Ep. 5252: Cops called on gang of racoons and much more

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I think. I don't know. At this point, I don't know. I have so many Here's what happens.

As I prepped for the show, write the local news and take care of answering email and ah, that's it.

That's it. I gotta write it down. Hold on, hold on, I got that was it? That was it?

Just say something interest. I don't care your latest recipe? What you're working on?

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First of all, Good morning everybody, Olah, how are you?

It's why we love him, ladies it jelly.

Yeah, my latest recipe, I'm working on a gyro uh commonly known as euros. I don't know what pronounce like that, but but yeah, I'm gonna be working on that here pretty soon. You know, everything fresh out of scratch, butchering the lamb myself? What oh yeah, no, I'm just kidding, just just fooling.

Is your mom now missing a pet?

The cats and dogs are still there?

Okay, thank thankfully for that.

Yeah, all right, how funny, just going through how my afternoon goes and how I lose track of things and where it go it brought it back. I have it, and it was this same topic was the best and the worst of the week.

Thank you for my brain got it.

Yes, Anyway, we've got what's to be Friday in the third hour. Next hour, Bill reard in celebration car show. He'll stop by and tell us about the car show. If you're anywhere in the region and you love cars, you will love this because the weather is going to be absolutely spectacular.

They did a very smart thing.

They moved it from Father's Day weekend where you almost always get afternoon rain showers in June to October and oftentimes. I don't think they've had bad weather yet since moving it. Anyway, we'll talk to Bill and we've got a bunch of other stuff to get through, so stay with us. Seventeen past the hour. Animal Stories is next on the Morning

Friends.

A woman in Washington, in Kitsap County has been feeding the raccoons near her home for thirty five years. What could possibly go wrong? She ends up calling the sheriff's office because she walked out one day and was surrounded by more than one hundred raccoons. She told the sheriff that trappers are quoting her up to five hundred dollars per raccoon to trap and relocate, and so they said, well, maybe you ought to call the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.

See, here's what happens.

Friends, when you feed wild animals like that, especially raccoons, they will lose their fear. They will view you as a food source, and they can become aggressive if their demands are not met.

So they all showed up. I guess they decided.

I mean, there's like a meeting somewhere, a little raccoon convention in the area. Okay, look, I'm not the kind of guy to tell everybody, but look at times are tough right now.

Inflation's killing us.

There's a lady just saying, there's a lady back there, and she feeds us.

One square a day, So come on, let's go.

And so they all showed up, pitchforks, lanterns, signs, and engaged in a shakedown of this woman.

I just I've got this. See, I didn't feed my raccoons.

We woke up one night and there were like three or four in our pool, another five or six around the And when the lights came on and I'm looking at them, they looked at me like, who the heck are you. We're trying to have a party here, do you mind? We had to hire a trapper because it was getting out out of control. They're throwing pool parties, little little sound blasters in the back, three playing a

Have you seen the video?

No, sir, They're driving a sanitation truck through the floodwaters and an alligator comes out of the water and bites the tire. Oh mind, decent size, decent size alligator. And it just got me thinking, add that to why you don't walk around in floodwaters after these storms? And I saw a little boy rescued from a fence that he was clinging to by rescue workers. And I'm thinking, man, alligators are out in this stuff, and depending on where you are along the coast, maybe sharks got pulled in.

Oh, Animal stories.

Our homage to Larry lu Jack radio personality from back in the day in Chicago.

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Yeah, he's the first one that I knew of the did animal story. So I just keep these things alive. Big Stories in the press Box. Next on the Morning Show, Welcome to the Morning Show with Preston Scott. Well, let's remember that it wasn't too long ago that Detroit was giving away homes to get people to move there, and then homes were selling for eleven hundred dollars and four thousand dollars and there's still some that are selling for forty five hundred bucks. How do I know because I

That's a quote. They expected that.

More issues where we aren't controlling who enters this country. We brought him here. I wonder how many lives he cost us in Afghanistan? Was he really working for us? Second big story in the press Box. Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University found that approximately one hundred and four million people under the People of Faith umbrella are not going to vote this election, including forty one million Christians, thirty two of whom thirty two million of whom go

See, this is the bitter reality.

And I'm stepping on some of your toes because some of you are like, Yeah, that's me, I'm not voting. You are so wrong. Now you're welcome to your opinion, but you're wrong. There are people that thought Newton was stupid. They had an opinion. They were wrong. You're wrong because either Kamala Harris or Donald Trump is going to be the president. It's going to be one or the other. There's not going to be a third person that wins.

That's what you're told, that's what you're commanded.

My goodness, Scripture goes so far as to say, hey, give Caesar, what's doe?

