NASA Has Gone Nuclear (Hour 1)

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NASA Has Gone Nuclear (Hour 1)

John & Gordy · Wed Aug 6, 2025

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We're truly

sorry.

I'm all set to go this morning.

WMDX 92.7.

John and Gordy in the morning, along with Dom, our engineer, we're ready to go, aren't we?

We are.

I mean, this is going to be a nice day today, except for

a

few of the rising dew points.

Right.

Oh, but I think so.

Okay.

And then that'll be very uncomfortable for me, and I'll have to stay home.

You know, I've been invited to go to the Dells with my relatives.

Which relatives?

My sister, my, well, no, my brother-in-law.

So my brother-in-law is here in town.

They're

from Wyoming.

And

they want to go to the Dells and have some fun up there.

And I'm...

Kind of kicking around the idea, though, I have to prepare for two shows tomorrow.

Well, are they in town now?

Yes.

Are they staying at your place?

Yeah.

No, they're not staying at our place.

They have a motel, I would

assume.

OK.

Is it going to be over the weekend?

Like they're just, you're going to the Dells over the weekend?

No, tomorrow.

Tomorrow.

No, today.

No, we'd be going today, so I, you know, I'd get in the way of my preparations for the two shows that I have to do with Gordy tomorrow.

So, you know, it's like, trying to get this done, you know.

I'd like to go there.

I don't know what we do, you know.

There's so much to do.

I know.

Well, there's so much to do.

But, you know, when you do it, you kind of make a major investment in to do it, right?

I mean,

you've got the, you know, the ducks.

You got the ducks.

You got the boats.

You got the boats.

You got the water parks.

But you got to pay into these things.

It's a major investment.

Zip lines.

There's ziplines you can do.

That's what I want to do.

I want to try the ziplines for sure.

Got a

wilderness for a zipline?

Is that a wilderness?

Or Chula Vista?

They have zip lines that are open to the public.

You don't have to be staying there.

Well, that's

a scary one.

It

crosses the river, doesn't

it?

Well, you got to have a little bit of excitement.

So you could go to the torture museum.

We got to organize a trip.

All our listeners, we have to organize them to go up to see the torture museum in the Dells.

Right.

The

Dell screams fun.

And the torture museum is just a stop on the way.

Screams pain.

Screams.

Screams.

Yes.

Well, that would be something to do.

But you can, you know, you can always find something

to do in the Dells.

Yes.

Walk, you know, you got to go downtown though.

It tortures your thing, then, you know, it's there at the Dells.

You know, you can't just go on the strip, either of the original strip or the new strip out by Lake Dalton.

You got to go downtown.

Yes.

You got to experience

the whole definitely

downtown.

But I would take them on a, you know, maybe a duck ride.

Duck rides are shorter than the boat rides.

Boat rides, you're committing for a couple of hours.

Oh, no.

You want to do a duck ride, but if it's crowded, watch out, because you could be waiting for like an hour.

That is not happening.

Okay.

Now

there are lots of different duck rides.

I can talk

Dells

on this.

We cannot go.

We cannot go because it's going to take too long just to stand in line.

I'm not doing that.

Okay.

But I have to say they have the fastest go kart track of them.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, sure.

They say they're the fastest.

I believe them.

It's one of the nicest go-car tracks I've ever been.

Do you go to the one with the Trojan horse?

Because that's the one to

go

to.

No, I haven't been to that one.

No.

The big horse on the, uh, on the street

there.

I go to the other side.

Okay.

Well, that's the equalest.

Near what

was the haunted house?

I think that's gone now.

That's, yeah, I don't think that's there, but.

Um, yeah, they're all pretty fast.

Yeah.

Is there bumper

cars?

Is there a bumper car there?

I'm assuming

there is.

Somewhere there's bumper cars.

I don't know where they're going.

I love bumper cars.

You mean with the little ducky faces on them?

Come on, man.

Down, down, grow up.

You're 22 now.

You're starting to get past the 13 year old height measure.

