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of things. But not really, I guess, because I feel a called duty to keep you informed and to make sure that random listeners that come by and stop for a visit are given a chance to be awakened to the matrix. It really is true our verse today, we're going to go back to Hebrews ten, verse twenty three. Let us hold fast to the confession of our hope without wavering, for he who promised is faithful. And let us consider how to stir up one another to love

and good works. Listen now, not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another. And all the more, as you see the day approaching near short version, hold on to your confession, God is faithful. Nudge. That's kind of the Mad Radio Network making a difference, kind of prodding and helping make an impact. More on that later in the show. And don't neglect going to church as some are in the habit of doing. Assemble

Christians a symbol. Right ten past the hour, it's the Morning Show, President Scott, make a difference each and every day. Good morning, and welcome to the Morning Show with Preston Scott. Ah the days of history have lined up perfectly for this deep dive. I talked about my dad and his friendship up with Jesse Owens and how I benefited from that by being able to just sit as they talked, and I got to visit with that man on two or three occasions. And I just I mean, even as

a kid, I knew who Jesse Owens was. He's like the original Olympic goat for America. Came from humble beginnings, son of a sharecropper, grandson of a slave. When he was a young boy in Cleveland, a coach saw him running in gym class invited him to join the track team. Jesse couldn't go to the teams after school practices because he had a job to help support his family, So the coach trained him in the mornings. Think about that

and think about the era we're talking about. By the time he was in college, Owens was a star at one track meat. In a span of forty five minutes, he broke three world records and tied to fourth. In nineteen thirty six, he traveled to Berlin to compete in the Summer Olympics, in which Adolf Hitler planned to show the world the Aryan superiority of German youth. In three days, Owens won three gold medals in the one hundred, the

two hundred, and the long jump. A few days later, American athletes Marty Glickman and Sam Stroller, both Jewish, were yanked from the four hundred meter relay team to appease Hitler. Did you know that Jews were pulled from the US Olympic team competing in front of Hitler to make him happy the losers, American told. American coach told Owens that he and Frank Metcalf would run in their place, Owens quoting, I've won the races I set out to win. Let

Marty and Sam run. The coach said, nope, and so on August ninth, nineteen thirty six, Jesse Owens won his fourth gold medal. Hitler, who had stopped shaking each winner's hand, was asked if he wanted to make an exception for Jesse. If you're a shouted, do you think I really would allow myself to be photographed shaking hands with a Negro? The German crowds cheered the American champion with a cry of ovens, ovens, and so the history was made. Now.

I was later told that Hitler did shake his hand, and that that line was maybe not accurate or was instrumental in the public pressure and perception of Hitler that he changed his mind. I don't know. Also on this date, eighteen fifty four, Henry David Thireaux publishes his classic Walden nineteen forty five, nine years after Jesse Owens wins his fourth gold, US drops the atomic bomb on Nagasaki, prompting Japan to surrender. It's good decision. It was also good

that we developed that thing before the Nazis did. This world, you and I'd probably be speaking German. Nineteen seventy four, Gerald ford Is sworn in as the thirty eighth US president. Following Richard Nixon's resignation, and in nineteen eighty eight, Ronald Reagan, President nominates Lauro Cavazos to be the Secretary of Education, the first Hispanic to serve in a president's cabinet. If only Reagan had just abolished the whole thing. We don't

need a Department of education on a federal level. We just don't. We don't. Sixteen passed the hour, come back, Let's talk fast food.

an U s E. Jose can you see? Not cs in C S I C as in C, but just you know anyway at iHeartRadio dot com, Jose, can you see at iHeartRadio dot com. Update on the thank you cards. I still have your envelopes if you mailed them to me. We're close waiting for tech support to get back with me on one small issue. The cards have been designed, the QR code established, the audio message complete and produced, but I need to know one thing before I can

put these into production. So just hang in there. And for those of you that have no idea what I'm talking about, the radio network is stepping up. It was an idea that came from a listener, and of course

we take other people's ideas and improve them. And we decided we would provide you with a means to not just give a great tip when you get awesome customer service at a place where tipping is appropriate, but also those many occasions when tipping isn't appropriate but you want to just say you're awesome and thank you for what you did. It could be at a doctor's office, it could be at a like just a brick and mortar store where someone was just great at customer service. It

could be getting your driver's license renewed or whatever. These cards are going to be cool. They're going to be really cool, and I think they're going to make a difference in people's lives. I really do. So there's just a quick update on that I mentioned fast food. I know, I spent my younger younger years and then I by that, I mean up until nine ten in Minnesota. Born in Pittsburgh, raised, if you will, in Minnesota. Then we moved to Phoenix.

