Carrie Underwood to Perform at Trump Inauguration

Carrie Underwood to Perform at Trump Inauguration

Episode Transcript

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(02:06):
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Speaker 2 (02:07):
You go?

Speaker 1 (02:09):
All right? So, Matt, a couple of things. The inauguration
is on Monday, a week from today. Do you remember
the performance of the inauguration of twenty twenty pop quiz?
Do you remember that?

Speaker 2 (02:22):
Uh?

Speaker 1 (02:23):
You know what, I don't. I I wasn't really Uh,
I wasn't working here. So let me put it this way.
You did it wasn't very clued in. You didn't pay
any attention whatsoever. I paid zero point zero attention to that. Okay,
So if I'm going through here and I'm checking out
the celebrities who did stuff. And remember when Biden was inaugurated,

(02:47):
he was taking over at a point where we were
still like in the process of getting super divided while
COVID was still kind of raging, right, remember that. And
we had the meme of Bernie Sanders sitting there the
uh like with the coat and the mittens. Yeah, the
mittens and the and the the smug and cold. Look

(03:08):
Lady Gaga's performing the national anthem. Uh so she did
that in twenty twenty yep, and Jennifer Lopez sit a
musical performance. Andrea Hall did the pledge of allegiance. Andrea Hall. Yeah.
The invocation was from Friar Leo O'Donovan mm. Andrea Andrea

(03:32):
Hall retired soap opera actress. Is that right? I don't know.
It's Days of Our Lives the Biden Inaugural Committee, and
I'm going back. I had to go back four years
to find this stuff, right, So bear with me on this.
I remember watching parts of it. I was watching it
in and out because I was also working. The benediction

(03:56):
was from Reverend doctor Sylvester Beeman, who's an other person
that I'm unfamiliar with. Oh, firefighter Andrea Hall. So she
was a firefighter, okay, and she did the pledge of ladings. Yeah.
But the show stealer was the poetry that was read
by Amanda Gorman, who was a college student. Remember Amanda Gorman,
I do not okay, Yeah, you live under a rock

(04:18):
because I did know at that time. At that time,
I didn't live under a rock, but I did live
around a whole bunch of trees, and so Amanda Gorman.
I remember watching it. I was impressed, Right, this is like,
you don't see a lot of poets these days, and
she had when I like, when she started the poem,

(04:38):
I just looked her up. I was sitting there and
I was like, what's interesting is you know when she's
twenty two years old, you know, she's still a college student.
She has this stage presence about her. I just kind
of looked her up and she had like two thousand
followers on social media, and by the end of like
the next twenty four hours, she was up over a million.

(04:59):
I mean, blew up. Certainly the most famous poet ever. Now.
I don't know if Donald Trump's gonna have a poet
involved Anth Clements and Justin Timberlake, John Bon Jovie and
Demi Lovado, Garth Brooks, the New Radicals, Tim McGraw and
Tyler Hubbard, Katie Perry all did stuff around the inauguration,

(05:21):
but those that core group of the ceremony, Lady Gaga
doing the national anthem, Jennifer Lopez did a song, and
then Amanda Gorman, who was unknown at the time but
became kind of the star that Burgen out of it.
That was what happened last year. Now I don't know
exactly how everything's going to go down this year, but

(05:41):
there is word on who will be doing a musical
performance they are at the inauguration. Do you know who
I'm talking about there, Matt, Who's the number one person
you would expect to do this at Trump's inauguration? Trump's inauguration? Yes, sir,
I don't know Kid Rock the inauguration program. By the way,

(06:03):
I uh, there's a linked doc out and I'm looking
at it and it says musical prelude the University of Nebraska,
Lincoln combined choirs. Do you know this? Do you know
that was gonna happen? Have we heard this first? I'm
hearing it. The University of Nebraska, Lincoln combined choirs for
the musical prelude. Now, I don't know what that means,
but it's a prelude. I say, prelude. Prelude. Oh, for

(06:28):
God's sake, Hey, hey, I'm just saying. That's how I
say it, prelude, prelude. Let's call it looks like prelude.
It does. It's spelled p r E l U d E.
Didn't we talk about this the end of last week
of us like like me looking at words and just
saying how they they they're spelled, and there is nothing.
Here's the thing, though, anybody who wants to shame you,

(06:50):
it just means that you read it in a book first.
That means you're well read it. It's not an insult.
I used to used epitome. I used to say epitome
because I didn't know how to pronounce it. Now, see
that's funny. It's just because I read it in a
book first. Right, arithmetic arithmetic. When you ask a second
grader how to say that word, I thought it was arithmetic.