Well, good.

Well, keep us posted.

I think you should make the trip up there though.

I

think you got time.

Well, happy hump day to you

on

this Wednesday.

A little bit later on, Mike McCabe will rejoin us.

He's been off for a week or two, but he'll be back today.

Yes.

And,

um, whether today, well, guess what?

There isn't officially an air quality alert, but Charlie Shortino was backing off of that.

He goes, it's really actually worse than it was yesterday morning, even though they didn't put an alert day up.

Like, okay, Charlie, well, make up your mind.

Um,

So it could be a little hazy this morning and some smoke out there.

And right now 58 degrees highs in the mid 80s.

What is your WMDX Samsung watch?

Well,

I have to say about this.

It says it currently at 60 85 degrees high temperature low tonight 66.

Yeah.

And if you want to go to the, uh, the more in depth look at humidity, you gotta live and die by the humidity.

The dew point is really low right now, 58 degrees, so anything above 70 or 65 is bad, but we're pretty low right now.

I feel pretty comfortable.

It's gonna

get more humid in the next few

days, so just heads up.

Well, you know, I'm trying to work my way through it.

It's been a humid, humid, wet summer.

It's been awful,

yeah.

Yeah, it really has.

But, you know, we have a little bit of relief yesterday, today, not bad.

And

then

it gets worse by the end of the week.

Yeah, 90s by Friday.

You know, with all this rain and everything, I have not gone out to the garden.

that Anne has put in.

And I went out there yesterday.

It's like a jungle out there.

Holy Christ.

Oh, I know.

Wow.

So much

rain.

Yeah.

The grass is growing so fast.

I have to mow it once a week just to try to keep up.

And the weeds are out of control.

Yeah.

Round the house.

Well, what do you have in your garden?

What's

in your... Well, we've got a squash.

plant.

When you put one squash plant in, that's all you'll ever need.

Really?

Yeah.

Oh my god, this is huge.

Butternut squash plant, it's all over the damn garden.

I mean, you know, I can't wait for the squash and the butternut squash, but it's huge.

And I can't imagine, I've never seen it like this before.

Usually, we go through dry spells in the summer, and then the leaves get

old and crinkly and die off and then the plant kind of sags.

But this thing is like wild.

You know, it's like something out of a little shop of horrors.

Really?

Yeah.

So I took my, my life into my own hands when I entered that garden.

Is that all you have in the garden is just one?

No, we've got a lot, a lot of peppers.

And one of the great things about having those peppers and what you do is you douse them in oil and you put them on the grill and you grill them into nice.

brown.

Yeah.

Cooked and they're just absolutely delicious.

Wow.

I just, I really got to try it.

It seems odd, but it really works out well.

I've got

an invite over

there.

Oh, yeah.

Next time you grill out, you know, you guys, you know, 30 years.

Wow.

It's hard to tear you away from.

Is

this something we got

to talk about?

Or not

that I'm bitter or angry.

No, no.

It doesn't matter to

me.

Well, we've been trying to get you out there, but really, I must have missed the invite in my mailbox.

Well, you know, you never give us a call back.

You disconnected your phone.

And it seems like you won't go anyplace but outside under your gazebo.

I like my gazebo.

Yeah, it's it's nice.

The chipmunks come to visit

me there and rabbits and

squirrels.

It's nice.

It's like a scene out of Bambi.

It's just

like that.

Yeah, that's just exactly like that.

Okay, all right, let's get to would you rather because that's what we do at this time of the day Dom take it away Let's do it.

Let's do it.

Okay.

All right.

I hope it's a good one today

We should get kind of a reverb voice thing.

Yeah, we need

it.

Okay.

Here we go My god, all right

First

question

Alright first question, okay, let's lock it in here Would you rather only be able to use one toilet the rest of your life or

never be

able to use the same toilet twice?

I would use the same toilet for the rest of my life.

I've been

doing that and I'm gonna keep the

rest of your life.

That's a commitment.

Wait till they have to replace it.

You have to go out to the junkyard.

