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DEN OF SKUNKS: Trump vs. Biden...and CNN | 6.25.24 - The Howie Carr Show Hour 2
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So the jury is out, and I assume they're going to continue their deliberations for a few more minutes, but probably won't get a verdict now until tomorrow. So we'll be talking to Turtle Boy at 4.33, checking up on what he thinks is going on. He was in the courtroom this morning. He said, "At least one juror went into a coma during Lally's closing arguments, which is to be expected. I was sitting here in my office, and I almost went into a coma. I'm sure you did too. You can't drive when he's speaking. Of course, it's behind us now. We don't have to worry. 844-542-42. A lot of people wanted to talk about the debate. We can talk about that. It's Thursday night, as you know. It's less than 48 hours away. Three-on-one. It's the three-on-one debate. You have Dana Bash, a lifelong Democrat, married to one of the 51, quote-unquote, members of the intelligence community who signed off on the lie that the Hunter Biden laptop was rushing this information. And you have the former co-holder for Chelsea Clinton's mother-in-law, Jake Tapper. They're veteran journalists, CNN's veteran journalists. They call them flatterers in the medieval courts. You went in and you flattered the king or the emperor in Constantinople. You just told them everything they wanted to hear, and you never crossed them. Unless you want it to be, well, in Byzantine times, they would blind you or castrate you or ban you to an obscure, isolated island. Anyway, we'll take some calls here in a moment. I wanted to just give you an example of ABC News. No matter how much you hate anything, the state-run media, it's just not enough. So one thing about ABC World News tonight, they do cover crime, and especially in New York City. None of the other networks will even cover it. But ABC News, there's not a report on certain elements of the crime. You know where I'm going with this. So last week, there was a story about an attempted sex assault in broad daylight in Central Park. A 21-year-old woman was attacked while sunbathing, and the victim fought him off. So they have a statement here from the chief of patrol for the NYPD, a guy named John Chell. Here it is. It's cut five. Now White's 21 who is sunbathing. She sees a male black coming towards her exposing himself. She screams and gets up to run. He tackles her from behind. Very basic stuff, right? Would you like to know how the reporter is a woman named Diane Massito? And she says that this is how she describes it. In her stand-up clothes, Diane Massito. The same, remember, it was a male black coming towards her. This is how she describes it. Cut. Six. And David, now the focus is on finding the suspect in this Central Park attack. Police describe him as being in his 30s, about six feet tall, medium build with curly hair. And they say he was wearing a light shirt and shorts. David? Curly hair. Was it blonde, curly hair? There's red curly hair. Why didn't she mention the fact that he was black? I wonder. Eight, four, four, five hundred, forty-two, forty-two. This isn't the first time that ABC has been engaging in this nonsense. When a sexual predator was loose in Arizona, ABC offered as little identifying information as possible about the alleged predator, even when he was still on the loose. Zoreen Shaw, that was the reporter's name. All of the victims described the man as 30 to 40 years old, around six feet tall, with a medium, heavy set build and close cropped hair. That really narrows it down, doesn't it? But, you know, the narrative of Ubarales, eight, four, four, five hundred, forty-two, forty-two, eight, four, four, five hundred, forty-two, forty-two. Ron, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Ron. Yeah, Howie, when it comes to this debate that's coming up on Thursday, the one thing that should be barred is Trump's conviction in New York. He still has a gag order on him, so he's not going to be able to defend anything that's brought up because of the gag order. You know, you can't say that there's one thing you can't talk about. I mean, that's why Casey Hunt on CNN made such an ass out of herself with Caroline Levitt on Sunday. You know, when she said, "Oh, you can't talk about what a hack Jake Tapper is." I mean, if you go on, you've got to be allowed to talk about anything. You know, I mean, they can cut off the mics. And again, I'm not in favor of cutting off the mics, but I actually think it might work in Trump's favor, but that's not going to happen, Ron. I mean, you know what? The more he's a victim of law fair, the more he's indicted, deposed, tried, convicted, the higher up he goes in the polls. I mean, Biden's not doing himself any favors by mentioning this. I just don't see how he'd get a fair debate if they bring that up. There's not going to be a fair debate. I mean, you just, you kid, you know, that's like saying, "I wish it was spring all year long." It's not going to happen. There's no such thing as that. We live in a one-party state. We're veering towards totalitarianism, unfortunately. It's