We kind of had a little thing where we were Minnesota and Florida and then Minnesota and Arizona, and then eventually we moved to Arizona. But I would go back to Minnesota routinely because I had family back there, cousins, aunts, uncles, and you know, one of my brothers stayed in Minnesota, and then my dad was up there a lot, and so I would spend a lot of time up there. And if you live up the if you're in the Midwest,

you know white Castle. White Castle is a thing. You ever had a white Castle hamburger at all?

just a texture thing. I love the flavor of onion. I like, really, you know, like crispy cooked sauteed onions, Like cook them down and let them have a little crunch to them. That'll work for me. And then a really lightly battered fried onion ring is just nirvana. I mean,

it's evant, not nirvana. Nirvana means nothingness, but you know what I mean anyway, I just it's just interesting to see how fast food places are are recognizing they're losing market share because people are just over the prices of stuff. But then I feel bad for the fast food change. What are you supposed to do? Your employment costs have skyrocketed because of silly minimum wage laws and regulatory problems, so you've got places automating, and that means less jobs

for entry level workers and the like. So anyway, it's just I just I pay attention to that stuff. And White Castle, just if you're from the Midwest, I don't have to tell you it's iconic. It's just it's a thing. And I would absolutely go to White Castle when I was up there, but I just would say, sands the onions.

It's kind of how I rolled twenty seven past the hour, Big story story in the press box next WFLA thirty five minutes after the hour, Big Stories in the press box, there's one, But there's there's some sound that I want to get to here in just a minute that a listener sent my way that explains what has become a joke. And I think that this is important enough to become

a big story in and of itself. This is Charlie Kirk sitting down with with a gentleman who I do not know who it is, but they're having a discussion in front of a group and they're talking about that mantra that Kamala Harris has been using. Here's Charlie Kirk setting it up.

We've got time to unpack that. She and Trump have agreed to some debates I think three at this point, which is tremendous. As long as you get her off her notes, she's toast. And that's why she won't sit down with the media because she can't do unscripted answers to sit down with Lester Holt. You haven't you haven't been to the border. I haven't been to Europe. What's your point? She can't handle that, and that's a softball

you get into policy anyway. We're going to be as what's the word I want to use, organized as we can be in unpacking these two because those of you that are struggling because Donald Trump's not a nice person at times. You know, there's a poll I put up on our ex page that someone else did. Sixty five thousand people voted asking who's more honest? Trump two to one. It's not even close. And you know the fact of the matter is there's a lot of substance to that opinion.

Trump just tells you what he thinks. You don't have to like it, but he's not dishonest about it. He was honest about his exploits outside of marriage, wrote a book just name Names, just told everybody, Yeah, yeah, but he's honest. Forty one minutes after the hour, big story in the press.

derived from from animals in various forms. Now a lot of that has become synthetic, but they've used the the scent glands of certain animals for years in making up some perfumes, which is why some perfumes over the years have triggered a violent reaction in some animals because they they detect the scent of another animal inside the perfume aroma. The bouquet of the perfume can trigger at times a predatory, reactive,

violent reaction in certain animals. That's why they you know your advice never to wear perfume of any kind if you're going to be around wild animals in any way, shape or form. But this is a new alcohol free fragrance called the fe fe Fi. Fresh and delicate notes of yengling, musk and sandalwood lends itself to a playful beauty routine for dogs. A bottle costs one hundred bucks. It is it's received the Safe Pet Cosmetic certification and

approved by Vets. Glass bottle figure features a twenty four carrot gold plated paw. Dog Owners that buy the mist for their pets will also receive a Dulci Gabana dog collar. So if you see adultcy Gabana dog collar on a dog, you know that that is a pampered pet. Look, Hey,