(07:11):
I said that once felt aalthmetic, felt real stupid. After that,
your perfume is very arithmetic. Yeah, something like that. So
the prelude is set to be performing again. This is
a leaked document and TMZ got a hold of this,
so if TMZ is reporting on it, they don't miss
very often. So I'm just gonna go ahead and assume
that this is accurate. I'm washing my hands cleanly from

(07:34):
this though. I'm washing my hands clean just for the record.
TMZ is the one who got a hold of this
and says that this got leaked. So would you say
TMZ is like hitting at like ninety five percent accuracy
on pretty much everything that they report on. I don't know.
I couldn't. I couldn't say that. I mean, you really
think it's that high? I do. Yeah, Okay, I think

(07:56):
they're definitely sure before they report I didn't. I don't
know how get a lot of this stuff, but I
think they're certainly sure.

Speaker 3 (08:04):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (08:04):
Anyway, they did the prelude before the music. After the
musical prelude, the prelude is the President's owned by the
United States. Mareen band Amy Klobashar, US Senator Democrat from Minnesota,
will call us to order. The invocation will be done
by His Eminence Timothy Michael Cardinal Doland, his iminence. I

(08:25):
don't know why they call the immens his immenseness, now
that's what that's what they actually when they when they
do me, when I'm in the lineup, they say his immensement.
I don't think that's a compliment. Enormous Archbishop of New York,
by the way, is his title. And Reverend Franklin Graham
will do the Samaritan's Purse or he's from the Samaritans

(08:45):
person and the Billy Graham Evangelical Association. They're gonna do
the vice presidential Oh Oh, America is being performed by
Christopher D. Machio. I don't know who that is. Then
they're gonna do the vice presidential oath for Jade Vance
by Associate Justice Brett, and then America the Beautiful will
be performed by Kid Rock No Carrie Underwood, Oh, Carrie Underwood,

(09:10):
along with the Armed Forces Chorus in the United States
Naval Academy Glee Club. And then the presidential of Office
will be a ministered to Donald Trump by the Chief
Justice of the United States. I gotta tell you, gotta
tell you, that's pretty interesting stuff. And the national anthem
also will be performed by Christopher D. Machio. So uh,

(09:31):
the Lady Gaga slot replaced by Christopher D. Machio. Carrie
Underwood catching some heat on social media for this, of course,
that she would dare agree to perform America the Beautiful
on a historic inauguration day. It'll be interesting to see
how she responds to that. But as far as I'm concerned,

(09:51):
you know what I think. I think if somebody asked
me to do something name with the President of the
United States, whether they were the Democrat or Republican, I'd
probably respect the office be you know, it's like the
teams that refuse to meet with the president if they
don't like who the president is. It's like, get off
your high horse. You have a chance to go to
the White House and meet a president of the United States.
Why are you making this so political? You're athletes. Dave's

(10:14):
on our phone line real quick, four, two, five, five, eight, eleven, ten, Dave,
what's on your mind?

Speaker 3 (10:18):
Hey, Bud, Hey, that unl Combined choir that's not by accident.
Senator Deb Fisher's on the committee, and sorrow was wonderful
that she is promoting our state like she's supposed to be.

Speaker 1 (10:30):
Okay, so that was set up by the committee. Deb
Fisher was able to get them on as the musical prelude.
Huh Yeah, that's awesome, all right, pretty cool. Yeah, that's awesome. Dave,
thanks for the clarification. Appreciate that you red. Yeah, okay,
So be on the lookout for the University of Nebraska
Lincoln Combined choirs who are going to be performing at
the inauguration as part of the musical prelude. There is

(10:53):
a chance that maybe there's not going to be a
whole lot of us hearing them, because I'm sure this
is as everybody's kind of sitting down. They're going to
be doing the performing but still awesome stuff, and I'm
sure it'll be available on social media. Three eighteen will
take more calls if you're interested in chatting. Four h
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Speaker 3 (11:20):
Man.

