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Evidence and Testimony on SSI, you got that Musk? (Hour 2)
The Dom Salvia Show · Tue Feb 18, 2025
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I'm sorry the the Wall Street journals article highlighting some of the
Big asks by the J6 insurrectionist bastards about, you know, having the pardon applied to other crimes like murder for hire, channel pornography, and so forth.
But however, we have been talking about the alleged fraud at the Social Security Administration.
Elon Musk has claimed, oh, there's lots of fraud, people are 150 years old, cash in checks, press secretary Caroline Levitt has gone on Fox News last night talking about, well, they haven't dug into the books yet, but they suspect some people say, I've heard there was a meme on the internet.
And I saw it on Fox Don't Call It News.
All those things you should probably double check.
I'm just saying.
She said that they suspect there are tens of millions of deceased people receiving fraudulent social security payments.
I wonder if those are the same tens of millions of people that are fraudulently voting as well.
Don't forget that, that's another big rallying cry from the GOP when they lose the hell, even when they win elections.
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But some folks want to jump in on that conversation, so we'll continue the SSA conversation for a bit more.
8-5-5-7-5, Sivak Susan from McFarland.
You will be next.
Welcome, Susan.
What do you got?
Oh, I just wanted to say that there, every time somebody dies, they get their social security number and they report it to the Social Security and my husband passed away and they withdrew his Social Security and his VA benefits like put in a blink.
Wow.
I mean, it's so quick to, I mean, it takes you so long to get VA benefits.
But boy, when, when he dies, they were out of the checking account quickly.
So,
Yes.
It takes a long time and a lot of work to prove that you are disabled due to, he was in Vietnam.
So it took, it took months, if not over, over a couple of years to get those benefits.
for him.
Less than two weeks.
Yeah, it is very efficient on the back end.
And there's so much, so many hoops you have to go through to get to be considered disabled with the VA.
Yeah.
Um, and, but anyway, so nobody, it's all, it's all garbage actually.
So I feel, you know, my mom passed the same thing happened to her, her, her, her social security was taken out within a, less than a month after she passed.
So it just, it's really, it goes
Susan, as far as signing up for the benefits and having to prove the disability and being the veteran in Vietnam, as you mentioned, what was, what was your thought as, as you
both were going through that.
Did you think it was cumbersome on the front end?
Did you think it was proper and righteous?
What was your thought as you were going through that process, if you
recall?
No, it was very cumbersome because you have to go to see the doctors and get, you have to be proven that you had a disability.
You also, because a lot of the disabilities from war are not physical, they're mental.
And you have to go to a doctor, then you have to be
screened by several people.
They have to say that you, and the VA has specific benefits they give out for whatever theater you are in.
So in Vietnam, it took a long time for them to even consider Agent Orange as a disability.
And
so it's very difficult.
I mean, it's very difficult.
They have such narrow parameters.
I mean, nobody can just run in and get, get Sam a hundred percent disabled and walk out and get benefits
That was really interesting information that Susan had.
And I think that's really worth looking at again, because they're talking about the VA under the egress of Musk and company of being slight, you know, slash and burn.
So I think that we are not done with how hard it may be for people to get their justified VA benefit.
So anyway, great.
And that was my experience too.
When it came to social security, literally within two weeks at same as Susan, when my mother and my brother passed, same thing, you know,
It's gone.
It's gone.
I'm calling because of this, though, the way that this whole thing is being framed.
And I think it's so important.
Mark said previously, you'd like to see a lawn musk under oath.
I think it's this.
inability to look at truth.
I mean, this was Trump.
This was the 3000 lines he had in his first administration.
And now here we have the man's richest man in the world, Elon Musk snorting around in our financial matters.
And I would say, where's the evidence?
That's the it just keep asking, what's the evidence?
Where's the evidence?
You said it yourself.
If they say they have these checks, hey,
Find them, show them, and that you have a news person supposedly, the press secretary appearing on Fox News saying, we have suspicions.
What reporter goes with a story to their, to their news editor and says, I have suspicions.
Good enough.
Can we go with that?
Are you
kidding me?
You can't do that.
Well, I suppose it's Fox news, which paid out.
I don't know what 700 million for that defamation case.
They still have smartmatic and that's going to be over a billion, uh, at least as it's, as it's requested by smartmatic right now, they may settle for less than that, but yeah, that's still ongoing.