a, the corruption is obscene. You know, people like Dana Bash and Jake Tapper, and they're not the only ones pretending to be journalists, and they're just Democrat operatives with press passes, and you can't expect anything else. You know, it's, we wish for a lot of things, but, you know, what's the all saying? If wishes were horses, beggars would ride. 844, 542, 802, voters recognized that between Tapper, Bash, and Brandon, President Trump is the only alpha male on stage. I tell you, he's the, you know, what else? You know, you could say he's a convicted felon and all that. He's the most honest person on the stage. He's the, he's the only person you could trust in, in any kind of a tussle either, too. Bob, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Bob. Hey, the one and only thing I want, I'm concerned about, and I want to hear at the debate, is when Malaga was initially raided about a week later, President Biden said he had no prior knowledge to the raid before it happened. I want to hear that. I want to hear them talk about that on the debate. Well, again, I mean, he was, he was lying, though, Bob. I mean, doesn't everybody know that? I mean, isn't it better to talk about President Biden? You said that inflation was 9% when you took office. That's a lie, isn't it? President Biden, you said gas prices were $5 when you took office. That's a lie, isn't it? You said real wages are, are ups and you became President. That's a lie, isn't it? You know, just go, go, I think they're better off with that kind of thing than the, I mean, everybody knows the, the Mar-a-Lago raid was total nonsense and BS. That's why it's, that's, that's why those cases are dying on the vine. Thanks for the call, Bob. Sue, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Sue. Hey, Howie, how are you? I love you, show. Thank you. Okay. So, do you want to hear the biggest problem I'm having? I think that they, what do you think about the fact that they're giving Joe Biden and what do you think about this? Are they giving Joe Biden all the questions beforehand? I mean, everybody seems to think so. I would just assume they are, but I mean, is that going to do him any good as far gone as he is? That's not fair. We want to see him. Trump doesn't have his questions. I, I know it's not fair, but I mean, again, this is state-run media. Do you expect it to be fair? Sue? I mean, I'm not trying to be argumentative. I'm just saying, you know, and another thing, how, how much good is it going to do Joe? I mean, Joe now has to have notes when he greets the president of a country that he's very familiar with and he's maybe known that the person who leads the country for 10 or 20 years. I mean, who needs a note card with everything written down on it when they're introducing somebody they're familiar with? How could, how is giving him the questions going to help him out? How he, he can practice and practice and practice. Guys, we know he's going to be a bomb anyway, but here's the deal. They should have a seat box and pick the questions out of them. That's what they should do. That's not fair. And that's going to help him. I'm sure they had, I'm sure they had all kinds of safeguards in place in 2016 when Donna Brazil was giving all the questions to Hillary Clinton to use against Bernie Sanders. I can't believe everybody thinks this thing's going to be on the level. You know, this is, this is, this is the, this is professional wrestling in politics. That's all this is. And, but the thing is Biden is so weak that Trump should be, should be able to, you know, at least, you know, he's not going to get good reviews. They, you know, the New York Times, the Washington Post, they've already written what they're, they're just going to plug in a couple of quotes that President Trump showed that he was the statesman that the world needs. That's, that's already written. It's, you know, all, all he needs is to just get somehow to get Biden to say something like, you know, like, like Ford said in '76, you know, that, you know, the Eastern Europe is not under the control of the Soviet Union or whatever the hell he said. Say something stupid and the chances are good that he's going to. 844, 542, 442, 844, 542, 442. You may have heard me talk about Raycans every day earbuds before and thought, wait, the same audio quality I expect from the big guys, but at half the price? That sounds pretty good. But if you haven't pulled a trigger on a pair of Raycans yet, now is the time to check them out because they just launched their upgraded model of the best-selling everyday earbuds. 