who am I to judge? I whatever floats your boat, if that's if that's you, I'm just letting you know it's out there because I'm all about making sure you know the things that are available at Christmas time, and there you go for your pet to say it forty six minutes after the hour, come back six more months. Yeah. The Morning Show with Preston Scott. You know, sports sometimes

provides a wonderful parallel set of analogies for life. You look at people in sports teams, for example, Chicago White Sox and baseball right now, OMG, are they in a slump? I think they've lost like twenty one straight games or something like that. I can't imagine. I've never been part of a team that endured anything like that. I've been on teams that have lost more than they've won, not

very often, but I've been part of that. And I remember, for example, coaching a group of boys in AAU basketball that suffered through a miserable losing season in their varsity basketball schedule. And parents said, hey, you you've coached some basketball, and we know you because you coach some of our boys in flag football. And I coached flag football for a few years just for coach our kids and and then some other kids, and I had a great time.

I brought my approach to sports into flag football and had a just a blast. It was a co ed league, and you know, young men and young girls and playing together and it was just it was a lot of fun. But because of that, I had a group of parents say, hey, this is now. We fast forward a few years and those those boys in particular are older and playing varsity basketball, and they were like, would you be willing to kind of coach the guys for a summer to get them

better for the next varsity season. They didn't have a very good year, They didn't have a lot of fun, and it was really it was a really cool challenge to take a group of young men that struggled and were really down on themselves and on each other, and to try to find a way to teach them to think differently. Sports provides that, but I think we sometimes forget that a lot of those same principles can be applied to the workplace. Right now, Boeing is in a

massive slump. You look at they are the butt of every joke when it comes to the airline industry. Right They've had a disastrous several years. The Boeing seven thirty seven max Liner crashes, the plug fallen out of the one airplane and flight where you know, thankfully no one was hurt, But kids like you know, a kid got his shirt sucked off him, and I mean just crazy stuff. And then out have you been following this story? We've mentioned it a couple of times. The Boeing star Liner.

It brought a couple of astronauts up to the International Space Station. It was supposed to be kind of a there and back thing. They've been there now more than sixty days because there's problems with the Boeing star Liner and they can't bring them back. And right now it looks like they're going to be up there six more months. Can you imagine you're Butch Wilmore, Sunny Williams, and you're saying to your spouses or your family, all right, just back in a couple, just back in a few days,

eight months later, in twenty twenty five, Hello anybody? Oh man? Right now they're actually looking at SpaceX to bring them home. Elon Musk's crew might be bringing him home and that'll be in six months. But talk about being in a slump. My goodness, Can you imagine being a Boeing worker right now, because that's not your standard industry. Now, they've got a new CEO, Kelly Ortberg, and he is he's doing all the right things. He's he's going to the plants, the factories.

He said, you know the type of stuff we do. I got to be talking to employees and learning about what we're doing on the factory floors. And so that's what he's doing. So he's he's showing signs of figuring this out, because that's what you have to do. That's what being a good coach is all about. You got to you gotta understand what's gone wrong in order to fix it. All right, we come Tim Walls and his wife and family.

always sharing time. Yesterday on the program, talking to Steve Stewart, we talked about the importance of transparency with people that want your vote. Just say who you are, just say it out loud. You've got to be very, very concerned when candidates just don't come out and say here's what I think, here believe, I believe this. And so if there's one really good silver lining in the ticket of Kamala Harris and Tim Walls is just listen to them.

They will tell you what they believe. And so my effort here is to simply shine a light amplify who they are, so that if you're going to vote for this, you vote knowing full good and well what you're voting for. Sadly that it's not the case locally. Sadly a lot of you locally are being deceived by the Well, they voted for a tax increase, so they're not getting my vote, and they voted against it, so they're getting my vote, and that's just dumb. The tax increase, bad idea. But

there is so much more. Just listen and they'll tell you who they are. In the case of Kamalin Tim Wallas, because there's you know, we'll we'll talk about local stuff when it's appropriate, talk about it every week with Steve Stewart. He's doing his best Guy Benson with town Hall. Pulling from a Wall Street Journal op ed written by Minnesota and describes Tim Wallas, the governor. This way, Wallas's Minnesota

has become a high crime state. Student achievement is tumbled as spending on schools is skyrocketed, proving once again, more money does not mean better outcomes. You pour gas into a gas tank and it holds so much, and you get a certain amount of energy production from that, and if you pour more than what the tank can hold, you're wasting money. You're wasting gas. Education is not dissimilar. The engine of education requires funding, but if you overfund,