Yeah.
But not surprising when you have a news network that, that actively lies that admitted lying to its audience.
Yeah.
And I would say, look at this in the same way that that story came up about the Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, and they're eating the dog.
Of course.
And with the
grandma, a grandma that got started, the grandma had lost her cat, but I wonder if somebody ate it.
And then
there we are, you know, this came to be this millions of people saying they're eating the dogs, immigrants are eating the dogs.
And there's even a quote from Trump, which is wonderfully stupid.
He's had a lot of stupid quotes, but this one is pretty good.
He said that he
saw people on TV saying my dog was taken and used for food.
Now, break that down.
Number one, how would you know if your dog was used for food?
I mean, did they invite you over for the barbecue?
I mean, it's used for food.
Are you kidding me?
So in any rate, I think that, you know, Cam and other people have done a good job of describing how a large organization like social security can have a lot of nooks and crannies, but to say that there is whole spread fraud of what the press secretary said, we have suspicions of tens of millions.
Yeah.
That's, that's some real reporting.
That's really what you want to hear from a press secretary.
Yeah.
She's really on the nose.
Thanks buddy.
Thank you, Joe.
Appreciate it.
As always, eight, five, five, seven, five, two, four, eight, four, two, eight, five, five, seven, five, civic quote from the press secretary on the Fox.
Don't call it news.
We lie to our audience.
They haven't dug into the books yet, but they suspect that there are tens of millions of deceased people receiving fraudulent social security payments.
Love to see the evidence.
Eight, five, five, seven, five, civic Heath from the forest.
You're next.
Welcome Heath.
What do you got for us?
Hey Dom, great show as usual.
Thank you.
You know, I'm just adding my voice to this A year and a half ago my aunt passed away two weeks later.
She got her next month's check It was not even 10 days later and they went to her bank.
They took the money back
Yeah,
and there was a thousand dollars.
Yeah, this just doesn't happen.
You know, I The lying just continues and continues
I don't know how much more of this I can take.
He kind of have to suck it up.
Well, I said, you know, the good thing is we can recognize this.
We can have this conversation.
We can point out, uh, as, as folks that have some critical thinking skills and don't believe everything we hear and recognize, you know, when you think about the message, it's also about the messenger.
And who are the messengers in this case?
Well, these are, these are Elon Musk, who has, has been incorrect before.
And of course, Donald Trump, who is a convicted fraudster, uh, and, and, you know, Carnival, Carnival Barker, you know, consider the source and.
Listen,
I'm sure though, I'm sure we'll see those receipts down.
I'm sure we'll see.
Well, I'm wondering about these right wingers that call up how they're going to feel when their social security check actually
need to take the place of a person that got the 150 year old social security check and someone's going to have to beat back that money and it can't just go to tax cuts for the billionaires, even though that's what they're trying to do.
And I would just really appeal to all magas, appeal to these Republicans that, okay, you know what, you won.
You own the webs.
You did all of that.
Now,
Do we really have to go to the school of hard knocks?
Or can we just learn from history and not have to go through all of the pain that we're going to go through if we continue down this road?
Come join us.
Come join we the people and take back our government instead of having oligarchs and instead of having billionaires running the country.
Stop.
cheering on billionaires.
You guys hate Hollywood.
Why do you love billionaire class so much?
I just don't get it.
Do you know how much a billion dollars is?
I'm going to cut you short, man, but thank you so much for listening and contributing.
They love the billionaires and they don't, because you know what?
If they work really hard, they might themselves become a billionaire.
And when they become a billionaire, they don't want to have to pay all those outrageous FDR taxes.
I mean, they don't only
have hundreds of millions
I think you make a good point.
And I don't think unfortunately that we're going to be able to get through this or make or convince folks, you know, I'm not going to be able to convince folks.
I just don't think so.
They're gonna have to be convinced themselves when they see the writing on the wall and when they see it actually impact them in a negative way, be it the tariffs or the inflation or God knows what's coming down the pike, you know, early a month in.
And the other issue is the false idea that because someone is a billionaire or hundreds of millions there, that they're automatically smart in everything that they do and that they have deserved their wealth.
Those are assumptions, and that's not necessarily the case.
And as a betting man, I would suggest that it's probably not the case in most of these issues when you have billionaires.
