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America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Poll: Democrats Now Sympathize More With Palestinians Than Israelis
"Is the baron Boris Epstein. Welcome back to America first. Happy Friday. Happy Friday my friend. It's an honor to be with you and honor me with the audience that is beautiful Friday it is president Trump dominating the polling winning all across the spectra putting on putting out powerful videos but a great week. Yeah, we played clips for two clips from his video at the top of the show. If he keeps on doing that, he will be just fine substantive policy videos, but you mentioned polling. Let's talk about a poll that I'm sure disturbs you, my dear friend. This is from the daily caller, Kate Anderson. I need you to react, especially when it comes to how these people vote in the federal elections. Democrats now sympathize more with Palestinians than Israel for the first time in decades, the latest polling, this just blows my mind. This is from Gallup Boris. Help me understand this. Now, 49% of registered Democrats have a preferential view of the Palestinian authority over Israel and the pro Israel vote has sunk to 39%. Do these people not understand the difference between these two communities? They do not understand it. And it is absolutely disappointing, depressing and awful, that the left in America, Ilhan Omar, she looked like AOC, Jim Clyburn, Nancy Pelosi. Their push to anti Israel, anti zionist, like beyond anti semitic agenda so far that now as well as pulling low solo with American public. President Trump stood for his move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem he took out from Soleimani, he fought for Israeli independence. He recognized the goal on heights and he was the best friend to the State of Israel, really an American history, but now you've got the left, let's just be honest, there isn't just about being anti Israeli or anti zionist, anti semitic.
Mark Levin
Poll: Dems Now Sympathize More With Palestinians Than Israelis
"Want to tell you about this This is a Gallup poll that just came out Israel is viewed favorably by a majority of all party groups Republican Democrat independent 82% of Republicans 82% 67% of independents and only 56% of Democrats In terms of the view of the Palestinian authority the Democrats have the highest favorability view 36% 28% of independents and 9% of Republicans And so the Palestinian authorities favorability rating has increased somewhat And that has come exclusively from the Democrats Up 16 percentage points since 2013 14% among independents So the smallest percentage of support for Israel comes from the Democrat party the biggest percentage support for the Palestinian authority Keep in mind that's a boss who's a tariff It comes from the Democrat party Are you surprised by this I'm not mister producer
WTOP
"gallup" Discussed on WTOP
"Is headed to Ukraine from the U.S.. This latest package is worth $400 million and it includes ammunition for artillery rocket systems and howitzers, as well as ammunition for Bradley fighting vehicles. This is the 33rd drawdown of U.S. arms and ammunition for Ukraine since 2021, drawing on Defense Department stocks. That is CBS correspondent camby McCormick. Fewer Americans want the U.S. to take the lead in world affairs. A new Gallup poll is finding 65% of Americans prefer the U.S. to take the lead, and that's down from 69% four years ago. Gallup has been asking the same question since the early 2000. It shows that the percentage of Republicans who want the U.S. to take the lead is significantly lower than the group's prior low of 69% in 2011. But that figure likely has been influenced by Republican disagreements with President Biden's foreign policy, but also differences in foreign policy between the last two Republican presidents. The Gallup poll of more than a thousand people has a margin of error of plus or minus four percentage points. And 83 year old Vietnam War veteran is now holding a special honor. It was given to him today by President Biden. It was an honor more than 5 decades delayed for retired army special forces colonel Paris Davis. In 1965, under heavy Viet Cong fire and himself shot, the green beret refused an airlift until all his soldiers were rescued. Sorry said, I'm just not going to leave. I still have an American out there. President Biden noted the Medal of Honor paperwork for Davis was lost in the 1960s. Not just once but twice. Colonel Davis is black and his family suspects racism had something to do with it. Stephen portnoy CBS News The White House. Coming up on our top stories on WTO, Amazon announcing today it's pushing the pause button on construction
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Almost 20% Gen Z Identifies As LGBTQIA
"This is from USA Today, Gen Z are the ones they're born when in the 90s, one is Gen Z, or 2000. Wait, so what are millennials? Millennials are like 30 let's see, maybe this so this is, I guess, 25 and under. A total of 7.2% of U.S. adults identify as LGBTQ, and younger generations, particularly those 25 and under are driving the numbers, according to a poll released Wednesday. The Gallup survey of 2022 data also shows that the number of U.S. adults who identified as LGBTQ has more than doubled in a decade. By 2012, Gallup found that three and a half percent of U.S. adults said they were LGBTQ, that number surged through 7.1% in 2023 before holding steady last year.
Northwest Newsradio
"gallup" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Security and Medicare, a Gallup poll shows 45% said they were satisfied, which is still one of the better scores among the issues facing the U.S.. The nation's military preparedness received the highest satisfaction score. Gallup has measured satisfaction with social security and Medicare since 2001. It hit a high of 47% in 2017 and has continued to be above 40% in most years since then The survey comes as President Biden has accused some Republicans of wanting to cut entitlement programs. Authorities are sounding the alarm on an increase in drug resistant infections. ABC's Brian Clark has details. The CDC is out with an alert to medical professionals warning of a nationwide increase in antibiotic resistant forms of shigellosis. This highly contagious bacteria usually causes diarrhea and stomach cramps. Most people can recover without medication, but some with a serious case or those with compromised immune systems may need antibiotics. The CDC says those at highest risk of contracting the antibiotic resistant forms are men who have sex with men. People experiencing homelessness, people living with HIV and international travelers. Brian Clark, ABC News. Let the rampage begin cocaine bear is in theaters this weekend and ABC's Jason nathanson talk with the woman behind it. Cocaine bear director Elizabeth Banks tells me she badly wanted to make the movie. Why is it chasing us? But she was also worried that if she didn't get it just right, it would be the end of her directing career. If it didn't work, I really think it would have fallen not just flat. I mean, it just would have been an embarrassment for all involved. But me most. Cocaine bears a darkly comedic bloody thriller costarring Carrie Russell, whose friends told her if she didn't do it, they'd break up with her. It was just such a departure and such a relief in an escape from. Just how intense everything has been the last few years. I was like, why shouldn't I go make a movie in the Woods about a giant bear doing cocaine? Cocaine bears in theaters this weekend. Jason nathanson
Accelerate Your Business Growth
"gallup" Discussed on Accelerate Your Business Growth
"Sounds challenging for most leaders. It is absolutely, but what are their alternatives? Right now, Gallup said that two out of three people show up every day to their job, not engaged. So what if I have 30 people on my team, according to Gallup, that's not me. I'm just repeating what Gallup said in 2023 that 20 out of those 30 people are not engaged. Which means they're looking to find ways to get out of work. They're looking for times to say it's not my job. They're the ones that had 5 o'clock, all you see are their headlights. And again, I'm not saying it's wrong, but that's what we have to deal with. And if we have people that are not paddling the boat, I look at it as a canoe. If we had all those people on a canoe and only ten of them were paddling, the other 20 people are just standing around or sitting around so let's teach the other let's teach some people how to roll. So that we're able to imagine where a team could go if that tan went to 15. If we just increased our output by 50%, that would be huge, and that's 5 people. And that's probably because you'd sit down and get to know them. Understand them. Validate them, have empathy for them. Those are pieces that they've probably haven't had before. And yeah, it is an easy. I wish it was super easy where you could flip a switch and everybody showed up, got there early, stayed late, and just did an amazing customer experience job, but unfortunately that's not the workforce we have today. Yeah, that is for sure. And do you think or do you have any information on whether customers will pay more for a better experience? Absolutely. Yeah, I mean, the numbers are staggering. It's in the 60 to 70% range of people that say they will pay more for a good experience. Wow. So let's just, you know, and people are like, oh, you can tell, you can ask whatever you want. You know, you don't know my customer. You don't know my product. You don't know my industry. I mean, I hear that all the time. Sure. And I'm not here to say that you are an exception. Maybe are.
