Advertising campaigns. We have news that, at least from NBC's perspective in their
projections, and I'm also looking at Fox News Channel and their projections saying that
Issue one in Ohio has passed, which means we will have unadult rated infantaside
in the state of Ohio embedded in the constitution and joining us with the results
that we have to start the show. Jack Kremley, News director of seven
hundred WLW, Good evening, Jack, how are you hi there? Doing
fine? The Associated Press also calling Issue one we got about a little more
than a third of the votes counted and fifty seven to excuse me, fifty
eight to forty two is how it looks like Issue one is passing right now.
It's been leading since the early results started coming in, and not just
in city areas mentioned that in the nine o'clock news, it's been winning so
far in some more rural counties than maybe one would expect to so far to
go. Issue two in Ohio not yet called. That's also with about thirty
seven percent of the state votes counted, that is passing as well by a
slightly slimmer margin fifty six to forty four. And we've had a few different
outlets just the last few minutes that have been calling the Kentucky governors race now
for Andy Basheer as well, and that is extremely very close. Again,
it's within about four or five percentage points from the last numbers I saw Jack,
about fifty two to forty seven. Yeah, fifty three to forty seven
what I'm looking at right now? Right? Okay, thank you very much,
Jack Kremley, keeping us well, Jack, Jack, Why have one
quick question for you? Did did numbers change very much during the course when
we saw the early numbers come in from the absentee voting and the early voting
from then till now on Issue one? Did those numbers move very much at
all? Issue one? Issue too? And Andy Basheer all had leads from
when those that first batch early votes came in, and they have made maintained
those leads up until this evening. I haven't seen any real back and forth
at all in those numbers. Okay, well, Dan, I guess it's
time to go home. All the results are in, all right, thanks
for going this check. No, we're here. The election special is off
to a great Sea're here about results. On election Night twenty twenty three,
Gary Jeff Walker, Dan Carroll joining me, and I've got to include these
results. In week eight of the NFL, my wife christ to two point
zero correctly picked eleven out of fourteen. She was eleven and three. Now
just on the money line this past week now now, now is she putting
a wager on these or justice? No, just for entertainment purposes, And
that is what really really bothers me is we should have taken fifty dollars out
on each game because we would have doubled our money for the basic. In
week nine she went ten and four. We have of my wife and is
usually my custom in the evening because my wife goes to bit early, I
will tuck her in. So I'm going to tuck her in over the phone
as we start and get back to more election results tonight. The results I
want to know about are what is going to happen in week ten of the
National Football League schedule. As my wife Chris the two point zero peers into
her Christa ball, I'm gonna have to get a pencil on right these now.
Yeah, yeah, I've got it right here. Good evening, Krista,
how are you? I'm good? How are you? Well? It's
apparently it's okay to kill babies in Ohio at any stage. Yeah, and
the boy dictator will be our governor again in the Bluegrass. So let's lighten
it up just a moment here as we start with the terrible news, and
I want to get your picks for Week ten in the NFL. You have
done very well so far, my dear, and I'm proud of you.
Oh, thank you. So you've thought long and hard about this week ten
scheduled? Dear? Yeah, no you haven't. There's no way you have
come on. I wanted to ask what your method was. Do you just
throw spaghetti on the wall? No? No, Sometimes she likes the uniforms,
Sometimes she likes a specific player. Sometimes she likes the city or doesn't
like the city. So the Carolina Panthers are taking on the hapless Chicago Bears.
Who wins this game? On Thursday night? Krista Panthers? The Panthers.
The Colts are playing at the Patriots, who still can't find their butt
with the you know, both hands a flashlight in a full length mirror.
Who wins the Colts at the Patriots game? This is on the road at
New England. Okay, Browns at the Ravens. This is a key AFC
North cash up this week, Big one and the Bengals. The Bengals need
one of them to lose. And the good news is unless unless somebody steps
in, there will be a winner here and a loser. Browns and Ravens.
Who's gonna win this game? I hate this one, but I'll say
the Ravens, all right? Yeah, I hate that too. Packers and
Steelers, Krista, let's go as the Packers. I hate the Steelers,
thank you very much. The women all have bad breath and sound like long
shoreman. The forty nine Ers, who the Bengals just beat a couple of
weeks ago. Play the Jaguars and this is a this is an interesting matchup
there in Jacksonville. What do you think Jacksonville? Oh? Going for the
Jags. Saints at Vikings. I know you love the Saints, but the
Vikings have really showed some signs. What's going on? Yeah, I'm gonna
have to go and just say the Vikings. Okay. Texans at the Texans
at pay Corpse Stadium to face yours Cincinnati Bengals. A big one's the big
one. There you go? There you go? Oh so C. J.
