked into the studio in the break and he said, you know, I had a dream. And I said, all right, you had your own Martin Luther King moment. Good for you, Huh. You know, I had a dream, and uh yeah, I think I think, folks, I don't think you fully understand the stresses and the pressures that come with that position, especially especially early on,
when you are without your mentors. And he's without John, he's without Jared, and most notably, he's without Grant this morning for the first time. So please please do share the abbreviated version of your story. Will Saturday night, I had a dream that we were in studio and you had to leave the room and we were getting guests coming in, and you know, I look at the clock and I'm like, oh man, it's past five minutes.
You know, I got to get on there, and you know, you gotta fill in for me. We have to fill in waste some time, you know, give the spreadsheet and you mean the rundown. Yeah, the rundown. And I couldn't figure out how to get my mic on, and so I'm freaking out and Jared comes in and he's like, I was like, oh, thank god, Jared, you're here. And he was like, I told him I can't get my mic on. He was like, dude, it's the weekend. We're not live. I woke up in
coat swits, you know, but as fate would have it. You know, one of the things that happens with this program is that when you when you embrace this early morning lifestyle. Now Jose was was always an early morning person, but not quite this early. And what, I don't know how to put it any more diplematically than this, it takes a while for your stomach to adjust and so especially yeah, well, and so the dream was
about me having to go use the facilities and uh. And at the end of his sharing of this, I had a dream moment in the break, he said, I I think I just realized that a dream was really about me, because my stomach is just a wreck. Right. So anyway, if if you are, if you are new to the radio program, hose can you see at iHeartRadio dot com. It's C A, N U, S E. And sometime soon we'll we'll share a backstory there and how fate just intervened in all of that. But quickly a reminder one last Wednesday,
this is the final Wednesday that we are taking box fans in. So we're asking you to consider bringing one by the iHeart studios in Panama City especially, We've got a lot here. We might in fact be sending some that we've collected here to senior adults in Panama City because we've had such a terrific response. But the bottom line is you can drop them by either of our studios lizzenbe Avenue in Panama City from noon to five this Wednesday local time or noon
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the rules will be moving forward for Democrats. We'll explain that to you next here in the Morning Show with Preston Scott. This is the Morning Show with Preston Scott. Big story in the press box. There's but one. Joe Biden's out. It really whatever. This is not going to be a post mortem on Joe Biden because he's going to serve out his presidency and now the accolades are flowing. It's it's it's this really perverse arc. There's nothing wrong
with Joe. Joe's fine, Joe's fine. There's he's sharp as attack Joe Scarborough on MSNBC extolling them never been better, never been sharper, And all of a sudden he has this that he and the rest of them have this revelation that somehow he's not, so they bully him out. Trust me, They've made arrangements for Joe's care that were accept that those arrangements were acceptable to
Jill, you know what I'm saying. And now suddenly he's the great patriot in his statement statement written, really he couldn't even summon the energy to tell the nation, tell all of his millions of voters. So suddenly he's out. I'm quoting from his release best interests of the party and the country, the party and the country. Okay, so what happens. Here's what happens. Yes, he finishes out his term, God willing. I don't want anything bad to happen to the man period. Nope, he's bad enough right
off into the sunset. Friend, he endorsed Kamala Harris. That's interesting because every indicator last at the end of the week was he was not. Something changed. Maybe they believe that all that money can only go to Kamala. There is a split jury on that. But let's get back to what the Democrats have to do is where I did some research. There are forty seven hundred delegates, give or take in the Democrat system. A candidate has to
have at least three hundred, but no more than six hundred delegates. A delegate can only sign one candidate's petition, though, so a candidate can only sign off on one Sorry, a delegate can only sign off on one candidate's petition. To run for office, you got to have three hundred. You can't have more than six hundred. They cap it, ostensibly to give as many people a chance to run as possible, So that's the magic number minimum
of three, no more than six hundred. A candidate cannot submit more than fifty delegates from a given state. That's the max. So potentially the most number of candidates they can have is fifteen, but from a functional perspective, it's not going to come anywhere close to that. Right now, four thousand of the forty seven hundred delegates are pledged delegates. Ninety five percent of them were won by Joe Biden in the primaries. There are another seven hundred and
fifty what are called automatic delegates in the Democrat Party. Interesting to note they used to call them super delegates. They're not. They're automatic. They're elected officials, party leaders and former presidents like Obama, Clinton and Carter. Former DNC chairs would fit under that category as well. Now, in twenty sixteen, they stripped the automatic delegates of the right to vote on a first ballot.
