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Hold your money, Ty from a Span, with Viso Steuere. So Democrats, Twitter, Jefferies, including yourself, have argued for many years that women alleging instances of misconduct and abuse must be believed or it enables abusers. You, for instance, wanted to pause just as

colonized nomination over the allegation from Christine Glazi for that he attempted to sexually assault her in high school.

But with Maine's Senate seat up for grabs, the standard does not seem to apply

now, what happened to bereave all women? I haven't followed these allegations closely, but what I have said is that violence against women in any way, shape or form is unacceptable. So, if it's unacceptable and the accusations are credible, why can't you make a decision on platinum? Interesting.

“Somebody even say, "contradictory." How about that?”

It is the Chris Plant Show. Welcome to it, Michael Pelgate, and from my friend,

The Vacation in Chris Plant. I wonder if he says that when he says "he loaded people"

on his travels, "hello, I have the Vacation in Chris Plant." Probably, although he's still working, he's sending me stories all the time. Welcome to Monday, a very busy Monday in all sorts of serious ways, and in all sorts of very silly ways that mostly involved Democrats who are obsessed with Donald Trump. Donald Trump woke up and got out of bed.

"Let's sue him." Sure. I came to Jefferies, the guy who has visions of himself holding the gavel speaker of the house, talking about the Democrat nominee, likely nominee, the primary hasn't happened yet in the state of Maine, for their candidate to challenge Susan Collins this Platner guy, and they seem to be very flexible on just about everything that Platner is accused of doing.

Incredibly accused of doing. I might add. You've got people that stood up and put their personal reputations on the line to say, "Hey, this guy's a bad guy," and we don't think he should be the nominee, but it's not about that. It's about retaining or regaining a seat in that state. In fact, it was a Platner rally in Portland over the weekend, Portland, Maine, not Oregon. Although, you know, they're both kind of really conservative places.

There was a Platner rally, and a woman was asked about supporting a Platner about whether or not you can forgive him because the Nazi tattoo and some of the other issues, and she had something very curious to say, especially at the very end here. Somebody said that they talked to somebody who had seen one of those, or wore one of those, and it was still hard, and it didn't even occur to him that it was the same thing. So interesting. If you go back and listen to that, there's no specificity here in this woman's explanation of how she is getting past it. Listen, this would be thrown out of court as testimony for being hearsay.

Somebody said that they talked to somebody who had seen one of those, or wore one of those, and it was... Somebody said they talked to somebody who said something. I'm immediately having flashbacks to Ferris Bueller's Day off. My best friend, Sister's Boyfriend's brother's girlfriend, heard from the guy who knows this kid is going with the girl who saw Ferris pass out at 31 flavors last night. I guess it's pretty serious. Unless it's a Nazi tattoo, then it really doesn't mean anything that we don't have to accept it, but this platinum fan who's at this rally in Portland made his quiz then about, well, you know, you're saying that you can excuse it.

“And it didn't even occur to him that it was the same thing. Sure. I think people are making as much of it as they can. These are have a lot of substance around anything else. And if they did, we'd hear about it believing.”

Oh, so if there was substance around this weed here about it, you're not hearing about it almost every single day. Well, you must be watching MS 13 now. You must be watching CNN or the future failed news network. They are trolling from further. What if he has, like, uh, is really flying tattoo or something?

Now, remember, she's excusing the Nazi tattoo, the top and cough that Platner has admitted that, uh, he's had. He's trying to say he didn't know what it meant even though we have credible testimony from a very credible witness who says that, yeah, he used to call this little tug-cough.

“But this woman is now being asked a question. Well, Platner showed up. We found out he had an Israeli tattoo of the Israeli flag somewhere. How would you feel?”

For me, uh, honestly, uh, that would be Israeli? Yeah, because I don't support genocide and he doesn't either. And that would show that he was being inconsistent.