Accelerate Your Business Growth
"gallup" Discussed on Accelerate Your Business Growth
"Sounds challenging for most leaders. It is absolutely, but what are their alternatives? Right now, Gallup said that two out of three people show up every day to their job, not engaged. So what if I have 30 people on my team, according to Gallup, that's not me. I'm just repeating what Gallup said in 2023 that 20 out of those 30 people are not engaged. Which means they're looking to find ways to get out of work. They're looking for times to say it's not my job. They're the ones that had 5 o'clock, all you see are their headlights. And again, I'm not saying it's wrong, but that's what we have to deal with. And if we have people that are not paddling the boat, I look at it as a canoe. If we had all those people on a canoe and only ten of them were paddling, the other 20 people are just standing around or sitting around so let's teach the other let's teach some people how to roll. So that we're able to imagine where a team could go if that tan went to 15. If we just increased our output by 50%, that would be huge, and that's 5 people. And that's probably because you'd sit down and get to know them. Understand them. Validate them, have empathy for them. Those are pieces that they've probably haven't had before. And yeah, it is an easy. I wish it was super easy where you could flip a switch and everybody showed up, got there early, stayed late, and just did an amazing customer experience job, but unfortunately that's not the workforce we have today. Yeah, that is for sure. And do you think or do you have any information on whether customers will pay more for a better experience? Absolutely. Yeah, I mean, the numbers are staggering. It's in the 60 to 70% range of people that say they will pay more for a good experience. Wow. So let's just, you know, and people are like, oh, you can tell, you can ask whatever you want. You know, you don't know my customer. You don't know my product. You don't know my industry. I mean, I hear that all the time. Sure. And I'm not here to say that you are an exception. Maybe are.
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Illegal Immigration Has Skyrocketed in the Last Two Years.
"The number of people in Latin America and the Caribbean who wish to migrate this isn't quite something this is from Gallup. The number of people in Latin America and the Caribbean who wish to migrate in other words leave their countries. Presumably permanently. Has jumped this past decade to 242 million. Many eyeing the United States, heightening fears about the border crisis. In 2011, so that's 12 years ago, only 18% of people in Latin America and the Caribbean wanted a permanently leave their homes. By 2021, that had risen to 37% of the region 655 million people. Gallup polling shows. The desire to migrate rose faster in South America than anywhere else in the world. By the end of 2021, the share of Latinos wishing to migrate was on par with those in poverty wrecked sub Saharan Africa.
AP News Radio
Cowboys score 33 points in 4th quarter, rout Colts 54-19
"The cowboys erupted for 33 unanswered points in the fourth quarter to close out a 54 19 pounding of the colts. Dallas took advantage of three turnovers by Matt Ryan in the fourth. He finished with three interceptions and a lost fumble. Malik hooker had the big play of the final period, returning a fumble 38 yards for a touchdown. Michael Gallup had two touchdown catches, and Tony Pollard had 91 yards on 12 carries for the 9 and three cowboys. The cults are four 8 and one overall, and one in three under new coach Jeff Saturday. I'm Dave ferry.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"gallup" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"World of national news with Nathan Hager. All right, Paul, it's the final full day of campaigning before tomorrow's midterm election control of Congress is at stake. This voter in Washington D.C. says the economy is top of mind. We have regular reviews of our budget, and gas definitely has gone up, we are paying a lot in groceries. That voters spoke with CBS News. What she had to say fits with what Gallup editor in chief Muhammad yunus finding Dorothy the economy hasn't been the most important factor. So it's going to be even more so this time. But there's some runner ups like abortion and concerns over crime. Gallup's Muhammad yunus says Republicans hold the historical advantage when it comes to handling the economy, President Biden and former president Trump will be holding dueling rallies this evening in Maryland and Ohio, respectively, Twitter, CEO, Elon Musk is putting in his own two cents on the election. In a tweet, Musk recommended voting for Republican Congress since the presidency is democratic. Ukraine is using special wartime powers to seize control of 5 companies with ties to some of the country's most powerful oligarchs. They include the public oil company backed by billionaire Igor, kole minsky, as well as engine and truck makers, the Ukrainian defense minister says the move will help the military maintain its fuel supply and repair equipment. The Supreme Court's newest justice has issued her first opinion justice Brown Jackson wrote a short descent in support of Ohio death row inmate davo chin. She says she would have thrown out Laura court rulings against him because his life is on the line and suppressed evidence could have altered the outcome of the trial. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Steve Kornacki: The Advantages Republicans Have Going Into Next Week
"NBC's Steve kornacki laid out all the advantages Republicans seem to be having going into the midterm election next week. This is new from Gallup. They ask folks the issues they consider the most important, very important. And you see the economy tops an abortion second crime, gun policy immigration. Then you ask folks who say these are the most important issues to them, how they intend to vote. And I think this is interesting too, because look at this on all but one of these topics, Republicans have an advantage. And on three of them, the economy crime, immigration, Republicans have massive advantages over Democrats. So when you look at this issue set, you look at how these voters are breaking along these issues, you see what looks like a significant Republican advantage, but again, you go back to that generic ballot, and this is not right now looking like a runaway in the polls for Republicans. No, I don't think it's a runaway, but it may be. We're going to wait and see.
AP News Radio
Backup QB Rush wins again as Cowboys beat Commanders 25-10
"Cooper rush in the cowboys earned their third straight win by stifling the commanders 25 ten rushed through scoring strikes to CD lamb and Michael Gallup who was making his season debut Big time player we're really happy for him I think big for him you know just to go back out there and I'm still Michael Gallup I can go make plays and it's really going to help us Rush was an efficient 15 of 27 for 223 yards and no interceptions to improve to four as an NFL starter Washington was its own worst enemy flagged 11 times for 136 yards I'm Dave ferry
Leadership and Loyalty
"gallup" Discussed on Leadership and Loyalty
"Are definitely in the whoo factor. Right? Because joy is like, it's one of those things. It's like the ultimate in nebulous. Like, you know, I say to people all the time, happy is a transitional feeling, I tickle you, you're happy it stops. Right? I stopped particularly and you stop feeling happy. Joy is something very different and the people go, well, what the hell is joy? So walk us into that because joy and leadership will join a business, we don't run Disneyland, dude. Come on. Yeah, and how many people you walk around your organization and you say, be honest, do you hate your job? And we know from 20 years of Gallup's research, we know that approximately half of them, if they're honest, are going to say, yeah, I hate my job. And how much energy are they bringing? How much they've become vampires? Yes. And, you know, or it's a mutual vampire, I don't know, but the life is getting sucked out of people and that life blood is spilling all over the floor and you're not getting value. And that is a miserable way to live and if you're leading an organization like that, it's time to wake up and just get real. Stop wasting people's lives. All right, let's get practical on that then. So let's say somebody's listening to this, they go, all right, this is a bit much for me. But all right, I'll believe you. Right? Joy is the number one thing. How do I create more joy? What do I do? Like we did the foosball games. We've got the cushions. We've got the cappuccino machine. You know, how much joy can you have? Laughing pipe laughing gas through the place, like, what do we do? Yeah, and that's a huge and common misunderstanding that foosball tables are things, joy is an emotion. And things are not what really produce emotions, relationships, people are what produce emotions. So meaning and connection. Doing work that you feel like matters with people you trust. That's what we're wired for. Yep, you go back a million years and you say, what, you know, people are thriving when they get together and bring down that Tiger. Right? Bring down lunch. And they do it together, and they do something that they couldn't do by themselves, and they feel safe with each other, they're taking care of each other, and that is what produces joy. And joy is a kind of state of upliftment. And everyone knows what it is. But it's really hard to find. And if you think about times in your life where you like, I love what I'm doing, I can't wait to go to work. I mean, I love my job and there are days that are kind of crap. But most of the time I wake up in the morning and I'm really looking forward to my endless Zoom meetings. It's like, I mean, it's awful in a way, but it's just like this matters, and I'm working with people who we care about each other, and we know what we're doing together. And those that combination of synergy and purpose and alignment, it unleashes something in us. And when we unleash that, we get better performance. And it's actually pretty straightforward. Yeah, I couldn't agree more around the meaning and connection. One of the things that, you know, I've been saying about since the post pandemic thing is that the pandemic made it really clear to people who were ignoring it. Forcing themselves to ignore it, relationships, connection is vital. And it's part of the reason I believe as part of the reason for the great resignation is people like I realize I've not had any community. I've been going to work running on the treadmill of business, but not had any relationships with my family or anybody else. And now I need to have that. I need to build that community. And in my boot last book, fiercely loyal, one of the things I talked about was if you're going to build a business, you must build a community around it. Now what I'm saying to people is this to lead as I'm guiding. Fortune 100s, I'm saying build a community and put a business in it. The other way around. Community has to be first now. But