The I Love CVille Show With Jerry Miller! - Donald Trump Threatens Armageddon On Iran At 8PM; Used Car Prices At Highest Point Since 2023

Episode Date: April 7, 2026

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Welcome to the I Love Sevo Show, guys. My name is Jerry Miller, and thank you kindly for joining us on a Tuesday afternoon in Charlottesville, Virginia. We are in the heartbeat of a region we call Central Virginia. Our show is the water cooler of content and conversation, where we discuss topic matter that appeals to everyone and anyone. We want to talk Charlottesville, Almore, and Central Virginia first, but we're eager and willing to take macro-secure. storylines, global storylines, and weave them into what's happening here in our home and our community. And I think today's show embodies that. There's a president, Donald Trump, that the rhetoric is always been hyperbolic and exaggerated and verbose and larger than life. However,

the rhetoric of late is coming across as, as, as, as, is, as, is, and verbose. And, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, unhinged. I want to talk about his latest post where Donald Trump warns the world that, and I quote, a whole civilization will die tonight. A whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again. I don't want that to happen,

but it probably will. End quote. There's an 8 p.m. deadline, which is now seven hours and 22 minutes away. If Iran does not acquiesce or capitulate, Donald Trump says he's going to reign Armagedon on the country. I want to talk about that on today's show. I woke up this morning, read that, and I was terrified for my family and for my community

and for our country and a fear that. that were on the cusp of a world war and far less encouraged that we're on the cusp of ending a war all the way on the side, other side of the world, with a threat Iran that's been a threat for 50 years. I'm sitting in this chair today, being straightforward with you concerned. Maybe that's a feeling you know you don't identify with. I don't see how. pushing radicals and terrorists who have a history of essentially being, you know, our three-year-old son. I try to reason with our three-year-old son, and there's no reasoning with the toddler. You can, you can, this happened the other day. Zachary, I'll let you stay up for 15 more minutes, son.

if you promise when the oven timer, when the oven timer beeps, because it's 15 minutes, and I gave you an extra 15 minutes after bedtime, when that oven timer beeps, you need to go to bed, I'm going to tuck you in, I'm going to read you a Curious George book, your favorite one where Curious George goes to the chocolate factory, and Curious George interrupts the chocolate production at the factory. He makes the condoes. conveyor belt goes super fast and all the chocolatiers are unable to keep up with packaging the chocolates.

So Curious George goes to the end of the conveyor belt and uses his arms and his hands to put the chocolates into the chocolate box as if he was Forced Gump trying to give Jenny a box of chocolates. He loves that one. Zachary loves that Curious George book. And he said, okay, Daddy, 15 more minutes. And the timer went off and it beeped and it beeped and it beeped and it beeped. and I said, son, it's now 8.15. Your bedtime's 8 o'clock. It's time to go to bed. He had a meltdown akin to a stirred hornet's nest on a hot summer day with mommy or daddy pushing the self-propelled

lawnmower in the backyard and clipping the epicenter of hornets, the home of hornets, only to be attacked by them while pushing the lawnmower. That's what happened to me the other night with our son. hornet's nests on a hot summer day, clipped by a self-propelled lawnmower, the behavior of our three-year-old. And in that moment, I'm like, there's no reasoning with a three-year-old.

There's no reasoning with this toddler. So you just have to pick him up, and while you bear hug him and take him to bed, to burrito baby him in the covers, wrap the covers around him, turn his bunny rabbit nightlight on, and close the door, only to hear him scream at the top of his lungs for five or ten minutes before he goes to bed.

That's how we finished a couple nights ago. That's what you had to do. There was no reasoning in him. I gave him the extra 15 minutes, which is all he wanted, and he wanted more time and would have kept pushing. How's Trump going to reason with Iran? Terrorists. How's Trump going to reason with Iran? Radicals, threatening this type of mindset and behavior is not a realistic approach.

It's not negotiation here. You know, this behavior with Donald Trump, what's happened of late, this unhinged threatening, reminded me of Nakaya Walker's behavior in her final days in office. Nakaya Walker, for her final stretch as mayor of Charlottesville and as a city counselor in Charlottesville, every day we woke up in Charlottesville and was like, what is this woman going to get into today? one day it was the rape allegory her poetry that was picked up by the new york times where she compared the city she represented to to rape and and male ejaculate remember that viewers and listeners remember when she was using city funds city money taxpayer dollars to give gift cards to speakers that spoke during the public portion comment uh people period of city council meetings? Why are you giving, use a taxpayer money to give, to reward people during council meetings to speak about something you want them to speak about? Remember that?

