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Speaker 1: Happy Friday, Michael and Dragon and all the goober's out there.

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Speaker 1: I don't mean to sound like a complaining goober or

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Speaker 1: an entitled listener of iHeartMedia radio for quite a long

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Speaker 1: time now, and I've been playing these contests for five years,

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Speaker 1: solidly sending in my keywords, just wondering what phone number

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Speaker 1: might they call from, so I don't miss them as

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Speaker 1: a spam call, but just curious because I've been playing

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Speaker 1: for a long time and I haven't won a thousand dollars.

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Speaker 2: After Howard Lutnick did a three minute summary of an

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Speaker 2: op ed, one person in the audience him. Who was

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Speaker 2: that person? None other than Al Gore? Now, what did

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Speaker 2: Al Gore tell us? He said, the whole icecap would

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Speaker 2: be gone by now and Greenland would be green. Well,

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Speaker 2: I think you missed it. We've recently just heard from

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Speaker 2: the former CDC director, doctor Robert Redfield, who knows the

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Speaker 2: COVID chap should not have been called back to He

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Speaker 2: said it was never meant for the transmission. It probably

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Speaker 2: was a misnamor to call the vaccine. It's really more

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Speaker 2: like a medicine. How many people lost their medical license

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Speaker 2: or were kicked off social platforms for saying that these

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Speaker 2: people are truly evil. Harriet Hagman's questioning of Jack Smith

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Speaker 2: yesterday was very interesting for those that missed it. She

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Speaker 2: basically got Jack Smith to admit that he got information

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Speaker 2: from the Jason Committee. She mentioned that the Jason Committee

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Speaker 2: had destroyed a lot of their interviews, and she asked

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Speaker 2: if the information had been preserved. He said, yes, so

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Speaker 2: supposedly we might get them that information even though it

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Speaker 2: was destroyed. To see, Alexa's talk of the World Economic

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Speaker 2: Form is not really intelligent. He uses a lot of

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Speaker 2: big or complex words to cover for his lackest months.

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Speaker 2: Someone had a great description of it, saying it's verbal

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Speaker 2: jazz hand Now who else had purple jobs? Hen Kamala,

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Speaker 2: We haven't heard that Kamala cackling so long.

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Speaker 3: Michael, I'm glad that you pointed out the CBS news

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Speaker 3: story on how they handled Ice. Having said that you

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Speaker 3: were talking about how Cronkite and Murrow were turning in

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Speaker 3: their graves. I disagree with you. They're turning in their graves.

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Speaker 3: More Over, Barry Wise and her attempts to try to

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Speaker 3: center the newscast make it more like News Nation, contrary

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Speaker 3: to what the liberals are saying being Fox Newslight or

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Speaker 3: Newsmax Life.

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Speaker 4: Happy Friday from your Oklahoma prior Oklahoma Goober. I just

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Speaker 4: wanted to give you a suggestion, Michael. There is a

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Speaker 4: app called a Brave Browser. Use that instead of like

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Speaker 4: Chrome or the Microsoft browser. It blocks a whole lot

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Speaker 4: of pop ups and ads. And I use it for

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Speaker 4: YouTube videos because it blocks all the commercials in the

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Speaker 4: YouTube videos, and that's a whole lot of usefulness. Check

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Speaker 4: it out. Have a great Friday, Michael.

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Speaker 5: Obviously I know all about the Michael says go here

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Speaker 5: dot com and the free to meet iHeart app and

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Speaker 5: the podcast and whatnot. But one of the things that

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Speaker 5: I really find truly great about your program is that

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Speaker 5: if I'm listening to a segment and then I get

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Speaker 5: distracted by various and sundry things, I can come back

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Speaker 5: to the program and still not totally be sure whether

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Speaker 5: I really missed anything of any significance. It's really a

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Speaker 5: lighthearted way to listen to the radio these days.

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Speaker 6: About this, about this contest that's going on, I don't

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Speaker 6: think I'm ever going to be able to win, because

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Speaker 6: I thought I was only competing against the thirteen or

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Speaker 6: fourteen listeners you have, and now I hear that dragon

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Speaker 6: says it's a nationwide contest. Oh my gosh, you can

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Speaker 6: even hear my cat is in distress over this.

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Speaker 3: Yep, our cat lady is right. It is the same contest.

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Speaker 3: They all use the same word. They just have different

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Speaker 3: voiceovers and sharing the same voiceovers depending on the format.

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Speaker 3: And not just news talks stations, but sports stations, top

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Speaker 3: forty stations, if it's an iHeart station, it's part of.

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Speaker 4: The game, Michael.

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Speaker 1: Not only did Koa provide you with a fancy mouse

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Speaker 1: and mousepad.

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Speaker 6: They provided you with an Aol account. And when you

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Speaker 6: get mail, it's Jackie Chan saying you got mail.