Speaker 1: Good Morning, Tuesday, January twenty first show fifty three oh
Speaker 1: one of The Morning Show with Preston Scott. He's ose
Speaker 1: I am pressed on. Our verse today comes from Galatians six,
Speaker 1: verses seven and eight, and it says, do not be deceived.
Speaker 1: God is not mocked. For whatever one sows that will
Speaker 1: he also reap. For the one who sows to his
Speaker 1: own flesh will from the flesh reap corruption. But the
Speaker 1: one who sows to the spirit will reap from the
Speaker 1: spirit eternal life. Come on and get some of that.
Speaker 2: Today.
Speaker 1: Supposed to visit with US congress Woman Cat Camick. I
Speaker 1: half expected what was what I ended up reading when
Speaker 1: I came in this morning. They have gathered House Republicans
Speaker 1: early this morning. They are going to be meeting early,
Speaker 1: and she was heartbroken to say she could not meet.
Speaker 1: I said, it's quite all right. It was actually expected.
Speaker 1: I wrote her name in. But I had a feeling
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump was going to get busy, and boy
Speaker 1: did he ever. We'll be talking about that, as well
Speaker 1: as how the predecessor slinked out of office. We'll get
Speaker 1: to all of that. We'll take a bunch of calls today.
Speaker 1: Get your thoughts on how you're feeling, and yeah, there's
Speaker 1: snow coming. It's The Morning Show with Preston Scott. Alrighty,
Speaker 1: let's take a peek inside the American Patriots Almanac for
Speaker 1: January twenty first. A little factoid of history, because January
Speaker 1: twentieth is the constitutionally prescribed date for presidential inaugurations. It
Speaker 1: fell on a Sunday in nineteen eighty five when Ronald
Speaker 1: Reagan was inaugurated for his second term. It got moved
Speaker 1: to January twenty first. Interestingly enough, due to bad weather.
Speaker 1: The ceremony was held in the Capitol Rotunda for the
Speaker 1: first time the oath of office was taken there, So
Speaker 1: yesterday was the second time that that that that happened.
Speaker 1: It's interesting though, because just to touch on this in
Speaker 1: I don't know if you watched it. I watched a
Speaker 1: lot of what happened yesterday. Justice Roberts was I think
Speaker 1: a little inappropriate. They didn't wait for the family to
Speaker 1: get up there. Much has been made of Donald Trump
Speaker 1: not having his hand on I believe his mother's Bible
Speaker 1: and the Lincoln Bible Milania had it right there. But
Speaker 1: they they they made him hold up his hand and
Speaker 1: start going before the family and everyone was around and
Speaker 1: it was like, what are you doing? So anyway, much
Speaker 1: was made about that on social media. But January twenty first,
Speaker 1: seventeen eighty nine, first novel by an American writer published
Speaker 1: in America, The Power of Sympathy by William Hill Brown,
Speaker 1: printed in Boston. Okay, it was a novel. I mean
Speaker 1: today that's a self help book, The Power of Sympathy,
Speaker 1: Sympathy and there's something to that, But anyway, it was
Speaker 1: a novel. You have to go from seventeen eighty nine
Speaker 1: to nineteen fifty for the next notable happening. On this date,
Speaker 1: former State Department official Alger Hisss is convicted of perjury
Speaker 1: regarding allegations that he was a spy for the Soviets.
Speaker 1: Four years later, nineteen fifty four, the first nuclear powered sub,
Speaker 1: the USS Nautilus. Cool name, I mean, that's that's a
Speaker 1: very cool name named after of course the great book
Speaker 1: launched at well, it was twenty thousand leagues under the sea.
Speaker 1: Is that what it is? Is that the name of it?
Speaker 1: Is it Jules Verne? I think it is in the
Speaker 1: Nautilus Captain Nemo on nine yards. That's not teen fifty
Speaker 1: four nineteen seventy seven, President Jimmy Carter pardons almost all
Speaker 1: Vietnam War draft evaders, and so there you go. Pardons
Speaker 1: will be a big part of today's program. It is.
Speaker 1: It is National granola bar Day, Okay, all right, squirrel
Speaker 1: Appreciation Day, and it's National Hugging Day. But I warn
Speaker 1: you before you go hugging anybody at work, you better
Speaker 1: be better be sure what kind of place you're working in.
Speaker 1: You know, there was a time you could say to somebody,
Speaker 1: you know, you look nice. Today, that's sexual harassment now
Speaker 1: both ways, both ways. It's crazy the culture that has
Speaker 1: been created by political correctness and will chism. It really
Speaker 1: is niceties and pleasantries. It's I mean, look, anything can
Speaker 1: be flirtatious if you don't reguard yourself, and if you
Speaker 1: have intentions inside your heart that are inappropriate. But to
Speaker 1: look at a colleague and just say you look nice today,
Speaker 1: or your hair you went to the hairdresser nice, it
Speaker 1: looks good. Or that's a nice outfit, or the suit
Speaker 1: fits you great or whatever, I mean whatever. There was
Speaker 1: a time you could readily drop a compliment on people
Speaker 1: and not fear for your well being. But those days
Speaker 1: are in fact gone, we come back thirteen hours. Something
Speaker 1: happened over thirteen hours that has set a Guinness World record.
Speaker 1: What could that have been? I'll tell you next. Sixteen
Speaker 1: past the hour, it's the Morning Show with Preston Scott. Yeah,
Speaker 1: twenty two past the hour, thirteen hours, huh. A couple
Speaker 1: of dudes called the spin Duo from Sweden, Emma Olsen
Speaker 1: two s's, Frederick Nielsen two s's, because that's what they
Speaker 1: do in Sweden. They had a couple of SS's, their
Speaker 1: table tennis enthusiasts otherwise known as genipkinop or ping pong.
Speaker 1: They have set a record for the longest single rally.
Speaker 1: A rally would be one point. It was monitored, it
Speaker 1: was witnessed. It was a continuous rally with no breaks,
Speaker 1: no stoppage between passes, from end to end over the net.
Speaker 1: One rally went thirteen hours, thirty seven minutes and six seconds. Now,
Speaker 1: obviously they were just bumping it back over the net.
Speaker 1: This was not about winning a point. This was about longevity.
Speaker 1: This was about endurance. This was about making it the
Speaker 1: longest rally ever. They surpassed a record held by two
Speaker 1: players from the UK since June. They spent four months
Speaker 1: training as they lobbed the ball back and forth without
Speaker 1: a break. Friends family. The ping pong bar in Malmo,
Speaker 1: Sweden was the host a place called Slice Malmo. First
Speaker 1: of all, round of applause for a ping pong bar, right,
Speaker 1: I mean we have darts and pool. I think ping
Speaker 1: pong's kind of a first. I love ping pong. I
Speaker 1: think it's a cool game. I was always an average
Speaker 1: ping pong player. I never played enough to become anything
Speaker 1: other than average. I was average because of my length,
Speaker 1: my reach, and my catlike reflexes. My family's laughing right now,
Speaker 1: maybe not live, but when they listen back to this,
Speaker 1: they're my son's in particular, chuckling. But I just you
Speaker 1: have to marvel. I mean, just for a second. The
Speaker 1: next time you're around a ping pong table, see how
Speaker 1: long you can keep a rally going. Just say, let's
Speaker 1: see how long we can do this, and see if
Speaker 1: you can go longer than a minute or two or five.
Speaker 1: And when you start cramping up a little bit in
Speaker 1: the calves and you start to you know that one
Speaker 1: bump over the net wasn't quite clean, and someone had
Speaker 1: to stick their paddle underneath the ball to keep it
Speaker 1: from bouncing twice, and you start to think about thirteen hours,
Speaker 1: thirty seven minutes and six seconds of that stuff. Man,
Speaker 1: that's crazy, it really is. But I love looking at
Speaker 1: stuff like that. These kinds of records are fascinating to me.
Speaker 1: Why someone would do it? Who cares? Right, It's just
Speaker 1: it's something. They did it, And I'm sure they have
Speaker 1: jobs and they're going back to work and all that.
Speaker 1: But for those thirteen hours, thirty seven minutes and six seconds,
Speaker 1: they were living large because they were doing something that
Speaker 1: no one else had ever done before, which in and
Speaker 1: of itself is cool to say. I mean, think about that,
Speaker 1: think about saying those words. I am the first person
Speaker 1: to ever do blank, whatever it might be. You know,
Speaker 1: the truth is, there's probably a lot of things that
Speaker 1: everyone does in their life over a lifetime that no
Speaker 1: one else has done before. Truthfully, I think that's probably true.
Speaker 1: It might be just some innocuous thing, but it's still something.
Speaker 1: Hang your hat on, haven't passed the hour? Big stories
Speaker 1: in the press box coming up next. I might have
Speaker 1: made a different speech at the actual inauguration and saved
Speaker 1: the more fiery rhetoric for a Capital one arena, but
Speaker 1: That's that's why Trump is Trump.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: With Joe and Kamala and Hillary and Bill and Barack
Speaker 1: sitting there, he just toasted him. Morning friends, it's the
Speaker 1: Morning Show with present Scott. I'm pressed and he's a
Speaker 1: show fifty three oh one, and yeah, I was. I
Speaker 1: was texting with a buddy. I wouldn't have made that speech.