Remember when she imploded Keith Woodard's plan of bringing the farmer's market to Water Street? Woodard's like, to hell with this, I'm leaving millions of dollars of underground infrastructure. I want nothing to do with this absurd council and how they go about negotiation. Remember when the word racist was being hurled left and right as if it was like passing the sweet potatoes at Miller family dinner? Honey, can you pass me the sweet potatoes? Your sweet potatoes are fantastic. Absolutely. That racist.

Same one. It's unchecked, unhinged. The concern is someone's doing it at a global scale. A lot I want to talk about on the program today. I want to talk about use car prices. at the highest point they've been since 2023. I want to talk about mortgage rates at one of the highest levels they've been in a really, really long time.

Housing and labor, rents, floating debt. We talked about that yesterday. You know, you have this, you have two elected officials that very much impact us in Charlottesville in Almar County and across Central Virginia. You've got a governor and Abigail Spanberger whose approval ratings are tanking. Abigail Spanberger's approval ratings

are about as bad as you get. And I'm going to explain to you where her approval ratings stand here on the show today. I mean, they are piss poor. And this is by a poll done by... Who did the poll, June? Was it the Washington Post? Yeah, Washington Post.

The Washington Post. supported Monday, a poll conducted by the Post and the George Mason University School of Policy and Government. The poll was done from March 26 to March 31, a random sampling of voters. Spamberger's support is, I'm reading verbatim, has dropped by double digits. Larry Sabado, who's very left-leaning here at the University of Virginia, one of UVA's star professors, a drop of that margin, he says, is stunning and it should be greatly disturbing to the governor and the governor's staff if it's repeated in other surveys. The approval mark for Spamberger's 13 percentage points lower than the average for

Virginia governors and post-polling since the 1990s. You got a governor and Spamberger who ran on a platform, who campaign on a platform of bringing affordability back to Virginians. strengthening the economy and bringing affordability back to Virginians. That was her campaign. You got a president who ran on a campaign, who campaign on a platform of bringing affordability back to Americans. Geez, Louise, just a handful of weeks ago,

Donald Trump, in his state of the union, was championing, his words, cheap gas. and how we took gas into the mid-2 dollars when Joe Biden in 2022 had gas in the mid-4. That was just what? A handful of weeks ago, Trump was talking about that? How this is the best and brightest America's ever been. We're red, hot as a country. Hot, I tell you.

His words. That was a month ago. This is unhinged and unchecked. We saw this with the Caya Walker. One day this, one day that. Use cars at the highest level they've been since 2023. Labor at the highest level they've been since 2020. Floating.

Excuse me. Excuse me. Use cars at the highest level they've been since 2020. Gasoline at the highest levels they've been since 2022. 30-year fixed mortgage rates at the highest levels they've been in a generation. Housing at an all-time high. Buy or rent. Floating debt at an all-time high.

Groceries at an all-time high. Labor for the small business owner at an all-time high. if you can find people to work, fragility across the board. Here you've got the city of Charlottesville that's having a meeting this coming week where they're going to green light and rubber stamp a real estate tax rate increase. You got Almaro County about to green light a personal property tax rate increase. All while assessments have gone up. You got small businesses left and right.

We told you in January 12 restaurants of notoriety. We're going to close in the city, 12 of them. We told you before the Stefan Freeman collapsed because we do this for a living, we negotiate leases, we do deal structure, and we were told by the landlords that these businesses were failing. They were behind on their rents. They were getting evicted. We told you in January 12 restaurants we're going to close. Guess what? Stefan Freeman, eight businesses closed.

We told you there were going to be 12. Guess what? South Street Brewery last night in operation. the longest running brewery in Charlottesville, 28 years. Last night, doors closed. We told you that. Milkman's bar. We knew.

We told you that. There's 10. That number in January was 12. Guess what? It's up to 14 now. We know four more in the city alone, noteworthy restaurants that are on the cusp of closing. Why?

Because their landlords are telling us, keep your ears peeled for a tenant for the, this location. We know you fill these spots, Jerry. Last night, an armed gunman evacuates Regal movie theater in Stonefield. Imagine watching a movie, maybe it's a shoot-em-up, maybe it's an action. Mary, it's like a Jerry.