They could only vote if there's not a declared winner and nominee. After the first ballot, they can vote thereafter unless they suspend that rule, which they did in twenty twenty. So the super delegates may or may not vote in the first ballot for the Democrat Party if the vote occurs on the convention floor. Keep in mind they're supposed to do this virtually, So how they
get signatures of the delegates and all that, I can't answer that. I don't know how they'll do that if they go to the convention without a nominee and go through an open convention, which is allegedly what's being called for by many. The rules of the Democrat National Committee call for twenty minutes of nominating speeches for every certified candidate prior to the first ballot. If no candidate earns a majority of the vote on that first ballot, automatic delegates then join the
voting for the second round. Again, unless they suspend that rule, the voting continues until the majority of the delegates have voted for a specific candidate. The money that is still the accepted logic was the money goes to Kamala since she's going to be there and she was on the ticket originally. Not necessarily is that the case. According to some that could be legally challenged that money. So we'll see. So that's where we are. That's what's going to
happen. Do they do a virtual role call vote, do they just nominate Gavin Newsom, Kamala Harris s, Gretchen Whitmer, and who knows else. Remember this is the party that kicked out RFK Junior. Forty one minutes after the hour, back with more of the Morning Show with Preston Scott. Welcome to the Morning Show with Preston Scott. We'll continue to zero in on what
likely next steps. Apparently there will be a live Democrat National Committee meeting on YouTube on Wednesday afternoon that anybody is apparently going to be open to watch. You can view it and see what steps that they are going to take. They're going to discuss next steps. Will there be a virtual vote? Technically all of the Biden delegates are now free since Biden has dropped out of the campaign. So we'll we'll see where that leads. Don't know what we do
know. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals three judge panel from the Circuit ruled last week that Arizona can enforce a law that requires state voter registration forms that lack documentary proof of citizenship to be rejected. But you might say, well duh, except they denied Republican's requests to prevent individuals who used a federal registration form from voting in the presidential race and voting by mail. That's absurd. In other words, what this ruling says is, if you want to vote in
the presidential election, there's no way to verify. All you have to do is check a box under penalty of prosecution if you perjure yourself. Right right. This goes back to and I I understand the arguments federalism. You gotta let the states handle elections how they see fit. I believe there needs to be for federal elections a standardized procedure across all fifty states you want to handle if you want to. If you want to use marbles for how you elect
city, county, state officials, that's on you. But I believe the federal process has to be standardized. Proof of citizenship. I d picture ID to obtain the form, to obtain the ballot, whatever you want to, however you want to frame it. And I also believe there needs to be an optical scanner that leaves a paper trail. I just I just think that's that's the lawst of low hanging fruit in this process. I think we have
the best process going in our county. I don't know if all counties in Florida do what we do, I know many do and I look I in Sancho when he was the supervisor of elections, Mark Early has has done his job, I think very well. I in a very outspoken Democrat, but as it came to running fair elections, he did his job and he did it very well. I don't begrudge him. Be outspoken as you want, that's that's First Amendment speech. He did his job, and he did a
great job of maintaining integrity. And he was a guest on this program. He said, you've got to use an optical scanner that allows the paper ballot to be retained as a backup for manual counting. Noah, electronic only ever ever, and the optical scanner allows for immediate tabulation. That's how we ought to do things. If there's ever a question, you have paper ballot backup. I don't know what's complicated about this. Sometimes I think we feel that
we are so enlightened we should we should find a harder solution. Now. Sometimes Okham's razor works just fine. Forty seven past the Hour back with more here in the Morning Show with Preston Scott and this is the Preston Scott Show, covering a lot of ground as we always do. I've had a ton of email, people stopping me in different places, can't wait to hear about the analysis of the events of July thirteenth from some people that are experts.
Obviously we heard from Charlie Strickland. That interview is on my blog page. It's on the Conversations podcast. It's of course inside the show from last Wednesday, and you can get a lot of insight there. I will be sharing at the top of the hour some questions that I ask somebody that has connections to a former federal agent. I'll just leave it at that that we've just called Bill and so I will share the responses that we got back. That's
just tip of the iceberg. Tomorrow I'll have more as it relates to a video that is now up on my blog page. The video is an analysis of the audio that look, there's a lot of things you and I don't have access to, but there's something that is available to everybody, and it's
the audio of the shooting. And the audio has been analyzed and I've shared that analysis and that request has been shared with a lot of other people, and I've got a summary of that as well that I will be sharing tomorrow, but I want to give you a day to digest the video that goes through the audio evidence. The audio is able to translate a little bit of what happened, and there is every reason to believe that there is perhaps video, sorry audio evidence of a second gun being fired. So you can go
to the website, the blog page WFLAFM dot com. It's posted. It's on the lead page of our website right now, but slash preston you'll find that blog. Specifically, everyone's heard of the Blue Screen of Death that's gone on of late, different outages across the country, around the world. It's the largest IT outage in history. My immediate thought was cyberstrike, you know,
a cyber attack. But apparently it was caused by an update of CrowdStrike, which is a security software that is utilized by a ton of outlets, including Microsoft, and I guess they didn't go ahead and check the update before they released it to the world, and it darn near crippled the world. That's the story. I don't know if that's true. Michael Snyder's writing about
it on his substack I'll let you. I'll let you kind of kick around all the different angles on that what I found interesting, And I made a note. A bunch of nine to one one centers went down, and I thought to myself, talk about a rock and a hard place. You're a nine to one to one emergency services, right, it's who you call it an emergency? Do you tell people or do you not? If you don't
tell them, then people are mad you didn't tell them. If you do tell them, well then all of a sudden, that's like a green light for bad guys, isn't it, Because bad guys know that there aren't any emergency responses coming anytime soon. Apparently nine one to one operators resorted to using paper and pen. I guess they could take calls, but they couldn't send them very quickly or automatically. Apparently it hit differently, but boy two dependent
on the technology. Back with the second hour, all right, let's get right to it. Second hour of the morning show with Preston Scott jose in there running the radio program in Studio one A. I am here in Studio one B. Great to be with you. This morning's July twenty second and show fifty two hundred. How about that. I want to get right to this. I do not want to waste any time. I sent a series of questions to someone that I will describe as a resource, not so much
a source, but as a resource. There's a difference. And I'll make this real brief because I don't want to take up time on this. We have listeners with just a cross section of backgrounds and and experiences and relationships that they have, and I have been fortunate to get some resource information through one of our listeners that has got a friendship with someone that worked with one of
our federal agencies. And so here are the questions that I asked about the July thirteenth shooting orchestrated or allowed, which suggests a level of conspiracy but taking advantage of a useful pawn the twenty year old Question two, was the shooter actually likely recruited or was he known and allowed to allowed certain access, et cetera. And if so, is it because this loner outsider affords the planner's
plausible deniability? Question three, would it be fair to assume this viper team from local police sheriff's office were not told or is the killing of the shooter simply did dead men tell no tales covering tracks? In question four, is this being handled by the CIA? Here the responses filtered slightly. His answers were based on a combination of his opinions, discussions with current law enforcement friends
and colleagues, facts, and almost no accounting for coincidence. Our resource Bill said it was most likely arranged by a former untouchable government official, someone like a John Brennan who has deep ties to Iran. He said, this someone has like someone like his fingerprints all over it, and Brennan is one of the most absolute evil scumbags in the world. That's nice to see that my opinion is shared. He could arrange all of this and walk way no matter
what the outcome. He said, there had to be a fixer what is known as a cleanup man, or if needed, a second shooter that would kill the patsy or fall guide the name shooter. This person could have been anywhere on site, but most likely as close as in or around the building that the shooters shot from. He said the entire plan most likely went to heck in a handbasket. When the cop that climbed on the shoulders of the other cop encountered the shooter caused him to act too quickly or to try and
pull it off alone. He said that the shooter was most likely identified and picked out in any number of ways. People like him are easily identified, easily persuaded, and literally brainwashed. He was most likely shown and taught multiple access avenues. The one he used would be left up to him to figure
out based on ease and comfort level. How long ago not known, but most likely could be eventually found out if investigator were allowed to by emails, texts, and sell records from multiple devices burner phones that were delivered to him, most likely from outside the US. Without a doubt, the loaner outsider veil of the shooter is being used to make it a period acted alone and
to steer any investigation into a predetermined direction and outcome. One reason the Secret Service director is dug in her heels in the dirt and refused to resign. If those in charge are dirty, the results will be dirty. He said. There's absolutely no way this kid could have planned and pulled this off alone. He said local law enforcement was probably kept in the dark on purpose and
wouldn't be surprised if they were relegated to crowd control. We've since found out they were doing only traffic control, and only because one of them crawled up and confronted the shooter, causing him to shoot too quickly then to be killed by Secret Service counter snipers. He said the shooter would have to be killed no matter the result, either by law enforcement or by the fixer, who he thinks could have been posing his law enforcement, or even a spectator.
