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(upbeat music) - Cale and company weekday morning, six till 10. - No, I think we're at the point where you could actually have a guy in the Oval Office wearing a hooded sweatshirt and it wouldn't matter. - It's funny, he gave a little insight on, 'cause you know he did Rogan right before the-- - Everybody did Rogan Bicomble. - The election, and he said, he said how important it is to talk to that audience, and they weren't even supposed to do it, and he told his, like, he told his campaign, like, or the campaign, like, I know I have to be in a certain place later on that night. Fly me out there, I'm doing that show. - Yeah, yeah. I'm convinced right now we could get Federman on quicker than we can get somebody that's a Republican. If I wanted to have a politician on right now, could I get Marco Rubio or Federman? I think from an easier standpoint to book, I think Federman would probably be available. - Yep. - Federman probably would come on this show. - I'd love to chat with Federman about all sorts of stuff, not just politics, by the way. We just have a conversation, to bring him in for an hour, and, you know, both of us sitting here with our bald heads and our sweatshirts. - He says. (laughing) - So the audience really cares about it, and care what we're saying. (laughing) So we've learned, in the media, what we've learned in the last four years. It's just a, it's a very interesting time for politics, and I'm ecstatic to be doing this, because it's not the way, and I keep saying it, it's just not the way it used to be, and I think we saw that with the way certain people handle campaigns, and it's just times are changing, man. - The thing you said that stuck out to me the most in the big take, by the way, if you haven't, go back to the, on the Odyssey Rewind, and you can hit it 6.15 this morning, was that Kamal Harris running the campaign from 2004. - Yes. - And Donald Trump running a campaign in 2024. - Yep. - I think definitely, definitely, definitely sums up what just went on for the last six months. - I mean, he's 18, 19 years older than she is. He's supposedly a part of the Republican party, so he's deemed to be the older party. I don't know. You look at the last six months of a campaign, and Donald Trump was very modernized, and the Democrats were stuck in 20 years ago, so, but that's that. Let's get to the news, round number two at 709, the great Don Stensland. - Yeah, we're looking at, in the news this morning, Hill and Company News Live. We are sponsored by American Heritage Credit Union, 34 degrees, as the sun is up on a chilly day that we're not used to this chilly weather. I shouldn't be complaining, it's seasonable weather, or mid-November for crying out loud, on this November 13th, Wednesday. But I'll tell you when the warm-up, we will get another warm-up, and that's in the forecast this morning. We're talking about all these different fires, that, and we have some firefighters, police officers, injured, we have that large fire force in the evacuation of a center city apartment complex, firefighters called to that scene, smoked, just pouring out of the Adelphi House Apartments, Chestnut Street, we know that at least one resident had to be rushed to the hospital, suffering with smoke inhalation, but we're told that that resident is in serious, but stable condition this morning. Red Cross assisting that fire, the crews are still there checking for any structural damage and investigating the cause of that one, and then the massive fire that destroyed an apartment building that's in Pine Hill, New Jersey, that one started last night, and the flames, you know, the time firefighters were called in, flames streaming from that building, these are the Manchin Apartments, 200 block of West Branch Avenue, Camden County, dozens displaced by that one, and sadly five police officers in all, as well as a firefighter were rushed to the hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation. In that kind of a situation because you had an apartment building, those officers and the firefighter brave, brave individuals who were trying to rescue people, you could hear by all accounts, residents screaming for help trapped on upper floors, and so it seems from all the eyewitness accounts that this was an heroic effort by these police officers who were first on the scene, as well as a firefighter who were saving because no residents were injured, none. - It's unbelievable. - It's a real hero, the story of heroism. - Yes, yes, it really is, to rush into there. I mean, and oh, by the way, too. You know, I would, I actually had this conversation with the buddy of mine that he was a firefighter for about 13 years, straight out of high school until he was about 31 or 32, and we were talking about a month ago, and he said, man, and he's not super political, but he knows what police officers are dealing with now. He said, you know, being a firefighter in theory with what you encounter on a more frequent basis is far more dangerous, but he said he would rather do that than be a police officer in this day and age with what the cops have to deal with, especially post-defund the police. So think about that. People would rather run into a building on fire than be a cop. - Isn't that, that's a sad commentary, isn't it? - Isn't it, really? - Yeah. - And I would say, you know, the issue too, as far as that New Jersey fire, those five police officers, if you think about it, firefighters, when they come to the scene, they have the proper apparatus, but with the police officers rushing in to help people, they don't have any of that. And so you're breathing in, God knows what, and that's why in some of these jobs, you see health, the health impact. I had an uncle come from a family of firefighters. He died of lung cancer, never smoked a day in his life, but he's a firefighter. - Is that right? - So it's, you know, it's important that they all have the, but I believe that's with these officers, they just rushed in. So I hope that they're okay, and we'll continue to update you on that one. And then we have, as well, we have five people injured after this hazmat incident. That was in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. This is in the suburbs, North Wales. Rescue crews, those first responders called into the unit block of Amy Court, they're in North Wales, PA, for reports of people becoming, you know, suddenly becoming violently ill, so the first responders, the fire officials say that there was then a strong chemical odor detected. They were able to identify it as ammonia, and this was some kind of a cleaning solution that was intended to, you know, for power washing, and this was in a huge tank, and this had spilled. So that's a big cleanup. Four residents, a firefighter involved in that one are, you know, they suffered injuries, but they're expected, these are not life threatening injuries. That's what they've said. And I thank God. Again, here's a firefighter, and it's helping to rescue people, so the theme you see is one of heroism. Yeah, not too far from me either, in North Wales. Yeah, that's right. Yep. So it may, I don't know if, how much traffic, if it should be cleaned up by the time, by the time you head home, lunchtime, you know. We've been talking a lot, and we'll talk more about, of course, what's going on in D.C. with Donald J. Trump leaving Marilago, leaving Florida, heading to D.C. He's expected to meet with Republicans prior to his planned meeting with President Joe Biden. As they begin this transition, we've talked a lot this morning about the transition's picks and the cabinet picks so far, but I'll take you to two stories. First of all, Pennsylvania Republican, Senator elect Dave McCormick, was after all invited to the U.S. Senate Freshman Orientation Day, and this was by Chuck Schumer. So the Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, Democrat New York, obviously. So they made a deal because he said, okay, as long as Democrat representative, Ruben Gallego, who won Arizona over Kerry Lake. As long as he can go, then Dave can go. So it's like kindergarten. Yeah, it is, right? Here's your name tag. Here's your packet. Here's your folder. We'll do lunch a week. We're gonna have two sessions before lunch and two sessions after lunch. God, I used to hate orientation days. They were painful in any walk of life, whether it's onboarding at a new job or for school, just awful. So Casey still has not officially conceded, correct? Nope. Man, by the way, so when we talk about these 100,000 votes or whatever the number is out there that they wanna count with all the people that they have counting, I mean, does it really take, I don't know, I've never actually counted anything that was 100,000 deep, but should it take 12 hours to do? Should it take multiple days to do? Well, part of it is, so McCormick is well over from the latest that I've seen well over 40,000 ahead. His number keeps going back up. And he keeps going up. But part of the provisionals, first of all, what they, part of the delay was that there were deadlines to say if you had a, they were reaching, literally reaching out to people to question their signature or something wasn't quite right or they were waiting to maybe shore up those provisional ballots. And so the funny piece of it was people were getting messages that just call us back, you can leave us a voicemail, let us know if this is you. And so it is, it's labor intensive, but they said they're gonna count everyone, okay? Okay, his lead was 31,000, now it's 40,000, okay. So we have that going on. But McCormick, Pennsylvania's McCormick will be there. And heads up, and this is Kudos to Republican state treasurer, Stacey Garrity, re-elected. And I know that she didn't get as many votes as Trump. He holds his own record. But our state treasurer, Stacey Garrity, now she has garnered the largest vote total ever recorded by any candidate for statewide office in Pennsylvania, which beats the record of our governor, Josh Shapiro. So congratulations. Yes, well deserved. So Garrity, she's an interesting person. She'll never talk about whether she aspires to future office and we wanna wish her condolences. The day after the election, she lost her dad. Her dad passed away. And so that's why we've been trying to have her on, but obviously our hearts are with her. But she is described as the angel of the desert, a nickname she got while serving in Iraq and the U.S. Army Reserve in 2004. Okay. And so Fiesty Redhead, who's making a big name in Pennsylvania politics. Nothing wrong with a Fiesty Redhead. You need one of those from time to time. See, normally Greg would play Springsteen's Redheaded Woman song, but you know. Speaking of Fiesty Redheads, anybody checked in on Kathy Griffin lately? I know we played her on the cut sheet yesterday, but you know, 20 hours has gone by. But for Trump, I'm trying to look up it. Trump holds the record as far as on a national level. I believe he holds the record in Pennsylvania for an election as far as receiving the most Pennsylvania votes in any national election. Top of the tip, ticket. So I need you guys like those numbers. So I'll get those numbers and send them to you. 