Speaker 1 (11:20):
I got to ask, how overtly political do you have
to be to get this job or a political and
does Carrie Underwood become a political figure all of a
sudden based on this performance? Now certainly, I mean she
would have had the right of refusal if she didn't
want to do this, but she obviously accepted. If this

(11:42):
if this document is accurate, and I have every reason
to believe the document the TMZ was able to get,
which talks about these inaugural ceremonies, it kind of makes sense,
you know that it's real A week out what becomes
of Carrie Underwood to the general public now, right, because
to a lot of people she's judge on the Voice
or American Idol. Sorry, yeah, American Idol. She's a new

(12:03):
judge on American Idol. Did you know that? Oh she's
a new one. Yeah, because she hasn't judged on there.
She just want it. Remember when she won it, and
that's a long time ago, now I was like twenty
years ago. Now can you believe that it's been like
twenty years since Carrie Underwood was on American Idol. But anyway,
she wins American Idol, she has this incredible career and
now she's been being brought back to be a judge

(12:24):
on American Idol. Now. I don't anticipate them using this
opportunity for her to sing America the Beautiful as some
sort of promotional tactic to get people to watch American Idol,
But you know, you can't rule it out. Remember when
she dated Tony Romo? Was that was very briefly though
it was brief but still happened. Was it her? Or
who was the other one? Oh it was Jessica Simpson.

(12:46):
They both dated old Romo. Yeah, it was the Jessica
Simpson one. Is the one that got him in all
sorts of trouble. H Yeah, because she was wearing the
pink jersey on Thanksgiving and just really ruined that team's mojo. Yeah,
he lost events they started to lose.

Speaker 2 (12:58):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (12:59):
Yeah. Hey, when you're you're a country singer like Harry Underwood,
you want to date the quarterback of the football team,
you know what I mean? Yeah, Tony's a handsome guy.
He still is. He's rather obnoxious. Well yeah, but you
kind of have to be to do the line of
work that he's in. Yeah. Anyway, does Carrie Underwood, like
does she lose a little bit of steam off of this?

(13:20):
I mean, certainly people like us we don't generally care,
but the lefty lives on social media are not enjoying this,
like they're going crazy right now. There might be a
few less super hus parked out side of her concerts,
But honestly, though, I don't think it's going to hit
ticket sales that big I think. Or does she gain
fans because of this? Either? Both either as possible. What
are you doing in life? So if you're this kind

(13:43):
of person that's sitting there like all of a sudden,
I'm gonna go buy a bunch of carry Underwood gear
in albums, I'm gonna watch every episode of American Idol,
and when she does the Sunday Night football theme before
the games, she's gonna like, I'm gonna cheer. I'm gonna
stand up and cheer for her. Or if you're a
person that says, I'm never listening to Carrie Underwood song
ever again in my entire life because of this, what

(14:03):
are we doing with ourselves? It is a human being
who has been asked to have one of the most
honorable positions that a singer could have. I mean, there's
so many things that you can do in this world
that could be considered an honor, but it's quite unique
for an American like Lady Gaga doing the national anthem
four years ago, or Carrie Underwood, who we are learning

(14:25):
is doing America the Beautiful at Trump's inauguration next week.
You just say no because of the political ramifications. Is
that where we are you expect this person, based on
the ramifications politically, to say no. And I think depending
on who you are, you might if you feel like
you have too much to lose, Like if this was
if Biden or if Kamala would have won and they

(14:45):
called Taylor Swift up, She's already put her line in
the sand, right, she would have been there if they
called her up and said, can you perform America the Beautiful?
They would never do that because Taylor Swift isn't that
good of a singer live. WHOA what, It's true. I mean,
you can put lipstick on the raccoon the best that
you can. Right, It's cute, it's cuddly, but you're really

(15:08):
there for the time, right, it's just fun to play with.
It's not like nobody is clamoring for the Taylor Swift
live acoustic session at Tiny Desk. Okay, I'm just throwing
that out there. We just throwing it. I have you
seen her do any such things over the years. They're like, Taylor,

(15:29):
let's understand our limitations here. We can really doll this
thing up. If you're on the stage and if you're
dancing around and stuff and there's all these lights and
pyrotechnics and all this stuff going on, people aren't going
to notice that you're not that great of a live singer.
So yeah, I mean, this might go down in history.
Is one of the greatest Wizard of Oz Smoke and
Mirrors act ever. I mean, so you're telling me that

(15:50):
she has achieved what she's achieved in life, and she's
not even really good at what goes What her job
description is, I'm no, because her job description is more
than just being a singer. She's a performer. The performances
are awesome. Don't mean you're wrong. There's been plenty of
There have been plenty of bands like Kiss. How good
is Kiss? How much of Kiss's success is because they

(16:13):
dress up like they do and have all the presentation
with the pyro and all that stuff. Right, I would
make the argument that they're a fairly average nineteen seventies here,
a rock band that just dominated because of their image.
They're iconic because of their image, and I like a
lot of their songs. But you want to know something else. Yeah,
we're grading on money in sales and popularity. Nobody out

