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Jeff Poor Show - Monday 7-15-24
[MUSIC PLAYING] From Bucks Pocket to the shores of Orange Beach, at all points in between, an insider's perspective on Alabama politics. It's the Jeff Porchow. I don't think Hank done it this way. [MUSIC PLAYING] Good morning. Welcome to the Jeff Porchow on a Utah 1065. They should be with us on this Monday morning. Tech slide, 2513430106, would it be a touch with the program? All you got to do is text me. That is the best way to get in touch with today's show. Wow, what a day. So get get off here, a little breaking news. Judge Canada and Florida has dismissed the Trump classified Doc's case. She has questions about the appointments of Jack Smith, special counsel, the constitutionality of it. People are melting down. This is-- well, that aside, and obviously we got to talk about the assassination attempt. But this is really, really just-- they're not going to take this one well. This was the whole rating, Mar-a-Lago. And wow, what an overreach if this holds up. I assume it would. They'd have to bring another Kate, try it again, wouldn't they? And there's a lot of upset people. But that's just breaking right now. The judges ruled that the special counsel was unlawfully appointed. So make check on Joyce Vance, the University of Alabama. Is she-- this is great. Anyway, I don't even know where to start here. Coming up, by the way, we need to lay out who's coming up on the program today, here in about a half hour from WV&A, Del Jackson. We're getting him knocked out early today. We had a bunch of things going on, obviously. But he's coming up about 30 minutes. Shane Stringer will be with us at the 10 o'clock hour, the top of the 10 o'clock hour. We'll talk to Gary Palmer, a congressman from the 6th Congressional District, up near Birmingham. One of the more outspoken guys following the assassination attempt on Saturday, I thought. We had Del Strong, but he had to counsel at the last moment of a conflict. Everybody's trying to get to Milwaukee right now, to the RNC, so travel plans, it's made it very difficult to book people. But we will be able to continue that throughout the week. And then I booked this gentleman. Some of you know who he is. He's on the radio for years in Montgomery, no longer in the radio game. But he came on this show about a year and some change ago. I said, they're going to try to kill Donald Trump. Barry Coleman and I was like, man, you need to be careful saying stuff like that. And he's like, just mark my word. There will be at least one assassination attempt on Donald Trump. And he said that on the show. So we will talk to Barry in the 11 o'clock hour. So make sure you stay tuned for that. So once again, judges, Mrs. Trump classified Doc's case as a Jack Smith was illegally or unlawfully appointed as special counsel. That is the timing of this, wow. So I guess you need to talk about this and the attempt of Trump's life and the complete breakdown, meltdown of the Secret Service. And here's my theory. And I'm not quite too conspiracy land. I do agree that they let this was an unacceptable breakdown of one of our institutions. You always think Secret Service and just guys throwing their bodies in front of the president. The same amount of democracy, remember all of that talk? Moral of that in a moment, by the way. And I'm not saying that there couldn't have been something here, some home cooking here that left Trump vulnerable. But I kind of know how this works. So my insight to this is as such. I have covered presidential campaigns all over the-- well, since 2004, really. And I know when you go to these events, if you're a credentialed member of the press, especially if you're in the middle of a presidential campaign at Secret Service protection, the way it works, the Secret Service just doesn't have a-- just this, you know, these-- it's not like the military. They just can't deploy an unlimited amount of people. So the way the Secret Service works, at least the part to protect the president. I didn't think it does some other things with the body supply. But the part that protects the president has to, every four years, expand its ranks. I mean, you look at who's the Secret Service protects, former presidents, presidents, and potential presidential, future presidents. And there's a certain threshold you have to meet to get Secret Service protection. Now, no one is ever-- usually when you're the-- not president of the United States, you're a candidate for president. The thing that Donald Trump-- he has broken the mold in campaigning, these rallies he is having are big. They're bigger than anything, and they're numerous. It's not, you know, Obama may be a little bit, but historically, with a presidential candidate who wasn't the incumbent. Let's just say the nominee. They don't have a big draw like that. So go down the list. You think about people who were almost president, but not. I mean, I'd say Mitt Romney, John McCain, Hillary Clinton. You-- there are these people that got the Secret Service protection, but never made it to the presidency. Well, their Secret Service protection, they had to bring in more people. They had to bring in more people. And what happens is you kind of dilute the competency, I think. Like, dealing with the Secret Service detail in 2016 for Ben Carson was pretty incredible for me. But you just think, well, these guys are really Secret Service. And what I think happened, and this should not have happened, you got the scrubs out there protecting Trump. Now, a few of those you may recognize that a bill with Trump forever, his detail, his presidential, you know, by virtue of being a former president, that detail has been with him for a while. But then when he becomes the Republican nominee, it's supposed to be bigger. And what they do, they kind of contract it out. They find, you know, former law enforcement, current law enforcement, ex-military, guys like that who are capable. And sometimes they're just not as thorough as they need to be. And they were not as thorough. Clearly, not as thorough as they needed to be. You know, whether that was by design or not, we will be able to tell later on. But we see all the footage. And this isn't the highly trained, well, oiled machine. It probably goes through these drills on a regular basis. This was more like a-- I was going to run a cop security detail at some degree. You know, in some regard. And what it looked like to me is you got all these contracted employees who didn't know what the hell they were doing. 2, 5, 1, 3, 4, 3, 0, 1, 0, or 6. And it led to these lapses. But like, just knowing what I know and having dealt with this, because you always, when you go to these presidential events, but somebody's running for president, or when somebody is president, I mean, it is a lift to get from point A into the venue. It takes work. So I am thoroughly convinced that the Secret Service detail here did not-- was not your A-team. It wasn't maybe not even been the B-team. But it wasn't the best and the brightest, or the best of the best. And there may very well be a DEI component here. But I think at the top of the list of why this happened, the Security Service didn't-- Security Secret Service didn't do their job for the security with the sweep. Guys, when we go, what happens? Let's say, Jeff Poor-- well, it's a little different for print media. But say you're WK-R-G, and Trump's doing a rally at LabPeople's. And the way it works is, if you have TV equipment and things like that in the electronics, you have to get there really early, like six hours early, sit your equipment up. And then the Secret Service detail comes in and does what they call a security sweep. And they make sure you don't have any bombs or anything like that heading into your equipment. But you're going to get there really early to set up. If you're print media, you have to get there three hours early. But what they do is they allow the media to come in. They'll have to set up their cameras, get everything that they need to shoot a live shot of what's going on at the presidential event. Then they make you leave. You leave your stuff behind. And then the Secret Service comes in and checks everything out. They got the bombs, the thing dogs, and they got. But everything is so rush, rush, rush, rush. And we have people who just kind of cut corners. And I don't know that they did this, but that's what it looks like to me is you didn't get the rigorous Secret Service treatment at this venue in Pennsylvania that you should have gotten. I've been to hundreds of these events where there's been a presidential candidate or the president himself. Going back to George W. Bush. You have to get there early. You always see like when there's a truck rally guys around the country, you see these lines of people waiting to get in. And that's the way it just looks like they didn't do that. There was too much trouble. No one's going to bother with this. It is somewhat bothered with it. And this is going to change things for a long time. The second part, this incitement for the last nine years, going back to 2015 with Donald Trump came down to escalator. Summer of 2015, they have been on him, Hitler, Hitler, Hitler, dictator, authoritarian. Now they got to own it. And I mean, it just really, it really hits different, I guess, when somebody actually tries to follow through with an assassination attempt and it gets that close. Well, not a lot of time to talk about it. Give me your text once you think two, five, one, three, four, three, zero, one, zero, six. But I think it's a very top of this was the secret service breakdown. And that's what I think happened. We'll find out in the coming days. We are back. This is the Jetport show. What if we talk one, zero, six, five? And I'm just carrying on, and on, and on, and on. He's found it down, loaded up, and trucking. Are we going to do what they say can't be done? Are we cutting on, let it go? And it's a short time to get there. Are these kinds of what no man did run? We're back to the Jetport show. What if we talk one, zero, six, five? Cut up here shortly. Doug Jackson, WVNN, and Yella Hammer News. Jack Smith is the Michael Jordan of losing court cases. This is-- well, this is brutal. So in case you haven't heard, you're just joining us. The Trump-classified document case. The one who rated Mar-a-Lago, unprecedented rate of Mar-a-Lago, has been dismissed because the judge can, and the federal judge, has ruled his appointment violation of the appointment's calls. This is funny to watch. I don't really-- it's hard to laugh at this, especially in such a serious tie. I think things have changed. But someone just told me in my ear, the entire left-wing media establishment house of cards is crumbling before us. We finally see it. Like all of this-- all of this law fair was not-- it was not built to withstand a long period of time. But they were hoping it would just stand through the November election. But it is giving way here about about three, four months, a little too early, I think. 2-5-1-3-4-3-0-1-0-6. So the classified docked case has been dismissed. 2-5-1-3-4-3-0-1-0-6. But you telling me the classified docked case has been dismissed? Let's see. Jeff who pays a secret service. I mean, it's part of the Department of Homeland Security, Lisa. The taxpayers do. Chris, the surefire way to protect Trump is to have him in a bulletproof phone booth from now on wherever he is public. Chris, I don't think that it's the look he wants. I mean, the iconic-- now, all of that stuff you saw that's going to be the iconic historic photo, you break down a protocol. There's no way he should have been loud up to pump his fist. I mean, there's no way. I mean, there's a bongino and Sebastian Gorko used to teach to War College have written about this. There's no reason any of that should have happened the way it did. Jerry, Trump got all the DEI hires from the Secret Service. It's not conspiracy theory. Biden Democrats issue on the front page coincidence, off the front page. And I'm not buying that. Then it takes Biden's cognitive decline off of the front pages. John, somebody really dropped him all to understand the whole situation. He got the rifle in the arena in the area, had no law enforcement secret service, saw him. Well, they did, and then the other part of this is I think people were trying to alert the secret service to the authorities. It was probably, I don't think they handled it properly. Trump should have been taken off the stage immediately when they heard the threat. But they waited because they didn't want to spook the crowd. And that's why when you see the snipers on that roof there aiming to counter snipers, they knew something was up. But they didn't want to scare the crowd. They should not have, they should have tackled Trump, got him down on the ground immediately. Yeah, Trump himself is as guilty of the inflammatory rhetoric since 2015. He can't go off over those facts. Who is Trump James, the unofficial troll or the media official troll Jeff Moore show, who has Trump called Hitler? James, who has Trump called it authoritarian? Who has Trump said that democracy is going to be ended, James, if he is elected? Who is this, the country will cease to exist if Trump is buying there, whoever Trump's political opponent is, is elected? No, no, no, no. This is not the same thing. Trump telling, telling somebody that they'll pay their legal bills for disrupting his rally, is not the same as Hitler, Hitler, Hitler, Hitler. James, there's no comparison here. You lose, don't pass, go, go directly to jail, don't get out of jail card. You cannot make a comparison. 