Ep. 5229: Speaking of Doctors

and pipe. Praise him with sounding symbols. Praise him with loud, clashing symbols. Let everything that has breath praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. That'll do Ten past the hours Friday, and It's the Morning Show with Preston Scott. One hundred point seven w FLA. That rais Ara. It is September sixth.

He's OSEI im Preston. Welcome ruminators, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, men and women on this date in seventeen eighty one, British troops under Benedict Arnold Byrne New London, Connecticut. All man, could you imagine having your name synonymous with being a traitor forever recorded. It's it's a modern version of Judas. Right. Oh man, you're gonna have your name in a Bible. Let's go with a Demetrius, not a Diatrophies. You know what I'm saying. Eighteen sixty Jane Adams, founder

of the Hull House, born in Cedarville, Illinois. Nineteen oh one President McKinley shot mortally wounded by an anarchist. Got those all over the country. Nineteen ninety five, Baltimore, Orioles shortstop Cal Ripkin Junior plays his twenty one hundred and thirty first consecutive game, breaking Lou Grigg's record. Honestly, it's just me because of the way Lou Grigg had his streak stopped by a disease that would end up being

named after him, als Lou Grig's disease. And I think Cal Ripkin Junior is an awesome guy, and I think he was a marvelous baseball player. Had it been me, I would have stopped my streak one day short to make sure Louke Garrick still had it. That's just me, though I'm not trying to sound noble or anything. I just think that's what you do Baseball's a game of records. It's like, I still don't believe that Barry Bonds has the home run record. He doesn't. He cheated, he did.

Good Lord, the guy had a size ten head from taking so many steroids. I remember doing photos. I did sports for an ABC affiliate, and I had photos of the before and after. Yeah, you can work out and make your neck bigger, your traps, your shoulders. Can't make your head bigger unless you're taking roids. And he took roids anyway. Two thousand and two, Congress Being's New York City pay homage to the victims and heroes of nine

to eleven terrorist attacks. So, yeah, there you go. This is an interesting story that actually connects really well to our history segment. In an area known as the Cotswolds. It's a I had to look this up. It's a region in England, roughly eight hundred square miles southwestern and west central England. It's somewhat legendary. A rare coin from the year of our nation's independence minted here. A United States Continental dollar was found in the bottom of a

toffee tin. Someone brings this auctioneer's house in Cotswold. This massive ten and it's full of junk, full of coins and different things, and in the bottom is this gem. They only made six thousand of these coins. There is estimated to be less than one hundred still remaining. There are frauds all over the place, but they had this verified by the Numismatic Guarantee Company here in the United States.

It is genuine. Its estimated value is twenty to thirty thousand pounds, which puts it in the I'm guessing thirty five thirty eight thousand dollars range. Maybe I don't know what the exchange rate is now, but I'm guessing, but it could potentially reach six figures. So if you're interested in following this story, Wotton auction rooms, Wotta auction rooms. It's gonna be auction Thursday, October the third. I'm gonna keep this, keep an eye on it. I trust me.

I'm not bidding, but that's just cool. See, you just never know, you never. They just got this and they were like, would you like to auction this off? Whatever is it? That this is a fine and they found it. They found it. They said there were some cool coins in there, but that one man incredible. There's still things to find seventeen past the hour come back. Speaking of checking your dollars, stick around. Got another blog getting prepared, and I just stumbled across this video of a guy.

Have you ever seen the wingsuit jumpers? They they they put on these crazy wingsuits. They're like a flying squirrel and they jump basically the base jumping. This guy goes to the top of a major point in the Swiss Alps and goes and for some reason he's not catching air. It's over. It's it's over, over, over, And what a rush. Just watching it got my hand sweaty. I mean, so I'm gonna share that with you and that'll be something to enjoy. The blood page really is worth a visit.

I don't claim to be any kind of deep thinker or anything like that. I just, you know, sometimes I write more than others. Sometimes I just throw up a video because it interests me. But I'd like to think that I have a good eye for things that are interesting, cool, entertaining, jaw dropping. This is jaw dropping, entertaining, and unbelievable. I mean,

the level of nerve is next is next level. Anyway, I said, I was going to tell you about you know, your dollars came across this story on our website gog have we knowing that you know, blind squirrel finds the acorn. There are tens of thousands of individuals single dollar bills out there that have value greater than a dollar. Sometimes it's for novelty purposes. Sometimes it's a mistake in printing and it causes a rarity that is really worth some money.