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Okay, so it looks like she's brought the jury back into court, so they're asking, yeah, they're excused for the day, so they'll be back tomorrow and resume deliberations. They've deliberated for about three hours. I'm surprised it's taken them that long. My fear is that Morrissey slipped in a ringer. There's a long tradition of that in Massachusetts and elsewhere. No, all you need is one. All right, so we'll keep talking about this. We'll have Turtle Boy on shortly. I love my pillow's products. I sleep with their pillows. I wear their slippers. I dry off with their towels. Now you can enjoy all of their pillows with great discounts by using the code Howie at MyPillow.com. From pillows, towels, slippers, and even their Giza Dream sheets, go to MyPillow.com and use code Howie for amazing discounts. Jared, what's the poll question? What are the results thus far? Today's poll question, which you can vote in at HowieCarShow.com, is what was the key moment in the Karen Read trial. Lucky Lockeron's testimony, hoslong to die in the cold, Proctor asking for a gift from the McAlberts, the Daiton cop saying the taillight was just cracked, the disappearance of Chloe, Proctor's vile misogynist texts, or the FBI's expert witnesses. Proctor's texts. Proctor's text is at 13%, right now. In the lead, the FBI experts witnesses at 39%, 20% for hoslong to die in cold, 12% for the Daiton cop saying it was cracked, 10% for Lucky Lockeron, all others receiving votes. All right. 844, 500, 42, 42, Lauren says. Tell everyone to relax. Hillary had the questions, too, and Trump won. Yeah, I just don't -- I don't see that this is a big deal, you know, that the fact that it's fixed. I mean, this is modern America. Of course it's fixed, you know? We know this is crooked. He just needs to be quiet and let Biden talk as much as possible. Yeah, I know. Another old saying that's true is it is better to remain silent and be thoughtful and to open one's mouth and remove all doubt. And, you know, Biden is just going to babble on like Grandpa Simpson. Alan, you're next with Howie Carr, go ahead, Alan. Hey, Howie, thanks for taking my call. I just want to give everybody a little hope right now. I just -- God bless Donald Trump. I mean, this man, like you just said, he knows what he's going into. He is going into a lion's den. He knows who these people are. A skunk's den. Come on. Alan, let's not call it a lion's den. We're giving too much credit to Tapper and Bush. Well, I just say that because it reminds me of the Bible. You know, it reminds me of Daniel's when he was thrown in the lion's den and the angel came down and saved him. This Donald Trump is our David. He's our David in so many ways. He's like David in the aspects of his body, the light-colored hair. He's going against a giant, not just a giant, a global giant. I mean, this man is the only thing that's in our way, people. We've got to get behind him and God bless him for getting out there and doing this. I mean, we know the fixes and we know who these people are. We've watched him. We've seen it for the last three and a half years. Trump hasn't even been able to have a voice, you guys. Oh, man. It just gets me excited thinking about it because he's willing to take these things and arrows. I know. I love it. It just excites me. I love you guys. Thanks, Alan. 844-542-42. Everybody relax about this debate. Again, the best thing that can happen to him is just to just kind of lay back, you know, take the punches and just let him hang himself. He can't talk. The entire White House press corps is people who just want to ask him about what his favorite ice cream is. And he can't answer them. And he thinks he's being abused when they ask him a legitimate question on those rare instances where they ask him a legitimate question. What about when he says Russia is invading Russia? Or Russia shouldn't fire any more missiles into Russia? Or he says, you know, the President of the King of Jordan and the President of Mexico have got to help me with what's going on in Gaza. Remember that? Remember that? He confused Egypt and Mexico. And he's declining by the month. Let Brandon hang himself, says 339. I agree. Back with Turtle Boy. I'm Maui Carr. ♪♪♪ Live from the Matthews Brothers Studios. 844-542-42. The Karen Reed jury and Dedham has gone home for the evening. They will resume their deliberations tomorrow. They had the case for about three hours this afternoon. It didn't seem like it would take that long to me, but I guess it's to be expected. 9-10 weeks of listening to the droning monotones of Adam Lally. It's quite a punishment. Quite a punishment for anybody. It's service be above and beyond. So joining us now to talk about what happened today is Aiden Carney, aka Turtle Boy. Turtle Boy, what do you make of the fact they didn't come back with a verdict today? I just hope they're taking this wee time. Maybe they'll get a free meal tomorrow. I'm not entirely sure. You know, it started off shenanigans this morning. There was a juror that I would say was very pro-Karen Reed, was disgusted by Michael Proctor, was making faces at Joseph Paul and saying, "What?" When he did his testimony, and she came in and they dismissed her. So I don't know what's going on with that. And then they had a lottery where they got rid of two more, and another woman who I would describe as very pro-Karen Reed was also dismissed. So I don't know. I just hope they're taking the time. I would have preferred a verdict today, but, you know, maybe they just want to respect the O.K. family or do something. But tomorrow, I'm pretty sure, will be the day she's not not guilty. What do you make of the fact that Brian Albert and Jen McTooth and Colin Albert showed