Speaker 1: Good morning, Michael. This week the Barbershop Parmony Society has
Speaker 1: their annual convention and contest, and they're having it in
Speaker 1: downtown Denver, and the warnings are already going out. Hey
Speaker 1: be careful going from the hotel to the venue. That
Speaker 1: sixteenth Mall is kind of sketchy. So I worry about
Speaker 1: my friends. If we have any other advice we could
Speaker 1: pass on, let me know.
Speaker 2: Yesterday, our FK Junior announced that the CDC had covered up,
Speaker 2: not a mistake, a cover up. The children who received
Speaker 2: the hepatitis be shot, which, by the way, they require
Speaker 2: on day one of the child's life, had a one
Speaker 2: thirty five percent risk of autism. Remember that when they
Speaker 2: tell you to follow the science, their science is not
Speaker 2: pure science. It's so interesting how some people say it's
Speaker 2: cruel that we would make welfare recipients have to work
Speaker 2: for their medical cover, but they're absolutely okay making me
Speaker 2: work to pay for their coverage. Interesting. When we were
Speaker 2: voting on the rearinduction of Colorad gray wolves, many of
Speaker 2: us said, it's gonna cost more than you expect. May
Speaker 2: wolves are going to die, many cattle are going to die.
Speaker 2: Shock of all Shock, CBS News Colorado reported that the
Speaker 2: rear induction of the Colorad Gray Wolves has cost it
Speaker 2: two point two million more than I expect it. They've
Speaker 2: also lost more than half of the original wolves.
Speaker 3: Hey, Dragon, how about playing a little talking heads road
Speaker 3: to nowhere? Sounds pretty good to.
Speaker 1: Me, Michael.
Speaker 3: How about a name for that bridge?
Speaker 4: The poll is pork a sausage product?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: Well, then I think about what Dragon said and the
Speaker 1: microphone button?
Speaker 4: How about the pole is pork scrabble project?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Much better? Hey, Michael, I think we're blowing up this
Speaker 4: pork project a little too much with Polus, especially with
Speaker 4: how much money he's wasted on Colorado. I mean, truly,
Speaker 4: this pork project doesn't even register in my mind. It's little.
Speaker 4: It's tiny as far as pork projects go, this is minuscule.
Speaker 4: This truly is Pulus's little tiny peep peet. I can
Speaker 4: I agree with you?
Speaker 3: Twenty nine million here, twenty nine million there. By the
Speaker 3: time you're down, you're in a billion, and you're a billion.
Speaker 3: Just always fraud and abuse, you know, cut all this
Speaker 3: stuff out. We don't need any of that stuff. Like
Speaker 3: you said, fix some bottles. Ridiculous here, Michael, When you
Speaker 3: hit the state line. Coming into Colorado from Kansas, you
Speaker 3: should wear a cowboy hat, boots, have a saddle instead
Speaker 3: of a seat, because it's a rough son of a
Speaker 3: bee coming in. I mean, I tell you what, pull
Speaker 3: on a truck and trailer it it'll shake you and
Speaker 3: bake you.
Speaker 2: If I had twenty.
Speaker 3: Nine million dollars in my bank account, I'd never have
Speaker 3: to work it out day of my life. I mean,
Speaker 3: twenty nine million dollars is still a s load of money.
Speaker 1: Ran.
Speaker 5: I just listen to the local news there.
Speaker 3: I'm just curious.
Speaker 5: When I come trucking down at twenty five.
Speaker 2: Pass, I heart radio studio.
Speaker 5: I'll be waving at you. I was just wondering, is
Speaker 5: my concealed carry permit from idahost still going to be
Speaker 5: good in Colorado? Or am I screwed?
Speaker 3: Hey, Mike. Perhaps he was not referring to the Bible,
Speaker 3: but to Mao's Little Red Book.
Speaker 2: What Warnock does not get is that the welfare system
Speaker 2: was to be a helping hand for a point in time,
Speaker 2: not a forever system. Also in the Bible, it talks
Speaker 2: about laziness being a sin. Unfortunately, we just have so
Speaker 2: many people on welfare who just think that's the way
Speaker 2: to go, and they don't ever have to work.
Speaker 5: Again, here's what gets me. We won't allow religions be
Speaker 5: taught in school. Oh yeah, we'll allow.
Speaker 1: Religion to try to influence the politics.
Speaker 2: Michael.
Speaker 5: You're right in no way where those scriptures intended or
Speaker 5: directed toward government. They're directed towards individuals. There's no claim
Speaker 5: anywhere that's valid that says that that was about the government,
Speaker 5: about any government. It's not, Michael. I would I'd like
Speaker 5: to also add that nowhere in scripture that I'm aware of,
Speaker 5: does it say we should help people out regardless of
Speaker 5: the law. Just ignore the law. Let them do what
Speaker 5: they will, because they're pouring, downtrodden and all these things,
Speaker 5: and they're fleeing whatever. Now the law is still to
Speaker 5: be upheld.
Speaker 2: Paying taxes to the government that represents foreigners instead of
Speaker 2: Americans is taxation without representation. Do you agree?
Speaker 4: Hey, Michael, I'm just responding to what you were saying
Speaker 4: about your national audience when you were talking about the
Speaker 4: gentleman with a charitable organization. I'm just curious if you
Speaker 4: actually get the numbers on how many national listeners you have.
Speaker 4: I myself listen to you every day from Ohio.
Speaker 3: In fact, when I came across you and started following
Speaker 3: you daily, it changed the way that I listened to
Speaker 3: the radio.
Speaker 4: And I think there's a lot of us out there.