So you you look at the serial numbers, and sometimes you get one that has a really low serial number, you know, zero zero zero zero zero zero zero one. Sometimes the numbers are are really high. Sometimes there are patterns one two three four one two three four. Sometimes it's one two two one two one two two, so

it's just two numbers used repeatedly. Sometimes there are numbers that, for example, they're the same if if it's flipped upside down, for example zero zero zero six nine zero zero zero, no matter what way you flip it, it's the same. And so all of these have value. Another one to hunt for would be birthday notes, and this actually can be a little bit of a side hustle for you. For example, oh, eight one five one nine eight zero is valuable to anybody born on Aucto to August fifteenth,

nineteen eighty because that's a birth date. So you look for those kinds of things. And you know, for example, someone bought a one dollar bill for thirty bucks on eBay because it was a birthday. The serial number was a birth date for them, so they bought it for thirty bucks. You're making twenty nine dollars, maybe a little bit less with the seller's fees. But apparently there are places that you can go online, punch in the serial number and see if it has more value than just

a dollar. But look for those birthday ones. I bet you don't look at a dollar bill the same way. Moving forward, and here's the other interesting thing. Those fines are going to become more and more rare because fewer and fewer people are using cash. Cash is disappearing from circulation because people aren't using it. I don't know where it all is, but I don't. I seldom have cash. Do you carry cash rarely? Yeah? It's like it's easier for me to track my spending with my you know,

my debit card. But anyway, twenty seven past the hour, just giving you a little tip, trying to help, all right, It's just a little side business here for you. Let's get to the big stories in the press box. This morning, Hunter Biden changes his plea in federal tax evasion trial. He decided to plead guilty. I don't know anybody surprised by that. Here's my calculus. My calculus is it. By pleading guilty, he doesn't face a trial with disclosure where where he got his money and so forth becomes a

matter of evidentiary record, and Dad can pardon him. Now the White House said they will not pardon him. That Joe Biden will not pardon his son. We'll see, we'll see. I'm just saying, at the very least, Hunter's taking one for the team because he knows that disclosure is his enemy. Just that's the analysis of this. Yes, second big story, the father of the Georgia High school shooting. I will not use his name either. He's been arrested in charge

with murder, manslaughter, and child cruelty. Two counts of second degree murder sorry likely four counts sorry, two counts of second degree murder, four counts of involuntary manslaughter, eight counts of cruelty to children. Apparently after after the FBI said there are reasons to be concerned about your son, and they all sat down and had to talk. They didn't have any reason to arrest the kid. Dad went out

and bought him a gun as a gift. And yeah, now there are unconfirmed out there the young man was bullied at one school, which is why he left and went to a different school, which is the one he shot up. There are unconfirmed reports that the boy's Facebook page has him using weird personal pronouns and you know, bleep magats and with a handgun emoji. I don't know, it's not confirmed. But here's the thing. See, here's the

sad part of this. If that is in fact him, if he is has been bullied in part because he's in the trans lifestyle or whatever. First of all, let me make it abundantly clear, bullying is not acceptable, period end stop right there. That It's just it doesn't matter whether a young person is gay, homosexual, bisexual, transgender, fluid, gender, whatever, it doesn't matter. Bullying is not acceptable. So let's just set that as a monument on the hill. All right, unacceptable.

But the bigger issue here is if that is in fact an issue for this young man, his sexuality and his gender identity and that he is caught up in all of that ridiculousness. You can lay this entire thing at the feet of the LGBTQ movement and add it to the list of people that are young people that are mentally screwed up, and most of them likely just swept into this as a matter of trying to find a way to fit in or to be different or whatever, and it didn't work out for him. I don't know.

But here's the other part of this. We can't rely on the mainstream media disclosing whether it's true or not. If it's true, I was shared a screenshot of his X page. I don't know if it's him or not. He clearly has his hair colored. Now. If it is him, if it is a legitimate page, the mainstream media is going to bury this because it doesn't fit the narrative.

It's why you haven't heard one whiff about the Nashville shooters manifesto and their hatred and they're screwed up head because they don't want you to know about her and how messed up she was, that it is mental illness. They don't want you to know that. And so this is the spot we find ourselves in Maybe law enforcement will at some point release it and we can verify it one way or the other. Until then we will announce it as unconfirmed. We do not know, but would

it surprise anybody? Forty one minutes after the hour, there's the big stories in the press box, I promise you today I was going to try to clear as much of the desk off as possible. Lead research assistant of the show shared this with me with a sad emoji or comment attached to it. It's from BuzzFeed, and normally BuzzFeed content wouldn't make it here, but this is interesting.

