Wake Up Live W/ Christopher DeSimone Ep. 414 - Kenneth Abramowitz, David Schweikert, Tim Bee

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Good morning, my friends, Good morning, brothers and sisters. You're on the Live The Dream Media Network, Wake Up Live with Christopher DeSimone, followed by The Flavor of the Southwest, followed by We're Talking Sports.

Ron has sent me the line up. I will get it to you. What do we got today? Dave, Pat, Tilly, Big Dave, Come On Polo, Bring Us Some Rain. We'll get to that in a second. Soggy Skunkland, Tennessee. Wow.

Martin Holden. Neil, Chris King, Billy Beard, Mother Mucca. Mother Mucca. Paul Parisi. Good morning. Peace be with you. Busy Thursday Show. Kenneth Bramow- Abramowitz?

Kenneth Abramowitz (1:20)

I think that's right.

Christopher DeSimone (1:22)

Something like that. Yeah, Kenneth Abramowitz. The Kenneth Abramowitz. He is something. National Security Threat Analyst, author of the Multi-Front War book. We're going to talk about this President G guy banging around the US. We're going to talk about that and some other national matters with Ken, followed by Schweikert, followed by Tim Bee. He is representing the yes on the JTED bond.

I got a nice email from Marana School District Board Member Tom Carlson on why he's a big no on the JTED. We're going to present both sides of everything. So we got that going today, and it's going to be fast. Tony, if there's a KOLD story that I put in the slack, we're going to do that this in the next ten minutes, okay buddy? Starting tomorrow, we're going to be giving away tickets to the Marana Pumpkin Patch, which is pretty much Southern Arizona's best fall thing. Event, festival. If you haven't been out to the Pumpkin Patch, it's absolutely beautiful. And it's one of the most impressive facilities in Southern Arizona that most of you, if you haven't been out there, you don't know about like the Big Red Barn, which is a food hall that they built, can seat like 800 people and feed it. And they, so they do food out of there. They have a bakery. That's where you get your pumpkin pie.

I'm going to ask John, are we doing cannon? David, if you're watching, are we still doing pumpkin cannons? Because that's my favorite. The idea that you go to a pneumatic TUSD, it's spelled PN. I know it's going to hurt your brain. A pneumatic cannon.

So we got that going for us. Now remember, it's in October to remember, October 3rd, Ted Maxwell, Christie Simone, Northwest Republicans, a live presentation on all the propositions. Got to go to northwestrepublicans.com to book a free seat for that. It's going to be fun. You should go. It's going to be like Martin and Lewis doing the propositions. October 10th, Fall Festival at Track Ranch. Scott just shot a couple of new video commercials we're going to be playing. They're hilarious. And then October 17th, me, Dave Clint and the family of Live The Dream will be doing a live remote at the Pumpkin Patch. So, can't beat that. Remember, Pumpkin Patch is Thursday, Friday, in the afternoon evenings and then, of course, all day on Saturday and Sunday. Opening weekend is coming up.

It's five pumpkin weekends. So, be ready. I don't know if... I could do a rundown, but I don't know if I have time to even... It's all teasing, really. California spends 10 billion with a B yearly on homes, phones, food, tuition, health care, and insurance for illegal aliens. Arizona ruling makes public records easier to obtain. And actually, it's interesting. This has to do with Matt Abraham, who's been on the show before, because he's buddies with Dan Grossenbach, and both of them have lawsuits with the University of Arizona about firing them during COVID and other things like that. It also deals with Dan Shearer trying to get the Sylvia Lee foyer request on who threw the beer at the BYU basketball players. So we got that going for us. Six incidents of weapons at Pima County schools in less than two months. Maybe Dusty Williams, the big superintendent of education can address this. I gotta start, he does these videos called like Dusty's dustings or something. We gotta play that. Joey and Celeste Rogers' wonderful dancing in the streets got hit by crack heads again.

Joey, I know you can't move, but talk to Roxana's squeeze, Bill de Blasio. That guy's got money coming out the you-know-what. So before we get to this video, we're in pre-development on this show that hopefully we're going to sell the Netflix. It's about Pima County politics.