Speaker 1: I just wouldn't have. I would have talked strictly vision casting.
Speaker 1: I would have made no references to the past. Here's
Speaker 1: what we're gonna do, here's what we can look forward to.
Speaker 1: I would have appealed to those who don't like me,
Speaker 1: don't agree with me too, just step back and see
Speaker 1: if there's fruit to what I'm about to do. Just
Speaker 1: judge based on results. That's what I would have done. However,
Speaker 1: he uh he, he wasted no time. And I'll tell
Speaker 1: you what. I'll tell you the best part to me,
Speaker 1: it wasn't that. I mean, aside from the fact he
Speaker 1: got sworn in. And honestly, I believe this is me.
Speaker 1: I think God sent the bitter cold to keep the
Speaker 1: crazies just don't bother. Because there were no disruptions that
Speaker 1: I know of. I know of someone that went up
Speaker 1: there as part of a security detail, expecting there to
Speaker 1: be massive protests and so forth. The cold people are like, ah, yeah, no,
Speaker 1: but I'll tell you what I loved. He's signing executive
Speaker 1: orders all over the place, twenty thousand people in Capitol
Speaker 1: One Arena. He's at the desk, sign and sign and
Speaker 1: sign and sign and sign and sign it. People are
Speaker 1: just loving life, right. But then he goes to the
Speaker 1: Oval office and he brings all the media in and
Speaker 1: he's just casually signing, signing more executive orders, more memorandums.
Speaker 1: You know, there's there's there are things that he can do.
Speaker 1: There are things that he was he's advancing, saying this
Speaker 1: is what I think needs to happen. He's kind of
Speaker 1: setting a bit of a of a of an agenda
Speaker 1: in writing and we'll get to all of that. But
Speaker 1: he looked at the media, he said, how many times
Speaker 1: have have you all been in here doing something like this?
Speaker 1: And he looked at Peter Doocey said, Peter Deucey said zero,
Speaker 1: He said, exactly. And he's taking questions, he's answering questions.
Speaker 1: There is not a soul in the mainstream media with
Speaker 1: an ounce of honesty that can say that Joe Biden
Speaker 1: was actually cognitive coherent and running anything because he never
Speaker 1: did any press He seldom did a press conference. When
Speaker 1: he did, they were embarrassments. But something like happened yesterday
Speaker 1: in the Oval Office never happened. Donald Trump got busy
Speaker 1: being president yesterday and I love it. I want to
Speaker 1: take your calls today. What stands out as most important
Speaker 1: to you about yesterday? Is there an executive order that
Speaker 1: stands out. We'll talk more about that in just a
Speaker 1: little bit. There is another big story though, not just
Speaker 1: the pardons, but the other pardons that Joe Biden did
Speaker 1: slinking out the back door. But there's another big story.
Speaker 1: If you are you're in Tallahassee, Quincy, Bunchtown, Thomasville, Valdosta,
Speaker 1: maybe even Bainbridge, you're probably seeing some snow tonight and tomorrow,
Speaker 1: like one to two inches. If you're in Perry, Crawfordville, Appalachicola,
Speaker 1: along the coast, you might see some snowflakes. You might
Speaker 1: not have any accumulations, but you're likely to see some.
Speaker 1: So yeah, half an inch to an inch and a
Speaker 1: half is what's predicted for our area. And we'll talk
Speaker 1: about driving in the snow and all that. Probably tomorrow,
Speaker 1: maybe later today, we'll fit some of that in as well,
Speaker 1: because it's important. If you've never driven in the snow,
Speaker 1: there's some things you need to think about, icy roads
Speaker 1: and all that that could happen. I'll let you know
Speaker 1: the preventive measures that the state and the counties are
Speaker 1: taking that are impacted by all this. But forty one
Speaker 1: minutes past the hour, more to talk about, much to
Speaker 1: discuss today here on the Morning Show. Thanks for joining us.
Speaker 1: So Joe Biden pardons his whole family fifteen minutes before
Speaker 1: he leaves office. Fifty Trump is walking into the US
Speaker 1: Capital be inaugurated, and Biden is signing his last pardons.
Speaker 1: He pardoned Mark Millie. Over the weekend, Liz Cheney Anthony
Speaker 1: Fauci had some great comments on that. One. Carol wrote
Speaker 1: in Fauci has been proven to be right. The vacts
Speaker 1: does provide immunity, at least for him. There is growing
Speaker 1: evidence that Anthony Fauci's the creator of this virus, that
Speaker 1: he started all of this back when he started teaching
Speaker 1: the Chinese how to make these things. Mark Milli, he's
Speaker 1: the was any chairman of the Joint Chiefs. Millie one
Speaker 1: of the biggest foreign policy blunders in US history getting
Speaker 1: out of Afghanistan. He was in charge. He focused the
Speaker 1: military on the woe agenda. Remember Mark Millie, he promised
Speaker 1: China that he would warn them about any possible US attack.
Speaker 1: He's a trader. Now, pardons, I don't think cover treason,
Speaker 1: just saying all of the January sixth Committee members, Adam Schiff,
Speaker 1: Jerry Nadler, Adam Kissinger, Liz Cheney all protected.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: I did a commentary about this. It's called Burdick versus
Speaker 1: the United States. In that ruling, the Supreme Court of
Speaker 1: the United States said, and I'm paraphrasing, that receiving a
Speaker 1: pardon is a tacit admission of guilt. Because the pardon
Speaker 1: is issue doesn't mean it's effective. It has to be
Speaker 1: received by the people involved. That's why you may remember
Speaker 1: I talked about the guys who quote got a pardon
Speaker 1: and they did not accept it from Joe Biden for
Speaker 1: life in prison or whatever because they said they're innocent.
Speaker 1: They're not accepting the pardon. They want to be exonerated,
Speaker 1: they want to prove their innocence. Okay, but these folks
Speaker 1: are accepting theirs, including the Biden family. Joe pardoned his family.
Speaker 1: If they didn't do anything, why would he be partning
Speaker 1: his brother, sister, husband's wives of I mean, this is
Speaker 1: the Democrat Party of today. Joe Biden told Jake Tapper
Speaker 1: when he was coming into office. You know, Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: thinking about partning some people. What do you think It's wrong?
Speaker 1: I'm paraphrasing. I'll let you listen to it later. It's wrong,
Speaker 1: and I would never do anything like this. All total,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden has pardoned more people than any president in
Speaker 1: US history. Now, set aside the marijuana convictions and all
Speaker 1: of that stuff, federal marijuana crimes and if you want
Speaker 1: to write those off is insignificant. Fair enough. He's still
Speaker 1: pardon more. But so did Trump. Trump pardoned some people
Speaker 1: yesterday too. He fulfilled a promise. We'll get to that
Speaker 1: next forty seven past the hour. What's the most important
Speaker 1: executive order that Trump saighed yesterday? We'll talk about it.
Speaker 1: Crazy fires still continue to be a problem in California,
Speaker 1: and we are looking at snow in our region. Now,
Speaker 1: those of you in Panama City, you might see some flakes,
Speaker 1: but obviously you're going to get some You're getting cold.
Speaker 1: Weather as well. It's just it's hitting the region. But
Speaker 1: we're looking at snow here, and so I strongly recommend,
Speaker 1: if you have never driven in snow, that you spend
Speaker 1: a little time familiarizing yourself with some fundamentals on driving
Speaker 1: in snow. We'll share some later, but one of the
Speaker 1: things that you probably want to know is whether you
Speaker 1: have a B on your car or truck or suv.
Speaker 1: That braking system is what allows you, in bad circumstances
Speaker 1: to tap your brake and you feel it pulse. That's
Speaker 1: the automatic braking system that is basically pumping the brakes
Speaker 1: for you. And you might have a system in your
Speaker 1: car that tells you when your wheels have lost traction,
Speaker 1: have lost touch with the surface, and that ABS system
Speaker 1: could really be useful to you if you know that
Speaker 1: you have it. If you don't have it, then you know,
Speaker 1: pumping your brake very slowly, not panic breaking, you know,
Speaker 1: steering your wheel in the direction of any skid, that
Speaker 1: kind of thing.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: There's just here's what's important. Later today, because the weather's
Speaker 1: coming in and late today, this afternoon, early evening tonight
Speaker 1: and then tomorrow. If you're driving, lots of extra space
Speaker 1: between you and the other cars, and don't be that
Speaker 1: jerk that cuts into that space. There's a space for
Speaker 1: a reason. And sadly, some of you Neanderthals drive so recklessly.
Speaker 1: I'm worried for you and the rest of us that
Speaker 1: have to endure your stupidity in how you drive when
Speaker 1: we get to a time like this, because space is
Speaker 1: your friend. When roads are icy and there's snow, space
Speaker 1: is your friend. Time is your friend. Take extra time
Speaker 1: getting where you're going, slow down, learn about something called
Speaker 1: black ice, because there could be some in residential areas.
