MON MAR 2 7 AM War update; visit with Ken Paxton; Iran thoughts with Mike Gallagher

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The answer and a good morning everybody. It is Monday the

second day of March. Come on in and get ready.

I'm not sure when there has been a more news heavy way to start

the week. Any one of these all by themselves would occupy a lot of

oxygen. We have an election tomorrow.

Attorney General Ken Paxton is going to join us in just a moment for his final

visit before tomorrow's primary. We had an attack in Austin that may have

its roots in some reaction to operation in Iran that were in the

middle of it. There's just all kinds of things that are going on.

All kinds of things to address. Let me give you the phone number 866-660-5759.

Epic fury. I blanked on the operation. 866-660-5759.

60 seconds on that and then our chat with Ken and then we chat with you.

Jonathan Schanzer of the Foundation for Defense and Democracy. He'll join us

805 because a lot of people are asking what next in Iran? What do we do now?

I mean, you know, what was the likely path forward

after we have taken this military action? And so there are many, many questions

that we're looking for a whole lot of answers. But first, as we always do,

especially in particularly trying times, let's pause

and let's pray. Lord, we come to you this morning with open hearts of gratitude

for your guidance as America seeks to do the right thing in one of the world's

most troubling spots. Bless our nation, bless our troops,

bless our president with guidance and wisdom, bless those military families,

some of whom are already experiencing the unavoidable sacrifice of moments

like these through every moment like this. Guide our people to be wise

and mindful of the freedoms we enjoy. We cherish our rights of free speech and

debate and times like this. And as those play out, let every comment be

accompanied by an appreciation for what we're trying to do.

Mindfulness of the honor of those who serve in our military and

prayerful for the success of our mission. We ask these things in your

holy name. Amen. So it was a weekend of war news. My

questions for you, and you know the number 8666505759,

do you approve? I see word that like there's heavy

polling that most of America hates this. Even a lot of

Republicans don't like this. There's a seeming conflict to some between,

you know, he said he was going to be the the president of peace. And yet

here he is starting wars. He's not starting a war. He's trying to end one.

And there just saw a lot of the objections have struck me as TDS on steroids.

So your reaction to some of the reactions, just all of your thoughts as we

head into a week that is going to be filled, filled with news,

developments constantly. We had we had like three planes shot out of the

sky over Kuwait by the Kuwaitis. No loss of life there. But the death toll

for American troops has gone to four. One of our armed forces who had been

hospitalized after the retaliatory strikes by Iran has died. The

American death toll now stands at four. I can't tell you the low

opinion I have of those who would weaponize and politicize these deaths

in order to somebody even asked when it was when the death toll was three,

is it worth it? Is it worth it? It's was Vietnam worth 58,000. I guess

there's general thoughts that's no, but what does that mean that those

lives were lost in vain? What an obnoxious question usually asked by

people who who who hate the president. And last thing on this before we talk

to Attorney General Paxton, a lot of the objection to this is not real.

It's just not real. They hate it because Trump did it. If Biden had done it,

there'd be dancing in the streets. If anybody but Trump had done it, there

would be vast approval, which is what makes the real value of people like

John Federman, whom you'll hear today talking about, I don't know why

Democrats can't support the notion of a regime. Then oh, by the way,

even if they call themselves progressives, a regime that hates gays,

denies equal rights to women is a theocracy. If you're progressive and you can't

see the value in knocking out a regime like this,

are you really a progressive? But ultimately, what really guides these folks is Trump,

hatred, Trump hatred makes smart people stupid. And boy, was that evident

throughout the landscape over the weekend. Okay, tomorrow is election day. We are going to

learn so many things from this primary at the top of the ticket. The U.S. Senate race,

the Democrats are going to figure out, listen, there's a Talleriko surge. Maybe we'll see what

that means. Now, why don't we talk to the guy who may be running against him or Jasmine

Kraken, depending on how the Republican primary turns out it is John Cornyn. It is Wesley Hunt

and it is Ken Paxton. Pardon the long intro, sir, busy weekend. How are you doing as they move

on primary eve? On this Texas independence day, I'm doing pretty well.