Caesar, you got to be part of the process.

And in America, if you don't recognize the rights that we have been given, that are recognized by the Constitution as given by God.

We have these rights.

The constitutions written to limit government. These rights are ours given to us by God. Forfeiting them, I believe is I can't say it's a sin, because that's God's place to judge that. I can say it's a shame, and seriously shame on anyone who doesn't vote but the Bible has something to say about it, and that we have that many that may not vote that can shape, that can change the outcome of the election.

Forty one minutes past the hour, You think that's the worst of the week for me? Right, No, it's not.

Forty three past the hour. What's to be Friday? In the third hour? No, that wasn't my beat for the day. I'll be repeating that story next hour. Might shoe shit up a little bit with some special sauce.

Google did it again.

Media Research Center or researchers found that Google is burying US based right leaning news outlets on the fourteenth page of search results in some searches the in in other searches, they're getting buried to the twenty third page. What that means is, for example, they did a search they used all sides, right and left bias classifications and found that Google search results for Kamala Harris presidential race twenty twenty four and Donald Trump Presidential race twenty twenty four were

Dig that back up.

I don't keep a list of them because it takes time, and I don't have that time to catalog all of that. You know, Rush used to have as show prep stack, and if you joined a Rush twenty four to seven, you would get access to the stack. I don't have that. I'm sorry, so I wish I did, but I don't. But it's why I tell you you have to be really sophisticated to search and find truth.

Just news. I even vet quote right leaning sources. I do.

I check them out. That's why I don't have time to write all the links down and post them online. I don't have time for that because I'm busy seeing if there's some truth to the stories I'm reading.

Can I verify it?

Can I find it buried in a left wing legacy outlet somewhere? Can I find second, third, fourth sources for this stuff? I frequently get people sending me stuff that someone anonymously posts on some websites somewhere, and I don't have a name, I don't have a source, I don't have anything.

I'm like, I'm sorry, I can't use that.

Maybe it turns out to be true, but no one's going on the record with it, so I can't go there anyway. Not like you care about the issues that I faced in this radio program, but it just gives you a little insight into how we throw the ingredients into the crock pot and come out with what we have every day on the show.

All Right, when we.

Come back, CBS is in some trouble. I'm not gonna talk about the story that you think I'm gonna talk about that.

That's next hour.

The story I'm going to talk about is one you probably haven't heard or read much about. That's next, and that's first here on The Morning Show with Preston Scott. The Morning Show with Preston Scott. All Right, CBS News finds itself in the crosshairs for a couple of stories. The bigger of the two we'll get to next hour. But CBS Mornings anchor Tony Dokapool Doak Pill is meeting with tenesshe Coates. I guess it's Tanisi Coates. He's an author and journalist and he hates Israel, and I mean

Whoa right? But here's the story.

It's not that a host at CBS News pushed back on this guy and asked him, why are you writing this without balance? Why are you're not sharing the rest of the story. It's that CBS came out because people inside the network were just livid that this guy actually dared to push back on the narrative that the author was trying to set. And so you get Adrian Rourke, who oversees news gathering at CBS, telling employees in a statement, we will still ask tough questions.

We will still hold.

People accountable, but we will do so objectively, which means checking our biases and opinions at the door. We're here to report news without fear or favor. There are times we fail our audiences and each other. We're in one of those times right now, and it's been growing. The anchor brought the balance, The anchor brought the other perspective. The anchor brought the questions that needed to be asked, and he got rolled under the bus by one of

It's not what we do.

But this is the problem and it reared its head over the weekend Sunday on sixty minutes. And we'll share that next hour in the Morning Show with Preston Scott. Welcome second hour the Morning Show with Drustin Scott, A show fifty two fifty two.

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Hose's over there running the program and Studio one A. I am here in Studio one B and back once again. I would say an old friend, but I don't mean it that way. Although if you look at both of us, we're both getting older. Bill Reardan with the Celebration Car Show, Hello, good morning, Hello, how are you. I'm doing terrific. Thank you for having me. Of course I missed it last year. Grant Allen did the did the visit with you and

Yeah?

I think I think it was really a way to honor fathers, and it was a father's when it first started about I think it's probably sixteen or seventeen years ago.

Oh my gosh.

Yes, we had it.

Was a cookout after church and we maybe had twenty or thirty cars, and it was that way for a couple of years. Yeah, and then somebody had the brilliant idea, why don't we move this to Saturday so we're not really competing with Father's Day activities?

And it exploded.

And then I want to say about three years ago, somebody says, you know, there's always a chance of rain in June, and it's always hot and humid. And these car guys, you know how they are, they're fanatical. Why don't we try the bye week of Florida State games in October? Less chance of rain, beautiful weather, And I think God grew up a perfect plan for us.