Stroud does not one up Joe Burrow as the premier young quarterback in the
league. According to my wife, Okay, the titles the Titans of Tennessee
play the Buccaneers of Tampa Bay. I have to go to the Titans.
Lions at Chargers, Baby Chargers. Oh, the Chargers take another one.
They you picked them correctly against the Jets in New York? Was that Chargers
and Lions? Chargers and Lions charges over the Lions and the Chargers Falcons over
the Cardinals. What happens here? Do you know how I love Arizona?
So I have to go with my Cardinals now, Dan, she loves Arizona
only because she loved Larry Fitzgerald, who played all his career with the Cardinals.
And Larry Fitzgerald is not playing anymore, but she still sides with the
Cardinals. I think I saw a note where Kyler Murray is gonna be back
for Arizona. Look at that could be big, all right? The Giants,
who are really really awful are playing the Cowboys. The Cowboys coming off
a loss to Philadelphia. How does that work out in the NFC East?
It couldn't be the Cowboys Cowboys, the Washington formerly Redskins Commanders playing at Seattle
Seahawks. Now I'll take the Seahawks, Jets at Raiders, Baby Jets,
j E t s Et Jess Jess Jets, and finally the Monday night game
next week, the Denver Broncos are on the road playing the Buffalo Bills,
who just got their tally whacked against the Bengals this weekend. Absolutely, she's
an AFC North girl. Baby there you go, all right, sleep well
and have sweet dreams. Honey, you'd be getting home. I love you
all right, Love you too. I love you too, Christa. So
those are results and predicted results that we have that may be easier to pick
than any of the elections or races that we're talking about tonight. Dan,
Well, I'm going to go and do a save this piece of paper I
have right here, and if I decide to make a wager this weekend,
I just may use this as a save the piece of paper that you've got
there. Hello to the folks at Pasqually's in Newport who provided the everything pizza
that Dan is about to dive in during the commercials week. As soon as
we hit the break here, I'm going to get it. We will be
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Maker's mark makes it into here, we might be calling an uber and I'm
gonna I'm gonna need a stiff drink after seeing these results for issue won forty
six percent of the vote in right now and on multiple websites that I'm looking
at, and we heard Jack Crumley talk about this at the very top of
the broadcast tonight. Issue one passing right now fifty six percent to forty four
percent, fifty six percent to forty four percent. Well, it means that
the money that was spent and the campaign that Planned Parenthood and the ACLU put
out, and this is the thing that somebody else was stressing to me Dan
today earlier, is that this is mostly about the trans thing. The abortion
thing is the hot button issue. But the lack of parental consent in the
way this bill is written, the way this amendment to the Constitution is written,
means that not only as the as the ads that you may not have
seen confirm that a soccer coach can basically rape one of his students and then
walk her up to Planned Parenthood and get an abortion for this illicit relationship is
also the same without parent parental consent. You know, the whole thing was
framed the state should not be making decisions, but you know what, the
parents should make decisions on minor children. As to gender reaffirming so called surgery,
which is actually mutilation surgery. And this will open the door for all
kinds of activists to come in and convince and doctrinate kids that they're not the
sex they were born as, and convince them that they should have sex changing
surgery before they're even eighteen, or hormone therapy, and the parents cannot know.
And that is what's going to happen. But that wasn't stressed at all
in the Issue one advertising, even though it was all in the bill from
the very beginning. Well, and when you talk about the issue on advertising,
I have to give credit to the Yes on one people because they're advertising
was very cleverly done, deceptive, thoroughly deceptive, because the devil always is.
Because the commercials were done and written in such a way that it appealed
to the instincts of conservative voters. So when you couch your argument in that,
well, we don't want government involved in these decisions. We want to
have private decisions between our doctor and our family and these sorts of things.
And then you have someone who claims to be a pastor, who says all
I counsel families important, claims to be a pastor, Yeah, claims to
be a pastor and says, you know, I counsel people on these sorts
of issues all the time. So when you hear that, how much of
the vote is in right now? The latest number I have, I want
to say forty six percent, they're up to fifty percent now, okay,
so fifty six percent of the vote to forty four percent no on Issue one.
So what I'm kind of wondering about is did people fully understand what they
were voting? No, they did not issue This is a constitutional amendment.