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, so the Nazi tattoo, the Nazi tattoo doesn't support genocide. But the Israeli tattoo you would say on that supports genocide and that would show that he's inconsistent. Boyle boyle boyle. People are funny, aren't they? They really are very entertaining these folks. I can't believe they don't understand within 30 seconds. She, she is just so shown how, how, uh, off the beam, she is. And then speaking of Platner, at that same rally, Graham Platner, the candidate who hopes to become the Democrat nominee, who apparently, most Democrats are hoping, will become the Democrat nominee.

He's out there talking about, uh, what he would do. And one of the great things in, uh, in the world of news is if you keep the microphone on somebody long enough, they will tell you who they are.

“Now, remember Platner's the guy who's saying we got to get rid of Trump because he's a fascist. These guys are Nazis. They want he wants to be a king. And well, Platner's kind of telling us what he would like to be.”

If I had my way, if I had my way elections would last two months. Wait a minute, wait a minute, uh, if I had my way elections would last two months, then they'd be a month shorter or month longer than they are in California.

So he wants double the length of Calvary. If I had my way elections would last two months, think about it. He wants elections to last two months, but wait, there's more.

If I had my way, if I had my way elections would last two months, they would be publicly publicly funded elections.

“And hang on a second, there's clip locked up for a second here. Platner said if I had my way elections would last two months and they would be publicly funded.”

And if a billionaire looked at TV at the wrong way, we put him in jail. Wait a minute, if a billionaire looked at a TV at the wrong way, we'd put him in jail. You want to lock up a billionaire for a opinion? Very interesting. This is not a rally of his supporters. Of course they love it. They're clapping. So he wants elections to last two months, you know, like all these Democrats, they want the elections to go on forever. They want them permanent. We're constantly campaigning.

Elections would go on for two months now. We can talk about campaign finance reform, which I think is a healthy discussion. We all look at some of the exorbitant amounts of money spent to get somebody hired for a job in the house of the Senate that pays about $180,000 a year. People are spending tens of millions of dollars on it, hundreds in some cases, and we could say, hey, this needs to be fixed. But to say, you're going to lock up a billionaire because they looked at the TV at the wrong way they disagree with you.

Is anyone else a little nervous about this guy? I guess main is different. Mainers, as I like to be called, are different people. I don't get it. I don't understand it. It does seem to be, though. On the nationwide level, all about making sure that they get that situation. That they get that seatback. God forbid Susan Collins, who is opposed, Donald Trump, I just about everything he does of substance. We can't have her in that seat again. Democrats would be happy. You would think to have that kind of an ally, but they're not.

They want that seatback, even if they have to have this guy doing it. I think it's very crazy.

President Trump is friends with Jim Dolan, the owner of the next, and he's been invited to attend one of the playoffs games.

“The president is a longtime supporter of the New York Nicker Bakers, years and years and years of Donald Trump citizen, Donald Trump showing up at next games, everything.”

I even mentioned during the apprentice, they did a segment inside the garden where President Trump shot a free throw and made it. Now, we don't know how many times they had to do that take. One, maybe 20, but we do know Barack Obama, we have a serious tape of him making 20 or 30 attempts to make a free throw and couldn't do it. But the president's going to show up today the secret service and the NYPD and likely some of the New York state police will be there to create a security perimeter around Madison Square Garden. Everyone's going to have to go through TSA, like security to get screened, but the left can't handle it.

The left is furious the president Trump is going to go to this game, and Hakim Jefferies, the air karate chopper, the guy that's always thrown his hands out whenever he speaks, was appearing on a podcast to have a discussion about this, and he's sporting a brand new recently purchased NYX cap.

You can tell because it doesn't fit his weird head very well, and it's got the stickers underneath the bill of the cap.

He's still got the stickers, so you're supposed to take somebody in his press team screwed up there and just ran out and bought the hat through it on this head before the interview, but Hakim Jefferies trying to tell Trump to stay away. And now he wants to make this historic NYX championship run about himself as well. Get lost, doesn't this guy have better things to do? Yes, he does.

“How about trying to turn around the economy that you are destroying in real time?”

