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Ep. 5272: No time to celebrate, we have a lot of work to do.

Nov 08, 20242 hr 30 min
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This is the full episode of The Morning Show with Preston Scott for Friday, November 8th.

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Speaker 1

Yeah, that's how we do it. Starting off, I delayed it one week. I was gonna start last week, but then I heard that one song. Anyway, this is what I wanted to start my Christmas music. Countdown to Christmas because there are only so many fridays left where I'll be here. In our scripture today comes from John six thirty five and thirty seven thirty five through thirty seven. It says, I'm the bread of life. He who comes to me shall never hunger, and he who believes in

me shall never thirst. But I said to you that you have seen me, yet do not believe All that the Father gives me will come to me. And the one who comes to me, I will by no means cast out. You know, when Jesus came and he said I'm the Bread of life, the people around him wanted to see stuff. And I want to challenge you that if you have a need in your life, don't look for the gift.

Speaker 2

First, look for the giver.

Speaker 1

Keep your eyes focused on him. That's why they missed him. When Jesus came, he fulfilled all of the scriptures that they knew and read and believed He's like.

Speaker 2

Him. I'm the guy.

Speaker 1

But they were looking for things. They were looking for, if you will, a political person to sit on a throne like David did, and God's like man, I got some so much better than David. David was a man after my heart. But I'm sending my son to settle this thing. Boy did he ten past the hour?

Speaker 2

Dubufla.

Speaker 1

All right, friends, we have got to stay remarkably disciplined this morning, which is unbelievably hard for me. But there's so much to say before we get to watch the beef. It is November the eighth. On this date, eighteen eighty nine, Montana becomes the forty first state. Eighteen ninety two, former

President Grover Cleveland invents the Indian baseball team. No, I'm just kidding, defeats Income and Benjamin Harrison become the only president to serve two non consecutive terms other than Oh yeah.

Speaker 2

Donald Trump, Donald Trump just did that? How about that?

Speaker 1

Nineteen thirty two, Fdr New York governor defeats incumbent Herbert Hoover to become the thirty second US president. Nineteen forty two, US British forces land in French North Africa during World War Two. Nineteen sixty, Massachusetts Senator John F. Kennedy defeated then Vice President Richard Nixon to become the thirty fifth US president. He wouldn't be welcome in the Democrat Party today. That's a fact. Ask ask his nephew, Robert F. Kennedy Junior.

On this date in two thousand, Florida begins a statewide count of ballots, the infamous hanging chads. We cleaned up our accents, then embarrassing election. You wonder if some of the states still hanging around trying to count, is I mean they're literally Yeah, I'll get to it. And on this date in nineteen twenty nine, Bobby Bowden was born. So God bless you, coach. I know your paradise with Jesus celebrating talking about that dad gum Satan.

Speaker 2

Yeah, buddy, never mind.

Speaker 1

Now I promised Tosai, I'm gonna do this. We are off Monday, Monday's Veterans Day. I normally do this on Veterans Day, but this is something that every year I play at. I have people going, oh my gosh, that's incredible. During World War One, special units use something called sound raging ranging to determine where enemy gunfire was coming from.

It was sort of an early form of like sonar, if you will, trying to figure out where the enemy was, and technicians would set up strings of microphones, actually barrels of oil dug into the ground a certain disc it's apart, and they used a piece of photographic film to record noise intensity literally film, and so they were able to then use that to do calculations and using the data and the time between when a shot was fired and when it hit, they could triangulate where the enemy artillery

was located. One piece of that sound survived the war, and the film recording lasts a few minutes, and when it was recorded was when the guns finally fell silent on the River Moselle and the American Front at eleven on the eleventh day of the eleventh Month Armistice, when World War One ended. If you were there in that field on that day, this is how you heard the end of World War One.

Speaker 2

And the guns fell silent and the river could be heard.

Speaker 1

That is just awesome. That's what it sounded like. That is a recreation of the photographic film of the recording of the end of World War One at the eleventh hour on the eleventh day of the eleventh month Armistice Day, which we now call Veterans Day. It was displayed in an exhibit at the Imperial War Museum, and we have always played that as we approached or as we are on Armistice Day. And since we're not going to be here Monday, I wanted to make sure you heard it,

and we're reminded Monday is Veterans Day. Remember those who have served and are serving. Seventeen past the out we come back. Animal stories woo, twenty two past the hour. All right, Tallahasseans or Tallahasstians, Tallahassians. Sunday, the bi Centennial Festival in Cascades Park celebrates two hundred years of Tallahassee. Starts at one o'clock in Centennial Field, and so you can see the dedication of the first Florida Capital. They

recreated it. Log Cabin down there at Cascades Park, Free ice cream, social Senate President Designate Bell Ben A. Albritton, good grief. I can say that House Speaker Paul Renner, Mayor Saint Augustine Mayor Nancy Sykes Klein will be there, Pensacola's mayor.

Speaker 2

So if you're interested Sunday, one o'clock. Be there.

Speaker 3

In the wild or in our homes. We love them critters, large and small. Time for another edition of Animal Stories on the Morning Show with Preston Scott.

Speaker 1

Riverside County Animal Services were called in to rescue Butter. Butter is a miniature horse that fell through a plywood covering an old well, dropping an estimated fifteen feet. They were siphoning water from the well and realized that the well was actually sixty feet deep. Rescuers fear feared that Butter might have been killed or severely injured, but they hoisted her out and she was fine.

Speaker 2

Miracle amazing.

Speaker 1

Connecticut Crystal Cook shared a little security footage. She had some candy left out for some trick or treaters. She also had some snacks left out for delivery drivers, and the security footage showed that on Halloween night, a bear showed up, took all the candy, seriously, sat on the front porch and ate the candy and oh, by the way, ate one of the pumpkins too. Bears, Man, Jesus, don't

know what you're gonna get with a bear. What's interesting to me is, you know, Doctor Steverson tells us chocolate is toxic to dogs, and I think cats, but certainly dogs, but I guess bears. But here's the thing that bear Now he's uh, you have any more kick cats? Nose into the doorbell?

Speaker 2

Camera?

Speaker 1

Man, got any milky ways caramel in? There's a little tough on me, but I love them. And then finally, forty three monkeys are loose in South Carolina after escaping a facility BioResearch company Alpha Genesis. They've got an island of thirty five hundred Reese's monkeys reesus macaques recis.

