AM Show Hr 1 | 9/11 Reflections, Open Line Friday & Talarico’s Backtrack

0:00This is an I Heart Podcast. Guaranteed Human. Why are you dealing with listening to Armstrong and getting on demand? We're not boring. Lot of news is boring. And tedious. And depressing. And makes you angry. You don't want to live your life like that. Hey, I'm Jack Armstrong. He's Joe Getty. We're Armstrong and Getty. We try to bring you the truth and help you figure out this crazy modern world. About something about a comedic tone. What? We have a winner? Yes. Listen to Armstrong and Getty on demand on the I Heart Radio app. Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. I believe that whoever was in that room and did that was a murderer. A new podcast series, Fault Line Haditha, tells the story of a shocking crime and a cover-up at the highest levels of the United States Marine Corps. If you've got five players and you offer immunity to four, you better be right about the fifth. Because if you're not, then you've just given immunity to your color. Listen to Fault Line Haditha on the I Heart Radio app. Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

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5:57Do you smile? Do you see it the way it is? Lord happy day! Lord the happy day! Lord happy day! Oh Lord! Lord happy day! Good God! Lord happy day! Well it is 9-11. Lord happy day! We have the inclusion of the midterm convention. And we've had a lot more going on. It is open on Friday and that means it is your opportunity to talk. 7139 999 10713 999 999 1000 You can email me through the website, MichaelBerryShow.com to get us started. As we always do courtesy of the greatest executive producer in all the land Chateconee No.1 This is a guy whose mother is in hospice and who honors his mother by the words of the uses.

6:57Tell my Paul. Tell my Paul. You're the slimmer man. When a guy has been in the rap game and has been married for 21 years to his wife Crystal. You are all over the internet. And you're singing songs about 21 years of marriage. I think there's something to be said for them. The universe of Houston game, a fan decided to run on to the field. And it was a different mistake. Blanc Johnson executed a form tackle that might single tear would have been impressed by. I mean it was a... Zadda! It was JJ White Openfield Smash Mouth Football tackle. Zadda! Durer's in the Lindsey Clancy case voicing frustration tonight. We have the hardest time getting off the fact that Lindsey viciously killed our children. This is the easiest way to kill our children. These female jurors are straight out of your nightmares. For what kind of juror might wind up at the Lindsey Clancy or any other trial.

7:59White liberal women are the downfall of this country. It is not black criminals. I know many people think it is. It is white liberal women. They have insinuated themselves into position where they like the bath party in Iraq. They wield more power than their numbers. They are doing counter programming right now to the GOD convention. We had a few minutes with him. There are six biological sexes. Do you still believe that? I know. What I meant is that there are two sexes. And then there is a small percentage of people with genetic abnormalities. That's not true anymore. It was when you were representing Austin. But now that you got to get voters in Orange and Lovekin and Pekis County. Oddly in Midland and Odessa. All of a sudden now? That went true. I just feel improbaculous. This is Tracy Bird. Welcome to the lifestyles of the not so rich and famous. Or as I call it, the Michael Bayer show.

8:5925 years ago today. Remember that day? I tried to give them less field of stress and my- But I guess 25 years later the city of New York, the target of most of the carnage. Would have an immigrant Muslim mayor who hates our country and hates Christians. And views himself and his fellow Muslims as the victims in all of this. We have fallen a long way without a shot fired. It's amazing to me. The white man's guilt is happening all over the world. This feeling that white people are evil and awful compared to what? It's amazing that people can come to this country and hate it so much. That's just crazy. Come to this country. Why? Why come to this country? And arrive and spend all their time telling us how awful we are.

10:01Which is fine. That's their failing not ours. What's amazing is how many of our people buy into it and repeat it. It's really something. On this day, that's what I reflect upon. How many Americans were going about their days? Not by the window of the soul? Raising their kids running their business? Serving the community wearing a firefighters uniform or police officers uniform? Some of the stories that I'm talking about. Some of the stories that we will tell this evening that we've been working on for the last couple of weeks. Just reading those stories and putting yourself in that story. It's... Wow. Yeah. I'll save that for the evening. 713991-1000-71399-1000-71399-1000-71399-1000. You can email me through the website at Michael at michelberryshow.com.