Yeah, keep using it there.

It's my toilet.

What would you guys think?

What would you guys

say?

We've got to be able to use different toilets because you know

Are you talking just in your house?

Yes.

I mean, if you're going out and about,

what

are you going to do?

The other option is never be able to use the same toilet twice.

So if you use your toilet in your house, you'll never be able to use it again.

Yeah,

we got to go with the first one.

Dumbest question.

The thing is, you really can't think too long on this.

Don't overthink it.

It loses.

OK.

Some of it.

All right, all right toilet in the house.

I guess okay.

All right, all right Yes,

all right second question.

Would you rather be able to punch someone once a year with zero consequences whatsoever or Once a month once a month you get a free taco meal from Taco Bell Well,

it's not related in any way, but this one I think I would probably

Probably want to punch somebody.

I mean, that's how desperate I am not to go to Taco Bell.

Yeah, I agree with that.

Yeah, I would probably punch someone.

See, I like Taco Bell, but it never fills you.

I mean, you could eat forever and

feel

horrible later on.

It might taste good.

Yeah.

And do you stay have really good things to choose from?

And then all of a sudden they just pared it down into nothingness.

It's all the same.

Yeah.

Well, it is.

They just wrap it up in different ways.

Well, yeah, three different

wrappers.

Yeah.

And then they deep fry it.

Yeah.

And then add supreme at the end of it, thinking it's something.

Exactly.

That's it.

Something special.

So,

right.

But it's not, like I say, it's not bad.

I don't want to discourage people from, you know, going out, taking the kids out to Taco Bell.

It's kind of an event for them.

They outgrow it once they.

They have it three times a week, which may have happened in our family.

Oh, really?

Okay.

Well, they love, you know, they like getting all, well, with the big, the big 10 tacos in a box.

Yeah, that's a thrill.

Yeah.

The

more you got to

use the hot sauce though.

Oh, yeah.

Oh,

yeah.

It's ridiculous.

I know.

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John and Gordy sitting here in the morning overlooking State Street a block away from the Capitol in Madison, Wisconsin and a good morning to everyone including you listening on your car radio right now driving into work or in the kitchen Mac making breakfast or grinding up the beans for your coffee You know, I mean we're here for you.

That's

it.

We are yes, and it's gonna be a nice day

All in all, a little bit of haze out there this morning.

We'll see partly cloudy skies and highs in the mid 80s for today.

Okay.

You know, I think the big story that we might have to talk about tomorrow is NASA deciding to build a nuke plant on the moon.

Wait, a

nuclear

power

plant on the moon.

On the moon.

Yes.

Yes.

Do we need

a lot of power up on the moon?

I don't know, but I think somebody's somebody's come up with a long extension cord to get that thing Power one of those data centers put up by a billionaires who need all that energy.

So I guess I don't know what kind of who

This

idea was this.

When would we need a nuclear power plant on the moon?

Don't know.

Maybe a century from now and after that, we won't even need it.

We'll have dilithium crystals powering everything.

You know, dilithium crystals aren't right.

Dilithium crystals?

No.

Well, you should watch Star Trek.

Star Trek sometime, yeah.

Dilithium

crystals.

The original Star Trek.

Yeah.

It

was a

TV show before it was a movie.

He's not

paying any

attention to us.

I'm looking it up now.

Oh, okay.

He's gonna know.

All right.

Dilithium crystals.

Post-quantum cryptography.

What?

Okay.

What?

Anyways.

It powers everything in the future.

Okay.

In the future.

They don't need money anymore either.

Yeah.

Okay, all right.

So

why would they need why whose idea is this really NASA's idea or is this Trump's idea?

Well, yeah, Trump took over NASA.

Oh, that's right.

Another brilliant idea.

And certainly, we'll see how this all turns out having a nuclear power plant on the moon.

Can you imagine having a leak or something like that?

And I don't

know.

That would be terrible.

How'd they

go up there to fix it?

Well, they'll need someone up there, like 24-7, just to make sure everything's going right.