Let's add another layer. Precisely right. Precisely right. The birthday of the occasion of Texas,

declaring its independence from Mexico, the history that unfolded leads us to today. And who our

U.S. Senator is going to be. So, home stretch, how do you see, what do you think's going to happen

tomorrow? It's going to be a good day. I think it's really looking forward to it. I work since April

the 8th to educate and communicate with Texas. And I think it's going to be a good day. I think

the question that I've asked in every single meeting, one person, 3,000 people, and

John's been in office since I was in college, and I'm 63, and those 40 plus years, can you name

one great accomplishment? And to this day, no one's ever given me an answer to that question,

and I say, now take two weeks of my time as AG, except for Christmas and Thanksgiving,

and I guarantee you can pick any two weeks, and I've accomplished more in two weeks that he's done

40 plus years. That is probably why you've got a lead in virtually every poll, especially the

recent polls, is with Wesley in this race, for some reason, and God bless him, but I'll never

understand that is an optimism reign supreme. Is there any way to get 50.001% or is this

definitely a runoff that awaits us? So, as you know, this is like me playing basketball,

against seven people, they all get to score against me, and they all get to play defense. So,

it's challenging, but it's not impossible. I mean, I've looked at the numbers, and it's just,

you know, a election day will determine it. I don't, I've looked at the early voting numbers,

and it looks pretty good for me. It's just a matter of which way will it fall?

There's an odd line, I've talked to Senator Korn, and often talked to you,

often last time he and I spoke, and he did this on 60 minutes yesterday,

there's this narrative that only he, as the nominee, can bring Republican success.

That if you are the nominee, that certain death lies ahead for Republican party,

that either Tallerik or Crockett will beat you, and even down ballot, some of the congressional

seats will wiggle. I trust you have another view. Well, of course, this is a typical Korn and

Talking point. If you look at his whole, all of the second points, they're not true. I mean,

he talks about being for the boring. He's been against the boring. He talks about being for Trump.

He was against Trump, and this idea that somehow I can't win a state-righted race,

Mark, how many statewide races have I won? Three. Three. I've won more statewide races than most

people have, have run in, in Texas history. And suddenly, because it's John Kornin,

he's the only one, even though he can't win a primary, even though he isn't accomplishing.

Somehow, he's going to motivate voters to get out and vote for him. The numbers don't show it.

I've done the polling. If I really believe that, would I be in this race? No. I know I can be

to Democrat. We haven't lost the Democratic seat since 94. What evidence does John give to back

that up? And that, you know, he has polls showing him like being, which is ridiculous,

this idea that I can't win a statewide race. It's, obviously, it's not true. I've done it three

times. I asked him something, and I need to ask you the flip side of the coin. This has been a

pretty bitter primary. It's been months and months and months of you referring to him as an

unworthy warrior, a rhino, an untrustworthy soul. No, no, no, no. I've never called him a rhino,

not one time. We wrote, really? I just said he hasn't accomplished anything. He's been there too

long. God, interesting. Listen, I got 500 people I could put on the phone now who would attach

the rhino label. Why would you spare him that? I just, you know, I'm trying to win with Republicans,

and so I'm not trying to disparage him. He's spent $100 million attacking me, which is more than

I think the most expensive race in, you know, Texas or actually US history for a primary,

I've spent $3 million. And if you'll look at the ads, my ads are positive, and his have been

very negative and personal. They're not even talking really about what he's actually accomplished

because, again, there isn't anything. Well, we're going to get to what he's saying about you,

but some of the things you've said about him, just to reframe my sentence and thank you for the

editing on that. You've characterized him as an unworthy, mega warrior than his support for Trump.