Bill does not think any current CIA has their hands on this, but certainly former could. So those are the answers to the questions I initially asked. Now, when we come back developments, what we've learned over the weekend, because there's always something new. Ten minutes after the hour, it's the Morning Show with Preston Scott, The Morning Show with Preston Scott on News Radio one hundred point seven WFLA. Now for you to do some class work ahead.
On my blog page is video that was shared with me. I have shared it with Bill through my connection, and and that connection has shared it with multiple law enforcement professionals that have expertise, and I will deliver the responses to the video that you can now look at on my blog page it's there right now at WFLA FM dot com slash Preston or WFLA Panama City dot com slash preston. All right, now, here's another thing we have now learned,
and it's very incomplete. It's like the report of the offshore three offshore accounts. Now that's gaining more steam because allegedly this kid didn't just have a car. He had a van and he had the van parked there with explosives. It was a van. How'd he pay for it? We know that he lifted the rifle from his dad. Now, the rangefinder, you can get range finders really cheap, I mean honestly, and so that's not some big high tech thing. You can get something very cheap that you work on a
golf course that is good for inside three hundred yards. I mean, it'll give you a very exact determination of yardage, very very easily. But he also had a drone. Have you seen this story? They have determined the Secret Service has stated that he flew a drone ahead of the shooting, a day ahead the morning of. How we think the morning of is what they're saying, a programmed flight path earlier in the day. Did he do it
prior to that, don't know yet. The fact that it was a predetermined path, though, suggests that he did it more than once and researched and scoped out his location. Was he that smart? And how troubling is it this guy used a drone and the Secret Service didn't have one. This gives more and more credence circumstantially, to be sure. And that's one of the things I have to keep reminding myself as I look at videos, as I consider, you know, the thoughts of look, I counsel, I value
the council of J. D. Johnson and Charlie Strickland on this. I'm running all of this by them as well, both trained snipers, their thoughts on all of this. The circumstantial buttressing of the offshore accounts is found in all of this stuff. This kid had. Okay, he took the rifle with a ostensibly a pretty good scope, But you don't need a great scope from one hundred and thirty yards, you really don't. You just need a standard I mean hundred dollars scope. We'll get that done. But he had
the necessary equipment. Took that from his dad rangefinder one hundred bucks. He had a job but you start getting into the explosives, another vehicle, a drone. Now you're starting to get into hold on here, and then you've got US Senator Josh Holly saying that they that he has now secret Service whistleblowers coming forward. Whistleblowers who have direct knowledge of the event have approached my office. According to the allegations, the July thirteenth rally was considered to be a
loose security event. So who made that designation? And why was it designated loose when there was a known threat by Iran some time ahead? And doesn't Iran provide the perfect cover? Isn't it interesting how Trump is destroying Biden in the debate in the polling. Don't believe for one second the polling that shows them two points apart, No chance, no chance they knew the polling was. If it was two percent, why not do what they did in twenty twenty, just get him in office now? No, No, I don't
believe the polling for one second. I believe I don't necessarily believe that Biden had anything to do with this. I do believe there are forces that actually believe Trump was a danger to them and viewed him as a necessary target. More on that in just a little bit this morning here on the Morning Show with Preston Scott, seventeen passed My Heart's radio season. I found this very
interesting. It's David Marcus, who is a columnist who lives in West Virginia, author of a book Charade, The covid Lies That Crushed a Nation, me about it, wrote a piece here that appears on the Fox News website. One in three Democrats believe Trump faked the assassination attempt. I talked to one. I'm gonna share this. And by the way, Keith Olberman, the former fill in the blank, bitter, soulless, lost human that I earnestly believe needs prayer more than maybe anybody I know of. He's just an
angry human being, That's all he is, is just angry. No joy in that man's soul or heart at all, is leading the cry that it was faked. So here's the story. David Wright, Station Square Restaurant, just off I eighty Liberty, Ohio is an absolute gem. Tabio and Bridget have somehow managed to create a legitimate fine dining experience attached to the Super eight motel. And no, I'm not kidding in the wood paneled bar as I
ordered oysters and a pasto for a late lunch. I met Mark, originally from northern New Jersey, which his accent revealed before he did, and Mark, well, he had some very interesting things to say, as is my way, I turned the conversation to politics, and the assassination came up. That whole thing was a setup, Mark told me. Before I could even respond. John, the bartender, who I would learn doesn't like Trump or Biden, said nah, two people are dead. No way. Mark's response,
This is Donald Trump. He's capable of anything. So I dug in a bit. How did they get the kid to do it? Mark was ready with answers. They paid off the family or maybe told him me to get off with just a few years in jail, he suggests did. And the death of Corey Comparatore, referring to the retired fire chief who died shielding his family from the assassin's bullets. Trump doesn't care if his supporters die.