you do not get greater return. Tim Walls didn't learn that. The op ed says per capita gross domestic product has fallen below the national average. Minnesotans have joined residents of New York, California, Illinois in fleeing their home state. But let's start taking apart some of these issues here. On immigration, Kamala Harris clearly believes in a wide open border because she as border czar. Yes she is, Yes, she has been did nothing. I'm not sure she even to this

day visited the border. Lester Holt famously asked her about that, and she, I don't know what your point is. I haven't been to Europe either. I don't know if she's been there yet. Tim Walls believes in a sanctuary state, in open borders. He ridiculed border enforcement. He endorsed the sanctuary state, sanctuary state, sanctuary city policies provided illegal immigrants. He called them new Americans breaking into this country illegally.

They're new Americans with drivers' licenses, taxpayer funded health care intuition. And so he is an open border guy and has legislated that way in Minnesota. Listen, they'll tell you who they are. Watch they'll tell you what they believe. Ten past the hour more coming The Morning Show with Preston Scott.

helped out rioters by bailing them out. Even Walls called his conduct and abject failure, but he still tried to blame others for the problem, suggesting that well, this is what you get when you don't include equity in the equation of a society. So while rioters burned Minneapolis to the ground, Tim Walls fled, did nothing but listened to.

By the way, did you know that his daughter tweeted out that it was safe for rioters to continue doing what they're doing because the National Guard wasn't going to be called in by her dad. Tim Walls's daughter greenlit more rioting because they had no fear of repercussions. No one was coming. Go ahead, keep going, sanctimonious, little twit, but she comes about it. Honestly. Check out Tim Walls's wife being interviewed about the twenty twenty riots and her

reflection of the whole thing. This is staggering.

past the hour. More to come on The Morning Show with Preston Scott twenty one minutes past the hour talking about Tim Walls, Kamala Harris and know what you're doing if you're gonna, if you're gonna pull the lever for them, if you're gonna vote fill in the optical scanner ballot for them coming this November, know what you're doing now. I'm not convinced he's gonna last and we'll unpack a little bit of that here in just a few minutes. If you go into Kamala Harris's background, you realize how

she worked with Planned Parenthood. She was the one behind the arrest and the rating of Dave Dalladan and Sandra Merritt. It all started with Kamala. She had high level meet when she was Attorney General of California with Planned Parenthood executives. Remember there, there's video out there, and more videos just got released this week. Planned Parenthood engaged in harvesting baby parts, aborting babies in a manner, killing children inside the womb

in a manner to harvest and sell organs. Is the allegation that was, oh, by the way, captured on tape, them bragging about it over salad. Anyway. Walls provided tampons in boys bedrooms restrooms, sorry, starting in grade four. Yes, he allowed that and called for that because menstruating people aren't just girls. That's a quote. He turned Minnesota into a destination for irreversible sex assignment surgeries for children, in fact, so much so, I need you to listen very carefully.

The trans Refuge Bill grants legal protection to children who travel to Minnesota for so called gender affirming care, including puberty blockers, reconstructive genital surgery, hormone therapy, as well as the medical practitioners who provide it. The law prohibits Minnesota courts or officials from complying with child removal requests, extraditions, arrests, subpoena is related to a child sex procedure received in Minnesota,

even if it's a crime in another state. The law makes seeking gender transition procedures for minors a factor in some assessments for whether Minnesota can take children from their parents. Believes that children crossing borders and getting gender mutilation surgery in Minnesota have no right to be returned to the parents of another state. They can have refuge in Minnesota. Listen. I can't state this clearly enough because I'm going to

play something. He said this week. Tim Waltz believes that if you're in a state nearby or across the country and a child gets there and parents are just frantically looking for their child, and their child says I'm thirteen, I want gender reassignment surgery, Minnesota will not return the child. Listen to Tim Waltz this week at his first rally with Kamala Harris.

