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one is osea. I am Preston, and we will end this week in two Timothy four, beginning with verse three, for the time is coming when people will not endure sound teaching, but having itching ears, they will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own passions, and we'll turn away from listening to the truth and wander off into myths. As for you, always be sober minded, indoor suffering, do

the work of an evangelist, fulfill your ministry. This is Paul's instruction to Timothy talking about Christians alleged lifting up for themselves, flocking to preachers, teachers, evangelists, pastors that will say what they want to hear. If that does not describe the modern church era and the false doctrine that people use to excuse living in sin Jesus period, that's it. Ten past the Hours The Morning Show with Preston.

Kellogg Kellogg cereal. Hello, What do you think he would be? What would he be approving of all of the types of cereals that are out there today under his name? I don't know. Nineteen twenty six, first successful transatlantic radio telephone conversation takes place between New York City and London. Nineteen thirty three, Businessman Charles Darrow of Atlantic City, New Jersey,

trademarks the board game Monopoly Atlantic City, just saying. Nineteen forty five, US troops crossed the Rhine River at Remagen, establishing the first Allied beachhead in Germany during World War Two. Nineteen sixty five police attack peaceful civil rights demonstrators in the march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama. Very noteworthy event in the civil rights movement. The pictures from that played a role. They played a role in turning the tide

of national what thought on the civil rights movement? Today's National Flapjack Day, have your show from pancakes, some flapjacks, National Hospitalist Day, National Dress and Blue Day. Who knew? I didn't know that when I put on my blue jeans and my blue sweater and my blue belt and my blue shoes, I didn't know that. Just if you see me out and about today, just stay off of my blue sweet shoes. Okay, they're not sweet. National Speech

and Debate Education Day, National Employee Appreciation Day. Okay. So there you go Today on the program, final hour course is set. What's the be Friday? Your chance to complain a little bit, get it off your chest. No shortage of things to talk about there. It could be driving around town. It could be the roads. It could be taxes, it could be customer service, or lack thereof. Man, I'll tell you what, you own a business, you get customer service, right,

your business is going to be successful. I can't tell you how often I interact with a business and think to myself, Oh, if you only paid attention to how bad the customer service is in your establishment, and the difference it would make, people will pay more for blank doesn't matter what it is for great customer service for someone to pick up the phone as opposed to please listen because the options have changed. That's a lie. They haven't changed. But anyway, we've also got we're going to

take some calls next hour. How would you feel if Casey Dessander's ran for governor? Just want to hear your thoughts on a Casey DeSantis for governor campaign in two years or a year? Yeah, it's basically a year. So just some thoughts. Sixteen seventeen past the hour, Now come back and a piece of history is up for sale. Twenty two past the hour. Good morning, Friday. Always good

nice to just kind of we're here. Need to rest up a little bit over the weekends, right, you need to just kind of recharge, reset, get yourself to church, little fellowship a little refocused Little Reorientation. Saw this story early in the week and I just I saved it because it just fascinated me. Bing Crosby's home in California is going up for sale. The family is getting rid of it. They had kept it. Being and his wife, actress Catherine Grant, bought the home in the nineteen fifties.

They wanted to raise their kids well away from Hollywood, and so they did eighteen miles from San Francisco in San Mateo County, price tag million. The couple's sons said that Grant continued to live in the home following Being's death in nineteen seventy seven. A lot of his trophies, including his Academy Award for the nineteen forty four film Going My Way, are still on display. It's on five acres.

There's some fascinating little tidbits here. I didn't know this, but Bing Crosby owned a horse with the son of I believe, Charles Howard and had a match race against Sea Biscuit. Sea Biscuit, of course, the legendary horse of the Depression era. And that story of that story by Lauren Hillenbrand is just is a tremendous book. And it's a terrific movie. But anyway, I didn't know that Being was a horse guy, but he absolutely was loved the

game of golf. The Bing Crosby pro am at Pebble Beach was it's now the at and t but it it was Bing's tournament for years and all the celebrities would come out. It was like a five day event. But anyway, five acres of land. I mean, we're talking old school French chateau, Hollywood opulence, just all thrown together in this massive home fourteen thousand square feet. I can't even I would get lost at a home that big. Can you imagine the heating bill? Can you imagine what

it would cost to heat and cool that thing? Maybe someone went geothermal, his son told Mansion Global. The wood used in the paneling found in the home, as well as the wooden rail for the staircase, came from a collection of William Randolph Hurst, famous newspaper publisher, would used in the home, which Hurst sourced from Europe, was left over from the construction of Hurst Castle. That's another name that's just filled with interesting history. Hurst, William Randolph Hurst.