Mark shot back, quite certain of himself. You should know that Mark did not come off as some kind of lunatic, A bit prone to conspiracy theories maybe, but by no means crazy. So how could he believe all this with no evidence whatsoever. He also had a good appetite as he wolfed down his Caesar's salad and veal pecante topped with muscles. He made it clear that it all came down to one simple precept. Trump is capable of anything.
I couldn't help but think that Mark shares this kind of weird, irrational thinking with a third of his party faithful, because that's exactly what Democrats and their media allies have been feeding them. Why wouldn't Mark, if he's had a steady diet of liberal media, think that Trump is capable of killing innocent people? After all, they say he would deny women their rights, he won't let black people vote, he will destroy democracy, and on and on and
on. Mark is conditioned to believe that Trump is unique evil and nothing should be put past him. I said to Mark that if you thought one party, or one side, call it what you will, was willing to kill innocent Americans in this way, then it might come to might be time to buy some guns. He said something that surprised me. It's not the other side, it's just Trump. One third of Democrats in early polling believe it was faked. I guess they explained the dead is collateral damage. Okay.
Twenty seven minutes after the hour, Reset the big Stories in the press Box. Next on news Radio one hundred point seven ULA thirty five minutes after the hour, Doctor Joe Camps expected to join us in just a little bit with some healthy expectations. As fate would have it. Third hour, We're gonna push away from all of this and talk with Iris Scheffelt for just a little bit Warchant dot com acc FSU Fight. We'll get that, get an update
on that. We'll also preview the upcoming football season for Florida State, because look, I appreciate that for some people that this is just, oh my gosh, what's next? Folks? This is the Democrat Party. I mean, I hate to sound cy cynical, but if you're a Democrat and you voted in the primary, oh, that's right, Florida Democrats didn't have to vote. They gave all of the delegates to Biden. But if you're one of the millions of people that voted in the Democrat primary, how are you
feeling right now? It's not supposed to be the way the system works. Well, we voted this guy's going to be our guy. And the only reason he was the guy is because you were lied to, and because not enough of you listen to people like me that we're telling you the truth about Joe. Not enough we're paying attention to what was happening with their wallets at
the southern border, with our national defense, with our energy. I mean, the list goes on and on and on, and now because your candidate stinks, they're going to just push him out and put somebody else in there. That's not the way that you voted. You picked him nuts, But this is how democrats do things. You should have had the opportunity to vote for Gavin Newsom, or or the governor of Michigan, Gretchen Whitmer, or
the profoundly challenged Kamala Harris. You should have been given those names, and you should have had the opportunity to decide this long ago and let America form an opinion about the failed policies of Newsom, Whitmer, and I mean, consider the absurdity Kamala Harris had more access to Joe bid and then anybody except Jill, and she's now the leading candidate. They're her failed policies too. She owns them. She's backed every single thing Joe's done. So here's what's
next. Democrat National Committee is going to have a rules committee meeting live on YouTube Wednesday at two. You can watch and see what happens yourself. The Biden delegates are free to choose. They could try to shoehorn this and nudge
them to support Kamala Harris and avoid an open convention. But Rule thirteen jay in the Democrat National Convention Rules state that delegates elected to the National Convention pledged presidential candidate shall, in all good conscience, reflect the sentiments of those who elected them. And so there's now the opening of other candidates getting the necessary three hundred delegate signatures. And a delegate can only offer their signature for one
candidate to get them to be considered for the presidential nomination. So as many as fifteen candidates could be nominated, the likelihood as it will be three or four. That's the likelihood. Where does the money go? There's a split view of that. Will they do this all virtually and then have their convention and rally around one It's possible. It's also possible that the convention, which starts two thirds of the way into August is it's going to be what's called
an open convention, where it's literally a free for all. It has happened before. I believe it was nineteen sixty eight. Hubert Humphrey, who, oh, by the way, was a friend of mine. I grew up knowing well, you know, then Vice President Humphrey. He and my dad were very close friends. Hubert was a very kind and decent man. He was a good man. He would not be welcome in today's Democrat party, but then most old school Democrats are not welcome, and you know that.
Forty minutes after the hour, Doctor Joe next on The Morning Show with Preston Scott. It's the Morning Show with Preston Scott. Expectations, Doctor Joe Camps with us. Good morning, sir. Ooops, we lost him. Hopefully he's going to call us back. I don't know what happened, but we lost him, so hopefully he will come on Joe call us back next hour. Irischafel joins us, we'll also reset the what happens now because it's kind of what you get here. We go, Doctor you Camps, good morning,
good morning. I'm sorry I got cut off from your Preston. But this world, we've got a lot of issues facing us today, more than ever before. And I listened to your previous segment and agree with a number of things you had to say, but I wanted to talk about some of the challenges that we are facing in healthcare today. And some of them really have nothing to do with the disease itself and treatment of disease. But number
one on the list right now is the rising cost of healthcare services. You know, it's becoming a commodity and just like many things around us, a cost to increasing. It's also financially challenging for providers. It's costing a lot more money to just deliver the service, and when you look at the products, I mean, they're becoming exceedingly expenses. There are also a shortage of
healthcare professionals. You know, I've talked in the past about the projections on the shortages, for instance in primary care and people that have the ability to gain access to that. Also, we are faced with something I didn't think I would ever see would be the increase in demand for personalized care and big data and cybersecurity issues. Now, I want to talk about that a little bit because as you may have noticed last week hundreds and hundreds of surgeries were
canceled because of cybersecurity issues. I will tell you that about six months months ago there was a cybersecurity issue that involved the payment methodology. So could you imagine if you're in any type of business and cannot get your billing done because of something that you had nothing to do with. So it's been a backlog
and then trying to unwind that has been increasingly challenging. And so much like every other factor that we are sort of dealing with today, we are having some of the same issues in medicine today and it's going to be extremely challenging and really concerned about big data and cybersecurity because the exchange of information is no longer done on paper, as you know, and if you lose the system, you've lost the information sometimes potentially. And these backup data actually position projects.