again, and to your point, and I think there's a lightly understand to understand, you can't build that community without relationships or meaning, right? And you know, our work is all around me, but those relationships and so again now we're back to a gun full circle we're back to emotional intelligence because most people don't know how to do relationships. Particularly when they're in a senior role. So let's talk about that. Let's talk about the value of it as a strategic leadership principle. Understanding emotions as a leadership strategy. Yeah, I think about the kind of emotional emotion as a currency, and we can look at trust and say, okay, what's our value pipeline for trust? And we're, I mean, we can do process re-engineering, right? Just go back to some old school business processes. And say, okay, where are we burning up trust where we increasing trust? What's interesting about this is I've worked with some leaders who tell me, you know, I walk into one of our buildings and I can tell immediately how things are working there. I can feel it. Other people, most of the people that have worked with, they say, well, you know, I kind of get this glimmer that maybe something's up, but I'm really not quite sure and they don't trust that instinct, or maybe they maybe they shouldn't because it's not well developed. But we can measure it. We can measure the level of trust. And I think getting this kind of data and being able to really quickly see it. So we call these vital signs and use the term vitality earlier. It's like literally Monday. Let's roll out this survey Wednesday. Let's talk about the results. Wow, let's not spend weeks in some big data thing. Let's just get the pulse. And kind of understand where is trust right now? And that gives us ability to start pointing this data on the dashboard. But I was thinking about this earlier and one of the realizations that I had is looking at the case study library that we have. Almost every one of our really interesting business cases, it's about three years of work in the organization. Before they start connecting these dots and saying, okay, we're going to use this data in our strategic communication in our planning. We're going to use this data in designing how we optimize our culture. We're going to use this data in our day to today sales meetings. And that it takes a while to start developing a shared vocabulary and
The Officer Tatum Show
Americans Struggle Through Biden Inflation
"Maybe this is your Monday. I carries you to have a good week. How do you have a good week? Positive thinking. What is positive thinking is not just running your mouth is believing what you say. That's positive thinking. If you say I am going to have a great week, you feel that your week is going to be great. You anticipate a great week or a weekend. You will see that come to fruition. The article says, a lady named star Parker says when will low income Americans stop looking to the government, new pole data from Gallup shows Americans are not having an easy time through this period of raising prices. A rising prices, I'm sorry. According to Gallup, 56% of Americans say now that rising prices are causing severe or moderate hardship. Drilling down, we see that the hardship is not shared equally. Amongst low income households, those with incomes less than $48,000 a year, 74% report that they are experiencing hardship amongst middle class households with income of 48,000 to 40 9000 a year, 63% report hardship and amongst the upper income 90,000 and above, only 40% report experiencing hardships. So clearly we can see that the poor you are the harder your life is going to be. When I say poor, the less money you make. I don't say poorer. Because poor is a mentality. And also poor is a priority. Some people got $48,000. There's plenty of money. You know, and to be honest, if think about it like this, this one says household income. Well, I'm assuming that only one person working if y'all making 48,000 a year. If two people working and you making 48,000 a year, I don't y'all must be doing law and work under the table because I don't know what job will pay you less than I don't even know what the hourly rate would be to make $20,000 a year. I mean, I guess those jobs are out there. However, if you find yourself in a predicament, you better not be having kids. You better wait. And so you have enough money because then you're going to go to poverty. Because $48,000 could probably take care of us from growing people. And you ain't got to go to a steakhouse and you ain't got to get a TV. You don't even need a TV. Go buy some books and read. You don't need a car, get a public transportation, get you a bicycle. Even in the winter time, it's a guy in my church. Now I know everybody ain't built like this, but it was a guy at my church. He used to walk four miles each way to work. In the snow, they were in like Colorado somewhere. He saw four miles to work every day and then while four miles home. And did complain one time. How much 10,000 hour get you at? Oh, 20 grand, you'll be $10 an hour. I don't even, yeah, yeah. That would be interesting. So $10 an hour would get you what 20,000 a year for 40 hour a week work week. So two people making $10 an hour would get you around 40,000 a year. And I don't even know a job to pay you $10 an hour. And to be honest, listen, let me say this. And then I'm going to get on to my point. But I think people need to not be as entitled. Because if you are making $10 an hour, you need to stay with other people who are also making money that's around your range. If four of y'all get an apartment, three of y'all get an apartment, you go move in with your mama and them, you go move in with some family members, you will fare better. You know, right across the street from my grandma's house, there was a Hispanic family that moved in there. And I swear there was like 15 of them in the living in one house. And like ten of them were adults. And I don't know how they did it because their house was probably 600 ft². But then before you know it, now they got the house next door and then they split it up because what I was told that they did what I was told that they did was they live in a house and they stack money and then they bought another house in their family. They've been in the house and they continue to keep our houses until all the family can move out and have a relatively equal space to live and they partnered on it initially to grow their family wealth enough to purchase houses and live a better life. If you looking for somebody who will hold you tight who will walk you to your doorstep each and every night this is the officer Tatum show. And afraid to tell it like it is.
The Trish Regan Show
U.S. Wholesale Inflation Declines in August to Still-High 8.7%
"Little bit of good news in that we saw this week producer prices came down a touch, a touch from the month before, but they're not coming down at the rate we need them to in order to have a big impact on inflation. So while that's encouraging, I'd still point out the headline, which is that producer prices wholesale prices are still 8.7% higher than this time last year. So that's not good. Meanwhile, consumer prices are still much higher. As we saw reflected in two stay's number. So inflation is up. And while some politicians will try and spin it in the media as well, by the way. We did that the other day on the show. You know the media is going to spend this. They try and tell you, it's really not as bad as everybody wants you to think. Well, let me just say, look, if you're buying groceries, if you're paying your utility bills, if you're putting gas in your car, even though gas prices have been coming down and I don't think they're going to be down forever, by the way, because of some of the restrictions that are happening internationally. And as well as on the drilling on our own land, think that everyday Americans still feel it. They know it, right? That's what we saw reflected in the Gallup poll the other day.
The Trish Regan Show
Trish Reveals the Truth About Inflation
"56%, according to this Gallup poll, say they feel inflation. This is up from 45% in November. And of course, the truth is, the people that are struggling the most feel it the most. So the Democrats are supposed to come in with this whole plan, right, to make the economy better. And yet they've done anything but especially for the constituents that they say they are most trying to serve. Anyway, we'll see what the read is today. I don't think the fed has any choice but to move aggressively on interest rates. I expect that well, at least get 75 basis points. We should get a whole point, but they've got to manage this in a way that doesn't just devastate the economy, already you're looking at home prices, which have declined. Pretty considerably. I mean, $403,000, 800, $403,800. That is now the new median home price in America, and that's down from $413,800 just a short time ago. Some people say, well, gosh, we were up like, what? 36% from 2020. Well, that gets me right back to where I started, which is the government has intervened in a way that has really had massive negative implications for our society. And I think we'll be very hard to just sweep under the rug. By printing so much money for so long, by leaving interest rates, so low for so long, and by simultaneously sending out multiple stimulus checks, and by the way, there's a whole bunch more, right? College loans. Forget about them. Forget about them. You know, Biden's gonna let you write all those off or ten or $20,000 worth anyway. All of this stuff has an implication effect on the overall velocity of money, if you would, right? So the money supply has increased so drastically, which has led to all this inflation and thus those higher home prices. Well, now
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Debbie and Dinesh Recount the Biden Disgrace in Afghanistan
"W and I here for our periodic Friday roundup of important events that have occurred during the week or just events with larger significance and the first one we want to talk about is Afghanistan, it's approximately the one year anniversary of this really disgraceful loss in Afghanistan, a humiliating pull out, I mean, people falling out of planes, Americans left behind yeah, and you know, here's an article from Gallup, and it says a year after withdrawal 50% of Americans call Afghanistan a mistake, only 50%. Which tells you that the media really did a fine job of hiding a lot of the information, including the celebration of the Taliban and the fact that they basically won all of those things. They didn't want they didn't want Biden to look bad. And they really went through great lengths to keep it from the public. That's for sure. Now, I don't think that the poll actually shows that, because look, let's read. One year after the chaotic withdrawal of U.S. troops, 50% of Americans say the U.S. made a mistake in sending troops to the country, while 46 say it did not. Now see, I don't think the U.S. made a mistake in sending troops to the country originally. So we're talking about something that occurred over a pretty long period.
