Nashville's Morning News with Dan Mandis

Hour 4 of NMN, Trump + The Hand-Off

30 min
Apr 1, 2026about 2 months ago
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Summary

Nashville's Morning News discusses Trump's claim that Iran's new leadership has requested a ceasefire contingent on opening the Strait of Hormuz, positioning this as a potential foreign policy victory. The episode also covers Trump's historic attendance at Supreme Court arguments on birthright citizenship and addresses controversy surrounding Kristi Noem's husband's cross-dressing fetish revealed by the Daily Mail.

Insights
  • Trump's willingness to negotiate with adversaries while maintaining pressure (continued military action) demonstrates pragmatic diplomacy focused on outcomes rather than ideology
  • Direct media engagement by Trump with traditionally critical outlets like ABC News signals transparency strategy to control narrative across multiple news platforms
  • Ceasefire negotiations with Iran could have significant downstream economic effects on gas prices and inflation, directly impacting midterm election prospects
  • The absence of contradictory statements from Iranian opposition groups suggests Trump's team may be engaging with legitimate decision-makers in Iran's new regime
  • Personal scandals involving political figures' spouses can create vulnerability to foreign intelligence exploitation and blackmail, representing national security concerns
Trends
Direct presidential communication with mainstream media outlets as counter-narrative strategyGeopolitical negotiations tied to commodity markets and domestic economic policy outcomesIncreased scrutiny of political figures' personal lives and family members as vulnerability vectorsSupreme Court becoming venue for high-profile political theater and executive branch messagingSocial media platforms (Truth Social) as primary presidential communication channel replacing traditional pressCross-party criticism of election security measures and accusations of potential election interferenceBirthright citizenship as emerging policy battleground in Supreme Court with significant immigration implications
Companies
Daily Mail
Broke story about Kristi Noem's husband Brian Noem's cross-dressing fetish and online communications with fetish models
Truth Social
Platform where Trump makes official announcements; hosts discussed as primary presidential communication channel
ABC News
Jonathan Karl called by Trump to discuss Iran ceasefire negotiations and diplomatic outreach
Fox News
Mentioned as outlet Trump has relationship with but called Jonathan Karl at ABC instead, creating competitive tension
New York Post
Published hit piece on Kristi Noem's husband using derogatory language
People
Donald Trump
Central figure discussing Iran ceasefire negotiations, Supreme Court attendance, and diplomatic strategy
Jonathan Karl
Received direct call from Trump regarding Iran ceasefire and new Iranian leadership negotiations
Kristi Noem
Subject of discussion regarding husband's scandal and personal vulnerability to blackmail
Brian Noem
Kristi Noem's husband; exposed for cross-dressing fetish and online communications with fetish models
Susie Lee
Nevada Democrat who tweeted criticism of Trump attending Supreme Court arguments
Wesley Hunt
Shared anecdote about Trump's negotiation tactics with Taliban using house photo threat
Corey Lewandowski
Mentioned in context of rumors about relationship with Kristi Noem during her tenure
Nancy Pelosi
Audio played discussing concerns about Republicans potentially hacking election technology
Marco Rubio
Subject of meme joking about him having to fill Kristi Noem's husband's role
Xi Jinping
Referenced as foreign leader who should have detected Brian Noem's vulnerability for blackmail purposes
Vladimir Putin
Referenced as foreign leader who should have detected Brian Noem's vulnerability for blackmail purposes
Quotes
"Iran's new regime president, much less radicalized and far more intelligent than his predecessors, has just asked the United States of America for a ceasefire. We will consider when Hormuz straight is open, free, and clear. Until then, we are blasting Iran into oblivion."
Donald Trump (via True Social, read by host)Early in episode
"He would much rather blow that guy into a billion pieces, but he's the guy that can open the Strait of Hormuz and lower the gasoline prices for us."
Dan MandisMid-episode
"We know where he lives. Let's put it that way."
Donald Trump (via Jonathan Karl)Mid-episode
"They may try to creep into the technology and create a false count. How do you guard against that? That's a challenge."