Some of them are somewhat in demand and not sure how effective they are. So much like our country today, we are facing some of the same issues and healthcare and so let's hold on. We got to keep pressing forward. But I tell you that I see a very, very challenging environment in the days and the years to come. So yeah, and I don't think it's going to get any better anytime soon. Joe. Well, I don't really think so either, But I just worry about big data. I tell
you, it's just I'm not sure it's the best. You know, it was sold to us as the best, but I'm not sure pressed And I'm really, really, really concerned about that. Joe. We'll visit on that at another time, and maybe we're going to get that date set where you come in here. I appreciate your time, my friend, and thank you so much this morning for joining us forty six past the hour. Tell me this segment is not as important a segment as we do on this program.
Now we start every show. For those of you that have never heard the beginning of the broadcast, I encourage you to go back to the podcast and just catch the first five minutes of the show, just so you can get a devotional to start your day. I throw a scripture two out there and offer a thought or two about that scripture to help you start your day right and start your day with your kids properly. That was the reason why we did it. We did it so that you'd have some things to talk about
with your kids, and we could help you a little bit. But the Sons of Thunder segment is geared to though it applies to all of you, but it's geared to men stepping up to the plate and being men of God and not being ashamed of the Gospel. Now, I'm going to teach you over the coming weeks about the armor of God and the importance of what Paul
writes about in Ephesians. And I want to do that by sort of going to the end of the armor of God, which is the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit is what I want to focus on. The sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God. Now, as is always the case in scripture, sometimes it helps to be a geek and a nerd and to dig a little deeper, which is what people like
me do. It's what I did when I was a vacation pastor. I would dig into the Hebrew, I would dig into the Greek, and I would look at the there were just there are words that you need to just know a little bit more about, and in this case, the Word of God, the sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God. Short version Paul's writing this likely sitting in a Roman jail cell and he's looking
at the Roman guards. And Rome developed a sword that was smaller and shorter than the big wielded swords of the time, and that smaller sword was more versatile, more maneuverable, lighter, and was therefore better in combat, better in closed quarters combat the big old sword while someone's trying to wield that, the Romans figured out that this small sword would work better. Paul's inspired by that because the word that is used for Word of God is the word rama.
Why that's significant. There are two words that are used in scripture to define Word of God. One is logos. Logos Logos refers to the entirety of scripture, the entire thing Old Testament to revelation, Genesis to revelation, Old Testament, New Testament. That is the logos. He's not talking about that, because that's huge. What Paul's talking about is, guys, for you to commit to your memory the sword of the spirit. The rama.
Rama means sayings and utterances. In other words, an individual scripture or two. You commit those to memory, and when you start fighting against bad decisions, bad thoughts, temptations, you start speaking the rama the short version verses of scripture. You're not holding this Bible up and trying to recite the whole thing. You're using the rama word of God, sayings and utterances, in other words, individual scriptures. It's why you spend time in God's word.
It's why you start to learn about how God speaks to different situations. It's how you wrestle peace out of a situation of tumult and confusion and anxiety and depression and doubt. It's how you find that peace is you battle with the sword of the Spirit. So put it all together. What Paul's looking at, this short maneuverable sword more than likely the rama word of God, which is what is used there When it says the word sort of the spirit word
of God. That mean that was translated in that verse to rama sayings and utterances. Men, if you're going to call yourself a Christian, act like it, and these are segments to encourage you and to help teach you how to step into that role. All right, we're gonna be back with our three Irish Chefelle standing by on the Morning Show with Preston Scott. Welcome to the Third Hour Show fifty two hundred we did it. Yes, crazy huh?
Show two hundred of the Morning Show with Preston Scott Jose. Can you see over there in Studio one a proving that yes, you can make it up. It is Monday, July twenty second, and it's time, my friends to talk a little FSU football. And we are joined by Iras Chaffell, the managing editor of war Chant dot com. Ira, I gotta tell you, my friend, with the stuff I've had to talk about the last few weeks, this is just warm and fuzzy time for me. Pal.
Yeah, it's college football finally here, man, we got acc kickoffs starts today at Charlotte and then in just I guess two days Florist State of open practice, and then one month after that will be in Dublin for a kickoff of the season. Ah, now you are in Charlotte. Give everybody just a little snapshot what happens over these few days, A lot of talking,
just the talking season has officially begun. Well. Mike Norvella is here with three players, Darius Washington, the offsive lineman, defensive lineman, Josh Farmer, and Patrick Payton. They're going to start their interviews this morning at ten thirty. It's actually something nice that that f she does. They'll make their contingent available to basically just the fshy media who made the up here first at
around ten thirty, and we'll have videos and updates from that. Then they'll just be basically going through a battery of interviews with everyone from radio stations. They'll have radio row like you see like the super Bowl, obviously we should be few familiar with, and then you know, just basically breakout rooms with different reporters. ESPN will get a plenty of time with them, and the ACC Network will get plenty of time with them, and basically they'll go through
that till about five o'clock today. Then those three schools, the three schools going today are FSU, Georgia Tech, and SMU. Then there'll be three more schools tomorrow, three more schools the next day, and then the final day is Thursday with the final three schools. I believe Clemson is going on the final day, Miami's going tomorrow or Wednesday, I'm not sure which. But they broke it up over four days this year, which is different.
It used to be two or three days and now with the conference being you know, I don't know. Thirty five forty teams whatever it is. Now, they're gonna split it out over three days, right. I think I know the answer to this, but I have to ask, do you sense any grudge among the f s U party shall we call it and ESPN?