Speaker 2

I don't know how you pronounce it, but.

Speaker 1

The escape primates were young females that had not been used for any testing, they say, and don't carry diseases, as they say. I here's what made this funny to me, just the idea of police out and about chasing all of a sudden, I want to I want to do Inspector Clouseau, the pink panther.

Speaker 2

Floye suis moncaz? Where the monk as? Or where do we say? Minkys? The minkys?

Speaker 1

Can you imagine being on the beat and all of a sudden you see a rogue mob of forty three monkeys running across the street, terrorizing a neighborhood. Twenty seven minutes past the hour, Animal stories best as I can tell. A fairly exclusive presentation of the Morning Show with the Preston Scott A.

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Pink Show with Preston Scott, Fun News Radio one hundred point seven, DOUBUFLA.

Speaker 2

Thirty five thirty six minutes past the hour.

Speaker 1

Good morning friends, ruminators, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, males and females only, and welcome the Morning Show with Preston Scott.

Speaker 2

On Preston, He's Jose and.

Speaker 1

Totally believably, they're still counting in Arizona and Nevada, and they ought to be ashamed of themselves. Feel the shame that we felt in two thousand. We Florida residents were embarrassed. We were nationally scorned and mocked and laughed at. And you should be doubly so because this is two elections in a row. You had four years to get your

crap together. And if they allow election supervisors in whatever counties are slowing this up, as well as secretaries of state in either of these states to stick around, they're idiots. We don't know who's won in Nevada or Arizona. Let me give you the latest count right now. The minimum Republicans will have is fifty three seats in the Senate. In Nevada, the margin between Sam Brown and Sam Brown, Joe Brown, Bob Brown.

Speaker 2

I can't remember his first name.

Speaker 1

He's a good dude, and the incumbent Rosen is just over one percent. Roughly seventeen thousand votes ninety five percent reported in likely a win for Democrats, So that puts Democrats at forty six seats. In Arizona, Carrie Lake, former TV news anchor, has moved up closer and closer and closer, and with seventy six percent, nearly a quarter of the vote has yet to be counted.

Speaker 2

On Friday, carry Lake has gone to now just.

Speaker 1

Over a point and a half behind. She's drawing closer and closer and closer. Those are the two final Senate seats. The best Democrats can do is fifty three forty seven, forty seven seats in the Senate. Republicans, my guess is the best they could do is fifty four. President just because it's over, Trumpet has fifty one percent of the vote, Harris forty seven. He's winning Nevada. In Arizona, he's got fifty two and a half percent of the vote, Harris

forty six and a half. He's winning Arizona. So he's going to be at three hundred and sixteen electoral votes.

Speaker 2

I believe he's gonna win. He's won the popular vote. Huge, huge, huge huge.

Speaker 1

The other big story in the press box this morning. I just wanted to update you on where we are and just at Nevada in Arizona. And I used to live in Arizona. I was twenty year resident of Arizona. I'm asshamed. Spit you out of my mouth. It's crazy Donald Trump. You know, in twenty twenty six, we celebrate our quarter millennial since the Declaration. It is our semi quinn centennial, two hundred and fifty years America in at two hundred and fifty. He wants a year long celebration,

a birthday party. Boom, count me in. We're going to take some time and talk about this. What that ought to look like. I've got some of what Trump's saying. We're going to talk about this at greater length. I just wanted it on your radar.

Speaker 2

Look at that.

Speaker 1

There you go, there's an opportunity for America to come together. There will be some idiots that don't want it to happen, the clan Tifas of the world, the extremist democrats that are sour pusses and sour passes over everything. Bring everybody else together. Let them be outside watching everybody eat birthday cake and have fun. There's always that person. Let them be that. Let them be those people. Okay, you don't

get invited. We'll just have hot dogs, chicken wings, birthday cake and you can't have.

Speaker 2

Any yep, bunch of sour patches. Forty one minutes after the hour. Speaking of sour patches.

Speaker 3

It's The Morning Show with Preston Scott.

Speaker 1

Sorry, authoring a note to a listener, wanted me to watch a video clip that I will now watch because it's just.

Speaker 2

It's rumble and whatever. I mean. I'm fine.

Speaker 1

You know, there are alternative sites out there, and that's great. But you hit the skip ad and it gives you the same ad. You hit skip ad. It gives you the same ad. You hit skip ad. It gives you the same ad before you begin to see any content, and then you fast forward to the spot that they want you to see, and they give you another ad.

Speaker 2

Nah, I'm out see you.

Speaker 1

Nope, not gonna not get into it wouldn't be prudent, it wouldn't be a good use of my time.

Speaker 2

So sorry, sorry, my friend.

Speaker 1

The implosion inside the Democrat Party is kind of fun to watch.

Speaker 2

It really is.

Speaker 1

There's a little bit of a civil war brewing. One of the operatives inside the party that was involved with Kamala is the former Obama campaign manager David Pluff, who accused Biden of leaving Harris in a hole too deep to dig out. How ironic you shove the old guy out of the way and you're going to whine and complain. There's a part of me that and it's a small part, because Joe is evil, he's corrupt, he's stolen from this nation. He's enriched himself at the expense.

Speaker 2

Of this country.

Speaker 1

But there's a part of me that just kind of hears Joe inside saying to his wife, and I'm not trying to be funny, I'm just Jilly, can.

Speaker 2

We go home? Just wants to go home again. He asked for this, He was in.

Speaker 1

A a alert, cogent state of mind when he took office.

Speaker 2

Took is the operative word.

Speaker 1

But Pluff deleted his entire x account everything.

Speaker 2

Some of the comments.

Speaker 1

In response, David Pluff deleted his ex accounts so we didn't have to answer public questions about the fake data he was peddling to the media in the final week, which, unsurprisingly they didn't even bo bother to confirm.

Speaker 2

See I told you, I gave you all the polling data.

Speaker 1

Another post, senior Kamala Harris advisor David Pluff, who predicted she'd win all seven swing states, deletes his account after Trump landslide. Alberto Martinez posts after Michelle Barrock orchestrated Biden coop. David Pluff swoops into Kamala's campaign, cashes in, uses her as a vessel to revive Obama era glory, takes one last shot at Biden, then dodge's responsibility for the loss, and disappears a fitting Obama era finale.

Speaker 2

Guy Benson of town Hall.