Tomorrow. The weather's looking spectacle.

Oh my goodness, it's going to be absolutely spectacular. And this is you mentioned that it started with maybe twenty twenty five cars.

What are we looking at tomorrow.

Preston, We've been running close to three hundred cars. Yeah, we actually, as you and I were talking, we've actually had the problem that if you don't get there on time and.

We run out of room.

Yep, that we've gotten on the church probably has ten or two of acres. And we get it, we you know, we uh, we get creative and we put about three hundred cars on there before we really start running out of room. But we normally run around three hundred cars, and we normally have a couple thousand people come out.

And and folks, if you are a car person anywhere in the region, it's worth the drive. It starts at three in the afternoon, so you've got all the time in the world to get to the Tallahassee area and the celebration car show. The types of vehicles, the types of of things they'll see.

Yeah, we uh, you know kids, there's always a lot of kids out there that we anything from antique military vehicles, we have ferraris, porsches, ye, old mgs. I'm trying to think. We have motorcycles. That's something you got. The muscle cars, Oh, for sure. Muscle cars are a favorite.

Yes, you've got a line of Corvettes usually, yep. And so it's it's so much fun to wander around because you usually have the cars kind of bunch together in their in their type right.

Most of the Yeah, especially the car clubs, the Corvette, the Mustang, the British, they all, you know, they usually come and make that their monthly activity, right, so that's their big thing for the month, and so that's pretty common.

Have you had anybody have their car in every year? Oh?

Boy, that's a great question. I don't know.

I bet you there is, because there's some that I recognize year after year, but I don't necessarily know if they've been there since the beginning. But there's some amazing cars. What's the farthest away that you know somebody's brought one?

Somebody brought I know, somebody's come from Middle Georgia and had a Ford. I think it's aid GT forty or something. It's a car, yeah, one of the UH and it's a newer model. But he called me a couple of years ago and said I want to come just to the show. And I think he showed up last year, and so I definitely think we get people from Georgia.

And in the surrounding.

I know that I don't know how far away in Florida, but most of the cars are probably within a.

Forty or fifty mile radius. I would say, coming in.

I'm curious if people are bringing evs yet. Are you seeing anyone like with the Hummer EV that's kind of a it's a real high end, very unique kind of thing with the little crab feature.

I'm going to go out on a limit and say we're going to have that this year. The reason is two or three weeks before the car show, we ask people who own nice, different kind of cars to put them on the runway, and this year we had one of the Tesla pickups.

Oh wow.

So I'm guessing that there might be some of that this year.

So you might have a Tesla pickup, I think, and we might have that, yes, because I'm anxious to see what one of those looks like up close. I've never looked at one up close either. I'm hoping that whoever put it on the runway brings it, because I also have not looked at him, or have not studied him and looked at him. But I'm anxious to see one.

Bill reared in with me.

We're going to talk a few more minutes about the celebration car show, give you a few more specifics and some reminders for those of you that might have entered when you said get there early, We're not kidding. And we'll explain a little bit more about that as we continue here on the Morning Show with Preston Scott on News Radio one hundred point seven double UFLA. Now, I suppose it would be worth saying that it's maybe a little late to register at this point.

I would say that you can still register. For sure.

We don't want to, you know, we don't want people not to come, but you can register but the thing that we were talking about earlier is is just because you're register and if you get there late, you know, even if you're registered, try to get there. We'll have people up there guiding people in starting at noon, even though the show doesn't start at three, And the people we've been coming for a long time know that it's

And I suppose because there are always going to be people that register that may not make it for one reason or another, you kind of overbook a little bit. You open the door for a few extra reds igustrations. And so you're if you've registered and you're in the show, get there early enough to get a good spot.

If you want to just.

Come late, you still ought to get there early because you might not get in.

That's that is correct, especially I mean if you're a if you're a just coming to see the show and you don't have a car and you can there's no problem at all. You may have to walk a couple of blocks, but as far as having a car and getting in there, if you come three fifteen, three thirty, it's by then we're really pushing the limit on how many cars we've got.

I think for me personally, my personal favorite era is the late thirties, forties and fifties. I just love the big you know, it's almost like an Art Deco kind of expression of vehicles that then went to the big chrome and the big flares and the big fenders and all that. What's your favorite type of vehicle that shows up at these car shows.

There's been a car he's won it several times. It's it's like a light silver fifty seven Chevy bel Air and this guy, I mean he did all the work himself, and the cars just I mean it looks like it belongs on Barrett Jackson or Meek them and if it went on there, he'd go probably for six figures. I mean, it just looks perfect and there's not a speca dust

For those that want to bring the family, it's a great family event. It's a it's just you're wandering around outside under big oak trees.