11:05Drunk Mark, as fate would have it, is our first call of this day? Drunk Mark, take it away. Hey, Mark. Hey. So, we heard it over just half the summer, man. Guess where I'm working today. Why does it want to call and tell you where I was? Not a lift. I was at... Okay, before you do that, Mark. I don't think you're drunk today. Are you hungover? Do you want me to beat you up? No, it's just when you're on, it's like for the first few seconds, I'm waiting with baited breath to see if you're drunk or not. So, I'm just waiting to see... I'm like the officer putting you on the chocolate. I've been wondering if you want me to get drunk for a child. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I would love for you to have a great life, whatever that is. I don't intend to try to direct it. I believe in your own agency and your decision making.

12:05I'm just curious. That's yet I'm curious at that point. Well, no, no, no. Are you riding in somebody else's truck? Yeah. Who's that, the boss? In Lake Somerville? Near it. What are y'all doing? I don't know, like, framing, I guess. What do you eat in a taco? Sticky. Sticky. All right, go ahead, go ahead. Who were you doing on that one, good morning? I was in prison. That was three days before I got out. And I got out September 14th. I mean, now remember, there was flag there where, and everybody was united, like we should be all the time. And it was just a different time. I was, okay, so I was laying up in a, where was that?

13:05Minerva Wells. I was at a free release unit. They've done close-up play-out. They closed that play-out because of, I guess, there was a riot when I was there, and National Guard came. What were you in prison for? Remember, I keep telling you, No, I can't remember them. Everybody said, I got a thousand days gone. What? I stole them the weed eater a lot of them. You stole them? You stole my mom out. So I could, I helped my mom out with rent. I was trying to work with it, but she's about to lose her house, which she did. I remember my brother, and we had him on the radio. He probably wasn't in there. That story was five years ago. I know, but you keep asking me why I'm with him. Well, I forgot that was even you. I remember that guy's story. I didn't even realize that was you. But come to find out he keeps telling me, he didn't snitch on me. And we severed that out,

14:05and our last phone call. Last time I was on the radio, he called me. He was like, I heard you on the radio today. I was in San Antonio picking up my bike. Yeah. Who gave you the sugar cookie? This guy I'm right with. Is he Mexican? Yeah. Do you speak English? Yeah, clearly. He went to school here. He's like one of them dreamers. Really? Really? I don't see none wrong with him being here. Her mom is very bothered by you eating and smacking. He don't eat at him. He just goes a week without eating. Four things. What do you think guy's name? The fluent. Angel, I'm here. What's your role on this deal? I'm going to help her again. What? I'm going to help her again up. Yesterday I was picking up a train. I was cleaning up room just up there I don't want to do. You know what I mean? Yeah, I do. I was doing the job there. I don't want to do well.

15:05I'm doing the job there. I don't want to do. But you're doing the jobs that the people don't want to do or the people who are supposed to be doing the jobs that we don't want to do. Right. Man, this thing's come full circle. All right, but circle the blank. Thank you. I guess. I guess. So he comes by and picks you up. Remember they would even own the hall with the same, we all live in the same house. Yeah. Are you ready when he's ready to go or is he got to come knock on the already. I was ready. I was waiting on him. Do y'all listen to Northa and your what kind of music y'all is doing the way he does, but he likes old classic rock too. Oh, really? Yeah. Does he know you're on the air right now? Yeah, I'm telling him. I don't know if he cares. I don't know. Can he hear you right now? No, he went and I guess he's checking. He's talking with the old mother. Well, it's the Michael Barry show.

16:08John, you're on my very show. Hey, Michael. And on now, Evan, the original one, of course. I was at home at a buddy call and told me about it. He came by. Anyway, we drank beer. I wound up on the front page of the second section of the Gadston Times because we went to donate blood. And by the way, today is my late mother's birthday as well as Bear Bryant's. Happy birthday to your late mother whose name was. Thank you very much. What was her name? Why can't you hear you? I don't understand. What was her name? Beth Hickman. Beth what? Let me turn the speaker off and see if I can hear you better. How's that? Much better. Oh, excellent. What we have, my mother, Mary Elizabeth Hickman.