The interesting thing here is Democrats think nobody can do more than one thing at a time.

That no person anywhere in their world can do two things multitasking. Trump is doing three, four, five things at a time. We'll see, but Hakim Jefferies just furious. So what does he do? He goes back to the talking points. He's not lowering prices, right? His guy who promise that cost would go down on day one, of course, because of direct actions that he's taken. There you go. It's going to be the war of choice. They're going to go back to this. You can do more than one thing at a time, and I know the president is focused on trying to get this war finished, which will bring down costs.

I bought eggs over the weekend. I don't know about you. There are a lot cheaper. There are a whole lot cheaper right now. Yes, gas is still expensive, but it was under $4 a gallon when I pulled into the pumps on Saturday. So it does take time to make the world safe, and there's a cost to it.

“But the left is not going to be happy about anything. Are they as long as President Trump is in office?”

We will get back to the phones. We'll take a break here on triple eight six three zero nine six two five eight eight eight six three zero nine six two five. Still taking your suggestions for the name of the new network that we're going to hope is put together with all the fired. Liberal mainstream media personalities like Scott Kelly and Jim Acosta, Don Lemon and Katie Fang help us name it's Michael Pelka in for Chris Blant on the Chris Blant Show. It is the Chris Blant Show and my name is Michael Pelka sitting in for my friend Chris Blant happy to be here under to be here thrilled to be here on this Monday.

A lot of news bubbling. We're trying to keep an eye on anything happening. In the middle east as in the last 24 48 hours it's gotten kind of dicey with a ran and Israel trading rockets missiles Israel's a little more accurate. It seems and also a little better suited to knocking missiles out of the sky that the Iranians were throwing. Now, we're in a said, hey, we're done for now. So we'll keep an eye on this president Trump hoping to make progress on some kind of piece of agreement. We will see. But we're also talking about Scott Kelly the fired CBS member of 60 minutes who's no longer there, but seems to be still recovering from it is really upset.

And people like Jim Acosta, Billio Acosta, Katie Fang, Don Lemon, anyone else who's been booted from the mainstream media stage either for just being horrible or too costly.

And what will we call it? That was the question. One of the things that came up was FNN, the failed news network. We're still working on it still trying to the cancel culture channel whatever it is.

“So the phones have been open at triple eight six three zero nine six two five eight eight six three zero nine six two five many view weighing in and we'll be all throughout the show. We will send our suggestions Scott Kelly.”

Rod is an Arkansas. Hello, Rod. Welcome to the Chris plant show.

Orange or sir, how are you doing? Good. Yeah, I'm thinking SNL. I know the names taken, but I just got to be Saturday night live. That wasn't taken for the joke that it actually is.

These are these with the comedian that they work task yourselves as news journalists wish they're not they are not. I mean, when news break they fix it.

“It's amazing to me that these people are still on the public seeing any of them go. They're a joke. They really are. You can't take them seriously. They're disingenuous. They're full of this for ideas.”

All right, call it didn't work because that's a Democrat party, right? Sure. Yeah, the network ideas. The SNL thing. I'm trying to work the end to be some kind of news thing in there.

Well, it's still working on it. Rod, and I'm wondering if some, I bet you if we joke about this long enough that somebody with very deep pockets will think, hey, let's round all these guys up and make a a blue sky channel or a podcast channel that will have only those who've been exiled from mainstream beat it. Now there was actually some rumbling out of MS now MS 13 now that was saying that they were hoping that they were going to do it. They were hoping Scott Pelie would be on their channel. I think it might have been a racial matter who was saying she was hoping MS 13 now might hire Scott Pelie because that's where he belongs. Well, if he belongs on MS 13 now, then you're basically admitting that 60 minutes was in fact a biased leftist operation.

“There's nothing else going on at CBS news other than what we can see is happening at CBS news and I don't know where Scott Pelie will land. Frankly, I hope he lands right here. Yeah, there you go.”