Uh? You know it's funny. I made a comment to Mike Norvela probably a month or so ago he did an interview with Greg McIlroy, and some FSU fans on our message boards were mad that he wasn't he didn't show any animosity towards McElroy, and in Norville was like he kind of shrugged his shoulders. He's like, I don't remember who said what. You know, Look, in his job, he obviously can't do anything. It's not going to help him if he if he comes across as bitter or angry, it's not
really going to help him. The players, I don't know that they saw it, you know, just from what I can gather, I don't know that they saw it as much as an ESPN thing, as much as they did just a sport of college football, you know, the sport as a as a whole. They felt like wrong them. I you know, you and I may believe. I certainly do. The ESPN's at the heart of that, but I don't know that the players see it that way. Suddenly it'll be Sibyl especially, you know, for Mike Norveell. He's going to
be a professional no matter what. Yeah, I expected that is the journalists deep down inside of you, Ira, because at your core, that's what you are. You're a You're a journalist. Is there a part of you that, like me, still feels like there are unanswered questions that need answers. For example, I'm still bothered that we've not had a discussion over the fact that ESPN owned a sports book and was promoting a sports book while all
of that was going on. No, I certainly do. And you know, after in the months afterwards, you know, I really explored a few different avenues to see if the committee members would talk about just the process, because that's the biggest thing. You know, Look, let's just talk about
the process. How did you guys make the decision? What kind of input did you get from ESPN and what kind of guidance did you get from different you know people, because the committee members are just like former coaches and athletic crickers and for most are people who been in the game, and you know, can we just have conversations individually about how it all the way down? And none of them have been willing to talk individually about the process. So
then I'm with you. I'd love to see that. I just don't know that you ever to get those answers. Iras Chaffelle with It's managing editor from warchan dot com. I don't know if you got into an elevator, but the signal got sketchy in the final sixty seconds there. But we're coming back. We've got a lot more to talk about. Kind of a kickoff, if you will, here on our own side of the thing known as college football season. Here on the Morning Show with Preston Scott. It's The Morning
Show with Preston Scott. Back with Irish Chaffell of warchan dot com. He's a managing editor. That's where you subscribe and get all the intel. I'm a subscriber and no, I'm not getting it bonus to me. It's not a freebie. I'm happy to be a paid subscriber to war Chant because I love the writing, I love the work they do. Following FSU Athletics,
and so you can go there as well and subscribe. Get ready for the college football season, Ira, what's the most important thing that happened between the end of the season and the start of the new season for this year's team? Was it the arrival of Djala or was it something else? Yeah? I think it's one hundred percent of dj leungalway, Thank you, you said it, right, Yeah, hey man, it's I probably shoot about sixty
percent on that. Well, we'll see, we'll take it up. I hit one, but yeah, you know, yeah, I think that to me, that changes the complexion of everything. I think if you if Florida State had decided and a lot of people thought they may do this, that you know, after going thirteen and one and losing as many players they did, ten players to the NFL Draft, several other players signed this free agent that maybe this would be a little bit of a step back year and kind
of reload for next season. But once they decided to go out and get djh to me, that was a pretty strong sign that Mike Norvel's in of the mindset that this is going to be a reloading year, that he thinks this is a year because you only get him for one year, and this is a year where if you wanted to build for the future, you can get Brock Glann and maybe even the other freshman quarterback, Luke Crumenhawk some experience this season to kind of build them for next season, going out and getting
DJ and then you saw them really go out hard in the transfer portal again getting Malik Benson, the wide receiver from Alabama. Actually they got five players from Alabama. They got Martin Jones junior from Georgia. They really went out and got a lot of marquee players, probably the highest profile transfers that they've gotten since they've been in Florida State. And I think it's a sign that
that Mike Rvelt wants to have another big season. Ira if you go back to the success of Bobby Bowden, whether it was with Brad Scott as his OC or Mark Rick as his offensive coordinator, I look at the way that they ran that quarterback room and how they got those backups really good playing time in their freshman sophomore year years, and they did that real smart turnover.
Are you thinking that that's kind of what Norvel is embracing the possibility of let's get some games put away and get these other guys out on the field, or let's get them out on the field either way and get them some meaningful snaps. Whether the games in balance or not. I think this is I personally think this is going to be a year where they do try to get certainly them quarterbacks, but a lot of other positions as well, get some
guys opportunities because it does two things. Number one is it helps you build for the future. But also number two, it gives you an idea of what you have for the next year and what you need to go get in the next year. You know, Like defensively, I think Florida rotates extremely well. You know, even last year when you had Jared Versus and Patrick Payton a defensive end, right, they rotated in a lot of younger defensive
ends. I think you may see more of that offense, especially I've got some young receivers Haikeith Williams, some of these younger guys, they the freshmen that they signed, the receiver alive more and these other guys. I think they're going to want to see what those guys can do to give them an idea of what they need to do. In the transfer portal, next season or if they can rely on more of those homegrown guys on the defensive side.
Was Patrick Payton flirting with departing FSU a result of nil and was that why he was retained or is it something else? I think it was a combination. I think part of it was a little bit in IL. I think it was a lot of those frustration that when that all happened in December, you know, and the emotions were so raw for this football team, because you know, they had done everything they were told they were supposed to
do. They went undefeated, they won the ACC championship, and then they got left out of the playoff, And I think there was a period of time there where things were uneasy in the throughout the program where guys, a lot of guys were kind of wondering, you know, can we win the national championship at ACS at Florida State? Are they going to hold the ACC against us? Are they going to hold this conference against us? When deciding who to take and so I think it was a lot of things, but
it ultimately for Florida State. I think they did a really good job of getting to him, just explaining to him, listen, man, everything's fine. I don't think it was a situation where he's holding them hostage. I just think there was a lot of frustration. But nil certainly was part of it and it always will be in this state of college football. Irish Chaffelle with us for one more segment when we come back the latest on the FSU
versus ACC legal battle here on the Morning Show with Preston Scott. Back with Irishchaffell Amore Chant dot Com. I save this so that could be a standalone topic Ira the ACC versus Florida State University quickly an overview for people that are