They

can't just leave it and ban it, you

know.

You know, you're

right.

They gotta have security up there, too.

They do.

They don't want any other aliens going by and stealing the nuclear

power.

God.

It's crazy.

You know, a long time ago, everybody agreed not to weaponize

outer space.

Yeah.

And then, of course, Trump came in and he decided to have, what is it?

The Space Force?

Space Force.

Is that

still in

existence?

It is in existence.

You know, I got a, I have a whole bit on Space Force coming up.

Do you?

I do.

Oh, great.

We'll be hearing the song Space Force.

Which isn't good.

It's not good.

Can't

wait.

It's not catchy.

They got snappy uniforms though.

Oh, they do it does look similar to Star Trek

When you think about it the symbol for Space Force is a ripoff of Star Trek totally.

Yeah, so Okay, yeah, I mentioned this a few

Times before but I think the Democrats should at least take up the mantle of health care for all universal health care in this country We're looking at some cuts from a town hall Mike flood getting getting the heat from his constituents asking for universal health care You know I I mean it's just a simple simple

thing to get behind.

This doesn't require a lot of concentration.

It doesn't require a lot of political information or any experience in politics.

All you have to do is say, should we have health care for all?

Sure.

You know, every other industrialized country in the world has some form of universal health care.

Yes.

Yes.

So Mike Flood brought this up and he asked whether.

Yeah.

Well, he brought it up because he was talking about, you know, healthy people sitting on their couch, not working.

Should they get health care?

And the crowd said yes.

He

wasn't expecting

that.

I'll get the actualities on these tomorrow, maybe even today if I can.

But it is truly amazing that this is the simple thing to get behind it.

We're not getting behind it.

I don't know what the Democrats are doing, what they're planning, what secret room they're hiding in at this point.

But they really have to get out there and say, this is what we plan.

Now, I'm really happy to see that the Democrats have gotten behind redistricting.

and getting rid of having these separate entities decide how to redistrict.

I mean, that's always been a great idea and the Democrats want to do it.

Once in power, they'll do it nationwide, not individually by state.

We learned a bitter lesson here, not to do that anymore, but now every Democrat is now talking about...

the possibility of redistricting in democratic states and one up in Texas and a few other Republican states that want to do this in order to secure the majority, even though they don't have any ideas, any real plans in destroying the country and we really don't have a USA anymore.

But I guess, you know, they're trying to go for all the brass rings in this one.

Well, yeah, and they're fighting fire with fire.

Finally.

I mean, they got, you

know, they said, okay, you know, we don't really like to do this, but, you know, we're forced to do this.

This is not our idea.

They're coming up with it.

We got to counter it.

And fight back.

Yeah.

Finally.

And when we finally went ahead and we backbone, we decided to make it an independent agency.

Yeah.

Now we're, uh, no, we're eating our words on that one.

That's not, it's not working out anymore in the day.

You know, the Republicans, they do all these things.

They step out, they go out on a limb.

Why?

Why don't the Democrats do that more often?

What a great question.

29 minutes past the hour.

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All right.

Well, I've got some odds and ends to take care of here.

Okay.

Kind of putting these stories off.

I'm finally going to expose them.

to the public if you haven't heard these already.

It should be shocking to your system.

Thanks for the warning.

France 24, you know, I always watch France TV and France 24 does it in English, which is a big help.

Really?

Because you don't speak French, so that would be kind of slow down the process.

I think it's a fake language, but you know.

They keep trying to pull a wool over my eyes and I'm not falling for it.

All right, here we go.

Um, so how do you say?

Oh, great.

Here we go.

Julian.

Okay.

Nevermind.

All right.

Anyway, an 18 year old Frenchman was detained in charge with being part of a terrorist criminal.

Enterprise Wow really something what I made reports of an increase in Masculinism I'm not kidding.

That's how they have it here a belief in the supremacy of men and advocacy of Outmoded gender roles among young men it is the first time that French anti-terror authorities have launched an investigation into someone for activities linked to the involuntary celibate

and incels.