Where are the Elon Musk's, you know, hospital wings, and library wings, and Center for the Arts, et cetera, et cetera?
Where's all that?
Where's Bezos?
Where's all that?
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I guess some of the textures lining up for move on to the other topics.
Want to give some love out to Lisa from Madison.
Hey, Dom and Jess.
It's a Dom and Jess show.
Do all the Trump supporters know that Elon Musk was born in South Africa and then on to Canada and then the United States?
Wonder if they have a different opinion of him, you know, being an immigrant and everything.
Yeah.
white, English speaking
Totally different.
Totally different.
Ah, let's see, what else?
Alright, of course, she says, um, Joan from Juno, she chimes in.
My brother died last summer.
Sorry about that, Joan.
I called Social Security right away to report his death, and not only did they know about it, they had already recovered the payment from his bank account.
Heard that.
Story on the some from some of the colors and that's that seemingly has been the experience You know, they're gonna think when dad my father passed away back in 2019 kind of been that long already 2020 I don't quite recall Hall all that went down, but he would have been collecting Social Security too, but I didn't I didn't keep the body and cast the checks, but apparently that's that's some of the fraud
Um, Steve from WA UK says Trump and his cruise, uh, cruise negative efforts on this country may very well lead to some folks having to eat their pets to survive.
Oh, man.
No, no, don't eat the pets.
Oh, let's hope not.
Thank you.
Yes.
Let's hope not.
Gary from Madison chimes in at the WA UK.
Wait till people get IO use.
instead of social security checks in the mail.
Yeah, I'd rather owe it to you forever Gary than never pay you.
Thank you for your contribution.
And from Maine, some people worship billionaires unless they're named Taylor Swift or Beyonce.
Right, Andrew?
Oh, let's see.
What else we got here?
Uncle Tony, he chimes in from Columbus.
Everyone should keep in mind that the government is a revenue source that never empties, and the millionaire and billionaire class is counting on that because that's where they're getting a lot through overcharging government contracts.
Oh, yes, good point, Uncle Tony.
Of course, Elon Musk has lots of government contracts, a little bit of, I don't know, conflicted conflict there, perhaps conflict of interest.
Not clear.
I did see that, uh, I had a line and dive into it, but the folks that were looking into his, you know, Elon Musk put a brain ship in your, in your head, uh, business they were fired too.
Can't have that eight, five, five, seven, five, two, four, four, two.
And Mark reminds us never forget Musk violated his visa after coming to America.
Yeah, I understand.
That was my understanding
as well.
And
First Lady really didn't
And she
for them to
You
Hey there.
Well, we're just listening to you talk and you're talking about Elon and he's basically an immigrant from Canada.
I do believe he's taking away all of our jobs.
So, so
stealing our jobs.
Finally, all the fear migraine has come to pass and it's them.
Hey, Rita and Steve, thank you so much.
Take it easy out there in La Crosse.
Love me some third street, eight, five, five, seven, five, two, four, eight, four, two, Mike from Madison.
You are next.
Welcome, Mike.
What do you got for us?
Hey, what's up?
Hey Mike you're from here.
I'm going to hear you rather
anyway Just a couple things first of all if it's interesting that Omega's four years ago were complaining about that West Coast elites running the show
and
here we are But I have a I have a Social Security story of my my wife I took Social Security in October my wife passed away in April
And I called, of course, Social Security finds out, when you pass and you go to a funeral home, they alert Social Security with that information.
So that's why people probably wonder why all of a sudden the money's gone, but they handle that right away.
And then, of course, the death benefit you receive is $250.
Regardless of how long they paid into Social Security,
My death benefit for my wife is 250.
So
Well, the way it works, well, first she was not taking Social Security.
She was only 60.
Oh, sorry to hear that, man.
I was
OK.
Yeah, thank you.
And so anyway, I had already started taking my Social Security in October.
My target date was she passes in April.
I call the Social Security Administration and, you know, they're overworked.
They're understaffed.
You
can't blame those poor people.
They're just doing a job.
But he advised me to pay back what I had received from them over those months and then go on her Social Security and wait until I'm 70 to get my max.
So the guy was pretty cool in that regard.
I have to collect till I'm 71 and a half to break even.
So knock on wood and I'll stay out of the box.
But
anyway, yeah, that's nice.