not aware of the complexity of this. What is this all about? You know, at the end of the day, it's just about Florida State trying to get out of the ACC because stuck in this conference contractually till twenty thirty six, and the payoffs are going to stay relatively flat throughout that time. Like what Florida State makes this year from the a SEC, probably around forty million dollars, will be essentsibly the same as it's going to be for the
next ten to twelve years. And meanwhile, the big ten in the SDC
have expanded, They've added big schools. The SEC obviously out of Texas and Oklahoma, Big ten went out, got USC and UCLA, and now their new contracts are going to call for those conferences, the schools and those conferences to make maybe eighty to ninety million dollars a year from their television deals, and so Florida State is sitting there saying, well, we have to make somewhere near that money instead of forty million a year, we need to make
eighty or ninety million a year to compete with the Florida Gators to compete with these other schools in the SEC and Big Ten. So what they're suing for is to try to get the ability to get their TV rights back so that they can join one of those conferences. And then what it's going to come down to, it's in the legal system. Now. Fsu' is suing ACC, Clemson is suing the ACC, and the ACC is suing both of them
back in three different states. These lawsuits are going on basically to determine how much are these schools going to have to pay to get out of these contracts so they can get into maybe one of those other two conferences and make the kind of money that those other schools are making What would you say to those that say, yeah, but the ACC enhanced its conference with Stanford and cal and SNU also, right, I forgot about poor SMU. That tells you
all you need to know. I forgot about them. Yeah, basically those are three schools. And this is part of fshu's lawsuit is you know, when those conferences went out and got four or five of the biggest brands in college football in the Big Ten also as you know Washington and Oregon, you know, the ACC got the leftovers. You know, SMU wasn't taken by the Big twelve or or the Big Ten. Talents in Stanford were not taken by the Big ten when the Pac twelve got raided, and so basically the
ACC just added some leftovers to kind of improve their inventory. But at the end of the day, it's not going to do anything to help the bottom line. And so, yeah, it's a rough situation. And this is a lot of people, you know, get mad at ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips, who were going to hear from later today. That should be interesting, But at the end of the day, he's stuck with these schools. I mean, this is the Conference are in. When Florida State joined the ACC
thirty years ago, thirty plus years ago, the world was different. College basketball actually brought in more money from the NCAA tournament, the college football brought in from TV. It's completely the opposite now and the ACC is just kind of it's just a conference that a lot of people think is dead man walking. Well, and now by adding smu cal and Stanford, you've added remarkable costs for all of the schools that will play each other. Among that group,
it's a huge headache. You know, you talk about you know, obviously football is what's the heart of all this, but yeah, you talked about sending baseball teams, football teams, tennis teams, golf team you know, across the country to play tournaments. Uh. And and not just that, I mean, at the end of the day, and we can roll our eyes at this in this age of college athletics, but they are still
student athletes. They're still required to go to school. And now you start adding that travel on top of their school work and in terms top of what they do for practicing and competition. It's it's it's a mess. And this isn't unique to Florida state. It's it's these other conferences too. You know, the Big Ten's got schools from Rutgers in New Jersey, across the California and up to Washington. So it's a it's it's just it's we're going to
state their transition right now. I hope at some point the money makers make it work to where we can get back to some regionality. But these next few years I think are gonna be kind of crazy. Yeah, and the Big Ten and and to whatever extent the the SEC. They've got more money to play with to get those teams back and forth. Ira Uh, Clearly
your sources would tell you that there is a an end result here. F s U win separation, they get their buy out, maybe they make payments over a few years, and then they join D. At this point, I probably say at this point, I probably say still say the Big Ten. But I've gone back and forth a ton of times. I still, as a guy who grew up in Florida, I still hope it's the SEC.
I just think it's a better fit geographically and culturally. But you know, the Big Ten may have a bigger appetite to expand than the SEC does. What I'm hoping is that once the SEC realizes the Big ten is serious about Florida State, that maybe they jump in and protect the southeast. But but right now, man, it's I go back and forth like the winds, the winds across the the just the planes. Ira, You're a good man for making the time. I appreciate it. Looking forward to the start
of the season and our visits. Thanks so much and best to you. Thank you to Preston. Take care. Iris Chafell with us from the ACC meetings in Charlotte. Look at us. That's how we roll around here. And a week from today, Mike Alford Michael Alford, the athletic director, vice president of Athletics for Florida State University. He's the ad. He will join us for a state of the knowles and we'll have him for almost a full hour. And that is next Monday. Here on the Morning Show with
Preston Scott. It's the Morning Show with Preston Scott, thirty five past the hour, ojse can you see running the radio program in Studio one AM here in Studio one B. Thanks again, Irishafell. Tomorrow Paul Dreesen with Sea Fact, he'll join us talk about a Supreme Court case that it has agreed to take up in the fall term. That is huge, and he'll explain why. Also tomorrow Manly minute money talk and a Florida man story. But
we get to the big stories in the press box. And of course, you know it is it is important before I get to offering any commentary on it, that you understand what's next. For Democrats. There is a process that is allegedly in place, though it is maneuverable, and it's not that. Look, there are aspects of this apparatus that are not solely belonging to the Democrat Party. Republicans have processes in place should certain things happen with their
nominee. Joe Biden is still president, he's out of the running for reelection. He has decided or has been convinced that Kamala Harris is the right person to back. I think it's a disastrous decision for Democrats. They've raised a ton of money since the decision. I mean a ton of money since Biden dropped. They raised fifty seven million dollars in there. I think it's called Act Blue. Wrote this down here, Hang on, Yeah, the Act
Blue Fund, which is forgetting Democrats elected to federal office. That's fifty seven plus millions since Biden's announcement was made. That's a ton of money. But the process is something like this. Though Kamala thinks that she's got at hand to her, and she may. There are forty seven hundred roughly delegates. There are another seven hundred and fifty called automatic delegates. They used to be
called super delegates. The existing rules prevent existing super or automatic delegates from casting a vote in the first round of ballots for a nominee. Now the super delegates are elected officials, party leaders, former presidents, former heads of the DNC. They are that group. Whether a super delegate is, for example, Nicki Freed, perhaps she's the state head of the Democrat Party. My
hunch is she would be a super delegate. Out of the forty seven hundred rough delegates that are out there, four thousand are pledged to Joe Biden. They're now uncommitted. They are free from their commitment. Now. I don't know what that says to those of you who voted in the primary, although in Florida that you didn't really vote. They made a decision to give all the delegates to Joe but across the country there were votes cast, and I
