Posted on 04/20/2021 9:18:06 AM PDT by weston
@laurenboebert<
· 2h
There is no such thing as an assault weapon.
That is a Democrat-manufactured term which means any gun that the Democrats wish to demonize.
It’s just like “Critical Race Theory”. They make up terms to sound official as they steal your liberty and teach you to hate yourself.
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Emerald Robinson
@EmeraldRobinson
· 25m
Never forget that they kept you from visiting your parents in nursing homes, kept you from visiting them in hospitals, kept you from attending the funerals of your own parents so that they could get rid of Trump.
Funny thing is, Gran.....we’ve got one barn on the farm loaded with pigs. You know what they say about pig farms lol.
@JJCarafano
· 2h
At some point we probably need to formally acknowledge that four years of incessant media attacks on Trump were just an unprecedented gaslighting of the American people.
@EmeraldRobinson
· 1h
Here's @NateSilver538 publicly admitting that Democrats know exactly what they did in 2020.
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Nate Silver
@NateSilver538
· May 25
I mean... it's certainly not all of it, but a lot of the reason that elite discourse around the lab-leak stuff and some other aspects of COVID have changed is because there's more distance from Trump.
Oh, that’s **evil**! LOL
Look for the Biden administration to throw Fraudci under the bus.
“Fauci who?”
I know lol. Ms. B has nothing on me!
Not to mention the many thousands of parents, grandparents and great-grandparents the democrats intentionally murdered in nursing homes in New York,
Michigan, California, New Jersey and Pennsylvania by forcing them to accept patients known to be infected with Coronavirus.
Mini AOC
@RealMiniAOC
Are they liberal because they’re hideous or are they hideous because they’re liberal?
Lauren Boebert
@laurenboebert
If Democrats care so much about “illegal guns” why don’t they ever want to discuss Eric Holder & Fast and Furious?
Totally off topic: a friend just sent me some apple air tags, used for tracking things, or people. I want to test them out. Or, one out. What would you track?
Note to self: Watch Greg Kelly tonight to find out what the heck is going on.
Greg Kelly
@gregkellyusa
THEYRE TAKING MY PHONE
https://twitter.com/gregkellyusa/status/1397920223219490827
Everything is under control. There was an ATTEMPT to Seize my cellular telephone. That attempt has been DEALT WITH. Let’s just say they “Messed with the wrong MARINE.” I will fill you ALL in on the details. I just need to make some “arrangements” first.
https://twitter.com/gregkellyusa/status/1397927777332981766
Crimes against humanity, Vlad.
I’m curious to know where our neighborhood deer family goes so I’d like to track them.
Thank you.
That’s sad.
It was good to know I’m not the only person that came from disfunction. And the good thing about it is we didn’t use it as an excuse to be criminals and addicts, like true crime shows would have you believe happens.
If you could figure out how to place one on the deer, it would work.
I get tired just thinking about how busy you are. Wish I could help.
Rush Limbaugh’s Radio Show to Be Taken Over by Clay Travis and Buck Sexton
Duo’s show to begin airing in the coveted weekday time slot on June 21 in hundreds of markets
By Anne Steele May 27, 2021 11:00 am ET
FTA
The Rush Limbaugh replacements are in, as Clay Travis and Buck Sexton will take over his three-hour conservative talk radio show time slot, said distributor Premiere Networks.
The duo will serve up similar right-wing fare, tackling news stories of the day, politics and current events, peppered with call-ins from listeners and humor. Premiere Networks hopes the younger voices will bring something new to talk radio, while also continuing on in Mr. Limbaugh’s legacy. The program, slated to begin airing June 21, will be called “The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show.” It is expected to air around the country, from noon to 3 p.m. ET, on hundreds of stations.
“We’re not going to replace Rush Limbaugh, we’re going to have an evolution of the show with fresh voices—those that grew up on Rush and admired him,” said Julie Talbott, president of iHeartMedia Inc.’s IHRT +0.90% Premiere Networks.
Since the 70-year-old conservative talk-radio icon and pioneer of right-wing media died from complications from lung cancer in February, the industry has been looking to fill his massive void. Mr. Limbaugh’s show, marked by his signature brash and acerbic conservatism, ran for more than three decades and was the most listened to in the U.S., according to Nielsen Audio, reaching more than 20 million monthly listeners on more than 650 affiliates as of the end of 2020.
Premiere Networks has continued to syndicate “The Rush Limbaugh Show” using archived segments on topics relevant to the day’s news, with guest hosts filling in between clips. The program was attracting about 75% to 80% of its regular audience, according to a person familiar with the matter.
“Rush’s connection with his audience is one of the primary legacies of his show,” Mr. Travis said. “I also think Buck and I have the unique ability to offer a perspective that many people in their 20s and 30s are desperate to hear.”
Mr. Travis, 42 years old, is a sports journalist, lawyer, TV analyst and founder of sports website Outkick.com. Since 2016 he’s hosted “Outkick the Coverage With Clay Travis” on Fox Sports Radio, syndicated to more than 350 affiliates nationwide on weekday mornings. (Mr. Travis has agreed to sell Outkick to Fox Corp.) He will continue to co-host FS1’s daily gambling TV show “Fox Bet Live,” in addition to his podcasts “Outkick The Show” and “Wins & Losses With Clay Travis.”
A self-proclaimed political moderate and independent, Mr. Travis last year announced he would be voting for former President Donald Trump, saying it would be the first time he would vote for a Republican for president. He has written several books, most recently 2018’s “Republicans Buy Sneakers, Too: How the Left Is Ruining Sports With Politics.”
Mr. Sexton, 39, is a radio host and political commentator who has served as an officer with the Central Intelligence Agency and a New York Police Department counterterrorism expert. His three-hour weekday evening talk show, “The Buck Sexton Show”—formerly “America Now”—is syndicated to over 180 stations by Premiere, and he has served as a guest host for Mr. Limbaugh’s show. Mr. Sexton is a regular on Fox News as a national security analyst, and was previously national security editor for The Blaze.
Mr. Sexton pointed to their different backgrounds and younger ages as a boon for the show.
“The most dominant talk radio hosts have been from one generation; Clay and I represent the next phase. We’re going to bring the perspective of two guys who see a country they’re deeply worried about, and a massive audience that needs people who will speak for them,” he said.
“Some of our movie references and pop culture sensibility will shift a little,” he added.
Premiere, which will shop the new program to affiliate stations, expects it to be broadcast on hundreds of stations when it launches. It will also be available as a podcast on iHeartRadio and broadly.
As a staple for AM radio for so many decades, Mr. Limbaugh kept alive a part of the radio waves that had otherwise begun to fade as listeners began to move to the internet and satellite radio for their talk shows, podcasts and other on-demand audio entertainment. He held the unique position of capturing people not just on their commutes or on prime time at home but he also provided the soundtrack to a large chunk of their workday.
In March, Cumulus Media Inc.’s Westwood One announced conservative radio host and popular podcaster Dan Bongino would fill Mr. Limbaugh’s airtime on its chunk of stations across the U.S. in markets including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, San Francisco, and Washington, D.C. “The Dan Bongino Show” launched Monday on 122 radio affiliates, with Mr. Trump as his first guest.
Some individual markets have chosen local hosts to take over the airwaves. Erick Erickson, an Evangelical right-leaning commentator, has taken over Mr. Limbaugh’s slot on Atlanta’s WSB; Mark Kaye, a radio host and popular Snapchat personality, has taken the time on Jacksonville, Fla.’s WOKV; and radio and podcast host Derek Hunter has taken over the slot on Baltimore’s WCBM.
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