Nancy PelosiLater in episode
"I think that he wanted to get caught. I mean, here's a guy that is talking to some of these fetish people, and he's using his own phone, right? He doesn't have a burner phone."
Dan MandisLate episode
Full Transcript
So, Joan, this is an interesting headline from the Daily Mail. What's that? Trump says Iran's new leader has asked for a ceasefire. He's considering it if Hormuz is open, free, and clear. So there's some people that are out there online who are not believing what the president is saying about Iran asking for a ceasefire. So we'll have to wait and see. I would find it a little interesting if the president is talking about leaving in two to three weeks. And then Iran asks for a ceasefire, because it's like you would have thought they would have just tried to wait it out. But if they are indeed asking for a ceasefire, then that is obviously great news, because that gives Donald Trump the upper hand. Here's what he said. See, do you have the president's full, this is just breaking. So do you have the president's full, true social announcement? True social announcement? I do. What did he say? He said, Iran's new regime president, much less radicalized and far more intelligent than his predecessors, has just asked the United States of America for a ceasefire. Ceasefire in all caps. We will consider when Hormuz straight is open, free, and clear. Until then, we are blasting Iran into oblivion, or as they say, back to the Stone Ages, president DJT. You know what? I love it. I love it. I love the fact that he's not being conciliatory. He's not saying, we'll consider it. He's saying, you know what? We're going to keep bombing your butts until you open up to straight to Hormuz. And that's the way you do it, by the way. Yes. It's clearly a victory if Iran is calling for a ceasefire, if that's the case. And I do believe that the president wouldn't lie about that. You know what's interesting, Joan? You and I talked about this. You know, it's interesting. I keep saying that word. But how you and I, like every morning, we've been kind of dissecting this whole thing since it began. And a lot of the things that we've noticed, and we've said, have turned out to be correct. One of the things that I've noticed fairly recently here in the last couple of days is that, remember, we were talking about how you would have the president say things, and then you would have some of these other groups in Iran basically saying, no, that's not really happening. Remember that? That hasn't happened in the last couple of days. Have you noticed that? Yeah. Where these, whatever these mysterious groups in Iran that were saying that the president was lying and there were no negotiations going on, that hasn't happened in the last couple of days. So it sounds like the president is speaking to the right people. Some of those other dissenting voices in Iran, I have not heard them. I have not read them. Maybe they're out there and they're just not getting the play that they were getting. But if they open up that straight-to-hormuz, do you know how huge that's going to be? Oh, yeah. Because all those people that have been out there talking about how a lot of these people on the left, and we all had our concerns. We all, I still have my concerns. You expressed some concerns in the last hour. But if we've got to the right people and if they do have some concerns, if we've got to the right people and if they do actually open up the straight-to-hormuz and they could do that like that, I mean, they can figure out, okay, where is all those mines that we have planted in the straight-to-hormuz? We need to take those mines and do whatever you do with mines to get them not to go off, disarm them, whatever it is. And they get those ships flowing by end of day or end of week. That is going to be huge. So ABC's Jonathan Karl says that President Trump called him, had a little conversation with him, and he says that the president told him that he's recently been in touch with the new Iranian leadership as he begins to suggest the U.S. is close to finishing the job. So here's what he had to say about that earlier this morning. The president told me his team has been talking with the speaker of the Iranian parliament, just a few days ago, was taunting Trump on social media, posting, sad, but this is what happens when your leaders put others ahead of hard-working and ordinary Americans. But Trump telling me, he's toned it down a lot. He's much better. The president then added what sounded like a threat to the man he says he is talking to. We know where he lives. Let's put it that way. You know, he's done that before. He has. You know that famous story, oh, who was it? I think it was the, when, was it Afghanistan? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It was Afghanistan where he, the story was that he had basically had a file and he pulls out a picture of the dude's house. And he says, that's right. It was if one American, if one American gets hurt or killed in the pullout or whatever it was, we know where you live. That's the way that Trump negotiates. That's what Trump does. And I love that he does that because... Jonathan Carl, however, had to do that little, well, you know, he was calling him this just a week ago and now he thinks he's okay. Jonathan Carl is a dreadful human being. And... Do you know this from personal experience? Just from listening to him through the years. Okay. You know, he disguises what he's doing as reporting when what he's doing is making commentary about President Trump. Well, isn't that what everybody does? Yeah, yeah. Oh, we're nothing but a bunch of journalists. But anyway, but you know what? Trump obviously thought enough of Jonathan Carl to call him on the phone. Yeah. I mean, can you imagine? Well, the president will do that. He'll call even people he doesn't like and he doesn't like Jonathan Carl. I can tell you that. No. But he'll call even people he doesn't like because he wants to be transparent. He wants for everybody to report on the things that he's saying. And he knows that if he's only calling Fox News, you'll never hear what he has to say. Do you remember Jonathan Carl? Joan did this whole thing about where, and this was a couple of days ago, maybe a week ago now, where he was talking about the fact that Trump is the only president in history where you could just call him up and he picks up the phone. Yep. And Jonathan Carl was like, that has never happened. So you talk about the transparency of the Trump administration. Very transparent. And if he's also talking to the likes of Jonathan Carl, how ticked off do they have to be over there on Fox and Friends? Like, he picked up the phone and he called Jonathan Carl and not Fox and Friends. What is wrong with him? But the president has said often that they don't like Fox News. But you're right. I mean, he's been on Fox News, but I think that you're right. The president wants to reach as many different outlets as he possibly can to make sure that this story and his word and his narrative gets out. And so I love the fact that he called Jonathan Carl, despite the fact that as Joan Jones says, he is a dreadful human being. But you know what? Hi, I'm Joe Salci. I host of the Stack In Bedouins podcast. You know what? A lot of us get Texas wrong. Filing your taxes is basically data entry. There's been this trend of people going, oh, it's so cool to file my taxes in August. It's so awesome. Don't worry, I have an extension. It'll be fine. I like totally do it later. Stop. Do your friggin' taxes now. That was a really good fashion voice. Did you like it? You do that more frequently, please? Yes, every show for now. I don't feel like that. Stack In Bedouins, follow and listen on your favorite platform. Trump recognizes that even if you're an enemy and the president has been calling that guy apparently according to Jonathan Carl, his enemy, but even if he's negotiating with his enemy, Donald Trump understands that. He understands that if you're the guy that I gotta talk to, then you're the guy that I gotta talk to and you can hate me and I can hate you, but you know what? We gotta work together to end this. And so if we can come to a mutually beneficial deal, then let's do it. Even if I think you're a scumbag and I wanna blow you into a million pieces, if you can help me get a better deal for America and if you can help me protect the American people, even if I'm dealing with a scumbag, fine. You're a scumbag, but let's come to a deal. That's what I love about Donald Trump. He would much rather, I guarantee you, Joan, he would much rather blow that guy into a billion pieces, but he's the guy that can open the Strait of Hormuz and lower the gasoline prices for us. So this is an exciting day. Actually. It really is. I mean, stuff is happening in real time. We're waiting right now for the president to leave the White House and make the short trip over to the Supreme Court. So he'll be there very shortly as he watches the arguments for and against the 14th Amendment and how it's used here in the US. So, and that's a historical moment that no president has ever sat in on arguments for the Supreme Court. So this man, I mean, he is like, you need duct tape because he's just doing everything so fast. Yep. Birthright citizenship, birthright citizenship. And I've seen so, and I've done so many interviews on this. We've talked about it at an audience. I don't feel like there's anything really new to talk about except the Trump that President Trump is going to watch the Supreme Court discuss