Straight Talk with Bill Frady 8/31/26 Hour 2 - Radio host Tony Dale critiques societal morals, abortion, and inflation while taking callers’ opinions.

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Transcript Segment 1 Tony Dale: Well, howdy! So glad you're here. And some of you may be glad I'm here, some of you may not. We, apparently, got a call from someone who didn't stay on the line, but a woman who was offended when referring to the Lindsay Clancy case, that she killed her kid because she had the blues. I was actually reading a Babylon Bee piece. However, I think in all fairness, we have to ask a question here because there's a lot of this going on. And I was working at Channel 7 in the news department—I was doing weather—but I remember clearly the Susan Smith case. Remember that? She's still in prison, I believe, drove her kids and murdered them. And it was so different in the way that people took this. Women were incensed, furious! So I really have to ask this question: Is this mass psychosis here? This phenomenon of these leftist white women literally seeming to worship this child-killer, Lindsay Clancy? You've seen the pictures, I'm sure, lined up supportive of her. Because it's either that, or it's a modern manifestation of child sacrifice, like Moloch or Baal in the Bible. This seems to have worked its way into the stream of consciousness of modern women. Okay, let me give you a juxtaposition, if I might. Think this one through. So, liberal women choose the woman that murdered her kids over the one who ran into a burning house to save her own? Let me explain here. There's a woman who ran into a burning house three times to save her kids, and she raised an appallingly small $50,000 to help her with her third-degree burns. Meanwhile, this woman who strangled her own three children to death has raised over a million dollars to keep herself out of prison? I mean, if that doesn't make you stop and think about suicidal empathy... But this woman back in 2019, her name was Emma Schols, literally wanted to save her children, put herself at risk, third-degree burns over 93% of her body, she gets 50 grand. And a millionaire private school education woman, Lindsay Clancy, chose to murder her three kids. Now, there are literally as we speak, jurors are considering this case. When you look at—and I'm going to have to say this, and I know this is going to probably offend the woman who called up—but let's just talk about it. There is a term that has come into the lexicon to describe these affluent, white, female urban liberals. The term is "AWFUL"—the letters, A-W-F-L. These are the women that are supporting Mangione, this is the type of women, and they're all college-educated, upper-middle-class, affluent, and they're crazy, in any normal sense, I would say. And so how did we come to this pass? Let's talk about human life. There was a time when I grew up when the concept of aborting babies was unthinkable. But then all of a sudden, feminism came along, and it turned it around, saying, "Oh no, no, no. A woman has control of her body." Well, yes, but within her body, if there's this living other body that she became impregnated through—well, she participated in one way or another, now rape or incest is a different question, but—to choose to murder a child, in my opinion, is a horrific act. And in Massachusetts, you can murder a baby after it's already been born. Heck, in Canada, listen to this: Doctors in Canada now are calling for the right to euthanize babies with disabilities. And you know the excuse? Quote: "This may be an appropriate treatment," says the Quebec College of Physicians, reiterating that deliberately ending a child's life actually constitutes care. We have reached a point where the value of human life is no longer important. And I'm sorry, I don't know what else you could call this but evil. Forgive me, as a Christian, I've got to look at it through the lens of my faith, but okay, let's go back to Second Timothy. There's a place there in Second Timothy, the third chapter, and Paul says: "But understand this, that in the last days, dangerous times of great stress and trouble will come. Difficult day ...

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