Casey Rackham, a contributor, grabbed some results from a recent study of what are called they're subjects or victims or perpetrators of something called gray divorce, and these are some individual stories, if you will. In a nutshell. We were not yet empty nesters, but one evening, both kids were out. I glanced around and realized this was it TV on, spouse stretched on the sofa, half asleep with a remote hand,

no conversation between the two of us. No, let's go do something, and this is how it was going to continue to be. We tried counseling, but honestly believe I was too late for that. I still consider them to be one of the most wonderful people in the world. We just really outgrew each other. It's a fifty eight year old. Three of my friends, all over the age of fifty, got divorced in the past two to three years. All of them had been married over twenty years, with kids,

many ups and downs. As someone who knew them before and after their divorces, they all seem much happier. It's been hard, for sure, but they knew it was for the best. This one. I'm a sixty four year old woman and been divorced for fourteen years. I love living alone and don't want any relationships either. A wise woman once told me that after a certain age, men either want a nurse or a purse. I don't care to be either. My parents are both in their sixties, just

divorced after thirty two years of mostly happy marriage. Everyone else seems to be taken harder than the two of them, who seem happy, which is what it's all about. So and so and I divorced after thirty five years. We marked the moment with a divorce ceremony. Both of us are happier these last four years living as our true selves with friends mostly separate, and our adult kids who

we still gather with every week as a family. I sacrifice some financial security, but this emotional freedom and the joy of living in a community not a coupledom, is worth so much more. Solo after sixty is awesome. I could go on and on and on. I'm just going to tell you this is pathetic. This is a symptom of the culture of I me me I seeping upward. This is a symptom of couples that never really understood

what marriage was all about. I just know this, and this might be tough for some of you to hear. A lot of people will tell you and counsel you that marriage is hard work. I disagree. An appropriate, properly based, foundational marriage is not work. It's awesome. And what's required is two people separately that are happy before God, healthy

before God. Couples that go into a marriage without having that relationship at the center of theirs and then collectively at the center of the pair are going to have to work at it, because central to a good marriage is this ideal that is biblical. Consider others more important than yourself and that other mostly is your spouse. Twenty seven minutes after the hour this is I just was like,

oh this sucks. Yeah, clearing off the desk always fun. Yesterday, when I was going through my prep, I just had these. I shared these massive stacks. I've never you know what, it just occurred to me. I've never put my blog up about the building of my desk. I built my own desk. It is not a masterpiece by any means, but it's really cool and I'm proud to say that

I did it. I did not build drawers. I thought about doing drawers, but I don't like I like a simplified, minimalist look when it comes to that kind of thing. And so I had built my desk out of Ambrosia maple, which is a really cool wood, and purple heart. I mixed the two woods together. And if you don't know about purple heart is it is spectacular, very hard to find. It's expensive wood. But anyway, so I've got these two stacks and I just literally started laughing going through all

of it. And I'm going to get to some of those stories, and I've already gotten to some of those stories. But this pair of stories just belongs together because we have documented the crisis in our military. Cameron Yeast, commanding officer of the destroyer USS john S McCain, was removed from his position last Friday, a week ago. You might say why. According to the Navy, he was relieved the duty due to a loss of confidence in his ability to command the guided missile destroyer. It's a bad ship.

That ship is meant to do business. Apparently. Back in April, the Navy posted an image of him with a rifle and the caption said from engaging in practice gun shoots, conducting maintenance, testing fuel purity, participating in seeing anchor details the hashtag US Navy is always ready to serve and protect. The scope on the gun was backwards. Now on the surface, you're like, oh, come on, what adult And I get it. And the scope was definitely on backwards, but buried in

the story. And this is why I hope you listened to this show. Here's what I noticed. Yeast was temporarily replaced by Captain Allison Christy. Was he set up? Did they just hand him a rifle? Hey, we need to do a shoot. We got to do a post here. We're gonna take a quick picture. Did they did? They set him up and hand him a rifle with that reversed. And now we've got a female commander of this destroyer, this battleship guided missile destroyer. I should say, I don't know,

maybe I'm reaching a little bit. I don't know, but dad Gum, it just seems off to me. It just seems a little off to me. But he's out back with something that just cannot happen.

whatever you want to call it. Brot Brat's that I'm just I'm not I'm not gonna cook them ahead of time and beer this time. I'm gonna I'm gonna do a little bit of a different cooking and then throw him on the grill and crisp them up a little bit and got the appropriate cheese A klutchem mounts because it is Green Bay after all. But anyway, welcome friends to the to the second hour. In case you're wondering Monday, Iris Chaffelle joins us for this. He'll be here each