Is it Jerry Brockheimer? Is that the guy? Brockheimer? Imagine watching a Jerry Brockheimer thriller, like an action. Shoot him up. car chases and bazookas and gunfire and people getting whacked and mowed down and you're throwing your popcorn in your mouth and eating judah's favorite candy the the juju beans what juda loves the juju beans and the twizzlers or you're pounding a root beer while you're engaged to the silver screen transfixed and then all of a sudden the lights come on armed

policemen enter the movie theater machine guns in a hand and scream to everyone in the theater, get out right now there's an armed gunman on the loose at Regal in Stonefield. Your life is at risk. That happened yesterday

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Sounded like, who do you want to send you some fan mail today? Send Judah Wickhauer some fan mail. He loves receiving the fan mail. He'll respond with an autograph photo that you can hang on your wall. Where do you want to begin? Do you want to begin on Armageddon? And Iran? I mean, Judah, can I read this to you and then I'll stop talking?

Yeah, it's not. Trump's words, a whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again. I don't want that to happen, but it probably will happen. I mean, I hope it's just rhetoric. But at this point, I don't think, I'm not sure anyone knows what Trump's going to do. and frankly that's pretty frightening especially when he's talking about ending a civilization of people especially when a lot of those people in Iran

are just normal people stuck in a bad situation especially if you've seen pictures of what Iran was like before the current regime took over Spamberger and Donald Trump had some similarities if Spamberger and Donald Trump and Donald Trump, who campaigned on affordability first. If they came out of the gates on day one, Spamberger and Donald Trump,

I'll start with Trump, and remained razor focused on domestic issues, affordability for Americans, tax cuts for Americans, affordable health care for Americans, strengthening the economy and budget trimming with the government. Those six points. If Trump in his second term has said, I'm going to be razor focus on domestic issues, you can even throw the border in there if you want.

Affordability for all, health care affordability for all, tax cuts for all, a stronger economy than ever, and budget trimming of our government, if he had done that for four years, he may have been minted or trophied as a political grate by some. Trump today has instead focused on a war on the other side of the world with an enemy that's been an enemy of America for 50 years,

and that's yielded, escalating inflation. That's led to a mortgage rate that's now 7%. don't forget part of that belongs to the tariffs I think that's yielded an economy incredibly fragile used car prices at a three-year high gasoline at a four-year high the most expensive labor the most expensive housing the most expensive rents the most expensive homeownership ever in american history and grocery still flirting with all-time highs spamberger she campaigned on afforded ability. You come out of the gates in Virginia from day one. You promise this. It's what led to your double-digit victory against Winsome Earl Sears. I mean, think about how much of a putts

Winsome Earl Sears and the top of the GOP ticket was. You had a black woman, an incumbent at Attorney General, a black woman running for governor as a Republican, an incumbent and Attorney General and Jason Miari's, and a gay man at Lieutenant General. Yeah. And the top of the GOP got the brakes beat off of them. Like little Jerry when he was nine years old and he stepped out of line with his Cuban grandfather in the backyard who whipped his belt off his torso and slashed him across the ass a couple of times. Spamberger demolishes, crushes, annihilates, hammers, winsome Earl Sears, and does the complete opposite of which you campaign for.

starts with a war chest of money thanks to Glenn Yonkin, then immediately jumps into the cesspool of overreach, of taxation without representation, of stripping liberties from Virginians, still a huge pocket of the Commonwealth is very OG in its mindset, especially as it applies to guns. Yeah. And there's also the question of her deciding

that she's not going to assist. in ice arrests. And a lot of people are questioning that, especially after the woman was killed at the bus stop by an illegal immigrant. Places in the first month, first few weeks she's on the job, completely revamps the UVA Board of Visitors,

forces the quitting, the resignation of three of, them before her inauguration day, before she's even sworn as the governor, she gets the rector, the vice rector, and the second largest donor in UVA history, Paul Manning, to resign out of pressure, remakes the entire Board of Visitors, leads the charge Abigail Spamberger to get the head honcho at Dominion Energy, the biggest monopoly in the Commonwealth of Virginia. He's now the head Honcho of the UVA Board of Visitors takes a hundred grand donation from Dominion Energy immediately after the Dominion Energy Head Honcho has made the leader of the UVA Board of Visitors. I mean, you can't make this crazy shit up, guys.