It's the weather is.

Going to be spectacular and because of the coolness at night, you're not going to face many mosquitoes at all, if any. So what other things are going on that a family might enjoy.

Yeah, we uh we we've had backed by popular demand, the snowcoat trailers. Those are oysters, you know, those are favorites. And we're gonna have barbecue. Okay, So the church will be providing a meal. I think it's a very modest cost there. I want to say, don't put on the spot here, but I think it's six or seven dollars probably for a.

Yeah, find find a way to your family for less, That's what I would say.

And uh, and it's and it's really good and they've been doing that for a long time. And so just it's just a wonderful day out and you'll probably see if you come out, you'll probably.

See some people, you know.

That's it's a very popular neighborhood friendly kind of thing, and you will probably see people you know out there.

Tell everybody the address where to find.

It, the church, the well, I don't know they address, but it's at the corner of Centerville Road and Shamrock right So if you were coming into Kolarna States and you mosey over towards Centerville, you can't miss it.

So or if you come in Centerville Road, it's right.

There on the corner and just look up Celebration Baptist Church and you'll find the address there. But it starts at three o'clock runs till about six and and Bill for you know, to me, one of the things I've always enjoyed, and I don't do it all the time, but I enjoy bringing a camera and taking photos because some of those cars are cars that are really unbelievably pristy.

Now, absolutely, and you know a lot of these guys, you just don't see these cars out on the road. They keep them clean, they keep them in the garage, and the only time you might see it is out here at this event.

Yeah, thanks for coming by, Thanks again for your support. Absolutely, it's the Celebration Car Show. It's tomorrow at three o'clock. You can learn more online at I See well I Celebration dot orgs slash Car Show. I Celebration dot org slash Car Show. And again, if you want to get there and if you want to take part, you can register right there. But you got to get there early. I've seen it happen. I've seen people get turned away.

Who twenty one.

Past the hour, CBS News is getting abused, and rightfully so. In case you missed it, Kamala Harris is sitting down with sixty Minutes correspondent Bill Whittaker. Bill asks a question, and here is the sixty minutes Kamala Harris response as presented on sixty Minutes.

Enjoy.

But it seems that Prime Minister Netanyah who is not listening.

We're not going to stop pursuing what is necessary for the United States to be clear about where we stand on the need for this war to end.

Huh well, okay, remarkably coherent, concise direct Here's the problem. I don't know if they flubbed up, no clue, but somehow the real answer, unedited answer, got released by CBS in one of their morning shows later on.

But it seems that Prime Minister NETANYAHUO is not listening.

Well built, the work that we have done has resulted in a number of movements in that region by Israel that were very much prompted by or a result of many things, including our advocacy for what needs to happen in the region.

What she said, nothing, of course, But let's get to the question is asked, Well.

Built the work that we have.

Done, and this is what was on sixty minutes.

But it seems that Prime Minister Netanyahu is not listening.

We're not going to stop pursuing what is necessary for the United States to be clear about where we stand on the need for this war to end.

They took out the actual answer and they replaced some other part of the answer.

Later they're getting roasted again. What was on sixty minutes.

We're not going to stop pursuing what is necessary for the United States to be clear about where we stand on the need for this.

War to end.

And what she actually said when the question was asked.

Well, Bill, the work that we have done has resulted in a number of movements in that region by Israel that were very much prompted by for a result of many things, including our advocacy for what needs to happen in the region.

Mister Scott, please share your policy on what needs to take place, and this brutal war in the Middle East.

Well, Bill, there are.

There's, there's there's a thing that we we've we've certainly advocated for on behalf of all of the Israelis and in the best interests of the country and and and us here while we dance by the moonlight, and and of course there ought to be brackets for women's basketball. Bill, this is the length that they're going to cover up for her total ineptitude and inability to form an answer.

But it seems that Prime Minister Netanya, who is not listening.

Well built built.

The work that we.

Have, and and the fire and the following twenty seconds, she's got.

Nothing to say. She didn't say.

Anything, and if you go to the edited one, it's not really that much either. She didn't really say anything there, but at least she sounded like she said something decisive. This was the word salad she's famous for. Yeah, I almost I almost feel like I'm watching the Muppets and the sweetish chef.

Dond hund a Hunda. I mean, it's just it's just like whatever whatever toss.

Toss, toss to toss. Twenty six minutes after the hour, we got the big story in the press box.

What's the Beef?