toast on that. He is toast if I'm jd vance. That is that. That is one of the first things I'm bringing up. Hey, Tim, you just said your neighbors what they do, even if you wouldn't make that same choice, it's none of your business what they do. Then why did you? Why did you sign laws that allow children to have genital mutilation without parental consent in your state and kids from out of state? Which is it? Tim? I can't say it strongly enough. If you vote for this,

you deserve everything that comes with it. And I say this in all seriousness. May God have mercy on your soul. Twenty seven minutes past the hour. Big Stories in the press Box, not unrelated. Next on the Morning Show with President Scott.

in just a little bit. Big story in the press box this morning is some sound listeners sent this my way, but to put some context on it, let's go back and I'm not going to play the full four minute version, but just remember the recent haa about this related to Kamala.

and over and over. I'm in the world of repetition. The world of radio is about audio communication and something called a choic memory and it's a scientific fact. You remember what you hear more than what you see. What comes in your eyes is not retained as well as what you hear. It is why you know the lyrics of thousands of songs you never planned on memorizing, because you hear songs over and over and over. Next thing

you know, it's just kind of stuck in you. Kabaa has been saying this over and over and over and over, and I was among those that said, she's just so dumb, she doesn't have anything else to say. And then this came my way, Charlie Kirk with an unnamed gentleman who he has I guess working with him for him turning point usay, and they're talking about this phrase.

moving on to other things. Next on the Morning Show, Preston Scott, do you understand is that coming out of my mouth?

She's going to have the questions in advance. But I went to the FAQs of the Harris Walls website. Listen to the FAQs. I donated to Biden for President. What happens to my donation? Now? What is the Harris Victory Fund? What are the requirements to vote? What are the requirements to donate? Other than donating? How do I get involved? How can I donate? Is my donation secure. How does the Harris Victory Fund allocate money? Is my donation tax deductible? Will I have a receipt? How can I update my

contact information and address? How can I volunteer? I have a question about an online donation we wish to modify and existing contribution. Who do I contact? If my question has not been answered on this page? Who do I contact? If my question has not been answered on this page? Who do I contact? If my question? These are the FAQs. That's it, that's it. Not one thing about What do you believe about BAH? What do you believe about BA?

What do you believe? Nothing? Nothing, zip, zero, nada, nothing. If you vote for this, you deserve what you get. What sucks as you take the rest of us down with you, But we won't go down very easily. That's just not in our DNA. This not gonna happen. Wouldn't be prudent electric vehicles. Here's the headline from just the News. Electric vehicle owners getting hit with negative equity as depreciation crushes used EV values. I told you, I told you, I told you, I told you, and we haven't even

begun to see how bad this is gonna get. Let's see you drive a vehicle ten years you said, yeah, I want to get a newer vehicle. That vehicle has some value to the next owner, even with mileage high mileage. Why Because it's an internal combustion engine and it can run for hundreds of thousands of miles. If you'd have taken we've got a we've got a c at a minivan that my my wife got new in two thousand. It's got three hundred and forty four thousand miles. It

runs brilliantly. If you'd have bought that after one hundred thousand miles, you had a brand new vehicle. If you bought it ten years in, you had a brand new vehicle. From a mileage and use perspective, we're still using it as a backup vehicle. Love it, Love it. You can't

do that with any ev ever made, not one. Why because every single year the battery becomes less effective, less efficient, and eventually, unlike that internal combustion engine, which can go two hundred thousand, two hundred and fifty three hundred thousand, four hundred thousand miles, that battery it's just gonna say nope, you're gonna get to run it for a couple hours at some point, and that's it. You can't you can't charge it anymore than what it'll take. Its ability to

run is just not going to be there. So you sell that car. What do you think the next person's gonna do? Knowing you've got to spend ten to fifteen thousand dollars on new batteries. What kind of value you think you're gonna get. We're not even talking about actual use and value. What can you do with it? Can you drive it in cold weather? Nope? How long does it take you to recharge that bad boy? Every year?

A little bit longer to get even less. And we're just starting to see the headlines depreciation, crushes, used ev values. I told you this before they ever became popular. It was just a matter of time. And here we are, all right, come back forty eight minutes after the hour, run a little late. We got what's to be Friday coming up. I'll open up the phone lines in just a few minutes.

so often I'm willing to do this. I've given up enough segments, probably giving up an entire show worth of segments trying to keep some of you people alive talking about rip currents and how to spot them and how to survive them. I'm pretty well tapped out on it. But it's worth it because we really, I earnestly believe it's like our personal defense segments with Charlie and JD.