And when I heard debates on this radio station and other radio stations, those
who who don't think Issue one is that big of a deal, well,
it's just a backlash because of the heartbeat builds on the heartbeat. That one
really went too far and then so now we're going they're going to get them
back with Issue one. But it's much bigger than that. It's it's about
much more than that because of the way it takes parents out of the equation
exactly, and the way it's written. You have to really look at the
way it's written. And they say, Gary, Jeff, think about this.
We now if and if Issue one and Issue to continue to go the
way they're going, legalized marijuana is winning right now, fifty six to forty
four percent. If legalize marijuana is winning fifty six to forty four percent,
but they haven't called that one yet. The numbers are the exact same for
Issue one and Issue too, but Issue too hasn't been called yet. That
I wonder why fifty percent of the vote in so that when you deal when
you really wonder why the polls are closed? Right, So it's not like
they're trying to influence anybody. Well, you got it. That's a good
point. So anyway, but here, think about this. We are now
going to live in a state or well, you don't live here, but
you work here in all No, I don't Ohio, And I'm rethinking driving
now. Since we have the right, everyone has the right to their own
reproductive choices, we are going to live in a state where we are going
to say that it's okay for a fourteen or a fifteen year old girl to
say, you know what, I want to be a boy. I want
to have the surgery, I want to have the hormone blockers, I want
to have the cross gender therapies. And we're going to say that's perfectly fine.
No one can stand in your way if you want to make that decision,
and then on the day that they're going to go in and have the
surgery done in their body mutilated, they you know, they might say,
you know what, I'm a little bit nervous. I might want to smoke
a little doobie and take the edge off before I go have the surgery,
and then we're going to stay. Have to say, Nope, you can't
do that. You're only fifteen years old. The legalized marijuana is only for
adults. If you read the language of the marijuana legislation, it's adult.
If you want to use it, you got to be an adult. If
you want to cultivate it, you have to be an adult if you want
to sell it. And you don't have to be an adult to get into
an abortion without your parents' hand. You don't have to have have to be
adult to get your breast removed or your your jump removed. Anyone, anyone
can make that without any kind of parental consent. Everyone has a right to
make that decision under the Ohio constitution. Now, but we're going to say
you're not an adult. You can't make that because you really don't have the
capacity to make that decision about smoking weede. So on one hand, you
want to go mutilate your body, you want to get your reproductive organs cut
out, that's fine. Uh wait, your parents can't stand in the way.
Legislation can't stand in the way. No one can stand in the way.
Doctors are free to cut away and chop away and do whatever they want.
But when it comes to smoking a joint, no, you can't.
Now you got to be twenty one to do that. Are you kidding me?
That's the kind of crap crazy world that we are going to live in
Ohio and and and other states are looking at. Well that not other states,
but the same people who put this legislation not le believing they're going to
do it in those states. The people who pushed this amendment in Ohio do
not live in Ohio necessarily, the majority of from out of state. They're
the ACLU, They're the Planned Parenthood. That the people who's stand to profit
from this, because there is a large abortion industry in this country which nobody
ever talks about. It is the military industrial complex of infanticide, and now
that has been codified into the Ohio state constitution. Millions from George you you
people of Ohio are stupid and you were dufed by the ACLU and these Marxists.
You're voting basically to put yourselves out of existence. It's nine to thirty
and I hope we're here after the break. Seven hundred wlw Inston. The
constitution of the State of Ohio according to you, And yes, I said
it before the break, you stupid Ohio voters. Someone called and was agast
that I would call you stupid for voting yes on issue one. But you
know what, let me do it again. You're stupid because you don't understand
you're voting yourselves out of existence, because when you do not reproduce as a
culture, as a society, as human beings, then you are destined to
die out. And maybe that's a good thing for the green people, for
the climate people who want reduced population. When you allow young people minors the
ability to without parental consent, change their sex, which you can never change
your sex xx is xx and x y is x y all day long,
no matter what you do surgically to your body, well, and you codify
that in the state's constitution, that it's okay. I'm sorry, you're stupid.
You can't change what God put in you. No, So five one,
three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand. If you disagree
with the fact that you're stupid, if you voted yes for Issue one,
I'd love to hear from you tonight. Meanwhile, someone who is not stupid
joins us on the line. This gentleman has been a constant voice of reason,
has been a constant voice of I mean, for so many years of
what is right with America and America's political moras Christopher Smith. I'm glad to
calling my friend, Hello, Christopher, how are you, brother? I
am glad to be with both of you. And I'm watching these results like
you're watching them, and I'm scratching my head. You know, Issue one.