WTOP
"gallup" Discussed on WTOP
"7 52. Now to Ukraine, while the fighting continues, efforts remain underway to secure the zapper issue, nuclear plant, a UN inspection team has arrived in the local people hope it will save them and the plant from a possible catastrophe For Ukrainians, this visit is much more than just a courtesy coal. We hope that this delegation will not just come as a polite visit for a few hours and pose for the linear cameras. Member of parliament and Ukraine says they hope the inspectors will stay a while. We hope that they will be part of that delegation. That will stay at the plant. She says they want the Russian troops to leave, but the only way to get them out is the counter attack that's happening in the south. And that'll take time, but she says in the meantime. We need independent experts to stay at the plant to make sure that make sure there are no more violations or shilling. JJ green. WTO news. A new Gallup poll finds parents concern for their children's safety at school has risen to its highest point in more than two decades. The survey was conducted nearly three months after the school shooting in uvalde, Texas, which claimed the lives of 19 children and two adults, CBS Michael George reports from New York. Gallup editor in chief Muhammad yunus says it's a sign recent U.S. mass shootings, including the rob elementary school massacre in Yuval, Texas, are taking an emotional toll on parents and their kids. But so are other factors. It's important to keep in mind that there's a lot of other reasons why kids can maybe not feel safe at school from bullying to just communal violence happening in the neighborhood For the upcoming school year, some school districts have recently hired armed security guards. Gallup saw parental fear hit its highest point ever in the survey in 1999 after the Columbine high school shooting. Many teachers dip into their own pockets to help students in need. Now a major donation is hoping to alleviate some of that financial burden for teachers, also students and their families in prince George's county. It was a ribbon cut with relief here at Apple grove elementary and oxen hill, one of 27 prince George's county
The Trish Regan Show
These Poll Numbers Are the Worst Yet for Biden and the Democrats
"Amazingly, and this is for Gallup, no president elected to his first term has ever had a lower 6 quarter average than Joe Biden. When Jimmy Carter, Donald Trump, their ratings, they were actually better. Only slightly better, but nonetheless better. So, wow. I mean, how did he screw this up so badly he had quite a honeymoon coming in, but it was very short lived, and that was in part because of the chaotic and tragic withdrawal from Afghanistan, and then of course because of border challenges. And then inflation, inflation at a 41 year high with no shines a signs of stopping and now we have a possible recession. I say possible because The White House is going to debate you on this one, but hey, I'm just I'm just going by the definition, the classic econ one O one definition two consecutive quarters of negative growth for the economy equals a recession, and thus all these things combined, I think, have people just sort of washing their hands of him, hence these tremendously low numbers. And the interesting thing is, it's going to matter for Democrats as we head into the fall.
Native America Calling
"gallup" Discussed on Native America Calling
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Native America Calling
"gallup" Discussed on Native America Calling
"You know, it was really heartbreaking. Two years ago, this time we were sitting around, of course, all in our own homes, but we were looking forward to what would be ceremonially. We started sharing stuff on social media, past memories, and you know, it's just really heartbreaking and we were wondering, will it ever come back? Will we ever get through this pandemic? And it was scary times it was scary for everybody. We felt bad for our artists who look forward to ceremonial where they can put a little bit of extra money in their pockets. We get same situation with our vendors. Our contest answers are cowboys and cowgirls at the rodeo. Everybody missed it. It just showed and showed what this event means to people in our community and around the country. It's not just for the community. It's our community event that we share with the world and there's people all over the world that have a little piece of ceremonial in them forever. And they're excited to come celebrate the Centennial with us. And it's a benchmark going into a pandemic. It's a benchmark. We weren't sure we'd have ever seen, but last year, we came out of the pandemic. We came out strong. We came out swinging and we put on the biggest rodeo ever. We had the biggest art show we've ever had and really laid a foundation for one heck of a Centennial, which we're going to see kick-off tomorrow night. Now that sound bite, we played earlier from the documentary and people were reminiscing about folks coming in on horseback and wagons. People from zuni riding donkeys and the campfires in the hills and those were the stories that I remember being told as a kid about the ceremonial. Do you remember those memories as well? Oh, absolutely. My grandparents tell the stories of right now where I 40 runs through Gallup is where the ceremonial grounds used to be and they tell the stories of wagons up at the hills and how they would make a two day trip from the eastern agency of the Navajo Nation. They'd make a two day trip. What nowadays is a 45 minute drive. They make a two day trip camp out 12 miles north of red rock park and then make the second half of the trip into the city of Gallup the next day. And it really makes you think and it makes you appreciate where we are as a people where we've come from and it kind of makes you think where we're going. You know what the next generation is going to experience and the stories that we are one day going to tell that next generation of how grand the Centennial was the $100,000 in prize money and the jury art show. We're speaking with Kyle Tom, he's the rodeo and ceremonial board president. Gallup ceremonial kicks off tomorrow, August 4th, be there, Gallup, New Mexico. One 809 9 6 two 8 four 8. That's the number to call. We're going to be back right after a short break.
Native America Calling
"gallup" Discussed on Native America Calling
"Support my indigenous pact, a healthcare consulting company working to create health equity in Indian country. Indigenous packed offer solutions to fit the needs of your tribe. Their team experts in healthcare strategy, policy and innovation provides a one of a kind plan to solve the issue specific to your community. Indigenous pact works to create three primary outcomes, healing spaces, healthy citizens, and sustainable economies, more information at indigenous pact dot com. You're listening to native America calling. I'm Sean spruce. The gallop in her tribal ceremonial Centennial is 100 years old and still going strong. What's your favorite part about the event? The parade, the rodeo, the art show, or just hanging out with friends and family. Pick up that phone, join a conversation right now. One 809 9 6 two 8 four 8, the number to call. That's also one 809 9 native. We're speaking now with Melissa Sanchez and she is the executive director of the Gallup intertribal ceremonial office. And Melissa, I know you are busy. You've got a full slate of activities to get a ten to before tomorrow's kick-off of the ceremonial, but I do want to ask you, where can listeners go if they're thinking about making the trip to gallop over the next couple of weeks to check out this ceremonial, where can they learn more? Sure, that's really easy. It's a Gallup ceremonial dot com, all one word, and you'll find all the information full schedule on there, as well as advanced tickets to select events and information on how to get tickets. Parking everything about that. You can also look for us on social media. Also Andrew Gallup ceremonial. Now that really cool documentary spirit of the ceremonial can not be accessed by that website, you just list it. It sure can. There's one of the tabs hazard on there. And it's also on YouTube. Well, Melissa, I don't want to keep you any longer. Again, you've got so much going on, really appreciate you taking the time to come in and celebrate and give us more background on the ceremonial this year. Good luck. Good luck with the event. Thank you so much. And I just wanted to thank everybody else that's on and for the big events for the information that they're going to share. I know that you have our beautiful ceremonial Queen and Steven from you and Kyle. And just thank you to native America calling for all that you do. You bet you bet Melissa. And speaking of that, ceremonial queen, we've got around the line right now. Speaking with us from Gallup, New Mexico is amber ballinger. She's the reigning Gallup in her tribal ceremonial queen. She's today. Amber, welcome to NEC and congratulations on your success. Yes, ayesha, thank you for having me on. It's a pleasure to be here with you. I got to ask you, are you ready to pass your crown? I am a little sad, but mostly excited to crown the next queen and see where she takes the title next year. I understand, yeah, I would think excited, but a little bit sad. It's been a great year for you, huh? Yes, it has been, it's been a wonderful year full of events and meetings such unique individuals and I feel it's gone by pretty quickly. Just how busy I've been. Amber, one thing that I think is so fascinating about you, you come from a long line of ceremonial queens. What does it meant to you following in the footsteps of both your mother and your older sister? Yes, my mother bringing a ballinger held the ceremonial queen title in 1980 and then my older sister Anna ballinger held it in 2006 and so growing up seeing them participate and seeing my mom's photos. I always knew that this was something I wanted to do. And so a lot of time and energy and effort and thought has been put into this and it's just really close to my heart to be able to hold the title and continue the legacy on for my family. Now as a ceremonial queen, what all are the duties that are make up that position? Yeah, so the queen duties consist of being an ambassador for Native American and indigenous peoples kind of just spreading the word about our culture and keeping that alive. And as well as being an ambassador for the wonderful ceremonial event and just getting the word out about this wonderful celebration and encouraging as many people as I can to come out and experience such a unique cultural event. Amber, the Gallup ceremonial 100 years old this year started at 1922. When did the ceremonial queen pageant start? The queen pageant started in the 1930s. So it has been going for quite some time as well. And yeah, just a great joy to be a part of this legacy, because it's been going on for so long now. Amber, who is eligible to run for ceremonial queen, do contestants have to be Navajo? They can be from any tribe since it is an intertribal event. We love having queen contestants from any tribe, so as long as you identify with the tribe and then open to ages 18 to 25. 18 to 25. Okay. And amber, I understood it. You scored really well in the traditional cooking contest during last year's pageant. I don't want to know what's your specialty. That was a new category for the queen pageant and it was something just in case we had to go back to virtual. We the committee was wondering, how can we combine traditional skills with modern day skills as well? And since so many young generations are very tech savvy, they decided to do a traditional food talent video, kind of like a cooking demonstration. And so for that, I cooked plate yujo, which is a Navajo delicacy. It's similar to Navajo cake, often used for weddings or laugh babies first laugh ceremonies. And so it is very delicious. Yellow cornmeal sugar raisins and water. And I had a lot of fun making that my aunties and my mother were able to help participate in kind of help guide me through it. And so it was a really just wonderful family event to be able to show the judges during the pageant. Well, it sounds really, really tasty, really exciting. Ever. So earlier, Melissa mentioned the pandemic and it's been a challenge over these last couple of years and with the ceremonial and how about for you as ceremonial queen? Has that been challenging to represent your culture and your people during the pandemic? It has provided its own unique challenges, but I feel with challenges we've grown so much as a community and being able to do virtual events has really expanded kind of where I'm able to communicate with people. And so it's great that I can record a video and they can play it in their classroom or at their pageant. And I can still be a part of it even being miles away. So I feel like that has presented a unique opportunity and yeah, really just trying to make the best of the situation and gathering where it's safe and it's been a wonderful range so far. What are some other highlights or opportunities that you've experienced during
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Frank Luntz: People Do Not Trust Our Government, Institutions
"Frank luntz, yesterday, was on ABC with John Carl. Talked about the polling that Gallup has done, and how more people have a negative opinion over the institutions that run this country than ever before. This is in cut number ten and Israel and he's right. Frank luntz is right because people just do not trust the federal government. People do not trust Joe Biden's administration to do what they say they'll do and to do what's best for the American people. Cut number ten. And Napoleon that was done by Gallup more people have a negative opinion over the institutions that run this country than ever before. All time lows. And it's not just The White House or Congress or Republican or Democrats. It's the courts, the Supreme Court. It's healthcare. It's doctors. It's everybody right now. And John at a certain point, this fragile coalition that we call the United States at a certain point, it could come apart. I know you make fun of me for being a pessimist, while sometimes pessimists are correct. I am pessimistic. I am afraid of credibility, and I think we have to tell people the truth. And that's why I go back to the recession. Tell people the truth. If they feel like they're in a recession, they are.