2513430106, will be right back. This is the Jeff Moore show at a foot talk, 10065. ♪ What I got is my tight, rich, but lord, I'm free ♪ ♪ Have a real good morning ♪ ♪ Bit angel, hold out out alone ♪ ♪ She's trouble, but I tell you right now ♪ ♪ Y'all lonely and cow, girl ♪ ♪ Never gonna settle on down, girl ♪ ♪ Leave you in alone, it goes down ♪ ♪ We're away, the sun don't rise ♪ ♪ We'll deal for one night ♪ - Welcome back to the Jeff Moore show at a foot talk, 10065, they just stay with us on this Monday morning. Text line, 2513430106, wanna be in touch with the program. You text me, joining us now on the line. He is the host of the Dale Jackson show, but also works at Yale Hammer News. Dale Jackson joins us, Dale, good morning, are you? - I am fantastic, wish we had a better weekend, but it was all right, I'm really glad that we're not dealing with the death of a former president this week. - Well, let me ask you pretty bad. - Ask you this, I mean, given unfortunate circumstances of Saturday, why do you give the chances of Trump being president? - I would say they're going up every single day. I mean, this is just a pretty embarrassing performance by Joe Biden over the last couple of days. He tried to get out in front of the cameras three times, said absolutely nothing. He almost said, "Make America great again yesterday." You could tell he was sun-downing already when he was speaking and just not a powerful guy. And all of this has also completely killed the, "We've got to get Joe Biden off the ticket talk." That's dead, that's over. Didn't even make the seven things today. - Well, also like, it's taken away the, like, Joe Biden is sunsetting discussion, too, though. - No, I think it's highlighting it. It's putting it out there. One guy gets shot at, jumps to the ground, stands up, pumps his fist, it says, "Fight, fight, fight." The other guy squints into a camera, says nothing three different times, almost says his opponent's slogan, and has to figure out a way to undo his campaign, because it's all predicated on the idea that Donald Trump is a threat to democracy, if that's to the country, a threat to women. And he can't do that right now. You don't have to be able to say that seven. Every time he does, he's gonna get just roasted for doing it. - Well, like, I thought his little Oval Office address last night, it wasn't terrible. - I know the bar is so low, Jeff. I mean, that's really important. - I'm not, it could have been a lot worse, I guess. I'm not losing a sleeper. The real polling thing to me is, it's just I'm biting, it's these Democrats in the media, like, you know, now what are you gonna do? Now they have totally lost a moral high ground on everything. - Yeah, yeah, I mean, they have, there's absolutely nothing left for them at all. I mean, and they're one thing they had, they had going for them, was Donald Trump wants to kill you. I mean, that's basically it. He wants you dead if you're trans, or if you're a woman, he doesn't care if you're a minority. You all these things can't stand some right now. I mean, it was always ridiculous, but I mean, look, I'm not gonna sit here and say, he said, put him in the bull's eye and that caught, no, that didn't cause it. Oh, they said he needs to be a martyr. No, that didn't cause it. It's obvious what caused this. The media and the Democrats for the lab, the media and their Democrats, for the last eight years have told people that Donald Trump is an existential threat to the country and the world. And what do you do with an existential threat? You have to confront it with violence. That's it, that's it. It's Republicans, I fear, this is what I fear. One, Republicans are trying to be too clever. And two, Republican voters are really stupid because this whole thing about the Secret Service did it on purpose. Oh, the FBI's gonna investigate this? Well, they're the ones that did it. And it's like, guys, guys, guys, guys, guys, guys. You know, okay? It's government. There's a massively incompetent thing that happened here. Yes, this is the JetPort theory too, that, I mean, the Secret Service just isn't as competent, but my guess is like, anybody's ever, like, I've covered presidential campaigns and you go to these candidate events, like especially if it's like a kind of on down the line, get it like Newt Gingrich or Big Carson, still gets Secret Service protection, but it's not really like the A-list Secret Service personnel. It is contracting boys, former law enforcement, maybe some current law enforcement, and they're not the cream of the crop. And that's what I think is going on here. You didn't have the best of the best protecting Trump and you can kind of see them scrambling around, couldn't really figure out what to do. And yes, the Secret Service absolutely has to take a fall here somewhere, but it wasn't like, hey, government's not like it is in the movies, it's full of just incompetency. - I mean, I think you've heard my theories on the whole House of Cards stuff, with how people act, like everything is House of Cards. No, it's not, it's Veep, okay? I mean, that's what it is. It's not, you know, the President of the United States, the First Lady, having a three-way with the Secret Service agent before they push a reporter in front of a train and get away with it, okay? That's not what's actually happening. Okay, so let's just stop that. This is not some sort of massive conspiracy or anything like that, it's none of this stuff. It is massive incompetence, and that's what you're looking at. And it's okay, we can say that, we can call that out, we can make sure that we all understand that that's what it is. But if you're looking for that silver bullet here where you have someone who is going, what if I killed you, what if I killed Donald Trump? And the government's going, yeah, why don't you go for that? I mean, that's not what's happening here. And it's just, we gotta be smarter than this. And unfortunately, I think there's a lot of people, including people in our audiences, that wanna believe that this is, oh, the FBI can't investigate it because they're in on it. - Well, let me ask you this though. I mean, JFK, and you take the government's ever played in these games before? - Oh, I think there are people inside the government who have tried stuff like this. I'm in the hospital, I think I was all back to alone if you wanna ask me about JFK. I just, I think there were CIA people playing with Russia and all this other stuff. I don't think they were like, let me take the rifle up to the rooftop. It's far off a couple shots. I don't think anyone was doing that. I think we oversimplify, or excuse me, overcomplicate things as to what they actually are. And so that's just me. But I've never bought into the whole massive conspiracy. JFK, the movie did such a disservice to this country that Oliver Stone should be, well, I'm not gonna say what's happened to him, but he should not be listened to or seen as a great person based on what he did there. - Yeah, to be deported. - Yeah, let's call it, yes, deported from the planet. - Okay, well, I'll tell you though, you're right about the media being to blame for this, but they're always, I mean, like, especially you and I are kind of thick of things here. You're gonna talk radio, conservative media, and just had to shove down our throat that we're like, we're gonna be the ones who are the spark that like ignites the flame here. And now, now it's them. I mean, I don't see how they can say it hasn't been. You're right, the last eight years has just been ad nauseam, get Trump. - Yep, that's all it is. I mean, and by any means necessary. Look, and to the people in the audience going, well, they did it, the deep state did it. Yes, that's exactly right. The deep state worked within their system illegally to monitor for him before the election and worked against him from inside the entire time. - I agree with that. I agree that happened, all of that happened. So I get the skepticism, but plotting to kill him at a rally in front of thousands of people, I don't think that's the play. - No, let's just be real about it. - But they lose. - I don't think that's the play. - Suddenly, January 6th looks like, well, what it was, right? Not an insurance. - Right, a rally that turned into a riot. - Yeah, it just isn't what, it just isn't what they made it out to me, like there were like these goofball, like make the Alaska and Brett Mossell son or whatever, we're plotting to overthrow the United States government. I mean, that's absurd. - Yes, it's absolutely absurd. It's absolutely absurd. And they know it, but they went with it in order to get political power. And they ran with that. And they continued running with that. And they want this so bad, some people, they want every, look, there's a desire in our country, in our world, I guess, just in human nature to think that we understand everything that's going on. So when people see stuff, they say, no, no, no, no, it's not that, it's this. They want us to be looking at this, but in reality, it's that. And it's like, okay, guy that works at the Home Depot, calm down, and I'm not suggesting that there's anything to be working at the Home Depot, because it's like, okay, Mr. Talk Radio host, why don't you calm down? It's the same thing. This pretend thing that only you see it, we all want to believe that's true, and it's not. It's not, okay? And if there was some sort of massive government plot to kill Donald Trump as some are suggesting, we'll know about in a week. 