Next hour the Morning Show with Preston Scott on News Radio one hundred point seven WFLA. All right, getting ready for What's the Beef Friday? We take your calls if you are new to the radio program on Friday, final hour of the show, first half hour of that hour, we let you complain about whatever is on your heart, whatever's just been cranking. Here's why, because if you've had stress building up, the smallest thing can set you off. It could be a kid's toy left out and then

Don't give me the.

I'm not voting for a person like Trump and I can't vote for Kamala. Well, guess what, kiddos, One of the two of them is going to be president, one of the two of them. If you go back and look at it strictly through the lens of scripture, might I suggest you recognize Jesus did not come to be a political figure or he to taken the throne. The Jews of the time, we're looking to Jesus to take the throne to be a king, and so they decided to sort of frame him and set him up like

We're not. But one of the two of them is going to be elected.

And to sit back and not choose because you got your nose out of joint because you just don't like the person. I'm sorry, good luck explaining that one.

I'm annoyed by this. There's another big story.

I'll get to it next forty minutes past the hour, I'm going to say, I'm going to sit back down now. Yeah, is the Morning Show with Preston Scott. All right, before I break out the paper clip here my jumbo paper clip and go through a few things sitting on my desk this week. The other big story that you might not have heard. Oklahoma City man charges related to a planned election day terrorist attack. He's an Afghanistan refugee, one of the seventy thousand they claim vetted asylum seekers that

Oh, by the.

Way, he worked for the CIA, just saying he worked for the CIA in Afghanistan and he was preparing with an unidentified juvenile. They acquired AK forty seven assault rifles their description not mine ammunition, conspired to provide support to ISIS to conduct an attack on election day in Oklahoma. More of the millions unvetted in this country, some of

Isn't that funny how those things happened? Aha? He's I guess yeah, Okay.

The recent reports of the Commission showed that a hiring hold up was because they found nearly one in five of the union proposed hires were connected to the mafia, one in three had ethical barriers. The union steers what they call special packages to mobsters, giving them pay up to five hundred thousand dollars for no show jobs. They have multiple people on the payroll in twenty twenty eighteen. This is recent. You're thinking this has got to be back in the fifty sixty seven.

No, no, no, No.

Twenty twenty eighteen, port workers made salaries more than four hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Forty one made salaries more than four hundred thousand, eighty two made salaries of three hundred and fifty to four hundred thousand, and many of those jobs they didn't show up to do any work. Those are mob payments. That's money being filtered to the mob. Add up all those numbers. It's millions of dollars being siphoned into the mob.

HM, I feel you know what I want to do.

I want to go watch The Godfather. I want to I want to I want to know what I can do to help you in this day. If I should do this favor for you, what favor can I expect and return you want friendship, You've wanted wanted to be my friend before.

Now sorry, I just I want to watch The Godfather now, I mean, I really do. Forty six minutes past the hour, Morneco, I'm getting ready for what's to be Friday.

The Morning Show with Preston Scott. What's the meet Friday comes up? Let's before we open up the phone lines.

Officially, I love my friends, I love this audience, and I love you. You might not have heard my commentary. It airs throughout the day, and I do one on Monday that airs Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday through the wee hours of Thursday, than I do on Thursday that airs Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. And so this is my latest that will set up where I don't do this very often, but this is my commentary for the last few days a professor at the University of Kansas.

There are going to be some males in our society that will refuse to vote for a potential female president because they don't think females are smart enough to be president. We can line all those guys up and shoot them. I think clearly don't understand the way the world works. Did I say that it scratchs that from the recording. I don't want the deans hearing that I said that.

We'll see whether the school tolerates that level of stupid from an alleged professor. But let's tackle the larger issue. Voting for a woman typical of illiberals. He's guilty of conflating voting for women with voting for unqualified women. It's no different than voting for any other ethnicity or gender, be they male or female, and yes there are only two. We want a leader who can form a thought without notes and maybe even articulate.

It is that too much to ask, right? Right?

The university has responded, thank you, dear friend, for sending this my way. Phil Locock is the professor, or was.

A professor at the University of Kansas. He is, He's no longer on their directory.

Apparently he's been teaching since nineteen eighty four. There has been an academic advisor for athletic teams since twenty fifteen, and so I don't know who he was teaching that day when he said what he did, but they clearly you know, they might have pulled that from the recording, but someone else was rolling tape and recorded everything he said and videotaped it. And so the school has been faced with yeah, and the board of region has been

Thank you, thank you.

You know, if more universities would take these kinds of actions and be decisive, and whether it's a very lengthy leave of absence or whether it's a firing.

I don't care. I love this.