17:09And Paul Bear Bryant's birthday today? Yes, sir. And by the way, get this. When I was a kid, it's a long story. It's the one my dad had to go back to graduate school. We were in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. That was finishing up his masters. And he messed his neck up almost rolling over on me in the crib. If you can kind of imagine that, which was beside the bed and up there apart. Well, there my folks have me out somewhere, the drugstore in Tuscaloosa and Coach Bryant is in there. And he sees my dad. He was kind of a big guy with a neck brace on. And he thought he was one of his players. So he came over and then he saw a mom and me. And anyway, he did, like he probably poked me in the stomach or something. Huh. I mean, damn. It's also one of these, uh, Ruchira Padali Reback. It's her birthday. She was born 9-11-1990, which would make her 36 today.

18:11Mother of two. Uh, and it is her sister, she'll because. A husband, Kyle Hazelwood, uh, is his birthday as well. So she and her brother-in-law, so my niece and I call my nephew, uh, both have a birthday today as well. Well, every birthday to all your brothers. Thank you, Jordan. I appreciate it. And by the way, Matt, today's something kind of cool, a rocking roll story that you've never heard. I bet most often they'll story. Yeah. Hold on for a second because I got to get these nice people and we got somebody on the black bar. I always move them to the front. Darian. Yes, sir. How you doing, Mr. Barry? Are you Darian in a wheelchair? Yes, sir. The paralyzed guy. The mortician. Paralise mortician. Yes, sir. So I got an email from a woman named Janet G. Amalva. She's, she's a socialite realtor in the city of Houston. And she told me that I think when her mother or her father died, that it's, you sounded like a man.

19:11I, that showed up to, to, to retrieve the body. Like wearing a suit suit. Oh, yeah. That's possible. Yeah, in Tanglewood. But it sounded like you. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I remember, I mean, you know, Tangle is a nice neighborhood. It's like, yeah, I remember going over there. It's been a little time ago, but yeah, I probably did handle her love more. Yes. What'd you call that, man? When you, oh, pretty much, I'm trying to get this Tallerico guy figured out. Now, is he running for Texas Senate or is he trying to be the idiot of the United States? You know, he, uh, you end up, you end up in these positions not by accident. He has been, he has been groomed for a very long time. Has Tallerico. And he has, he has been through his own boot camp. Tallerico arrived at this point, which is why they're putting so much money behind him.

20:15They've, they didn't put this kind of money behind Colin R. Ed. Tallerico. Yeah. He arrived at this point by proving his willingness. He's like a massage agent or, or, uh, an assassin for, you know, some organization. He has proven, you know, it's gang initiation and, and he passed. He has proven again and again. He has been willing across the state of Texas to say that God is non-binary. Children should be transitioned. He's fought against it. He's, he's got, he has done, he's tried to take guns. He, he, uh, meet, meet or whatever he said about his whole thing. But he has done thing after thing after thing to show California. Look, I'm not afraid of these Texans. I will say the craziest, most California fruits and nuts and freaks thing. You can trust it. I'll never forget you. You pay my bills. You put me there. I'll do it. And now he's having to account for that for the very first time. And, and that's why he's backtracking. I'm confused.

21:15That's why he's going so national is like why, I mean, the race is here, man. We're here to, you know, you know, they're, you know, they're catering to anyone here. I was told, I'm, see, I need to look it up. I was told by somebody that, that I trust because she's a great researcher, very smart and not one to be fooled by the internet. And she told me that they were running an ad in Seattle, which means they're probably running it in another liberal markets for him, a fundraising ad that they were, they were running, they were trying to get to people of Seattle. Well, we call somebody from Seattle. Seattleite. I don't know, I actually don't know. They were raising money for him in Seattle to be the third California senator in, in Texas. I mean, you think about that. We've never seen anything like this. We've never seen where a guy is running in Texas with values and money coming from California other than beta. That's crazy.

