Evita
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836 appearances
10 recordings
2 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard Mar 2025
Evita’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And I thought it was a very joyful, beautiful thing, but people did not love that. So also start dropping some comments. Let me, if you guys have any questions, I can answer them at the end of the show. I kind of wanted to do that to take some audience questions. But like I said about this choir situation, Who can be upset?
My dad used to say when I was little, he would say, you know, if you were kind of a teenager and you weren't so excited about things anymore, right? Teenagers kind of get that vibe. He would say, you've lost your sparkle. So I think all of you in the comments who say you don't like the singing on the plane or Michael, you guys have lost your sparkle. You have to take in the joys of life.
I think you have to have some zest for life. Do we have any comments here, Michael, that I think we should read aloud? All right. Yeah. Somebody says, good morning, Michael. Can you please let Evita know that her hair looks fabulous this morning? I have a question for Evita. What is her fondest memory growing up with her family? I love that question. A fondest memory growing up with my family.
You know, I will say it's not like a memory specifically, but my favorite thing every summer is going up and spending time with not just my immediate family, but my extended family in Hayward, Wisconsin. which is where my dad grew up. They have a little place on the lake and my siblings love to go tubing and water skiing and swimming.
It's just like the most peaceful, wonderful, beautiful place in the world. It makes me so happy to be there and to be around all of my extended family. I think a lot of times people don't live near their extended family at all. I know I don't, but... It happens to be that most of my extended family on my dad's side all stayed in Hayward, which is not something that usually happens.
So when I go back there, I see everyone and it's so exciting and it feels like the family is full and together again. And my dad is one of 11 kids. So there's a lot of cousins, a lot of aunts and uncles. And when, of course, I'm with my family, right, I'm one of nine. So big families are a blessing. I love them and I love just everyone
Being together and thank you for saying that my hair looks good. I appreciate that. Do you have another one Mikey?
We're getting used to this so if we don't have a lot of questions, that's okay We'll just we'll keep well next time you guys will know about it Friday We'll do another little Q&A and you guys can can be prepared to to ask me some questions But if we don't have any more all good with me Let's let's uh, let's let's close this out Mikey Oh, right. Oh my goodness.
I'm just, I'm never going to end the show. We're just going to keep it going. Haley Carania is starting a new show with the Bongino Network, which I'm really excited about. I met Haley briefly. at Dan Bongino's birthday party. And she was a very sweet, very lovely, very beautiful girl. You can look at her. Look at her picture. She's a gorgeous girl. She's a gorgeous, gorgeous girl.
So I'm going to continue to do Bongino Report early edition. And Haley will be doing Bongino Report evening edition at 6 p.m., Michael? 6 p.m. Eastern time. That'll be starting really, really soon. We have even more announcements coming for the Burgino Network that I am like dying to share with you guys, but I can't yet. So stay tuned. Dan is going to be the first one to break the news.
I'm going to keep keep amplifying whatever Dan says. But again, so excited for Haley to join us and for there to be an evening edition for this to start growing and getting bigger and for you guys to have even more content. And I think Haley is going to be a little more
cultural a lot of fun like more fun stories not quite as news heavy um and and and uh sometimes i can be a little bit of a debbie downer so hayley is going to be high energy super fun super joyful which i'm really excited to see how she handles this show all right that is all i have for you guys today thank you so much for tuning in for being here today on this friday i will see you all next week
Good morning and welcome to Bontina Report Early Edition. Trump signs a pro-IVF executive order. Teenage, so grown up, designer babies say that they need therapy. The U.S. Catholic Conference of Bishops sues the Trump admin for cutting refugee settlement funding. Violent anti-police rioters receive, rioter, I'm sorry, receives a $7.6 million DOJ settlement.
A black queer woman is cast as Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar. And Democrats admit COVID red-pilled Gen Z. All this on Bongina Report. Early edition. President Trump signed an executive order yesterday calling for policy recommendations to expand access to an affordability of in vitro fertilization, or more commonly known as IVF.
Caroline Levitt wrote on X that the order directs policy recommendations to protect IVF access and aggressively reduce out-of-pocket and health plan costs for such treatments. So we're not exactly sure what this entails, but the president is obviously beginning the steps of potentially making IVF more affordable.
Now, this order follows up on Trump's campaign, Trump's campaign promise to establish a new federal entitlement to IVF if elected, whether through direct subsidy or insurance mandate, we're not sure. And this is a President Trump L, in my opinion. I do not agree with this at all. We have to be honest about that. We have to look at this admin objectively.
Sometimes we can praise President Trump for really good things that he does, and sometimes he makes really bad decisions. I would say not that often, but when he does, it's important that we talk about it and we handle everything that this admin does really objectively and honestly. It is IVF is a seriously unethical process. It is the conscious creation of countless excess human embryos.
So human lives only to be killed. Um, and these unborn children who were actually born treated like commodities to be bought.
It has been estimated that there are more than 1 million embryos frozen in storage in the United States following IVF that, and there may be, I guess, 93% of all embryos created through IVF that either die, they're left frozen, abandoned, destroyed due to eugenics, experimented on, miscarried. So this is a real ethical concern.
Imagine that like millions of human lives created and they're just stuck, they're just frozen, they have no chance of life, and apparently the taxpayers are going to somehow subsidize this. If you are pro-life, the ethical ramifications are pretty self-evident. IVF separates the creation of life from the natural procreation process. It reduces human embryos to commodities.
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