Okay, I'm going to repeat this for you. Are you ready for this, Judah? The day before she's inaugurated, she forces the resignation of the rector Rachel Sheridan, and the vice-rector Porter Wilkinson and the multi-billionaire Paul Manning, who's given $100 plus million and is the namesake of the Paul Manning, Paul and Diane Manning, Biotech Institute. This is the day before she's sworn in. A couple of weeks later, she completely remakes the UVA Board of Visitors, including forcing the resignation of two other board members.

Now she has total control. Then she appoints the head of Dominion Energy, the largest monopoly in the Commonwealth, who is currently extorting money out of its customers. because they know they're the only energy provider of merit in Virginia, so they can basically create all these crazy line items on your invoice. What is this super deluxe utility fee here? What is this? We want to line our pockets more fee here.

That's $5.95 a month. What is this, I need a $50 bottle of scotch this month fee. I'm going to charge the customers a couple of bucks a month here so all the people of Dominion can. get a $100 bottle of scotch fee here. Puts the Dominion guy on the board, a UVA, one of the most prestigious and prominent boards in the entire Commonwealth, then a few weeks later accepts $100,000 donation from Dominion Energy.

Campaigns on affordability for Commonwealth voters and doesn't do anything but jump into a cesspool of Virginia Democrats who are eager to tax, tax, tax. No surprise that Abigail Spaner, Spamberger's approval rating. What is she, a couple of months on the job, Judah? Yeah. Her approval rating and a poll conducted by the Washington Post has dropped by double digits in just a few months on the job.

The approval mark for Spamberger is 13 percentage points lower than the average for Virginia governors in the Washington Post polls history since the 1990s. the new poll shows more voters think Spamberger's policies will make Virginia less affordable than more affordable, while a large chunk of pollsters don't think her policies will do any kind of positive things at all. Someone in the comment section of the I Love Seville Network earlier today had this comment. I feel politically homeless. Sounds about right. That resonated with me. Raise your hand in the air and wave it around if you just don't care.

That you're politically homeless. Who feels that way? Comments in the feed, I will relay them live on air. We'll give attention to part of the program, Stanley Martin Holmes. Stanley Martin Holmes is building homes backed by integrity, innovation, communication. deadline meeting they're building

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by Stanley Martin Holmes new homes and local living what intrigues you the most today I mean I It's tough to get past the Trump rhetoric. I think a lot of people have been worried about him for a while, and I'm sure that a lot more people are worried after reading his statement.

If Iran does not capitulate at 8 p.m. tonight, does the man Armageddon Iran, or does the man basically say, I'll give you an extension on my Armageddon threats for another two to three weeks. Well, we don't know. A lot of people have been calling him, have been using the acronym Taco. And calling today, I've heard today called Taco Tuesday in terms of Trump and his promises. Taco, T-A-C-O, is short for Trump always chickens out.

in this case, I certainly hope it's true because I don't think anybody, I don't think any sane person wants Iran completely destroyed. Logan Wells Claylow, welcome to the broadcast, print radio and television, welcome to the broadcast. And one of the TV stations finally covered the Monticello High School student teacher fight. Thank you for covering that. If you're in legacy media and you're not covering that fight, what are you? you doing? Deep throat, number one in the family. His photo on screen. Deep throat, who is geopolitically nuanced as anyone I know, his exact words, I don't understand the strategy of boombastic threats in this case. You might actually be able to scare rational actors like Europeans

with crazy man theory, but Iran? They are okay with letting their country. burned to the ground. In this situation, the United States of America should just do, not threaten, no hard deadlines, no hard deadlines, just do. Vanessa Parkhill, Trump's actions have not led to the 7% mortgage rate. I gave the historical info regarding that on yesterday's show. We can hold him accountable for some things like what's going on with oil and gas prices, but it diminishes credibility when the finger gets pointed at him for all of the

things that he did not have a hand on. I'll push back respectfully on that, Vanessa Parkhill. Prior to the war in Iran, the mortgage rate was in the fives. Prior to the war in Iran, you could get a 30-year fixed mortgage for well-qualified applicants in the fives, and the trend line on the mortgage rate was going into the mid-to-lower fives, and that's without buying points. A qualified applicant with a good credit score and a nice little financial footprint could secure a 30-year loan on a home in the five-handle range. And the trend line showed a downward push to mid-to-low-fives prior to the war I ran. That trend line is now at 7% or a point and nearly one half point higher.