it. But there's no doubt that birthright citizenship, as I said to Brian Wilson an hour ago, that has been so abused. I mean, especially by the Chinese, we've all heard of birthing. Birthing tourism, I think is what they call it. Where you got these women from China, they come into our country and they have their babies. And so now all of a sudden, you've got these babies that are now American citizens. They have American citizenship and they take advantage of us. And that's something that has been going on for a long time. Whether we're talking about the Chinese, whether we're talking about people coming across our southern border, pregnant women coming across our southern border. I mean, it can go on and on about that. But I hope the president is victorious in that. There's a lot of skepticism. We'll have to see what happens. I would love it if President Trump started to heckle the liberals on the Supreme Court. It would be kind of fun to watch. You know what? Only President Trump could get himself kicked out of the Supreme Court hearing whatever. So, but I think it's gonna be fun. How long do you think he's gonna last in that argument? Cause I mean, these things go on for like hours. And they're very law technical. They are citing previous cases which we're not familiar with and certain tenants of law that we're not really familiar with, the nuances. So, you know, no, I don't think he's gonna last very long. It'll be very boring, but certainly, just him being there, like I said, it's trolling. He is trolling the Supreme Court to say, hey, I'm watching you, got my eyes on you. Do you know what, and the last thing I'm gonna say is we gotta go to traffic, but do you know what would be epic if Donald Trump started in real time trolling the Supreme Court on true social? That would be funny. Like tweeting or texting at the very same time that he's watching. Yep. Yeah. He could do like Katanji Brown Jackson. He could do KBJ. Still doesn't know what a woman is. People are pointing out, 0478, nobody uses truth social. Do you use truth social? I monitor truth, I don't post on it, but I do monitor it because the president will go there to make announcements like he did this morning. I don't think he is legally allowed to use anything else. Like I think that he, it's part of his thing. And I think that he invested in it, probably other people invested in it as well. So now he is forced to use it. By the way, I like that, I like what Trevor has to say. Trevor said, and by the way, Supertext Line is open, very active this morning. Thank you, 615-737-9986. Trevor says, hey, you tell people to leave Iran, then we make it into a glass parking lot. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, that sounds like a, as you said, that's a good play and that does make a lot of sense. But you know what? All those people, right? Iran has how many people? Is it 20 million? It's a lot. It's a lot, it's millions, millions of people in Iran. So obviously you don't wanna kill a bunch of innocent people. They've been through enough. Eric, by the way, talking about the story that I was talking about, which was when Trump was negotiating, I think it was with the Taliban and he pulled out a file folder with the guy's, a picture of the guy's house on it and he said, I know where you live. If any of our guys get hurt, Wesley Hunt's one of his favorite moments with President Trump. And that is how I heard that story was through Wesley Hunt, which is a guy that I really like. All right, it is 821, National's Morning News on Super Talk 99.7, WTN. Watch us on YouTube, Twitter, Twitch 99.7, WTN. You know what I'm noticing, Joan? What's that? Is that throughout the day, I'm getting notifications on my own social media, like Facebook Messenger and that kind of thing. From people that start responding to things that you and I spoke about way earlier in the morning because they're watching the show on delay. And half the time, I don't even know what tech they're talking about. Cause I forget what we talk about. So, but that tells you that you can watch the show anytime, day or night, whenever it's convenient for you. Download the show as well. Apple podcasts and wherever else you get your audio downloads, you can listen to it, watch it at your leisure. All right, it is 822 on Super Talk, 80 million apparently, 0478, 80 million is how many people, 92 million, Ronald says, is how many people are in Iran. I mean, look, I didn't want to talk about bimbofication, Joan, but then I asked Chris, did you bring anything for this segment? And do you know what he said? I got nothing. It's not true. Leaving us, leaving us with nothing to talk about, but bimbofication and the incredibly inappropriate question that Chris Hand asked me when he walked into the radio studio. It's not