But the, but the death benefit is turned and that's, that was the death benefit when they, I think when they first started it, they haven't changed it since.
So you pay in your entire life and now you get 250 bucks.
Sorry.
Anyway, that's my story.
Rock on brother.
Rock on Mike.
Thanks for your contribution, man.
Uh, I mean,
Everyone dies, man.
That's what sucks about it.
And then you have to go through these kinds of these machinations and to work through the grief as well as the finances and, you know, clearing up my, my positive state.
I mean, I was, it was kind of blur, a blur, you know, kind of block it out, man.
Cause it took like a year.
And of course this was during COVID.
It was just, just a weird time.
And, uh, I can imagine, you know, having a loved one, a spouse, let alone a loved one, but it's having a spouse, a Paz and having to deal with this.
So I appreciate everyone sharing their stories.
I know it's not easy to talk about.
Um, hug your loved ones, folks.
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They haven't dug into the books yet, but they suspect there's tens of millions of deceased people receiving fraudulent social security benefits.
They're working to identify payments that are going to deceased people who are no longer living.
Thank you Caroline for that.
I mean, I
Thank you eight five five seven five seven Tommy from Waukegan you are all welcome Tommy.
Thanks for calling.
What are your thoughts today?
Hey guys, hey, good.
Thank you.
It have a situation where my father was receiving benefits through the veterans and after he passed it did it did take about three months, but he did get it his benefits were pulled and
So it did take a little bit of time, but it did get pulled.
But I'm curious, as a lifelong Democrat, until recently, how you guys are so sure that all this is BS considering all the other broad and lies?
that the last administration has done.
pass?
Physical checks that we continue to get for three months and then they stopped.
So-
checks?
They're going to ask you for that money back, but it hasn't happened yet.
Uh, my, my brother's the, uh, administrator for his, his, uh,
active.
Father was, uh, under, um, what do they call it?
power of attorney
okay and I was like I'm a lifelong Democrat I don't find all these other things so absurd considering the amount of broad and the amount of wasted money that they're spending on crazy programs in other countries
there
There's a difference definitionally Tommy about funding programs that perhaps you don't like or I don't like or just doesn't likes, but they're legit programs quote unquote passed by Congress authorized by Congress and the budget and funds are allocated for that.
You may not like that.
I might not like that, but if that's the case, you know, something you don't like is not fraud.
You see what I'm saying?
And so I'm sure we could go through it.
And the Republicans are going through it.
We're going through a budget process right now, Tommy.
And I think that that's that's the area.
That's the time to look at these things and determine because, you know, the Congress has the power of the purse, Tommy, right?
So if they don't like some USAID funding, well, they can do it through Congress.
It can reallocate money or cut.
You know, it's not up to the executive branch to impound and withhold the money that has been duly authorized by Congress through their budget.
So I think there's a lot of
of a lot of confusion or misstatement saying something I don't like equals fraud.
That's a different thing.
Fraud is like what Donald Trump was convicted of.
I didn't like that either, but it doesn't make it fraud.
Yeah.
There's also billions of dollars that are unaccounted for that have been sent over to Ukraine.
Billions of dollars.
And there's programs that we sent millions and millions of dollars to.
Listen, I understand your concerns.
And I think a lot of folks have those concerns.
And I think that's why one of the reasons why Donald Trump was successful in, in this most recent election, but I would, I would digress.
You want, you made the statement before telling me, why would I believe it?
Because the people that are telling me that there's, you know, tens of millions of
are the same of people who are 150 years old, who are still cash and checks are the same folks that lied to me about $50 million going to Gaza for condoms.
They don't have credibility with me, Tommy.
That's the problem.
That's what you have when you have liars and fraudsters and hucksters and BS artists in charge of things is their track record sucks.
So when they, when they, when they give me the receipts, Tommy, yeah, man, I'm down.
I'm down for saving fraud, not, not, you know, cutting money that was legally and righteously allocated by Congress to plans and programs that I don't like.
That ain't fraud.
You just see what I'm saying?
I think there's, there's a big difference there, Tom, you go.
I think you have to admit there has been tons and tons and tons of wasted money.
And it's been going on for
I mean, I think wars are a waste of money.
Was the Iraq war a waste of money?
Tommy, you see what I'm saying?
Doesn't mean it was fraudulent.
Although it may have been.
They were lied into war.