Speaker 1: You know, main roads are likely going to have enough
Speaker 1: traffic on them where they won't be a really big deal.
Speaker 1: The counties that are impacted by this or sanding the roads,
Speaker 1: they don't salt down here. They're not prepared for it.
Speaker 1: They salt roads up in the Midwest, north northeast, but
Speaker 1: here it's likely sand fdot is taking bridges, overpasses, anything
Speaker 1: like that tends to ice up. That's where you see
Speaker 1: those signs that those bridges tend to ice up before
Speaker 1: anything before any other spot on a road bridges. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I just took a segment to talk about it, so
Speaker 1: there you go. Donald Trump pardons about fifteen hundred giver
Speaker 1: take of the January sixth defendants, commutes the sentences of
Speaker 1: fourteen others. He's going case by case. He'll continue. He
Speaker 1: calls them hostages. It's exactly what they are sitting in.
Speaker 1: It's shameful. I don't know if the partons cover all
Speaker 1: those folks that were responsible for railroading those people. All right,
Speaker 1: what's the most important thing that happened yesterday to you?
Speaker 1: Eight five zero two zero five w FLA hell, Good morning, citizens,
Speaker 1: ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, males and females. Now
Speaker 1: officially only welcome to the second hour of the Morning
Speaker 1: Show with Preston Scott. It's great to be with you.
Speaker 1: The phone lines are open. I didn't do a very
Speaker 1: good job setting that all up. I talked about it
Speaker 1: for almost the whole hour in one form or another.
Speaker 4: But.
Speaker 1: I wanted to make time today and tomorrow to just
Speaker 1: get your reaction to yesterday. Did you watch any of
Speaker 1: the inauguration? Did you watch any of the signings of
Speaker 1: the executive orders, the decisions that Donald Trump made on
Speaker 1: day one. Understanding that executive orders are a hopefully they
Speaker 1: present Congress with a roadmap on things to get done. Obviously,
Speaker 1: the margins are a little skinny in the House. They
Speaker 1: need to grow. They need to grow Donald Trump. Republicans
Speaker 1: in the House and the Senate need to be making
Speaker 1: the case all for the next two years of all
Speaker 1: the things that they cannot do because of not having
Speaker 1: enough members. They need to begin messaging that right now.
Speaker 1: But what happened yesterday? Which executive order or orders are
Speaker 1: the most important to you that Donald Trump enacted? The
Speaker 1: phone lines are open eight five zero two zero five
Speaker 1: to BFLA. Now I have all kinds of information here
Speaker 1: and I can pedal through all of that. I got
Speaker 1: a note here from Ray the reinstatement of military members
Speaker 1: who refuse the vaccination reinstated with back pay. Boom, major
Speaker 1: great decision. Pardons of most of those accused and incarcerated
Speaker 1: and charged on January sixth. Some we'll look at. I
Speaker 1: still want to know about the the Ray Epps's of
Speaker 1: the world. The Inspector General's report said that or at
Speaker 1: least twenty seven or so informants but no sworn agents.
Speaker 1: I don't agree. I don't believe that. But that said,
Speaker 1: there's more that needs to be investigated and Just because
Speaker 1: a group of people get pardon doesn't mean they can't
Speaker 1: be investigated. And I think Liz Cheney needs to be investigated.
Speaker 1: I think Adam Schiff needs to be investigated. I think
Speaker 1: Jamie Raskin needs to be investigated. I think Mark Millie
Speaker 1: needs to be investigated. I think that the Biden family
Speaker 1: needs to be investigated. And I think Joe needs to
Speaker 1: be investigated. And I don't believe he issued himself any pardons.
Speaker 1: Keep in mind, now most of this goes back to
Speaker 1: his time as Vice president. Southern borders declared a national emergency.
Speaker 1: The military is go into the southern border. They are
Speaker 1: going to help deal with the issues. We're going to
Speaker 1: get the wall built. The remain in Mexico order has
Speaker 1: been reinstated, cartels have been declared terrorist organizations. DEI Gone Gone.
Speaker 1: In fact, he's made his first firing in the armed services.
Speaker 1: He fired the US Coast Guard Commandant Linda Fagan is
Speaker 1: out her failure to address border security and her excessive
Speaker 1: focus on DEI. She didn't do her job. And by
Speaker 1: the way, it's not going to stop there other members
Speaker 1: of the military. Charles Brown, General Chairman of the Joint
Speaker 1: Chiefs Right now said he plans to stay in his position.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't count on that, pal because he's insistent on
Speaker 1: having race quotas he signed a memo that his goal
Speaker 1: has produced a number of white males in the US
Speaker 1: Air Force. That's a problem. You're out personally. I think
Speaker 1: the heads of all of the branches are out, and
Speaker 1: I tend to think Heigsith believes the same. Marco Rubio
Speaker 1: has been unanimously voted in as US Secretary of State.
Speaker 1: I don't expect it to be unanimous for some of
Speaker 1: the cabinet members, but I think most of them are
Speaker 1: going to find their way in. I think all of
Speaker 1: them will find their way in. All right, we come back.
Speaker 1: We'll take calls. Michael is first up. Eight five zero
Speaker 1: two zero five WFLA. Here's the question, which executive order
Speaker 1: or set of orders are you happiest about what happened
Speaker 1: yesterday that you enjoy the most, And maybe maybe some
Speaker 1: of you it's your you're you're happy, just simply that
Speaker 1: Biden is gone. Eight five zero two zero five w FLA.
Speaker 1: Your calls are next, and we'll take them as long
Speaker 1: as do you want to make them. Twelve past the hour,
Speaker 1: let's go to Michael, Michael standing by, good morning, sir.
Speaker 1: What stood out yesterday the.
Speaker 5: Person good morning and thank you, friendly free And what
Speaker 5: stood out to me was, first off, I liked when
Speaker 5: the choir was singing the truth sky Martinos, like going
Speaker 5: to clean out the place. And then it reminded me
Speaker 5: of I'm twenty three when goes there. He set the
Speaker 5: tale before my enemies when Trump started speaking, And then
Speaker 5: the policy that stood out to me was the CATEL
Speaker 5: labeling them as a carriage organization that was putting them
Speaker 5: on your toes, and then the general sixth one, and
Speaker 5: then the last one was when he said, like all
Speaker 5: government policies have a meal and a female agenda. Non
Speaker 5: crossed it out to me.
Speaker 1: I love it. I love it, Michael. Thank you. Be
Speaker 1: safe out there if you're driving around eight five zero
Speaker 1: two zero five WFLA is a number we're just talking
Speaker 1: about yesterday. What stood out to you? What policies, what
Speaker 1: executive orders? He signed? Over two hundred more to come today.
Speaker 1: US congress Woman kat Camick will not be joining us
Speaker 1: this morning because they're getting busy first thing this morning,
Speaker 1: and she felt terrible about having to cancel at the
Speaker 1: last minute, but I actually kind of expected it, and
Speaker 1: so I wrote back, I said, don't you sweat it.
Speaker 1: It's it's all good. I think I think Donald Trump
Speaker 1: said two words that are going to resonate with people.
Speaker 1: Common sense males and females. Common sense producing our own energy.
Speaker 1: Common sense, you know, by the way, letting you buy
Speaker 1: the vehicle you want, not being mandated to buy something
Speaker 1: by a certain time or a certain thing because of whatever.
Speaker 1: Common sense. Let's go to Richard. Hi, Richard, you're upon
Speaker 1: good day to day, yes, sir?
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 7: The two things will y'all just mentioned that excited me
Speaker 7: the most were the cartails. They have no idea what's
Speaker 7: coming to them? You know, now the military can get
Speaker 7: involved and boys or boys and girls or girls flat out.
Speaker 1: That that. Yeah, it's common sense.
Speaker 7: It's common sense. But let me say one thing real quick.
Speaker 8: I know you're Betsy, no, go ahead.
Speaker 7: One of the things that excited me the most was
Speaker 7: Carrie Underwood. I think someone, I think someone deliberately didn't
Speaker 7: do the music. And what does she do? She sings
Speaker 7: it beautifully.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Richard, I'm glad you pointed that out. Thanks so
Speaker 1: much for calling in. Patricia, stand by if you missed
Speaker 1: it in the Capitol rotunda only the second time in
Speaker 1: inauguration was handled there. They had all kinds of singers
Speaker 1: and music, but most of it was a live accompaniment.
Speaker 1: But I think they were going to play a track
Speaker 1: for Carrie Underwood to sing America the Beautiful, and it
Speaker 1: just they waited and waited, wait, and she just said,
Speaker 1: no worries, sing with me, and she just sang a
Speaker 1: cappella and she killed it. It was absolutely riveting, It
Speaker 1: was powerful, it was it was terrific. And the acoustics
Speaker 1: in that room, I can only imagine I've been in
Speaker 1: that room some of you have as well. Just be
Speaker 1: it would be incredible. Let's go to Patricia here, don't
Speaker 1: want to make her way through the break. Patricia, e're up?