For me, it's about a number of things, but at the center
is parental rights. And you know, as a father of a fifteen year
old daughter, I just signed off for her to be able to swim for
her high school I had to give her permission to swim for her high school
team. She can now have an abortion without my consent. This is the
undermining of family that we talk about all the time, meaning me as a
father. My daughter can talk to a counselor a priest, a teacher any
and me as a father not know that she's killing my grandchild. How do
you fifty, how do you feel about that? Chris was devastating as a
parent. And that's what's been going on in this country that we constantly have
the erosion of the family, where teachers are trying to tell parents what they
need to do in their home. We've seen this at school boards across the
country. This is just another step that says I don't have to be involved
with my child's health care decisions, that somebody else can talk to her at
fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, Well they say seventeen and her make
a decision without me being involved. That's what rocks me today as I look
at issue one, Chris, you know, I look at you know,
we have so many issues with young people today, and we look at what
happened in downtown since now this past weekend and eleven year old lost his life
because of a I don't know if it was a random shooting, but you
had an eleven year old wind up dead, You had multiple other juveniles with
serious injuries bullet wounds, and it was shot by someone who has no regard
for life. You have you talked. I heard you talk earlier today about
the Cincinnati public schools and the issues that they deal with. And if a
lot of people would spend time just looking at what goes on in these public
schools day in and day out, and what goes on in the justice system
here in Hamilton County day in and day out, you wonder why we have
so many problems. And I believe it is a direct result of issues like
this. And now we have a constitutional amendment in the state of Ohio that
says any person, regardless of age, can make that decision to have an
abortion, to have a sex change operation, uh to do And and people
hear us, you know, me and Gary Jeff talk about this, and
they think we're the extremists, that these things really aren't going to happen.
But these are the things that we have now opened the door to. Hold
on, Hold on, Dan, Is there anything more extreme? No,
it's an extinguishing the life of a young person as they come out of the
womb. That is now I'm going to be legalists because we stand against more
extreme than that. That's what I'm saying. There's nothing more extreme that people
want to look at us and say, well, those things aren't really happening.
Yes they are happening. And now, you know, Chris Smithman,
we wonder why we have so many people with so many problems with young people,
it's because somewhere out there there's an adult who came up with this idea,
and now we have what fifty six percent of the voters in Ohio going
along with that, enshrining it in the stupid, stupid people misled by the
millions of dollars that were spent on the false advertising to convince people that this
was about rape or incest, that this was about a miscarriage, all of
the things, all of the lies that they told that weren't on the books
in Ohio and probably would not pass legal muster in Ohio. I know they'd
been signed back to twenty nineteen, but that law was not in existence.
The law as of tonight was twenty two weeks. Now that's been extended to
forty two weeks. Good kind of mine. I can't I can't celebrate tonight
because as a parent, I'm a single parent. Many know that I lost
my wife to breast cancer and I'm raising a daughter on my own, and
one day I hope to choose a spouse that will help me in that process.
But the reality of it is that I'm out here as a single parent,
and what just passed today, said Christopher Smitherman, is not going to
be involved with my beautiful daughter if she were to make the decision to have
an abortion. I'm out. Everybody else can talk to her but me.
This is why me, Chris, this is why we have the Second Amendment
in Wisconsin the constitution, so you can stand there with the shotgun at your
door and protect your daughter. But now the voters of Ohio decided that you're
not allowed to protect your daughter. And I'm not talking about you threatening anyone
that might want to court your daughter. I'm just saying your rights as a
parent have just been usurped by the voters of Ohio on false pretenses. And
I still have yet to have anybody brave enough to call us tonight and tell
me why they're not stupid for voting yes on Issue one. We've had plenty
of people, We've had plenty of people called, but they don't they're not
brave enough to be on the air and put themselves out there because they know
what they've done. If they voted yes on Issue one, they have codified
in fantaside in the state of Ohio. And I don't know anything that's more
exciting. I disagree with that. I think a lot of people who voted
yes on Issue one probably in reality have no idea what they were voting,
right, Dan, Dan, Doesn't that make them stupid? Doesn't they go
to the polls. If you go to the polls, that uninformed you.
If you go to yes, you are stupid. Yes, you know the
other side would protrect us as evil. Oh, you're You're going to force
someone who's been the victim of raper incess to have their attackers baby. You're
going to force someone who believes that they're a boy even though they were born
in the body of a girl, or vice versa. You're going to force
them to suffer through that as as as a child. And but nobody who
voted yes on Issue one has yet been brave enough to go on the air
and face the challenges and and my charges that they are stupid. Let me
be clear that my son, my third son, Isaac, who graduated from
the University of Cincinnati, was the president of the student body. Graduated with
a degree in environmental engineering is gay? And is this is this is not?