And you look at his daughter, Patty Hurst, who was kidnapped and then became a terrorist for a while and ended up in prison. I mean, it is crazy stuff. Walls in the dining room, hand painted roses. What I thought was interesting is some of the comments on this story. You know, the family quote saying it's time to move on. People said, yeah, no, it's it's not really a time to move on. It's because the inheritance tax and the

money used to keep this thing is just exorbitant. In California, four hundred thousand dollars property tax bill in the first year, California's thirteen percent income tax, nine percent sales tax. This person wrote, now you can do better in Texas for four million instead of forty. Another person wrote down should be a museum. That's a thought, that type of home and the I mean Harry talked about being at home at Christmas time and singing Christmas carols and hymns and

songs like White Christmas. Could you imagine being in the room with Bing Crosby singing Christmas songs? Uh? Dreamy never? What I mean, my gosh, that smooth tone. Come on. Anyway, I think I think museum would be really cool, But I suspect someone's gonna buy it. What'll be interesting is do they buy it and keep it as is or not?

It would be hard to do. If you spend that kind of money on a home to keep it as is, you'd want your stuff and your but I would imagine the Oscar and things like that are not going with a home. But twenty eight past the hour, Big Stories in the press Box coming up next here in the Morning Show with Preston Scott. I'm disheveled.

that's me today. I don't know what's going on in my brain, but I'm just my head's everywhere, got so many things in my head. So it's gonna be up to you to next hour. I'm asking a question. Now I have backup. I'm always prepared for the what IFFs. But we'll talk about Casey Desanta's teasing a run for governor. The governor threw that out there, but the first lady is joining in and teasing. I just want your thoughts. Do you find her a credible candidate? And then we've

got what's the beef? And some other stories, big stories in the press box. The president's taking some else with the court system. What a shock, What a shock. He has paused the tariffs with Mexico. He said they're not going to be required to pay tariffs on anything that falls under the United States Mexico Canada trade agreement. He's honoring the agreement. Probably a smart thing to do, but

not everything is covered by that. Had a phone call with the President of Mexico, Claudia Scheinbaum, and Trump had some nice things to say about that conversation. Not some nice things to say about Trudeau and Canada. Federal board blocks thousand of terminations of the Trump administration. Nearly six thousand workers have to be reinstated. According to a federal appeals board, six thousand workers who were fired by the

US Department of Agriculture. Here's what's interesting. In the filing, the Office of Special Counsel said that the workers were fired in mass without consideration of their individual performance or fitness for federal employment. Since when does that matter if you're reducing or eliminating a department. It's one of those I'm sorry. This speaks to the entrenched nature of government workers. If you will. It's like you get a little deposit

in side a joint. As you get older, you get these little deposits that pop into your joints, and you think you've got a problem with attendon or something like that. And it's these fat deposits that just happen naturally. It's not from being fat. It's just part of life and aging. And they and they get into a joint and they lodge in there because they eventually grow little nerves and things. They kind of root themselves in there. Now you can break them loose and get them out. That'll be a

topic one day on the show. Trust me, it will be, because we're going to help you. But this is what's happened with these workers. The size of government is like these growths, and they've grown these massive nerves and blood supplies, and it's like, good luck getting rid of them. It's just kind of where we are. More to come. Forty minutes past the hour, you might have heard me talk about a one of a kind rookie car. Just wait the morning Show with Preston Scott on News Radio one

hundred point seven w f LA. Glad I've heard me talk about Paul Skeens hit her out of LSU, who was phenomenal in college, I mean just impressive, might be the best pitching prospect I've seen in my lifetime, and that there's some lofty stuff up there. He's also the guy pal of Livy Dunn, the LSU gymnast who's a influencer. You find her, she's I think she promotes Vy is that the name of the brand, the kind of comfy clothing brand. You see her commercials where she's on the

beach in the Vory or Vory gear. Cute little girl. Anyway, their couple have been for a while and Tops released a special set of cards, rookie cards, and they have a patch that actually came from the uniform Paul Skeens wore on his major league debut and it's autographed. The card is autographed, so it's a rookie card with the debut. It's a patch card. It's called the twenty twenty four Tops Chrome Update, Paul Skiing's rc MLB debut Patch one of one. Well, an eleven year old kid got it.