It's right there. So that is the reality of this that the left wants its own network, even though they already have two officially. Maybe three or four if you drill down into it. All right, we'll continue this and we'll get to President Trump and his interview with Kristen Welker should they have walked out. It is the Chris Plancher. Michael Pelke in for Chris Plan on this Monday. Thank you for being here. We have a lot to try to get to today. Yeah, we're going to get to Trump versus Welker and we might even put together a poll to do on social media as to whether or not you think President Trump was justified in his departure is early exit from that scene, but we're also talking about the growing number of highly paid or formally highly paid.

Members of the mainstream media who have been booted from their cushy jobs and are now whining about it either on the podcast or to podcasts from places like the New York Times. We're talking about Scott Pelle, Don Lemon, Belio Acosta. I might even throw in Rosio Donald in there because she's making the rounds again and we're trying to figure out what if they all got together and started an ego driven network that they could spew their leftist thinking. I don't think they'll do it because they're used to getting paid highly and catered to, but we're looking for a name for it.

So a lot of you are calling in and suggesting I'm still leaning towards FNN failed news network or the cancel culture channel will see. But Craig is calling from Gatorsburg, Maryland Craig, welcome to the Chris Plant Show. Well thank you for taking my call. I appreciate that. You got a bright light. I've been can you hear me? Yeah, you coming in loud and clear. Perfect. Okay, good. I just, you know, I've been thinking about this a lot and these people are really deep thinkers and they're very comfortable and cuddly to I guess most not many in the society,

But, well, I've had a dip in my confidence in them. Okay, okay, and I think the network could be called this, but I can't come up with an acronym, but it would be the deep sheet radio or deep sheet news network. Deep sheet news.

“You're, you're talking, are you talking, are you talking, are the four-footed animal that gives us wool or are you talking about something you put on a bed?”

Something you put on a bed. Okay, because we're trying to be perceived as really cuddly, but you know,

but they also have a dip in their intelligence. Well, they wouldn't, they wouldn't accept that analysis because they all think they're the smartest people on the planet, just ask them. The other thing about this, Craig, that I think you may have missed it, if you've ever encountered these people in public, and I think most of us in the industry have run into some of our peers on the other side of the aisle in public,

“and I don't find them to be that cuddly, especially when they discover you're with a conservative outlet,”

they tend to get very bristly, but they don't want to be with their supporters, the unwashed. I know Chris Plants anchor station, his, his mothership regularly holds events where they get together with the audience, and they talk, they have politics and pints, discussions, and it's very collegial, and it's very friendly.

I just have never seen anything that, like that from the left, they tend to distance themselves and want to have their VIP sections away from the, the unwashed.

I find them more sheep like though, so you may have, you may have mispoken, but you may have stumbled into something there, Craig.

“We may have to do something where, where maybe we call it the flock to network, which we could accumulate some listeners there.”

But very interesting, you've sparked a discussion here, thank you. Appreciate you, let's grab one more call here, Will, in the Skoki, Illinois, town of quite familiar with listening on the great WLS Will, welcome to the Chris Plant Show. Good morning, sir. I should do it. Thank you for making my drive well, time, well.

I've had a bit of an article in National Review, where basically they said that a lot of people in the media, especially the so-called established video like 60 minutes,

they tend to save themselves like you would see a university professor, where they're teaching, and oh, you have tenure, so you can't be fired. And to have, you know, freedom, like educational freedom where you can teach anything you want, they got to realize the CBS is a corporation, it's a news corporation. They make money. It's kind of like the Chicago Bears thing that we're having in Illinois now, where people seem to think that the Bears are somehow linked to the city, you know, no, they're a private corporation, and they make money, and they're going to obtain it, you know, the Bears, at least, and this whole thing where they're trying to grab academia,

and then try to put that kind of a cloak over the media, oh, you can't criticize us, you can't, you know, we have opinions. Turtleists usually don't know a bunch about anything. Their job is to record things, not to make stuff up, and not necessarily the difference between news and opinion. And they have blurred those two things. You're right, and it's really interesting you tied the idea to this thought that they would be bulletproof from termination. The minute this has happened to me, the minute you think you're, your bulletproof and any job is usually just before you're going to get fired,