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Biden Weakness Revives MBS on the World Stage
"And Jim, I asked you to stay for two segments today because we got a list to go through. Let me tell you what we got to cover. Sort of like knowing what's on the president's physical fitness test when you're in 6th grade. We got to figure out how low can Joe Biden go because he's an all time new low for economic competency at 30%. Will we get another Thatcher out of the British parliamentary change? Are the children of COVID rather like the children of the corn? And then the media numbers in Gallup yesterday have touched all time lows. So I got four things. Let's start with Joe. Because you wrote about it at length yesterday was kind of kind of awful to read. I felt bad for Joe Biden after you were done dismembering him. I was mostly using the trip to Saudi Arabia as the jumping off point. And it's interesting use that term because look, you and I, that's terrible. You know, you and I and lots of listeners to this podcast or this program probably always have this sense of Biden, what's he doing now? But watching him just get absolutely pantsed by the Saudis. Basically get a handful of magic beans and promises in exchange for genuine concessions of the fist bump. And the restoration of MBS is image on the world stage. He really looks like the bully getting the sand kicked in his face. And as an American, I don't like that. I want the American president to be respected on the world stage. And this is one step away from MBS saying, dance monkey dance, you're going to dance and I'm going to give you maybe I'll give you a little bit of oil next month. I will see how I feel about it. It was really one of the rare moments of watching Biden, and then of course he says, oh, I stood up to him behind closed doors. Now, maybe he did maybe he didn't. I hope he did.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Americans' Belief in God Dips to 81%, a New Low
"It looks like religiosity in terms of belief and practice is declining in America also. Recent Gallup value survey, the number of people who believe in God in America down to 81%. Now 81% may seem still pretty high, it is high compared to Europe. But it's low compared to other societies around the world. When you look at societies in Asia, Africa, South America, Central America, the levels of belief in God are higher. In fact, they approach 90% or a 100%. And here, 81% is down from 87%, and that's only a few years ago. So it's a 6 point decline in a pretty short time.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Poll: What Do Americans Think About the Holy Bible?
"Do I get surprised by a poll like this, but the folks over at Gallup decided to ask Americans what they thought about the holy Bible. And whether or not the Bible is the literal word of God. A record low 20% of Americans now say the Bible is the literal word of God. That was down from 24% the last time they asked the question in 2017, it's about half of what it was at its high points in 1980 and 19 84. Now, a new high of 29% say the Bible is quote a collection of fables, legends, history, and moral precepts recorded by man 29%. They say it's the first time an American history that more Americans view the Bible as not divinely inspired. The largest percentage 49% choose the middle alternative, which is roughly in line with where it's been in previous years. So there's been a big shift here in how people view the Bible. What about you? Do you believe the Bible is the literal word of God or do you believe it's a collection of fables and history and moral precepts? 8 four
The Dan Bongino Show
Hatred for America Has a Net Effect
"We definitely saw the hatred for America on 4th of July You have things like for 43 or four 33 years rather You've got the NPR has read the Declaration of Independence on the 4th of July They didn't do it this year instead what they decided to do was talk about racism And in regard to racism and they're constantly focusing on our sins not our wins That has an effect You've got people like Kim Kardashian tweeting or Instagram story saying the 4th of July has been canceled due to a shortage of independence sincerely women I mean she had a sex tape And became a billionaire I think of all people she should be a little bit grateful also in a society that a woman like her could become a billionaire off of a sex tape But the point is look we see so much of this cultural reinforcement of hatred for America not patriotism in America and that does have a net effect I mean you are what you consume as a society and if what we are consuming is not patriotism but hatred for America that's going to have an impact And it already has You look at Gallup polling recently and only 38% of Americans are extremely proud to be American Now I'm one of those 38% I am proud to be an American I love this country Are there a foundation need fixed hang sure Are there things that we needed to do Sure But we can do that We can do that I mean think about it in life If you woke up every single day of your life and you said you know what It's going to be a crappy day Yep nope this day is going to suck Yep definitely going to suck It's probably going to suck right A lot of this is what you reinforce It's a conditioning It's a reinforcing and it's intentional because the whole point of the left is that they can get you to America They can get you to question it They can get you to see this country as not great Then it's a lot easier to burn it to the ground
Mark Levin
The Federalist: Corporate Media Celebrates Rise of Transgenders Craze
"There's a piece in the federalist Which seems to have gone all George McGovern when it comes to foreign policy I can't control it you know it's the way it is Corporate media celebrates the exponential rise of transgender craze that helped create the very good article by Casey chalk Which came out today Now here's the thing I discussed this at some level The other night And what I said is the media are not just the mouthpieces Of the American Marxist movements The media are part of it The media are immersed in it Most of these people graduated from the same schools as the politicians that they like In other words the same indoctrination not the same exact schools and talking about the same Ideological type of education So some of them went into media some of them went into politics some of them went into the bureaucracy Some of them went into teaching and on and on and on And so there's a very good piece because what Casey points out is that all of a sudden we have this huge rise In people who identify as transgender according to a Gallup poll released earlier this year The percentage of American adults self identifying as something other than heterosexual has increased to 7.1% Double the percentage from 2012 when Gallup first measured their statistics Almost 21% of Generation Z young adults born between 1997 and 2003 Identify as LGBT
The Erick Erickson Show
"gallup" Discussed on The Erick Erickson Show
"I don't look now. But the gallup poll is showing joe biden's approval rating hit a new low of forty three percent for him. Now i haven't seen. Let's let's pull up the realclearpolitics average pulling together Biden job approval. It's a negative four point one it has. He met forty-six approve. Fifty percent disapprove. That's gerald ford territory which ain't good the last two. Polls that have him down. Ten or rasmussen gallup. Both downton economists has him down to politico as down. Three reuters says down six. Harvard harris down to fox news actually has him up. One quinnipiac has him down. Six monmouth university has up one. It's not good for the president. When gallup does now why gallup the thing you gotta understand about gallup is that it's polling is not that great anymore. It used to be. But it's not that great anymore that they've had some methodology problems except gallup has pulled continuously going back to world war. Two and the problem. Here is that for joe biden. Not for gallup. Is that gallup. Actually for approval polling has a historic base of polling and so even though they may have the number exactly right they have an unchanging pool of people so you can see the trend so of gallup's trending down the are. The president actually used going down in his own. Even if it's not like they say negative for forty. Three percent approve That may not be the right number. Maybe it's forty seven percent. Maybe it's thirty five percent. But the fact that gallup continuously polls the same group not the same individual people but the same profile of people and that shows him. Trending down with yellow is pretty significant. The latest drop. This is from gallup. The latest drop vines job approval scores the second significant decline since june. Biden's honeymoon ratings. Near fifty five percent i faltered july following the fifty.
