Wake Up Live W/ Christopher DeSimone Ep. 412 - Sergio Arellano

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Good morning, my friends, welcome back to the Live The Dream Media Network, Christopher DeSimone on Wake Up Live. Cowboy Tilly is right out of the gate, as we say. Good morning, Podfather, and then Jimmy White. Good morning, Podfather and Wakeys. Good morning to you all. I got to go see Tilly this week about Fall Fest. I got to get down there. So Tilly, text me and let me know what your availability is today. I'm going to be out and about on some appointments, so maybe I can come see you. Good morning to Bobby Watson and Bobby Watson and Billy Beard. Speaking of Billy Beard, his compatriot at the AZ GOP, Sergio Arellano, will be here at 7 o'clock on the show. Bottom of the hour, Dr. Brad Thayer, who wrote the book about 100 years of Communism, talking about the upcoming UN meeting and President Xi meeting with Donald Trumpo, which is coming up. And Trump will be speaking to the General Assembly, which should be entertaining. I'm sure he's going to take pot shots left and right at the UN, so that could be around, I think the meeting starts 10 o'clock New York time, 7 o'clock our time. He might be on within a half hour. We might do a little sneak in. Look at that. We'll see how it all progresses. I was going to have our good friend, Kaylee Matthews slash Sanchez. She got married. So Kaylee, of course, is our local girl. I think she's Marana. Her dad, Richard, is a Wakey. And she was first introduced to me and the show by Billy Shaw and his lovely wife. And so they did that local singer-songwriter concert that I got to MC at the Rialto. That was fun. Kaylee's been on the show before. Then she left Tucson and moved to Nashville. And then she started doing regional touring out of Nashville. Then she had her road-manager, tour-manager guy, manager, and then they fell in love, and then they got married. Anyway, she's on The Voice.

On NBC. So I didn't watch it last night. I don't know what, but anyway, so she's on this season of The Voice. And because she's on a contract to NBC to be on The Voice, I have to deal with her PR agent from the producers over there, and they're going to let me know when she's ready to do, she's allowed to do an interview with us. So anyway, Kaylee is a wonderful young lady, and it's amazing to see a local girl live, she's living the dream. She is living the dream. Murph88, good morning, John Holden, have returned to Possumbutt with thunderstorms today. Good morning, Dr. Neil, 64 at the barn. You know what, DeSimone will always tell you where the weather, because we're allowed to talk weather for a segment, all I gotta do is that low in the 60s, and we're just, just doing it. We're just like right on the edge. There's this storm coming up that's gonna like blow up New Mexico, but we're like right on the edge of it, so we may get some rain out of it the next couple of days. But it's like a tropical depression thing coming up from Baja, and it's gonna kind of miss us, or we're gonna catch the edge of it, but supposedly New Mexico is gonna get obliterated with flooding and all that jazz. Scotty, I'll be there all day. Okay, thank you, buddy. Good morning, y'all. Big Dave, Barney, good morning. First day of fall, I've been waiting for you to have her on. Rex talking about Kaylee, so Kaylee's back soon. And good morning to Chris King, who's running for state Senate, and LD17, and then Pat Hirsch, good morning.

Shay, bring up my pumpkin calendar first. I want to get this out of the way. And then I want to talk about President Trump and the press decision. About leaving people off of the press pool and the White House thing. And I just want to do a little bit of recent history. And for all of you naysayers about any of this, I'll be talking about the University of Arizona professor who opened my eyes to it even more.

So, the way this is gonna work. Thank you ma'am. Pumpkin Patch, the way the schedule works. Five weekends of pumpkin patch.