Speaker 1: What stood out to you?
Speaker 9: Well? The last few days have just been absolutely perfect,
Speaker 9: and you know what I loved. One of the most
Speaker 9: the best things I enjoyed was the rally on Sunday afternoon.
Speaker 9: It was just a pet rally. I mean, it really
Speaker 9: got me going for the whole weekend.
Speaker 10: It was awesome.
Speaker 9: But as far as as far as the things that
Speaker 9: he did first day Keystone Pipeline awesome and doing away
Speaker 9: with wind turbine, licenses or help, whatever you call it.
Speaker 9: And I like the boys or boys, girls or girl,
Speaker 9: and I like, you know, emergency at the border and
Speaker 9: shutting it down. And one of my favorite things I
Speaker 9: didn't even know about this, or I think I did
Speaker 9: that forgot, is the illegals had an app on their
Speaker 9: freaking phone to tell them where to go. And then
Speaker 9: here's all the free stuff you get. And that was
Speaker 9: shutting down yesterday.
Speaker 1: The list is incredible of things that he signed yesterday.
Speaker 1: I agree, Patricia, thank you. I appreciate you calling in
Speaker 1: at freeze up lines. We've got the lines wide open
Speaker 1: if you want a weigh in. If not, I've got
Speaker 1: a list of things here. The Gulf of America, he's
Speaker 1: officially going to rename it Mount Denali is out. It's
Speaker 1: going to be from a federal perspective, Mount McKinley. Apparently
Speaker 1: the Alaskans wanted it to be Denali. There was a
Speaker 1: reason why I was named for McKinley, and Trump's putting
Speaker 1: it back on there, at least from a federal perspective.
Speaker 1: And so, I mean, these are little things, some of them.
Speaker 1: Some of them are massively important things. But We've got
Speaker 1: much to talk about. Eight five zero two zero five
Speaker 1: WSLA eight five zero two zero five ninety three fifty two.
Speaker 2: You're welcome to call in.
Speaker 1: At twenty three past the hour. Lines are open if
Speaker 1: you'd like to join me. I've got some email to
Speaker 1: share that has come in. Obviously, there are a lot
Speaker 1: of executive orders, and I couldn't possibly go through all
Speaker 1: of them and do any kind of deep dive into them,
Speaker 1: but you know, the big ones are there. The promises
Speaker 1: are being kept, and this is what's going to stand
Speaker 1: out about Trump and why I think his vote numbers
Speaker 1: grew because people remembered he did what he said the
Speaker 1: first time around, but with considerable headwinds. He is not
Speaker 1: facing that this time. He is also dealing with four
Speaker 1: years of experience. I think you're going to see far
Speaker 1: less turnover. There's always some, but I think you're going
Speaker 1: to see far left less turnover because he's making smarter choices.
Speaker 1: He has ripped the security clearances of fifty one people
Speaker 1: that had national security clearance who signed on to that
Speaker 1: letter stating that Hunter biden laptop was disinformation from the Russians.
Speaker 1: He snatched it. John Brennan No longer has national security clearance.
Speaker 1: He shouldn't have had it to begin with. In my opinion,
Speaker 1: when you leave office, when you're no longer there, you're out,
Speaker 1: you're not privy to it. I mean, Joe Biden no
Speaker 1: longer had. I mean, let's set aside the fact that
Speaker 1: he didn't have the cognitive ability to know what they
Speaker 1: were anyway. But in theory, Joe Biden had the nuclear codes.
Speaker 1: He doesn't anymore. They're different codes. It's been changed. You
Speaker 1: don't get to keep them, and I think that needs
Speaker 1: to remain the same.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 1: If a sitting president wants to enlist the help of
Speaker 1: somebody who has been in office previously, I'm sure they
Speaker 1: can extend national security clearance with appropriate background checks to
Speaker 1: anybody that he wants to take advice from. That's the
Speaker 1: appropriate use of them. But these fifty one they're out
Speaker 1: of the herd. To borrow from Sidny Sloth and the
Speaker 1: movie Ice Age. I'll get to the emails later. Let's
Speaker 1: talk to Less. Good morning, Less, Thanks for calling in.
Speaker 1: What stood out to you about Inauguration Day?
Speaker 3: Well, I love the fact that when the parade was
Speaker 3: canceled that he immediately moved back into the rally room,
Speaker 3: sat down, was having conversation with everybody and started sign
Speaker 3: And it wasn't one letter at a time in a
Speaker 3: new PM and it wasn't you know, take your time
Speaker 3: to sit down and you sign it, you hand it off.
Speaker 3: And surprisingly there was only one or two that asked
Speaker 3: what are you signing? And he explained it to them,
Speaker 3: then went right back to write and then talking to
Speaker 3: the group.
Speaker 1: That press briefing or press conference while he's signing the
Speaker 1: executive orders was a thing of beauty, wasn't it?
Speaker 3: Absolutely?
Speaker 1: And that gets back to we now have a commander
Speaker 1: in chief. Though he's older, he knows what he's doing.
Speaker 1: He absolutely knows what he's doing. Thank you, sir. I
Speaker 1: appreciate the phone call. Yeah, that was an observation we
Speaker 1: talked about last hour. It's he looked at the media.
Speaker 1: He said, how many times did Joe Biden do anything
Speaker 1: like this when he was in office? And the answer
Speaker 1: was zero. Peter Doucy of Fox News answered the question,
Speaker 1: let's go to Rick. Hi, Rick, thanks for calling in,
Speaker 1: Thanks for having me.
Speaker 11: I just was listening to some of the music and
Speaker 11: they had like a lot of Christian hymns yep, so
Speaker 11: I was just just thinking the overall, you know, God
Speaker 11: and country first and just a weight lifted, I guess
Speaker 11: sort of a thing. This is a fresh air. And
Speaker 11: then seeing the vice president's kids there, the very young kids,
Speaker 11: there was just a hope for the future sort of
Speaker 11: a picture as well.
Speaker 1: I agree, I agree. I'm glad you brought up jad
Speaker 1: Vance and his family. Thank you Rick for calling in.
Speaker 1: It is a breath of fresh air. By the way,
Speaker 1: how much does Baron Trump look like dear old dad?
Speaker 1: Good grief, he's even got his dad's hairdoo going now,
Speaker 1: younger version of it, but he's got oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: big boy. And and let's face it, he helped his
Speaker 1: dad get elected, he said, Dad, go on, Joe Rogan,
Speaker 1: do these podcasts get out there made a difference? Twenty
Speaker 1: eight past the hour. More of your calls, Yes, more
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Speaker 1: the lowest of low hanging fruit ever. Today's big stories
Speaker 1: all revolve around the fact that Biden is out and
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is in as President of the United States,
Speaker 1: and we're taking calls for the rest of the show.
Speaker 1: For the most part, eight five zero two zero five
Speaker 1: to Bfla. What I want to know is, did you
Speaker 1: you know what stood out to you about the inauguration day?
Speaker 1: Some aspect of the inauguration itself, perhaps the executive orders
Speaker 1: that were signed, the fact that he signed so many
Speaker 1: in front of twenty thousand people. The parade being moved
Speaker 1: inside was brilliant. Loved it. The the last minute arrangements
Speaker 1: were really well delivered overall. Was it one of the
Speaker 1: executive orders that stood out to you? Taking calls eight
Speaker 1: five zero two zero five to b Fla in order
Speaker 1: of longest wait is Gerald, Good morning, sir, welcome, Hey you,
Speaker 1: good morning.
Speaker 12: The biggest thing that I noticed was the way that
Speaker 12: the former presidents and vice president, that little gang over there,
Speaker 12: how they the lack of interaction was big, and you
Speaker 12: could tell there was a lot of pressure, a lot,
Speaker 12: a lot of distaste with each other. Yeah, that's about it.
Speaker 7: Really.
Speaker 1: How much did you watch yesterday, Brobas.
Speaker 12: Staring at Bezos's wife and her the outfit that she
Speaker 12: had on.
Speaker 1: How much did you watch yesterday from ten.
Speaker 12: O'clock on, from ten o'clock in the morning all the
Speaker 12: way up till two o'clock noon, till till two o'clock
Speaker 12: the afternoon.
Speaker 1: All right, thank you, Gerald, I appreciate it. Yeah, a
Speaker 1: lot's been made of Jeff Bezos's fiance was dressed for
Speaker 1: something else, not necessarily an inauguration. It was kind of inappropriate.
Speaker 1: But let's go to Kyle. Kyle, you are up. What
Speaker 1: stood out to you about yesterday?
Speaker 13: Yes, sir, Well, I had to work yesterday, so I
Speaker 13: mean I took the time to watch him get sworn
Speaker 13: in while I was at work, but then I finally
Speaker 13: got a chance to sit down and watch it in
Speaker 13: the evening, but when I got home. But you know,
Speaker 13: what I felt yesterday was just the excitement. You know,
Speaker 13: I went to bed last night knowing that we had
Speaker 13: a president finally back in the White House that cares
Speaker 13: for the people. I mean, it's just exciting to know
Speaker 13: where our country is heading. I mean, like everything I've
Speaker 13: got to see about the inauguration yesterday was wonderful.