Monday for the season. We uh, we will look back on the first two weeks of the FSU football season and uh get his insight. He's a practices he's there. He he talks to the coaches and and players and uh and he's been covering f SU for a couple of decades at least, and so we'll we'll get his thoughts. I mentioned in teas this just cannot happen. William Bryant, seventy Muscle Shoals, Alabama. Not all that far from us, certainly not far from the listening area from a broadcast

radio perspective, because we go nearly to Destin. Then you factor in iHeart and certainly you've got people in our area admitted to the Ascension Sacred Heart Emerald Coast Hospital in Walton County and going over tests concerns regarding an abnormality of the spleen after experiencing sudden lower left abdominal pain while he and his wife, Beverly were visiting their

rental property in Oakluosa County, Okay. Pain abnormality spleen all right with the surgeon, the general surgeon, doctor Thomas Sheknovsky, and the chief medical Officer, doctor Christopher Bakani. They persuaded him to undergo surgery as he could experience serious complications if he left the hospital now. The family was reluctant to go ahead with the surgery, but they did. On August twenty first, just a few weeks ago. Doctor Sheknovsky

proceeded with a hand assisted laparoscopic splenectomy procedure. In doing the procedure, they removed mister Bryan's liver. In doing so, transacted the major vasculature supplying the liver, causing an immediate catastrophic blood loss resulting in death. The surgeon proceeded with labeling the removed liver specimen as a spleen, and the doctor then continued telling Beverly that her husband's spleen was so diseased it was four times bigger than usual and

had migrated to the other side of his body. The law firm now handling the case points out that Schechnovsky was previously accused of wrongsite surgery in twenty twenty three, removing a portion of a patient's pancreas instead of the adrenal gland. It was settled in confidence. The guy pulled the man's liver out instead of his spleen, and it killed him. They say it was mislabeled spleen. Now, I don't know if that's a digital if they took a barcode and a sticker and placed it on the organ itself.

I'm being facetious, But while thousands of surgeries happen every day without incident, to say that this was one hundred percent clearly avoidable is an understatement. As I said, this now is going to be litigated, there will likely be no confidential settlement. Confidential settlements on a case where a surgeon makes that kind of mistake I think should be against the law. And this is going to be something I'm going to use and mention the lawmakers if Florida

protects this kind of settlement and shields it. And I don't know if that settlement was inside the state or not likely was. This needs to be addressed because patients should know that a surgeon made that kind of mistake. Period. I don't care what he got paid settled for. I don't care. That mistake cannot be covered up. And so I'll end where I started. This cannot happen, but it did eleven minutes past the hour, speaking of doctors the Morning Show with Preston Scott, look at us, just crank

it out the stories. This one came from the lead research assistant of the program. Boy, I'll tell you that person, my lead research assistant, deserves a raise because the stories being sent from the LRA is incredible. I mean, are incredible. Stories are story is are incredible. Meet the little known activist group that has tens of thousands of doctors registering

patients to vote. What exactly? Story here from Aaron Sibarium from the Washington freebe And in the interest of time, located in the swing state that could decide the twenty twenty four election, the hospital asked psychiatric inpatients, regardless of diagnosis, if they would be interested in voter registration tools, and so the project began in twenty twenty. It was founded by an emergency room physician at Harvard Alistair Martin, who

served as an advisor to Kamala Harris. Vote Er Vote or vote Er Listen has helped more than fifty thousand doctors register their patients to vote. Claims to be a nonpartisan, but it is staffed by progressives, funded by progressive foundations, and is run by an umbrella nonprofit, a Healthier Democracy that has referred to DEI as the bedrock of fair health care. They are registering patients in full every part

of the healthcare system across the country. Now, I have been told that a group has caused a little bit of a shrink back of this operation. Now I don't know. I couldn't read the report that was sent to me because it was behind a paywall, and there are just limits to what my resources will allow me to pay for. I'm just saying, so, I just want this on your radar.

These efforts have been ongoing. Think about it now. They did have fifty thousand doctors obviously at the outset, but since twenty twenty, now better than fifty thousand doctors are out registering patients for inside a progressive movement. Apparently, some of these patients that are being registered or cancer patients and all that. Are they still with us? Do we now have their voter information or do we know that they've been purged from the roles. If they're not, I'm

just asking questions. I don't know, But dad, gum, did you know about this? What about you over there? No? No, no, no, no, over one lane in the traffic. Yeah, I'm talking to you. Did you know this? Of course you didn't. I love what I do. Seventeen minutes after the hour, back with more of the Morning Show with Preston Scott. Next half hour, we'll get you ready for what's to be Friday. Your chance to call. It's a cornucopia of complaint. If you

are new to the radio program. We set aside a half hour on Friday to take calls and let you just get it off your chest, whatever it may be. And you can complain about me. That's fine. I'm a big boy. Still make it personal. We're good. We're good. Don't use profanity. We're good. We abhor that on this program.