Speaker 1

Many of those who are angry participated in the lies about Biden's condition until the deception was irreversibly and irreparably exposed that the June debate, and the chief purveyor of those lies was the replacement candidate herself. By the way, you remember hearing all the record amounts of money that Kamala raised. She's twenty million in debt. What do you think think DEM's are going to kick in the money to help pay her debt? Now, seriously, are they going

to honor her run and bail her out? There's more, We'll get to it. Forty seven past the hour. I had two segments set aside here for Democrat reaction.

Speaker 2

Here's segment two. Next.

Speaker 1

All right, this just came to me from a buddy of mine via text, and with the technology that I have available to me, I'm able to take a text and do this. This is the disgraced, embarrassing, alleged Republican Rick Wilson of Tallahassee, who is one of the founder's co founders of the Lincoln Project.

Speaker 2

This is him before the election. I think on election.

Speaker 1

Day Rick Wilson, Trump's going to lose. He's going to lose badly. He's going to be wrecked. I don't know what the Electoral College count's going to be at the end of this, but it's going to get loud and it's going to get hard for him.

Speaker 2

Their panic is extraordinary.

Speaker 1

Their events in Georgia, North Carolina about as well attended as a Pokemon card trading convention in bleep Virgin Alabama. This is a campaign in free fall. It's really bleeped up. You have a campaign ending in chaos. You have a campaign that was able to deploy ninety thousand blah blah blah blah blah.

Speaker 2

Uh Hey, Rick, where are you hello? Rick?

Speaker 4

Oh?

Speaker 2

Rick want to join me on the show?

Speaker 1

First of all, as has been just demonstrated, you're not capable of holding a conversation without gross profanities, and so my apologies everybody for that. But suffice to say, Rick Wilson is wandering around right now in total hiding. It wouldn't surprise me if he puts wigs on. Maybe he's going to borrow one from Jose walks around with phony absolutely not yeah, funny phony glasses and mustache and dyed his shaved his beard and did everything possible to stay away from any humanity for years.

Speaker 4

No.

Speaker 1

Really, he's a loathsome person, and I feel sorry for him in that sense that he's just a.

Speaker 2

Mean, nasty liar.

Speaker 1

And oh, by the way, once again, and happily so everything that they accuse others of being and doing, they are he said Kamalo is gonna win in a landslide.

Speaker 2

Oops.

Speaker 1

He said it was gonna be electoral beat down. Oops, he said it was gonna wreck Trump.

Speaker 3

Oops.

Speaker 1

I guess you're just kind of wrong about everything. Huh, Rick, I love it. I love it. Jimmy Kimmel, who, by the way, not very funny. It was a terrible night for women, children, hundreds of thousands of hard working immigrants, and the illegal immigrants are the issue, not legal immigrants, Jimmy. And again the conflation. This is what Democrats do. They conflate things. No one has a problem with legal immigration. We have problems with our legal immigration system that we

need to fix. We have a problem with illegal immigration. Imagine though he goes on to say healthcare, are climate science, journalism, justice, free speech, all of those things. There are things that the Democrats have ruined. And what we're going to get to here in just a second is some realities. And they're not all warm and fuzzy.

Speaker 2

They're just not.

Speaker 1

And it's important that we understand that while Trump and JD. Vans are going to take over and Republicans are going to take over over, the House has to be ripped down to the studs and living through a renovation is not easy.

Speaker 2

You know what I'm saying. Five past the hour.

Speaker 1

It's the second hour of the Morning Show with Preston Scott Friday. One hour from now. What's the beef, your calls, your complaints, whatever it is, it's grinding on.

Speaker 2

You will take your calls next hour.

Speaker 1

And I'm sure despite election results, and for some of you, because of election results, you'll have much.

Speaker 2

To complain about. We're here for you.

Speaker 1

It's so interesting to hear the White House calling for unity after spending years describing Trump as Hitler, as a dictator, want to be as someone that's going to imprison Americans, he that disagree with him, as being a fascist?

Speaker 2

Did I say Hitler? Yeah?

Speaker 1

By the way, I said to my wife yesterday, you know, Trump ought to just troll everybody and show up at an event wearing a Hitler Matt mustache, just for giggles, just a little clip on thing, little thing there, and just and then just laugh about it and throw it away, burn it up. That'd be just so funny. It would it would make the media laugh. I think now there'd be some out there that would go, see, see he's

he's paying homage to him. But there would be some that would just privately, they would say amongst themselves at dinner parties, Okay, that was funny.

Speaker 2

They would they would admit it. That's funny.

Speaker 1

What's not funny is this. There is a reason why I think my analogy is pretty spot on. Of the new administration taking over a home that's been squatted in and if you want to symbolically call the White House the home of America, and what happens after four years of squatting, utter destruction. And I came across a piece, and I've got to tell you upfront, I don't necessarily agree, agree,

or disagree with everything I'm about to share. I'm just going to say that I came across about a fifteen to twenty page piece on the following It's from Epic Times. It says, next US president to face slowing economy, experts worn attempts to reinvigorate the economy could cause additional problems, some experts said, and they inside this very long article, if Kamala wins based on her stated policies, as few as there were, but what we knew about Kamala and

her beliefs. Here's what would likely happen, and so we can take that part of the article and just throw it away. Doesn't matter. Kamala's not winning, she's lost. It's over. Trump will take over in the White House. And so what they did then is they said, Okay, if Trump wins and gets Congress on his side, his plan would be to cut taxes, increase domestic energy production, cut regulations,

impose tariffs on imports. Now, it should be pointed out and they didn't do that in this article, that there are tariffs in place that Trump had already. Biden didn't change all that. But inside, I just want to share some of these thoughts from economists. Cutting taxes and regulations stimulates the economy, as does cheaper energy. Tariffs, on the other hand, could create problems. The reason, even if the tariffs are calibrated to minimize impact on domestic prices, they

would put pressure on foreign trading partners. It'll ramp up a lot of the rhetoric in the market, and that's going to make the market nervous. Depending on how aggressive the tariffs are, that has real economic impact. As nervous investors are more hesitant to invest. Trump is going to put pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut rates more aggressively. The Fed's not going to respond to that. It's going

to give a lot of rhetoric to the markets. So you potentially get an environment next year where you get a bit stronger growth but also more volatility, both in the markets as well as the economic data. Now they go into a split Congress scenario, which I don't think he'll have. He'll have a majority, I believe in the House and certainly in the Senate. But there's another scenario out there that we'll talk about next, and it's what if an unexpected thing happens, what they describe as an

economic shock. We're going to get to that, and then in just a few minutes we're going to talk about me as a non economist, but as someone that has looked at stuff like this all my life. Like many of you, some of you run businesses, you're probably get a far better position than me to comment on it.