22:16That's crazy. He's trying to California. I take this. That's exactly what they're doing. I mean, I mean, it's real. I mean, they mean it. These people mean it. And it's interesting. I guess we have seen it. Roy Cullen was a, was, was very, Texas oil man was very concerned with, um, communism. And Roy Cullen became the biggest funder of finance or contributor to Joseph McCarthy. And so it's not absolutely unheard of. But boy, I can't imagine when, when Texans understand what's going on that they're going to, that they're going to tolerate this. I, I really can't believe that would be the case. Darien, thank you for calling brother. Richard. Oh, I want to. Richard, you're up. Go ahead. Hey, Zarr, when I think of September, I live in my father-in-law, who I just called dad, um, is his birthday is today.

23:1879th birthday. He found her. Richard Wyman, founder of RW machine, a machine shop in North Houston. But that, that was the first thing to call back. The next thing I want to tell you a quick story. I'm in outside sales over here in Calda station, Brian. And as good as I am in sales, I told my, my boss, I said, I'm even better at collections. So he gave me a list of accounts to go do some collections. Well, this one particular place that went to yesterday was a daycare. Um, and I walk in and the lady, and I, and I try to handle the lady in my car. I dropped the card. And I tell her, hey, here's, she goes, how's it going? I said, well, that's too great. You know, we need to, uh, we have some outstanding bills that maybe, uh, there was some oversight here. And I was polite to her, because I know how to, the first day, you always be polite. I know how to do collections. And, and, you know, so maybe there's an oversight here. So if we could get a check or if you want to, I could take a credit card either way. Um, she goes, well, I got to get the owner. I said, that's fine.

24:18Just, I'll take, she goes, I'll text the owner. I said, you want me to text her directly to build? I might even make it more efficient. And I was, it's dinner of the conversation. I walk out three hours later. I get it. I get it. There is a video making its way around the Internet of Gail King being shocked to learn that the hold out juror, the only man in the 12 member jury is black. And she said, oh, oh, let me process. That for a minute, because how could a black man want to prosecute this woman who murdered her kids? Because you know, blacks, we're not, we're not for prosecuting crimes, which is why blacks are the primary victim of black created crimes is because snitches get stitches. And there is this ridiculous belief that you don't, uh, you don't prosecute criminals

25:21because prosecuting is what the white people do. Sending people to prison, you know, and send black people to prison, even if they kill, murder, main rape, car jack, a black person, correct? Correct. You don't want to do that. And that's why you end up with what you end up with. Black people, many black people who live through misery is a misery of their own making because of bad decisions and cultural, uh, repetition like this, behavioral repetition, like this. That's horrible. We don't end up in most of the situations where we are in this country, um, by accident, we end up here by choice when you, when you choose to allow a mumbani into this country and you choose to allow him to run around and say these horrible things about 9-11, he lied about his aunt who was supposedly the, the victim after 9-11 and you just worry after Muslims attack this country. You worry that Muslims are now somehow going to be criticized or targeted or whatever

26:25else, which of course never happened. What did happen is that Muslims, uh, who hate this country so badly and tell us how bad they've had it since 9-11 have come here in massive numbers, located in pockets and, uh, run for office and file lawsuits and built businesses and done all these things, all the while telling us how awful our country is with a bunch of white people running around into the credit blacks don't do this with a bunch of white people running around agreeing with them. And then you start electing people like mumbani to office and now you give him a massive platform and somehow along the way you got a lot of white people who are worried that, that the Muslims are the victims of all this. One of the greatest jokes Norm McDonald ever told him the great thing about Norm McDonald is he didn't explain his joke. He left you to figure it out and some people never did. My friend's name, but he said his biggest, well I can't say, well I can't say my friend's name, but he said his biggest fear is that ISIS or some terrorists who are like that