Speaker 8: I loved it.
Speaker 13: I loved him setting up there in front of the
Speaker 13: people and just doing what a president is supposed to
Speaker 13: do and actually work for us. My god, we haven't
Speaker 13: had that in so long, and it just feels good
Speaker 13: to finally.
Speaker 12: Get that back.
Speaker 1: Kyle. Thank you. I share your optimism. Appreciate it very much.
Speaker 1: I think the most important. Look, all the nominees to
Speaker 1: the cabinet are important, but Secretary Defense, Attorney General, Secretary
Speaker 1: of State, those are your the big ones, and Homeland
Speaker 1: Security vitally important, Commerce, you know. I mean, there's a
Speaker 1: lot of important stuff, but I would put Department of Justice,
Speaker 1: the Attorney General, and the Secretary of Defense on top
Speaker 1: of the list without a doubt. Let's go to Bob. Bob,
Speaker 1: thanks for calling in.
Speaker 14: The thing that got me interested was when he made
Speaker 14: the comment on Martin Luther King Day that people will
Speaker 14: not be judged by the color of their skin, but
Speaker 14: the content of their character.
Speaker 1: Yeah. That was remarkable, I.
Speaker 14: Know, and very appropriate.
Speaker 8: Yep.
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely Well. The prayer that was offered at the
Speaker 1: end of the ceremony by the pastor from Detroit, who basically,
Speaker 1: you know, shared much of doctor King's speech that day,
Speaker 1: I think was appropriate.
Speaker 14: Yes, very much so, and hopefully it will be carried through.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I agree, Bob, thanks very much. He's certainly rooting
Speaker 1: out DEI from the military. It was said over and
Speaker 1: over again, a meritocracy is back colorblind. You know, we're
Speaker 1: going to make colorblind a word that we can use again.
Speaker 1: I remember when I was being ridiculed by a handful
Speaker 1: of people because I kept insisting that no, we're supposed to.
Speaker 1: Doctor King wanted a colorblind society, and that's that. That
Speaker 1: was the point of the civil rights movement. Let's see here,
Speaker 1: we're a little late. We're gonna bob stand by Dan
Speaker 1: as well. What about you take a quick check of
Speaker 1: whether in traffic back with more of your calls. Forty
Speaker 1: one passed the hour eight five zero two zero five WFLA.
Speaker 1: Back to the phone lines, eight five zero two zero
Speaker 1: five WFLA. What stood out to you about yesterday, Whether
Speaker 1: it's a part of the inauguration, whether it's some of
Speaker 1: the executive orders that were signed, maybe a combination of both.
Speaker 1: Cowboy Bob, what's up, my friend?
Speaker 6: Good morning.
Speaker 15: There's absolutely nothing to criticize about what he did yesterday.
Speaker 15: But when you look at the Democrats sitting on their
Speaker 15: hands right next to him, they have revealed why it's
Speaker 15: useless to debate, reach across the aisle, or even consider them.
Speaker 15: They need to be ignored and take the country forward.
Speaker 15: Just like Trump said, common sense, Let's make for America great.
Speaker 15: I was so inspired by it I stopped drinking.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Bob. I appreciate the call let's go to
Speaker 1: day and Dan Europe.
Speaker 16: Hey, three things real quick. The battle Him of the
Speaker 16: Republic something by the military chorus was just amazing, yep.
Speaker 16: Second thing Terry Underwood jumping in there and calling an
Speaker 16: audible and making it work. That was amazing. And the
Speaker 16: third thing already mentioned Lorenzo Sewell's prayer at the end.
Speaker 16: I mean, Trump did a lot of things yesterday, but
Speaker 16: those things stand out to me.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Dan. I appreciate that good set of memories
Speaker 1: there to hold on to. I want to say something
Speaker 1: about the comment that Bob made relative to the other
Speaker 1: side of the aisle. I'm going to temper that, at
Speaker 1: least my opinion of it. I think there is reason
Speaker 1: to attempt to reach across the eye well, not to compromise,
Speaker 1: but to win over. And here's why I say that
Speaker 1: the Lake and Riley got sixty four votes, the Lake
Speaker 1: and Riley Act, it passed the Senate. It passed the
Speaker 1: Senate because there were some Democrats that said that makes sense.
Speaker 1: There were some Democrat senators that said immigration is a problem,
Speaker 1: and there were enough of them to get that law
Speaker 1: across the finish line. That's huge. And I think that
Speaker 1: you in the House and the Senate, if you're the Republicans,
Speaker 1: you make note of the people that are recognizing the
Speaker 1: importance of certain issues, and you work with those people,
Speaker 1: not again, not to necessarily compromise, because historically the compromise
Speaker 1: always continues to move things to the left. Further, if
Speaker 1: there's any compromise, it always has to be moving it
Speaker 1: back to the right to conservative principles. It has to
Speaker 1: to me that that's the only way. Now. I've had
Speaker 1: some emails suggest that Trump has eighteen months because midterms
Speaker 1: tend to go the other way. That's why I'm saying
Speaker 1: the Republicans must adopt a new strategy. That new strategy
Speaker 1: must be to point out when Democrats are obstructing the
Speaker 1: change that Americans voted to have happen, they need to
Speaker 1: make a point of saying, I'm just saying, if you
Speaker 1: do the same things that you've done, you're going to
Speaker 1: get the same results you've always had. You have to
Speaker 1: do things differently, and that's why the messaging must begin
Speaker 1: day one today. Yesterday the White House was on it.
Speaker 1: White House was already on it with their messaging when
Speaker 1: Donald Trump took over. Let's go to Ken, Hi, Can you're.
Speaker 17: Up tomorrow, sir?
Speaker 3: I thought so.
Speaker 18: One of the biggest points was a very stark contrast
Speaker 18: between all the corruption and the dishonesty of the former administration,
Speaker 18: contrast with the nobility and the care, the wonderful things
Speaker 18: that mister Trump is doing. It was just it was
Speaker 18: it was just a wonderful day.
Speaker 1: It was no no bad Thank you, Ken, I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: You know what's interesting is I think the mainstream media
Speaker 1: has to be back there going damn it. Look at
Speaker 1: that he's given us access, He's answering all of our questions.
Speaker 1: He said, come on in, I never did that. They
Speaker 1: don't ever do that on the deep down. They'll never
Speaker 1: admit it publicly, at least seldom. There may there may
Speaker 1: be some that will start to say, well, you know,
Speaker 1: because the contrasts are so remarkable, Like Ken was just saying,
Speaker 1: the differences are literally night and day. Sheldon Euro up
Speaker 1: next eight five zero two zero five to BFLA. I'm
Speaker 1: setting everything to the side to talk to you. What
Speaker 1: do you think about what happened yesterday? Are you as
Speaker 1: excited as I am? I'm cautious. I'm cautiously optimistic. I
Speaker 1: told you this is a broken house that needs fixing.
Speaker 1: It's gonna take some work, but I feel better than
Speaker 1: I did on Sunday. Welcome back to the Morning Show
Speaker 1: with Preston Scott. I'm Preston. He's ose taking your calls
Speaker 1: at eight five zero two zero five to BFLA. And
Speaker 1: because US Congresswoman kat Camick cannot join US House Republicans
Speaker 1: called together for an early morning meeting, We're gonna just
Speaker 1: keep taking calls for as long as you want to
Speaker 1: make them. I will set aside some time next hour
Speaker 1: for some email that's come in. But I just want
Speaker 1: to know what stood out to you about yesterday, whether
Speaker 1: it was part of the inauguration, executive orders signed, or
Speaker 1: something else. Sheldon, thanks for patient, Yes.
Speaker 17: Sir, Yeah, the thing that stood out to me most
Speaker 17: yesterday was actually in the background, and it was pleasure
Speaker 17: of watching mister Biden and Miss Harris and the first
Speaker 17: lady and the second man sit there and listen as
Speaker 17: mister Trump put a verbal smack down on them, and
Speaker 17: then off to the sight of them, the smile on
Speaker 17: Bill Clinton's face was absolutely priceless.
Speaker 1: Do you think he was smiling at what Trump was saying?
Speaker 1: Or was he smiling making eyes at women in the room.
Speaker 1: What do you think he was smiling at.
Speaker 17: I'm kind of the opinion he was in lockship agreement
Speaker 17: with mister Trump.
Speaker 1: Do you really yes, sir? Okay, fair enough.
Speaker 17: Stop and think about it, mister Clinton, I actually got
Speaker 17: the budget violence while he was the president.
Speaker 1: Well, keep in mind he was brought he was forced
Speaker 1: to that by by House Republicans.
Speaker 17: I guess, sir, and I'm just I'm just thinking he
Speaker 17: was smiling at the contrast between his administration and the
Speaker 17: former administration.