Speaker 2

But I I'm here.

Speaker 1

I'm going to share what I think needs to happen in the sequence in which I think it needs to happen. I'll do that next ten minutes past the hour. More on this paper. What economists think could happen and the Risks were still facing Welcome to the Morning Show with Preston Scott Leven passed the hour. It's called a black Swan event. If you've not heard it, it's it's also called a black Swan theory, and a black Swan event is when something unexpected happens, some surprise event that then

has major consequences to it. It's difficult to predict, and so it could be a war that disrupts trade. You know what's going on in Russia Ukraine, it's not really disrupting much of the world economy.

Speaker 2

It just isn't.

Speaker 1

If that broadens, now, that's a different story. North Korea has sent troops into Ukraine Russia that conflict to help Russia. You imagine being one of those young kids, Wait, we're doing what okay, sir, another pandemic whatever. Since two thousand and eight, the federal government and the FED have established what they call a toolkit for managing stuff like this. It includes slashing interest rates, injecting money into the financial system by buying up treasuries or other assets, giving the

money directly to people, stimulus checks, and the like. Bad idea, bad idea, But the economists say that's the game plan. If something like that happens, that's what will happen.

Speaker 2

It's a mistake.

Speaker 1

Some analysts believe that another bout of high inflation is not only inevitable, but possibly the only way out of this. Now, that's something to take note of, that it might be necessary for more inflation to come. This is why I've said to you, this is awesome that Trump won, that it appears as though Republicans have been handed a mandate. And let me tell you something, Democrats had better remember that a massive red wave virtually every part of the country.

Interestingly enough, I'm broadcasting from one of the very few blue counties in America, and as one of my listeners pointed out, it's to our shame because some of you are just slow learners. But the analogy of a squatter being evicted and what's left behind, the damage, the destruction,

and the need to what we can't save this. We've got to strip it down to studs, and we've got to hope that there's not termites, and that we don't have to start from square one, that we've at least got a shell to build from.

Speaker 2

That's what we have here. Ladies and gentlemen. Now that makes.

Speaker 1

The sequence in which we attack certain issues absolutely imperative to get right. We've got to get it right. We the voters have to understand. If Trump just cuts government tomorrow, we will be in a tailspin. And I will explain why, and I will share what I think is what ought to be done. You know, when Trump took office in twenty sixteen, I wrote a piece, and I wrote a list. I have it right here next to me of things that I would do if I were him. A bunch

of that still applies. I may or may not pull that out, but I'm going to share what I think is most important. As we are in this stage of Okay, let's put a team together and let's see what happens. I'll get to that team more next week as we learn more. We know who the chief of staff is. Great pick, now, really great pick. And we'll unpack all of that. But when we come back, what I think is the recipe for success. Sixteen past the hour This Morning Show with Preston Scott.

Speaker 2

Twenty two minutes past the hour Morning Show of the things.

Speaker 1

That I have in my portfolio here, that's a let's see, Okay, I have spent some time thinking about because it just it interests me.

Speaker 2

I am.

Speaker 1

I'm the type of person that I'm inclined to think about if it were me, what would I do in almost any situation, because I I like to and I'd like to be informed on the things that we talk about and have an opinion on the things that I know we will be talking about. And so as I think about what Trump has said, what I know based on four years and what a joy?

Speaker 2

Right?

Speaker 1

We know we know a lot about what's going to happen here because Donald Trump is the first politician since Reagan to actually do what he said he would do. And consider that was with the headwinds of four years of constant badgering by Democrats, collusion Russia, you know, influenced cheater Wrong. The cheating did happen in twenty twenty, it's now abundantly clear, but it's based on even with the headwinds of a not friendly Republican caucus and hatred in

the Democrat Party, he got stuff done. Imagine what we can do. And the reason we're in our place right now is because Republicans didn't do their job. So they lost control after the first two years in twenty eighteen, and look what's happened. You got Biden and Harris and you've got the House all but burned down. The squatters have destroyed the House. That's in part because most of what Trump did he did by executive order. We can't

have that. Congress has to show some backbone, and that's something I'm going to be pressing every member of Congress that comes on this show about.

Speaker 2

Are you going to get on board and ensure that.

Speaker 1

We get things done legislatively so that we aren't stuck with executive orders.

Speaker 2

Ruining our nation? Should somebody come into office that that hates us, that hates this country.

Speaker 1

So let's get back to some fundamentals. He's talking about Elon Musk coming in and being part of a commission. Now being on the cabinet, I don't think. But being part of a commission heading it up to find waste boom, brilliant idea, brilliant do the do the proper digging. First of all, if my if my study of US government history is good, it informs me that the mere presence of such a commission will cause belt tightening.

Speaker 2

Among all the agencies.

Speaker 1

But the fact of the matter is government on a federal level, and government even on a.

Speaker 2

Local level is applicatis.

Speaker 5

It.

Speaker 1

They then diagram they do some of the same things. This department in this department, that agency, and that agency they overlap, they do the same things. We need to stop that. If an agency needs to be erased, erase it. We don't need a federal Department of Education. We just don't zero need states need to run that.

Speaker 2

Period. That's it.

Speaker 1

We don't need a federal Department of Education. There are a lot of agencies that can be done away with. I would do away with eventually the IRS. I would simplify our tax system, whether you go to a fair tax or whether you go to a postcard with the tax return that's literally three lines.

Speaker 2

Whatever, you simplify. But here's what you don't do.

Speaker 1

You don't immediately cut government, because here's what happens. If you do that, where do they go find work? You have to, in my opinion, repatriot. You lower tax rates, you immediately do that. You give people more of their money. You give businesses. And I would start with businesses. I would incrementally roll back personal income taxes, but I would

immediately roll back business I would bring businesses back. I would give businesses reasons by virtue of lowering their tax burden to expand, to innovate, to create more opportunities for people to have jobs. Once you have that done, then you systematically start cutting government because you now have places for people to go earn a living. Well, but it's not the same type of work. Oh well, that's life. That's what we all have faced at different times in

our life. But how Trump goes about doing what he's doing. We have to tackle the debt, we have to tackle social security, we have to tackle Medicare and Medicaid and all of the public assistants.