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All right, Don, thank you very much, 855-839-1210, cut sheet in just about 25 minutes, which will include a update with that FEMA worker that was accused of telling staff to skip the hurricane-ravaged areas that had Trump signs in the front yard. Well, it's not just an isolated incident. We'll give you those details and you'll hear from the lady who got fired. That's coming up at around 745. But before we get there, a couple of orders of business to hit on. A update to the Michael Strahan National Anthem story. If you were not with us yesterday, it was on Sunday. So Michael Strahan, former giant defensive end during the McNab days, is he's got a dual roles. He's on ABC's Good Morning America, but he's also on Fox NFL Sunday, their pregame show with four or five other panelists before, you know, the 1PM games kick off your own channel 29 locally. So they were out, I think it was on the West Coast and there was a beautiful rendition leading into the one o'clock games of the National Anthem, obviously the day before Veterans Day. And Strahan came under fire for not putting his hand over his heart for the National Anthem. We played that video for you yesterday and now we have a follow-up. I'll give you the follow-up in a moment, but Phil, I believe you told me, you do have the original Strahan video with the National Anthem. So if you could, let's play this first again, just a refresher. All right, so there's Bronk, Jimmy Johnson and Strahan. His arms are crossed right around, you know, his waist. So I said yesterday that I didn't know the quote unquote protocol for this. I have seen people, you always take your hat off, you always stand as long as you're physically able to. And then, you know, most people put their hand over their chest. I usually put my hand over my chest. I know there's been times in the past at a football game where I keep my hands kind of wrapped behind my back or I have them across like Strahan. But I think for the most part, you put it across your chest. It was interesting because I said yesterday, I'll defer to the vets on this one. And we did have some vets in the YouTube chat that said no issue with what Strahan is doing there. Some people have made this to be an issue. If you want to make it an issue, I get it. I'm not saying you're wrong. I think there are bigger fish to fry, so to speak. But I actually have a bigger issue with the follow up of what transpired when a Daily Mail reporter apparently tracked down Michael Strahan to get comment on this because as we know, he did not release a public statement on television or through social media. I believe Fox had said they're not going to comment. There will be no disciplinary action. So the Daily Mail took it to a different level. And we've seen this before, right? It's kind of the TMZ thing. You try to get a quick comment. And this was apparently outside of Strahan's residence. Phil, if we could, let's listen and watch this. - Don't come to my house. - Don't come to my house. - Don't come to my house. - Don't come to my house. - All right, so there you go. Now it's in slow motion again. Don't come to my house. He gives the finger and then the stiff arm with the hand. It sounds like it looks like from, if you're watching on YouTube, I know it's very brief, that he kind of knocks the phone out of the guy's hand. It's not Jason Kelsey lashing out and slamming somebody's cell phone. Like he did two weeks ago in Happy Valley at the Penn State game on a Saturday for the Ohio State game. But again, this is the same. I try to be consistent with my analysis. Jason Kelsey, you can't break somebody's cell phone. Okay, I get it. They called your brother the F word. The same thing with Joe LMB'd. You know, Marcus Hayes writing what he did out of lines, out of bounds, I get it. But physically, according to allegations, physically putting your hands, that's breaking the law. You can't do it. So to me, the same thing applies with Strayhand. I don't like media showing up at people's house, whether they're broadcasters, sports people or politicians. Like I don't like the fact that people would go to Joe Biden's house or Donald Trump's house or anything like that or Brett Kavanaugh, any of these types of stuff. But to me, you can't destroy somebody's property. And I know it was kind of like a half-hearted shove. Maybe the phone didn't even break. But you don't have the right to physically touch other people's belongings or their body. So to me, that's the bigger issue than Strayhand, not putting his hand over his heart. Don, I know you were a little bit more of the belief. I believe yesterday of he should have put his hand over his heart. What do you make of the follow-up here? I don't know. I mean, to be really honest in the scheme of life and everything. It feels like it's overblown, right? Yeah, I mean, you know, people are talking, yeah. I mean, we have crime and we have budget issues and more numbers coming out and inflation. You know what I mean? On the scheme of things, I think maybe we love to talk about these things because it's a little bit of an escape and that sort of thing. But I don't think he meant any disrespect. I don't think he's a disrespectful person. As far as a phone, did you show video of it? 'Cause I-- - Yes, yes. Phil, do you wanna-- - I have a delay and I think someone will look at Craig's. But, you know, my whole thing about this is if somebody, you know, whether it's Jason Kelsey or you or me or Michael Strahan, if somebody shoves something in my face because technically, you know, there is personal space. If somebody shoves something, I don't know, is that mace? What are they doing? If they're shoving something in my face, get out of my face. I mean, I can see-- - 'Cause I don't know what that is. Like, you don't have a right just because you're a news reporter to shove something in somebody's face. And by the way, if you did that to somebody like Trump, Secret Service would probably smack your hand because you're not allowed to do that. So, in this day and age of like crazy people, like Craig, I've had, I had in our old building, I have these two women chase me into the building, running after me. - Are you serious? - Yes, they were waiting for me and they ran. So, in this crazy, crazy day right now, Michael Strahan is thinking, who is this crazy person? They're shoving something, don't shove something in my face. - See, I don't have a right to do that. - I can understand if they're impeding your progress to go into your house, right? Like, if they're blocking you off, but if they're walking alongside by side with you or just kind of standing there where you could just, you know, you could just walk around them or, excuse me. Now, if they keep blocking you off for comment, then I understand why you resort to what you did. It's like the Oprah video from yesterday. Like, I don't like what that guy did to Oprah, but he wasn't impeding her progress to get back to her beautiful Range Rover. It's not like he didn't allow her to get into her car. Now, if somebody tries to, you know, stop your progress to get to, from point A to point B, I get it, but, you know, the knocking of the phone, like, you know, the guy's just doing his job, right? So, this is kind of where, even though I don't like it, I wanna defend the daily mail. Like, he was sent out there, I'm assuming, but I wanna-- - He's being aggressive. Nick, you can, you, your phone can zoom in. You don't have to be right up in somebody's face. And so, as a news reporter, you know that. And so, you know, I hope is, I can't believe his phone was broken. - So, you don't like the whole TMZ style, like, ambusterism? - No, I mean, you know, no, I don't, paparazzi chasing people. - Yeah. - Like, no, you can-- - I don't, I deal with it every day in the garage leaving. There's paparazzi, but I just wanna get in my truck and get on the scoochle. No comment, yeah. - You know, like, can I touch your Piazza? (laughing) - Unbelievable. - Excuse me, can I touch your Piazza? - It's just the stuff we give. We get riled up about in this world, like, really? - Yeah, I mean, you know, I don't know. I don't know if they have a, if they knew each other. I don't know what the deal is with him, but I would say, if you're a news reporter, and I've been in that situation, I've been shoved back. I've been, you know what I mean? Like, you have to be a professional. You shove yourself in somebody's space or you shove a device in their face. And this is, you know, a big guy, so, right? I don't think that he's a violent guy. - Yes, the most pushback the Giants have had in 12 years. (laughing) - Eight, five, five, eight, three, nine, 12, 10, cut sheets coming up at 7.45. We'll get to one other story, because now the left is melting down. We've heard about sex strikes. How about filing for divorce because your husband voted for Donald Trump, an epic story plus conspiracy elections. We've got the left coming out saying a big wig, stole the election for Trump, and it's somebody we're all very, very familiar with. We'll give you those details on the other side. But first of all, from our friends at the Piazza Auto Group, and we are talking today about the Honda Pro Log, and I have driven this vehicle, and this thing is impressive. First of all, it's Honda's first all-electric SUV, with a range of almost 300 miles on a single charge and a fast charge time, you can cruise the roads worry-free. 