This is not about gay? Clear? No, No, I know,
I know, But let me finish my thought here. He's a member
of the LGBTQ plus community community. But if my son wanted to make a
decision as a minor to do a sex change, the question is me,
as a parent, do I have a right to be involved with that decision?
And the answer is yes. You tell me that I have to be
involved with his decision to drive a car. I've got to provide the insurance.
I've got to go through the process for him to get his TIMPs.
I've got to go through the process for him to get a driver's license,
and I've got to insure I've got to co sign off to say yes,
you're getting your license with your I'm talking about your TIMPs with the State of
Ohio as a parent, and I co signed for that. But if he
wanted to get a sex change tonight, guess what I get nothing. I
get no information. And that's the heart of the issue. Meaning I'm saying
to both of you, you are not anti anything, you are pro parent.
You're saying parents need to be involved. And issue one just new that
for us. That's all we're talking about, all right, Chris. I
respect you so much. I love you so much as someone that I've known
over the years and as a family man, and I know what you've been
through and I just am so grateful that you would call in and contribute tonight.
Thank you so much. Let me hit one other issue, all right.
So we have Issue twenty two, which is the cell of our rail.
Yes, now, just stepped away from the TV. I'm not watching
the numbers, but it's less than a three thousand vote with twenty percent of
the votes counted. Eighty percent not count it the last time I looked,
So we still can win this thing. And I don't want people who voted
no to surrender because so many votes have not been counted. This is going
to be a very very close vote, I think, and it's going to
go all the way down to the end. And then I see a Liz
Keating who's running tenth, meaning this means the possibility that you and I,
the three of us, might wake up tomorrow there'll be eight Democrats and a
Democratic mayor and they would have successfully taken out Liz Keating, a very reasonable,
fair person who happens to be a Republican. So I pray she pulls
off this wind and moves from tenth place into ninth place. But if I
wake up tomorrow morning, if you've got eight Democrats and a Democratic mayor,
right, I'm sharing with you, and they win to sell our railroad.
At the same time, it's all on us. We own it. After
one hundred and fifty years. We sell an asset, the Golden Goose.
Don't complain. Don't complain if you didn't vote, don't complain if you walked
out there and said, yes, sell our railroad, because Norfolk Southern spent
five million dollars to convince you with glossy as and it's gonna be worth So
it's gonna be worth so much more. Chris s Metherman, thank you so
much. I actually didn't hit the button and we got a break. Gotta
break, Savannah Maddox Cincinnati Railroad. Yes, fifty five percent, no,
forty four percent, sixty percent of the vote in right now. Voters in
Ohio are obviously stupid. And if you're in hardy Kentucky, there's the McCoy
family Cemetery, which is owned by a Hatfield. But unless you can prove
you're a blood relation. You are not allowed in darn it. But you
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Jeff Walker, and Dan Carroll is with us as well tonight doing your election
results, issue on issue to issue twenty two, Issue four hundred and fifty
eight, whatever issue it is, or maybe you we're in Kentucky and you
voted today for governor or for any of the other statewide offices that were up
for grabs in the commonwealth election. Regardless, I know someone who will be
standing by welcoming any new governor or anyone else who's just been elected to office
to Frankfurt, I know she'll be happy to welcome them from the floor of
the Kentucky House of Representatives during the next legislative session. Her name is Savannah
Maddox from District sixty one, and once again our guest on the night Cap
Elections Special. How you doing, Savannah, I'm doing well and super excited
to be on. So the first question I have as a fellow Kentuckian is
what is the biggest difference if Andy Basheer is governor or if Daniel Cameron is
governor. As we are speaking from your perspective as a legislator, And as
they said, what's the biggest difference if Andy Bashir wins another term Daniel Cameron
wins the first term? What do you think, Well, given that we
have a veto proof Republican supermajority in the Kentucky General Assembly one hundred and five
out of one hundred and thirty eight, the difference in terms of who becomes
governor should in theory be negligible, insomuch as you know, we have the
ability to override any type of veto. But that said, I think that
the biggest distinction will be in terms of the executive branch of governments. Who
will be the new Jason Glass, who will be the new Doctor Stack,
who will replace those appointed positions in the cabinets and all of the commissions.