There have been studies as it relates to sleep that have been done over the years, over the decades that have suggested, for example, the people that experience less than four hours of sleep for two consecutive nights felt more than four years older, some claiming the lack of sleep made them feel decades older. I would agree with that.

If you've ever gone with just two three four hours of sleep over a couple of nights, and we've had to do that during a hurricane coverage year once where it was that kind of extreme where we were literally spending the night here. Yeah, I felt I felt like I was a dog. I was aging seven years to every one type thing. It was crazy. Other studies show that poor sleep made people feel on average three months older.

Those who reported no bad nights of sleep in the preceding month felt on average nearly six years younger than their true age. Participants who stayed in bed for nine hours, claimed on average, to feel three months younger than their average age. Three months. Whatever, I don't, I feel like I did. I feel like I did in June. Oh whatever,

stop it, just stop it now. If you said, if you said, you know what I feel about about the way it did when I was fifty, Yeah, I'm sixty four, then I would say, yeah, I can, that would make some sense to me. Or ten years ago or twenty years ago, but three months ago whatever, bullowony. But this new study European Society of Cardiology, ninety thousand plus adults offered data here. It is a research project of fourteen years. So I tend to think you got ninety thousand plus adults,

you got fourteen years. You're drilling down into almost twenty thousand that met the criteria clinically of being sleep deprived, and you're gathering information. Okay, we're gonna get a pretty good snapshot of intel from that broad a group. We're not talking about ten people, twenty people. Listen, this is important to all of you. Trust me, this will matter to you. See, I'm not killing time. I'm helping you.

So listen. People who slept extra on the weekends were nineteen percent less likely to develop heart disease than those who had the least amount of sleep on the weekend. So if you're having a rough week sleeping, go ahead, sleep in on Saturday or Sunday, go to the late service, or you get my point, sleep in. It helps you physically catch up on your sleep on the weekends, is all this is saying. See, that's the this is why the research assistance of this program are so highly regarded.

You got the LRA, which is the lead research Assistant, then you've got the RAS, and you add it all up and you have a better life. See that's how we do. That's what we do here this Morning Show with Presidon Scott, a little audio magazine. Continuing along, we'll reset the big stories in the press Box next, and then we'll unveil where swearing happens the most thirty six past the hour. Happy Friday to you friends, ruminators, ladies

and gentlemen, boys and girls. We appreciate you sharing time with us here on the Morning Show with Preston Scott. Big Stories in the press Box. Let's invert this a little bit. The father of the Georgia High School shooter. I'm gonna suspect whatever. His dad was charged with murder, manslaughter,

and child cruelty. They are pinning charges on the father because allegedly, even though there's audio of the interview with the FBI back in twenty twenty three, that's out there, and he kind of downplays the concerns, but then says, no, if he's making threats like that, you know that's a problem. Blah blah blah blah blah. He knows gun safety, and it's you know, gone deer hunting, and you know the

guns are here, but they're empty. Well, apparently after this episode where posts that he had made were brought to the attention of the father and were on the radar of law enforcement, he bought the kid a gun. Now I don't know what kind, but he bought the kid a gun. There are unconfirmed stories that the child had some issues. There are unconfirmed posts being attributed to him where he identifies himself with the weird pronouns. His hair is clearly bleached. I don't know if that played a

role or not. I mentioned last hour. The problem we're facing now is that if it did, if gender identity played any role in this, in his angst and hatred, though he didn't target anyone in particular. He just went in and started shooting. And the four that got murdered, I mean, my gosh, my heart just breaks for these people. I just you can't make sense of that. So I'm

not going to try. What I will say is we find ourselves in a very difficult time in the world of journalism because journalism used to be trusted to give us information. I don't need to know the kid's name. I need to know and want to know was he screwed up in the head through transgender ideology, like the shooter in Nashville, Like growing numbers of people across the country that are taking violent actions as a result of whatever they perceives their mistreatment by society. We can't trust

the media. So while I've been given a screenshot of a Twitter page X page TwixT page of the alleged shooter that would identify him as into the transgender ideology and hating what he calls to is muggets magets and putting a gun emoji at the back end of that sentence, I don't know if that's accurate or not, and so I have to make sure that we qualify that as A. I don't know, but what stinks is we can't trust the media to find out for us. Hopefully Georgia Bureau

of Investigation Law enforcement will let us know. I don't trust the FBI to tell us the truth. I hope Georgia Bureau of Investigation will tell us the truth. But the dad's been charged. The other big story in the press boxes Hunter Biden pleading guilty to federal tax evasion charges. Do not be surprised by this. My personal bet on this was that he was going to plead guilty because

he avoids disclosure which could incriminate his dad. He may go to prison for his dad on this one, because all this money that he didn't pay taxes on goes back to money obtained because his dad was dealing and getting money through him through China and Ukraine, Barisma and these phony board positions that he had where he was being paid ridiculous sums of money and his dad was basically leveraging that for cash payments to him. I think Hunter's falling on the sword for his dad on this one.