You might have remembered we talked about this on the show that they offered him lifetime tickets for the pirates and I mean that you name it to get that card, and he's like, uh no, I'm gonna put it up for auction. So Fanatics Auctions is handling it. It's called Fanatics Collect and the auction is going to go about fifteen days. After two days of bidding, one day of bidding, it's at three hundred and twenty thousand dollars. There is no telling where this thing's gonna end. Schemes for his

part is like this pretty cool. The eleven year old's like, yeah, this is really cool because he's gonna be set for life. Probably he's eleven. If he takes half of this money and just throws it in a bank or or or a roth ira, just just parks it there, invest it and just lets it do its things, he's set the old rule of compounded interest. At that age, he'll be able to live off interest all of his life, do whatever he wants. Good for him. Man. It's just if

you've never seen this kid throw a baseball. I mean, look, he'll lose a game here and there, but he was dominant. He started the All Star Game after pitching a handful of games. He was that dominant. This is going to be his first full season, I think. And if you've never seen him throw baseball, he's impressive. He really is. All right, We've got some other stories to talk about here that are not nearly as warm and fuzzy, so

we'll do that in the next segment. The President mentioned on Tuesday night announced the apprehension of the guy responsible for the deaths planning the suicide bombing that killed thirteen members of the US military and Afghanistan at Abbygate in twenty twenty one. That disgraceful withdrawal that Biden authored. We're gonna talk a little bit about that next, as well as the pathetic effort of Gavin Newsom to rehab himself again.

A little analysis here will offer it for you. Make a prediction forty six minutes past the hour, getting funky here in the Friday morning the Morning Show at Preston Scott.

just rinsed these people. And I mean he's bragging about all this stuff Now I've got hm, I've got the aff the affidavit in support of the application for a criminal complaint. It's seven pages here and I read through it and it was just it was chilling how calmly this guy described his actions. Now, I'm all, I'm all down for this guy's no not Guantanamo. No, no, let him arrange the meeting between he and Allah. Let's let's let's let's not let him linger.

of fairness. It's deeply unfair. I'm not wrestling with the fairness issue. I totally agree with you. I revere sports, so the issues of fairness is completely legit and I saw that the last couple of years. Boy did I see how you guys were able to weaponize that issue at another level. But then he said of transgenders, these poor people are more likely to commit suicide, have anxiety and depression. The way that people talk down to vulnerable communities,

that hasn't That's not why they commit suicide. Because there's conflict because they're they're wired to be male or female, and they're trying to present as something else. That's why if they don't show shove it in people's faces, people just look the other way. They don't care. Anyway. Here's my point. Gavin's trying to rehab himself and try to seem like he's a moderate. Mark my words. This is

part This is the beginning. This podcast will be used as a beginning to try to get Gavin to reshape himself for a presidential run in twenty eight Mark my words. This is the first episode. All right, we come back eight five zero two zero five WFLA. How would you feel about a GOP primary featuring Casey Dessanders. It's not a question of can she run? Of course she can, Should she run? Of course if she wants to, she should What do you think would you support a Casey

dissent Is for governor campaign? Eight five zero two zero five WFLA eight five zero two zero five ninety three fifty.

Donald Trump as the next governor. Shortly thereafter, Florida's governor said that he felt that he referenced Rush Limbaugh talking about how Limbaugh didn't have to worry about Casey Dessanta's being to the left of the governor. She's more conservative than I. Dessantas said. What she's done on this has really been inspirational. How she's handled the cancer has been inspirational.

I don't disagree with any of that. To parlay that into programs that are actually helping people saving lives is extraordinary. She came in as first Lady to tackle things like behavioral health, not an easy subject, but there's been huge progress. One of the thirtiest issues is child welfare. She tackled that, so I'm interested. She came out and said, to quote the late Yogi Berra, when you come to a fork

in the road, you take it. That's clever. So I'm asking whether you think she's a credible candidate, and we're taking calls if you want to call in at eight five zero two zero five ninety three fifty two. Not gonna believor it. I got a lot of other stories. I do have some more thoughts to share on the subject, but Mark, thanks for calling in. Hi.