Blogging the Boys
"gallup" Discussed on Blogging the Boys
"Is not proven in terms of his time with the cowboys. Obviously brandon is not proven star. Instills not proven. I mean you know what if we play that what exact martin gets kicked out to right tackle and then something happened attachment. Then what did you do. I mean like what you're you're just playing musical chase. This is just last year all over again. And that's that's what i think. People are a little bit nervous but that's every. Nfl team would come up or deal with that. And just throw it. A little bit of a counterweight. Everybody was scared to death about connor mcgovern going in against the tampa bay defensive line and the blitzing and he acquitted himself admirably. I think that worked out better than than almost anybody expected You know a few people were were pumping a little bit. Because he didn't look that bad last year when he was called on. Especially as time went on. But you also will could that happen again. I mean we might get surprised and find out that. Say terrorists still were to come in and be an adequate. Nfl right tackle. I'm not saying he's going to be great but he's out there and the cowboys offense can function perfectly well with dak prescott and with ezekiel. Because you're we didn't see the running game last year because a last night because they did it wasn't gonna work anyway. And they wisely realized that the only shot they had was a dot com kombi shootout and they almost pulled off. We're going to see the running game. come along. Having zack martin on the field will be key to that. Because he's kind of wear. Zeke makes his makes his ground up running behind you so you know. We're at the at the initial panic stage. I'm not gonna say we're going to quit worrying or gain a whole lot of confidence but let's see what philbin can work. Let's see what killing more can do the scheme around this stuff. Let's see how whoever winds up lining up at right tackle does You know we make up to regret this happening or it may be okay. That wasn't quite as bad as we thought it was gonna be. I did see a tweet earlier. That said and i forget who tweeted this apologize. But all credit to whoever was tweeted. You're my hero. If there were any lingering effects of the stinger issue vile does now have five six weeks canada. The by to get right. You know if you're if you're really really reaching for positives that is one. I suppose it's ironic the cowboys or this beat up and there are going to face the chargers of all teams And it's been you know we did the live roster reaction showtime you and i in you know we kept saying like another cab is gonna. They're gonna have to make a decision because this these players are gonna come off cova. They're gonna have to put a plan on injured reserve. Whatever in last week. It was like okay zack. Martin's on you know on covert himself. No brownback you didn't have to make that decision. But you'll have to make that decision next week. When zack martin's back. Michael gallup sir okay. Well you're not going to have to make that decision you know zach is gonna come back up collins not suspended. You know what i mean like. That's other slow but just interesting thing is the cowboys have been able to stash in different ways if you want to call this that different players on different points of keeping them safe on their roster but i think everyone would still rather have a fully healthy and fully available team. That would be at deal. Anything else tom. Anything else cowboys in one that too. But i think that you you kind of touched on this. At the end of the day they have dak prescott. And that keeps them in contention no matter what especially the way he played last night. I don't know if you've had a chance to watch ed time. I know you've been very busy if you're watching.
Blogging the Boys
"gallup" Discussed on Blogging the Boys
"Maybe that's kind of how you feel tom like that. You know if you get rid of andrew just like it sounds nice right like i'm gonna. What is it like. I'm going to borrow from peter to pay paul. I mean but like you're gonna like you might pay that price. The linebacker play was okay last night but part of that was because they vanish was there as a point of death. Yeah and his deborah cox rate a step up his and. I don't know that we've got an answer for that. You know. I don't want to get thanks to get too crazy you know. I would rather look see if they are thinking about. Oh come to to be a possible answer. Because i think that may be more possible than we realize after what they saw last year and how good they look last night Even steven jones may be willing to loosen up and make a move. That would make i was in are just wondering. Is there any possible thing we could gain by maybe trading. Anthony brown wouldn't work some jokes today. Tom tom knight always have jokes. At how you face disaster it. You try to crack a joke today. We're talking about price picks. Which is the hot new thing in the world of daily fantasy and to be honest. It's not hard to see why people are getting all the way into this. Here's how it works. You pick anywhere between two and five players and take the over or the under on some specific stat projections for the day. That's it it's just you against their projected numbers. Get it right and you could win up to ten times what you've put down on any entry and here's the best part prize. Pigs has a ton of statistical categories to choose from including yards receptions touchdowns fantasy points and more. You can even create a mixed sport entry where you take. Say the over on points and the under on zeke touchdowns which is pretty incredible through some anymore you can think of in create an entry in less than.
Blogging the Boys
"gallup" Discussed on Blogging the Boys
"Mean this is. This is frustrating. And i think if you're a dallas cowboys fan that's pissed off or sad or mad or frustrated any sense. I think you're entitled to that because you don't know who to direct your emotions towards but right now there are a lot of them just like what more do we have to. Have you know we finally had things looking like. They were going to come along and it just it. This is just a shock to the gut. I was actually going to mitch and maybe a little bit lower than that. What we'll try to get this family friendly here. So i just have to see Yo we'll have to see. I shouldn't say just me but you know we don't know obviously we're not making any decisions here but this is a body blow in august said. It's just such a swing of emotions because we've already gone through a roller-coaster last night. You know when the cowboys actually took a lead in the final two minutes of the game against the defending super bowl champion tampa bay buccaneers. And now this is just come up and suddenly five games. It looked like they had a chance to to maybe win. All of them are at least go for one over the next five games now you wonder. Is this gonna cost him. Another game or two Is this going to psychological impact team I don't know what i don't know what to say about it. And what else can they come. Up with I don't know if there's anybody out there. They could silent emergency basis. That would be an improvement over the current options that they don't have somebody in the the comments were missing. Bring alcon up. And i don't think he's ready to be any help you know you're still looking at. You're going to have either. Steel or martin playing right tackle against the san diego chargers. And you know we'll have to find out how they're going to do that and i think that's probably going to be something they're really gonna be working on in practice to come up with the best answer for that. So the dallas cowboys. Tom is you were talking there now. Have publicly announced this story up on dallas cowboys dot com. Which again. I realized that there are technically small windows of hope out here. That lower cons might not be suspended for five games with pen being put to paper. You know it is the internet but it. It feels doubtful. The question now is how should the cowboys handle the right tackle situation. Because you you brought it up. Chris warner says what do i think are what do i think can be. I think this sucks. I mean. I think that this is not fun. I mean i think you know. A lot of people said this exact exact sentence or some version of it this morning friday morning. You know what the cowboys may have lost. But i feel much better about this team than i did. Twenty four hours ago. And i think we all felt that way. Obviously a win would have been nice but the cowboys showed us a lot. Dak prescott showed us lot. And now i don't know that i feel worse. But whatever teeny tiny little ounce of hope i had or you had is really starting to be affected by this and know you talked about the psychological impact tom. It is now nine days until the cowboys. Play another game and that's a benefit that the team from a preparation standpoint but this is a long time to sit in this funk for all of us and that is really unfortunate. Obviously but as far as how to handle this. I don't think tank he's ready. I don't think taryn steals ready. I don't think. I certainly don't think is contrary i is. It belongs on the practice squad and you hope that he's an option for two thousand twenty two in beyond and everybody loved him on hard knocks. But let's let's be real about things. I will say you know dj. Tom says go back in time. And grab it pre injury. Eric williams. I haven't seen this floating out. And i promise i'm not trying to just play hindsight because that's a really easy way to look at things. As an example. I tweeted during the game. Facetiously somewhat. but twitter's kind of give you the benefit of that man discovers defense looks like it could use patrick's retainer jc seahorn right. I understand that they were off the board and the cowboys picked right. I'm not. I'm not here saying what cowboys are bunch of buffoons. They passed on these players. Obviously didn't have a chance but you know who the cowboys did pass on tom. Twice rashawn slater right now. Tell me you wouldn't trade. Mike sean rashawn slater and i know a lot of people are in love with mike. Parsons myself included. But you know the you count like that's what that to me is more representative of the points representative. Is the cowboys counted. They believed they trusted tyron smith and lyle collins to be there to be accountable and to options for them. You know in general right like we. All kind of assumed tire might have mystery games. Like it's kind of had to do whatever the case may be. I don't think anybody was supremely worried about loud consummate health perspective before the stingers of the last month or so. But now i mean now. You're really like man. Did we where we are chickens before they hatch type thing. Yeah that's a. that's a really good question. And i'm not too sure. Yeah i'm not too sure. I it just my mind the swimming and like i said because we don't know how this happened and i don't wanna even start doing speculation out but what i do think is certain is that the team has known. This was coming for a few days. This stuff doesn't just a way in on jerry jones's desk out of the blue lock does for the media. The team was aware think this was coming because as has been mentioned that was an appeal going on so the team was probably aware that maybe had their fingers crossed. That would help the situation. But you know now. I don't know what we're going to do. And i'm i'm just hoping it works out and dak prescott doesn't get banged up because you know we saw what happened with terence still last year. We're not sure about the. And i'm not sure how show aren't. They is going to go so tom. A lot of people have floated out. This is a creative option. Obviously kick zack martin. To right tackle play. Connor governor right guard. He looked solid there last night. I totally with you. One hundred percent and survive. And i think it should be mentioned the benef- there's not a benefit but the nice thing about the next five games for the cowboys that takes them up to their by by the way so we're now starting in week to read the week. One game already done for the couch. We're talking weeks two three four five six. The cowboys have a bye in week. Seven and i know we haven't even gotten into michael gallup yet but michael gallops at three to five weeks. When that news was the only thing that the day i was personally thinking you know what the cowboys. Try to carry michael gallup through the by that way to give him that extra week to fully get right. He's obviously candidate on injured reserve. He could come back in three weeks if that's the case but these next five games. You're at the chargers. Next sunday after that you get the eagles at home on monday night. Football and the panthers and the giants. Then you're on the road. Against the new england. Patriots before you buy so not exactly murderer's row of teams that you're up against a murderer's row. Pass rushers either. Although joey bosa obviously going to be a problem next week it's not like to play chase young right now. But there's another option tom. Besides this zack martin situation. Which you mentioned sack doesn't wanna play tackle malcolm suggests connor williams at right tackle and mcgovern to left guard. Now we've seen the cowboys. Experiment with connor williams moving around this preseason training camp period however that center not at right tackle we know the connor williams played tackle in college at the you know the inferior university in the state of texas as you and i both know but i mean that remains option but ultimately you know something. I've been pounded the drum about today's cowboys really made a mistake. Not establish competition for greg's are aligned. Well you know what they also made a mistake by just assuming the second thing was going to work out. I mean the answer to this. And i'm not saying this is a good answer to anybody. My parents steel. That might be the best answer. Yeah he still has experienced. He did get better over the season last.