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And looking forward to continuing to see these stories that pop up where people are just losing their minds. Maureen Callahan for the Daily Mail wrote a great article about just how crazy the left has gotten with their lunatic sex bans and self-care snow flakery. Maureen Callahan says the Trump win meltdown proves that liberals are more delusional than ever. She writes the following, and some of these we gave you these stories and some of these are new to me. So this is fascinating. Supporters wept outside of Howard University as Kamala Harris conceded. Columbia, Harvard and New York's exclusive Fieldston School offered students days off to grieve, hold space as they love to stay for what might have been. Georgetown University opened self-care suites where students and faculty could color, play with Legos and have milk and cookies. In recognition of these stressful times, Northwestern and Princeton did the same. These are our future leaders. The Guardian offered its employees free counseling, ostensibly hardened reporters, traumatized by a peaceful, fair and free election that needs safe spaces and psychotherapy. Vogue noted that New Yorkers dressed in head to toe black last Wednesday, expressing heartbreak and profound disappointment in those who voted against our best interest. She writes, the left never gets it. They didn't get it after Hillary lost in 2016 and they sure don't get it now. And apparently this husband has to deal with the fallout. This story from the mirror over in the UK, the headline shocked husband speechless as wife files for divorce after he voted for Donald Trump. I mean, we have seen some crazy things in this lifetime and I was actually a little surprised. I had some tweets when we were talking late last week about spouses and who the spouse votes for, does your wife or husband tell you. And we got tweets from people that listen, that I know that have tweeted me before that are consistent listeners of the show that have said I've been and I'm paraphrasing. I've been married to my wife for 35 years, never once have we told each other who we voted for. I didn't even know that that was really a thing. Like I imagine husband and wife either on the same page or opposite, but they share it. I figured my wife saying I'm not gonna tell you who I voted for was her way of either not getting me bothered over the fact that she went calm or making my head get bigger that I swayed her to vote for Trump. But people can be married for three or four decades and never have the conversation with the person they sleep next to. I think that's fast. I didn't know that that was really a thing. - No, maybe that's how they keep it going. - I get it. - Who'd you vote for, honey? - Look, there's a curtain on that booth for a reason, right? - Yeah. - You don't have to tell anybody? - Yeah, you're right. In theory, you're correct. It's nobody's business, but yours. You go in there, you do your thing. This comes off of the clip that we had with Joy Reid. - Here's the interesting thing. 20 years ago, 30 years ago. If there were Tinder or whatever, the apps are these days where you swipe right and you can hook up. - You would have never, in a million years, asked somebody what political party they're affiliated with. - Great point. - Or who they voted for. - How quickly do you think that comes up now? - That never came up. I can almost guarantee you that in the first, you know, half hour of a conversation, it is brought up about if they voted for Trump, if they didn't vote for Trump, you know, what side of the aisle are on. And also, I'm sure that you can go on these apps and put in your political party-- - Oh, I'm sure there's a spot for it. There's no question. There has to be. I'm just wondering how quickly you go down the list of, okay, I'm into sports, I'm into cooking, I'm into camping, and I'm a conservative, or I'm a liberal, or I'm moderate, or I'm apolitical, or whatever. It's fascinating, I mean, and I got this story here. So they write, a man said that he can't believe his wife was ready to throw away, quote, our entire life after filing for divorce over the fact that he voted for Donald Trump. The distraught husband wrote on social media that he has been left without words, that the marriage could fall apart over politics, and that the divorce papers could be served so quickly. He writes, "I voted for Trump, "my wife sent me divorce papers, what do I do?" I call a lawyer, sir. I didn't even know it was possible to be served divorce papers this quickly. I don't even know what to say, I'm shocked. I married somebody willing to throw away our entire life over politics. Last week, we were happy. Today, we're getting divorced. She won't have a discussion. They weren't happy. That's what I'm thinking, right? Like, you had to have been doing something wrong or you had to have known something was up. She goes, "She won't have the discussion," says, "Nothing will change her mind," insists, she is going to report my parents because they live off of disability. But my dad does some cash work, auto repair on the side. So now I'm worried for my whole family. Either that or his wife just went completely off the deep end. I think they don't like to Carl on our YouTube chat at Carl's point. I just think some people are not communicating. - Well, right. - You know what I mean? So they're just keeping things going. They're not talking. - Sure. - If you don't know who you're significant other, especially if you've been married for more than a year, you should know them and know what they're thinking about with policy and that sort of thing. So the fact that somebody could be together for years and not know, then you don't know that person. - Yeah, and I totally think that you can have a conservative spouse and a liberal spouse and live a happy life and have your conversations about it and still get along. To me, the only way I could see it not working is if it was really, really super hyper-political people. Like, let's take the most extreme cases, right? Let's take somebody, whoever you think of is the most far right individual that you know publicly or privately. And then taking the most insane left-wing person, let's say somebody that we play from TikTok on the cut sheet. Like a marriage like that would never work. - Well, so I'm just trying to think this through, but in a serious way, usually when you get married, you go to some kind of counseling with your church, with your synagogue, you sit down and you talk not about politics, but about your beliefs and your values. So generally speaking, some of those values might come out and that might point you in the direction of what political party, and to that point out, I think of like we've talked about Tulsi Gabbard and where she'll land in the Trump administration. So somebody like Tulsi, long time Democrat. And so for some people, the only thing I could see is some people maybe feel that they're party, that they were a long time Democrat, or raised in that party or union member. Maybe the party left them, and maybe that would raise some questions in a relationship. But from what you're talking about, these are couples who just don't communicate. - So you're telling me that you don't think that it is possible for a uber liberal to be married to an uber conservative? - Of course. - Mary Matt Madlin. - Yeah, James Carvel. - I mean, that's the most famous example, but is there, do you think-- - Couldn't I see Alex Jones marrying Joy Reid? No. (laughing) And again, I'm not talking specifically about their physical characteristics, but based on what comes out of their mouth, what they say politically, I don't know how that could ever work. I guess maybe Carville and whoever you're mentioning is the exception? - Alex, after all of his nonsense and-- - He might need lawsuits. - He might need Joy's money. - He's a sugar mama. - You guys can't agree with your spouse on every political issue. - Oh, hell no. No, absolutely not. I don't mean my wife don't even agree that today's Wednesday. (laughing) But I mean, isn't, so I guess I'm coming at this from a different angle. You can only be with somebody if they align with you politically. - No. - I just think that's sad. - No, and I think, yeah. - Don't talk politics. - I don't know. - To your extent, I agree. I think it is sad that you couldn't be with someone. I mean, that's why I mentioned the Joy Reid clip. Like, you're really not going to go to somebody's house on Thanksgiving or invite him over because Trump won. Like, really? - But like, I'm really-- - But I know families like that. - Oh, I know. - We all do. - We all do. My friend Colleen, do you ever go to Naples or Fort Myers? So Colleen, she and Patrick have been together for decades since college. He runs fishing adventures in the, you know, Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Naples area. He is a MAGA Republican guy, always has been. She's a school teacher, she's a Democrat. They've been married forever, very happily married. - Oh, good for them. - But I will say, she's not political. - Okay, yeah. - You know what I mean? - Right. - Like, she's just-- - She's not consuming and she's not living and breathing it. - So she's like, oh, Patrick. Like, you know what I mean? She's not a political, so that's why that works. - Okay. - If you had somebody who was, you know, really into politics. - I can't stop talking about it or thinking about it. - And their partner is, yeah, I think I could see where that would be a problem. - Like, I'm thinking about, not even my parents, but like my grandparents. My grandparents were both lifelong blue collar Democrats. You know what I mean? Would probably be considered Republicans today. - Yep. - But I don't know, I don't remember, I don't know if my grandmother knew how my grandfather, like, I don't know, I don't, 'cause that stuff kind of wasn't discussed like that. - It's not as, 'cause it's not as polarizing. It's way more polarizing today, right? - There used to be, you know, church and politics. Don't, you know, don't talk about the religion of politics when you're in a space with other people. Like, we've kind of blown past that, haven't we? I would think so, but I mean, I mean, we played you that clip of that girl that was having a meltdown because her dad voted for Trump, right? - I just think politics consumes too much of our lives. And look, we're different animals because of what we do for a living. But I think as a society, it just consumes too much of our lives. - Do you think, but, you know, I'll push back on it. I think beyond the fact that what we do for a living and the people that are listening to this show, a majority of America, 'cause I don't know what the percentage is, 75%, 90%. They don't consume this every day. So maybe that's why you can have a Democrat and a Republican in a marriage. And they talk about it once every two to four years, right? - Sure. - Like during election time, 'cause you're tied up, you've got kids, you've got your job, you've got your extracurricular activities, you're not spending your time on social media. Did you see what Liz Warren said? Oh, I can't believe Elon Musk tweeted that. I mean, most people aren't living that lifestyle. - But like, Nick, you're really into sports. Do you and your wife