It's almost as if I'm offering an opposite to a what's the beef primer here, because I'm supposed to be getting you ready for what's the beef with an infuriating story. Now on the front end, that story is infuriating, But now with the back end, that's great.

Way to go.

Kay you rock Chok Kansas Rock Chock Jayhawk, Come.

On, that's awesome.

It really is accountability, holding professors, teachers, educators accountable for their words and their deeds. It's about stinking time.

Now.

Is that just one out of of course it is, but it's an important one. Do I expect cal Berkeley and some of these other schools to hold no I don't.

I don't at.

All, but it's good to see that a little accountability comes. There's cameras everywhere. It's time for what's to be Friday. Phone lines are wide open and you can call right now. No profanity, don't make it personal. Those are two rules, and try to be concise. Eight five zero two zero five to b FLA eight five zero two zero five ninety three fifty two. What's the beef? Friday comes up next your calls. It's wide open call now, my friends, it's time. We've turned the page. It's Friday final hour

Good morning, welcome. What's the beef?

Well, I had a couple of beefs, so I'm going to keep it simple and short. The first is beating off your commentary a minute ago. I just want to add, I'm a white, female educated college I can remember when Walter Mondale appointed and selected Geraldine Ferraro as vice president, and I can tell you for a fact it wasn't her gender. It was her intelligence and failure to really communicate and her inability to show the public that she was the best candidate. The same goes for the current

Barbara, thank you very much. I appreciate it, and I couldn't agree more. She's got nothing to say to Governor de Santas. She is in no position to do anything. She's just irrelevant to the whole situation. Thank you very much. Marley, you're up. What's the beef?

Good morning. My beef is with people who drive small cars. I sometimes have to drive a big old box truck, and Lord knows that every single time somebody in a tiny car is gonna pull out in front of me. So PSA, if you drive a tiny car, let the big truck keep driving and don't pull out in front of them.

That's all I got to with, Marley.

Thank you very much. I appreciate your phone call. Little self preservation there for all of you in small cars. Huh yeah, how about it? Just don't pull out in front of people. I don't care what kind of car. You have love the hot rods that just then roar away thinking they can just speed past, and they cause them to pump their brakes. All right, Robert and Debbie are next eight five zero two zero five WFLA eight five zero two zero five ninety three point fifty two.

Dittos to Barbara? But she's wrong. Oh she's not as smart. They are smarter and more gravitas than most of the men, especially in Congress. So way to go Barbara and empty Era. What's Margie Taylor Green is an example of that. Go out and fight and stop being such a loser. Anyways, my complaint is with Liz Cheney and her dad Dick. How did Wyoming elect her and support this guy and the other freak shows we have tampon Tim Mitch McConnell, Schumer,

He that's cold.

I know, it's a bunch of time.

Thanks Robert. I appreciate the fuck oh man. That reached a new level of cold right there. And they're ugly too. Let's go to Debbie Hi, Debbie Europe.

Hi, my beach is with a person in charge of your radio station. Because he didn't play the second hour of Mark Lavin. Yesterdy played something else and the problem was Malania Trump puts the guest on the second hour and they wouldn't play it.

Well, do we always play the second hour of of Mark Levin?

Yeah?

If you pay play the first hour, you play the second hour only if unless there's sports.

Right, I'm sorry, I'm usually in bed when that's on, but I don't know that. I didn't know that we take both hours. Trust me, no one made a decision to do that.

He made the decision to run something else. I checked with another radio station and they were playing the Millennia thing.

Okay, so you got to listen to it. Yeah, awesome, Yeah, there you go. All right, Debbie. Here's the thing.

Sometimes things do happen when and I don't know when that interview was, and I'm not making excuses. I'm offering explanations. And the explanation is that sometimes in programming there other than my show, all the other shows are brought in via satellite, and sometimes something goes awry and and something

Fill in the blank, you know.

So I'm just pointing out it's nothing nefarious that happened there.

Pedro, thanks for calling in. What's the beef you are on? Go for it?

Oh?

Thank you?

Thank you?

Pressing well, Yeah, I I totally agree with you with the left trying to destroy.

Western men, especially the white male. Uh, they're the enemy.

So you guys are I mean, I pray for you, five for you.

But anyway, no, actually, uh.

Yeah, I know, I know even though I have Spaniard Spaniard of blood in me, they don't. They don't agree with that. They're I'm fine with them. Uh but anyways, I the reason why call precedent is we have a local business in town which I'm not gonna mention, but it's a cigar business. Dot caught them fire recently.

It was in March.

And uh, if you guys out there who are cigar smokers or ladies, we.

You go.

You know the business that caught them fire. So please support is gentlemen that's going through. There's that one store that's open still, but it's it's been through. I mean, it's more than two million dollars now and loss.