don't know how those people feel if they feel disenfranchised by this process. But anyone who wants to be considered as a presidential nominee for the Democrat Party, they have to get at least three hundred individual delegates to sign on, and a delegate can only sign on to one candidate. There may be a virtual vote ahead of time. They're going to try to make it as streamlined as they can, would be my guests, and they'll try to do that in
a virtual vote. But if it goes to the floor of the convention as an open convention, then literally anything goes. Those candidates getting three hundred or more signatures, no more than six hundred will be allotted time to make their case twenty minutes to have their case made for the nomination, then they start voting. That ought to be fun. Now about that campaign money, that's
a split opinion on that. There are many Certainly the Democrats believe that that money can go to Kamala Harris if she's the nominee with no if ands or butts. There are those that are independent and Republicans on the matter that say no lawsuits will follow that money cannot go to Kamala if she's not the vice presidential nominee. I don't know. I don't know how that works. Smarter people than me will figure it out, and I can assure you it's likely
to get litigated forty one minutes after the hour. But what we predicted years ago has come true. Joe's Hour The Morning Show with Preston Scott on News Radio one hundred point seven WUFLA. As of right now, all most of the Democrats are lining up behind Kamala Harris. I have no idea why, because they know she's inept and a train wreck, and we're going to We're going to demonstrate some of that later in the week. But I want to
get to the media coverage of the RNC last week. Michael Waltz, who is a frequent guest on this program, congressman from Central Florida, from Florida, who we are trying to get back on the program to talk about the attempted assassination of Trump. He was absolutely blitz krigged by the CNN quote fact
checker Daniel Dale. The congressman made comments about electric tanks, yes, electric tanks, that the Biden administrations, military leaders were pursuing and Daniel Dale, the again alleged fact checker for CNN Michael Waltz, has claimed that Biden focused on electrifying tanks is pure fiction. Various speakers depicted a country with rampant crime and violence without acknowledging that violent crime is now lower than it was during Donald
Trump last year. He goes on to say, well, Michael Waltz was invited onto CNN the next night and it didn't go so very well. And just while we're talking that, I do want to talk Daniel Dale, the CNN lead facts. We're going to get to that. Yeah, who I mean it directly got on air last night and spoke to my speech. Right, I talked about Biden's military and his misguided priorities. But let's get to that. So, Yeah, there was a CNN fact check of your speech.
You mentioned at one point, and I want to get this right. You said that Biden was focused on building electric tanks. YEP. Apparently that comes from this army climate strategy, so that they wanted to make tactical vehicles. Let me let me fact check your fact checker. Sure, I have here Bloomberg reporting the US Army putting its electric tanks on hold because they have to further invest in and develop the battery technology. I have testimony with the
Secretary of the Army this issue. I have the budget where they're investing in research and development on electric fighting vehicles in addition to the non tactical vehicles mentioned in that climate strategy. So I would just suggest that Daniel Dale sit down with the chairman of the Readiness Committee, who reviews and approves these budgets and has the testimony and has the actual facts, which is before he question someone's
credibility on national television. I'm sure that he would be more than happy to well, he should do that before he publicly puts it. I mean, it's forever on the internet. He said it on air. And when we talk about misleading, he's misleading the public. And so if he's misleading on I have all the facts. If he's misleading on that, what else is he misleading? If you're getting an opportunity to respond to right now, and I, as you know, getting to the truth is a process. It's
not as cut and dry as it may seem sometimes. But literally minutes after my speech, he's telling the world I'm misleading. There's no way he could review the Army's budget, the research and development, the testimony that I personally received under oath, or how about just google and get the facts. Yeah, it's brilliant, Absolutely shredded Daniel Dale as well he should. But that's how it's done, and I loved every second of that. We come back,
final segment, Can you believe it? Already? True Morning Show with Preston Scott Florida Man, and who knows what we'll learn about the July thirteenth events. Still trying to schedule a few members of Congress on the program and much more. But right now, got to remind you because we're still losing lives. If you are still visiting the Sunshine State, you've not learned about the beach flags and what they mean. Seriously, this could save your life.
Double red water closed to the public, Red flag high hazard, Yellow flag medium, green low. But even in a green flag conditions there can be rip currents. Purple flags mean dangerous marine life meaning sharks, jellyfish that are a problem. So abide by the flags and important to anybody, whether you're a Floridian or not, is how to get out of a rip current. If you are caught in one, you don't panic, hear my voice, Remain calm, You'll float. It's okay. If it pushes you out,
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And there's a second video teaching you how to escape. And it can be as simple as just letting it spit you out, floating and letting the waves push you back in. They'll seldom take you past the breakers, but if you don't panic, you'll be fine. And if you're going to try to rescue somebody in a rip current, you need to know what to do so that you don't become a victim. All of that information is on my blog page. You'll have to dig back a couple blogs to find it,
but it's there, and literally the information can save your life. Barono Heating and Air. It's the Morning Show on dou WUFLA, brought to you by Barono Heating and Air. It's the Morning Show one eight on dou WUFLA. We wanted to make sure you heard it twice. Look back at the radio program in one hundred and eighty seconds or wes Joe Biden has ended his run for a re election, not gonna, not gonna search for a second term. Good. The problem is that you you got Kamala Harris more than likely.
She has co authored I mean, she's been right there with him supporting everything that has uh has has happened, right, So you've you've got to remember that as we now go through the process of determining who the uh, who the nominee is gonna be. This today on the program, we have talked through the process that the Democrats are going to have to go through two to find their nominee. It is a process and it does have some challenges
attached to it. They will likely, I'm they're going to end up with an open primary. Even though a lot of the big names are lining up behind Kamala Harris, not everybody is, including Barack Obama, and that's notable. Barack Obama not being in the mix is a bit of a problem for Kamala. I think deep down he knows that she's a train wreck, and we're certainly going to be talking about that in the days to come. But will remind you of the process. They're supposed to have a call that a
meeting virtually on Wednesday at two that you can watch on YouTube live. We'll keep track of that. One in three Democrats believe Trump faked his assassination attempt There are no words. Another disturbing update in the attempted assassination, and that is the kids flew a drone. There are more questions being raised, and members of the Senate are going to get to ask some of those beginning today. Along with the House, we'll talk about a lot of things that are
unfolding. Got a lot of stories we never got to today because of Biden dropping out. We'll do that tomorrow. Thanks for listening, friends, have a great day.