sit around talking about sports? - No. - Exactly, so there are things that you are interested in, that your spouse is not interested in, that you guys just don't talk about. - Right. - That's right. - But, okay, that's a great example. Because I think there's, if your significant other loves sports, then for me personally, I think that you at least owe that relationship to know something about that, if that's their passion. - She invests in football. She'll watch the Eagles and she'll watch Alabama with me, but she don't give a damn about baseball, basketball, hockey, like the golf. She may be like, "Well, I'm watching a golf event "on a Sunday in May." She wants to legitimately decapitate me and boil my head in Hollywood. - Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. So you're saying, Don, that if you're really into something, your spouse should invest time into learning about it, just because you're into it? - I totally agree with that. - Or at least be curious about it. - I invest in one, I give my wife one show every year, one show that you like, I'll invest in. I invest, obviously, in the dance thing, 'cause it's my girls, but I try to understand where the dance mom's coming from, so I agree with on. You got a show interest in something that your significant other is, you know. - I get that, but my wife hates sports. I'm not gonna sit there and make her watch. I mean, she's been to baseball games with me. She's been to football games with me, but she doesn't enjoy it. Why would I make her enjoy something? - I don't know if it's a make, but does she-- - I don't know why you would make her do it. - I love stickin' people. (laughing) - That's why you would do it. - And she's also not a political person, so why are we? You know what I mean? We have other things in common, so why does it matter? I don't know, I just feel like it's-- - So she doesn't listen to you, maestro of the country? - She listens to nothing of the show, not a single second of the show, which I would probably better all for it. - Exactly, which I appreciate. - Is your mom or-- - No, my mom listens to know my father is a huge-- my father and stepmother are huge listeners. They're probably up right now listening, but-- - Beautiful. - Very proud of you. - But yeah, no, I don't know, I just don't feel like it's something that, if you're not into, why do it? Like, why force somebody like, well, it's because it's my son or it's because of my husband. Like, I don't know, you have your own things. I don't know, I just, I don't know why you need to-- - Yeah, I never force my wife to watch the Eagles or Alabama, it's just something she's, and she was always an Eagles fan, but she kind of adopted Alabama once she met me, so. - Magal Mush says, I'm not interested in cross-stitching, but my wife is, Greg is right on this one. (laughs) - Can I ask what exactly cross-stitching means? - Can you stop reading? - It's not, you stop reading it, that's what you're looking. - Let me read the comments, you're very-- - That is his role dog. - You're very sensitive when people, you know, make fun of us, so let me read it, and I'll, don't cry out the good. - He was supporting you. - Thank you, yeah. - She's coming to your rescue stalker, would you rather have her be in your throat? - EK-Z, I read a supportive one. - EK-Z says, Greg's family would rather listen to Sean's. (laughs) - That is a great, A plus, A plus, you win, you win, you two. That is fantastic, speaking of cut sheet. - Yeah, speaking of cut sheet, like I said, it was gonna be in 11 minutes or 17 minutes, it's gonna be in 17 minutes. We'll get to the cut sheet, that's coming up next, Kaley Company, talk radio 1210WPhD. - When it comes to your home, trust is everything. 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(crowd cheering) - We are going to the border. We've been to the border. So this whole thing about the border, we've been to the border. We've been to the border. - You haven't been to the border. - And I haven't been to Europe. I don't understand the point that you're making. - I hear a lot of people say, the talk over mass deportation, it's racist. It's threatening to immigrant community. It's not threatening to immigrant community. They should be threatening to the illegal immigrant community. - Is there a way to carry out mass deportation without separating families? - Courcers. Families can be deported together. - It is not an emergency. We are not facing a crisis. - We have a pressing United States who has created a fiction about a crisis at the border and he has held up the United States government and its workers around his vanity project called a law. - To the Colonel Cartel's in Mexico. You've spoken of fentanyl across this country to kill 148,000 young Americans. You have killed more Americans than every terrorist organization in the world combined. And that's when President Trump gets back in office. He's going to designate you a terrorist organization. He's going to wipe you off the face of the earth. - Yeah. - You're done. - You're done. - Get out. - This is the idea that he is trying to say that we have people that are trying to invade the American free to commit mass crime is a crisis of his own making. And I specialize in transnational criminal organizing. - Yeah. - That's why I go stop them. - No. (audience applauding) - No! (audience applauding) (audience applauding) (audience applauding) - There's a 600% increase in sex traffic on women and children. Borbitro has arrested more terrorists coming across the border in one month than Trump had in four years. This is the biggest natural security vulnerability this country's ever had. Donald Trump would be the president. I'll be in the middle of running the biggest deportation operation this country's ever seen. - I am not for a while. We don't need to kill him. This is a crisis of his own making. - This is amazing. - Because he's a vanity project that he doesn't want to give up. It's the president's vanity project. - Mm-hmm. - This issue is about a vanity project for this press fight. - The president's vanity project? - Let me be very clear. I'm not gonna vote for a wall under any circumstances. - But the-- - It will not end with a wall. - It will not end with a wall. - But when I end with a wall? - No. (laughing) - Yes. - On that note, boy, I'll tell you what. The clown show side circus administration is coming to a close. It looks like the grownups are gonna be returning to power and getting back in charge. Boy, what a stark contrast. Hard to believe that that's a controversial opinion to have. Well, Nick, they're gonna separate the parents from the children. - Did you hear the numbers? 148,000 people have been killed from fentanyl. So that eclipses all of the entire death count of every terrorist organization combined on the planet. It's not talked about enough. The fentanyl crisis in this country is staggering and it gets almost no run except in our format on our side of the aisle. - Yeah. - And I've got to worry about, well, we're gonna separate parents. You're here illegally, I don't care. Too bad. - By the way, another good reason to listen on the app or listen on YouTube is because that doesn't get dumped. It only gets dumped on the radio because, you know, the FCC. - I gotta get Tom Holman on the show. You know, that's a guy I'd like to talk to. I'm like, God, we haven't forbid somebody hears the S word. We might get fined. - Yeah, I actually think you need to go and have a meeting with the FCC. - I would love to. - Make your case as to why it's ridiculous. We can't curse. - I agree. - I don't. You think the ratings are good now? You get me fully uncensored with no restriction like curse words. - I agree. - I might take out every station in this building. - We're a radio station for adults, okay? - I know. Nobody under the age of 18 listens to this program. - So stop with this. - Yes. - Stop. - And when I give out my yearly speech on the Easter Bunny, don't tell me that, good, get to the car. Just for adults. - Well, I'll get to the Easter Bunny again. He's coming up. - No, we're not. Just have good taste. All right, Kale. - We got sick. - What's gonna happen in New York and New York? Mayor Adams spoke on the deportation situation. - Doing a, doing a... - He better be careful. - He better be careful. - How about you investigate him again? - Yeah, this is Tanville, uh, go. - The voters communicated loudly and clearly. We have a broken immigration system. It needs to be fixed. That's the only conversation I want. It's broken. It needs to be fixed. And New York City was devastated by that broken system. 220,000 migrants in asylum seekers have made their way here. No financial existence from the administration. I think it was about 200 or something, million dollars. With billions of dollars we had to pay for. I don't want to see that happen again. I don't want what's taking place in Chicago or in Denver, Los Angeles, Houston. I don't want to see it take place again. Let's fix our immigration system. Anything other than that, I'm not interested in that conversation. We have a broken system. I talked about this in 2022. Just as I talked about violence in 2021. And voters made this the top of their list. The top of their list. When I was talking about it, everyone was just being dismissive of me. And voters said this. - Shame on SNL for not bringing Tracy Morgan back to do a parody bit on Eric Adams. 