27:30will get a hold of a dirty bomb and explode it over a major city within the United States and kill tens of millions of people because then the blowback against innocent Muslims would be absolutely terrible. Yes, that's true. That's true. Alright, let's do some jokes. He's making fools of them and they don't even know it because they're so eager to play along. Richard, finish your story, my man. I'll go to the lady. I was polite to the lady and left and three hours later I got a call from a boss and hey, don't go back to that daycare. I'm just going to write off those. I said, oh, okay, I didn't ask why so this morning I asked him, hey, what happened there? Well she called and said that you made her cry and that you spoke Spanish and I told

28:31him, well if I spoke Spanish and she got in a video, she said, that's a good I want to see because if I spoke Spanish, then we need to get me in a white jacket that has straps because I have multiple personality disorder and my other personality is a pasty white fat bald Spanish speaking guy that I don't know about so we'll need to admit me somewhere in my boss. I don't know. He didn't find that very funny but I thought it was funny anyways. But so that was my collections call. He's just going to write it off and I got another one to do today. He said, well, just be polite. I said, I was polite and I didn't speak Spanish unless I have multiple like I said, the same thing. How much are you collecting on each account? So these are small accounts. This is window cleaning business. So this is small. This was that was $210. That was two cleanings. It's a big, pretty big daycare that has maybe 50, 60 windows. That was two times it didn't pay and that was like a year ago. I don't know why they wait this long to try to collect.

29:32Maybe they tried to be an email. This is what I don't understand. You don't collect while you're there. They usually do but not always. So when you get to the size that the college station window clean, this particular window clean company is, I don't think they collect every time. When they're a small business and small, they're not so small anymore. So they probably maybe have a record to charge. They're going to scan the QR code and go on the site and do it. But like today, I have a $550 debt that I'm at a minute to rainy. I'm not going to say the name. Maybe I should. A major rainy restaurant here in college station that owes $540 something dollars. And I'm on phase four. I have five phases of collections. So I'm on phase number four. I did phase one, two, and three where I was very nice to the manager and very polite. I said, I know it's just an oversight. Oh, we have to do this. Get this paid and everything's good. We could come back to clean your windows again.

30:32And he said, oh, yeah, I'm going to get it paid right now. I'm going to get it next time I went. He was like, oh, I can't believe. So I know, you know, I know the routine. I said, I can't believe it either. I know how you guys are reputable. It's just an oversight. I'm sure it's got to be an oversight. But you want me to send it directly to them. So that's my phase two. That didn't work. Phase three was yesterday when I was a different manager. I said, hey, the other manager was going to take care of something. So being quick of my feed, I said, so I'm sure it's just an oversight by him. So if you could get this through real quick, we'll take care of it. Now phase four is today, the old manager is back today at 11 is what that manager told me. And the owner is supposed to be there. So now I'll get to confront and phase four the owner. So let's see if I get lucky. And you know, but I've kind of got my free zone you down for that. I'll say, yeah, I know just this is the oversight. I always start with that. I know it is. So let's just, you know, you give me the credit card and make it easy for you. I have to worry about this anymore.

31:32I'll put your credit card on our cloud on our secured cloud site. We don't see the number. And just after every clean will charge it and everyone's happy. You're happy. I'm happy. Everyone's happy. And I'll be smiling the whole time. I'm saying that, of course. And what level do you bring? Violence. No, the phase five usually will be. I'll use a bluff. A good bluff of, hey, I don't. Why are you dealing with listening to Armstrong and getting on demand? We're not boring. Lot of news is boring and tedious and depressing and makes you angry. You don't want to live your life like that. Hey, I'm Jack Armstrong. He's Joe Getty. We're Armstrong and Getty. We try to bring you the truth and help you figure out this crazy modern world. About something about a comedic tone. We have a winner. Yes. Listen to Armstrong and Getty on demand on the I Heart radio app. Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

32:33I believe that whoever was in that room and did that was a murderer. A new podcast series, fault line Haditha, tells the story of a shocking crime and a cover-up at the highest levels of the United States Marine Corps. If you've got five players and you offer immunity to four, you better be right about the fifth. You're not. Then you've just given immunity to your color. Listen to fault line Haditha on the I Heart radio app. Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.