Blogging the Boys
"gallup" Discussed on Blogging the Boys
"Podcasts newark on our website to discuss the cowboys lost and how we felt a sense of optimism even after it but friday has brought with it a lot of news that is devastating when it comes to the dallas cowboys to help me discuss all of this and break it down it is. Tom rile from blog in the boys. Dot com tom headliners. Michael gallup has a cashed in and is going to miss three to five weeks. This was the news that i came out on friday afternoon. And everybody was kind of processing this and kind of dealing with it in squaring it in their own. Mind saying you know. There's you know there's receiver depth fear cedrick wilson etc. Things are going to be okay. And as soon as the dust firmly finally ultimately settled on that we had a bomb dropped on us. Dallas cowboys right tackle. Lyle collins suspended for the next five games for violating the league's substance abuse policy. How are you feeling on this day. After the dallas cowboys season open. That will i was feeling so good after last night. You know it really saw a lot of positive things. most of all dak prescott is indeed back There are only the most hardcore are still questioning his status as low top quarterbacks in the league after that performance while collins is really has thrown a rich into the works belying looked very good even with connor mcgovern subbing in for zack martin and that included collins playing tackle having human and tyron smith was great to see out there after we miss them for basically the entire season last year. Now i gotta survive five games And i mean it's you know they really the cowboys willing to stack up the winds now doing into the by so that they can you know make sure they're firmly in the race for the nfc east and now we've got a big question. Mark do they roll with time second which is kind of unsettling at the because he seems to have been having problems. At least he wasn't looking strong we'd hoped he would or do they. Now make move to kick. Zack martin out to right tackle entrust mcgovern to handle the the the right guard position as well as he did last night because martin came in and looked great briefly playing right tackle last season before he got injured. And that is the one thing that makes me wonder. Is the coaching staff. Going to hesitate just because the injury happened after. He switched positions after he'd been pretty much iron men playing garden a lot here and a lot of just you know. Just the questions of what will happen. This just sounds odd and we don't know right now so we have to be cautious. We don't want to speculate The good thing. I guess to me is that he didn't actually get a positive test. But so. Let's let me jump in here tom because their report now There are a number of reports adam. Schefter was the first person to report this and then a lot of insiders followed suit But adam schefter just just reported that he was suspended mike floor pro football talk Throughout lower con suspension is not final and should have been disclosed are shannon and should have been disclosed or should not have been disclosed report. I think he meant to say but as usual the nfl's confidentiality policy is breached by among others in the nfl. Are the others the nfl's in house media operation. Although adam schefter does not work for nfl network but nfl network has reported on this. It was nfl networks. Tom sarah that was the first report that this was due to. A violation of the league's substance abuse policy. We have gotten some questions from people here. christopher wage in great friend of the show says any chance. The number of games gets reduced. An appeal my holding out false hopes. It has already thomson in reported that this has been appealed by lyle collins in his representation and so this is the final verdict seemingly. This is more than just adam. Schefter talent pella. Sarah ian rappaport the world reporting it. The dallas cowboys themselves have announced the suspension so for any cowboys fan who is crossing their finger hoping crossing their fingers hoping that this is going to work out some how somebody gets knocked down to three games. Maybe it goes away entirely the fact that the cowboys have announced it themselves. Tom does make. It seem like this is going to stick yes. The as the helmet was the first one i saw. He came out and said the team has confirmed it. And this is looks like a solid a done deal that you're going to get the suspension. Looks hard in there and now it becomes a question of what do they do to kind of shuffled around and as i said That can get creative. They can go cautious. I don't know what's the safest thing to do because job one has to be to to protect that prescott and the line did a fairly decent job of that other than the fact that ebay is just a human monster and was Getting a lot of pressure but doc only took one sack and that was incredible against the tampa bay defence. So now they have to do everything they can to keep it up because it's fairly obvious that the seasons as we all knew depend on back and they can depend on him if he's not getting banged around and beat up back there His performance with just outstanding. So this is going to be a major issue and it's gonna be fascinating. What they do you know. I mean i the theater using the word fascinating fascinating certainly to play. Gm but it's terrifying. This is. This is hard to process tom. Because you know what what happened. That was allowed to play last night on thursday night that now he's not the report from. Nfl network is that lyell apparently missed drug tests that he was suspended for a failure to appear. How could this happen. And i think those are the questions that we have what you know disconnect between my ill and the cowboys in the league office and representation whoever is involved in this conversation for him how could he fail to appear to take. These tests is troublesome. I mean the michael gallup news is obviously something that is an ideal to right. And we're we're dealing with the aftermath of that but you've got wide receiver dept if the cowboys right and i think on a one to ten scale the panic was maybe at a four as a result of the college news but this is a ten i mean this is a ten and this is frustrating and this is concerning because lyle collins missed the entire two thousand and twenty season for the dallas cowboys comes back and before the season even kicks off as all the he's got some neck stinger is going on. It's got two different stingers as you've gotta plays you're gonna be alright. Comes out to your credit or your point tom. His credit plays well against tampa. Stout pass rush at that. But you know now he's gonna miss you know five more games. You're talking accounting. Last season in twenty two straight games are rather twenty three straight games collins will have played one and that's a really disappointing thing when you consider it all. He signed his look. We're still waiting for more information on this tacoma. Which is why i wanted to do this. Live to kind of sit here all report sort of unfold but he signed his contract extension with team tom in two thousand nineteen phenomenal. After that season we were all talking about me and the cowboys really got ahead of this for really smart etc. So he played all sixteen games then missed sixteen games now plays one. That's seventeen out of a possible thirty three so now at seventeen out of a possible. Thirty eight games at the cowboys have gotten off of this contract extension. This has just been one mess after another for a bunch of different reasons. And it's i have to say that it seems to me that they are there. Also is another factor to remember. We're talking about all the solutions. That are possible with that martin. He doesn't wanna play back He's basically stated that slashed to be considered. But i guess there is the tiniest sliver of silver lining. The cowboys have an extra couple of days to work on this. Because you know they've played the first game and you are questioning. How come this didn't happen before the game last night. I think the nfl held onto it. So the cowboys would have the best chance of giving them the exciting. Claudia you say that. Nbc announced like an hour ago officially announced that the ratings for last night's game where the highest of any nfl kickoff game. Since two thousand fifteen and so you know. I don't think anybody here is. And i have to believe that. No the nfl isn't at all looking out for its best interest. Isn't it all trying to pile up the stacks of cash as much as they can in their favor. That kind of makes sense that maybe you know the nfl said. Let's get him out there. We want to really. We got a really great game. Went down to the wire. Got a game winning goal. Tom brady dak prescott. Everybody was awesome. Whatever and now it's time to handle business now. It's time for our friday afternoon. News dump but you know this is the same for you know. Nfl office that still has yet to rule on shawn watson as an example..