'Cause I swear if you just close your eyes, Eric Adams sounds identical to Tracy Morgan, who's absolutely hysterical. Here's an idea that I've had. So with all of this nonsense coming to an end, and Eric Adams realizing just how bad it is now. So all of this money was allocated for illegal immigrants. These prepaid debit cards, $500 in night hotels. I'm imagining with some of these programs coming to an end that there's still money that was set aside and allocated for this. So why don't we take those leftover funds assuming that they are still available and give them to veterans across the country in cities where, and I know there's one veteran speaking of veterans because it's Veterans Week and we had Veterans Day on Monday and we're chatting with some of these great Americans of the last great generation. That one individual in New York who was a homeless veteran, who was forced out of wherever he was living, you know, I don't know if it was a shelter or what they would call it, for an illegal immigrant. I mean, that's the way we treat our veterans in this country, that they go back on the street for somebody here that hasn't gone about the process in the proper way. Well, that's despicable. I think that's one issue that Americans in polling are united on, and that's why I was surprised with the Pete Hegsef appointment that we talked about earlier this morning to Trump's cabinet. I would have thought he would have been well-suited because he's talked a lot about veterans affairs issues. So I'm curious as to who will have that cabinet position. But I think in this one, I think most Americans agree that it is ridiculous, that in New York, they had that one year program that we've talked about which they did not renew the contract, but they were, so a family of four was receiving $350 per week in the form of that so-called gift card, $350 per week for non-citizens, for illegals, and that infuriated people across the nation programs like that because we don't have those kinds of programs for veterans, for those who've served in our military. As far as New York Mayor Adams, he has a trial date on his corruption trial. - That's what I'm saying, he's gonna be careful. - You know what I mean? So he's going to trial. I mean, he's trying to curry favor. I was just gonna say he's trying to curry favor with the- - Yeah. - Is he gonna be in the Trump administration? - No, but I think he'll seek maybe a pardon or something of that nature. - Uh-huh, yeah. By the way, I just got an email while we were you two were yapping it up about the politics and pines for tonight. Apparently, we are releasing 30 more tickets. So, if you have not done so yet and you can make it tonight, it's tonight. We have released 30 more tickets. Politics and pines go to 1210WPHT.com right now. There's an icon you can click on, you can get 'em. But if you're not doing it in the media theater tonight, 730, we've just released 30 new tickets. So if you haven't bought them yet, do it now. - Yeah, you can meet your new nighttime host. - 1210WPHT.com, Richie Oli, Jimmy Phala. - It burns his old drooping nuts. - Exactly, it should be a good time. Politics and pines, 30 more tickets act that quickly. - So much fun. - Do it now. - So, apparently, remember when Elon Musk hosted SNL? Apparently, one of the cast members, Chloe Feynman. She is a new cast member. Apparently, she pitched him a sketch that he didn't like and it made her cry. And I have to think, this is disturbing to me in many ways because her job as a comedy writer, I mean, she's a performer, too. But her job as a comedy writer, it's like, you sit around in a room. - Float out ideas. - Float out ideas. And they may be terrible. - Right. - But you try. - Right, and then you tell them that Elon and Elon probably said-- - Go. (beep) - Yourself. - Her recounting of this story is hysterical. - Okay. - Go, Phil. - Okay, I just have some news article about Elon Musk being like, but hurt about SNL and his impression. And I'm like, you know what? I'm gonna come out and say at long last that I'm the cast member that he made cry. And he's the host that made someone cry. You made an eye. Chloe Feynman burst into tears because I stayed up all night writing this sketch. I was so excited. I came in. I asked if you had any questions and you stared at me like you were firing me from Tesla and were like, it's not funny. Then you started flying through my script, like flipping each page being like, I didn't laugh. 'Cause I didn't laugh once, not one time. - Oh my God. Two things. One, she's incredibly soft. Explains why SNL is unwatchable. And I have no idea who she is. But I could totally see Elon Musk doing that. He's a billionaire. He's probably an a-hole. And I have no problems. Like I love the fact that he brought back X in free speech. I love the fact he's gonna whittle away these jobs. But if that's true, am I surprised? No. There's a lot of these guys like Elon Musk, they're never told no. - It is, first of all, the fact that she's a comedy writer and goes on Twitter or whatever this was to say that she burst into tears because somebody didn't like her. - It's awful. Her sketch. - She probably had a mental health day after Trump winning last week. - Oh, God. Now by the way, she deleted that and Elon Musk responded saying frankly, it was only on Thursday, it was on the Thursday before the Saturday that any of the sketches generated last. He says, I was worried. I was like, dang, my SNL appearance is gonna be so, ooh, unfunny, that it'll make a crack head sober. But then it worked out in the end. So he, you know, he did respond. - Howard, two things I wanna say on this, Howard Stern in the 90s. - Yeah. - Was asked to host SNL many times. And he said, he said point blank. He goes, I will do it if I can bring my own writers in. I don't want your writers writing because I can't be in a sketch that's unfunny. It will hurt my brand. So they said no. So he never hosted SNL in his whole popularity in the 90s because he was like, I can't take the risk of being in something unfunny. - Yes. - 'Cause it'll hurt my brand. Elon Musk, even though it's not, you know, he doesn't, why would he wanna be in something that's unfunny? - I agree. Why would you wanna be on SNL period in 2024? It hasn't been funded in 20 years. - Also, if you have not watched the movie Saturday night, it is, it's streaming right now on Apple, I think. It is fabulous. It's about the first show of SNL. - Oh, this is in my wheelhouse. - 1975, it is like the 90 minutes leading up to the first live show. And all the disaster that is. You talk about a bunch of people in their 20s and 30s, a bunch of renegades who were just like the standards and practices came in and they were crossing out words they couldn't say on TV. The writers literally took the standards and practicing, burned it and threw it out the window. - Wow. - So like, you're talking about like a group of renegades that came out and be like, I don't care what you say, we're gonna go on and do this, whether you like it or not. And what is it evolving to with this woman crying because somebody didn't like her sketch? - You're right. Now let me answer this. - Business. - Exactly. - Oh, absolutely. I mean, could you, I mean, I've had, I've flowed out ideas for the show, for the station all the time. Sometimes they're brilliant, other times they don't even get responses, right? Like that's what happens. If you're a content creator, you always think-- - I'll get back to you. - I'm not talking about anything specific, but it's just, you know, like you're gonna whiff. I mean, when you are in the content creation business, I mean, let's talk about Don for a second. Don, you do 30 hours of radio a week. I personally think all 30 hours are exhilarating, but you know, when you judge yourself as a talent, you might sit there and say, man, you know what? That segment was not my best segment or, you know, that interview, I didn't think it was gonna go. I mean, when you're live and you're shooting 20, 30 hours a week, you know, you're gonna have swings and misses. It happens. - Yeah, so here's the problem. She's in for a great disappointment, especially when they fire her, because she's, you know, seriously, because for me, when I do listen back to anything, I hate my work. - Me too, so do I. - Oh, God, that was horrible. And that's, by the way, what makes you better, because you are, we should all be our own worst critic, I think. - Yeah. - And for those people, I imagine she thinks, she was what, guarantee you, she was raised that everybody got a trophy, and they said, - You're so beautiful. - You're so beautiful. - You're so fabulous, right? - Yep, yep, yep. - Yeah, it's, it's, you're right. Look, I'm, you know, I'm on the show, and I'm the program director theoretically. So, like, nobody's gonna air check me. So I air check myself, and I'm just like, "Well, no, no." You know what I mean, like, I have meetings, I'm waiting for you, I'm gonna need to have a meeting. - I have meetings for myself. So I'm with you, I'm with you on the whole thing of, I hate listening back, but sometimes you have to, it makes you better. - Speaking of that, SNL, first episode in '75, do you happen to remember who the host? - George Carlin, okay. - And the musical gets, there were two, it was Billy Preston and Janice Ian, I think. - Wow. - I only know that because I literally just watched it yesterday, but it was a completely different show. I mean, the cast was barely in the first episode, it was a bunch of sketches, it was Stand Up Comedy Acts, the hosts were really the main attraction, they had two musical guests, the Muppets were involved in it. Like, it was a completely different show. - I could talk SNL all day, man, all the different errors and when it was good, when it was decent, when it was terrible. - I wanted to play this, I was, I didn't know how interesting this would be, but I think it will be. So this is on the Patrick Ed David podcast yesterday. In a Charlie Kirk, he went, he was part of the Trump transition, or not transition, but he was part of that social media group that helped him. So he talked at length yesterday, and Chris Cuomo was in this too, which I think is interesting, about the blueprint for the Trump campaign 2024. We know a lot of this, but to hear it put this way, I think it's super interesting about how they, this is really what we've been talking about, this is what your big take was about today, this is what we've been talking about, about how they kind of just pushed aside legacy media and went in this new direction. And the way he talks about this, I think it's super interesting, Phil, if you wanna roll it. - Lee, however, I disagree, there were still some late breakers and undecided people. I do think that pool was less than 2% though. I think, so Donald Trump is a lot though. - And Donald Trump's campaign strategy of which we helped execute on the ground in some of these states was that guys, don't spend your time knocking on doors about a suburban soccer mom who's weighing her options. Because that takes nine contacts to try to get her. Nine points of contact, on average. Conversations, discussions, and they can be 30 minutes on it. Instead, turning point, go spend your time in very Republican areas where there are non-registered or what we call disengaged voters. People that like Trump, like his worldview, for example, the bro vote, right? And so this is where we spent our time and we harvested, not ballot harvested, but we harvested in a very, very powerful way at Arizona State University, for example, we registered thousands of young men to vote in fraternities. And that was way easier than us going to try to win over swing voters. And we did a little bit of that. But generally, the Trump campaign was brilliant 'cause they threw the Republican consultant playbook out. The Republican consultant playbook was, spend all your time on the middle, on