I think you believe that it's paper, then an opportunistic to the moment. And the once Trump's

not president anymore, you know, who knows what he'll do. And that's something that people don't

have to worry about with regard to you. Have I got that paragraph right? Yeah, well, yeah,

it can think about this in 2016. I mean, he has no evidence that he's ever supported Trump.

2016, he told us that Trump was an albatross around our neck. What is he saying about me? And I'm

an albatross around our next same thing. Then in 2024, what do you say Trump can't win in his time

his past? Well, guess what? John Corden was not supporting Trump either time suddenly.

April 8th conversion happens. I get in the race and he loves Donald Trump. He loves the border wall.

Everything that he hated, he loves. And so why would I believe that that's going to last?

I don't believe it's going to last because it's not going to you. He's have, you know,

40-year history of it, not lasting. So this is all just a game for him. He wants to win.

He'll say whatever it takes, but none of that's true. None of it's true.

So the kindest thing is that you find the feel that he's somewhat less than sincere.

His view of you is pretty clear that you're one of the worst people ever to walk the earth.

So after this harsh, after this harsh primary, here's what I asked him last week,

I said in view of everything you've said, if you lose, you know that Republican

Texas will demand that you have certain enthusiasm in making sure that Talleriko or Crockett

don't win. Could you find a way to support Ken Paxton for the Senate? He said,

I will vote for the Republican nominee and said no more. And I'm not pretending there'll be

unity tour through various media markets as summer turns to fall. But if it doesn't work out the

way you want it to, can you find a way to support him against Talleriko or Crockett?

Of course, but let there be no if. I'm going to win this right. So I already know that.

So there's not going to be an if I'm going to win and I'll win Tuesday. And if it takes a runoff,

we know that runoffs are going to be good for me as well. My worst runoff, I've done three of them.

I got 65 percent. My last one against George P Bush. I got 68. So yes, I am going to support

the Republican no matter what. Very good. The two Democrats that we have coming out

are awful for Texas. I can't imagine Texas goes that dark. Is there is there one? It's funny.

It's been weird. I mean, there's the firehose that's Jasmine Crockett and the and the and and

woke Opie, the James Talleriko. Is there one you'd rather run against than the other or, you know,

there's both so liberal. I think you could highlight that's that's what I meant. They're just both

so left so just crazy left. And Talleriko tries to hide it like behind being a pastor, but the

reality is I don't see much difference between him and Jasmine as far as positions and views and

they're both going to be disasters for Texas. So if we if it looks like the way this is the

field is striped, it looks like we have the looks like runoff per chance. The rest of March,

all of April and virtually all of May of more corn and ads against you and more of your ads

against him. Do you think your approach will change or will it be sort of more of the

insincereity? What has he done that or is there new material that you'll debut for the runoff?

No, I mean, I think it's all about record and not rhetoric and he's all about the rhetoric,

but he doesn't have a record that he can stand. Yeah, and otherwise, you know, when I was in

combat, what did I do? I ran my record. I could talk about what I did and then I talked about what

I wanted to do. And I had proof that I had accomplished something for the state of Texas and for

the people of Texas. And that's what got me reluctant. I didn't spend a lot of time attacking my

poets. Either any of my lectures, when I was in combat, I focused on what I had accomplished. John

Corning cannot do that. And he really can't attack me on my record. So he goes personal. That's

really his his MO because he's got nothing. And he has and he has essentially said that that he

is just getting started and that this runoff will contain even more material like that. And I've

been wondering because obviously I talk to him, talk to you. And then I talk about all of it.

And I found myself saying how much more can this be? And is it will it backfire? And will you

can you respond in any way? And then a couple of days ago, there's your daughter and her husband

sitting on the couch, your Maddie talking about, here's the Ken Paxton. I know how did that come

about? And what was the decision making like to deploy that on the campaign trail?

So my son-in-law sent me a text saying Madison had written an op-ed. And so I didn't even know

about it. I read it. It was very emotional for me to read. I didn't ask her to write the op-ed.