Speaker 14: It just ended.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think Sheldon, you're onto something there. I don't
Speaker 1: think I don't think Bill can can really publicly admit
Speaker 1: how far left, how lost the Democrat Party has become,
Speaker 1: no doubt about it. Let's go to Sue. Good morning, Sue,
Speaker 1: you're up. What do you think about yesterday?
Speaker 19: I like the very beginning, the very end when he
Speaker 19: came out with a purple tie. I thought that was
Speaker 19: great to bring the red and the blue together as
Speaker 19: the symbol. And at the very end in the Oval
Speaker 19: office talking answering every question. Yeah, all the things that
Speaker 19: he was signing in there. I just thought those were
Speaker 19: my two takeaways. Everything in between was wonderful. But the
Speaker 19: fact that he came out to bring people together, even
Speaker 19: if it was just a little symbolic gesture, and then
Speaker 19: at the end being a president again, actually being able
Speaker 19: to hear a president talk in his ideas.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was remarkably refreshing. It shouldn't be, but it was.
Speaker 1: I agree. Thank you very much. I appreciate Let's go
Speaker 1: to Dennis. Dennis, you're up.
Speaker 4: Yes, I mean, the things that really struck me was
Speaker 4: that not only was he able to sign the executive orders,
Speaker 4: but take questions and answers questions at the same time.
Speaker 4: That's something we haven't seen lately.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Dennis, thank you. I appreciate you calling in. We're
Speaker 1: coming against the top of the hour. You're welcome to
Speaker 1: call back in if you like. Yeah. The media was
Speaker 1: as do you ever see this happen with Joe Biden? Nope?
Speaker 20: Hour three next, All right, we're in the third hour already.
Speaker 1: This is moving quick today because of yesterday, Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is moving like lightning. He is getting about the business. Honestly,
Speaker 1: he needs He's got to be dealing with stuff. There
Speaker 1: will be plenty of time to figure out what shenanigans
Speaker 1: went on. Welcome to the third hour of the Morning
Speaker 1: Show with Preston, Scott and Preston the Show fifty three
Speaker 1: to oh one, and that's it. I don't have to
Speaker 1: say held hostage. We've been freed, as are some of
Speaker 1: the January sixth hostages, fifteen hundred plus of them. It's
Speaker 1: shameful what's happened to some Americans over that. But we're
Speaker 1: taking your calls eight five zero two zero five to
Speaker 1: b FLA. What stood out about yesterday's inauguration day, whether
Speaker 1: it was something inside the inauguration or executive orders that
Speaker 1: were signed. I think the theater of all the executive
Speaker 1: order signings was brilliant, in front of everybody, openly answering
Speaker 1: questions with the media inside the Oval office with some
Speaker 1: of them just brilliant. Let's go to Pedro. Thanks for
Speaker 1: calling in, sir.
Speaker 10: Hi Preston, Good morning morning. Yep, everything was awesome. The
Speaker 10: two main things for me were when he was doing
Speaker 10: the speech and all the communist leftist.
Speaker 8: Leaders was called leaders.
Speaker 10: There everything that he would say, including taking back with
Speaker 10: payback to all the armed forces that lost their jobs
Speaker 10: or their positions, for not taking the job yep, after
Speaker 10: their you know, and and none of them applauded for that.
Speaker 10: That tells you how much they hate us for not
Speaker 10: for anyone that wouldn't take the job and wouldn't listen
Speaker 10: to their orders of totalitarian regime that they had. Number two,
Speaker 10: the January six ers being released. What a great day
Speaker 10: to Americans that have been hostaged. I mean just just
Speaker 10: just like Hamas, they're exactly the same thing. The left
Speaker 10: is Hamas to us right now. It's amazing.
Speaker 1: Pedro, thank you. I appreciate the phone call, and I
Speaker 1: think those are solid observations, both of them. It's it's
Speaker 1: a tragedy what happened to those people? Now again people
Speaker 1: that committed acts of violence? Okay, case by case, let's
Speaker 1: look at what those were. Let's look at the circlestances.
Speaker 1: But anyway, let's go to Jeffrey. Hi, Jeffrey, thank you
Speaker 1: for calling in and being patient.
Speaker 21: Well, thank you for letting us do this press that.
Speaker 21: I want to say that I think the Donald Trump
Speaker 21: presidency has brought something to the White House that we
Speaker 21: have been missing for decades. Bill Clinton, I think we'd
Speaker 21: use different adjectives, but the first lady has a tremendous
Speaker 21: amount of decorum, refinement, presence, and femininity that has been
Speaker 21: missing on a large scale in this country for a
Speaker 21: long time. And I hope that the young girls and
Speaker 21: the young women in this country will recognize that this
Speaker 21: is something that can be that all of us can
Speaker 21: be very proud of that she exists and is part
Speaker 21: of the White House.
Speaker 1: That's a great observation, Jeffrey, thank you for that. I
Speaker 1: appreciate you calling in. You know what comes to mind is,
Speaker 1: let's make elegance common again. Milania Trump conducts herself with grace,
Speaker 1: and I can't even imagine the crap she's put up with.
Speaker 1: The first time she was in the Oval office, it
Speaker 1: was just devastation. I don't know how she ever anyway,
Speaker 1: all right, Lee Richard, your next eight five zero two
Speaker 1: zero five WFLA. We're going to take a quick check
Speaker 1: of weather in traffic. We have some email to share. Obviously,
Speaker 1: we'll be unpacking things all week long, the executive orders,
Speaker 1: the things that are happening, the confirmations and all of that,
Speaker 1: so we'll have a lot to talk about as the
Speaker 1: week goes on. But we also have snow coming into
Speaker 1: the region. If you're in the Panama City area, you'll
Speaker 1: likely see some flakes, but you could see some difficult
Speaker 1: conditions there. But in the Tallahassee area, we are expecting
Speaker 1: a half inch to an inch and a half to
Speaker 1: two inches of snow, and with that comes some common
Speaker 1: sense things to be aware of as it relates to
Speaker 1: driving in this stuff. All right, so we'll be with
Speaker 1: you though tomorrow morning. Snow or not, we will be here. Well,
Speaker 1: at least I hope I can figure out how to
Speaker 1: get here now. I've got it all mapped out in
Speaker 1: my head. I've driven in snow, I grew up in
Speaker 1: the Twin Cities. I know about this stuff. So ten
Speaker 1: past the hour, your calls, Lee Richard are next here
Speaker 1: in the Morning show. Hey, here's what we're gonna do.
Speaker 1: Final segment of calls for now. Okay, next segment, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna get to email because I've got a lot of
Speaker 1: email coming in with some fascinating observations, including one that
Speaker 1: I'd not seen and I can't wait to go back
Speaker 1: to the tape and look. But I'll get to that
Speaker 1: coming up in just a few minutes. But let's go
Speaker 1: back to the phone lines here on The Morning Show
Speaker 1: with Preston Scott Lee has been patiently waiting. Good morning, sir,
Speaker 1: Welcome and what are you taking away from yesterday morning?
Speaker 8: Preston? Want to take away? How about twenty year army,
Speaker 8: a veteran thank you for serving. My service was under
Speaker 8: the disastrous leadership of Barack Obama. And to hear the positive,
Speaker 8: encouraging words that our military heard yesterday, an end to
Speaker 8: these disastrous you know DEI policies that are being forced
Speaker 8: out on our troops and the possible reinstatement of those
Speaker 8: who were forced out for the ridiculous COVID mandate, and
Speaker 8: that it just makes me happy. It just makes say
Speaker 8: my soul happy to hear those words come out of
Speaker 8: my president's mouth.
Speaker 1: I bet Lee, first, thank you for your service to
Speaker 1: our country. I appreciate it. I've got to believe you know,
Speaker 1: have you been watching the Pete Hegsith confirmation.
Speaker 8: I haven't. No, I've been. I spend most of my
Speaker 8: time on a road truck.
Speaker 1: So gotcha if you get an opportunity to look at
Speaker 1: any of that. One of the things heg Sith pointed
Speaker 1: out is that since Donald Trump's election, recruiting numbers are
Speaker 1: popping back up. Can you imagine if we get a
Speaker 1: warrior in charge of the Defense Department and what's going
Speaker 1: to happen to recruiting.
Speaker 8: It could be a great day for the American military,
Speaker 8: that's for sure.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, yes, because the machine that is the
Speaker 1: military has been degraded and downgraded dramatically. But Lee, thank you,
Speaker 1: and again, thank you for serving our country. Thank you, Preston,
Speaker 1: I appreciate it. Let's go to Richard. Richard's going to
Speaker 1: be our final call in this segment. We're going to
Speaker 1: start spinning into the email and we'll take calls at
Speaker 1: the bottom of the hour for the rest of the
Speaker 1: show if you want to call in. If not, trust me,
Speaker 1: I am loaded. I've got stuff spread all over my
Speaker 1: console here. Richard, Thank you, sir. What stands out to
Speaker 1: you about yesterday.