those like middle 15% swing voters and go all in. Trump campaign said, why don't we just make our base bigger? Why don't we just make the people who love us the most? And so what they looked at was demographics. And they realized, if we can make the electorate 3% more masculine, and by the way, they were so smart to do this. - This is Susie? - This is Susie and James Blair and La Savita. And they were so smart 'cause they said, wait a second, what is more important than race, whether or not you're a man or woman actually dictates your political affiliation far more of a correlation than your race? So they de-emphasized racial politics and they emphasized more of a masculine machismo approach. And boy, did it work. And not only did it work, you're running up against a woman. So it's easier to kind of make that argument. And so I don't mean to monopolize the time, but this is really interesting. We keep going. And so what the Trump campaign then did, the Republican consultant played by Karl Rove basically authored was everything is about hyperpensative, two types of voters, hyperpensity and low propensity voters. A hyperpensity voter is typically college educated, lives in the suburbs, they watch Chris, they watch CNN, they have an income over $100,000 a year, they have two kids and a picket fence and they go to soccer games and they don't commit crimes. You know, that type of demo, right? Hyperpensity voters is where the Republican party has always been focused. Okay, but Trump came and he said, no, no, no. We're gonna focus on low propensity voters. The welder, the electrician, the carpenter, the police officer, or the person that's just not registered to vote, where I thought that Donald Trump was gonna win. And I wasn't as confident as anybody else, okay? Was when I started to see the voter registration surge across the country in the summer before, this last summer, new people that were registering to vote, were registering at a clip three to one versus Democrat in Pennsylvania, for the first time ever. Wow. In Pennsylvania, for the first time ever, we had every county in Pennsylvania, we were out registering Democrats for the first time ever. Now mind you, what Josh Shapiro did as governor of Pennsylvania, is he put in a thing called motor voter, which means you automatically get registered to vote. They thought that was gonna help them. When you get your license, when you get your driver's license, it helped Republicans because of lower, think about who's not registered to vote, it's typically lower propensity voters, and PVD, here's the kicker. Where do these people get their information? Lower propensity voters get information on TikTok. They're not watching CNN. They're not sitting, you know why? These folks are darn tired by the time they get home. They're not turning on cable news. They're watching NFL football games. They're the ones that are not gonna be able to quote to you, "Margaret, they're not," by the way. - It's also this. - Yeah, it's also the phone. So what Donald Trump campaign did is they hacked the 2024 election, not in a way that people would think, where they said, "Wait a second. Everyone has a supercomputer in the right hand pocket." Why are we worried about what CNN is saying, or MSNBC is saying, "Why don't we win the Information War?" And then finally, the kicker. They said, "Why don't we go on the most ambitious over-the-top low propensity voter communication strategy on TheoVon, Joe Rogan, MelkBoys, Logan Paul, influencer strategies, right? And so what they said is, there's this whole reservoir, and the final kicker, my mandate at Turning Point was very simple. Charlie, turned Trump's supporters. - And did Trump loyal assertion something like that? - There you go. So to me, it is super smart. Trump circumvented the legacy media, the mainstream media. He went right around them, making this little pivot if you're watching on YouTube. And he reached where the masses go now. And some of them are still up and coming, but super interesting there, because you have Chris Cuomo, then you have Charlie Kirk with Patrick Bette, David. Kind of interesting to see that dynamic playing out there in that clip. But what I think is fascinating is, think about what Trump did throughout, and he mentions football there. Trump went to the Alabama Georgia game, right? Trump was involved, there was J.D. Vance, going to the Penn State, Ohio State game, and engaging in activating the young men. And this is where Don talks about young men are tired of being told that masculinity is some bad thing. It's evil, you get toxic. And what are you seeing now? And I know it's social media, and it's a small segment, but you're seeing all these frat pros, right? And they're doing the Trump dance, right? Like, they found a way to modernize, and like, I didn't realize just how much time. So you're going to spend nine different attempts to contact one suburban mom who's undecided. You're not making the most of your available time. If you can reach the masses quicker, as opposed to spending 45 minutes with one individual that might not pan out, I mean, what's the old adage? Don't work harder, work smarter. They work smarter. - Yep. - Really what they did? By the way, Charlie Karg, very bright guy. - So who will take the, so there's a lot of talk, this has cut 12, on the Senate seats for Marco Rubio, right? - And for- - J&D dance. - Scott Janning on CNN has a solution, or has a suggestion, actually. - Oh boy, you're changing this one up, this is going to be a doozy, I think. - Cut 12, go. - If Marco Rubio does in fact become Secretary of State, we're going to need a new senator from the state of Florida, and we need someone with Rubio's national security credentials. Now there's one Floridian who can do it. He stood up to the Russians, and the Iranians in the 1980s, when he defeated the Iron Chic, and Nikolai Volkov, two of America's most lethal foes. He is a real American, he fights for the rights of every man, he knows the courage is the thing that keeps us free. Ladies and gentlemen, I announce Rhonda Santis, get on it, Hulk Hogan for US Senate. - Oh, he's got the Hulkamania shirt. - When Hulkamania runs wild on you, brother. - All right, got it, we got to leave it there, everyone. - Glad you go. - Thank you very much, thank you for watching. - That would have led balloon in that room. - Yeah, it's hard to joke with people that don't have a sense of humor. I don't think I've ever, I mean. - You wonder why CNN's a man. Like, Abby Phillip really is the best she got. She's lifeless, she makes Anderson Cooper look like the life of the party. Yeah, that's not gonna happen, but interesting, because I think Jennings is probably, and I'm trying not to be a total partisan hack here, but can I tell you what? He's fearless, he gets in there, he butts heads, and then he tries to, like, and I think people take him on a serious level, 'cause he was a part of the Bush administration, for GW43, but then he works at a little bit of a, a little bit of comedy there. I played him earlier in the big take, he's taken swipes at Jimmy Kimmel. He's not just a nuts and bolts politics guy, he'll try to throw in a jab or two, I like it. - James Carvo goes off on DC-based Democrats for pushing identity, S-word. - Are we sure this is censored? - Well, I'm hoping. - Okay, 'cause I know you requested that last night. - I did, it was right at the top. - I even, you should see our, you should see our show sheets and our cut sheets and stuff, and of course, Don, I'm talking to you. No, I'm kidding, I'm kidding, but I have, I have, I actually spelled out what words I wanted censored in this video, so I'm hoping. - Sometimes I use red font when I do it in my emails. Sometimes I highlight it in yellow. I might go like font 72 one day just to get a rise out of Phil. Please edit this, times new Roman 72 font. - All right, James Carvo, he's going off. - Let's get it there and let's act like an opposition party. And yeah, an opposition party, we have no power. - By the way, let's stop. - What kind of scene? Is there a cat? Is that a baby? - Tell your great grandson to pipe down. - Yeah, he'll get his puffs and his binkie. - I actually think that's a cat. - Is that a cat? - I think so. - Well, Carvo. - No, LSU fan and a cat guy. - Phil, can we start it over, my friend, and go. - Let's get it there and let's act like an opposition party. And yeah, an opposition party. We can't make power. You understand that? None, none. We have no legislative power, we have no executive power. We have no judicial-- - All right, wait, hang on, hang on, this is just, I can't. - I think it's a cat. - It is 100% a cat. - He's cat sitting for three dollars. - He doesn't do anything. - He's recording a podcast. - I know. - Just move the cat into another room. - I know. - I know. - Put the cat outside. - Why is the cat so upset? - 'Cause the Democrats lost. (laughing) It's a liberal feline. - Or maybe the cat loves Trump and wants him out. - Is that a MAGA kitty? Is he ill-tempered? (laughing) - Oh, God, all right. - Very vocal. - It is a very vocal sack. - I like cats, but like, the ones that are annoying like that, so yeah, yeah, all right, it's gone. (laughing) - So out of power, you're an opposition party. And go and tell all of the people that are sending you and asking you for money. Justify what you did. Justify what you did wrong. And tell us what you're going to do different, because what you've done ain't worth a (beep) (laughing) All right? - Yeah. - Get your head around that. In all of the Washington-based Democrats farting around and going to wine and cheese parties and talking about how misogynistic they said, get your ass out of Washington. And go work on a 2026 campaign and do penance to make up for your (beep) damn arrogance and stupidity. - Yeah. - So we're not gonna say, well, we're gonna say, we told you so. We told you this identity (beep) was disaster. We told you to get out in front of public safety. It's just, you didn't? You didn't? We told you to have an open process and demonstrate the magnificent staggering and deep talent that exists in the modern democratic party you're getting. - Yeah. - We told you to differentiate yourself and buying, you didn't. I hate to be some (beep) know it all, but all of these things are part of the record. - Wow. - Man, funny how they all abandoned identity politics and the woke stuff and all the nonsense after the fact, well, I knew that this would be our undoing. Well, if everybody seemed to know the undoing was coming for the Democrat party, why didn't you pivot? Why didn't you change the policy? Why didn't Joe abandon it by year three, Kamala