'Cause nobody can keep their mouth shut on anything. - Well, it's just, again, this isn't House of Cards. - It's not, but even if somebody's worked in Washington, D.C. and like, hats were like a Hollywood-etized view of it. You know, like, before I went into it, thinking, yeah, there's like really smart people, and they're just, you know, they're fighting about politics or ideology or their plot. I mean, did he come up there and you spend time around these people and you're like, oh, you know, they're just, it's so underwhelming, but people don't get that kind of exposure. And I guess it's just like relying on the movies for like kind of what you think the reality is. - Yeah, I mean, the only movie part of this, the only movie part of this, is the part where the president of the United States gets shot, stands up, starts fist-bumping, yelling, fight, fight, fight, and a crowd joins it. Yeah, that's the movie part of this. And I put this out on Twitter, he is a defiant em-effort. I mean, there's just no other way to put this. And look, if you want to try to make the argument that this guy is like losing his mind or something, you tell me that that guy didn't have the foresight of what was going on in that particular moment, and instantly plotted and planned a way to turn that into his best moment. - Are you like, Joe Biden would have been drug off the stage feet first, okay, that's all I'm gonna say would have died, I'm just saying they wouldn't have had time to get him up, they would have just carried him away. - He looked angry, like how dare you try to take my life kind of, you know, I don't know, like Dell, if a bullet hits my ear, I don't know about you. I'm probably cleaning out my pants. I mean, like, it's almost over. He's like wanting to go brawl with the guy. - Yeah, and the media so needed this not to be what happened. We heard ideas that maybe it was a chart of glass that hit a teleprompter. - Oh my God. - That maybe the Secret Service agents injured him when they jumped on him. - Yes. - Like all this other stuff, and they so wanted it to be anything else that he survived an assassination attempt. - There's so much witch casting in the last 48 hours. - Oh yeah, I mean, just look, look, you know, the two of us, Reagan when he was shot, we had no idea what was going on. We have not seen anything like this in all that time. And they've been telling us for going on since Barack Obama was press in the United States, that he was the most threatened, that he was the most targeted, that people were trying to take him out all the time. All I ever saw was adulation and people mad, occasionally screaming on social media in the early days of social media. This is where the real threat is. I mean, I mean, truly, you've created a guy who you're calling, and you know, when you think about how dishonest something is, if Joe Biden wanted to be honest, he could say, look, we're calling Donald Trump a dictator because he said someone asked him, hey, they're saying he wanted to be a dictator. He's like, yeah, yeah, yeah, for one day, but only one day. I mean, it'd like to be a dictator for longer, but only one day, I'll be a dictator for one day, and we'll get all this stuff done at the border. - And they know exactly what he meant. It wasn't like he was gonna roll into like, take over Capitol Hill with the tanks, you know, in the first hours of his presidency. I just, these people, they know damn well what he meant. - And that's what pisses me off of what Joe Biden's done over the last three days, or two days, is that he has had plenty of opportunity to stand up there and say, you know what, this has been eye opening. And you know what, some of the stuff we've been saying is a bit much. The threats and democracy stuff, the threat to the nation, that kind of stuff, we're gonna stop that. We're gonna tell you how we're gonna be better for the country and how our policies are gonna work. We're done with the games of personal attacks. If my opponent wants to continue doing that, that's fine, but we're not gonna play that game anymore. And we're just gonna talk to you about policies. And we'll talk about Project 2025 and how we don't like the plans, but we're not gonna tell you it's a plot to put black people back in chains and women in birthing stocks and all these other things. We're not gonna pretend that it's that kind of stuff. So we're gonna stop it. And instead what he did, is he got up there and pretended that he had never done anything wrong and everything's happening outside of his purview and control. That's a lie, it's a lie, okay? It just is. And Joe Biden is a guy who is more than happy to sit here today and think about how can I benefit from this? And you know what he can't because the end of that movie where the guy who sits on the ground and then pops up and fight, fight, fight, ends with a guy going and playing golf the next morning. - Right. - I mean, one guy can't even give a speech. The other guy gets shot in the ear and goes, and I said this yesterday, if I was Trump, I'd be walking around with like a wrestling bandage on my ear and wrestling when you get hurt. You come out the next day, they just got to wear a bandage, everyone can see, so they know you're hurt. Oh, he got hurt by that guy. I'd put a neck brace on, you know, I'd be out there, you know, all these things. And I, you know, you'd see me in a, but I'm gonna fight on. And Donald Trump's essentially doing that. Going out and hitting golf balls and stuff. Well, Joe Biden's shuffling around the White House. I mean, he's just absolutely ridiculous stuff here. And I will tell you this, if Joe Biden's gonna take down signs and Democrats are gonna take down those signs and say, you know, threat to democracy and all this other stuff, he should be out there talking about doing that. One, why do they have to take them down? They have to take them down because they heated rhetoric, right? Like because they realize that that rhetoric is over the top. So own it and say we've learned our lesson and say no one's saying anything about it. But those signs are coming down and Milwaukee, they're coming down. But at this point now, the real threat to Donald Trump is just, well, conservatives have to really like make the most of this moment. As unsavory as that sounds, they gotta say-- You're seizing on it. Why are you seizing on it, Jeff? They gotta say, look at these guys. Look at what they've been doing. I mean, there's like a responsibility here because this is what happens when this out of control, like you just villainize a guy over and over and over again for your own like political gain. Conservatives, Republicans just have to say, this is what happens. These are the bad people because you're never gonna get these opportunities or few and far between. - Right. And still in the media, what should they do? What should they do? Yeah, Martha Raditz, who looks like she's just got done running a marathon and then I'm getting a train run on her, shows up on ABC News looking just absolutely haggard because she's had to stay up all night looking and trying to figure out a way to make this about Donald Trump. - That's insane. - I don't understand, like she breaks down in tears tonight that Donald Trump wins the White House, says it was some other reason, but then does this, she's gotta go, like she's, there's no benefit of the doubt with her anymore. - Well, George Stephanopoulos said it up, they had already clearly had the conversation. - Well, Stephanopoulos is like the Democrat hack, okay? - I know where he's coming from. Martha Raditz tries to be like the above board, you know, a very objective journalist, she's not, okay? Go find another object person to play that role 'cause it's not her. - Yeah, yeah. - She looks like she got put in like a beef jerky machine. - That's not nice. - That's just, she looks like she's been dehydrated. She's like a dehydrated Andrew Mitchell. - Well, Andrew Mitchell looking pretty rough these days too. But all of these like old vintage sort of like throwbacks to the 1980, you know, journalist, they're dining off like a long time ago. - Yeah, I didn't like saying Bob Woodward, guys like that, that just, back when we were forced to accept them as like the standard bearers of the message, they're still like trying to pretend that they are that, but the world's a much different place. - Yeah, I agree completely. But I mean, look, yeah, I mentioned Dan Rather as I can go. Any industry where Dan Rather is still seen as a standard bearer or a person of quality and not laughed out of the room, is an industry that you can't trust? I mean, it's a, he's not, I mean, he knows he's, they pretend that he's on damage kits, but we. - Why does that, but they still bring him around? - He should be sitting off on a farm somewhere. That's what he should be doing. But in the said they trot him out and they give him awards and they pretty wanted to talk about journalism and they quote him and all this, like, give me a break. I mean, it's just absolutely ridiculous. It's just absolutely, absolutely ridiculous. - Dell Jax and ladies and gentlemen, Dell folks want to find you online. Where can they do so? - At the Dell Jax and Twitter, Facebook, et cetera, will be live streaming a lot of stuff during the RNC debate. So you can follow me there and see what we're doing there. That's the Dell Jax and Twitter, Facebook, everywhere else. - Dell Jax and ladies and gentlemen, we'll be right back. This is the Jeff Moore Show. 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But either way, we will talk to Congressman Palmer about 30 minutes in the 11 o'clock hour. We haven't talked to him in a while, but he called it. Barry Coleman. Barry Coleman called that there would be at least one assassination attempt on Joe Biden. I mean, on Donald Trump, and I thought that was crazy. And we're texting a little weekend. So just get his thoughts and do a follow up there. But joining us now on the line, he is one of our Monday regulars. Always a pleasure to have Shane Stringer, a state representative for Northmobile County and a part of Ballway County on with us. Representative, good morning, are you? How you doing? Great, Jeff. Thank you for having me again. Hey, thanks for coming on. Well, I just kind of kick it off here. And do you have a unique perspective? Being a police chief, having worked through the law enforcement in your tire career? Why did you make of what happened on Saturday? Yeah, I mean, pretty shocking as everybody, but you know, as a law enforcement also, just I'm believe that a 20 year old untrained. He had, I guess you could say, he was able to make his way into the scene with a rifle and able to actually pull off some rounds, you know, that struck President Trump. So, you know, as a law enforcement administrator, you never want to be responsible for a great failure like that and letting something slip through the cracks on you. And that one, man, secret services going to, especially the administration is going to have to hear that one for a long, long time and have to own that one. Well, no, I mean, here's my perception of what happened. And I have covered, like I said, a hundred to these presidential events over the years, presidents, candidates, former presidents. And the way it works representative is, I mean, there's a protocol here. If you're media, especially if you're in TV media, they make you go in like six, seven hours early, sit your stuff up, they do a kick you out, then they do a security sweep, then they let you back in. For media, we had to get there three hours ahead of time, but it's always been about three hours ahead of time for everybody getting the place locked down. And it just looks to me like they didn't really, they didn't really do the proper protocol, but it's this. And I mean, like you were going, no wonder, I was like big Carson had a Secret Service detail, a new Gingrich, you know, some of these candidates who didn't quite get there, but you don't get the best of the best details to handle these situations. And that's what it looks like to me, is they just kind of got the B team here running around with Trump. - Yeah, you see that in politics where, you know, somebody kind of, not a big fan of Trump, so definitely not gonna give him the best of the best. And, you know, he gets the second grade, but not to say that they're not some very sharp professional individuals on that detail. You know, you just, you see it from time to time where things are not taking quite as serious as they should. And, you know, I guess they just take it, you know, get lax with it. But, you know, the other thing you see is from time to time in different administrations is they hire people based on the wrong reasons. They hire them because of their affiliations with that administration or other reasons. Instead of hiring the most qualified people for these jobs and especially the department heads and leaders of Secret Service and other areas. So, would be surprised if that didn't play a part in some of the, you know, you got, sometimes people just don't know what they don't know and if they're not trained and, you know, they shouldn't be in those positions. You want the best of the best in that. - Well, I just don't think, I think they're spread so thin with two presidential candidates, what? Two former presidents still living. You know, I look at it, I don't think, I think they're like any other realm of law enforcement right now representative that they're just stretched thin. And I'm not saying that the Secret Service needs to pay a price here. There needs to be accountability. I'm not trying to make excuses. But it's clear to me, like kind of knowing what I know and having been around like a president speaking at an event versus, I'd say New Gingrich speaking at an event and just sort of the level of security and the level of competency from the Secret Service agents that are there, I don't think they were given Trump their best people. - Yeah, and I don't doubt that. You bring out a good point there. So it's, you know, I'm