up today? I mean, that was very surprising to me. Why were they there? I think they might have misinterpreted the order from Judge Canoni that says that I can't be in the courtroom when they testify, and they were hoping that I would get kicked out. That's what I'm thinking. They might have done it. But at the same time, I think it might have been just a sign from the O'Keeffe to tell the jury, like, we're not buying any of this. Like, we're not going along with any of this stuff. And we didn't listen to a word that people said, and we're so brazen about it that we're going to bring these McAlbers with us. And, by the way, Don O'Keeffe's senior was not here. But Brian Albert was here. Brian Albert couldn't go to John O'Keeffe's funeral. He couldn't go to a funeral for a cop who doesn't know in New York City. But he can come here to make a statement for the president. And when they left court, a bunch of reporters asked him questions, like, "What are you doing here? Who invited you?" And they had nothing to say. So their presence, they stood a lot, but they had nothing to actually say. These people never want to talk. Well, not only could Brian Albert not be bothered going to the funeral of John O'Keeffe. He couldn't be bothered coming out onto his front yard when his body was found in the snow. No, he was very sleepy and lucky to close the dog room. He decided not to bark that morning, you know. And he didn't notice any of the lights on the front lawn. And Gemma Cape never decided to tell anyone, "Hey, this is my brother-in-law's house. Maybe I should go wake him up or something like that." None of that happened. So I pray to God that this jury is just wanting to do their due diligence. And maybe they say it's disrespectful to come back with the verdict so quickly. Who knows? But they are taking this free time and hopefully they'll be here tomorrow. You know, what did you make of Lally? I got to play this one cut. You picked up on it. Everybody picked up on it. It was tweeting. Listen to this is why Adam Lally is sure that Karen Reid killed John O'Keeffe. Cut 31. What did they both indicate that the defendant did that morning when she came back to the house? Walked right in with the shoe. You hear that second voicemail. It's after the defendant's arrived back at 1-menos app after her phone is reconnected with Mr. O'Keeffe's Wi-Fi. And you can hear the footsteps. Are there maybe in the garage? Are there might be in the house? Why is it that the defendant have no issue with wearing shoes in the house when Mr. O'Keeffe has that strict role? Because she knows where he is. She knows it's not on his shoes not coming home because she hit him with her SUV that she left him in the snow. There you have it, Aidan. I mean, it's just remarkable. I mean, I thought it was watching punked again. So he's going to act and put she was going to jump out of the jury box. I mean, he really said that with a straight face that she's guilty because she wore shoes into his house. And John likes a nice clean house, but she's like, "You know what? I killed John." So, screw his rules. Maybe that was the mode of howie. Maybe she was just sick of taking her shoes off at the door. And she's like, "You know what? I like these shoes. I'm going to back into this guy because I'm never going to take my shoes off again." And now John's on a round, and I'm going to keep my shoes on, and it's party time for Karen Reid. And then she said, "Maybe I'm in legal jeopardy. So to cover my tracks, I'm going to send him 53 obscene voicemails just to cover my tracks, even though I know he's dead, which is why I'm still wearing my shoes in the living room." Yes, and I'm going to make it seem like in the voicemails, like I'm a crazy, angry person. So I give them motives, right? So I went out of law. He wants to prosecute this. He can play these and be like, "Aha!" I mean, it's just, I couldn't believe how weak their case was today. I mean, it was a summation of how weak it was. They had nothing. Their job is to refute what the defense just said. And what did they do to do that? They didn't talk about the Fort edge. They didn't talk about how, you know, they didn't make the case about how there wasn't enough time for anything to be planted. Apparently, he thinks that he just repeats a timeline. It makes people guilty. Oh, she messes him this at 223, and then they messes him this at 226. Therefore, she's a murderer, and she kept her shoes on, you know, Colombo, you know, I think it was all out. And he also, he comes right out of the box. I guess this is, you know, you want to start with your strongest stuff in this kind of situation. She says, "I hit him. I hit him. I hit him. I hit him." But that's totally without context. That I hit him evolved. No one said that in a police report. No one said that on tape. No one said that for months. And two of the four witnesses, one of them is the firefighter who lied about being in the wedding with one of the McAlberts, and the other one is Jen McTooth, right? Yeah, exactly. That's exactly it. Not a single one of the five cops heard him say, "I hit him. I hit him. I hit him." And that's, I guess, the downside of going