in the final hundred days? - You're a hundred percent right? - All these people are like, well, I told you about this. No, you didn't. You should have sounded the alarm eight months ago. - You know, the thing about it is, I can't even get beyond the cat. - Not me neither. - I can't get it. - The truth is, you cannot, so what they did was, they contained the cat someplace. And the cat is vocal and is complaining. The cat, much like all of us conservatives, wants freedom, you know what I mean? It is coming, you losers, you don't even get it. - Get me out of this cage. - Freedom. - The Carville cage. How about that look, by the way? He's got a red undershirt on. - Oh, that's his look, man. - Then the purple shirt. And then the yellow, green, and purple sweater. - Well, he's an LSU fan, dude. - Yeah, I know. - That's the LSU colors. - He's mad, man. Bam, I housed him last week. - Yeah. - It was big. Loved it. (laughing) - Anybody who cages a cat, you know, or any animal like that, that cat is not happy. - Oh, Michael Palkas says the cat is running from hungry Haitians. Oh, that's just not wrong. - How dare you? - They're eating the cats. - No, I guarantee you, they put it in some kind of a cage or whatever in the cat is. But he's doing a podcast, doing it. Take the cat somewhere else. - I know, my wife took on election night when I was hosting from the Cale Command Center. - Cale Command Center. - The wife took the dog upstairs. Was I getting about it? I can't have him yipping and barking. - Right, but you don't want a cage? You're not going to cage your dog, and your dog is like, "Oh, why are you doing this?" We catch with the cats. We catch like, "Wow, why are you doing this?" - Cajun, when we leave for the day. - You do? - Oh, absolutely, yeah. - Well, that kind of defeats the purpose of having the dog there to bite a burglar. - Yeah, well, they want to come in and take whatever you have. Take whatever you want, I don't care. - You caged the dog? - When we go away for like an entire day, if like we're going for 10 or 12 hours. - 10 or 12 hours. - Yeah, don't you have somebody who comes in and like walks in or from now, I don't have friends. And I'll just get, "No, I don't." Now, most times he's good, and most times we don't, but he's had a couple of stretches as he's now approaching five years old and still doesn't want to listen at times. There's a few times where he'll get a little combative, and it's not that he won't, he'll make a mess in the house. Like he won't poop or, you know, do the other business, but he'll occasionally try to jump up into the bread basket and he pulls off a rack of hot dog rolls or yeah, he's a big carb guy. - Yeah, that's good. - I don't feel like coming home and seeing all my hamburger rolls destroyed. Those brioche buns are expensive. - Oh God. - All right, let's break for Bruno. - All right. - Bruno can critique your brioche buns. - Yeah, brioche buns, brioche buns, yeah, that needs to be. We need to do 20 minutes on your brioche buns. - You can clip it if you'd like. From Carville to Bruno, we go, that'll be, by the way, I'd love to see a Carville Bruno show together. 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It's a killing company on demand from talk radio 1210WPHD and the free honesty app. So much stuff has happened in the last week. - Yes. - This has been the craziest week ever, but the joy is back. By the way, I have two cats and we have a dog that's staying with us. We only create the dog when we go out and leave her alone because the dog, you know, goes and scratches the door. - Yeah. - The cage, a cat. Unless, you know, you got a Florida panther. And by the way, they're a great hockey team. And I have Robin and Miss Robin and I drove across Alligator Alley to go watch Flyers Panthers last Saturday night over there in Sunrise, Florida. What a great game. That was the best sporting event I've seen this year, believe it or not, in person. It was the only sporting event I've seen in person live other than the Super Bowl. But the energy in the building was great and Myshop didn't play and then they bring him back and the Flyers were playing better. You know, the Eagles obviously are the talk of the entire NFL. Now Colin Calherd, who five weeks ago said they were a mess, now all of a sudden says they're a great team. So that's the difference between politics and sports guys. - Yeah. - Sports is a week to week gut-wrenching experience, especially in Philly, right? 76ers, they've already been mathematically eliminated. And now they played that, did you watch any of that guy turn it on last night? - NBA club with the blue court. - Oh. - Let's make up a sport where there's a make-believe trophy to just to try to get people close enough to Christmas day when the NBA season actually starts, right? Maybe we should bring in Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswami to clean out the efficiency in the NBA. - Wow. And then you turn on the TV and it looks like they're playing in the bottom of a swimming pool. The floor's blue, everybody's blue. - I thought they were in Dawn's-- - It should be red. - I thought they were in Dawn's hot tub. - It's not blue. - It's amazing. - It's amazing. - Is that a spring dance hot tub? - By the way, the dog comments are getting such a reaction on YouTube. Phil, can you put up a poll question? Is Nick out of line caging his dog for 10 to 12 hours? I agree with you, Tony. I agree with you. I think Nick is out of line. - I wouldn't have to do it if he was-- - Nick caging his dog or his cat. - No, I don't have a catch on it. - I'm anti-cat. - I got two cats, they're free range. They don't go outside though, they're indoor cats. But the cats do whatever the hell they want. They sleep on the bed. They can do everything. They poop in a litter box. You don't have to take them out for a walk. They're the easy and they love you back. 'Cause our cats love us. I mean, they sleep with us, you know, because they're rag dolls. So they're like the puppy cats. - Yeah. - You know, they're like little dogs. - Yeah. - Yeah, yeah. Is Nick out of line for caging his dog for 10 to 12 hours? I'm voting already. Yes. - I'm voting yes still. - One yes, it's 100% right now. Now it's only 2% of the vote in though. By the way, Buck's County is still trying to count the votes to see Bob Casey Ross. Can you believe that's happening, dog? It's still actually looking for balance in Buck's County. - It's amazing. - It really is amazing. - By the way, everybody get over to YouTube. YouTube.com/act1210 to be PhD. Vote on the poll question. Is Nick out of line for caging his dog 10 to 12 hours? - Yes. - It's the best thing we'll do all day today. - You're done right. And just to clarify, just to defend myself for a split second, it only happens at four to six times a year. Like if I go up to my sisters for the day in the Lehigh Valley and it's, you know, I don't drive 90 minutes each way to spend 90 minutes up there. You know, I'm just not gonna come home to, you know, property being destroyed. I can't tolerate it. - By the way, Nick, you should bicks rights in. You should do a show from a crate for four hours. That's gonna be a big crate, put Nick in there. - I lived in a crate for two years before my family got up here. - By the way, my sources here, my sources right across Florida, over on the East Coast at Marlago, are reporting that Rich Zioli is now in line to be the secretary of defense, undersecretary of defense, and the entire Zioli army would be drafted to go fight in future wars. That's breaking news, just handed me when my sources deep at Marlago. - Oh, amazing. - Let me start with this, because you've been in the media for a long time. I mean, you've done it all, dude. You've done radio, you've done TV, you've done news, you've done sports. Where are we at right now? Because MSNBC's ratings have collapsed. CNN is getting ready to just gut everybody that's making a bloated salary. I mean, what is this, just shifting dynamics? Is this Trump, I mean, what exactly do you make of this with where they're at? - I think the media has finally been exposed, and I've been saying this for years. This isn't just a new thing because of an election year. I've been saying, the Philadelphia Inquirer is the worst example. I mean, there's still publishing stuff that is laughable. I mean, they may as well just shut that thing down now. Seriously, they're trying to sell subscriptions one dollar for six months of a coverage. What does that tell you? - You can't even pay for Will Bunch's lunch for that. So the bottom line is the media has basically destroyed themselves that we people saw through the media. We know politicians all lie. We know people, you know, the people who are running for office are gonna promise you everything. That's the way it's always been. But the media in this country this year is D-O-A. I mean, you talk about MSNBC, they're still crying. You know, they're still crying, yet they're all gonna lose their jobs. And I don't like seeing people lose their jobs. And the Doge people, by the way, you know, I said when I was doing morning talk at WCAGU back in the 1990, I would have government waste people on all the time, not Trump and a trash truck. People talking about how much money our government spends on things that are just, you know, it should be $5 and they're $150. The amount of government waste that people are now reporting, why has my phone gone crazy? Anyway, the government of this is gonna be the biggest thing ever and I know they're gonna go crazy. Oh, Elon Musk worked for the government. He's got SpaceX. This is gonna be an independent thing. And Musk actually said, he will post it transparently on all of the things we see. And it's so easy to find. You don't need to be a rocket scientist like Elon Musk is to point out where the government is wasting money. And I'm telling you, you work for the government, you better get your resumes ready. I hear they're hiring it. Well, you don't go to MSNBC or CNN. And by the way, speaking of CNN, Scott Jennings has single-handedly saved CNN. You realize that? Because MSNBC steadfastly stuck to their just left-wing propagandist all gone crazy and their audience basically cratered. CNN brought this Scott Jennings guy in and he's been the only reason to watch the guy is funny. He's slim, he's smart and he doesn't take any crap. And then I heard, I told you earlier that the woman at night who shows he goes on, she's got no poor, she's a Washington post reporter who got a TV show at night. So she's milk toast, she's just, you know, she's just there. Traffic cop. She's a de... - Oh, you cut out Tony, I'm sorry. - I'm sorry, no I'm