Now the White House claims they're not going to pardon him, don't be so sure about that. Blood is thicker than water. We'll see forty one past the hour The cities that swear the most next The Morning Show with Preston Scott on News Radio one hundred point seven WUFLA. All right, this is a cheeky little piece here, little backstory to the survey of fifteen hundred residents and thirty of the

largest cities in the country. Prepley. It is a language learning platform specializing in conversational English lessons and online Spanish classes. It's so, of course, if you're teaching conversational English, you would certainly want to know where people are cussing. This is maybe laugh fifteen hundred residents thirty major US cities to determine which of those thirty where cities where swearing takes place the most often. Key findings. Average respondent swears

twenty one times a day. It's all I could do is just laugh at that. The US city that swears the most frequently is Columbus, Ohio thirty six times per day. What's happening in Columbus that's bringing this about? And could that be why Columbus is the home of this sort of a college revival being led by the Ohio State football team. I'm just interesting correlation there. Average age that Americans start to use swear words is eleven, eleven years

of age. Taboo situations Americans are most likely to swear in include work sixty nine percent, in front of strangers sixty seven percent, at the dinner table sixty three percent.

Over half of Americans use swear words substitutions. You know what I'm talking about, You know the words I mean, you can say the words you can you can say shoot instead of let's go deeper into the data here, turning the pages on the on the study, Columbus number one, Las Vegas number two, Average swears per day thirty Jacksonville, Hello Hey, Way to go, Sunshine State checking in number three at twenty eight times a day, a tie for

fourth between Oklahoma City, Dallas, Philadelphia, Indianapolis at twenty five times per day. San Francisco, Fort Worth, and Louisville twenty four. Washington, LA, and Austin. Fill out the top swear swearing cities where it's the least. This interested me? Where are cities? What cities of the major thirty it's where swearing happens the least. Phoenix and Portland tied for first at fourteen. I personally

think Portland needs to be resurveyed because there's no way. Sorry, not after the anarchy and Clantifa and the homeless thing. Nah No, Nope, not buying it. Boston, Milwaukee tie with fifteen. San Jose is at sixteen, New York, El Paso, Chicago at sevent Destois, Seattle, Houston, Memphis at eighteen, San Diego and Charlotte at nineteen times per day, San Antonio, Nashville

and Denver twenty times a day. So there you go, the swearing swearing by the numbers, and you know what, Look, if you're making a trip to Columbus, I'm just it might be helpful. You can expect that people are gonna be cussing up a storm three times the rate of Phoenix. Go to Phoenix, you better better mind yourself. Don't tolerate that stuff around there. No, I bet if you get to the Bible Belt it gets like that number drops a lot. Anyway, Forty seven past the hour, we'll get

you ready. What's to be Friday? Coming up next, We'll open up the phone lines at near moments. This is the Morning Show with Preston Scott. All right, fifty two

past the hour. You know what's coming up next. Judicial Watch Back, almost two weeks ago, announced it had gotten three hundred and eleven pages of US Secret Service records that show that the Secret Service has made it a top priority, quoting that diversity and inclusion is not just talked about, but demonstrated by all employees through every action

every day. By the way, every action every day is emphasized and in bold type in the original document, So the Secret Service, underneath the umbrella of the Department of Homeland Security is engaged in dei prioritization in every action every day. According to an April twenty fourth report by The Washington Examiner, the Secret Service agent was removed from her duties after physically attacking the commanding agent in charge

and other agents who tried to subdue her. Quoting from the report, the agents involved in restraining Harrizeg Michelle Harrizeg is her name. We're especially concerned because she still had her gun in her holster. They wrestled her to the ground, took the gun from her cuffter removed her from the terminal, the report states. Following the incident at Joint Base Andrews,

the home of Air Force one and Air Force. Two Secret Service agents and officers privately questioned the hiring process and whether the agency had adequately screened Harris Egg's background. Every action, every day, the diversity inclusion equity ideology is crippling our military. It is compromising our law enforcement. It is ruining our culture because it's a disease, the disease of looking at the at the at at the outside,

not the mental makeup, not the intelligence, not the character. Integrity. DEI is all about judging the book by its cover. Second story here from Gateway Pundit. This one new surface video has shown Capitol Police officers interacting with a hoodie wearing individuals suspected of planning pipe bombs near the RNC and DNC headquarters on July fifth, twenty twenty one. You may not remember this, but two pipe bombs were planted outside the RNC and DNC offices in Washington, DC. The

following day. The Capitol Police US Capital was placed on lockdown after authorities discovered the devices. They've released multiple videos of the suspect. They've not apprehended anyone, but the video shows the suspect interacting with Capitol police. It's pretty creepy stuff. And we don't have an arrest yet. Really, really, I'm telling you right now, the FBI was absolutely positively involved in j six. There's no doubting in my mind whatsoever.

