It's that time.

Time, time, time.

Lock and load.

The Michael Verishow is on the air.

The consequences.

We watch so many news stories.

We have so much more news than we've ever had.

In the course of a given day, whether you realize it or not, there are five news headlines,

any one of which would have been the big story back a few decades ago when we had three

nightly news.

We only had three news stations, CBS, NBC, ABC, and we only had news on those limited three

days, a couple of times a day, five o'clock, five thirty, six p.m., ten p.m., the six p.m.

was really just a repeat of the five.

So you really just had six and ten.

And then eventually they brought in the midday and then the morning.

And depending on where you're listening, if it's a city of any size or the news you're

listening off TV news, if you're, is a city of any size, it's probably the case if they're

bringing you the news starting at about four o'clock in the morning.

And you may have noticed over the years that it used to be there was a broadcast at,

depending on which coast you're on, listening to us, but there was a broadcast at say six

or seven.

And then they started bringing one at six and they started at five and now they're at four.

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