true. I said, we could do your bimbo story and then we can naturally radio segue into my Nancy Pelosi story. So Chris Hand asked me, what did you, you want to tell the listening audience the incredibly inappropriate comment that you made to me when I walked in? I didn't find it inappropriate at all. I walked in, I noticed something and I said, Dan, did you get laid? And I did. I have a lay that you get in Hawaii when people say Aloha. Hawaii. Hawaii, yes. You ever been to Hawaii? No. Joan, you ever been to Hawaii? I have not. By the end of your trip to Hawaii, you'll want to take a shotgun to the next person that says Aloha. It is like enough already. So yeah, I had to film a little video. Did you get laid there? In Hawaii? Yeah. It's a long time ago, Joan. I don't know, probably not, be honest. Nobody put any flowers around your neck? Oh, I'm sorry. Shut up, Joan. President's motorcade has arrived at the Supreme Court. Just thought I'd let you know. Let's change the subject. I'm taking this damn thing off now. I put on delay that I was using for the, I was doing a thing. So a congresswoman from Nevada was very upset about President Trump going to the Supreme Court. And her name is Susie Lee. Do you want to know what she tweeted? Sure, but did she tweet? She said, so effing effed up. I'll pray they eff him to his face. Sorry, I say eff a lot these days. Democrat congresswoman Susie Lee's. She seems nice. She then deleted the tweet. Listen, I don't know why people delete tweets. It doesn't, like the internet lives forever, man. Yeah, and listen, if that's how you feel, then let your effing freak flag fly. Okay. More effing. I love the alliteration. I kind of heard a little bit. All right, real quick. So we did talk about the situation with Kristi Noem's husband and his whole situation with the bimbofication. Bimbofication. Bimbofication. So you really weren't going to talk about it. You think somebody's out to destroy Kristi Noem? I think if anybody's out to destroy Kristi Noem, it's her husband. I think, well, and you can make the argument, it's Kristi Noem herself. Yeah. Yeah. So I, well, there was like a hit piece after she had got let go where they called her husband a cuck in the New York Post. And I remember like diving into the author to find out like what's her deal. And she was just like a sad pet mom who probably was upset that Kristi Noem was shooting dogs and gravel pits. Oh, sure. And she lived alone. She had only cats, right? Yes. She was a why not with cats. Yeah. What? A why not. What is a why not? An aunt with no husband and no children of her own. Just a box of wine in the fridge. Okay, got it. That's what she gets to go home to. But I think that Brian Noem's story is an actual story and it is a bizarre one. But I don't get how my, the most thing that I'm interested in, the thing that fascinates me the most is that there is the talk about how, you know, he did leave Kristi Noem vulnerable to blackmail. How is it possible that China or Russia didn't see this? Like, you know that the Xi Jinping or Vladimir Putin is calling his people in and saying, how did we miss this? We missed the prosthetic breastasis. Yes. Those things are huge. Did you know this was a thing? I didn't know. By the way, for people, people... They're comically large. Like, do you remember the teacher in Canada that was cost-dressing? Yeah. And would show up and it was like... Yes, cartoon. Two watermelons under there. Yeah. So he had the same fetish, right? He probably had the same fetish, but he was playing it out in front of children, which makes him like even worse than Brian Noem. Yeah. And for people that don't know what in the world we're talking about, Kristi Noem's husband, Brian Noem, was outed by the Daily Mail. He likes to cross-dress and chat with online fetish models who have exaggerated body parts, i.e. Do you have a picture that you can put on the stream? Yeah, it's right there. I mean, yes, it's... If you're watching us on YouTube, you got this up, RJ? All right, so RJ's got it up. Why don't you describe the photograph there, Chris? He looks very smug, very, very proud of himself. He's got balloons underneath his shirt. Yes. And the tip of the balloon are... The nipples. The nipples. They go... The Daily Mail says that that face that he's making is a pout. No, no, no, there was another pouting photo. There was another... Little pouty gnome. Pouty gnome. Yeah, and... But see, it's my contention. He's a smart guy. Like, I believe that he's a smart guy. He runs his own insurance agency. He's got a lot of money. As I explained earlier, when I said, I think that he wanted to get caught. I mean, here's a guy that is talking to some of these fetish people, and he's using his own phone, right? He doesn't have a burner phone. He's giving