sure it's all gonna be investigated, looked at and hopefully they'll learn from it. You know, that's too big of a price to pay or to let something go through like that. You know, there's no excuse that, like I said, a 20 year old untrained kid should have to make his way to where he did with a long done. I mean, that's just unacceptable. You know, I know the local law enforcement here in Mobile County, they're more professional than that. I know I served 10 years on the Mobile County Sheriff's Department SWAT team and, you know, we handled lots of details, assisted with lots of details and, you know, we all had to train and then the knowledge of how to handle those situations and it's just unbelievable that it flipped through and was able to make it where he did with the Secret Service. - Well, talk about this and the type of firearm the suspect used and that range and just how close that was of a call. - Yeah, I mean, just totally unbelievable that he was able to get that close, you know, and I guess it's, you know, who knows? I don't know if the young guy had done any training or practiced with the gun or not, but, you know, I do know that from time to time, you hear the old saying, it's free and, it's free and free. You know, they just fire off as many rounds as they can. I hope that one of them is, but, you know, that was pretty close and pretty devastating that he was, you know, able to do that. And only by the grace of God that President Trump still here. - The other thing about this though, like, you're not hearing this and this is probably in your wheelhouse as well. We're not talking about guns, aren't we? We're not talking about the Second Amendment. Maybe that comes later, maybe it's still fresh, but like whenever one of these gun events quote unquote, the left really goes all in on gun control, and they haven't done that this time. - No, and I'm really shocked. Like you said, it's probably coming. You know, it's almost every time that you see this, it's always the gun problem. But, no, I think in this situation, you're looking at a mental health issue or, or, you know, it's just a very crazy world we're living in and you've got mental health problems. You've got the, I guess, a lot of rhetoric being put out by the, by the left, it's just tearing things up. And, you know, I think that we're lacking a lot of common sense in some of this. I think that people would just kind of calm down, let's put some common sense to what's going on and let's address the problems. And the problem is not the gun that we would, we'd be just fine. - Yeah, well, you know, so far it's just kind of everybody's just kind of in shock or talking about the lapses, insecurity and I don't know, like I have seen this. I guess he got the gun from his father and it was obtained, it was obtained legally and probably, if they did try to play the second amendment or, well, it wouldn't be a second amendment card, it's just gun control card, they, none of their remedies would have prevented any of this. - No, absolutely not. I mean, if his dad purchased the gun legally and, you know, he's living in the same house with his dad and, you know, potentially able to, obviously able to get access to it. So, you know, I guess, you know, they're always trying to, you know, I guess his dad's gonna, you know, potentially get scrutinized and come after. So, I don't know, it's very crazy though, mindset that some of the Democrats and liberals have related to weapons and gun ownership. So, you know, I think that, I think that we, you know, stick to common stance and let's deal with the problems at hand and the rest of it takes care of itself. - George by State Representative Shade Strigger here on the program for a few more minutes here. - Well, the politics of this, I mean, and then it coupled out with this classified docs case being thrown out, it remains me seen if the Special Counsel will appeal it, but that it looks like to be the things are starting to go the way for Republicans in November. - Yeah, I mean, you think about it, man. I think a lot of people have been praying about this and praying for President Trump. They've thrown everything at him, including the kitchen sink. So, you know, and I think they've just hoped that something would stick and, you know, they've tried to bankrupt him. They've tried to do every crime in the book at him, tried to imprison him. And, you know, and it was no shock to me that somebody attempted this. You know, I've been playing for months that I felt like that if they were able to accomplish everything else, it wouldn't surprise me if this didn't happen. So, you know, this was not a shock in that aspect, but it was absolutely a shock to see my president get shot and that close to death. So, but yeah, I think there's just so much rhetoric being put out by the left. They just kind of lost common sense in some of this. And I'm hoping that, you know, this will bring everybody down to Earth and they will, you know, let's look at things in a realistic capacity and how we're gonna handle the future. - I mean, it just feels like, you know, the left through everything they had at this guy, the law fair, the rhetoric. And there's no comparison here, representative. And that Trump's rhetoric and the right versus he's Hitler. He's gonna end democracy. He's gonna be an authoritarian. He's gonna take away your rights. He's, I mean, like this, this really over the top hyperbole that the left is using it. And like, you know, and I see it and it's just like, oh, that's what they do, guys. But I mean, like people, the untrained ear hears that and they really start to think, well, I need to do something here. I mean, I don't wanna lose my country. - Yeah, that's right. I think that, you know, it's just, it's been a two-tiered system that we've lived in. You know, it's obvious we see things that gone on with Hillary Clinton. We think stuff go on with the Biden family and Hunter Biden and really it appears that nothing significant has been done or taken place with them. And then you see them coming in and start, you know, pushing all this against Trump and every aspect and every way possible. And like I said, I really feel like it, you know, let's throw this against the wall and tell something sick kind of deal. But, you know, it's just so unrealistic, you know, and to sit here and look at some of the stuff you see on the news and in the media and social media to believe that we have citizens that are falling and believing in a lot of the false narrative that's being put out is just pure heartbreak, you know. You know, and I'm just praying that people's eyes will open up and they're gonna see the truth. And, you know, like I said, I've been praying for President Trump and, you know, I really felt like that, you know, the truth was gonna prevail in the end and things were gonna come together, but holy moly. Man, that's been a lot wrong at him than such a short period of time. - Yeah, and they just, it was, I mean, but this was bound to happen. And you think about, like, the unprecedented thing of raiding a former president's home, going through his private belongings, and then here down the road, two years later, it turns out that this guy probably wasn't appointed legally. Then, I mean, that's, to me, I mean, they really played fast and loose this whole time. And we never, they, you know, it wasn't like Joe Biden won by a big, big, big, big margin in 2020. And this was some sort of mandate election that we were gonna do things differently. But look at what, look at the way things are now and some of this is starting to go by the wayside and all of these precedents that they have violated to get to where they are today. - Yeah, I think that they knew that they had a very short period of time to do this, you know, to, I guess, try to damage Trump or slowing down. I mean, it didn't take a rocket scientist to watch the polls. I'm sure they're doing polls just like, you know, the Republicans are, and it don't take a rocket scientist to see the popularity that he has and the things that he accomplished here in his terms. So, you know, I think that with the Republicans putting stuff in place, checks and balances in place to watch the elections, to make sure they were fair and not, you know, cheated or anything done wrong. And just lots of stuff writing from the walls that showed the Democrats that they had a limited time to, I guess, to try to damage him or to try to minimize his chances of running. - Representative, we gotta leave it there, but you're always kind of come on this program, but we'll talk again soon. - Yeah, sir, thanks a lot, y'all have a good day. - Stay with us Shane Stringer there. Always appreciate him coming on the program. We'll be right back. This is up at talk, what, oh, six, five. ♪ But honey, now ♪ - All right, let's take it on to have some muscle shows through your potatoes. Mm, burnin' half. Ooh, my gosh. ♪ Right up over Spanish or into Mobile ♪ ♪ My home town ♪ ♪ Mr. T ♪ - Welcome back to the Jet Force Show on FM Talk, 106.5. They just stayin' with us on this Monday morning. 25-13-4-3-0-1-0-6. Hope everyone had a decent weekend, despite the near calamity we would be dealing with. Otherwise, had it just been a couple of other inches. The other way, 25-1-3-4-3-0-1-0-6, let's see. Dertnigger, the news media, have been going after Trump. Now, we know they have been covering Biden's mental health. We can't trust them to do these candidates, have to raise all the money for office. It goes to big media. On a text, Jeff, I agree with your announcements, but the lecture's not going to abandon their playbook. They will double them, most of the public is clueless. It depends on EMS information. Remember, they've already imported the population, which is to steal November elections. Jeff, what the hell is James even doing, listening to your show? Sean, what a time to be alive. Josh, while on break this morning, everybody said, "This conspiracy, friends and family, told him that the shooting around 30 minutes before the mainstream news reported on it. I had to confirm that the same for me. What's up with the liberal news delay? We were getting the reports of it kind of right there on the scene, so I don't know. You know, most people, I was out and about on Saturday. Let's see. It may have been a massive competency, and it was, but it was put in place and performed very deliberately. Perhaps, but I will acknowledge the competency. The other is an unknown about the deliberancy of it. Jeff, I'd never like to see him because he speaks what he thinks. Or before he thinks. At this point, America should be awakened and say to themselves, "Anything's possible." He is an anti-theorist who puts out wild opinions. "I'm a former military and I'm telling you, conspiracy-couches and assassinations are real." I lead towards Trump in this miracle was exactly what he needed and the way it happened is extremely suspicious. Toothless Bummer, what's the real reason MSNBC pulled, failed, bit, morning Joe this morning? It was because you can't design an anti-Trump program for four hours every morning and it go on the air after an attempt at assassination. I mean, the whole premise of morning Joe. Morning Joe used to be a great show. I liked watching morning Joe when Obama was president. Because Joe Scarborough wasn't just playing for the sponsorship dollars or whatever. His MSNBC masters were demanding of him. He was just being himself. And yes, he was kind of a watered-down Republican. But I didn't, you know, I didn't need like a segment on the World Christmas or whatever or Fox. And it was like it showed it like for like DC nerds to watch and kind of get the day going. But like when Trump hit the scene, like they went, they didn't know where they were. Could they be a Trump show? Because Joe were always having Trump on. Remember, when Trump brought up the intern situation, and you don't know what I'm talking about, Google Joe Scarborough and intern. I mean, they just become a defiantly anti-Trump program. I mean, that's all they talked about. Every now and then, when Alabama was in football game, they would deviate from that. But Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski became an anti-Trump program from that point forward. And he just can't have that on the day like today. We'll be right back. This is F2Talk, 1.0.6.5. [Music] I'll play a starship, across the universe divide. And when I reach the other side, I'll find a place to risk my spirit if I can. [Music] We're back to the Jetport Show at F2Talk, 1.0.6.5. Thanks for staying with us on this Monday morning. Text line, still open. 2.5.1. 