All right, what's the Beef Friday? The phone lines are open. You may call now. We have three of the four lines open. Eight five zero two zero five WFLA eight five zero two zero five ninety three point fifty two. Get it off your chest. We're here to help. The lines are open. It's time. What's the Beef Friday? On the Morning Show with Preston Scott, first Friday in the month of September, Jose taking your calls at eight five

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don't make it personal. If you have a bad experience at a business, or even think I'm a jerk. Let us know what happened, let us know what you think. Just don't make it personal, leave names out of it, and we want to help you feel better. We don't want to hurt anybody, So we're going to go to the phone lines again. Eight five zero two zero five WFLA standing by patiently has been Greg. Good morning, Greg, thanks for calling. What's the beef?

I know what I'm dealing with. Kudos that the mics unit has been agreed to, because I'm going to hear more policy differences and less I'm talking here for my actual beef has to be if you thought Governor Ron DeSantis' explanation about the Ben Sasa appointment sounded like my dog ate my homework, just wait and find out if the Unity of Florida decides to fire Billy Napier this season, because then they're gonna have to pay out twenty five million.

grow beards in there. If they allowed us to grow beards in the Navy, I joined it again because they allow it in the French and the British Navy.

Normally it's the Morning Show ban, but today it's the Morning Show orchestra. What's to be Friday? Here on The Morning Show with Preston Scott. Hello, George, thanks for calling. What's the beef?

they are assaulting her. There, Absolutely that's been going on. Thanks so much for the phone call. Let's go to Gerald. Hi, Gerald, you're up. What's the beef?

If they put a rotating sign up there with the time, temperature, Hello, goodbye, get such a How don't understand that part?

put a lit marquee up for your business. It must be not backlit. It must be lit with a spotlight or something like that. I mean, there are all kinds of weird things, but yeah, you just go to your city and county officials on that one. All right, we've got Moses. You will be next, sir, then Bob, then John. We have one line open. I can promise four callers in the next segment if you want to be the fourth call now eight five zero two zero five wfla

Ihearts radio station. Well, we had someone call in, but they dropped away, so we have one line open. Still tough to get my brain around that. So what's to be Friday? Here on the Morning Show with Thrustin Scott. You may have that line if you'd like it. Eight five zero two zero five WSLA here for youse, standing by to take that one final call, but waiting very patiently as always our friend Moses. Good morning, sir, welcome back to the program. What's the beef?

I want to people to know. I just I want to say that information.

Barack Obama's perhaps his citizenship. But that's just me. Twenty eight past the hour. Come back with the best and worst of the week, some good news and dad joke headlines from the Bee. Don't leave us. It's the final half hour of the Morning Show with Preston Scott. Welcome to the Morning Show with Preston Scott. Okidoki, are we are here? You are there? Monday? Irish Chaffell joins us

from word chan dot com. We decided that with the travel over to the trip to Northern Ireland, along with a Monday night game, that we would just wait and settle in on the bye weekend and then get back Monday and look at the first two weeks and then move ahead. We'll have him with us each Monday through the season, and so looking forward to that conversation. I know a lot of you're trying to figure out what and the world has happened at FSU football. I think

Mike Norvell is trying to figure that out too. Look, no one's trying to play poorly, right, But let's get to the best and worst of the week. Uzak, Can you see what is your best and worst of the week? Sir all? Uh everybody? The best of the week for me, you spoke French, only the bad words.

There is no sympathy, there's no nothing. You're not supposed to be smoking inside the stadium. You're not supposed to be smoking period. Inside any public building or arena or outdoor stadium, you're not supposed to. But smoking weed send us packing. We had to leave it just it was it was not compatible with my wife's health. I can't stand it gives me a headache, and the smell is just gross. But but those of you that smoke weed in public in front of other people, you're rude. Your

you're rude, and you're thoughtless. And you're selfish and you ruin that football game for a bunch of people. Now the best of the week is I am in my Green Bay Packer gear because to night the Packers play tonight tonight. I cannot wait. I am so geeked up. And I know for some of you, NFL is dead to you, and I get it, and I don't mind it at all. You by now should know that that the Green Bay Packers, it's more than just football. It's

a family thing for me. It connects me, my grandchildren to my dad and my dad's place in Green Bay Packer history. It's it's an important part of our family. It means something to us, and so that's I make no apology for that, but I understand why a lot of you are just you're over it. I get it. I absolutely get it. I don't begrudge you one bit for that. When we come back. Good news here on The Morning Show with Preston Scott, The Morning Show with