And although that said, you know I have always been a proponent for reducing
the size and scope of that nebulous web of bureaucracy that I call the administrative
states. So regardless of who wins tomorrow, I intend to move forward with
that goal. Well, I know that you, like I said, you'll
be happy to greet either person. And depending on what happens with the usual
Savannah mattics fire anything else really on your radar for the next legislative session in
Kentucky as we look ahead, Savannah, Yeah, So with the gubernatorial election,
you know, having taken up the majority of the air space in the
last couple of months, there hasn't been a lot of discussion about what we're
going to do legislatively. Of course, we'll have to buyennial budget to focus
on. But for me, I think that we need to be focusing on
deregulation, you know, doing anything that we can to get government out of
of private industry so that the free market can do what it does best to
create the highest standard of living. And we're going to have to work on
the workforce participation rate among able bodied adults. Those are two keys to greater
economic development. And I'm ready to hit the ground running. Yeah, something
the year campaign certainly didn't manage when they were giving all their glowing reports about
how many jobs that Governor Andy Or I used to call him the boy Dictator,
had generated for the Commonwealth and how good he was for Kentucky employment.
It never ever, and it's the same thing with the federal levels. It
never factors in the labor participation rate, which is I think the most crucial
component when you want to look at how many people are actually working and productive.
Absolutely, there's a difference between the unemployment rate, which is usually the
statistic that is often used by people who want a painty picture, versus the
workforce participation rate, which in Kentucky is around fifty six fifty seven percent below
the national average, and off went all the way down to fifty four percent
in twenty twenty one. And you know, whenever the Basher administration is talking
about the jobs that it has created, let's talk about the jobs that were
lost during the lockdown and twenty twenty one. So there's a lot of discussion
to be had there, and it is a robust discussion, it certainly is.
And I know I can always count on you for a robust answer about
almost anything, even if you were totally unprepared for it. Savannah Mattics,
thank you very much for all the work that you've already done and for the
time tonight. And we can only do the best with what we have and
by hanging together. So and that that's what I intend to do as best
I can from this point forward. Absolutely, thank you so much for having
me on the pleasure. It's allways a pleasure. Savannah Mattics from a represented
District sixty one in Kentucky. As we continue on the Nightcap on seven hundred
WLW O The Nightcap, Gary Jeff Walker with Dan carroll Man. You got
to start talking as soon as that music hits, don't you. I Mean,
you were like, right, but right on it. I've got something
going on. I've got something to say. Dan. Is that okay?
That's fine. We were talking about this show before we did it, and
Dan goes, whatever you want to do, it's your show Monday and Tuesday
nights or your show. I'm just riding, I said, And I said,
well, I the reason I asked for you was because I knew I
couldn't do this show on my own. You probably can, so yeah,
I probably could. That be way too much more time, way too much
work, Dan. So anyway, now I can truthfully say that not only
of the voters in Ohio who voted yes on Issue one are stupid, but
I can say that the voters of Kentucky who voted to reinstall the Boy Dictator,
Andy Basher, are stupid and you can challenge me on that the phone
lines are open. I don't care. I'll I'll take on all comers.
But apparently the voters in Kentucky for God about well. When the boy Dictator
decided during COVID that he would have state troopers or state police go to places
of worship and record the license plate numbers of those people who had defied his
executive order to not gather to celebrate the word of God, we forgot about
all of the small businesses that lost their businesses and were taxed to the point
of not being in existence because of his mandates when he was playing fall of
the Leader and exerting his executive authority. We forgot all about that, and
we were blinded by the oh popular incumbent governor. And look what all these
done for the state, for the good of the state. And they were
touting all the employment numbers, well, not not emphasizing the labor participation rate,
which Savannah Mannix pointed out just before the top of the hour in Kentucky.
It's about fifty three fifty four percent, and that is pathetic. The
national labor to precipitation. Precipitation participation, Thank you, Dan, that's why
you're here, That's why I'm here. Participation rate is about sixty six or
sixty seven percent, which is truly dreadful. So I don't consider these wins
for Kentucky and for those of you who voted for Andy Basher and over Daniel
Cameron, you're stupid. Here we've got somebody who's not stupid on the air.
His name is Gary Klick. He is a representative from the eighty eighth
district in Ohio, and Dan, we will welcome Gary Klick to talk about
the issues on the ballot and what's been decided so far. Gary, Gary,
thanks for being here. Brother, It's great to talk to you.
Gary. Jeff, I've had Gary Click on my show a number of times,
and you will find no one who is a more staunch supporter of pro
life issues than Gary Click. And Gary Click, it looks like Issue one
has been approved. We now have ensconced in the constitution of the state of
Ohio reproductive rights for everyone. So it's really about more than abortion. But
give us a sense now of what the reality is and the kind of place
that we live in. Now that issue one has apparently been approved tonight.