3.4. 3.0. 1.0. 6.0. Rapid fire text today. But it's an 11 o'clock block is your golden opportunity. We're wide open there. So to come about an hour from now, my good friend, Baron Coleman and I will talk about what happened on Saturday. So stay tuned for that. Joining us now, and he's really sandwiched us in here. A very busy schedule this morning. But I thought was one of the most responsive to what had happened on Saturday of our congressional delegation. Of Congressman Gary Palmer joins us on the line. Congressman, good morning. Are you? Good. Jeff, how are you? Doing well, doing well. Thanks for making time for us. I know you're on the road here. Let's start with this before getting to the apparent attempt of assassination. The judge candid down in Florida dismissing this docs case and saying this special counsel was unlawfully appointed. What did you make of that? I am so proud of Judge Cannon. What we've experienced in the last really since mid-term of Trump's first term is the weaponization of the Department of Justice, the FBI, the special prosecutors. It's been unbelievable. It started with a rush of hopes. It's going through all the way up to Jack Smith being illegally appointed. We've had some very significant court decisions in the last few weeks, Jeff, that I think are putting us back on track to the constitutional government. We've got a long way to go to get back there, but I'm very proud of Judge Cannon and, and honestly, Supreme Court, what they did with their decision overturning the Chevron doctrine. Well, it really is. You think about the precedent here that was violated. When reigning Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago home, for what they suspected, and it turns out that this was not, this isn't on the above board in the eyes of a federal judge, and they say that the DOJ, I guess, can appeal it to the 11th Circuit. I tell the 11th Circuit it's not going to throw this out. Let's have the wish casting by, I mean, the 11th Circuit, maybe another like the DC Circuit or something, but not the 11th Circuit. I mean, that's wish casting by the mainstream media, but I really think like, I mean, this is like, I mean, this is a big deal, number one, but like number two, you think about everything they did to get to this point, and it was for not. Yeah, I'm not sure any federal circuit would throw it out. I mean, overturn it because it is so transparently wrong. And this is what we've been saying all along. And when you look at how the documents cases have been handled, Joe Biden had classified documents in three different locations, and he was a vice president. He was not in a position where he could have declassified anything, and they gave them advanced notice that they were coming. He was able to gather together in the case of President Trump. He was working with them to hand over documents. Now, some they show up with a warrant with body armor and weapons and raided his home. So this has been transparently wrong from the very beginning. Well, and there's going to be repercussions even despite this being a legal win for Trump and his team. I mean, I don't know. I think a future president would look at this and what had happened there and say, Hey, you know, why can't, you know, it's been done before. Well, let's do this. And they have like done everything in the kitchen sink. I mean, I know that's an overused phrase there. An overused idiom, but they thought everything at him and they're not, they're not getting anything in return for it. They're violating all these standards, all these protocol, all these precedents, and we're headed to this sort of dark place, I think because of it, but they're not getting any ROI. Yeah, we're already in the dark place. The way the Department of Justice has been abused has basically struck up the competence in fairness about our laws. And it's going to take a while to restore that. You and I both have heard calls for complete abolishment of the FBI because of the misconduct of people at the highest levels. I don't think either one of us, you or I would disparage the everyday FBI agent working cases. But at the upper levels, it has really gone off the rails. Let's talk about what's gone off the rails in the realm of federal law enforcement. I mean, Secret Service really, really let the country down Saturday, didn't they? They sure did. I'm on the oversight committee and I had a conversation with Chairman Comer, Jamie Comer, chairs the oversight committee about where we need to go with this. There's just a ton of questions that have to be answered and starts with why was the protection detail under staff as much as it was. That's why a building less than 150 yards from the podium with a clear line of sight was not within the Secret Service perimeter. They didn't have enough people to have. So that's the first thing that we got to find out. Who made that call on the deployment of the Secret Service agents? They only had one sniper team there. And they didn't have the best view of that building where they were. They had a contract team on another building. They had a better view. It really concerned me that this was a deliberate or at least a negligent attitude toward President Trump's protection. Well, since earlier, and let me run this by Congressman, I've been probably 100 or more of these presidential events in my career as a journalist. And the way it works, President's former President's potential future President's, like the Secret Service, you get there, especially if you're a TV, you get there way early and set up and then everybody has to leave the premise and they do a security sweep and then you get to come back. But you have to be there three hours before the event starts. And, you know, like varying degrees of this. So like you go to big Carson or Newt Gingrich had Secret Service protection. It wasn't the A team, like President Obama or President Trump would have had. And I think what they're doing, and I don't know if this is by design or why, but they're not giving Trump, especially in a big rally with a lot of people, the best of the best necessarily. Well, that's my whole point. This is a very negligent attitude toward his protection. And we saw it play out in living color Saturday. The consequences of that. The perimeter was not broad enough. Outside the perimeter, you have local law enforcement and they employed county SWAT units. And those counties are not very big in terms of budgets. They don't have really big units to deploy. So they were stretched way too thin. I don't think there was enough training collaboration for communicating between the local and the Secret Service. And I put this on the Secret Service because at the end of the day, they're ultimately responsible for the protection of the President. And if your local units are not able to communicate with you, if they're not as well trained, that's on the Secret Service. Well, and you think about it now, Secret Service under DHS. Another knock on Alejandro Mayorkas, I would have to think. He can't get the border right. And nor can he get his Secret Service right either. Well, I don't know if you're aware of this. I think you are. But morale in the Secret Service has just taken a nose dive since they went over to the Department of Homeland Security. They've had a real problem with recruiting agents. And then you've got this DEI stuff going on that has been a huge problem in our military. It's a huge problem in federal law enforcement, particularly at Secret Service in terms of affecting morale. I mean, I had the opportunity to participate in college football at the University of Alabama. And we were not trying to get this diversity team as we could. We're trying to get the best players on the field regardless. And that's what, when you've got something this serious and it's consequential as protecting the life of the President, you want to have the absolute very best that you've got out there regardless of race or gender or political attitude. And you want to have enough of them. And on that last point, it was clear they didn't have enough. And I think it's going to be subject to question about do they have the right people? Put your political hat on real quick. November, I mean, all of these things sort of coming together now. Now, we're a long, we're a long way from November still. But it just feels like the whole Democrat media House of Cards is collapsing before us. And like, look, say what you want about Joe Biden or whatever. I mean, is there any reason to believe that he could throw a Hail Mary pass and connect here? I don't think so, but like Republicans just got to kind of block a tackle right now. And then the results should bear fruit. We've said this in our leadership meetings multiple times. You don't lose sight of the policy. The fundamentals of this election are not going to change. People are struggling to pay for their groceries or struggling to pay their house of utility. Gas is about twice what it was, or at least 34% higher than what it was when Trump left office. And then you mentioned the border and the Department of Homeland Security and all the lies that have been told about that. Those things are not changing yet. And what I've held people about Biden is we really shouldn't keep focused on Biden because I don't think Biden's been calling the shots anyway. So whoever it is, if it's Joe Biden, if it's Kamala Harris, it doesn't matter what person they put up on the ticket. The policies are not going to change if they're going to get worse. The policies and there's just like no policy director. Congressman, when Joe Biden won in 2020, he just barely pulled it off. He just barely won. It took like a week for the, even the Associated Press to declare him the winner. But they treated this entire election as sort of a mandate. It was an overwhelming mandate from the American public. It was nothing but, but the thing about it is this is the lesson here. None of the stuff that they take on themselves to perform this mandate, inflation reduction, the infrastructure stuff. All of these big things that are causing this inflation aren't really working for them. Well, they create these fake crises and come up with the infrastructure act that was enormously expensive. They added 1.7 trillion to our debt and our deficit. And then they come up with the Green New Deal stuff, the inflation reduction act, which was really the Green New Deal on steroids. We've been lied to about so many things. And now the people who supported Joe Biden are suffering the consequences of it. There's not just Republicans paying all these higher prices. And I think a lot of people are waking up. And this is why I try to tell my colleagues, you know, set aside the personalities, look at the policies. Because that's what we're suffering under are all of these crazy policies that the Biden administration has implemented, not just to build a task, but all these regulations. We're looking at right now, somewhere north of a trillion dollars, just a regulatory cost that people are having to pay. Last question, we'll get you out of here on this, and this gets more to do with the RNC this week. What do you think the tone ought to be heading into Trump's speech? I mean, because you start to see a lot of media types say, "Hey, we need to talk about unity, unity, unity." But I don't know that that's necessarily the right way to go about it. What do you think is the theme ought to be this week? I think it ought to be about -- it ought to be very positive about our future. And history is a great teacher, Jeff. And you look back at the four years we had under Trump. We didn't -- we weren't more. We were going down in Afghanistan, but we were not going to give up that background air force air base there. We would still be in a position over the horizon looking to China and Iran. I don't think it'd be a war in Ukraine. I don't think it'd be Hamas would have attacked Israel. I think we need to cast a vision forward about bringing certainty into the marketplace, into our foreign policy, and how we can help people live better. And I think that's what you're going to hear from President Trump Thursday night. And I think you're going to hear it from some other key speakers, is our country's in trouble. People are struggling, but there's a way to fix this. And I am absolutely convinced of it. I chair the policy committee. I'm involved in a lot of discussions about key issues. Jeff, we can do this. We just -- I'm just asking American people to give us the chance, give us the House, the Senate, Trump back in the White House, and give us the chance to get us back on the right track. Congressman, we always appreciate you making time for us. Stay safe. And thanks for doing this while you're on the road again. Well, I always appreciate the opportunity to be on with Jeff. Thanks for not asking me who the Vice President is going to be. I think we kind of got an idea. More than that in a moment, ladies and gentlemen. We'll be right back. This is Jeff for Show of the Food Talk, 1-0-6-5. Welcome back to the Jeff for Show of the Food Talk, 1-0-6-5. My buy this show is flying by this morning. 