second is that, I mean, going first is that you don't get to respond to that nonsense. So they didn't even really, it was so much to address for Alan Jackson, he wouldn't have time to get to everything. He didn't even mention the name Colombo once during his entire thing, right? And he didn't mention like, like, he got to allocate calls per sister at 607 and 608 that her sister answered and didn't come outside the house, and then that she deleted those phone calls. She didn't mention any of that. So, you know, there's only so much you can get to in an hour, and he had so much to talk about, whereas Lally had to talk about shoes on in the house. That's how we just case was. The other thing is, I played this cut once already, but this is, I think this is the most amazing defense of these rotten, personal tax that I could imagine. And I can't believe that Lally tried to put this one across to the jury. Cut 34. Let me first just address triple proctor. Tax messages from triple proctor are professional, they're indefensible, they're inexcusable. However, as distasteful as those messages are, and their content, I submit they had no bearing whatsoever or impact whatsoever. On the integrity of the entirety of the investigation that Massachusetts State Police collectively, collectively conduct into John O'Keefe's death. As was asked of triple proctor on cross examination, these were texts from his personal phone that he never thought would see the light of day. That's where they're not. He ever thought that he would be asked about these in a courtroom, which one is sort of a safe space, a safe place for him to discuss. A safe place to discuss. It's a safe place for sexism, corruption. Look at the safe place to talk about a woman's bowel movement to look for a dude. They're diseases. Yeah. What? He goes, he goes, it's okay. He said all these things. Because he never thought they'd see the light of day. He never thought the FBI would take his phone and go through his messages. But it turns out they're investigating him for corruption, because now we all know about what his comeback is. But just ignore that all, because none of that matters. None of that talks about his care. He's a great guy besides all that. And then he said, and then I like to do what he says, you have to consider the state police collectively. Like all of these state police put it on a marvelous show. You know, you really want him to invite him to the Knights of Columbus breakfast. Not, not a problem. Not a problem. We'll, we'll talk about, we'll talk about, we'll talk about the LED boat scandal and we'll talk about the TVL scandal and the overtime scandal. We can talk about all of them. And in car, car running over the motorcyclist and, you know, all the, the guy in the, the guy, the Foxboro flasher, you know, getting drunk and exposing himself at the country music concert. I mean, the list goes on and on. The guy who stole everything from Belmont Hill and is still out on a $10,000 a month pension as he awaits prison. I mean, this is just, it's, it's just amazing that they're trying to protect these people. I had, I had Sean McDonough on again. You know, I hit him off for the first time just to ask him, because he's, he's convinced that the feds are going to move in here. How do you, how do you feel about that? Do you think the feds are really going to move in? Sean, me and him differ a little on that. He's extremely optimistic and I love his optimism. He's a former fed himself. Right. So I do trust what he's saying, but, you know, he's very optimistic. I guess I just don't share his optimism. I just feel like, what are they waiting for? Like, how, how are they not nailed these guys? Yeah, I just, I wish, I wish they were moving. And I, and what I wonder is, why did they let this aber, this abortion of a trial, this abomination continue if they, if they have them dead to rights? Why would you force Karen Reid, an innocent woman to spend all this money and go through all this personal hell? Yeah, it would be pretty unethical if they had planned on arresting these people, but they're going to let Karen read, go to trial first and take a gamble that he'll do. I mean, that would seem pretty sleazy, but then against the FBI. So you never know. Yeah, exactly. Let me let me play a cut from Alan Jackson here. This is a good summate. He was, he was really excellent. I thought. I mean, he. Oh, he was sharp. Yeah. Yeah, and it was, it was so, it was so well organized compared to Lally. I mean, Lally is just, I never, I never want to hear that guy's voice again. I never want, I never want to see him again. I cut three, he'll get a promotion. Yeah, I'm sure he will cut three. The Albert's, the McCabe's Higgins length, Michael Proctor, Yuri Buchanan, Brian Tully. You don't have to wonder if they would lie to support their narrative. You need only wonder how many times they did lie. Over and over and over, they and others were caught deceiving big things, small things. It didn't really matter. They feared nothing. They'll look you in the eye and deny phone calls. They'll deny secret meetings. They'll claim that calls or butt dials and butt dials are answered. They'll