or something's going to change dramatically from my own personal experience that's happened. We do have the case, though, that these people who reach the highest levels in our, in our news business, I tend to call them entitledistas, because they feel like they're entitled to that spot, and they're entitled to do and say whatever they want, and that's a nice parallel to the college professors, but the colleges don't have the same responsibility, especially to publicly held companies like CBS to generate a profit, and that's generally done through the free market. Now, can I ask you, are we going to have the Hammond Bears, or is it going to be the Arlington Heights Bears, or will it remain the Chicago Bears?

Well, they're definitely going to Indiana, the only difference, the only question is, will they be calling them the Hammond Bears, or the Gary Bears? I think they can make nice flush animals, you know, hand them out on the, on like back day to the equivalent in football is back day.

The thing that's got Illinois is that the largest employer in Illinois is governments, and all of those government employees are unionized, and so that's why we have their Johnson, where, you know, basically a teacher union captives, and so the unions have kind of grabbed onto power, and they won't let it go, and they keep voting for this, because they know that their pensions are going to be sent for sex. Well, they pass recently a, a constitutional amendment, Illinois, where public employees union pensions are sacred sex, so if Illinois goes totally bankrupt, they still have to pay out the pensions, and the pensions are tremendously underfunded, and so the unions, they keep putting in people who are going to, you know, protect their pensions and things like that.

And it's troubling to me because, you know, Chris and I have talked about this in person and on on radios whenever we've been on radio shows.

Chicago's where we both grew up when I was a kid, my dad would take us to see the bear's play it regularly, go think about that one.

“That's how long I've been around the city of Chicago, so it breaks my heart to see this kind of inefficiency, this kind of abuse of the system of one of the great cities this country has ever created.”

Well, thanks for your thought on the journalists and their egos and their entitlements to status say, how did that city for me appreciate you? Let's go to Wayne in Montgomery, Alabama, Wayne has a thought for what we can call the new network of all these fired liberals from the media, hello Wayne. Good morning Mike, you know, I think what we need to do to name the new show. We could use the number 60 because there'll be certainly at least 60 of these displaced people and we could use one of sharpens lines that Chris often raises, we could call the new show 60 goggles.

Oh, I had a, yeah, the one thing I did love all of the sharpened screw ups, all the mispronunciations, all of that madness.

“When sharpened in caught on that we were watching his show, adjust to, just to mock him and get all of his scripts, he started pre-taping it.”

So they don't have as many mixups or messups or mispronunciations from the Charlotton man, and I will never give him the, the ministerial credentials he requests so often, but 60 goggles.

And maybe that's when he finally gets fired by MS 13 now, maybe that's his show that we add to the failed news network channel. Al Sharber with 60 goggles and we'll be here. Yes, he was influenced by Gurgle, absolutely. Well done Wayne, well done 60 goggles network. The, one of the big stories of the day that actually goes back to the state of Illinois and the president of the United States is the interview that happened on, on,

meet the press with Kristen Wilker.

“And it was contentious interview as so often it can be with President Trump and members of the liberal media.”

You've seen him challenge people from Leslie Stahl at 60 minutes to Jonathan Carl and ABC, and this weekend, Kristen Wilker. And they kind of went toe to toe a little bit. I thought the president gave pretty good and I thought Wilker tried to keep up with him. Here's one of the exchanges. The midst of the greatest stock market in history and the midst of the most successful country because as you know in the last time, we were dead country crystal. I know you, you're a big liberal.

Now, before we address this conflict, you're hearing noise in the background because the president is being interviewed in a barn in Wisconsin, where he was about to address some farmers and some agricultural people. And it's raining cats and dogs outside, literally. And the roof of the barn is kind of like a snare drum would be. So you're hearing all this noise. So it's already irritating to the president as well, let's let him continue. And we were dead country crystal.