Speaker 2

We have to.

Speaker 1

And it's going to be uncomfortable and everybody needs to understand that.

Speaker 2

Twenty eight minutes after the old.

Speaker 1

Reset, the big stories in the prest Box update you on a few things. Next want to everybody's wanted to be in a band, especially those of us that just have no musical skills at all.

Speaker 2

Just be fun.

Speaker 1

But my wife and I were talking why DoD guitar players always have their mouth open.

Speaker 2

It's just it's interesting to me. Anyway.

Speaker 1

Great to be with you this morning. What's the beef in just a little bit we'll tee up your phone calls in a little while, but not yet. We've got the Christmas catalog spotlight. Now I've come to a conclusion there will be more of those than just once a week. I have too many catalogs that I need to share to help you out. So I'm just letting you know

it will not be just a Friday thing. There will be more opportunities for you to get some shopping tips and ideas, always remembering shop local whenever possible, support and shop local.

Speaker 2

Donald Trump.

Speaker 1

Push this out back in May of twenty three. He wants to have a birthday party for me America in twenty twenty six. Heck, yeah, you know what.

Speaker 6

I'm Let's see, I thought the next US Games of the Olympics were in twenty six.

Speaker 1

They're in twenty eight. The Games in twenty six. The Winter Games are in Italy. All right, there went that idea.

Speaker 2

Anyway.

Speaker 1

Trump's idea is to have a massive birthday party one year, one year celebration, and I mean we're talking about He calls it the Great American State Fair, pavilions from all fifty states, nationwide, high school sporting events, the National Gardens, Garden of American heroes, statues of important figures in history, everyone from you name it, Frederick Douglas, Amelia Earhart, not

just the ones we know. And while we know Frederick Douglass and Amelia Earhart, but we don't remember their accomplishments as much. I mean, that would just be I am all about this. This is just to me, sign me up. That's just celebrate two hundred and fifty years and remember the great words of the founders. It's America is a brilliant thing. It's a brilliant idea if.

Speaker 2

You can keep it words to that effect.

Speaker 1

We still don't have final results in Nevada and Arizona, and I'm just we know how you feel, except we did it twenty four years ago. Come on, embarrassing. As of right now, if I were a betting man, I would say that Democrats are going to hold serve in Nevada and Arizona. But Arizona and Nevada are close. There's more votes to be counted, a lot more votes to be counted in Arizona. Trump will win both. He'll have three hundred and sixteen electoral votes.

Speaker 2

That's done. Man. Do you think Kamala calls in sick when she's got to certify that. I'm just wondering. Forty minutes after the.

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Back with more on the Morning Show with Preston Scott. This is the Morning Show with Preston Scott.

Speaker 1

I think we already have a caller standing by for what's the Beef. We'll need to enter his name because I just turned on the call screen or late.

Speaker 2

So that's my fault.

Speaker 1

So that's gorg Huh nice, Gorg is standing online, standing by online one. We'll get to gorgon just a little bit. He's boosting my RPI significantly. I just wanted you to know the UH the phone index is, UH is way way up the radio phone indexes. The RPI. What's the beef is where you call and complain. I just need to get this said. I saw this story. IRS increases four O one k other retirement plan contribution limits for twenty twenty five. Now, on the surface, you might just

breeze right by that. I, on the other hand, I am incensed the IRS is increasing the annual contribution by five hundred dollars. The IRS also considers adjustments to the contribution limits for individual retirement accounts iras, including traditional and roth iras. Why does this upset me? Who the bleep is the government to tell us how much money we are allowed to save?

Speaker 7

Now?

Speaker 2

Just well, but you don't understand precedent.

Speaker 1

People will shield there, Yeah, and whatever, because the tax rates in this country are are confiscatory. People cheat because the government takes too much money. But I want to circle back to this idea that the IRS says that.

Speaker 2

You can now say this, you can do that?

Speaker 8

Really?

Speaker 2

Oh well, thank you.

Speaker 1

I wrote a note on this story, and I wrote the following kat Rick, Tommy Marco, etc. Every member of Congress needs to explain why the bleep the IRS ie the federal government should have one whiff of say on how much money you and I save and put in an investment account.

Speaker 2

What we can save five hundred dollars more? Oh thank you, Oh God bless you.

Speaker 1

It was so fortunate to have you tell us what we could save and how much.

Speaker 2

You are kidding me? This is nothing new by the way.

Speaker 1

I just wanted to highlight an email over the years has told me when I say things like this and point things like this out, that's when light bulbs go off. For some people, they kind of it's sort of like being slapped in the face when you're in a stupor. They kind of get jolted out and go, wait what Wait? They're telling me how much I can save. That's how much encroachment the federal government, government in general engages in

in our lives. My response is, how dare they? This is the type of stuff I'm I'm hoping Trump and Congress fix eight five zero two zero five WFLA. It's time your calls, your complaints, whatever's got you riled up, we are here to help. It's What's the Beef Friday on The Morning Show with Preston Scott Exclusive presentation. We've done this show now. This is our twenty third year. We'll celebrate our twenty third anniversary in March, and for twenty two of those years we have done.

Speaker 2

What's the Beef.

Speaker 1

Former producer Mike Gentine brought the idea to a staff meeting and said, you know what we ought to do? And I was like well, by golly, let's do it. Let's give it a shot. Here we are taking your calls all these years later. Two simple rules, No profanity, don't make it personal. If you have a bad experience at a business, tell us what happened, but leave the name of the business out of it.

Speaker 2

We're here to help, not hurt.

Speaker 1

And so let's go to George, who has been patiently waiting boosted my Let's see here by my count my r P I is now up to close to twenty George, thanks to you. How are you.

Speaker 7

I'm fine, I'm doing real well, actually pressing. I'm still in the glow of victory and not the agony.

Speaker 2

So what have you found to complain about?