(16:38):
there cares. I care. Lady Gaga generational performer, excellent voice,
Her national anthem renditions are as good as it gets.
But she doesn't write the lyrics that Taylor does. I
don't really listen to either, but yeah you could. I
Taylor's lyrics really pull emotions out of people. Yeah, and
you know we're going to have this debate. You know,
Lady Gaga is much more of the production value of

(17:00):
the songs that she's made that make them as big
as they are, even if the messaging is something that
you know, can be kind of powerful depending on what
your taste is. Carrie Underwood though also an incredible live
vocalist most of the time that I have heard, and
she's done a lot of national anthems in America, the
Beautiful style things before, it makes sense that she's being
booked for this. So I guess my greater good point

(17:21):
here is that if Carrie Underwood does this, this is like,
does she need the approval of the forty five percent
of hard left liberal people that are disappointed that Carrie's
doing this? I don't think she cares. If this was
somebody that's on the up and up, like Taylor Swift,
like I said, if they would asked her, she would
have done it. What does she have to lose. She's
already put her foot in the sand. If this was

(17:43):
somebody that's like twenty seven years old and is like
just trying to make a name for themselves and they
haven't kind of put a foot in the sand one
way or the other, this might be something you might
have to say, Ah, I've just it's a great opportunity,
but I might have to like discretion maybe the better
part of valor here. Carrie's advanced beyond that, she's a bzillionaire.
She's achieved everything you possibly can hope to achieve in

(18:05):
the industry. This is an honor for her, I'm sure,
and that's why she said yes, even if she isn't
overtly a political person. And I think you could be
an overtly a political person and still take part in
political activities. Shocking, I know. Anyway, three twenty nine, you
got thoughts on Kerry underwo're doing this stuff? Hit me
up for two five, five, eight, eleven ten news radio

(18:27):
eleven ten KFAB And recently, my question is in this
day and age for a presidential inauguration one way or
the other, can you perform at it and still be
a political My argument was you should be able to
because if you're the kind of person that goes one
way or the other. And just like, oh, I don't
know anything about carry Underwood, and now that she's going
to perform at Trump's thing, You're like, oh, I get

(18:49):
me more. Carrie under what because of her political beliefs
or you know, vice versa, you're one of those people
that are like hating on her on social media now
because she's we're finding this out. Is it possible to
be a political these days? If you were doing this job,
would she have to be a child? Is that like
the only way? Like if a sixteen year old person,

(19:09):
for instance, performed one of the songs the anthem or
America the beautifulest part of this or did a musical
performance of some kind, if it was like a sixteen
year old person, would they be like roped into this
political ramification? Or would you intentionally pick a nobody that
no one has heard of to do that? Who has talent?

(19:30):
You know, you go to you know, events all over town.
There are people who can sing the national anthem. There
are people who can sing America the beautiful very well?
Do you get somebody who's unknown to avoid all of that?
What do you think to tell me what you think?

Speaker 2 (19:44):
Here?

Speaker 1 (19:44):
Can can you be a political and do this job
that she's being asked to do?

Speaker 3 (19:48):
Well?

Speaker 1 (19:49):
Now? You know, just like Olgers, there are layers. Okay,
So why are you Canadian saying that, oh that's great,
thanks Shrek? So if she was speaking at a rally.
That's not a political thing. That's an endorsement. That's an well,
even if it's not theoretically an endorsement, just being there

(20:09):
is is a is a thing of that nature. So
you're right, Yeah, making an appearance of that nature. It's hard.
It's hard to say that it's not political.

Speaker 2 (20:20):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (20:20):
Yeah. Now if she was singing at a at a
baseball game, yeah, you know, and he was in attendance, Yeah,
that's not an endorsement or that's not a political move
or I mean, she probably was gonna do that if
she would have done that, whether the president would have
been there or not. Now, I think that I would
say that in the in the court of public opinion,
if you perform at a president's inauguration, that is a

(20:45):
what's the word like, tacit tacit understood or implied without
being stated. Yeah, that's kind of like a that's a
bit of a tacit endorsement. I'd say, hmm, understood or implied.
It's a bit implied. I don't think that you do this.
And right now she could come out and say hey,
and she probably will, right knowing the world that we

(21:06):
live in, and I think that whoever in my personal opinion,
who's ever in the American idol sphere? Who maybe? Because
again for those who don't know, she has been announced
as a new judge on American Idol this year, and
so those out there who you know, you got to
keep face in Hollywood, right, everybody's got to keep face
in Hollywood. So they might say, oh, hell dare she?