Didn't know she was going to do it. And then my team, she sent it to the team because she wanted

to get out. And then they asked her if she'd do a short you know short video sort of so we could

get more of it out. So yeah, it was very um that that means more to me than the election. It's just

it's awesome to have you know great kids and I've got four great kids and six grandchildren. That's

why you know I try to keep all of that out of the limelight and just focus on you know being a

father and a grandfather. I've also tried to assess over the months what effect those kinds of

attacks, what effect all those stories have had. It's not like it's killed yet. It hasn't torpedoed

you you've led in most polls. So I don't know if there's a likelihood that that changes that

if another barrage of that I think there's the possibility that that it could backfire where

people could say man enough of this enough. And so I I don't know if you're counting on that

to backfire because you know it's coming. Look I I don't get the strategy to be honest with you I

if I'm the Republican leadership I want to I don't want to tear down any Republican who's got a

good chance of winning like I do. I would be thinking about the future but you know if it's about

incumbents and not Republicans that I get the strategy but I always thought it was about winning

the state of Texas making sure that it was held by a Republican but if you if you're running that

strategy you're not thinking about that you're thinking about protecting and come and see and

and you don't care how how how how bad it gets but look I've been through this for for a decade

and you know I get I just I just go off of my record I try to tell the people of Texas here's

what I care about here's what I've done do you believe it I have I've evidence he's got no evidence

he's just talk and people are sick of that there's sick of people that go to Washington that answered

a Mitch McConnell that answered to the establishment to the lobbyist his daughters a lobbyist I mean

he's all in on that world I'm not I'm not in the world of Texas. The logistics where will you be

to watch where will you be watching the returns tomorrow night. So today I go from Dallas to

Waco I do rally in Waco then I drive to Houston I'll be Houston rodeo riding in with those guys

and then I'll fly back tomorrow morning and I will be here in being Dallas and I'll be at the

uptown area celebrating a win. And presuming the runoff did you take a listen it's it's months

do you take a little bit of a breather for for a week or two or or did you just dive right

morning of March 4th here we go little you know there'll be a little bit of a rust because it's

been a long run but not long it's it's it'll be back to the to to get now and talking to Texans

and again I'm I'm very confident runoff it's it's it's it's the runoff is even a better place for me

less people though they're more educated they're more conservative uh you know corny can go one

run whatever race it's been 50 million more we can be 150 billion and then we have to go spend

money in a general set to to help me but you know that's what the guys in Washington want to do

that's a little bit attorney general Ken Paxton tomorrow is the primary and I know we'll be talking

after that either in your capacity as a g of things for the runoff or congratulating you for the

outright win that's what's up to the voters we'll see how that goes and we'll be talking soon I

appreciate it and safe travels all right you see it thanks Mark and there's attorney general

Ken Paxton I'm Mark Davis 723 so let's re shuffle your thoughts on that of course are welcome

we have a lot of thoughts to share about a lot of things around the world around the middle

least what happens next in Iran what's going on what do we think of it our buddy Mike got

well your member Friday Mike said I'm taking a little bit of a long weekend I texted him back

enjoy Disney he made clear immediately that he would be back he is back and I am so grateful

you will get an M&M today here at 735 so let's pause come back and have a thought or two before

we head into the newsroom with Mary Rose and then we talked to our buddy Mike about a momentous

few days in American history Mark Davis it is 724

well we've shared a prayer now we're living on the prayer

Johnny Bonjogin is 64 speaking of dates and everybody with a musical birthday today and there's

a lot it's going to be quite the library today has a birthday on Texas Independence Day

Ken Paxton just invoked it maybe you need a little bit of the the primer on that Texas

Independence Day is this date in 1836 when Texas formally declared its independence from Mexico

so it by the way the Alamo siege was going on at the time and during the Texas revolution a

convention of delegates gathered at Washington on the Brazos and unanimously adopted and signed

the Texas Declaration of Independence it was signed by 59 delegates it established the Republic

of Texas as a sovereign nation separate from Mexico and we were that for the better part of a decade

admitted to the union in 1845 the little Texas history today just amid all the other breaking

news let's talk about some of that breaking news with our buddy Mike Gallagher next I'm Mark