Wait, run this by me again.

It's the incel movement.

Okay.

So these are men who have decided in an 18-year-old guy,

They have this thing, this toxic masculinity thing going.

And it's because they've been rejected by women and they have this resentment toward women.

In fact, incels feel they have been rejected by women and have adopted aggressively misogynist views in response.

Originating in Canada, believe it or not, in the 1990s, masculinist ideology has taken off.

in part thanks to the internet.

Melissa Blaze, professor of sociology and a specialist in anti-feminist movements, says, in cell communities, there's something going on that's conducive to mass murder.

Women are dehumanized, labeled as famoids, seen as creatures to be fought.

Dehumanization is a part of...

Mass murder and that's why blaze calls it kind of a mass murder situation the same approach is being done to immigrants and the left the woke so again, this is the in cell movement is Very very strong right now in cell.

I've never heard of

this before the

in cell movement.

Yes masculine toxic masculinity.

Okay.

Yeah

And guys who feel rejected and feel like the gender roles have gone a little bit too far.

Is that what the man?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Kind of the man of spear.

Right.

Philosophy.

Right.

Yeah.

Bunch of guys.

The masculinist.

They're out there.

They need a better name.

That's a workshop name.

The

masculinist.

Well, OK.

That doesn't roll off the tongue very

well.

The one that does is the incel movement.

Yeah.

All right.

So that's.

That's something that's taken off in this country as well.

It's part of this masculine thing that so many of these other podcasters on the right have gone into.

So it's not something new.

There's

an

extreme version of it, which is the incel movement, but it's pretty much toxic masculinity.

The bottom line on that, but we could go to the phones.

Matt's on the phone line with us.

What do you got for us, Matt?

Good morning, Matt.

Morning guys.

I want to talk about this incel stuff.

Okay.

I've seen some of that in a friend of mine son Who fell into it and I think it's deeply wrapped in with this digital World of ours and video games.

Mm-hmm.

Oh really

cuz these what happens to young young boys.

I think is that Video games are kind of an evil trick, right?

It's like you feel like you're entering something fun and amusing

Now you have a lot of social games where you're meeting people through the internet on these games.

You don't know who they are.

And there's all this coded language that's thrown around that kind of bashes women.

And then I think there's also right wing players who take advantage of that space because that's also what fed the Q and on people was the video game culture.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And then you have this addiction that arises where, oh, well, like my friend's son fell into this.

He had to play the game eight hours a night because his friends were playing it, and he had to join them.

And it was a social thing.

It's bullying.

Why weren't you playing last night?

That kind of nonsense.

But the stuff that boys lose by putting all that time in is they're not out meeting people.

They're not learning how to socialize.

And then the pandemic on top of that.

There are a lot of, like Scott Galloway talks about, there are a lot of these young boys becoming grown men now, approaching the age of 17 or so, whatever, who to learn how to talk to girls at that age,

like good luck, you know,

the damage is done.

That's

my view.

I think we

need

to get people out more.

We're saying back centers, whatever Something away from the tablets and the TVs and all that stuff

Matt really your friend's son was playing video games like it for eight hours a night Really?

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah, that's all through the night one.

Yeah, it ruins his schooling

Yeah,

he's kind of very introverted now at the age of 19.

He's having trouble holding a job

I remember a couple of years ago, I did that as well.

I

think

it was

like four or five years ago.

Yeah.

I mean, I just, I had nothing to do.

It was like you said COVID.

That's, I mean,

all I did was- It's a locked in community as well.

When people get online and play with you, then you kind of have to be there.

They can make their comments.

They can try to influence other people.

Yeah.

It becomes a false friend.

It's kind of a relationship, but it's really not.

You're never going to see these people.

They're not going to help you get a job or go outside or exercise or do positive things.

Yeah.

We're all trying to, you know, come out of the COVID situation that we were all put in.

And my sons, you know, one was graduating from college, the other graduated from high school around the COVID time plan.