So having a tough time. Yeah, pretty tough time.

So please guys try to try to do your thing.

Thank you, sir. Appreciate the phone call, Pedro and the kind words. Appreciate you looking out for your white brethren. Thank you very much. Jose lifted a fist on that solidarity right there. George Jesse Kyle, I promise you are in the next segment.

You will be on the air.

We have one line ringing right now, so we'll see if we can get through more than four callers in the next segment.

We'll do our best.

It's sixteen past the hour and it's The Morning Show with Preston Scott and our exclusive presentation of What's the Beef?

All right, we're gonna go right back to it your calls. What's the Beef?

Friday, final segment of Audio Therapy, and we begin in order of longest wait that is George, George, good morning, welcome, what's the beef?

Oh, Preston my beef and this well, first, let me tell you I love the impression of a mobster that that was pretty good. My beef pressing is with the media or the government or whoever FEMA throwing that National Guard some some National Guard crew under the bus.

Uh.

You and I both know that that was no National Guard helicopter.

Uh.

They can't fly without their markings. It doesn't happen. And for them to stoop to that low of level, uh, is just goes to show that the snakes and the evil we're dealing with. And they'll they'll they'll find some guys that throw into the bus and probably you know, let them know, nothing's going to happen. But that's just that's just wrong. And you know it. And I know

Thank you, George, appreciate the phone call.

We're going to talk more about that story next week based on some of the things that we're kind of hearing and seeing, and no, we're going.

To revisit, but thank you. Let's go to Jesse, Jesse, Europe.

Hey there, pressing. How are we going today?

Good sir? What's your beef?

Well?

I actually got too. One of them is a quick one and the other one we'll get into is going to be funny.

My first beef is is.

The mainstream media on Hurricane Michael on how nobody ever talks about it, but yet they talk about all the other ones. You know, we're devastated out here. I lost my house. You know why don't they say, no, Hurricane Michael was the most devastating one. Gently Cat five to tit us either here or there. But here's my other beaf.

Well, hey, you know why they're not talking about it, don't you?

You enlighten me?

Well, because you're in a conservative part of Florida. It's why they didn't hold concerts either.

You know, it's something that makes a lot of sense. That does And I appreciate you clearing that factor up to me because my wife ranksaw me. I abought that all the time.

Well, why do you think the other one?

I'm sorry?

Yeah, go ahead, no, no, go ahead, no, finish, finish.

Well, I was just gonna say, you've got misery loves company, Right, you have a valid beef, and it's going to be shared by everybody in the twenty three out of twenty five counties in North Carolina that are not getting help in a timely manner because they all voted for Trump.

A year or so. Right, Oh my god, you're so right, and it's good that you brought that up because the mainstream media, this is my second beef, is just so either way, and it is so just ugly. So I was thinking about this. You know, we just had the debates between bands and Walls and him being the knucklehead, and the debate between Trump and Harris, and the along between Trump and and it was biased. It was three

Novel idea.

Right, yeah, I think that would be a great Saturday United's Live show.

Thank you very much, sir. I appreciate your call and your comments. Let's let's go quick here. We gotta go lightning around. Kyle, you are up. What's the beef?

I'll make it quick, Preston. It kind of irritates me that people won't vote for Trump because he's there again or egotistol though or quote unquote nasty. I have to ask it. You know, if you need a surgery, do you choose your surgeon by talent or by personality? It's pretty much my opinion Trump is the surgeon needed in November so we can excise the cancer.

That's how I see.

This, Kyle, Thanks very much. And that's a brilliant analogy. And you're right.

You don't care what the ego is of the neurosurgeon that's going to perform surgery on your brain. You want the best surgeon that there is. Whatever his ego, that's fine, just so he's great at what he does. I completely agree with that analogy.

Greg, you're up. What's the beef.

Minute long cram? It's the mainstream press corps running away with this Trump COVID nineteen test kit story. It was a different vodimere putin back then, six years after chutch Nia, two years before Ukraine. Ballid member of the G twenty, and he had a foot nick five COVID nineteen vaccine that he was offering waiting for testing by the FDA.

Thank you very much. Greg appreciate that. Let's go to Ray. Ray, you're up. What's the beef?

Hey about misinformation? Jim Crest use that word to beat it butt down when mission had actually any truth, told a count of the lives they tell.

Hope you feel better getting that off your chest.

Well hope you agreed.

Thank you very much. Ray, appreciate the phone call.

If we didn't get to you, sorry right out of time, Call sooner next time.

Getting on in here, Come on, guys, you could do it. You can call it in a little earlier, Nick time. That's it. When we come back, the best and worst of the week. I remembered mine.