2-5-1-3-4-3-0-1-0-6-6-5-5. Wide open in the next half-ap or so. Now is your chance to get him in. Hollis in Sierra Land, a solid video of Trump going into the RNC and Ramaswamy and his wife walking in. So Ramaswamy, maybe the VP. I don't think so. The Daily Mail is reporting a heavy, heavy, heavy, heavy, all-enforcer presidents outside the home of JD Vance. That's the way it looks to me, guys. JD Vance was always kind of the favorite of the Don Jr. side of Mar-a-Lago. It just feels like Senator Vance is going to be the nominee. But maybe I'm wrong. The analogy that Lee Kid Garfield McKinney and Kennedy were assassinated when President does not compare to former Donald Trump. Former President Donald Trump. They were presidents. Trump is a candidate for the office. Well, this isn't making any less of an event. I mean, right now Donald Trump is going to be the next President of the United States and somebody tried to kill him, okay? I don't know about there being an analogy there. I didn't bring any of that up. But yeah, I mean, this is... Oh, let's see. The bumbling-duppy woman that couldn't ulcer her weapons summed up the entire blank show. Yeah, that was embarrassing. But it's a chaotic scene. I get it. But it's supposed to be executed like clockwork. And it clearly wasn't. The B team, maybe D team, the confidence was over the top. It couldn't help but look complicit. Maybe I'm not dismissing the possibility that there's... Was it a lax approach? I mean, you had members of Congress who won the strip... Trump of a secure secret service detail based on being convicted in that New York court. Uh, Jerry, a halfway decent staffer, can hit a target with decent accuracy at about 500 yards. This is BS. The people responsible in this situation should be held accountable. And they text her, "Where are the drones and helicopters?" "Fire and secret service officers and their bosses, including Homeland Security Secretary." Uh, "Fire and Homeland Security Secretary." Let's see. Damn Yankee. Actually, two years in the military, I've had five different jobs in my profession. The most qualified person is never hired. A variety of sideways hiring practices occur every day. Yeah, but I mean, this is different. Damn Yankee. This isn't who the best former is going to be. This is supposed to protect the potential leader of the free world. So, I'm not really buying that argument either. We'll be right back to Cinzefid Talk, 106.5. Excuse me, man. But where's the door? From Bucks Pocket to the shores of Orange Beach, at all points in between. An insider's perspective on Alabama politics. It's the Jeff Poor Show. I don't think Hank done it this way. No. We'll go back to the Jeff Poor Show at Fum Talk, 106.5. Thanks for staying with us on... There's a stay with us on this Monday morning 2513430106. If you'll be in touch with the show, all you do is text me. Go to about 30 minutes, Baron Coleman will be with us. So, stay tuned for that. So, a few things to get to here. If you haven't been keeping up, the Judge Cannon down in the Southern District of Florida has, she has thrown out the conviction, the numbing, the indictment of Donald Trump by Jack Smith, Special Counsel, said he was unlawfully appointed, which is just fascinating. And the left is melting down, Lawrence Tri, Barbara McQuaid, Joyce Vance of the University of Alabama, having a bad day today. So, that's a big news, just as the RNC is about to start. The Chinese are guests from Milwaukee. I'm still working on that, but that will be part of the repertoire for the continuation of the week. I don't know exactly who yet. I know we'll have John Wall tomorrow, the Al Grop Chairman, and Wednesday, I believe, Barry Moore will be with us from Milwaukee as well, but I'm going to try to -- and the U.S. State, Jerry Carl, who I've seen tweeting up on -- from Milwaukee. He'll be on with Sean at noon, so you'll want to stay tuned for that as well. But we'll try to get Coach, Tuberville, and anybody else, Katie Britt. This is kind of crazy, and y'all tell me what you're thinking of this. Donald Trump going with Katie Britt and not Tommy Tuberville for onstage, speaking appearance at the RNC. But it is what it is, so Katie Britt will be on the stage, which is still a big deal, but they -- you would think they would only take one Alabama U.S. center, but I did see they took Rubio and Rick Scott, so making that what you will, I don't know. But Tuberville, one of the most loyal to Trump, not getting any primetime airtime. And maybe they said, "Well, you know, Coach, you had those holds for the abortion." And this is a problem with Republicans right now. Watering down their stance on abortion really bothers me, and I think it bothers a lot of people. But what are we going to do? Just got to keep raising the point, hey, you Republicans, you got to be the pro-life party, okay? Individual liberties, individual rights, the right to live. Not hard. 2513430106, text me, comment, complaint, suggest you, whatever it may be. The other story, just a breakdown of the Secret Service and talking to Congress of Commerce on the House Oversight Committee, they are going to have a hearing with the Secret Service Director. All this, I mean, just so much, so much of the House of Cards is collapsing right before us. It's a great show, Jeff, love your music. Thanks for that. Here's a long one. We'll see what we get through this. Jeff, there were multiple failures that led to a typical president. Trump started with the advance of the venue, local law enforcement, the sniper in his detail. The building should have been flagged during the advance of the venue. Security assets should have been assigned to cover it. If this is the case, the details should be removed, should have removed Trump from danger by removing him from the stage and giving him the great light to take out the shooter. The sniper should have taken the long shot before waiting three minutes with Trump still in play. The female agents were a disaster, didn't know when to pull their weapon, were more concerned with their sunglasses, and one will see taking cover behind the agents protecting Trump on the stage. Not to mention the distance they were standing away from him. While he was on the podium, I could go on and on to director of the detail. It looks like he ran out of characters there on a text, but I tell you what I think happened. We see all these reports that there was all these people trying to get law enforcement. Hey, look, there's a guy up there with a gun. It moved a lot slower than it really needed to. And you see right before the bullets come, you see the Secret Service kind of scrambling around. At that point, even before that point, when the call was made, "Hey, there's somebody on the roof of the gun," you throw Donald Trump on the ground and you cover him and you escort him off the stage. But I think they were worried about the crowd reaction and they were trying to de-escalate it and not let the crowd in on it. So it looks like it was clumsy, it was terrible, it was the wrong protocol. But that's why you saw those snipers, those counter snipers move the way they moved. Well, I don't know anything, I'm just a guy with a microphone here. Now, what was the trouble at the vulnerable? Was that a product of some kind of inside baseball from the Biden administration, maybe? I'm not going to rule it out. And I don't think this was some kind of, I personally don't think it's some kind of inside job where they coordinated and put the sniper up there on the roof and let him go at it. It's very nuanced. I named Texas as quick as they declare all secure in the ease that the gunman gained access to the rooftop, makes me wonder if they knew there was only one gunman. That's the other thing, like you can't take a chance at that point. I don't think they knew. I mean, these people are flying by the seat of their pants at that stage of the game. It is not a well-oiled machine. It is not working like clockwork. It doesn't look like they ran through drills a hundred times. There are problems with the venue. The deference here. Now, guys, I sent this in the first hour and I think, think about this. Think about your long memory here and presidents, candidates. Have you ever seen a presidential candidate and I know Donald Trump's a past president? Have you ever seen these presidential candidates draw this kind of crowd, the kind of crowds that Donald Trump's able to draw to a political rally? I don't think the Secret Service is equipped for the number of people at these venues because they're spread thin. There are more people per square foot at a Trump event than by far and away than it ended up by an event. If you go back and you look at past presidential candidates, you've got Secret Service protection. How many Hillary events did I go to? Probably a half dozen. I just want that many people there. Before that, John Kerry, I went to a few of those events. It was kind of a different time. It was post-9/11 in 2004. I see '08, my first foray into really presidential campaigns, McCain and Palin. I went to the RNC at a couple of McCain events and it felt very presidential. Obviously, Obama, they really had a big Secret Service presence for Obama. It was all this sort of like, "Well, because he's a black candidate, someone may take a shot at him." I remember that narrative very clearly. 12, it seemed to ease up a little with Mitt Romney. Obama being president was still a hard, very hard event. I mean, everybody wants to see Obama. 16, it got interesting. But it feels like in 2024, they just, they kind of build it in. Oh, it's just another Trump rally. Gene, in the name of fairness, I think the new bridge should be named after Sewell, the only person who voted for that infrastructure bill. All right, here's the deal. I knew this would come up. How much is that grant, $300 million, $1.2 trillion, $1.2 trillion spending bill, and all they're getting is a $300 million grant out of that. I mean, come on. Gene, there's no reason they should have spent that much money, and all we're getting is a paltry, $300 million. What $0.2 trillion? Gene, do you have any, do you have any concept of how much money that is? So no, they shouldn't name it after Sewell. You can stand the right thing at voting against it, because a very small percentage went to the bridge improvement plan. And the rest of that was just pork and handouts and bios to left-wing groups. There's no way that bill should have ever passed. They could have passed that without all the crap. So no, don't pass, go, don't collect $200, Gene. Go back to sitting in your corner and stewing over Trump. A new texture. Nothing says I'm a charge like Biden say. We don't know anything three times in 24 hours. The replaced Biden movement is done because no one wants to take the elegance Trump in November. I think you're spot on correct, three or four area code. Students will spam our institutions have failed us. Local police secret service, FBI is gonna investigate the secret service, give me a break. An eight-factor, maybe Trump is trying to help Brit as a future leader. That being said, Brit has always been seen as a placeholder for what she shall be built. A competent technician, but not a leader. She is out of death as a national figure. Well, I think she's, I think she's got a leg up. I mean, look at where Shwitcher Shelby was, and say 1988. You know, two years in, and just beaten Jeremiah Dinn, and Katie Britt is far and away by