Preston Scott. FAMI football in Miami, or as doctor Ed Moore would say, Miami this weekend taking on the Hurricanes. Myrie's good. They're a good team this year, so it could be a long day for fam you. But that's okay. They'll get better playing that game, and who knows, who knows? Family is good? And then FSU's off this weekend, so that's something to just keep in mind as you prepare to enjoy your weekend on your own. All right, let's

change gears for just a little bit. Okay, do you have any good news for a kings?

Davies and dated August third, nineteen o three. Wait what, Yes, they had a postcard delivered that was almost one hundred and twenty one years old. Talk about getting lost in the mail. So they started digging. They started learning about

miss Lydia Davies. The postcard was from then thirteen year old Ewart Davies to his younger sister Lydia dated and so we're starting to now piece together here that we've got siblings part of a very large family, in fact, six children of John F. Davies, who ran a tailor's shop from the address that is now the Swansea Building Society,

but back then it was his taylor's business. When the postcard originally arrived with the day's normal mail delivery but bearing a stamp from nineteen to three with King Edward the seventh on it, they knew that this was a special postcard and so even though the building occupied the same address, they decided to do some research to figure out, okay,

where's the connecting of the dots here. So after posting the postcard on socialcial media, family members from both Ewart's family and Lydia's family the descendants, they were introduced to each other and to long lost ancestors for the first time. Press release showed that families of both the sender and the intended receiver were reunited at the postcard destination. They had a gathering at the Swansea Building Society where that

postcard was addressed and where the family once lived. And so these two desperate families brought together by a postcard that was lost for one hundred and twenty one years. That's cool. See that's where that's where social media flexes its muscle and does some really awesome things. And that what it's all said and done, is good news. Here

on the Morning Show with Preston Scott. You know, today's show is really illustrated that one of our sincere goals here each and every day is to improve your life little tips to navigate through the jungle that is our world today, to be a guide through that, and also to give you a dad joke to share with the weekend. And so before we get to our headlines from the Bee, time for our dad joke of the day of the week.

And this comes from a listener, Ryan, who sent a list in and I'm just going because they're really good. What is red and smells like blue paint? Flower? What is red and smells like blue paint? Red paint? Oh yeah, we'll just let that one die. Quietly die for some headlines from your my trusted source for satire ladies and gentlemen. These are headlines from the Babylon b Sour says Kamalo is promoted at McDonald's after having affair with Mayor mcgeese.

Dad fervently praying for rapture before he has to have the talk with his son. I'm ready to take up arms in another crusade, says man who has carpal tunnel from playing Elden Ring.

allowed to use batting tea. Amazon says error caused election to say if you vote for Trump, I will kill you in your sleep. Theologians debate whether God could design ikea bookcase even he could not assemble. To prepare for debate against Kamala, Trump goes to bar and argues with Drunks, and after motor can aid involved in fender bender. Tim Walls adds purple Heart to his resume. Brought to you

by Barono Heating and Air. It's the morning show on on WFLA, and of course those headlines courtesy of our friends at the Battel and b. We started the radio program with Psalm one fifty. Let everything that has breath, Praise the Lord, Praise the Lord. Very cool. Start the program today. Big stories in the press box. Hunter Biden

pleading guilty to federal tax evasion charges. Several charges. Uh, he did not want to have to disclose information about where all that money came from and why he didn't pay his taxes even though he had money. Besides, dear old dad can just pardon him, even though dear old Dad's saying, not going to happen. We'll see. The father of the high school shooting suspect has been charged with murder, manslaughter,

and child cruelty himself. Reports say that he gave his son a gun after the FBI had expressed concerns over social media posts that he had made. There are unconfirmed reports that the young man might have a troubled, shall we say, identity crisis. We'll see Judicial Watch three hundred and eleven pages of records showing that DEI is prioritized for all agency employees, quoting every action every day, new videos showing Capitol Police officers interacting with a suspected January

sixth pipe bomber. You don't say. We talked about the cities where swearing happens the most and the least. We said, you can lower your heart and disease risk by catching up on your sleep over the weekend. That was a good thought. We talked about an operation that happened in Walton County that just can't. It just can't. Monday, We're gonna cheat up and do it all over again. Friends. I hope you have a wonderful weekend, and go pack, go and go rattlers. We'll be back with you. Enjoy your weekend.