I feel like when we sit down and talk like I talked with j D Johnson this week about personal defense, we actually have a shot at saving some people's lives by just getting you to think differently, to train differently, to train with a purpose, to understand the importance when you go to the beach. If you're not from Florida, there's a thing called a rip current. It's not undertow, you're not being pulled under. It's a rip current, and

you can actually spot it from the beach. On my blog page, I've got a video teaching you how to spot a rip current and what to do if you're caught in one. Remember the beach warning flags double red, sta out of the water, red, be very very careful, don't go in. Is the advisement yellow caution. That's like a yellow stop light. You know when it's yellow, it's caution. And then don't forget. The green means there's still a chance. Purple is marine life sharks and or jellyfish and or

something else. All right, pay attention to those flags and live to tell. Okay, time to open up the phone lines. Eight five zero two zero five WFLA. What do you want to complain about? My goodness, there is no shortage of things to have concerns over. Maybe it's maybe it's something as significant as the race for the White House. Maybe it's something as insignificant as I don't know, fast food service, fast food, condition of roads. If it matters

to you, it's not insignificant. That's the rule. If it matters to you, it matters to us. So the phone lines are now open eight five zero two zero five to b FLA. Eight five zero two zero five ninety three point fifty two lines are wide open. It's your chance to call. What's to be Friday next on the Morning Show with Preston Scott. All right, five minutes after the hour, It's What's to be Friday, Friends, ruminators, ladies

and gentlemen, boys and girls, men and women. It is an exclusive presentation of The Morning Show with Preston Scott. Your chain to get it off your chest. Whatever you want to complain about, even if it's me, it's fair game. Just don't make it personal and don't use profanity. Those are our two rules. We try to provide a broadcast that is safe for moms and dads to listen to with their kids. And we have evidence now with kids that are in college and have their own kids of

the success of that programming model. And so we just ask you to keep it between the lines. It is eight five zero two zero five WSLA eight five zero two zero five ninety three fifty two. And again, whatever you want to complain about is fine. Dave has been waiting the longest. Good morning, sir, welcome, what's the beef?

just have positive advertisements? You know, I'm John Doe. I've stay for this, this and this, not John Doe and uh Tim Doe does this, this and this. You know, it's just crazy. It's just crazy. I think everything I'll be kept on the positive, but you know it can't.

The negative campaigning is is uh is certainly a thing and uh and it's frustrating. Sandra. You're gonna be up next, then Dan, then Lee. You know that means that means we got one line open. Mm hmmmm mmmm. You want it first time Friday? You want to call in, go for it? Eight five zero two zero five to bfl A. It can be important to you.

But this is what you get in a vacuum of leadership. All right, Lee, you're up next. We have one more segment to go. It's eight five zero two zero five WFLA eight five zero two zero five ninety three fifty two. We've got time for four more calls and two lines are open. Here next on the Morning Show with Preston Scott.

I don't have anybody that monitors Leon County is listening. But you know, if that's happened with one person, is it happening with anybody else?

jumped on this administration so fast and so quick. And this administration found out what would be the results of that, and so they had the Secretary of Defense say he was going to change that, but it was changed by the American people and the families from nine to eleven.

this clown that's coming from Minnesota. How can anybody that's a Christian agree to vote for somebody like that who's for late term abortion and that's murder no matter what, and for if you gotta be twenty one to drink beer, why can't Why they will let peoples that are thirteen to fourteen year old and doing the la they bought bodies and the last one I said, are you better off?

past that one? Anyway, we'll see about all That final half hour of the program each and every week is a little diversion, something a little bit different, and we kind of give you a snapshot of what we're thinking, what we you know, our life, because when we get to the best and the worst of the week, it's not necessarily news related. And so jose can you see by the way jose C A. N U se at iHeartRadio dot com is his email address. What's your best and worst of the week, sir.

Panama City and especially here in the capital city. You people just knocked it out of the park so much so we gave some of the Panama City as well to add to their total. It was crazy the response, and so thank you. But get this, I get this email this week. I wanted to share this and add a personal note to Jared of thank you. He came up with the idea to I'm sorry that was me sending a note to my bosses thanking Jared. Here's the note.