The discussion about the Fed pursuing rate cuts is no longer in the new cycle for 2026, and now the discussion is a rate increase in 2026 due to inflationary pressures

associated with a lengthy stay, a lengthy war in Iran. And the inflation associated with escalated oil that is now, depending on where you shop in Almarl, Central Virginia, in Charlottesville in the $4 range. I saw it at $4.20, and it's not of the puff-puff-pass variety. It's of take the money out of your wallet and give it to somebody else variety.

She does say, which I agree with, that the electric bills increasing in Virginia with Dominion is because the Commonwealth is back in the regional greenhouse gas. initiative, which Glenn Yonkin had backed out of that agreement. Yeah. Absolutely. I think that's fueling a lot of the negativity in the polls towards her. Because a lot of people think that's going to take us back to back into unaffordable territory.

100%. 100%. No question about it. I have a curious, this is a question that I have for historically minded or politically astute viewers and listeners. When have you seen a combined governor

of Virginia and President of America approval ratings at this point, of this low point, at the same time? Like, I don't have that answer. Well, I mean, the article says it's been

since the 90s, since who were the presidents of the 90s? That was that, that was H. USA presidents. The 90s was Bill Clinton and H. Bush. Who was Clinton and H. W. Bush's. Approval ratings, this is me out kicking my coverage right here. We know the Washington Post poll said we have not seen approval ratings this poor

for the governor of Virginia since the 1990. In the 1990s, the president of the United States of America was either Bill Clinton or H.W. Bush, the dad. When Larry Sabato, you watched the program from tie to time, have we seen, and how long has it been where we've seen the approval ratings for the president and the approval ratings for the governor of Virginia in the toilet in this piss poor condition? That's out of my purview. George W. Bush was down to 25. No. What? H. Bush.

George W.'s the son. Yeah. This is George Bush. George, the son was at 25% in 2008. We're talking about the 1990s. The poll said it wasn't until the 1990s. Since the 1990s that they seen the governor of Virginia have an approval rating of this poor. So you would have to go to the 1990s for the president to see an approval rating and see if it's as poor as Trump's.

That's what we're trying to figure out. Why does it have to be 90s? I want to know at a time when the governor's approval rating in Virginia and the president of the United States approval ratings were in as bad a shape as they are right now. Because Virginians right now are getting it at macro level, at mid-macro level, and at local level. Charlottesville one set real estate tax rate increase. Almore County, personal property tax rate increase, all at the same time that assessments are going up on housing. Virginians in Central Virginia,

this is a show called The I Love Seville Show, which focuses on Charlottesville, Almore, and Central Virginia. You are dying the death of a thousand financial cuts, left out to dry on Garth Road, on Ivy Road, on Locust Avenue, in the Greenbrier neighborhood, on Pantops in Barbersville on Route 29 in Crozet, Route 240, to bleed on the side of the road as if you were a carcass struck by Judas Ford sedan.

There you go. Has me asking the question, if you were to open a business locally, would you do it? Has me asking this question. If you were to open a business or wanted to open a business and you wanted to pursue, the dairy market milkman spot or the South Street brewery location, which has the most upside. It's a tough one. Rent's cheaper at dairy market. You got to believe that.

Cheaper by the square foot or just cheaper because it's a smaller space? Smaller space. Ginny Who comes to the rescue. George H.W's lowest approval rating was 22% in 1992. Bill Clinton's lowest approval rating 36% in 1993. So there's the answer. Ginny Who salute to you. Ginny Who salute to you.

And you've led the charge, Ginny Hu, a fan mail to Judah. Judah has an autographed shirtless photo in the mail coming to you. Tank top over his shoulder, hand on his hip, wearing Wrangler jeans. Budweiser in his hand. And a fireman's hat. That's all. That took it too far at the fireman's on. That took it too far? That took it too far. Okay.

1990s, HW, 22%, Clinton 36%. I won't mention the red suspenders then. Well played, well played. So it's been a generation, a generation and a half. It's been a generation and a half since we've seen the governor's approval ratings and the president's approval ratings at this low point. Together.

For Virginians at the same time. Generation and a half. We're talking 30 plus years. I want you to think about that, viewers and listeners. John Blair, George H.W. got 37% of the popular vote in 1992. Doug Wilder's approval rating in 1992 was 22%. Here's a link to the Wilder. You guys are so effing smart.