them $25,000 in total. And expecting that, you know, his wife's not gonna notice $25,000 missing from the bank account, although Joan says that maybe he did it through a work bank account or a business bank account. Fine, well and good. But the other thing was, he was sending pictures of his face. Yeah. Internet 101. Yeah, I mean, I'm no expert on these things, but I know enough to know that if you're up to Hygiene's and Shenanigans online, you don't send pictures of your face, obviously. And so, and he's also calling these women on his family phone, not a burner phone. Again, it's just common sense. I mean, to your point, your wife is a governor at the very least when this is going on, and then the DHS secretary, not a good look. Not a good look at all. So, it is what it is. People are saying on the text line that she needs to divorce her husband. She deserves better. And it's like, I don't know, I feel like they both deserve to divorce each other. Yes. An amicable split. I guess. She's had a lot of work too, by the way. Kristi Noem, we're talking about that earlier. Holy mackerel. A bit of a glow up, the kids say. Yes. A bit. Yeah, she looks unrecognizable. Also, she's buff. Like she does a lot of working out. She's buff. Yeah, well, you know, she's got some extra time on her hands now, so she can. All right, Nancy Pelosi, this is. Wasn't that the accusation? What? She was working out a lot with Corey Lewandowski. But that's a different kind of working out. Something was getting worked out. Yeah. What? Anyway, so what do you got, Krist? Oh, by the way, the other thing, just real quickly, since you brought up the Corey Lewandowski thing, maybe the reason why she stepped out was because Dude was so weird. Now there's no excuse. My other comment was, okay, well, maybe he started acting out because she was stepping out, so he just decided, okay, I'm gonna let my freak flag fly. Glad you say it slow. Is that what they say? They used to back in the 80s. Did they? Anyway, maybe he just decided, I'm gonna go ahead and be me and cause she's doing what she wants to do. So then I'll be stunning and brave. Yeah, he'll be stunning and brave and put balloons under a shirt, sure, whatever. So, you think the marriage lasts? I do, actually. Do you? I do. Wow. I, with Joan? Hey there, I'm Paula Pan. I help people make the smartest money decisions possible. Do not ever worry about your salary. You need enough to make sure that you aren't in a bad financial position. Once you have that, your salary becomes moot. What matters from that point forward, upside gains. Any type of ownership stake or ownership potential, that's the money. Remember, you can afford anything, just not everything. Afford anything. Follow and listen on your favorite platform. I've read that they, maybe up until now, I don't know, are a faithful couple. They rely on their faith. There is, you know. Define that. Yeah, I know, I know, but still, there's always hope that these things can be brought before the father and resolved with the father's help. Amen. 6054, if she was a Democrat, this would be perfectly normal. That's actually, 6054 is actually right. This would be a campaign ad if you were a Democrat. Yeah. Yeah, Todd says he wanted to get caught. I don't know. Well, if you're not, I mean, if you're that open about it, listen. Maybe he did want to get caught. 4899 brings up a great point. Why is it perfectly acceptable to like big butts, but you can't like big? Go on. I'm not going to go on. Yeah, well. I don't, I'm not following. I think, I think that that's one thing. This was that he dressed up doing it. Yes. Well, the whole thing is weird because it's so cartoon like. How do we know that Christie know when she's with Corey Lewandowski doesn't put on a fake mustache, you know? What? She could be doing the exact same thing. She could be just as weird. They could be having fetish role plays all the time. We, who, how do we know? That could have been why they fell in love. Perhaps in high school, 34 years ago, sure. Anyway, so, oh, Mario says, Dan Aloha also means goodbye. That's why they tell you Aloha all the time in Hawaii. They're trying to get you to leave. I wanted to leave after all of that. Anyway, go ahead with Nancy Pelosi. Well, okay. I'm old enough to remember when speaking like this was treasonous. It could get you sued. It could, it could find you in hot water. You could lose your job. You could be banned online. But as soon as the Democrats have an opportunity to do this, they jump in and say, the elections are going to be hacked. And that's what Nancy Pelosi said the other day, that the Republicans may try to creep into the technology and create a false count. All right, I've got that audio. Where is, I've got straight audio. Oh, this is so frustrating. How