Davis 730 Mary Rose in the newsroom well operation epic theory has just begun

and I'm not finding a carpenters record as a find a way to be cute about that Mike it is

Karen Carpenters birthday she would have been 76 I always offer up the Karen Carpenters birthday

to you and as happy listeners will note Mike had a three-day weekend plan whoops that didn't last

long so glad that you are back you could say we have some things to discuss welcome

I got a lot of work to do and of course President Trump explaining operation epic thunder to the

nation uh operation I want to keep saying epic because it was midnight thunder what was it midnight

thunder I mean all the all the nouns all these aggressive now thunder fury I know operation epic

fury is underway and I am just absolutely mystified at the way the left is describing

this brutal brutal tyrannical monster named Ayatollah homani and I had a guest from Israel

earlier today by the way mark who you know said you know now the first one it was Khomeini right this

one is really homani I don't know how many KHA versus KHO so they're close but but not the same

just see the Washington Post the way they described him which is a vunkular

fluffy white beard he liked poetry they were crueler to Scott Adams and Rush Limbaugh then they

worked to this monster though according to the way that New York Times and the Washington Post

characterized it Santa Claus died of hard attack I believe it's easy smile oh my gosh but but but but

dive into that because I've been wanting to talk to you about this explain this phenomenon to me

it's not like this people at the Washington Post of the New York Times are dumb they're not oblivious

to William Buckley the CIA operative being skinned alive they're not dumb they're not oblivious to

the thousands and thousands of Iranian citizens who were slaughtered by this guy he was a cruel

monster why would the Times and the Post try to describe a cruel monster as Santa Claus because

if they portray him accurately as the root cause of so much global evil then they run the risk

the risk of making taking him out look like a good idea in other words Trump was right and they

just can't go there they can't do it they can't do it I keep thinking about how we reacted when

when Obama's military took out Osama Ben Laden we all cheered thank God absolutely did you did

you see this this great pushback well it's Obama and so I can't stand the fact that that I mean

because think about this we could have you could have gone down the route of saying why wasn't even

Osama Ben Laden offered due process you know the due process he got was a bullet between the eyes

yes indeed that was it do not pass go do not collect a hundred but none of nobody said that we're like

good we got the bad guy why can't the left say good we got the bad guy TDS will not allow it and

and that's why so much of the criticism of this operation is so insincere because so much

how many posts did you see that essentially said the Iranian people now have an opportunity for

for freedom and self-determination this absolutely was an evil regime support our troops and hope

for their success but it's horrible what's happened it is terrible this has happened because it was

done by dishonest and inept and evil Donald Trump it's like what what I know it's it's just

head scratching and I few a few are having the guts even in the pages of the Washington Post

to speak truth Mark Teeson I've been I've been quoting his post from social media from X

all-dated former bus driver former speech writer Washington Post columnist and he he possesses

the kind of clarity that that none of his colleagues evidently over the Washington Post currently

here's what he wrote one quick paragraph Donald Trump has just taken his place alongside Reagan

and FDR as one of the most consequential presidents in American history many have occupied his office

but there are only a handful of whose courageous leadership has quite literally reshaped the world

there will be statues of him from Caracas to Tehran he is as we speak assuming his place in the

pantheon of our nation's greatest leaders mark that is so so true but it's also these are the words

that strike terror in the hearts of every Democrat and every Trump hater in the universe so a couple

of things because you're totally right about that and I'm all about the statues all about the