I feel stupid, just wanted to pass this along. Providing box fans for seniors and needs seemed like a great idea. So the Thomas County Food Bank is copying your idea and doing the same thing here in Thomasville. We have been able to obtain two hundred fans which were distributing to clients this month. Folks are very happy to get them. Thank you for the inspiration. Jane sent that, and so I sent that up the chain to my bosses, and a hearty thank you to Jared, because Jared, see here,

this could be the good news segment. In fact, we'll be back forty one minutes after the hour. I'm going to segue my best of the Week into a good news segment next to The Morning Show with Preston Scott.

all in. He said, it fits the mantra of the show. The Mad Radio Network make a difference. So we earnestly three weeks, really pushing. We're gonna do it earlier next year. But let's get some ceiling fans. And then because of that, someone here's what we're doing, and they bring the idea to some folks in Thomasville, and next thing you know,

we're now impacting three communities with one simple idea. And so what I want to point out is, don't underestimate what you doing that's good and helpful and kind that it won't inspire other people to do the same thing or to take your idea and modify it and adjust it for whatever the need is in that community or or with that person, or in that church or in that school or whatever it is. Doing good things for other people, Considering others more important than yourself brings dividends.

And when God is in it. I use this little mathematical equation in my teaching from the pulpit. Check this out. Satan is into division and subtraction. God's into addition and multiplication. When God's in the midst of something, it multiplies, it grows, it's added. And so, Jane, you made my week and that is good news to hear what's going on because of what Jared mentioned and what we did, and so that just blesses my heart and I hope it blesses yours.

Forty six after the Hour, come back with the dad joke. Some headlines from the b See there's so much still to come on this value packed edition of The Morning Show with Preston Scott. All Right, FSU soccer starts it season with a little exhibition to night at the soccer complex at seven. Might want to check that out. Time for dad joke. Try to armue with something to use over the weekend at your church gathering. I hate jokes

about German sausages. They're the worst. That leads us, of course, to headline's courtesy of your My Hour, trusted source for satire ladies and gentlemen. These are headlines from the Babylon b Kamala Harris spends flight looking for cloud where her data is stored. Kamala bravely fields hard hitting questions from reporters about where she got that adorable blouse. Trump is scared to debate says party whose last candidate had to

quit politics. After debate, Jesus explains to disciples that they are always the sheep and his parables because sheep are really, really stupid. Sad Olympics official unable to get female boxing medal over giant Adam's Apple, Tim Walls backs out of VP nomination after learning VP sometimes have to deploy the dangerous places overseas Apostles. Getting really tired of Peter yelling do you smell what the rock is cooking? Every five minutes?

Taylor swift Jet launches retaliatoriot strike on It's a stronghold. Trump concerned if he beats Kamalin debate they might replace her with someone good this time, and who needs a tampon? Bellows Tim Walls kicking in middle school boys bathroom stalled or it loads her headlines courtesy of the Babylon Bee. You're my our trusted source for satire.

Kamala's what can be unburdened by what has been? Is actually part of a Marxist manifesto used by Mao, used by the Bolsheviks, used to usher in a socialist communist state. Unburdened by what has been? She's just repeating a mantra to suggest America's socialist future as possible. Think of what can be unburdened by this silly constitutional republic. We went through a breakdown of who Tim Waltz really is, including

his wife and his daughter. And they're all crazy. You might say, now, it's not fair bringing in the kid. The kid in the Minnesota riots. Minneapolis Riots tweeted out, don't worry the National Guards not being sent. Her dad wasn't sending any help. He called his response an abject failure. She took the intel and sent word keep rioting. It's all good. His wife opened the windows to smell the burning tires. She was so intoxicated by the whole experience.

They're sick. They're all sick. Boeing talk about a slump man. The astronauts that went up on the Boeing Starliner to the International Space Station gonna be there for just a few days. It looks like they will be there for eight months and have to hitch a ride on SpaceX's capsule back. Dolchi Gebano launching a one hundred dollars perfume for dogs. Just saying, just saying, ladies and gentlemen, good

show this week. A lot of really important content. It'd be great if we didn't have so much serious stuff to talk about. We could talk about some lighter things, but man got to stay in front of what's going on out there. We'll do it over the weekend. We'll be back with you on Monday. Have a great weekend, friends,