sharp lady. Now, at the same time, I will tell you that Hope Florida is an incredible idea. I will also tell you that Hope Florida because Hope Florida is lifted up by Governor Desandas as being you know, one of the biggest calling cards for her as a potential candidate. I am convinced that the leadership of Hope Florida has not given the first Lady and the governor an honest

appraisal of Hope Florida. Yes, it is a brilliant idea, it is woefully understaffed, It is riddled with inherent loopholes in the pre existing system that Hope Florida kind of had to take charge of. You know, Hope Florida didn't reinvent the wheel. Hope Florida took the wheel that was made and tried to better use it and utilize it and bring a bunch of disparate wheels together to form a chassis, if you will. The problem is that those

wheels on the chassis are not all fully aligned. And so Hope Florida is is a wonderful idea, and I don't believe the first Lady and the Governor have been given an honest appraisal of it. And I think that's gonna end up being a big problem because there are shortcomings inside the program, significant ones, and they've expanded it too fast, and they've gotten over their skis on the program. And I say that with a great level of certainty. Love to hear from you if you want to weigh in.

If not, I'm moving on. Eight five zero two zero five WSLA eight five zero two zero five ninety three fifty two Casey DeSantis, is she a governor candidate or not? WFLA note here term limits are in place for a reason. She would be a workaround for Ron's third term. Could be I I will leave the issue of Hope Florida there until it should need to be addressed again. I'm hoping that even mentioning what I've mentioned here today causes some people in and around the governor to do a

little digging. You know, there was a time period where Hope Florida was directing resources to illegals, and because I made the Governor's office aware of that through channels, that stopped immediately because it didn't align with the principles of the Governor and the First Lady. That's what I'm talking about. There are things that happen inside of agencies departments with the best of intentions that go contrary to the purpose

the directives that they're given. And when you know you're the First Lady, there's just so much you can know. You're not in there every single day directing things. This is an initiative and something that's she's sponsored and and petitioned for and again tremendous idea one place for people to go to get some help. It's just not been nearly as effective as she and the Governor have been led to believe it just isn't. I want it to be successful, not for any future gubernatorial run, but because

it's a great idea. The only look nothing, Nothing like that happens perfectly. Ever, there are too many things. There are too many obstacles, There are too many roadblocks, there are too many things. You are breaking up old roads and paving new ones all at once. Unfortunately, the people running the program for the governor and the First Lady have led them to believe that it's all new roads, and it's not. There's a lot of bad roads with

potholes in them. So anyway, we'll see, you know, I'm going to wait and see if she in fact declares as a candidate. I Byron Donalds has placed himself in a strong position. The Governor's first pushback on that is that he's been in Congress. Well, but so is Ron Desantas he was in Congress, a lot of people said, what do you what are you doing running for governor? You've been in Congress. He's turned into it. He's been an outstanding governor. First lady's been an absolute credit to

this state, being a cancer survivor. Well, there are a lot of those I respect, how she handled all of that and good for her. Thrilled. I don't want anything bad to ab in anybody, whether I agree with him politically or not. But I agree with Casey DeSantis on a lot of her positions politically because she's in alignment with her husband. But we'll see where this all leads. Just ought to be worth broaching the subject, and we come back. Linda McMahon the Department of Education. She's in

charge of it, Secretary of Education. She has laid out the final mission of the US Department of Education. Wouldn't you be interested to know what that looks like? Next on The Morning Show with Preston Scott two minutes past the hour in Linda McMahon, the wife of Vince McMahon of WWE wrestling fame. I think so. She's a very very, very smart woman, and she is the Education Secretary, and she has laid out the final mission for the Department

of Education. The President's goal is to send education back to the States to shut down the federal agency. So to that end, she sent a speech to department staff entitled our Department's final Mission. Can I be honest with you?

every child, in restoring patriotic education and civics. He has also been focused on eliminating waste red tape harmful programs in the federal government. The Department of Education's role in this new era of accountability is to restore the rightful role of state oversight in education and to end the overreach from Washington. This restoration will profoundly impact staff, budgets, and agency operations here at the Department in coming months,

listen to this. We will partner with Congress and other federal agencies to determine the best path forward to fulfill the expectations of the President and the American people. We will eliminate unnecessary bureaucracy so that our colleges, K twelve schools,

students and teachers can innovate and thrive. There's going to be an executive order it is anticipated that will direct the Department of Education to start looking at key programs and moving them elsewhere in government that will remain, she said. Disruption leads to innovation and gets results. We must start thinking about our final mission at the department as an overhaul, a last chance to restore the cultures of liberty and