Trump stat I hope to let's visit the Trump statue in terror four or five years from now and maybe

stay in a nice five star hotel in Tehran which is a beauty Iran is a rich magnificent country we

need to find out how this all goes but before we get to the statues this has to go well it really

needs to go well and it would be nice if it started to go well in the next few months I think you

know where I'm going but generally speaking what do you think that looks like a vacuum a void

when people rise up and say well you can knock out one regime but you got to make sure that

something worse or as bad done Russian they're not wrong to say that I am confident that the Trump

team Marco Rubio that they absolutely are on this that there will be and they're being badgered

well what's the next step what's exactly going to happen what's it going to look like five weeks

from now what's going to look like by lunchtime tomorrow guys let the game come to you but I give

me a word or two on what you think Iran what this process looks like after the four or five weeks

of military operation the president describes then what well two things first of all I

appreciated Joey Jones over on Fox News who pointed out over the weekend and he made some news

because it was almost like the Trump hating media said aha aha look at some of the pushback

here's what Joey Jones said it's okay to ask questions and it's okay when American servicemen

have spilled their blood we've lost already now several American servicemen during operation

epic fury so it's reasonable and expected for the American people to be able to say what comes

next that what comes next doesn't mean that doesn't mean we're we're going full fledged you know

anti-Trump we're just we but we have a right to ask questions we have a right to expect answers

from this administration and incidentally considering this is the most transparent administration

in the history of America I'm not worried I love this this whole thing over the weekend Brian

Stelter over CNN oh it's very notable that Trump didn't address the nation after this happened

yes he did he didn't eight minutes on truth social that's his platform just because he doesn't

want to stand in front of a podium with a bunch of microphones and blue curtain he spent and I

I played the entire in play that in its entirety so you know stop with it they did that about

January 6th they said what I didn't say anything about yes he did he stood there and did a video

again on truth social and said go home don't hurt the police I need you to leave but they lie

they lie they lie they lie so the the second part though of your very important and profound question

look as Trump put it himself what next comes to them it's up to the the Iranian people I mean I

don't we don't know what this looks like we don't what we do know is that the head of the snake

has been cut off yep we do know that this Iatola and what was it 43 G.C.

Ahmadinejad was taken out to the former president of the the old school president back in the day

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad no longer available for comment so so the the Iranian people have a rare

and I think probably fragile window of opportunity to take their country back you know prior to 1979

I was really impressed by seeing the videos and the pictures of what Tehran looked like and what

Tehran looked like prior it was incredible it was like and you know women not forced to wear

the hijab imagine that you how about that people not getting thrown off buildings because of

their sexual orient I mean we're unusual to place if it can get back to that point that's going

to be on the American or the Iranian people it would be good to get back to that point and this

is where it is real interesting because this guy's getting interviewed I mean he's like a co-host

on Fox now have you seen Reza Palavi in the last couple of days he is the guy poised he

like to think of himself as poised to come in and lead this next new chapter and it looks like

there are a lot of positives about him I hope the apple has fallen a little bit from the tree

because his dad Reza Palavi was the famous infamous Shah of Iran who is very pro-America pro-Western

pro-oil anti-communist so awesome awesome awesome awesome not so awesome the secret police the

political prisoners and the people killed for opposing him so hopefully that's kind of kick

it at old school and the sun will not be reinstating those practices I I'm willing to trust until

there's a reason not to trust I'm sure the Trump and Rubio vetting of this guy it's not like we

get to determine it but I think America gets a say into what we think of about the choice that

Iran's going to make if it's a free and fair election we'll see how it goes but this guy is

clearly sort of opportunistically positioning himself is like hey I'm here if you want me he's

been an exile in Spain I believe for a long time well and did you see what show he popped up on

last night you got to give credit to 60 minutes there he was on CBS's 60 minutes congratulating

and honoring President Trump and praising Operation Epic Fury I mean this was 60 minutes now you

know there's a huge drama with in media circles because Barry Weiss is now heading up CBS news

which includes 60 minutes there's a whole alleged revolt going on there but it was actually

pretty refreshing to see this and we're we are seeing it we're seeing it in the on the airwaves

at CNN and CBS and even even in the pages of the Washington Post and the New York Times their

ridiculous description of the siatola aside they are acknowledging the significance of this they

are they are being forced to come to terms with this what what what a change this is on the world

stage the and the joy after and the joy of the Iranian people they have you've had how many

reporters have you seen in the last few couple of days standing in front of crowds joyous