Speaker 7

That's what I'm what I'm calling for is I'm given the what's thankful? A little early, uh, with one other thing. But I'm thankful for, you know, for most of the country of getting a grasp of reality and sense, except that little blue dot of Leon County. And I'm thankful for what you have done, for four years of biting your lip and standing tall in the pocket, so to speak, because it it couldn't have been easy. It couldn't have been you know, Oh, yeah, and you well, well you

put it. You put on a game pace, put on a game face every day. And so but my my beef is come, yeah, my beef is with the illiberals that have accused Trump of being a sexist, misogynist, xenophobe, and all the rest of the words that have three or four shyllables. He's the first president to put a female chief of staff in cause are too smart, innovatives smart again. Obama didn't do it, Biden didn't do it, none of the Bushes didn't do it, none of anybody else.

But but yeah, he's against women's rights. He's the first to put a female in as this chief of staff. And so that just goes to show you, you know, I'm wondering what the cows on the View and and Rachel Matt Owl are thinking on ms NBC about this, you know. It just it's goes to to what you said about maybe him taping the little Hitler must as you know and showing up.

Speaker 2

Thank you, George, appreciate the phone call and the kind words. As always.

Speaker 1

Let me let me just I want to tack onto that before we go to Linda. Here's here's here's the biggest difference. Trump isn't picking Susie Wiles because it's she's a woman. He's picking Susie Wiles because she is going to kick But as chief of staff, see, it's not about picking somebody because of gender or race. It's picking the right person. Doesn't matter. She's eminently qualified and I think it's a brilliant choice. Linda, you're up. What's the beef?

Speaker 9

Well, I think that the theme this morning is going to be and George started it, okay, because that's exactly what I called in about. First of all, I want to praise the Lord and thank him for his mercy with the results of this election. But my beef is I am so tired of hearing and hope that I'd never hear them again. But Rachel Maddow, Joy Behart, their girlfriends, their metal counterparts parts who say that women who voted for Trump are uneducated when they never give their resumes.

So I am here to say that I personally have nine years of university education. I have taught and had the privilege of teaching at the University of Texas, University of Arkansas, Little Rock, fourteen years at Florida State University. I am now retired but still do consulting work and have been blest and honored with numerous awards. And I know there are many women who are far better educated than I am, and I would like to never hear those clips ever again.

Speaker 1

Thank you, Linda, and congratulations to you on a wonderful career.

Speaker 2

And you know what that's called. That's called spiking of football.

Speaker 3

Yeah yeah, touchdown, touchdown?

Speaker 2

You say, okay back with more of your calls, ten passing on. It's a glorious thing.

Speaker 1

The White House being called out Korean Gmpierre the threat to democracy that Trump is and trying to pretend they never said the things that they've said about him, and they're being called by the mainstream media on it. Greg, you're up, thanks for calling what's the beef?

Speaker 10

Many bee slash Worst of the Week nominee the Kamala Harris campaigns rules for the Joe Rogan experience to follow for her to appear on the podcast. Stephen A. Smith and Andrew Yang both agree that sounded like a billionaire diva.

But my beef is Zach from the Heritage Foundation failed to tell us if an online course is in development called The Complete Idiot's Guide to Project twenty twenty five, because now Donald Trump voters will have to carry the cross for the next four years of listening to ridiculous questions from Kamala Harris voters such as, have you renovated a spare bedroom for your parents to move in now that Social Security and Medicare will be abolished? And Happy Veterans Day?

Speaker 2

Thank you, sir, appreciate the phone call.

Speaker 1

Yeah, uh well, I'm I'm not going to take time away from callers.

Speaker 2

To add a little bit to that. Robert, you're up, what's the beef?

Speaker 11

Well? Netto's to Linda one and Trump tariffs and no limit Texas hold them Currently, the tariff utterance is a psychological warfare which is too sophisticated for the talking heads to grasp while they run their mouth about all the negative effects of rampant or terrorifts. Trump knows exactly what the effects are and he's not going to destroy the economy.

Speaker 12

Just to.

Speaker 11

Impact without purpose some other countries. Some tariffs will be necessary, but he knows what he's doing. Furthermore, Preston, I'm gonna give you a little piece of advice. I suggest you promote a no limit Texas hold them tournament for your listeners.

Speaker 2

For the purpose of.

Speaker 11

Just getting together and bs about politics. You know, various things, vodkases, horses, the good stuff.

Speaker 2

Thank you, Robert, appreciate the call.

Speaker 1

Somehow Robert finds a way to get vodka into every single beef.

Speaker 2

That he makes, and we love him for it. Ray, you're up, what's the beef?

Speaker 12

Hey, good morning. You know, my joy over this week is somewhat tempered by realizing that so many of these dodos will not ever have an understanding of what actually happened and will completely refuse to accept the will of the majority of the American people. That polster in Iowa, you know, is now saying, well, she helped Trump get elected because as it motivated his base. I was listening to a panel on NPR last night on my overnight shift,

and it was, oh, it's it's racism. This is the reason that Kamala didn't didn't get elected.

Speaker 7

It's just pure racism.

Speaker 12

Jimmy Kimmel's unhinged Grant yep. And that's the sad part, because we know we have four more years of these people that refuse ton who can't comprehend the truth.

Speaker 1

Absolutely, Ray, thanks very much, Joe you're next, then Brian, then Pedro, what about you? We got one more segment. I can fit at least four callers and then we'll see after that. It's What's to Be Friday, sixteen past the hour in the Morning Show with Preston Scott. Yeah, I could feel it in the air, even with the wind. There's some pent up for the last four years. I can feel it. I know, I know. That's why we're here. It's what's the be Friday in the Morning Show with

Preston Scott. Let's get going, Joe, you're up. What's the beef?

Speaker 4

Good morning, sir, Preston.

Speaker 7

Not beef is with v O.

Speaker 4

You can only you can smell in the air, and you can feel it in the air. I'm not talking about that though, I'm talking about Barack Obama.

Speaker 2

Yeah, buddy, you.

Speaker 4

Know it's a tradition when you're leaving. President leaves office, he gets out of dodge. We know why he's been hanging around DC. Then on his third term running the deep state, Donald needs to get Guido and the seven Centeni brothers to pay him a visit and saves time for you to go, Barack.

Speaker 1

Yeah, I mean, obviously, you know we can't do that. But I think calling out the fact that he's been running the country for four years, because everything's got his fingerprints on it, no doubt about.

Speaker 4

It, absolutely just encourage him to get out, you know.

Speaker 1

Yep, yep, I agree. Thank you very much, Joe. I appreciate you hanging in there. Yeah, when he announced I don't think I'll move back to Chicago or Illinois, I think I'm gonna I think I'm gonna stay in Washington.