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"gallup" Discussed on Blogging the Boys
"Being shy and being a dallas cowboy are kind of polar opposite sort of things. I'm sure you had an idea of what the cowboys were three years ago. When you were drafted. And i'm sure you know as you went through things you know your world change. What's been the biggest shock about being a cab. Because you knew you were going to get attention. You knew you were going to be on tv all the time. But what's been something that you didn't know that has been the case for you. Something i didn't know I mean that's kind of a tricky tricky place for me is. I mean with the cowboys. It's just like you know you. Everything's they're like. You're always in the spotlight. I mean i kind of knew that coming in here. So it was like you know. We are the biggest franchise in sports history. This like you know you. You have to go into it knowing that it's going to be it's going to be a tornado is going to be. You know you're always going to be in the limelight. You always got a target on your back. But i think i mean if anything probably the biggest thing i mean playing football playing football in the national league you think every game that you go into you have a target on your back but when he played with the cowboys you really do even if you guys are like. Oh and fifteen up. Everybody wants to beat the cowboys. So i think that was the biggest thing i think it's probably and i've never done it. Obviously but anything you do is a story or is it talking point and i don't know if you remember this your rookie year. During ota's you had a star on your helmet. And i remember deeming you on instagram and asking you about this ad saying whoa what's going on because you're not supposed to have that and you said i believe it was a photo shoot that you dated that day and you just had to practice and just kind of took the helmet like stuff like that. I have to believe that you're like how did this become a story but that's just kind of the cowboys. What definitely I mean everything is boosted a little bit more playing for the cowboys But yeah you're you're definitely right about that every story. I mean you could drop a grilled cheese sandwich on the ground. You're going to eat that you know it turns into a story. So it's definitely it's definitely crazy. Is that your go-to grilled cheese. Like you wanna snack. Like what actually let me put it this way. What's the best meal that you make yourself. It better be better than groceries. There's the i make myself taken off right on. Okay you do the whole thing. Boil the pasta and everything to make checking sauce on there. Yeah we make the whole thing. Okay well don't drop it on the ground because then we have to write about it and you know how it is so obviously you got to the season you want to win the super bowl etc. Do you take it one week at a time do you. Are you looking right now like okay. We're playing on thursday. And then we have a week and half because we play on sunday against the chargers. We don't play at home until monday. Night football like are you. Are you looking a month ahead. Are you looking in quarters sections. I mean how do you look at the whole scheme of the season. I mean for for a little bit. You kind of have to look and see little bit. Ed because when you start out the season you need to make sure that the the in game in mind is the super bowl so you definitely have to look good but when it actually gets up so it i mean it's one now you've got to see just this week Then you'll look forward to next week but right now since all focus on tampa beg the first week of the season Get that. I dub You gotta get it under your belt and especially playing on the road. That's definitely sure you're on the road. You're away from home. Not your normal bed but when you get home and you're in your normal bed you're the sleep number bed what's going on here. Sleep number bed. You gotta have you gotta have that. And i'm glad.
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"gallup" Discussed on Blogging the Boys
"A tough one angle. Not least favorite cushion. Yeah like what gets boring. It doesn't have to be something like upsets you but what gets boring like i i would. I would guess it's about the three of you guys having a thousand yards or how goods this offense going to be like you can only answer the same thing so many times yeah. I think it's more of. I think i think the question that i get asked a lot is how do you. How do you watch amari cooper. Run his aac anything from that. I can't really anything from his game. He's a different breed. So it's like you know. I can watch them all day and i love watching them do what he does. But it's like. And i can't i can't portray that into my game. I ain't gonna tell you sure. Yeah i would imagine that that would again knowing's not the right word but if you know how can you say you could say like. Hey i watch him. You know the way everybody else. Watches him While i want to ask you some different questions. I believe you like feta. Who's your favorite team to use on. And why i say routinely use on p. s. g. pairs using them. Because i when i was playing a couple years ago they had ibrahim of it. That was my favorite player. But now i mean they got messy. Now they got a neymar. They always been my team. I enjoy playing with that. You're you root for them to like besides using them on. I wouldn't exactly i root for him or anything. But i definitely played with them all the time. So then why do you like behemoth. It's just because of using him on fifa and you just like you were having success with them or what. He's actually pretty funny too. If you actually follow him on social media is actually pretty funny but yeah vitima. It was just so so a playing the game with them. It was it was great. It was great cost. So i have to do the football thing. Now if you could put ibrahimovic on the cowboys where would you want him to play. Why would you use him now. You're coach mccarthy your kellyn maybe you're quinn at a no maybe onto play defense like how would you use them on the cowboys. That's a tough one. I think honestly. I just put him at wide receiver though. Because i don't i don't think he'd he'd like to get down there tied in. I don't think he liked that. I put him out to see. Put them out that x. So then your ticket amari off the field then for now. You don't even have to watch amari. Do you know what i'm saying like you're killing two birds one stone here. Yeah yeah. I think so. You know we'll get a good rotation we'll get a good deal. So what has been your favorite moment as a dallas cowboy. I know you've had a lot of highs. You guys have had allied successes but what is something you look back on. You know when you're driving or daydreaming. You're on the treadmill. Whatever you just letting your mind wander. What's it doesn't have to be a moment but a time you look back on really fondly. I feel like i would do that at this time of year. With the season. Getting ready to start. I think i think the times. I look back on. I really really just mostly in the locker room because we have some time in the locker room whether it'd be at a game whether it be at our just practice facility. Whatever i think we have some of the best times in the locker room. And you know for me it's We have these like nickel tennis balls. That we shu into the little laundry baskets or whatever and everybody always plays. It's either to onto one on one game two five. I think that's something that i like to like to think about before you know season starts or anything is going because that's always a fun time. Who's the best at. It runs that game. I would definitely say me. Okay what about if ibrahimovic talks in the locker though like is now. Is it a competition all of a sudden. Oh you definitely be a competition. But i think i'd still pull it up. Okay that makes sense Obviously this season is important for licenses. I don't want to ask you about the contract. And now you've been asked that a million times but do you. Do you look at goals. Like i know you have goals. You want to win the super bowl. You want to lead the league receiving you want to catch a thousand touchdowns but like do you. Do you actually have. Tangible quantifiable goals. Or is it like i just wanna play well whatever that ends up meaning i think i think it's more for me. I just wanna play. Well i mean you can set goals. That's always great. Everybody just wants to go over a thousand dollars. it's normal. you wanna have least sixty plus catches. Everybody wants great But for me. It's just you know playing well making sure my you know my team know that i'm a reliable threat like i'm i. Am you know if you call me. I'm going to do the job. And i think that's that's big for me Just making sure that you know your teammates know that you got their back. What do you think they do know about you. Besides that because i think everybody knows how good of a threat you are. you're great deep catcher. I mean you know. The results speak for themselves. But if i was talking to amari if he was ever speaking of i was talking to see what would they say is. You're kind of hallmark quality. I think honestly. It'd be just that just i made like everybody would like to have me in the role not trying to boost. You know or anything i think. That's that's that's kind of where where i met you know on this team. You know a lot of folks you know they tell me if we liked having you in the locker room you make up some You make up the locker room for us just a good person to have around and also i mean you're play speaks for itself on do a whole lot of talking. I don't really need to You see what i do on the field. And then i go out and i do it every day in practice. What does that come from for you. You've spoken about your upbringing before is it that. Is it just your natural personality. Is that the way you were in college. Is it just the natural chemistry of the locker room. Because you don't really have a lot of show boaters on the team. In general i mean. That's that's not really the disposition of you guys. Is that just group. Think like what does that come from. I think i was always just born with. I'm like you know me being a younger kid. I was always really shy anyway. The only reason. I was ever really noticed that because i can could play sports. Really well So you know just growing up. I was just always shy But when it got onto the field like you you knew who michael gallup And i think that just carried over my whole life really need. I don't need to show boat. I don't need to tell you who i am. you're gonna see it's going to. It's going to be shown so. I think that's always always been big with me though. The i do think the results speak for themselves over your career..