excellence that made American education great. Changing the status quo can be daunting, but every staff member of this department should be enthusiastic about any change that will benefit students. How simple and perfect is that it doesn't matter what you think, does it benefit students. She laid out three convictions. One,

parents should be the primary decision makers in their children's education. Two, tax payer funded education should focus on educational pillars like math, reading, science, and history, as opposed to diversity, equity and inclusion, and gender ideology. Three, education beyond high school should revive its value by aligning degrees with workforce needs. What a way to phrase it reviving its value? There's an implicit suggestion that a college education does not have the value it

should have. Why because there are too many degrees in meaningless places. No of have you seen the commercial about by this guy you need a degree? The guys ask what's your degree in? And he's I'm just making this up. He's like beekeeping and it had nothing to do with his And that's the thing. How many people are working, and I know that there are plenty, but how many people are literally working in the field of their educational major or masters? There are many, but I bet there's

more that aren't. College has some usefulness, no doubt about it, but it is not for everybody, and it is not meeting the demands of the workplace. Twenty seven minutes past the hot back the big stories in the press box? What's the beef in? About thirty five minutes?

White House, of course Democrats not be cringed. Challenge level impossible. It's as if the party is almost intentionally blowing itself up. Some of the comments on this video. They are just some people who don't have any more in their lives willing to tell them to stop, have anyone in their lives willing to tell them to stop, Dear God, as if they couldn't get any lamer, hold my beer and watch me release a stupid loser video and prove I'm

even lamer than you thought. It's just it's terrible. Who's advising these people. Here's the thing, nobody, This is what they think is what they ought to do. President Trump taking a nail on a few fronts. The We talked about the court ruling yesterday, which was just unbelievable, that we have to keep spending money. The argument can be made, well, if there's a signed contract, you have to honor that.

I'm open to hearing that argument. I'm not open to a circuit judge, a district judge telling the President of the United States that he can't stop making payments that are that are just outrageously dumb. See that's the thing. What that ruling has in common with the Federal Board blocking the terminations of about six thousand workers with the Department of Agriculture is that these are all symptomatic of how they have deeply embedded themselves and this pattern of

waste into government. Remember we talked about how Joe Biden was just wasting money in the final weeks since losing the election. They were just spending, spending, spending. They were committing the US to spend this money. I would I would love to know how much money in total was committed by Biden and his staff, his team, the agencies under him from the election day after to January nineteenth, morning of the twentieth. Remember, he was pardoning people left and right.

It's a rookie patch card, one of a kind, one of one autographed with the patch. Eleven year old got it. Pirates tried to get it from him. He said, no, I'll put it up for auction, and so Fanatics Fanatics has it. Fanatics collect It's currently got fifty bids in The current bid is three hundred and twenty thousand dollars. I'll be shocked if this does not end up in seven figures. If not, eight collectors will bet that Paul Skeins is a future Hall of Famer and there will

be only one card like this ever to exist. So we'll see. Forty minutes past the out talk about the number two thousand next. The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist. On news Radio one hundred point seven double UFLA. Here's what the number two thousand means relative to this story. The United States, on January twenty fifth, five days into the new administration, authorized the release of two thousand pound bombs to Israel.

That specific munition had been held back by Biden. He wouldn't let him use it, wouldn't give him to him. The problem with that decision is that, according to the White House, those bombs were paid for by Israel. The United States accepted payment and did not deliver the bombs. Now, since then, we've watched TAMAS release beaten, starved hostages. We've seen them release the mutilated bodies of babies and children, claiming to release the mother of those same children, but

it wasn't the mother. Trump has spoken with, met with hostages that have been released. Thankful for the President's actions since taking office, and even prior to you may remember saying once I'm officially president, this nonsense ends. Well. He is losing patience with Hamas. Hamas has been a disaster. I watched the hostages come back today. They look like Holocaust survivors. They were in a horrible condition. I don't

know how much longer we can take that. Saturday Night, Marco Rubio, Secretary of State announced the emergency approval of two billion dollars in additional weapons, and so the question becomes, it would appear that Israel is losing patience with all of this, as is the United States. And so the headline in an article from town Hall is is Israel about to finish the job against Hamas. I have said that I would not have made the deals that Israel

has made in this entire ordeal. The argument can never be made that Hamas is committing a military action. No, no, it's it's a terrorist act. And you you the only way you fight that. It's like there's there's only certain languages that people understand, you know. I mentioned yesterday the situation involving an illegal that intersected with my life and that of my family, and I talked about how employers