sorry. - Okay. - Bob, you're right. Bob Day is more trusted than the Inquirer in the Philadelphia Daily News. (laughing) You know, you mentioned Elon in Vivek and you know, the Department of Government Efficiency, but there's been a big Florida flavor to Trump's move so far. Marco Rubio, Waltz, and then, and not Tim Waltz, by the way. And Rick Scott, presumably is the favorite to be the Senate Majority Leader. When you look at all of these other moves, you know, you got Pete Hegzith, he's coming from television, but he's a combat veteran, Ivy League educated, Princeton and Harvard. I'm down on the Ivy Leagues these days, but still smart dude and a military guy. It seems like Trump has really kind of, and I don't love every move. I'm not saying I like Rubio, I don't really know about Christie Nome in the role that she's been given, but for the most part, it seems like these have been moves that the Trump fan base out there almost universally likes. - And the thing about Pete Hegzith, the fact that the media and even Elizabeth Warren calling him a Fox News weekend host is an insult. You know, your secretary of defense doesn't have to be a guy who wears a full face shield and disappears for a couple of weeks while there's wars going on. It's got to be somebody who can stand up and speak out on behalf. Now these all these left wing sites, Aaron Rupar, who still somehow has a job, making fun of the fact that Hegzith, just last week, was saying that he doesn't think we should have women in combat roles in the military, and now all of a sudden that makes him a bad guy. Who wants, you know, I'm not saying there shouldn't be women in the military, they should be. But to say that you're going to put him on the front lines, that's what a guy who's been on the front line says. So if that's going to make him, I mean, he's going to be the defense secretary, whether you like it or not. The guy is smart, he's got two bronze stars, and then Elizabeth Warren. - Oh, she's big man. - A big man, yep. - A fake Indian who got into Harvard and got paid money for lying. She's got the gonads. Well, she doesn't, I don't know if she has gonads. She doesn't have anything. Massachusetts, by the way, is now officially the dumbest state in America. I thought it was California between Liz Warren, the stupid governor, and the stupid mayor of Boston. They right now, to me, are at the top of the list of dumbest government officials in the entire country. You know, you have Gavin Newsom out there in California. I mean, he's a top the leader. He's on the Mount Rushmore of bad politicians. But Massachusetts, you give me a state that is more in that and is hired more and is elected more dumb people than the state of Massachusetts. Name one. - Yeah, it's just, it's amazing the backlash to the Hegseth hire, because, I mean, this is to me, and I'll make a sports analogy, and that'll actually take us to the next topic with that being Michael Strahan. That would be like the Giants hiring Michael Strahan and somebody that disagrees with his saying, you're hiring a guy from Fox NFL Sunday on television? Yes, but he played the game. He was a great football player, which I think qualifies you to coach football. Pete Hegseth, yes, was on TV, but he's a combat veteran. He's been on the front lines. He knows what that entails and what that's like. So I don't understand the outrage other than the fact that it's entry level, which gets me to Strahan. Your thoughts on the way people are, in my opinion, in overreaction for not putting his hand on his heart during the National Anthem, what's your take? Well, I mean, listen, I didn't go crazy. First of all, I don't watch the pregame shows. I turn the TV on right before a kickoff when Scott Hanson comes on and says, seven hours of uninterrupted football starts right now. That's when I turn on the TV at one o'clock, because I pay a lot for YouTube TV and the NFL red zone. We don't have to do that, 'cause the Eagles are on prime video, unless you don't have prime video, but I guess they'll show it locally, right? You don't have prime. That game will be all out of Channel 6. - Yeah, tomorrow night, yep. - Right, and locally in Philly. So to me, I don't pay attention to that stuff. Now, I saw the clip of it that I go crazy. I know Michael Strahan, I work with him at Fox. Michael Strahan was a great player. He does a great job on Fox, and then he goes, and now he's got a morning show, just like Nate Burleson. Nate Burleson was a football player, and now he's doing everything. He's on the CBS morning show, he does CBS NFL. So these guys are sharp guys who do a great job, and they move up the food chain. I don't have a problem personally with Michael Strahan. He's a great guy, but the guy are confronting him. He should have addressed it, because if you're on Good Morning America, you have to address that and say, I'm sure they didn't ask him, right? On Monday morning, did they ask him? - No, and to your point, at least Jason Kelsey addressed him smashing the cell phone on the Monday night countdown show after he blasted that guy at Penn State. That's because ESPN said to him, hey, Jason, you gotta get ahead of this thing. Go on at the beginning of Monday night football. Everybody's watching. Just say, hey, you know what, I lost my cool, but most people agree, Jason Kelsey was in the right, 'cause you can't have some Strapper come up to you. Strapper again, a word that has not been used. I believe Donald Trump should put Strapper back in the lexicon of everyday usages. - As I was saying. - It doesn't sound offensive. - Yes, you know, Strapper's a word that's not really offensive. It's not a fain. It's not offensive. - But it makes a point. - It's just something we can use. - Yeah. - It's just a good word. - Yeah, I agree. - I think Strapper, if I were Department of Doge, I would make sure Strapper gets into the everyday lexicon of everyday sports talk, news talk, fact traffic, weather talk, dawn talk, wherever you're talking. - Don't talk, don't talk, don't talk like that. - Well, dawn coming up, 10 to noon, right? - Yeah, that's right. - 30 hours. - 30 hours. - Is there anybody else at the radio station that works 30 hours a week on air? - No. - I mean, I go both ways. (laughing) - Nope. Nope. - No, it's just on. - The MVP, the backbone of the organization. - By the way, Dawn, we have a YouTube pullup. Is Nick out of line for Cajing's door for 10 to 12 hours? - Yep. - Let's see up there. - 88%, yes? - 74% say yes, 26% say no. A lot of voting, a lot of voting. - YouTube.com, such as vote. - So interesting, can drop the dog off at my house. - Okay, they're in my house. - They're in my house. - I'm fine, I'm gonna remember it. - Don't cage the dog. - Phil, James, Mark the tape, Mark the tape, 'cause I'm taking a summer vacation this year. - Mark the tape, Beth says you're a horrible dog owner, full stop, just a few times a year. - I think, I think, we have to close the polls right now. I think the people who spoke in a landslide on the 1210 WCHC on the company morning show the poll. We are closing the polls. No late ballots, and I'm gonna blow the votes later on in the coffee room. - Fox News is called in. (laughing) - Kristi Noem is gonna hire you as her assistant. (laughing) - That's right, even Kristi Noem is looking at you, Nick Calan saying, how dare you. - I agree, but I'm a bad person. - By the way, cray train, can you cray train? - We've tried, we've done it all. He's a wild, he's a free spirit. - He's just, you know, you're a bad dog daddy. - But now we're still counting the, he's there, the bucks county has now added the dog poll. - Oh. - Trying to get Bob Casey over the finish line. What is Bob Casey going, what is Bob Casey going to concede? - Yeah, what happens first? - Bob Casey concedes or I cray train my dog. (laughing) - You should put Bob Casey in the cray train. - I agree. - Put him in the bathroom and leave him there. - Put him in the bathroom and leave him in there. (laughing) Don, do we have any updates on Bob Casey or is he still sifting through the papers? - Nope. - Still fighting a good fight. - He's, he's, he's not conceding. (laughing) I keep, I keep- - Good search, Shapiro, say to the guy, hey, hey Bob, I'm going to be the nominee. The Democrats are going to put me up in 2028 because I wanted nothing to do with Kamala and be her vice presidential pick. It was a smart move. Why are you doing this to me now? - Just concede and stop looking like an election denier. Well, you know, there was a party that called anybody who questioned 2020 election deniers. Bob Casey's an election denier, is he not? - Yes, at this point, yeah. - Yes, he is. - Mike, Mike on the YouTube chat is blaming me. He says Nick needs a raise so he can afford a dog walker. - I'm not going to object to anything that he just said. - So now it's my fault. - Copy and paste that one as well, Phil. - We should, we should continue this conversation. - We should. - Tony Bruno's going to stick around for the nine o'clock hour which will be brought to you by the causal law. - The service. - Oh, yeah. - What are they? - I like that. - Eagles, by the way, with John Fertiman. - Yeah. - Eagles. - What number is that? What number is that? That's like Kevin Cobb, is it? - No, that's Antonio Brown. Actually, it was a Carson Wentz, but now Antonio, A.J. Brown. - A.J. Brown, yeah. - A.J. Brown. - So I just take the Wentz off the back and put Brown on there and it's still as good as new. (laughing) - It's amazing. (laughing) - I'll take Antonio Brown as well if we can go. - He might be in the Trump administration at this point. Who knows? (laughing) - He's going to be the interior secretary for what he videotapes as some of his dialigants is. - Antonio Brown has been tabbed to the Trump social media coordinator for the next four years. (laughing) All right, Kelly and Company, Bruno sticks around for the nine o'clock hour. I want to get Tony's thoughts on marriages and politics. We'll talk to Tony about that as well as the Nick Bosa, sack dance, the NFL, finding him for the MAGA hat, as well as some Eagles and some Phillies on the other side. It's Kelly and Company. - sack dance? - Yeah, I remember he was doing the sack dance. - Yeah, I know it was a sack dance. - It's apparently a sack dance. - Don't have you ever done the YMCA dance like Trump. You and Larry late at night dancing like that. - Oh yeah, that's us. - Yeah. (laughing) - You can do that in Italy. - Yeah, we can do it in Italy style, the Italian Riviera. You gotta come away with me to paradise once again on a gastronomical event that only conservative tours can deliver. 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