And I know you, you're a big liberal, a big progressive. No, but we're just a journalist. We were a dead country. A year ago, a couple of years ago, we were a dead country.

And at the old time, hottest point, which is probably now, believe it or not, they just had full brand new stock market records today. The president is not wrong.

“And you know, Welker can claim that she's a journalist while also being a progressive.”

The fact that these people don't want to own it is what I find very interesting. They don't want to own their positions on this. And if you are a progressive, say you're a progressive. But it got really tense. Eminence, then ever presented.

Let's talk to your elections in this country.

We're like a third world country.

Your elections are crooked. And you're crooked. And the president is going to read off the list of liberal networks. And it's the usual suspects, but he has to get louder because the rain is getting louder. He wasn't yelling at her. He was trying to overcome the noise of this ridiculous setting and CBS and CNN.

You're one sided crooked network. Let's call it quits because I've had it. Thank you. Have a good time. Mr. President, let's please.

I travel all the way to Wisconsin. I've traveled all I know. I travel all the way from now on. On and off in the rain. And I've given you enough time.

“You want to straighten out your press because you know what?”

The country can never be grave travel with the dishonest.

We travel all the way to Wisconsin for the community. So President Trump pulls off the mic steps away from the area where they were facing each other with the tractors in the background. And walks off. I think he was justified. But I know there are a lot of people who disagree.

And I'm wondering where you stand on this. I'm stunned that Kristen Welker who has been given this role as the anchor of Meet the Press. The only argument she has is, you can't go. We came all the way to Wisconsin. Did you think the President lived in Wisconsin?

Is that where he came as far as you did? He did. We'll talk about this. Everybody has the thought on whether or not the President was right to lead the situation.

Or if you disagree because I want to share with you what the Illinois Speaker of the House said about this.

And we will look at to that after the break. And more names for the liberal news network which might be forming as all of these disparate souls on the land. The misfit liberals. It's coming together. It's Michael Pelke.

In for Chris Plant on the Chris Plant Show. It is the Chris Plant Show. Thank you for being here. Welcome to Monday. Michael Pelke.

That's my name sitting in for my friend Chris Plant. And we're having a little bit of fun today and trying to cover all the news. I'm just saying the Christian Christian welker walk out by President Trump. The Illinois Speaker. Emmanuel Chris Welch.

Now his name Chris is in quotes in his social media headline. Speaker Welch from the state of Illinois, the House of Illinois. We responded to the walk out by the president saying this interview hurt my soul. Don't you have to have one to be hurt? This mistreatment of black women and journalists by this president is downright embarrassing.

And an unacceptable Christian welker is neither crooked or stupid. She's a history making journalists who has earned the right to be respected. No. No. You get respect when you don't constantly interrupt the guy.

And I had no idea that she was history making because I had no idea that she was black. She's a biracial lady with a very white father and a black mother. So big deal.

“And who cares what her gender is if she's a journalist really?”

You people are obsessed with color and race. It's crazy. Maybe if Welker gets fired, maybe she'll be able to join the new network of all these leftists. Let's find out if there's some new name. So many of you are joining the suggestion for new names for the all fired liberal media network.

Mark and Illinois. Joining us. Hey, Mark. Welcome to the Chris Plant Show. Good morning, Mike.

How are you doing, buddy? Mark, did we lose you? I like Mark's name for the network. Let's put him on hold. See if we can come back to him.

Let's go to Bob and Munster Illinois. Hello, Bob. Oh, Munster Indiana, buddy. Oh, I'm sorry. I misread my screen.

You're right. Munster Indiana. Okay.

That's okay.

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I finally got out of it.

We're going to want to raise on this healthy side.

93rd of Kingston. Hmm. If you're familiar with that area. Yeah. 82nd South Western for me.

So. Yeah. Oh, there you go. Cool. By the way, you're the best fill-in possible for Chris.

Oh, thank you, you're kind.

Yeah. You're quite welcome. You deserve it. A couple things real quick. I thought of a couple different names.

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