need to be held accountable for hiring illegals. Employers in this state, employers in this nation have to be held accountable. They cannot be left off the hook. Sometimes the only way you you you get their attention is by hurting them financially. Hamas is a terrorist organization. You don't negotiate with terrorists. You just don't. You eliminate them. You eliminate

every last one of them. The terrorist responsible for the planning of the murder of thirteen US military men at Abbygate in twenty twenty one, well, he ended up being responsible for the death of one hundred and thirty more in Moscow in twenty twenty four. Terrorists are not military operatives. They are murderers, assassins, mercenaries that you can only arrest them and keep them captive or kill him. Those are your options. So there's no doubt that the release of

two thousand pound bombs will injure innocent people. I would suggest the innocent people need to get away from those folks. Forty seven minutes past, Get you ready for what's the beef next? On the Morning Show with Preston Scott, lend me your ears for a moment as I share something written by David Marcus about You know, he's a columnist and author of Charade, The Covid Lies That Crushed a Nation. But he's written about this interesting phenomenon where why unfold

the implosion of the left. It's happened here locally where we live in Tallahassee, the extremism of the local progressives. They're gutting themselves. I well, you just keep doing your ubu Marcus, writes Lynn Manuel Miranda. You know who he is, folks. He's the star of the writer, of the force behind

the musical Hamilton, and Hamilton's a splendid musical. But the producers of the hit show Hamilton, along with Lynn Manuel Miranda, are throwing away their shot to light up the stage at the Kennedy Center in protest over Trump administration, replacing

the failed leadership at the far left institution. The cancelation is just another example of the progressive elites in our nation insisting that we are living through some political emergency that must occupy our entire lives and impact every decision we make. And he goes on to talk about their behavior at the address of President Trump on Tuesday night, and he said, but here's the thing, and I hear it everywhere I go from Texas to West Virginia, California

to Wisconsin. People want People want normalcy back. They want to be able to talk to their family and friends on the other political side. They want to enjoy a beer without engaging in a culture war. By and large, the people standing in the way of a return to normalcy today are those on the left. Miranda's hair brain scheme to close his own show is a perfect example.

And keep in mind, this is the Kennedy Center that was deeply in debt because of mismanagement, because they continued to put on shows catering to this fringe left, and no one attended, no one supported, and so they're in debt. Let's imagine for a moment, Richard Grenell, Trump's new president of the Kennedy Center, decided to cancel hand Hamilton, in which the founding fathers are played by people of color, and replace it with the nineteen seventies hit seventeen seventy six,

with an all white cast, all bloody. Hell would break loose, and rightfully so. But that didn't happen and would never happen, because, like most conservatives, Grenell has no interest in censorship. Miranda and his ilk are laughably claiming they're protesting political bias in the leadership's shake up, as if the ideological makeup of the Kennedy Center hasn't been somewhere left of Chairman Mao for decades. Long story short, the Trump administration is

not censoring in Miranda. Miranda is censoring Miranda isn't that interesting? And there's more to it, but that's the gist of the piece, and it so beautifully outlines what's going on on the left today. All I can say once again to those of you that are stuck there, you don't have to be You can liberate yourself. In the words of Brandon Straka, walk away, just walk away. I need to get Brandon back on the show. He started the walk Away campaign. We come back. It's what's the Beef Friday?

What do you want to complain about? Friends? The phone lines are open eight five zero two zero five WFLA eight five zero two zero five ninety three point fifty two. What's the bee Friday? Next on the Morning Show with Preston Scott? If I passed the hour of the Morning Show with Preston Scott eight five zero two zero five WFLA eight five zero two zero five ninety three fifty two, Jose, can you see is taking your phone calls? And we

have two lines taken and two lines available. You're welcome to call in if you're new to the radio program. What's the Beef has been going on for twenty two of the twenty three years of this radio program, and it's where we take your calls and give you a chance to just get it off your chest, whatever it is. But we have two rules. One no profanity. Two don't make it personal, you know, avoid monologuing and filibustering. Just don't make it personal, you know, don't don't name out

a call out of business by name. Just tell us what happened. It's about you feeling better. That's why we're here. So we begin with felipe, how are you, sir? Welcome? What's the beef?