Well, first of all, thank you for that great introduction someone who's not
stupid. I think that's the best introduction I've had a long time. There's
a lot of people who might argue with that. Listen, if you've been
watching my feet on social media, you know these people arguing with that.
So but listen, you know, I think the heart of Ohio hurts right
now. This is not I don't think this has surprises us. We suspected
it was going to go this way, which is why we wanted the reasons
why we wanted to raise the requirements to change our constitution. What we really
have to do. First of all, you know, we never give up.
We didn't give up after Rov Wade in nineteen seventy three. We fought
hard for fifty years. We're not going to give up. Now. We're
going to retool, refuel, and re engage. But what we have to
do is we've got to remember what we The legislation follows the culture, and
we have to get to the hearts of young people to help them understand this.
They're being told it's just a Zygod, it's just a fetus. It's
just a product of conception, and they're not understanding this is a baby,
this is a human life. And really the dignity of life is going way
down in our culture, and so we have to really work to recapture the
culture and let people see and understand the value of life, because until we
do that, we can lose every election. We have to go beyond making
it illegal, to make it unthinkable. Well, garry, isn't it Also
what's next if you're too old, that you're not viable and you're not a
productive member of society, we go the way of Canada and have state sponsored
euthanasia or anybody else a special needs child, and it was saying, well,
you know what, not really going to contribute to the bottom line after
all, So it's okay to marginalize those lives and those people because we've already
diminished the meaning of life with this. That is the inevitable outcome. That
is the inevitable outcome when we do. You know, our founding fathers are
brilliant and they could they knew they cannot enumerate every right that we had.
And by the way, our rights don't come from government, They come from
God, God. These things come from Golf evident that all men are created
equal and gowed by their creator with certain available rights. And then we have
the primary purpose of government comes after that to secure these rights. Governments are
instituted among men. Our first job, our first responsibility as a government,
is to protect life, and right now we're failing in that. And when
we fail in that, all the other dominoes fall. You can't have liberty
without life. You can't pursue happiness without life. And now we are disregarding
the life, and life is what we ever. The sanctity of life is
gone. It's whatever we want. We are feeding ourselves, feeding selfishness,
and we turn our desires inside instead of on the greater community. In greater
society, we become self destructive. But I still don't think. And while
I say all of that, I'm not angry. I'm not upset. I
am disappointed, but I am also hopeful because we still can get out there
and we can still convey our message. We can still fight for our message.
You know, I'm not one that throws in the towel. You know,
I run to the tape, and an election is simply a mile marker.
There are no permanent losses and there are no permanent victories when it comes
to elections. When it comes to politics, we keep fighting on Dan,
fighting on Jeff Gary. I agree with you. And now, if we
can spend as much time and money the hearts and minds of people, then
these these laws and this amendment won't make a hill of bean's difference. If
we can convince a sixteen year old mother that that baby is worth it,
that that baby could be the next president, that baby could make a difference
in the cure for cancer to to maintain, to make for her out there,
that's right happen, maintain that life. And they're already kind, they're
already a pregnancy pro life pregnancy centers out there. We need to fund them.
We need to get the word out to anyone that is considering that kind
of a decision and say, you know what, there's another option. So
our jod just got a little bit harder. There's no out about it.
But we have it in us to rise to this occasion and to continue to
get that message out. And by the way, let me just say that
I am proud of all of the people who put their effort into this.
So many people out there donating money, so many people out there putting out
signs, so many people out there knocking on doors, so many people trying
to communicate this message. And you know, I'm proud of my district,
and my district voted appropriately to protect them, to save lights, and I'm
proud of my district. Unfortunately, Stay Wide, it just wasn't enough.
And every vote counts. As I think I sent you an image on the
Issue Too. Issue Too went down by just one vote out of over eight
thousand votes. It was one vote in our county, in Seneca County.
But the fact that people went and they showed up at the polls, they
worked the polls, they did everything they could. I'm proud of the people
who went out there and did all of those things. And I don't hate
the people who voted contrarywise, I know they hate me, but I don't
hate them. I love them. I care about them, and I want
to see them understand and comprehendive value of life, because their life is going
to be better when they understand how precious life is. Before we let you
go. I mean, you talk about the trying to get people to understand
and comprehend I have a sense, And I don't know if you do.
