Hear C&B on 1090 The Patriot in Seattle!
11 Apr 2022
CLAY: I want to give a shout-out — I hinted at this over the weekend — big addition for the program. We are now on in Seattle.
I’ve been looking at some of the election returns in Seattle. I bet there are a lot of you finding out that we are on in Seattle or some of you are gonna be listening to the podcast and you’re gonna be like, thank you. We are now on 1090 The Patriot. That is Seattle’s real news, real talk station, mornings from 9 to noon on the West Coast. Big addition up there in Seattle. It’s a 50,000-watt signal. You’ll also get Glenn Beck, you’ll get us, you’ll get Sean Hannity, and you’ll get Jesse Kelly. So that’s a big deal.
BUCK: The best talk radio lineup all day long in radio, baby. That’s what I like to see.
CLAY: Yeah, big station up there so we appreciate all of you that will be listening in Seattle now. And, Buck, you know this ’cause you live in New York City, the numbers are gonna be massive there because there’s so many people living behind enemy lines who are just craving sanity in an insane world.
BUCK: They’re gonna be in their overpriced Seattle, you know, bunkers, so to speak, with their little radios turned on or however they listen. The iHeart app is also excellent, by the way. And, you know, hearing the voice of sanity and freedom deep behind leftist lunacy lines, that’s how it’s gonna go.
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