We've got a good news segment, headlines from the Bee, and yes, even a dad joke still to come on The Morning Show with Preston Scott.

Thirty six minutes past the hour. It's the Morning Show Monday.

On the program, our chefell will join us. We won't have a loss to worry about. FSU will be undefeated this weekend because they're not playing, so that's Hey, the extra time is going to be useful. Talk about what the coaches are doing to try to write the ship on Monday, and we maybe get a little preview of FSU basketball as well. But it's time for our best and Worst of the week. Jose you are up.

Hello everybody, Hello again.

Yes.

The best for me is I finally found this flavor of sour creaman onion ship that reminds me of my childhood that I've been looking for forever.

I mean all kinds of stores all over the.

World and like just trying a different kind of potato chip.

Yeah, yeah, it's h they're called veggie sticks or.

They don't pay me.

I just really enjoy this very specific flavor of sour cream and onion.

I thought it was ranch.

Well yeah, the ones.

I haven't here a ranch, Okay, I figured I was like, well, was a good rash? Maybe good too, But but yeah, I finally found those very stoke reminds me of my childhood, my aunt and everything.

So okay, So that was your best? Where'd you find it?

Uh?

It's any grocery store.

Uh, it's not a particular brand. They're not a particular brand.

You know.

It's got to be though, you can find them anywhere, but that flavor it's got to be, you know, with that brand.

Well, God, what's the name.

I think they're called Veggie.

Be you, so I honestly I can't remember that I just found them.

What's your worst?

My worst is I lost my wallet for the first time in like ten years, and uh, it ruined my whole day. First time yesterday, I think it was it was Tuesday.

Yeah, that I needed it the most.

That will ruin a day because then you got to cancel payments and you got to cancel everything, and I how long did it take you to cancel everything?

Oh?

No, I found it, oh last night. That should be your best of the week. Your worst of the week is you lost your wallet. The best is that you found Well.

I knew that I lost it in a safe place.

I just you know.

Well, my best and worst of the week is kind of It's one thing. My best of the week is that so many of you have written in and asked me my opinions on the amendments and what I think on vote for this race or that race. That's my best of the week that you think so highly of my opinion.

Best compliment.

My worst of the week is that you think so highly of my opinion and that I've talked about like the amendments for a year, have you missed every show for a year that I've talked about the amendments. It's like, I'm flattered, and I'm horrified. I'm flattered that you're turning to us for advice on the election. I'm horrified that you're not listening to the show every single day and if you can't, that you don't go back and listen

That's the list. Boom boom boom boom boom.

Yes, yes, no, no, yes, yes, no, that's what I'm That's that's it.

Now.

I may write a blog, I may give in.

I'm loath to do that, I really am, because I actually have people that call me from the voting booth, text me from the voting booth and say, uh, well what should I do here?

And I'm not.

Gonna say, oh, blow off. I'm gonna tell them every vote counts. But man, come on, now, come on people. Forty one minutes after the hour, come back with good news on the Morning Show with Preston Scott Man, we're getting close to the election, aren't we I'm optimistic, That's how I'll put it.

I'm optimistic.

I'm a little worried about the amendments, which is probably why I'll go ahead and give it in write about them. But time for good news segment, push away everything else and again. I am of dog and cats. I'm a dog guy.

I am.

I would never own a cat. I'm never mean to cats. I I'm not a cat guy. Too many people are allergic to cats that are not allergic to dogs, and cats just don't do it for me. I know, deep down cats want to kill me. I know this. I know they're just it's like they're filing their nails. They're filing their nails, and they're like, yeah, buddy, at sleep, uh huh sleep one night when you're not looking.

Right across the jugular and then you look at him and they go, can I have a nibble on something? Okay, I'll just sit here, I'll just lay here.

Dogs Washington State, September, Just a couple of weeks back. Eighty four year old owner of a.

Looks like a.

Kind of a sheep dog, kind of border collie, kind of mix. Gita runs down to the main road because the owner had fallen outside and had badly hurt his leg. His owner's eighty four Gita runs down the roadway down the driveway and just sits in the middle of the road on the yellow lines. Local deputy patrolling the area seized the dog, but couldn't see a house or the owner anywhere near, and so he tried to get geta into the patrol car. She wouldn't budge, she would not move,

A don't.

Time for a dad joke. We try to arm you going to church.

By the way, I am doing the message this this weekend at our church, and so if you don't have a home church and are interested, come visit. I'll be horrible, but I'll at least get you in the building and you'll meet a bunch of really cool people. And then when our pastor gets back next week, you'll get a really good message.

So you can check that out.

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