I was just, it just threw everything completely off.

They didn't have graduations.

And, you know, we had to kind of stay home most of the time unless you got a shot.

Yeah, it was just a mess.

And these guys socially were stunted by that.

You know, I feel bad about the fact that they couldn't hang out with their friends, go out to

places.

What are the young women that age doing while the guys are gaming for six or eight hours a night?

What are they?

Well,

we're laughing at the guys.

Girls are better at forming social groups.

Yes, they form them all the time.

Yeah.

Right.

Yeah.

All

right, Matt.

All right.

Thanks, Matt.

Thank you.

Have a good one.

You too.

I know my son is online doing this kind of stuff and I mentioned it once or twice before but you know he had to get together with them and they all met in Las Vegas.

They're from all over the country, one from Canada.

They all came down to meet finally in person and they partied in Las Vegas for about a week.

And they met online?

Just met on video games?

They used to play together all the time online and they finally got together.

So it's kind of crazy isn't it?

Crazy mixed up world.

I can't imagine

that.

Yeah, I know.

So yeah, it's it's it's nuts.

And the incel movement is certainly trying to take advantage of something like that.

Hmm.

All right.

How about this?

You know, we know that Trump has rejected the jobs numbers, right?

Yes.

And then he fired somebody.

Yes.

Because he likes to do that once in a while.

Let's hear a cut.

This is cut 13.

And let's listen to his comment on those job numbers.

Your supporters have had issues with these numbers.

Now they've used the numbers for a long time.

But today we're doing so well.

I believe the numbers were phony just like they were before the election.

And there were other times.

So you know what I did?

I fired her.

And

you

know what?

I did the right thing.

Well, okay.

So that's the solution.

Off with their heads.

It's the Alice in Wonderland, the Red Queen, right?

So well-respected statistician just doing her job.

Just doing her

job.

And that's because the real job numbers are always changed.

for the prior months.

Yeah, they always update things.

And it went from 144,000 jobs created in May to just 19,000, which is quite a drop.

Wow.

And then of course, in June, it was 147,000 jobs created.

But no, that was wrong, a little high.

It was only 14,000 jobs created.

That is, I don't think I've ever read those kind of numbers, job creation numbers ever.

Anyway, we don't know what's going on for July, but CNN wrote this.

This is the worst economic jobs report since the end of the pandemic.

So really seriously, fire the person because she's just doing her job.

Maybe there's some satisfaction in firing people.

Maybe that's what it's all about.

Alright, let's get into this.

You just mentioned Scott Galloway.

Why don't we get to a comment from Scott.

I'm just going to throw this one.

This is cut eight.

And he is talking about Ghislaine Maxwell and getting off and it's baked in.

They already have made this decision.

Let's listen to his point of view on this and end more.

He talks about more.

I think it's already underway.

I think somebody has communicated to Ghislaine Maxwell in prison that if she exonerates the president, she'll get a pardon by the end of his term.

I think it's already underway.

Which makes it worse though, right?

Correct?

Doesn't that make it even more?

I don't know.

I think his base.

I think if she quote-unquote, I mean think about how ridiculous this is.

All of a sudden they've decided they might want to speak to Delaney Maxwell.

That just dawned on the Attorney General's office that

maybe they should

go speak to her.

So it's been, in my opinion, just logic has said, okay, if you provide us with information or credible information or just basically say he had, he was there, but make it, make it believable.

Like he was there, but he never engaged in anything like that.

Before the end of the term, wink, wink, you're going to be back in...

in Long Island or wherever she's from.

I think the fix is already in.

I think someone has already communicated to Tulane Max.

All right, that's it.

The fix is in.

It is.

Yeah.

She's in a different facility now, more like a camp than a prison.

Yeah.

Yeah.

They're working their way

towards that.

They are working their way toward that.

Absolutely.

Okay.

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Well, let's get to something I mentioned earlier.

We did get the clips, so we're going to talk about it briefly here.

And that is representative of Mike Flood.