(21:28):
But behind the scenes, the executives who are putting that
show on, are you know high fiven because they're thrilled
by this news. Yeah, you're gonna get people who otherwise
probably wouldn't be interested in American idols. It's like now
we're Carrie Underwood fans because of an alleged understood tacit
endorsement by just being here now ten years ago. Even
in the twenty seventeen inauguration for Donald Trump, like that

(21:51):
was the first time I remember us hearing about people
not wanting to perform, Like the Rockets performed, but they
had to do it on a volunteer basis because multiple
people who were in the Rockets when on social media
and said he's not my president, I'm not interested, I
don't want to go there. There were people who left.
I looked this up. The Mormon Tabalnacker Choir, Tabernacle Choir

(22:15):
did this, did the America the Beautiful, But apparently one
of their people, at least one member just up and
quit versus going to like the twenty seventeen inauguration. Now
there was no one famous that performed there, but the
person who did the star spangle banner is was Jackie Evanchow.

(22:36):
Are you familiar with Jackie Evanchow. No, was a sixteen
year old who got second on America's Got Talent in
twenty ten when she was a ten year old, and
she had performed in front of President Obama saying at
the National Christmas Tree Lighting when she was ten years old.
While she was hot from America's Got Talent, she did

(22:57):
at the National Prayer Breakfast in twenty twelve, and she
was brought back to do this specific thing in twenty seventeen,
I performed the Star Spangled banner. Now, she was sixteen
years old, unable to vote. But I looked this up
because I was wondering if there's a revisionist history, because
it was so obvious that, you know, Lady Gaga had
already kind of fully been endorsing or Democratic candidates before

(23:22):
she performed the Star Spangled Banner in twenty twenty or
twenty twenty one. Technically, so I was wondering, whatever happened
to Jackie Evans show. You know this this person who's
who got this gig but was also famous when she
was ten years old for having a great voice and
being on America's Got Talent. Well, you want to know something,
She stated her decision was apolitical, something as sixteen year

(23:45):
old was probably told to say. But on social media
people were saying, why would you perform on this? You
crazy girl? So she did this on the same day
in twenty seventeen, released recordings of the Starspangle Banner American
The Beautiful and God bless A Maria Erica and then
said the profits from that were going to go straight
to LGBTQ charities in support of her sister. Now again,

(24:08):
what makes you feel like, you know, the legacy is
for this girl who eight years later I still I
had not personally heard of. Well, guess what she said
in twenty nineteen if she learned any lessons from the
inauguration experience. She said, yes, I did learn a lesson.
If you have a bad gut feeling, and your team
still pushes you to do something. Don't give in and
don't do it. So it sounds like she after the

(24:30):
fact regretted being a part of that based on the backlash,
for whatever that's worth, and there was backlash from Jennifer Holiday,
who backed down from the welcoming ceremonies on Thursday in
twenty seventeen. She was scheduled to be a part of
that and decided to get out of it after fan
backlash because the you know, lefty libs said we don't

(24:52):
like you anymore because you agreed to do this during
the Donald Trump inauguration ceremonies. Again, I have a hard time.
I have a really hard time trying to understand anyone
who is that passionate about politics that they'll let it
like skew you. The way that they look at anything
else around the world. Just crazy to me. Mike's on

(25:12):
our line at four, two, five, five, eight to eleven ten, Mike,
what do you think?

Speaker 4 (25:17):
Two comments. First of all, she's a singer, so it's
a gig thing. She got offered a job because she's
very very very good to do it, and they wanted
somebody very very good to do it. It's a big job.
Whether for personal views, she probably put them aside. And

(25:38):
the second thing is, even though you don't respect the person,
you respect the office of President of the United States.
So if the office asks you to do something that
doesn't hurt anybody and you're very very good at you
should do it. I personally have nothing but disdain for

(26:04):
President Biden, but if the President asked me to do
something and it wasn't illegal, you should do it out
of respect for the office, Mike necessarily the person.