far, far more down the line in progress than Shelby was. She knows, I mean, she knows that Chambers, she worked in as a chief of staff and as a press aide. Gosh, guys, it was when I first started running for Laneyap in '05, '06, I wanted to get on the Shelby mailing list, and one of the first people I call was Katie Boyd, or I emailed Katie Boyd, and immediately she called me and put me on their distribution list. I mean, I think she was just an assistant press aide at the time, maybe even not even that. She's been in this game for a while, and then she goes and gets a law degree, I mean, I'm not, look, I mean, I don't think she's quite the right winger sometimes, but she's not terrible. She's a vast improvement over Richard Shelby, who I thought was just, you know, we in this state loved talking about how awesome Shelby was, and how much money he brought to the state, and all the good this government's doing, Brit's gonna do some of that still, but don't we want more of an ideological backbone? It just changed parties from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party, because it went out of expediency, Shelby was gonna get reelected, probably. He had just won re-election. When he changed parties, there'd be 96, so it was like two years after the GOP takeover in '94, he was gonna get, he wasn't facing re-election, but he got in a feud with Bill Clinton. He was mad at Bill Clinton, that's the reason he went from Democrat to Republican. I just, Katie Brit's gonna be a better US Senator in my view. Over the past, James C. had an official troll, the Jeff, or the official troll is Jeff Moore, so. Over the past two weeks, Donald Trump, St. John Plinter should be immediately shot, suggested the United States time of general should be executed, and Mike the political opponent's husband, who was beaten with a hammer. Well, I went called Pelosi a political opponent, and I mean, this is not the same as Hitler, Hitler, Hitler, okay, Hitler exterminated, an entire race of people, or tried to, James. I'll be right back, this is "Herfib Talk", Apollo 6.5. Carry on. (upbeat music) Welcome back to the Jeff Moore show with "Herfib Talk" with "Herfib Talk" with "Herfib Talk". We're gonna be here shortly, Baron Coleman. We'll join us here via community feeds, so hopefully we can make that work. Programming note, tomorrow, as I mentioned earlier, John Wall, gonna be hustling around the state this week, kinda decided to take a pass on the RNC this year, or this cycle, this is the first one I am missing since 2000, unless you count the last one in 2020, they didn't really have one, but it just, I have retooled my career a little bit to be more Alabama-centric, and getting to Milwaukee is not the easiest thing to do with a bunch of radio gear, hotel rooms, and the expense of it, so, but we're gonna try to get some people on from Milwaukee, if at all possible. In the meantime, we'll get to a couple more texts. Baron Coleman, come up in the next segment. How many days do you think it'll be before buying calls, Trump will throw it to democracy again, it has to be stopped? They don't know what they're gonna do, I think they're gonna ride out the storm on a texture. Now, who knows, I mean, things can change. We had a long way to go before November, but, I mean, they can't even stir up like a Black Lives Matter sort of scenario. And they text you're speaking of trillions of dollars, if you export a $2 billion federal government to spend all two, or spend all one or two car battery chargers. Yeah, that is embarrassing. Everything government does. Like, I can't ask you guys this question. How many people do you know in your daily life who have gotten any kind of internet from a rural broadband effort? Katie Bridges, the DEI hire of the Republican Party. She checks her inboxes, takes the advice she gives, is given, and does what she has told. She is just a cutout. She is the face of powerful interest. That's all. She was groomed for the position. And you admit it when you first met her, she's the face of those interests and that is all. But, I don't know. I mean, she certainly has their sentiments in mind. I just think you look at Richard Shelby, who spent his entire career to get an appropriations committee, and dole out freebies to Alabama special interests essentially. That's, I don't think Gady Burch is going to be that. I don't think she's going to be that at all. And then finally, Jason writes this. Jeff, well, you've got to get James off of Mother Jones and David Corn Fan Club. I thought his kind was supposed to be open-minded. Yeah, maybe I don't know where Jason gets his, I mean, James gets his, all his new sources are. And sometimes I think he's just provocative, and he just wants to be adversarial. Donald Trump broke a lot of people. Donald Trump broke so many people. I mean, like, there is just this unyielding sort of allegiance to Donald Trump from some Republicans, as crazy as a connection. He makes a connection with people. And people like James don't understand it. They don't understand it. They don't appreciate it. They don't have to like it. But you've got to, you've got to respect it as, you know, because these are people who pay taxes and who have just as much say in the game as this other person. But what, people like James, the MSNBCC crowd, they refuse to say, why does this person like Trump so much? Instead, it's like, well, they're stupid, they're redneck, and they are racist and homophobic. Just what they like Trump. But is that really it? Do you really believe that? Or is that just a cop-out? Because you're too lazy to go through the intellectual exercise and understand why Donald Trump is appealing to people. That's what you need to understand. And they refuse to even take five minutes to think it through. It's just like, well, he's racist, bigoted, homophobic, whatever, and I dismiss him. But this is intellectual laziness on their part. Let's get a break here. We'll be right back. This is a Jeff Porchow, and if I'm talking, what else is wrong? ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ Try, try. Just give it a shot, but you're not going to. Anyway, enough of that. Joining us now on the line here, always a pleasure. My friend, Baron Coleman, used to do a radio show in Montgomery, but the reason I wanted to get him on, he was on this show maybe a little more than a year ago and kind of called what had happened on Saturday. Baron, good morning. How are you? Hey, good morning, Jeff. How are you? Doing well. Thanks for making time for us. Well, I'll just, I'll just kind of, you called it and I was like really uncomfortable with it. But, I mean, it is what it is and here we are today, having to talk about and attempted an assassination on Donald Trump. Yeah, if you go back and listen to the audio and I did last night from our appearance about a year ago, you can hear me dancing around it. I too was uncomfortable with it. I did say there was 100% chance they would not let him be sworn in as president. I still believe that. And I think yesterday proves why I said that. And I said, you know, if, if they can't get him in prison, if they can't keep him off the ballot, then they'll, I think I said something they'll, they'll hope he has a premature death or something. The man is, is despite being slightly overweight, pretty fit. I think by all accounts keeps long hours, has great stamina. So the only way to sort of guarantee a premature death would be to, to orchestrate it. And, and I think that's what happened yesterday. Well, here's what I don't think they were like, Hey, let's, let's put a sniper on the roof or any and get Donald Trump. But, you know, if we, we kind of didn't put the best and the brightest on the scene here, clearly the secret service detail that was protecting Trump left much to be desired and, and by being kind of like a days ago about it. I mean, they had to be thinking, Well, this, or maybe there's no way they didn't know what they were, they had here when they assigned this detail to him. Yeah. You know, it's, it's, it's the Tem Donahy method of rigging NBA games. He said, when you want the home team to win, you put an inexperienced crew on there. And if you want the road team to win, you put an experienced crew because they are not as swayed by the home crowd. That's potentially, Jeff, what happened here. Maybe they just put an inexperienced crew on. I mean, it looked like a Saturday Night Live skit after the, the gunfire erupted the way they, you know, left him on the mark, right behind the podium, you would think. And I've, I've listened to some, some secret service experts and sniper experts in the last 24 hours, confirmed my initial suspicion, which was, if somebody's shooting at a podium, the last place you want to leave that person, the, the protectee is at the podium, you know, right next to the podium. And not only did they leave him there for, you know, the better part of a minute while he was covered, then they stood him up right in front of the podium. And that's obviously what, what an assassin believes is the best opportunity to take him out. You know, they, they confirmed there was a shooter dead. They've still not confirmed. That was the only shooter. And I, I have deep suspicions that was not the only shooter. And, you know, how do you know in that moment, in that chaos, that the only shooter has been disabled and there's not somebody else there waiting to take a second crack. They stood him up. They left his head exposed. They left his upper torso exposed. They had what looked like a five foot three inch girl standing in front of him between him and the crowd. They allowed him to access the crowd. It did make for an iconic photo. But it put him in great danger by allowing him to access the crowd, pump his fist, get his head up over the agents. There was just a lot to me that was done wrong there. After the gunshot, prior to the gunshot, it's a, it's a total catastrophe and, and, and the catastrophe of the sort that, that one seriously wonders whether incompetence can, can account for that level of, of failure. Right. So much went wrong that, and I think people have the sort of like Hollywoodificationized view of the secret service, but what it goes wrong to that extreme was it on purpose, right? Yeah. I mean, you don't have to have a Hollywood lionization of the secret service to understand that the, the, the closest access point to the stage with an elevated position should be covered. You don't have to have a Hollywood lionization of the secret service to believe that once a shooter has been identified with a gun on the top of a building that the radio signal should go out to some sort of central command who's overseeing all of security, instead you have Barney Fife getting propped up on the, the side of the building by a buddy giving him a boost. And he makes eye contact allegedly with the shooter to hear the sheriff say it. I mean, I heard the sheriff interview last night that one of his deputies was boosted up, made eye contact with the shooter, and then dropped from the ledge. And then moments later there was gunfire erupting. You know, why was that guy allowed? Why was Trump allowed to continue to speak after the crowd had identified a shooter on the building? Somebody with a gun on the building? Why, why did smoke not get deployed? Why was Trump not immediately covered and ushered off the stage into the beast, driven away from the scene? It, it, that, that doesn't make sense. If you go back and watch the feed, it looks like the two man sniper team sits there and has eyes on him, has him under glass watching him up until the guy takes the shot. And then they decide to, to disable him. That, that, I mean, it was, it looked like split seconds after the, the alleged gunman started shooting from the top of the roof that he was taken out. Why not take him out ahead of time? Or if you don't have the authority to take him out, why not get the protectee off the stage immediately? That should have been the first, get, get the president off the stage and swarm and then try to hand, you know, but that, that is weird. And like you said, it's, it, it's not a well oiled machine at all. It didn't function like clockwork. And that, that's why we're having this discussion today. But my experience with the Secret Service, I mean, I've been to a bunch of these presidential events over the years and there's a, there's like a