George H. Bush's got to 37% of the popular vote in 92. Wilder's approval rating in 92 was 22%. Wilder was Governor Virginia in 92. That's about the time or around about the time that he was taking a helicopter to visit under the cloak of darkness a certain winery and vineyard barren that shall remain nameless. That's a story that will forever live in infamy and in lure in Virginia history. Doug Wilder's escapades on helicopters, visiting local luminaries and lusty and busty donors.

I'll leave that up for your research viewers and listeners. I don't want to go into the road of poor taste, although we did highlight shirtless autograph photos of, Duda wearing red suspenders, fireman hats, and Wrangler jeans while drinking Budweiser's. Would you take South Street Brewery or the Milkman's Bar? You're a businessman. You certainly counsel a lot of them. You can't say neither.

I would probably, of the two, I would probably take South Street. And what's your argument for that? I don't think the... I really don't think the... the parking situation is all that bad, especially for things like dinner when the parking lot behind it is, I would imagine,

much easier to find a spot in. And it's been well known for like, what do you say, 28 years? I mean, that's the best argument you could possibly make a business had 28 years of run there. That's a convincing argument that would have a hard time arguing against. Why milkman's bar over South Street,

you make the argument affordability. But I learned this from Monique Moshear, the owner of the Happy Cook. She's one of the most successful local retail owners in the region. She's the epitome of omnipus experiential retail. What makes the Happy Cook so great in Barracks Road Shopping Center? They host cooking classes where you can learn the best cooking techniques and the best recipe execution techniques by celebrity chefs locally. And the best utensils to use. You literally use in these cooking classes the cooking equipment, the cooking tools, the cooking utensils that they sell right next to the cooking class. It's genius. I had a conversation one time

with her in the back of her store about Barracks Road versus the downtown mall. She said, yeah, the rents are more expensive in Barracks. Yeah, the rents are the most expensive in the city of Charlottesville. But you know why they're the most expensive? Because that's where the customers are and the rents are justified. It's not even comparable with the downtown mall. Exactly words. You go dairy market if you want to test the water, maybe on a short-term lease, to pop proof of performance the concept. South Street Brewery is the long-term play. Both of them, I would say

marquee options available for rent. Wouldn't you? Yeah. We'll highlight partner of the program Jerry Rackleff of Jerry Rackleff.com. $8 a month gets you the best UBA sports content possible.

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8 o'clock tonight is approximately 7, what, 6 and a half hours away, Judah? Yeah, 6 hours, 40 minutes. 6 hours and 40 minutes away. I'm going to be watching. Mark Hunt, welcome to the broadcast. Susan Bailey, Shimp. Welcome to the broadcast. We appreciate your viewership and listenership.

John Shave, the owner of Pro Granada. Claire Turney, welcome to the show. Dino Hachshaj. Brittany Mord, Nikki Hernandez, Brandon Harrop, DJ Morbilly, Scott Harris, print radio on television, realtors, financiers, hedge fund, attorneys. I got a judge watching the show,

some elected officials. You know what's wild is, this is what's wild for all these storylines. You're ready for me? We're ready for this? We no longer talk about, this shows you the, the impact of

escalated gas, okay? You ready for this? We don't talk about Ukraine, Russia, anymore in the national media. Yeah. Immigrate ISIS on the back burner of national media. A little bit. Not front and center.

Yes, not front and center. That's true. You guys seen the fragility of the stock market up late? The tumultuous nature of it? we're not talking about rents or housing some talk on midterms not like the talk was Republicans are quaking in their boots right now with midterms around the corner you think this is any kind of momentum for the GOP as we head into midterms definitely not

any guy or gal running within our next to their name at midterms look at what's happened to your efforts here schools that's out of it that's the impact of gas I'll close the show with this whether you're a god-fearing person or not whether you're a god-fearing person or not

you pray or should pray for the country no doubt jenny who I got in trouble in Larry Sabado's class for asking Governor Wilder about using the taxpayers helicopter to visit a certain Mrs. in Almaro County.

And I substituted the last name from her tweet. I'll leave it up to you, the viewer and listener, to do your own research. I took a couple of Larry Sabado classes myself. Larry Sabato, Ken, Alzinga, Lou Bloomfield, Titans of Academia. He's Judah Wickhauer. My name is Jerry Miller, and this is the I Love Seval Show.