He had quite a meeting.

He's a punty little guy with these glasses.

He looks like Dexter, the cartoon show.

Have you ever watched?

Dexter?

He

looks like

Dexter.

He's really asking for it.

He's truly clueless at his town hall, and the crowd is not having it.

Now you would think, oh yeah, those Democrats, they organize, they bust people in, and that's...

why he has these crowds.

That's not true.

I

mean,

there doesn't seem to be a lot of dissent in the crowd.

So anyway, Mike is out there talking about, you know, this 28 year old sitting around on the couch.

Well, you got to hear it to believe it.

This is just fun stuff.

Let's listen to it.

It talks about two big changes to the Medicaid program.

One of those changes.

is that if you are able to work and you are able-bodied, you have to work.

If you choose not to work, you do not get pre-healthcare.

You do not get

pre-healthcare.

Good idea.

Okay, okay.

So here's a

question.

Rephrase it.

So here's a question.

Do you think that people...

who are 28 years old, that can work and refuse to work, should get free healthcare.

I don't think that a majority of Nabaskans agree with you.

Oh,

really?

Oh, really?

I don't think you're reading the crowd.

Reading the room well.

That is just priceless stuff.

It went on for more than an hour.

It was like an hour and a half.

Well, you know, the thing is, you know, healthcare, they're using it as a weapon against the American citizens.

We pay for their healthcare, but they're penalizing us, punishing every American out there that needs healthcare, that has healthcare debt, can't get it off their record.

In fact, Trump made it impossible to take it off their credit record.

It was off, according to Biden, he took it off our credit reports, but

I don't know why, but Trump said, hey, let's put it back on there.

Let's make sure people can't buy houses or cars.

Okay.

What

a great

idea.

I don't know.

The cult, the cult goes along with this stuff.

There's no explanation for any of it.

All right.

So anyway, a constituent got up there and he says, hey, you know, why not have universal health care?

Yeah.

Come on.

You know, the next big question.

Let's check that out.

A lot spins talked about Medicaid, healthcare, et cetera.

A lot of countries in the world, Europe, Canada, they have healthcare for the people there.

Outside you, just now you said, you know, you don't want to see a lazy 28 year old get healthcare, whatever.

My point is, every working and retired American should be entitled to healthcare.

Would you?

Would you sign on or?

Right up a bill for Medicare for All.

We've got Medicare now.

We can start rolling back the age.

Five, ten years at a time.

Would you support that?

We can't afford that.

Yes, you can.

Oh, man.

That's for the big billionaire tax cuts.

We protected Medicaid as the safety net for those who cannot care for themselves, who are vulnerable, for those who are able-bodied

and working.

That's not true.

I will tell you this and I cannot take any credit for it.

President Trump is going to bring down prescription prices because the countries you mentioned have been paying way too little for way too long and we've been subsidized then.

And if we as a country start, I want to pay the same price for the drugs that are in London as they are in Lincoln.

And that has not happened for a long time.

We've been subsidizing these foreign governments and our socialized healthcare.

This will get solved by President Trump.

It will mark the biggest change in healthcare spending in 50 years.

And I'm confident that's where we're going.

That's such a huge lie.

First of all, the American public has subsidized the development of drugs at our universities.

And it's going on to the National Institute of Health after that.

And then it goes to the drug companies to market.

So we've been paying huge prices.

Second, Trump has raised the prices in Europe on drugs to match the high prices we have in this country.

Drug prices really aren't gonna go down and not only that but all we have to do is as a country negotiate drug prices all the drug prices now if we had universal health care we could do that yes we could negotiate we would we would buy in quantity lowering the price of drugs in this country and worldwide that's the solution not

Not whatever Mike Flood was talking about.

It was convoluted jigsaw puzzle.

It's

not a good meeting.

Not a good day for

Mike Flood in Nebraska.

OK.

But it's entertaining.

Yes.

659.

I'd like to see Mike Flood at the comedy club downstairs.

That'd be a great bookie.

Yeah, I think so.

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