Speaker 2

Yeah, uh huh. Hopefully Trump learns from his mistakes. Hopefully he.

Speaker 1

Strips all classification credentials from anyone that's still in government from the Obama and Biden years, strips them all, takes all their classification clearances, and we start over.

Speaker 2

Brian, you're up. What's the beef?

Speaker 13

Good morning?

Speaker 2

Good morning.

Speaker 13

I got two quick beefs, one being something you touched on earlier this morning when you were speaking about Arizona. As of about twenty minutes ago, there are still twenty seven between the Senate and the House, twenty seven races that have yet to be decided, which is absurd. I mean, it's ridiculous, it's unacceptable.

Speaker 2

Yep.

Speaker 13

We need to tighten this up. I hope Trump, you know, addresses that second beef is a piece of legislation, garbage legislation, I should say, that was introduced back in early August, August first actually this year, spearheaded by good old Chucky Schumer, and it's called the No Kings Act, which is a ridiculous name, but it was obviously brought in in the

event that Trump were to win. And again, as we've seen the Democrats do time after time, their attempting to circumvent the Supreme Court, I mean, the Supreme Court ruled on this. They they made their decision. They said, hey, this is the word of the law, this is how we interpret it. And I just it's it's ridiculous and it's obvious to me that had Camala won, this legislation would would disappear. I mean, and I didn't even know this was a thing until the day after the election.

I got a propaganda text, you know, wanted me to sign a petition for this act, and I was like, I'm looking at it.

Speaker 4

What is this?

Speaker 13

I had to look it up.

Speaker 1

Brian, I thank you for brother, I got a run, we got a color standing by, but thank you.

Speaker 2

Hope you feel better. Pedro you're up. What's the beef?

Speaker 14

Good morning, Good morning everybody. Oh man, ah, I am still on on that cloud. I don't even know what cloud number it is. And and I tell this to my wife, Preston, and I hope to to your listeners. Uh they, I hope they feel.

Speaker 11

The same way.

Speaker 14

It feels almost as you.

Speaker 15

Know, when I was escaping, when we were about to escape Cuba.

Speaker 11

It was a sign.

Speaker 15

It's a it's a it's a feeling in your heart and your gut, and it's it's called hope. And that's what I feel right now. It feels exactly the same way. But anyway, my beef is with myself. I'm celebrating too much and it's not healthy sometimes, But man, don't don't we deserve it?

Speaker 7

You know, we've been.

Speaker 15

Called the poor of bulls, garbage, Nazi fascists.

Speaker 16

It so feels so good to throw it in these people's races that the majority the US is turning red, almost almost to the if you look at the map of how Florida looks, the entire US looks.

Speaker 15

Almost the same way.

Speaker 14

And oh man, we're getting there.

Speaker 15

Man, we're getting there.

Speaker 2

Thank you, Pedro, appreciate it. I gotta squeeze in.

Speaker 1

Two more callers here, John, you're up, what's the beefy?

Speaker 5

Good morning, Preston, Thank you for what you do. My beef this morning is with myself. I should not feel so giddy about all these losers on mainstream media melting down over their laws. It's just wrong.

Speaker 12

I should not do that, and shame on me.

Speaker 2

I'm fighting the same thing.

Speaker 5

Oh mercy. But the next best thing Trump can do is announce that after his inauguration he's gonna have a baptism for Baron and that might get the risk of the UH scared.

Speaker 14

A little bit, just for Gigle's sake.

Speaker 5

Anyway, y'all have a good weekend.

Speaker 1

Thank you, John, appreciate it. Final caller here is Craig. Craig, you're up, what's the beef?

Speaker 2

Pressing?

Speaker 17

Like Pedro and John, my beef is with myself. I did not realize until a couple of days ago that I was causing so much heartache to so many of my friends and family. But apparently I am dead to a lot of people, and uh, I just I can't deal with that and I'm not to make it a better week.

Speaker 4

This call gonna help.

Speaker 17

Thank you.

Speaker 1

Thank you, sir. We're in a very unusual place. Pedro was right. We we have reason to say well to deeply exhale. But just remember this. We are all falling, all of us. We all fall short of God's standard. You extend forgiveness, You learn about the issues, you prepare to share and explain. It's a different kind of apologetic. The apologetic that you have for Christ is who explain the hope that you have in Jesus. The apologetic for our era is to explain the hope you have in

a differing way of governing. And yeah, twenty eight past the hour, thanks for your calls. For those that did not get in, I am sorry. When we come back. The best and worst, some good news, dad joke headlines from the bee packed half hours still to come on the Morning Show.

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It's the Morning Show with President Scott.

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Time for the best and worst of the week. Jose you sir, are up.

Speaker 8

Good morning everybody. I have the best of the week for me today is for a good buddy of mine who was promoted in the Marine Corps to lance corporal.

Speaker 2

His name is.

Speaker 8

Sebastian Cubis, So buddy, congratulations, there you go.

Speaker 2

Okay, Yeah, and.

Speaker 8

The worst for the week for me. It's a little small, but you know, things could have been worse. I went to call my brother to be like, let's go fishing tomorrow last night and forgot he was out of town.

Speaker 2

So that's it. That's what you got.

Speaker 18

Okay, that's it.

Speaker 8

It's the worst thing that happened to me this week.

Speaker 2

Thank the Lord. You can give the band the rest of the segment off here.

Speaker 1

The uh the best of the week. I'll get to in a second Worst of the week. It's a bit of a tie here Arizona and Nevada. We're the third largest state in the nation. We had our results by ten pm.

Speaker 2

On election night. Few people, it's Friday.

Speaker 1

And in Arizona you've got seventy six percent of the vote counted and in Nevada ninety five. Really, okay, gee, thanks, way to make progress. What do you are they being brought in by horse.

Speaker 2

Is?

Speaker 13

I mean?

Speaker 1

Are the outlying counties coming in by the pony express? What's going on? And the tie was that?

Speaker 2

And this people wearing masks public It hurts my heart.

Speaker 1

Because when I see people wearing my wearing masks, the worst of me comes out. Well, it doesn't come out. The worst of me stays right in my brain, but it comes into my brain and the first thing I think is they're in a liberal And the second thing that comes into my brain is mass delusion. They fell for it, and they think that these things are making a difference. They're hurting you.