Iranian crowds with three flags flying the flag of Iran the flag of the United States and the

flag of Israel didn't have that on my bingo card because there is common ground here and it was

in L.A. I was a strong Persian Iranian community there this it's an amazing time and for people

to shade it for people to urinate on this how dark do you have to be how twisted do you have

and it doesn't mean that everybody has to be in lockstep as you've said as you properly said to

to have questions to have thoughts to have hesitancy lagoon that that's okay but the

instant reflex to to bag on it lays bear what your motivation is they are dark and shameful there's

no way around it so pay close attention as I posted on social media and boy X was a font for me

of knowledge over the weekend but one of the things I posted after Kamala came out against

operation epic fury I said pay close attention to the people who are against this

because if you're wavering at all you need to know who you're aligned with if you're against

what we did I want to close with this I was in Orlando over the weekend for a wedding

dear dear friend and a great partner of ours Alfredo Ortiz from job creators

yes he he married Elaine Parker who he has worked with for many years they and I was invited

to their wedding they actually got married in their home over the weekend so I was in the

Orlando area for the weekend and I know I'm gonna get a little grief because people get

mad at Disney but I headed over on Sunday after this was all unfolding I wanted to get some

patriotism in my veins there's a there's a an attraction over at Epcot called the American

Adventure and it is one of the park's most iconic and emotional shows it's about 30 minutes

it's it's narrated by those animatronics as only Disney can do Mark Twain and Ben Franklin

are the two narrators nice but take us through the American story the American experience

patriotic music just incredible highlights of and and gosh I was so glad and I wasn't the only

one in that theater someday with tears in my eyes I needed a little dose of that to remember

the greatest country on earth what we've been able to accomplish up to now and what lies ahead

I urge everybody look the next time you're at Disney you make sure you see the American

adventure over at Epcot it's right it's amazing and boy was it good for what ails me as I saw

Washington Post talk about Santa Claus exactly dying of died of evil man he had a diabetes

passing for died peacefully surrounded by the else and somebody in one of the best some of

the greatest commentary is parody it's like how would the one today's New York Times have handled

Hitler dog loving German road you know rakeish trailblazer dies at 56 these people might

be passing away passing away you know peacefully with his bride with his bride but hey Trump said

it best the other night in the state of the union these people are crazy people are crazy and we're

here to document it I'm so glad you're here it's a better America when you're here God bless you

see tomorrow in New York pray for me like a dummy I'm leaving 85 degrees sunshine to go up to

New York City for work for a few days I'm dead I'm dead serious and there's one of their 50

things we didn't get you we'll get to them you'll be careful at every airport of New York

Washington every place just because there are there cells everywhere so head on the swivel we're

thinking about that is Mike Gallagher and you'll hear in today 10 o'clock soon we're done on

6.60 a.m. he answered into the way way way way way back machine

somebody needs to release an album called you've heard this song in your life but you just

have no idea what it is this is Arty Shaw from 1941 already on the clarinet and

frenzy to Spanish for frenzy mega big hit on the radio just prior to Pearl Harbor quite frankly

so let Arty and the band take us out so I don't know about you but I have questions

who is this raise-up halavi guy and should we be rooting for him to be the next leader of

a more sane Iran what was Iran doing bombing other nations in the Arab world that's not the

way to make friends and all kinds of other questions pertaining to how this goes next you know

our go-to Jonathan Schanzer at the foundation for defensive democracies he will join us next

and so will you grab a line 866 660 5759 great opportunity first you just open things up for you

and me to have a little back and forth about the last couple of days in Iran and about the next

couple of days in the Texas primary grab a line 866 666 5759 mark name is 660 a.m. the answer