Speaker 1 (26:16):
Yeah, Mike, I couldn't agree with you more. It literally
like how exactly how I feel? And I just feel
like the court of public opinion from all these political
quote know it alls on social media these days, are
pulling people one way or the other and trying to
influence what people's opinions should or shouldn't be based on
the fact that, well, they want all the people they
like to like the politicians they like, and that all

(26:39):
the politicians they dislike they're they're they're fine villainizing them
for liking the other people. So I'm with you if
the office asks you, and I don't know carry Underwod's politics.
I don't think she's even ever been asked. She's not
even popped up in these conversations. But I think it's
important to say yes, I agree, Mike, you and me
are on the same page here. I think this is
important that you know, we look at it from that way,

(27:02):
but social media is obviously not looking at it that way.
And we'll see if there's any kind of backlash on this.
I appreciate it, Mike, Thanks, thank you, Yeah, thanks for
calling in. Yeah, this is one of those things not
to you know, be too like Outland this year. But
why does it matter so much? And did it matter
that much before Donald Trump? I don't remember it, but

(27:25):
maybe I'm wrong. If you got ideas or you have
an example from somebody pre Trump that had some sort
of backlash to being a part of the ceremonies of
the inauguration, feel free to call us A four two
five five eight eleven ten and we'll talk more on
news radio eleven ten kfa B and welcome to the show. Heyes, hous,
what's on your mind?

Speaker 2 (27:44):
Hey, just a couple of things. I mean, not just
much about the performer, But the thing that really concerns
me is how did this thing leak out? We just
had a president have almost two assassination attempts. Knowing this
kind of stuff, how the inauguration is going to be run?
Don't know we eat stuff like that waked out?

Speaker 1 (28:03):
Well, I I you know, yeah, this is is just
the order of things that they're going to be doing.
It doesn't have anything here for the day before or
the morning leading up to when.

Speaker 2 (28:13):
But if you know when things are going to be
played before somebody comes up, it's still a plan that
somebody could go. I mean, I'm not that I'm not
a trustworthy person or a trusting person. I just who
leaked this out? My concern next? I mean, I was
going down the list of what you covered today, like

(28:33):
the person that had to blow towards a couple of people.
How else do you you know, if you had something happen,
how do you make it so people aren't looking this
way and you look this way? You know, if things
were intentionally started in California with you know, hear things
about the do weapon, the thing that happened in Maui.

(28:54):
You look the similarities that happened the fire in Maui.
The intensity, you know, how how intense does the fire
have to be? And it happened on both places Maui
in California, to melt car rims, melt wind, chill wapers
off windshill off a car. I mean it's like an

(29:15):
ski right. I mean not that I'm trying to open
up a cano a bunch of can of worms, but
I just and we also for the for Carrie Underwood. Yes,
just finished having a mandate vote of over seventy plus
million people. So who cares what these other people think.
We have the people that voted vote him in the
majority of man day, they're going to, of course be

(29:37):
happy with her do it singing. So that's my thoughts.
Hope I didn't open the big can of works.

Speaker 1 (29:42):
No, I appreciate it, hazes as what we're here for,
all all the opinions in the world.

Speaker 2 (29:46):
Thanks for calling in, you bet, thank you for your show.

Speaker 1 (29:48):
Yeah, no problem, yep, thank you for calling in. Uh.
I feel like we're on He's on a different bandwidth
that I am on most of this stuff. But I'm
I'm appreciative that he called in. I don't think there's
anything to worry about with this. This is really just
like an order and it's not unlike any other inauguration
if somebody really wanted to be a bad actor and
try to create havoc or do something bad or criminal

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on the inauguration day, this information is not going to
help them. This is the kind of information that all
waied down like this is not unlike any other previous inauguration.
So if you really wanted to do that, you could
find that information and how these things usually operate before that.
As far as Carrie Underwood, it's not really about like
the mandate itself. It's just are you willing to divide

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America essentially or divide your fan base into political parties
or political factions. And the risk you run of doing
something like this is Democrats who otherwise would have liked
and bought Carrie Underwood too, like show tickets, or bought
Carrie Underwood music or Carrie Underwood gear. Now all of
a sudden you have alienated them potentially if they're that

(30:56):
passionate about their political beliefs. At the same time, you
may have gained some people on the other side you
were like, oh, I never really thought to listen to
Carry Underwood, but now because I know she performed with
Donald Trump's inauguration, maybe I'm gonna support her Yay Carrie Again,
if you're one of those people on either side of
the aisle, I really have questions about how happy you
possibly can be when you're literally making your decisions on

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what you're entertained by based on political affiliations. It just
seems like a wild thing to me to do. We'll
talk more about this and other things that are happening
in the news as we roll along on this your Monday,
a week away from that big inauguration. Stick with us
here on news Radio eleven ten kfab