We spent money on that.
Was the allocated money for the Iraq war, was that fraud or wasted money?
Or was that a good spend?
How do you define that?
I think that.
a lot of it was wasted money.
I think when the way they left and they left dollar equipment behind billions and billions of dollars,
Um, I, listen, I, I hear what you're saying.
And I know that that's the.
you know, maybe they're going to go up to the Pentagon next, right?
That's the one that's got the trillion dollar budget.
Where, where, where is that?
And, and you see how, you know, our, our efforts, um, in, in, in the war and our wars, man, uh, is that, is that fraud?
Well, not necessarily.
I don't, I don't like it.
Uh, is it wasted money?
Certainly.
Tommy, I've talked to, to soldiers who are in, uh, in Iraq that
uh, were working, uh, were driving trucks, right?
As, as, as soldiers, they were driving trucks and they were driving it and they were escorting, uh, uh, contractors who had to get from, you know, Baghdad to Riyadh, Baghdad, I'm sorry, to, to another town.
And the, that their contracts said that they had to do a couple runs a day.
And so even if they were, there was nothing on the, loaded on the trucks, they'd run empty trucks.
with soldiers guarding them to fulfill their contracts.
This is a soldier's telling me this man.
So, is that fraud?
Well, no.
Not fraud.
Is it a waste of money?
Yeah.
Is it a waste of money and putting our troops in danger for no reason?
I mean, we've run an empty trucks to fulfill a contract.
Yeah, it's wasted money and it's dangerous and it's not necessary, but that's what the contract called for.
So listen, I get that, but I don't, I don't hear, you know, must go after that.
I don't hear Trump going after that.
Again, this, then this is all, this is all in the past now.
And where, where, where, where, where are all these hardcore Republicans back then?
No, it was all about everyone's back at all the Republicans were back in the war efforts, man So Listen, it's not fraud if it's a funded program that you don't like and I think we need to remember that I don't like there yet.
I didn't like the Iraq war.
I think I'm gonna call it fraud It was just a bad idea and we're light in the war by Dick Cheney
It's a trillion dollar.
budget for the Pentagon give or take, right?
That's a big number.
Now you look at social security, Medicare, all these other things, these, the mandated spending, sure.
But what about, what about these other issues?
Are you going after that?
Well, we'll see.
The good news is we've got Pete Hakeseth in there.
So, you know, what could possibly go wrong?
He's got such
We talk a little bit about the money, and it's coming a little bit more into focus with the reporting, certainly over at Urban Milwaukee, also at the, with, with politics.
Let's throw some of the numbers out there.
Elon Musk, building America's future, going up on TV in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race, at least 671, I'm sorry.
Yeah, 671,000 dollars in ads statewide jumping in.
That comes on the heels of Faircourt's America, largely funded by conservative donors.
Dick Uline, they filed a report, the state showing plans to spend 1.35 million on a TV buy.
And meanwhile, the house freedom action reported the
$49,000 digital bi opposing Susan Crawford in the race.
Well, 49,000, this seems like hardly even try and talk about some of the other money.
So there, you know, that, that's the, that's the Supreme court race.
Now it's going to be the April 1st ballot and the winner of this superintendent of schools, right?
The DDPI, the winner of the, the two winners, right?
Two
The CapTimes, where are the candidates in Wisconsin State Superintendent stand on vouchers?
You know, vouchers.
Using public dollars to religiously indoctrinate your children.
On the campaign trail, Underly, one of the candidates, she's the incumbent state superintendent, Jill Underly.
She has said these school vouchers take away millions of dollars in funding from public school districts.
She argued, reduced funding,
has caused many districts to rely on hiking property taxes to pay for the school expenses.
Yeah, 100% operational expenses to come on.
This is
build.
This is
Underly said, in an interview, we have to stop taking money out of our public schools through privatization schemes, like school vouchers.
If we're going to exceed expectations on academic achievement, we can't be taking money from our public schools to do that.
This school year, over 58,000 students attending private schools using vouchers, about 3,800 more than last year, according to DPI figures, over 400 private schools, including 11 in Madison, intend to participate in one of Wisconsin's three school choice programs next fall up from 344.
Let's see some of the other candidates here.
Let's see, of the three candidates, Kinz, Kinzer, Kinzer.
Kinzer has expressed, let's see what's her full name here.