do you have straight audio? I don't know. It's coming through somewhere. I've got straight audio and I can't figure out where it is. It's because Dan keeps 35 windows open on the PC. You know what? You know what I do when I get in? What? I don't even try to X out the window. I just go down to the bottom and I say close group because there's too many to get through. You know what, Chris? There was a time and a place, and this is not the time and a place where I'm trying to figure out where my straight audio was coming from so that we can continue with the bit. If you're watching us on YouTube TV, Super Talk TV, you're noticing Dan getting increasingly anxious. I'm starting to perspire. He's sweating a little bit. He's gonna need a new Scali cap after this. No, I'm good. I'm good. So this is Nancy Pelosi talking about how they're going to. What? Hack the election. Hack the election. We always have concerns, but with this president and these Republicans who have no commitment to the rule of law and doing things the appropriate way, we're ready. We have three purposes now. One is to win the midterms. Two is to make sure the elections are safe. And three, to tell people what we will do when we win. And that is the mission. There's so many things that you can do to protect the election and they are being done, whether it's litigation or legislation or just mobilization, communication, all of that. But in addition to that, we have to be on guard as to what they may try to do to the technology. They may try to creep into the technology and create a false count. How do you guard against that? That's a challenge. Yeah. They may try to creep into the technology. I like what you said, we got some things to do. We got to tell everybody what we'll do when we win. You've already told us you'll impeach the president. Well, they're gonna try to arrest some people. Yeah, ICE agents and all of that. Yeah, you know what? I would not surprise me if they try to, not to bring this back to Kristi Noem, but it wouldn't surprise me if they tried to arrest, charge Kristi Noem with some crimes. You know, it wouldn't be Tom Holman. I mean, you name it. So, yeah. Greg Bovino. Greg Bovino is gonna be another one. So, yeah, it's gonna be, I mean, fingers crossed man that that, that that Iran asking for a ceasefire and it ends up being a ceasefire of gas prices eventually go back down, prices go back down, the economy gets better and we win the midterms. So I was thinking about this last night and you know, I pay attention to the administration just ad nauseam, but they got away from the four to six week messaging. Then they got back on the four to six week messaging and now saying that it could be over within two weeks. The president, his words yesterday, what would happen if gas prices dropped like $2 overnight? I think the American people would just be like celebrating. I think the American people would be celebrating because we have a great story. They won't, but if they did, we have great, if they go down $2 in several weeks because it takes a little bit of time for the market to normalize. But yeah, I mean, we would have a great story because we would have a more moderate regime in Iran. And then if they're able to sell oil on the global market and without all the sanctions and not all SUS, the way that they do it, that would ultimately lower the price of gasoline for us. So I think that'd be a good thing. I'm here for it. Same. You guys have to check your text messages right now. People be texting. People be texting. I don't know, Joan, we're not supposed to be texting when we're on the radio. No, but this is just too funny. People don't say it'd be like it is, but it do. Oh no. You know how they do the Marco Rubio meme? You know what, every situation. You gotta put this on the screen. I'm DMing it to you right now. Are you DMing it to me? That way you can, because I know you're already, we're trying to wrap your head around how to do that. I wanted to take the work out of it for you. All right, you gotta describe it for radio folks though. Well, we've seen Marco Rubio take on all sorts of jobs and they have him on the casting couch, essentially in the Oval Office. And this time he's dressed up like Christie Noem's husband. With the big... And it said Marco Rubio finding out that he has to be Christie Noem's husband. I don't always use the term, but I do think it applies here. These are bazingas. Bazingas, there you go. And hot pink yoga pants. All right, very good. This is an appropriate way to end them. Absolutely. Vince Colnaze is redefining news talk. I'm Vince Colnaze host of the Vince podcast. I'm bringing you the truth beneath the headlines of all of the nation's top stories. In-depth interviews. 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