Speaker 22: Well, mister Scott, I wasn't really planning on listen to
Speaker 22: the speech yesterday. By serendipity, I got to hear it,
Speaker 22: and as I listened to it, I just felt this
Speaker 22: overwhelming sense of relief. It's like, all of a sudden,
Speaker 22: two plus two equals for again, and it was just
Speaker 22: like holy smoke, I felt. They said burden.
Speaker 6: Off my shoulders. It's like wow, you know and you know,
Speaker 6: so that's how I felt about it, was like, Geeve
Speaker 6: with it's you know, it's pressure is off. We can
Speaker 6: be honest again with what's really going on?
Speaker 1: Tell me this. My sense was that the words returning
Speaker 1: to or something to the effect of getting back to
Speaker 1: common sense. Did that ring to you the way it
Speaker 1: did to me?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 22: Absolutely absolutely.
Speaker 23: It's you know, things are starting to fall in place
Speaker 23: now that you know they've been trying to just you know,
Speaker 23: convince us of the what the kind of suitor close
Speaker 23: the emperors where and you know what, it's that and
Speaker 23: they're buff naked.
Speaker 1: Right absolutely? Yeah, yeah, Richard, thanks very much. I appreciate it,
Speaker 1: and be safe out there doing what you do. The
Speaker 1: return of common sense, ending DEI national emergency, We're going
Speaker 1: to fix the southern border. A lot of people stood
Speaker 1: on that one. I think some Democrats even stood on
Speaker 1: that one because they know they know, remember the Lake
Speaker 1: and Riley Has Act has passed House in the Senate.
Speaker 1: Now it's past. They know they know Trump is calmer.
Speaker 1: I absolutely believe he feels as though, to paraphrase the
Speaker 1: Blues Brothers movie, that he's on a mission from God.
Speaker 1: I think there's almost a collective sigh of relief. And
Speaker 1: I know that there's a bunch of people that are
Speaker 1: going to feel it that will never admit it. They'll
Speaker 1: never admit it, and that's okay. Just benefit from it
Speaker 1: and remember how we got here. We got here with
Speaker 1: the way politics has been allowed to go in this country,
Speaker 1: and Donald Trump is a disruptive force to that. And
Speaker 1: I think there's enough of an awakening to get something done.
Speaker 1: I'm going to be beating the drum on messaging, messaging,
Speaker 1: messaging for the midterms coming up in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: It is vitally important that they get that right. They
Speaker 1: get the messaging right and point out when Democrats obstruct
Speaker 1: them from getting things done that Trump was elected to do.
Speaker 1: They've they've got to do that, all right, Seventeen past
Speaker 1: the hour, your emails, I'm getting to next, and don't
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Speaker 1: Say so here we go in Ihearts Radio season. You'll
Speaker 1: forgive me if I have to edit some of these
Speaker 1: for brevity. Many of these are very brief, some a
Speaker 1: little more lengthy. Reactions to yesterday, the things, the events
Speaker 1: that have happened since really over the weekend. Jeff wrote
Speaker 1: in I find it disgusting the talking heads keep up
Speaker 1: the rant that Biden pardons those targeted by President Trump,
Speaker 1: when in fact Biden pardoned those guilty of targeting President Trump.
Speaker 1: Great distinction. Ray wrote in forty seven's immediate reinstatement of
Speaker 1: non vac's US military with back pay. Well, I echo
Speaker 1: that George said, you know, individual state ags can indict fauci.
Speaker 1: That's what New York and Georgia did to Trump. Don't
Speaker 1: be surprised if Florida's first bring it. The problem is
Speaker 1: that our grand jury I still think missed it. Whether
Speaker 1: it was because of what wasn't presented, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Some frustrated by Chief Justice Roberts rushing to swear in
Speaker 1: Trump before his family could get in place, Yeah it
Speaker 1: was bad for him, John Roberts, Come on, buddy, you
Speaker 1: normally love the spotlight. Take your time, glow a little bit,
Speaker 1: take it in, get the cameras on you, let the
Speaker 1: family gather in. Smile little tip of the cap, little wave,
Speaker 1: little hiking of the robe, you know, a little curtsy
Speaker 1: type thing. Melanie was there with the Lincoln Bible, in
Speaker 1: the Bible that his mom had given him. Donald Trump
Speaker 1: pointing out that there are just two genders, male and female,
Speaker 1: closing the borders, getting rid of the Green New Deal. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Ev Mandid's out pointing out the agenda is very clear.
Speaker 1: It's America first, period. End. That's the litmus test. See,
Speaker 1: that's an easy one, right. You say to your staff,
Speaker 1: if there's an issue that comes up, America's first, next,
Speaker 1: don't bring it to me until you've got that order correct.
Speaker 1: Grady Judge, said, Grady Judge, saying that he will be
Speaker 1: doing exactly what Trump orders when it comes to deportations.
Speaker 1: Patricia writes in A return to common sense stood out
Speaker 1: to her. Yeah, Stewart said, I wanted to watch this
Speaker 1: inauguration because normally I don't. He said this one was
Speaker 1: different for me, and Trump said a return to common sense.
Speaker 1: I feel hope in our future and hope others will
Speaker 1: jump on the wagon for a return to law and decency.
Speaker 1: I agree with Stuart Rod wrote in he said, I'm
Speaker 1: the vindictive type. I love this. Having said that, looking back,
Speaker 1: the legislative agenda has been filled with subpoenas, investigations and
Speaker 1: nothing getting done legislative or criminally, I would correct that.
Speaker 1: I would say that, well, no, maybe not. That might
Speaker 1: be accurate. Congress really hasn't done a whole lot under
Speaker 1: the Biden administration because largely been done by executive order.
Speaker 1: We're not dealing with the issues legislatively that need to
Speaker 1: be dealt with legislatively. It cannot be done by executive
Speaker 1: order only. That's going to be one of the things
Speaker 1: we'll talk about with Kat Camick and members of Congress
Speaker 1: that join us. What has to be done legislatively that
Speaker 1: the president is signed any secutive order on Ben wrote
Speaker 1: about ei AI rather, I don't know enough about that
Speaker 1: to make a comment. Withdrawal from the Paris Accord was
Speaker 1: noted by a listener. That's huge. Withdrawing from the World
Speaker 1: Health Organization, that's huge. I want to share this though,
Speaker 1: and this is what I got to look up. When
Speaker 1: they left. Trump and his family left first the inauguration.
Speaker 1: Apparently Baron Trump, when he shook Biden's hand, leaned over
Speaker 1: and said something to him. Biden's stare suggests it wasn't pleasant.
Speaker 1: Baron walked out, and as he walking out, he turned
Speaker 1: around and looked at Biden and dropped a stare on
Speaker 1: him that said he said something, and he was looking
Speaker 1: to see Biden's reaction to it. And it wasn't like
Speaker 1: he was joking. If you I've looked at that much
Speaker 1: of the tape, some have have hypothesized he said, words
Speaker 1: to the effect of your finished, You're done. I don't know,
Speaker 1: but just remember the rating of their home mar A Lago.
Speaker 1: Remember what this family has been put through by Joe
Speaker 1: and his sick ephants. It wouldn't surprise me if Baron
Speaker 1: dropped an expletive to be honest with you, that I
Speaker 1: want an answer to, just because I'd love to know
Speaker 1: what he said to Joe, just as a person minutes
Speaker 1: after the hour, what stood out to you. The phone
Speaker 1: lines are back open eight five zero two zero five WFLA.
Speaker 1: If you want to interrupt, feel free to call in
Speaker 1: eight five zero two zero five to WFLA. We've taken
Speaker 1: a ton of calls this morning in the last hour
Speaker 1: and a half and happy to take some more. But
Speaker 1: we're going to focus in on a few things as
Speaker 1: we unpack the events of the last few days. You know,
Speaker 1: the renaming of the Golf of America, sorry, the Gulf
Speaker 1: of Mexico to the Gulf of America, the renaming of
Speaker 1: Mount Denali to Mount McKinley where it was originally. You know,
Speaker 1: we'll it'll be interesting to see how some of those
Speaker 1: types of things go over. But it's by no means
Speaker 1: what he was focused on. He's already getting the armed
Speaker 1: services lined up. He's fired the US Coast Guard Commandant
Speaker 1: Linda Fagan because she didn't do her job. She didn't
Speaker 1: help with border security, and she spent most of her
Speaker 1: time dealing with DEI. DEI is out. It's done. It's
Speaker 1: federally over. Any diversity inclusion sorry, diversity equity inclusion officers
Speaker 1: in federal government. They're out. They're out. Those jobs are gone.
Speaker 1: He suspended the security clearances of Intel officials who signed
Speaker 1: the Hunter Biden laptop letter stating it was Russian disinformation.