Brittany Kinzer.
Uh, she said that she is the only school choice candidate for state superintendent.
Well, that tells you something.
She expressed the most support for funding the vouchers at a forum hosted by whistle politics.
He says she's pro voucher because she supports family making, making decisions.
The best family's making the best option for their children.
Sorry about that.
I am pro kids.
So if there are kids going to vouchers, I will be pro voucher school too, because that's what families are choosing.
Now, she says she's supportive of expanding school choice programs if parents are asking for that.
How about those of us that don't want to pay for religious in Dr. Nason, Brittany?
She owns an education consulting firm and previously led the state's rocket ship schools.
The schools are part of a larger network of public charter schools across the nation.
Brittany Kinzer also served as president of the Milwaukee-based City Forward Collective, a non-profit charter school.
advocacy group.
Now, right.
This is the other guy.
The sock sock prairie school superintendent says on his campaign website, the current voucher system lacks accountability and drains resources from public schools.
We're going to have a program like this in the state.
I think taxpayers deserve transparency of knowing how much is costing.
I'm also asking for better accountability in the way we're supporting these children.
If that's the program, our state has decided to fund Jeff Wright, superintendent of sock prairie schools.
So
polls are open tonight until eight o'clock.
Thankfully, cause I haven't voted yet.
I want to get my ass there after the show.
So folks, come back with us one final segment.
Tell us something good.
I'm sure just got something.
I'll come up with one eight, five, five, seven, five, two, four, eight, four, two.
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Yeah, I got one.
All right, all right.
I guess a couple things.
So over the weekend, we were up in Door County and, and we were with two other couples and one of them being Maggie Dawn, my pal, Maggie Dawn, you know, over time with Maggie Dawn, she does a show here right before me.
We also hang out socially and we had a
fantastic time up in Door County.
And when we got done, we got to go meet Steph's dads who passed away when he was in his 30s, his cousin.
So I got to go meet some extended families of Steph.
And they're like-minded, you know, and of course, they're kind of, they'd be pushing in the 70s, still very active and involved in Door County.
And, you know, that area went blue.
It's kind of amazing to think about where they're at up there.
And normally, if Door County goes blue, or at least over the...
previous several many elections.
Yeah, unfortunately not this time.
So I got to meet them and talking politics and, you know, talking about family and all those things.
And so, you know, I had been, we'd been gone all day Friday and then we went to get home till late on Sunday.
And in our absence, because we got a crazy kitty cat at home, my son and his girlfriend came by and he was also a dog sitting, my brother-in-law is their dog.
because they were out skiing.
So he came over with a dog and stayed at the house and just hung out for the weekend and took care of the animals, which was great.
Appreciate that, son.
And then we get home and the cat was really mad at stuff.
Come on, man.
But she still jumps, you jump up on the counter and get her water.
She's very particular about her, her schedule and how she does things.
So it was, it was nice to get a little love and affection, even if it was just to make mom jealous.
You know, I'll take what I can get.
Absolutely.
Can't be with the one you love, love the one you're with.
Oh, yeah.
We do love the animals.
So, well, hey, folks, thank you for joining us.
Thank you for joining the conversation.
I didn't.
the social security story, uh, and, and this efforts by the administration to root out fraud, waste and abuse, yada, yada, and then leading to this, you know, you know, basically as of yet unproven allegations of tens of millions of, you know, fraudulent social security recipients, uh, really struck a chord and I do appreciate everyone sharing their stories.
And, and really we talk, and a lot of these, this is a lot of stories that were shared talking about loved ones who had passed and.
God, it's just tough to talk about.
So I really appreciate that.
Come join us tomorrow.
Tomorrow is Wednesday.
Our pal Matt Rothschild is going to join us as well as we normally try to do on Wednesday, Thursday.
Talk to Earl Ingram.
He's going to join me on Thursday as well.
Check his show out Monday through Friday, eight to 10 a.m.
Had a good show this morning, caught a little bit of that.
And Friday, working on James Santel, former U.S.
attorney, going to join us.
Lots of the legal issues to talk about.
Judge Chutkin actually went along with the Trump administration.
administration and one of her rulings will get to that tomorrow as well, folks.
Now stick around.
Pete Schwabba from Nightlight is coming up next and we will see you here tomorrow.
Very wonderful evening.
Stay warm.