Back to your phone calls, we have two more segments of audio therapy here it's known as what's the bee Friday? Eight five zero two zero five to b f LA. Let's go to Matt.

government needs to spend some money on. Uh, we're plugging up in Florida, and the traffic and the roads need to I'm a day tip. The second thing is, for the love of God, please at least go the speed limit.

twelve shots so you can lose weight. I mean, if they weren't great and everybody's losing money on them, why can't our local medical professionals get off there butt and do something to help us purchase them locally.

told my guess is weather coming in. They're going to try and beat the weather. Get the game in lipth Gum is coming in town for a three game series, lith. So if as you baseball tries to stay unbeaten. They had a tough one against what was it Bethune Cookman nine seven? Wow, shocking. Let's go to the phone lines. Maria has been so patient. Hi, Maria, welcome, what's the beef?

field to a large extent. And so yeah, I boy, I don't know. I don't know if Casey DeSantis can make a way in that, but she wants to give it a go. Absolutely, man, just go for it. But I think it's it's gonna be interesting. I mean, think of it this way. I brought up the subject and I had to beg for what two calls, maybe three calls? In other words, it didn't excite a bunch of people. So anyway, twenty seven past the hour, we come back.

We got the best and worst of the week, a good news segment that is in Panama City, and of course we've got a dad joke in some headlines from the Beast still to come here on Friday on the Morning Show with Preston Scott. All right, we've reached that point in the week of radio where we just away from the news a little bit. As tempting as it is to talk about the headline, there's growing frustration and Buyer's remorse among Democrats over new d n C Vice

chair David Hogg. I told you just let them be them. This is where Jose and I share are best and worst of the week. Jose, you're up all right.

surgeries and he's fighting cancer. I believe still, but this nice moment for this kid, and Democrats couldn't even applaud, couldn't stand up and just smile. My best of the week, interestingly enough, comes from the exact same night.

we otherwise would have been. And it's not even close. All right, forty minutes past the hour, We've got good news next on the morning show. All Right, it's always useful to take a little time and recognize good deeds, right, And that's really what this segment is about. We try to highlight a biblical idea deal, and we don't always find the right story. Sometimes it's just a warm, fuzzy right, but usually it revolves around the concept of considering others first,

doing something nice looking outward. One of the things that I've always tried to counsel my kids is that when they were struggling internally, look out because I think that we can all get a little paralyzed by just focusing on ourselves. You've heard the expression paralysis by analysis. I think it's real. I think that you can spend so much time inwardly focused that you become literally paralyzed and unable to do and so but I usually suggest is

to look outside. And I want to highlight a group of students at Deer Point Elementary in Bay County today. You're gonna do a little presentation about a half hour from now, and a group of students will be sharing what they did to build what's called a little free library, and they're going to install it at a local park. Now, there's a little confusion in the press release here from the county because it says it'll be installed at Majet Park and then in another two paragraphs it says twice

Harder's Park wherever. The bottom line is this, And if you don't know what a little free library is, I know locally, for example, in Tallahassee, Dave's Pizza Garage has a little free library. And what they what they do, what these students did, is they constructed this waterproof kind of structure that has a door on it and it'll be filled with books. And the idea is to make those books available to kids. And then if you want to, you put in a book and you add an appropriate

book for children. But it's a it's a it's a place where right there in a park, where kids can get a book and embrace the idea of reading. Love it. I love projects, especially involving young people because selfies, smartphones,

video games, too many are focused on themselves. And so when I hear about a group of students at Deerpoint Elementary that are focused on other kids and not themselves, I'm like, come on, get some of that, and maybe that'll inspire other students to come up with other ways to be a blessing. Maybe it's raking leaves. You know, this time of year, there are a lot of leaves down.

We're getting ready for spring. The leaves have fully dropped, and there are a lot of leaves sitting in people's yards just saying, just saying, maybe there's something you can do. Bottom line is looking outward and doing something for others always yields good fruit, and that is good news. Monday

on the program Syle News that will join us. Quick reminder FSU baseball pushed up an hour, so the pre game likely to start at four point thirty here on one hundred points seven WFLA locally uh And of course FSU men's basketball final home game for coach Leonard Hamilton tomorrow SMU, so pack the tuck and show him some. It'll be his final final game as head coach in

the regular season. Got the ACC Tournament. FSU likely has to win the tournament to get into the NCAA's They're not getting in any other way, so they'll have to have quite a run. But anyway, we certainly appreciate coach Hamilton.

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