way you have to do things. If your media, you, if your TV, you get there six hours early set up and then they make you leave, they do a sweep and then three hours before or four hours before they start letting people in and in three hours before they close the door, you can't get in. And I don't think that they had, like I said, I think the Secret Service like a lot of law enforcement barriers just stretched in and they just did not have the A team or even the B team there to protect Trump. And why not? Well, I guess we'll have to find out someday, but they put the, they put like the really, really the scrubs in to protect the president for the president. Yeah. And that gets to the incompetence theory. And if that's incompetence, then the president is in grave danger every time he takes a breath because if that's the level of competence that, that guards him on a daily basis, then, then every time he wakes up out of bed, he is in grave danger for his life. I, I choose in this moment not to, not to subscribe to that theory necessarily, you know, I hold open the possibility that it was just gross incompetence. But I lean towards the fact that it was, it was planned. You, you mentioned having been to these events. I've been to many of these events with Secret Service. Have you ever in your wildest imagination believed, Jeff, that you could get to a, an elevated position relatively close to a, a protectee with a rifle? No. That, that's what's studying about this. Even we're going to like see Ben Carson or Newton Gingrich when they were, or John Edwards or whoever, that, that even then the Secret Service was pretty, I mean, they weren't clearly not the A team that was protecting the presidents of that era. But they, there was no way that they would have left their, their protectee that vulnerable. No. And, and again, this was the building closest to the stage. It had a clear line of sight. It was elevated and it was wide open. It's a, you know, a $40 drone from, from KB Toy Store deployed above the venue would have spotted this guy. Multiple, multiple participants spotted this guy. Law enforcement spotted this guy. Yet the protectee, the president was still allowed to remain unguarded, open, and vulnerable to attack. And, and ultimately he was. I, again, I don't rule out that there was an additional shooter. I have, I have reasons for that, but, but I don't rule that out. And I don't, I don't know that we will ever be able to trust the FBI who lied on FISA applications to spy on the Trump campaign, try to put Trump in prison multiple times over the last nine years. The FBI who prosecuted Trump for, for garbage crimes that every president has committed. I don't know that we can trust the, this FBI to get to the bottom of this. And I don't know that we can trust that this FBI or the secret service or, or someone associated with the inside wasn't involved in the planning and execution of this event. Well, tell me something, Baron. Now you've maintained it. Did Trump will not be before? You had maintained that Trump would not be president again. Have you changed on that? No, I, I, yet I'm more convinced after yesterday Trump will never be president again. I think they intended to make me 100% correct yesterday. It failed. I have no doubt that in the next four months, it will happen again. Really? No doubt. No doubt whatsoever. Then there's no way he can escape at that time. I mean, unless he, unless he campaigns like Joe Biden in 2020 and doesn't leave the house, you know, but if, if he wants to get out and hold his rallies, which galvanize his base, which he's known for, he's famous for, he's good at. If he wants to meet people and, and energize the electorate, he's got to be out in front of people. If he wants to get his, gets his message out, this is the only way he can get his message out in a lot of places. The media doesn't, doesn't transmit the messages he delivers. So the, the only way he can, he can continue to campaign is to get in front of people. And yesterday it was proven that the people who are charged with protecting him are not going to keep him alive. Join by Baron Colbin here on the program. Baron, what does it look like? I mean, if they, if they succeed, if whoever it is succeeds and take it out the president, what, what does the day after it look like in America? Well, I think it's easier to cover up an inside job when the protectee is dead. And, and what you have now is a pissed off survivor. Who, who is going to be more likely to push to get to the bottom of it. So it's possible that by them missing the shot by half an inch or whatever it ended up being. It's possible that will create a scenario where, where Trump pushes to try to get a better answer. But if he, if he is, if they're ever successful and they are able to take him out and I believe they will continue to try to do so. The day after the media cover up immediately goes into place and it's memory hold. And just like Trump was removed from all social media and they stopped carrying his rallies live and, and people, I mean, prior to the last couple of months, I kind of forgot Donald Trump was a thing. I mean, they, they were so successful with side lining. If any mention of the Trump campaign, the Trump administration, Donald Trump in general, he went from this ubiquitous bigger than life figure for the last 40 years, you know, from the early eighties to somebody you almost never thought about. And this is a former president. He didn't show up at events that former president showed up at. He wasn't invited or he was specifically non invited. He, there's just, you know, I think it would be, I think it would be very easy for them to cover it up, move past it, blame it on some crazy and say, well, this is the way it is. What does it look like if he does make it to the finish line? Is elected president? I mean, what, what, what is he going to do? What is America going to expect out of him? Well, he's, he's, it's a big hurdle. He's got four months of campaigning left. And then there's that awkward, um, uh, anachronistic transition period between the election and early November and the inauguration and late January. So you have this, you know, 80 day period or 75 day period where, you know, your job basically is to stay alive and try to cobble together an administration. Um, there's a lot of time, even if he wins the election to make sure he never takes office. Well, and so he wins and then he, they, they, they look at their in a transition and doing something. I mean, I, I, I, I just think the country will react in a way very viscerally. And I mean, that is, I don't know, like civil war or at least some kind of turmoil in the streets, right? Yeah, I don't think so. Uh, I mentioned this last time I was on your program when I, when I predicted they would try to assassinate Trump, the, the, the problem with, with predicting any kind of civil war is most Republicans, most conservatives have pretty good lives, right? We, we've got decent jobs. We've got families. We have, you know, we go to church. We have, uh, children. Uh, we, we go to ball games and gymnastics meets and, and, and school functions. And a lot of people don't want to throw all that away to go right in the street over a lost cause. And, you know, the, the Black Lives Matter movement, those are a bunch of neared-to-wells and druggies and, uh, jumped out losers in their, in their teens and twenties that, that, that, you don't have anything to lose. So they go out there and they, they riot and carry on and have fun. Um, conservatives generally don't do that. We have too much responsibility, uh, frankly keeping this country afloat to, to do that. So it's, it's, it's probable that, that no matter what happens, um, you know, there might be a few troublemakers here and there that cause cause a little problem, but, but generally speaking, I think life would go on just as it did after, after Kennedy was assassinated. Um, and it became clear there was a cover up. Life still went on. Uh, Reagan was shot. Life went on. Well, if there is, if that does happen, there would be a Republican, right? Uh, presumably to, to fill that void. Cause I, I don't think to bite to win reelection to you. Uh, I think if the vote was today, Biden would have a lot of trouble winning election. Um, obviously they, they will try to cheat and steal the election to prevent Donald Trump from winning because that takes care of the problem and, and it's clean, clean and tidy. Um, but you know, if, if Donald Trump wins, um, and he takes office, I will, I'll, I'll be, I'll be happy, but I'll be shocked. I, I genuinely, truly will be shocked. Well, Barron, we appreciate you making time for us. We're out of time, but uh, let's keep it Dutch. Yeah, Jeff, hey. Appreciate you having me on. Barron, call me ladies and gentlemen. We gotta get a break in here. We'll be right back. This is the Jeff, for sure. What if the talk? One of six, five. ♪ Feel that with the wind ♪ ♪ See the stars out of the purple sky ♪ ♪ Feel that long song ♪ ♪ This w- ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ A couple guys in first class on a flight ♪ ♪ From New York to Los Angeles ♪ ♪ Making small dreams ♪ Look back to the Jeff Moore show. What if the talk? One of those six, five. They're sticking around on what's elected this Monday morning. Uh, real quick here. The problem is nobody else screaming America. First immigration taxes on the world's strange. Congress puts on a good show, but no one goes to jail or even gets fired. Trump, it is it. Uh, Jeff, uh, I'd love to talk to you about SS team protecting, uh, Martin. Speaking of incompetence, how many times did someone penetrate the White House grounds? At least one. He got inside the building all while Trump was president. Matt, who's that wing that you have on bearing somebody or all of her stone? Uh, Jason, Jeff, they are, uh, who are they? Your guest keeps referring to name names. And then finally we got Squirrel here, he writes, "Cuz they could characterize us to troublemakers, but the electees that are right down to the unfiltered rhetoric, all the BLM protesters were not rabble, though. Many were those well-off people are those at least did the rabble rally. Uh, code up on the models program. We got John Walsh coming in from Milwaukee. We'll have a few others to be named later. But stay tuned right now. He got Sean Sullivan with Dave Mobile. It's got form today, Sean. Probably some rabble rousing, uh, on, on deck. I don't, I don't consider y'all rabble. So it'd be some rousing, just some general rousing. This is the, uh, today was the fastest radio show I've ever done. Yeah. You know, it would be, I, I have not yet opened the text line. I can imagine a lot of y'all are going to be chiming in today at 3, 4, 3, 0, 1, 0, 6. And we'll talk about those texts. It takes those phone calls as well. 3, 4, 3, 0, 1, 0, 6. Uh, not to be overly dramatic, but it was a hell of a weekend. And, uh, if for this republic and for politics in this country, and we will talk about it, uh, lead-off batter, uh, live from Milwaukee, A.L.1's Congressman, Jerry Carl. Uh, we'll talk with him about, uh, of course, uh, what happened over the weekend and what it looks like in Milwaukee now. They talked about additional security measures. I, I, what did they not, what were they not doing beforehand? I want some, you know, some weekend cable news where they did, uh, well, I'm inside this perimeter and there's that. Right. I don't know if this is something that, um, I don't know how they're going to enhance it anymore, but we'll find out from him about that. And yeah, the rumor mill, like you talked about earlier, uh, who might be that VP. Maybe there's a tell out there, so we'll get into that as well. Uh, also coming up, Cameron Smith's going to join me. We'll talk to him a lot on the way. Next two hours, midday mobile. I mean, it just looked to be like they did not have their best effort in there. Oh, I've got a, I've got about a, about a 10 minute soliloquy about the security and lack thereof at that event. So yeah, we'll, we'll do that coming up. All right, y'all stay tuned for that. Ask me, I got to get out of here. I'll be on the road this week, but, uh, I will try to do better tomorrow. Sorry, Phyllis. Once again, I forgot to say goodbye. This has been the Jet Force show. What if it talk? What oh, six, five? This is where the cowboy rides away. [Music] [BLANK_AUDIO]