show you a video until you left is right and right is left. They'll magically turn three pieces of plastic into five right before your eyes. And even when they're caught with their own lies, they won't blink. They don't sweat. They'll just look you in the eye and demand. Pay no attention. You folks look the other way. Yeah, that's what he said. I mean, it's. It was powerful. It was perfectly timed. I'm like, Lally, who literally ran out the clock. It's like the biggest moment of his life. The whole world's watching and he can't finish in time. We've got to play. We've got to play one more cut before. This is this is how Lally is it? This is such a Lally cut here. This is the this is the end. I mean, this is the Super Bowls on the line. You're on the two yard line. You're down by five points. What are you going to do? Cut 32. You have the testimony from Miss Blair and Miss Hanley in regards to the microscopic pieces. 160th of an inch by 166. You have one minute, Mr. Lally, wrap it up. Yes. All consistency with pieces of taillights that are found. He's blown. Like what's at the pot? She just said a minute and you're wasting every second. I'm not coming in like 11 seconds. 6.05. He wasted 11 seconds. Yeah, it's like what do you do? And you know what the video he brought up was? It was a video of Cooper Paul backing up in reverse or something. Do you need to go with that? That was your grandson, Ali. Oh, my goodness. Trisha. Trooper Paul management of Andy Reed. As Alan Jackson said, Trooper Joseph Paul, the state police is best and brightest. That's sadly that's all right. All right. Aiden Carney, Turtle Boy. Where can people find you tonight? I'll be on live on Turtle Boy Live on the YouTube channel talking about the days event. All right. How's Karen Reed doing? Do you think? Is she holding up? When I've heard she's holding up, she's for somebody who has her life on the line. She's holding up pretty good. So I hope she's doing well and keeping her out of the pie. Okay. Thank you. I'll be watching you tonight and I'll see you tomorrow then. Talk to you tomorrow. Hi. Eight four four five hundred forty two forty two. We love our pets, but we don't love their smells. 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He's not just another pretty face. He's an extraordinarily good looking man. He's Howie Carr. That's a little bit of a bromance going on there. You're listening to The Howie Carr Show. According to Commonwealth's best and brightest trip to Paul, John absorbed the entirety of the collision, a whole collision. With that three and a half ton SUV entirely with his right arm, launching him some 30 feet. But amazingly, the arm suffered no break, no fracture, and didn't even get a bruise. You know, we've laughed over the years. It's a sad story, but the magic bullet in the Kennedy assassination, it just came in. And then it cut over here, and then it went straight down, and then it cut out, and it hit Governor Connolly, et cetera, et cetera. I mean, the magic bullet in Dallas got nothing on the magic glass in Canton. You know? I mean, it went everywhere. And then it didn't break. And the cellphone, too. I mean, the amazing ability of these cell phones in Canton, this one, his survived, he didn't lose it when he's getting hit. You tend to lose control of what's in your hand when you get hit like that. And that never happened. And then you have the amazing, the butt-diling cell phones of Canton. On the same night that the cell phones of Canton were self-deleting, all exculpatory evidence for a care and read, but nothing else. It was a strange, again, there's a horror movie here somewhere. Danny, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Danny. Hi, how are you doing? I just wanted to comment on how they're using the mics, but I think they might be using them for five more than five. Well, you know, that's a good point, Danny. I mean, that's what I said. You know, in 2020, if Trump hadn't interrupted him at least once, maybe twice, you could tell Biden was on the verge of self-destructing, and Trump bailed him out by just, he couldn't resist going after him. And I, you know, you could be right, Danny. I mean, it could be, and I think they don't, they don't understand, but they may be doing Trump a favor by cutting his mics. So he can't, so he can't heckle him from the peanut gallery. I agree with him. All he has to do is stay silent. Right. Right. For once, for once, I want Trump to act like a traditional politician, you know, and just, just say yes, yes, and then just point out the obvious in cohearances and the obvious disasters of all Biden's policies. And I think that's all he has to do. And then, and let, let Biden respond. Biden has to answer. He's the, he's the incumbent now. He can't hide in the basement. He can't blame Trump for, for COVID and say, you know, whatever, whatever he wants, whatever he said before. He's, he's got to take responsibility, and he can't take responsibility. He can't, he can't, as George Wallace used to say, he can't park a bicycle straight. 844-542-4242. Okay, I've had some problems with that, too. But they were mobile bikes. I'm Howie Carr. [MUSIC PLAYING]