Speaker 1: They lied, They all lied, and so they're out, fifty
Speaker 1: one of them, fifty one. Now you can argue they
Speaker 1: never should have had the national security clearances anyway, they weren't,
Speaker 1: they weren't working it. Now some of them were. I guess,
Speaker 1: so bad news for them. But the fact that anyone
Speaker 1: out of employee of the United States government should have
Speaker 1: any levels of security clearance is just ridiculous. You grant
Speaker 1: them as they're needed to private sector people. Private sector
Speaker 1: people have access to certain issues of security depending on
Speaker 1: what their role is, what they do. There's there's a
Speaker 1: ton of other executive orders. I suspect we'll spend more
Speaker 1: time on that tomorrow before we visit with Jerome Hudson.
Speaker 1: I've got thirteen pages right now of executive orders, and
Speaker 1: this is just the brief. I mean, it's like, Okay,
Speaker 1: he promised he would remember what Joe Biden did. Joe
Speaker 1: Biden boosted in the moment he took office. He's sent
Speaker 1: it running by killing the Keystone Pipeline Excel project and
Speaker 1: then in turn selling off our strategic oil reserves. Trump said,
Speaker 1: we're filling them back up. We're not buying oil from
Speaker 1: Venezuela anymore. And oh, by the way, we're going to
Speaker 1: produce our own energy again. We're doing away with all
Speaker 1: these ridiculous mandates and regulatory hurdles. And see what that's
Speaker 1: going to do is that's going to allow for some
Speaker 1: prices to come back down. How much, I don't know,
Speaker 1: but it will give room because the cost of petroleum
Speaker 1: impacts the cost of everything, whether it's shipping, whether it's packaging,
Speaker 1: whether it's manufacturing. It impacts everything. So if you reduce
Speaker 1: those costs, hopefully we'll see a rollback in pricing, but
Speaker 1: at the very least we'll see an easing of the
Speaker 1: pressures to keep pricing going out. There's more to talk about.
Speaker 1: Forty minutes after the hour, if you'd like to join me,
Speaker 1: We've got one more segment here. This is it the
Speaker 1: last segment where I can take calls.
Speaker 24: Next it's The Morning Show with Preston Scott.
Speaker 1: Okay, we're back, don't worry about it. Forty two minutes
Speaker 1: past the hour. Here are here a couple other things
Speaker 1: I want to point out. You know, Joe Biden made
Speaker 1: the ridiculous decision to pardon his entire family. He pardoned
Speaker 1: the j six Committee, He pardoned Mark Milly, the chairman
Speaker 1: of the Joint Chiefs back a couple of years ago.
Speaker 1: He rolled out pardons for all of the people that
Speaker 1: allegedly did nothing. Then why do they need a pardon?
Speaker 1: You can still investigate him by the way, but he
Speaker 1: announced that the Equal Rights Amendment is now the law
Speaker 1: of the land, except that it's not. Apparently, Virginia became
Speaker 1: the thirty eighth state to ratify the er. The problem
Speaker 1: is that, see, Joe wanted to redefine gender, and so
Speaker 1: that was his whole angle on this. But there's a
Speaker 1: problem there. When Congress opened this whole thing up, there
Speaker 1: was a deadline. Three quarters of the states of the
Speaker 1: United States had to impose or had to pass the
Speaker 1: Equal Rights Amendment by June thirtieth, nineteen eighty two. Joe's uh,
Speaker 1: about forty some odd years, forty three years late. But
Speaker 1: this just speaks to just how absurd Joe Biden is
Speaker 1: that he thinks that because he says something, it's done. Well,
Speaker 1: unfortunately for him, that's not the case. And here's another
Speaker 1: little unfortunate fact for those that have been extended to pardon.
Speaker 1: First of all, pardon doesn't matter unless it's received. No
Speaker 1: word on the reception of the pardons by you know,
Speaker 1: the Liz Cheneys of the world. Adam Kinsinger, the representative
Speaker 1: that was on the j six Committee, that was an
Speaker 1: alleged Republican who hated Trump. He said he's not accepting
Speaker 1: it because he didn't do anything wrong. Okay, good take
Speaker 1: your chances, pal, and he might not have done quote
Speaker 1: anything wrong. Liz Cheney, we think did we think Liz
Speaker 1: tampered with a witness. But there's a United States versus verdict.
Speaker 1: It's actually Burdick versus the US nineteen fifteen Supreme Court
Speaker 1: ruled that a pardon person isn't pardon just because it
Speaker 1: was offered. They have to receive it, but they also
Speaker 1: offered something else inside inside the opinion, it stated that
Speaker 1: a pardon carries an imputation or a charge of guilt
Speaker 1: and acceptance of a confession of it to the court.
Speaker 1: Receiving a pardon is in essence, suggesting you're guilty. All
Speaker 1: we need to know about Joe Biden and everything that
Speaker 1: we've been sharing with you for the last four years
Speaker 1: and prior to his election, about his dealings with China
Speaker 1: and Ukraine and all of it. Yeah, yeah, he just
Speaker 1: sealed the deal with that little move. It's going to
Speaker 1: be very, very interesting to see when or if Donald
Speaker 1: Trump his administration gets around to investigating the dealings of
Speaker 1: Joe Hunter and the family. I think there needs to
Speaker 1: be some form of an investigation, if for no other
Speaker 1: reason to point out what many of us have been saying,
Speaker 1: that he's the most corrupt man to ever occupy the
Speaker 1: Oval Office, and I believe he is, and I believe
Speaker 1: an investigation needs to be done to that end. Now,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump needs to be focused on fixing this country.
Speaker 1: He needs to show what we've already seen in a day,
Speaker 1: what leadership looks like. Again forty six minutes after the hour,
Speaker 1: come back, we'll wrap up the program next here on
Speaker 1: The Morning Show with Preston Scott. Got a fascinated blog up,
Speaker 1: A fascinating blog up on what happens the day of
Speaker 1: the inauguration when one family leaves the White House and
Speaker 1: the other shows up. How do they do it? I've
Speaker 1: got a great video on it. It's fascinating. It really
Speaker 1: is about thirteen minutes that describes some of the things
Speaker 1: that have happened throughout history, some of the requests that
Speaker 1: new presidents have made in terms of the decor, and
Speaker 1: it's just it's a really cool little clip and I
Speaker 1: think you'll get a out of that. Tomorrow. We've got
Speaker 1: a lot more to talk about obviously. Tomorrow, Jerome Hudson
Speaker 1: and Bright Bart will join us. We'll get his view.
Speaker 1: He's the entertainment editor. So I'm going to be fascinated
Speaker 1: to see between California and the failures of Democrats in
Speaker 1: California and what Trump is going to do to re
Speaker 1: energize the motion picture industry, the television industry inside America.
Speaker 1: What was it. It's Mel Gibson, It's John Voight, and
Speaker 1: there's a third guy, Sylvester Stallone. Are on this new
Speaker 1: kind of commission, ambassadors if you will, to the movie
Speaker 1: industry to try to make the movie industry great again
Speaker 1: in America. It's brilliant. These are little things that add up.
Speaker 1: But let me remind you as we go, for everybody
Speaker 1: in the listening area, we're all going to be hit
Speaker 1: with a winter storm today. I don't know if you've
Speaker 1: seen what's happening in Louisiana. They're in a blizzard. And
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Speaker 1: of businesses are just shutting down. Snow is expected in
Speaker 1: a large part of our listening area, and not just
Speaker 1: a little bit of it. Half inch to two inches,
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Speaker 1: Morning Show on WFLA. The last thing Joe Biden did
Speaker 1: as President of the United States actually served as a
Speaker 1: beautiful reminder.
Speaker 2: Of four years.
Speaker 1: His last official acts involved pardoning people involved in his
Speaker 1: crime activities. It says everything, isn't it interesting? Everyone was
Speaker 1: saying how Donald Junior and Avanka and her husband, they
Speaker 1: were all involved in what? Trump didn't pardon anybody? In fact,
Speaker 1: when he left office, I think he pardoned two hundred
Speaker 1: and forty some people. Joe Biden's pardoned over eight thousand,
Speaker 1: now a large number of that marijuana related whatever. If
Speaker 1: you want to set those aside, that's fine. We're still
Speaker 1: over two thousand. So that's his last moment, and he
Speaker 1: did it literally before a feebled his way out there,
Speaker 1: stumbling and bumbling. I almost thought I could read Jill's
Speaker 1: mind because there was a delay before Joe came in there,
Speaker 1: and I could almost think Jill was going, where that
Speaker 1: crap is he now? Anyway, Joe said he wouldn't do it,
Speaker 1: but he did it. We'll play a little bit of
Speaker 1: that tomorrow. The list of pardons is kind of distinguished.
Speaker 1: Trump's busy two hundred executive orders plus more coming today.
Speaker 1: He's doing what he said he would do, so there
Speaker 1: are no surprises other than the media has got to
Speaker 1: be shocked. Yell a press conference. In impromptu press conference, everyone
Speaker 1: was allowed in when he was signing executive orders last
Speaker 1: night in the Oval Office. That was breathtakingly beautiful. We
Speaker 1: just got to keep it going. I'll give you my
Speaker 1: recipe for success in the mid terms in the days
Speaker 1: and months to come. Folks, thanks for joining us. Have
Speaker 1: an awesome day to prepare