Speaker 2

Anyway.

Speaker 1

My best of the week, it would be too easy to say the election results. The best of the week is Nellie's restaurant in Panama City Beach. After she came on the show and we identified because I asked, what's the name of your business? She said, Pico's on Back Beach. And the next time I'm going to Panama City Beach, I'm going my wife and I are going to have dinner there, lunch, whatever, great menu. I've already looked, great menu, come on, sign us up. We are down for some

good Mexican food. And Nelly poured everything, she and her family poured everything into opening this business. After we announced the business, she said, it was one of our busiest days of the season. Not just that one of you gave her a hundred dollars tip. She said, I've never had a tip like that. That's from you listeners in Panama City Panama City Beach in the surrounding area, saying we heard you, we heard your story, and we support you.

That's what we do here. And the fact that she has been blessed and her business was supported by so many of you. Just keep supporting it. Spread the word. It was the best of the week for me, absolutely the best of the week. Forty one minutes after the hour, we come back. I'm actually going to do a good news segment that follows that on the Morning Show with Preston Scott.

Speaker 2

Can you feel the warm and Fuzzies still to come?

Speaker 1

A dad joke to help you out this weekend, plus some lines from the be Congratulations to FSU Soccer.

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Way to go, ladies. Watch that.

Speaker 1

I was in a sleep induced fog, but I watched it as they won in penalty kicks at Wake Forest. It borderlines on being unfair. Every year they're playing the ACC Tournament, and this year four of the top eight teams in America are in the semi finals. Were in the semi finals and Florida State avenged one loss from earlier in the year when they got beat by Wake Forest. They beat them in penalty kicks, gave up a late goal to tie it, but they were ahead the whole

game controlled. They just couldn't get that second goal, which they really needed. But they eventually did it on penalty kicks and so that was pretty cool. But that was good. And they played North Carolina. But three of the four teams in the semi finals are from within fifteen miles where they're playing the tournament, and every year Florida State has to defeat that and they do. Fifth straight year Florida State Soccer is in the championship game of the

ACC Tournament. Just incredible, just incredible, well done team. Good news segment. That's good news, of course, but this is better. Mother and daughter own a business in western North Carolina called Jimmy and Jean's Family Entertainment and Arcade, seventy thousand square foot facility. It's an entertainment center. But what they did in late September is they shut their business down and turned it into a distribution center and a place for families to get a hot meal in the wake

of the storm Heleene that ravaged North Carolina. It's an ash count largest supply distribution center. Families can come for a hot meal within five days of making the announcement they are shutting down their business to help. They had power, they had water, they weren't flooded, they had no damage. They said, let's help. Within five days, the seventy thousand square foot facility was filled with supplies. They've had donations from thirty eight states which continue to flood in.

Speaker 2

Three to four.

Speaker 1

Hundred families come in a day for supplies and help and a hot meal.

Speaker 2

Let me tell you.

Speaker 1

That is America. And here's what I know. Whatever revenue they're losing will be made up. It'll be made up.

Speaker 2

I know how God's economy works. And so.

Speaker 1

The fact that there are people like Jen Biland and her daughter Taylor Lannon, and that they took the resources and the and the business that they had shut it down to help others.

Speaker 2

Friends, that is good news. And it's the Morning Show with Preston Scott.

Speaker 18

You know, if you if you listen to this radio program First Blue, you'll pick up on the flow.

Speaker 2

And the end of the radio program.

Speaker 18

Just sort of feels like riding up to the to the ranch at the end of the day after a hard day on the field and letting your horse cool down. You just sit First Bell. That's why we end the.

Speaker 1

Program the way we do, taking a long weekend. Gonna be off on Monday, back on Tuesday. Justin Haskins. By the way, I will be taking a little time here and there before the big Christmas break, and Grant Allan will be hosting three shows while I'm gone at different times. So very excited to have Grant back in the big chair here in Studio one B. And he's pretty pumped up about that as well. So something to look forward to. Justin Haskins. On Tuesday, we'll have some money talk manly minute.

We'll have Florida Man and a bunch of stuff. I tried to stay disciplined, I just didn't get to it all right. Time for a dad joke. What did the baby corn say to the mom corn? Where's popcorn? You're welcome, Ladies and gentlemen. Time for headlines. And these headlines are in chronological order. From the week from your My Hour,

trusted source for satire, Ladies and gentlemen. Headlines from the Babylon b radicalize, Squirrels and maga hats begin uprising In disgusting call for violence, Trump says politicians should stop sending kids off to war. Sad thousands of women left standing in standing clueless in voting booths after husbands fail to tell them who to vote for. Democrats warned that if Trump is elected, it will be the end of bureaucracy as we know it. Kamala harr is confused by process

where she needs to get votes to be selected. Democrats remind everyone a winner may not be declared until one hundred and ten percent of the vote is counted. Dad voting for Kamalin hopes that one day his granddaughter can be aborted. Pennsylvania election officials sadly announced they have misplaced all their voting machines.

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Stolen valor.

Speaker 1

Man wears eye voted sticker he bought on Amazon. Biden calls Trump to concede the election. Trump wins third election in a row. Democrats call for abolishing the popular votes. Don't despair Kamala, Tel's celebrating nation and Trump defeats Kamala.

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Hollywood, news media.

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Deep State, FBI, universities, Department of Justice, political experts, science, medical community.

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All of.

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List just didn't stop, so I had to stop our scripture Today John six thirty five.

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And thirty through thirty seven. That's where we began the program. You can go back listen to the podcast here the big stories in the press box and uh and catch up on anything you might have missed.

Speaker 2

If you missed the show. It was a good one, lots to talk about.

Speaker 1

We talked about some of the challenges facing the new administration. The best at the analogy you need to keep hold of and share is needed. Squatters have been in the White House for four years and they've destroyed the country, and fixing it is going to be tough.

Speaker 2

It's going to be very, very difficult.

Speaker 1

But like anything that you know, if you've ever lived through a renovation, living through a renovation is tough, and we got to figure out a way to do it. We have to figure out a way to do it, and so we will and we'll be here to help.

Speaker 2

Folks. Have an awesome weekend.

Speaker 1

Remember FSU football on these radio stations and others. Five point thirty is the pregame tomorrow. Go Knowles, Go Rattlers. Have a great weekend. Back Tuesday,

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