And Gary, Jeff and I have already butted heads on this, but my
sense is is that the people who voted yes on Issue one only knew that
they were voting so women can have this choice. I don't think they really
understood how all encompassing this this stain on the Ohio conference language. So do
you do you have the people who the majority of people who voted for this
really understood the depth of what they were voting for here, Probably not the
average person. I think there were some people who just didn't care, you
know. And those are the people who trolled me on Facebook and they don't
care what it was. And I mean they'd have bought them after they were
born, some of those people. But I think the average person who was
voting yes, they just thought, oh, this is restoring row. You
know, we're just going back to the fasclo of the way it was,
you know, And and they don't realize is my op ed said, this
is actually worse than bro. We actually took a step backwards because now it's
unlimited abortion all the time, no parental consent, and we're gonna have to
wait and see what the court's to say. But this may even open the
doors for the transgender drugs and all that kind of stuff. So we're gonna
have to take a look at some of that stuff and see how. You
know what, Gary, it may go back to the Supreme Court. After
the Supreme Court has decided, this may go back to the Supreme Court.
And and this is if it's going to go to a Supreme Court, this
is the best court for it to go to it. And I don't know
how many This is the court that looks at things right, you know,
And quite honestly, you know, I differ from a lot of people.
A lot of people think this is the state's right this year, which is
what happened when they overturned Roby Wade. I think it's the federal issue.
I think we have a constititional right to life and it should be decided on
the federal level to protect life all across the nation. You know, I
don't have any power to make that happen, but you cannot, you know,
the Fifth Amendment, the fourteenth Amendment, due process. You cannot be
deprived of life without due process. What due process does that? Baby?
Get? Well? Gary, here's the thing when When Roe v. Wade
was overturned with the Dobbs decision in the Supreme Court, the pro abortion,
the abortion lobby in this country, the abortion industry in this country, geared
up. They they said, you know what, We're going to go state
to state and we're going to do this thing. And you know what,
it's time. It's time for the pro life lobby in this country not to
get disheartened by this, not to put their heads down. It's time for
us to get busy and go, Okay, what are we going to do?
And and well, I think you're right. I think we have to
be strategic. Listen, they have the money. They have, all that
George Sorow's money, all that big business money that goes into misinformation, and
we have to be more strategic. We don't have the money they have.
We cannot compete financially. But the one thing we have on our side is
truth. And truth is extremely powerful when it's communicated accurately, when it's communicated
effectively, And we have to be more wise and more efficient and communicating truth.
And it can't be all put into you know, legislative efforts. Although
legislative efforts are important, it also needs to be put into education. And
I think our part in the have to get education gets there, have to
get to the hearts and minds of the people, Yes, because that's where
that's where the worm will turn. Well, and let me and let me
just say this. I think it's very important, you know, And let
me switch hats here for a moment and get out of my legislator hat put
on my pastor hat. Here is that you know, a lot of churches
stepped up to the plate here, but there were some churches that didn't.
I'll be honest with you, and I think they're going to be accountable for
that to heaven. There are churches who did not want to talk about this
because they didn't want to get political. And when you can't stand up for
life because you think it's too piblic too political, shame on you. Get
out of the pulpit, Go do something else, Go sell car insurance.
We have to take a stand in the church. And I think that the
weakness of the church in this is probably a good part of the reason why
we lost. And I hate this say that. That hurts my heart to
say that. But there were churches who literally refused to take a stamp.
I drove. I drove by a church in my neighborhood one day last week
and they had a big yes for Issue one sign and right right there in
front of the church. And I damn near drove off the road when I
saw I did it. You know, I did a double take. I
said, Wait a minute, I bet I said that said yes on me.
Should have said no. One said yet. And I'm like, I
bet, I bet that wasn't a Pentecostal church. No, it was not
an Evangelical church. I'm not even going to say the name of it.
They know who they are. They're barely a religion. That's all I'm saying
is as they know who you are. Gary will let you go. Brother.
I appreciate you being here tonight. And now that we have legalized marit
recreational marijuana here in the state of Ohio, I say, smoke them if
you got them, all right, all right, twist up a fat one
and we'll talk to you next time. Gary Dan is lighting the incense right
now. We need to break for news and we'll be back. It's election
night and the night carry click is the best. I love that seven W
I do too. Thanks for the invite absolutely, I'm going to have him
on there. You got his numbing without your introduction into marijuana seven hundred WLW.
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the latter half of the ten o'clock hour, here issue one passes in Ohio.
Issue two passes in Ohio. Issue twenty two still kind of up in
the air. Let me see it. Let me see what the latest on
that one is. Let's see. Let's see. Let's see here it is.
Hold on one second. Here it is railway, the railroad sale fifty
on to just click the walk. It's great, this happens. You look
at computers. It just clicks off of it. And see what happens anytime
you have age fifty check I'm not I'm not the swiftest guy on. Yeah.
Fifty four percent for the sale and uh forty four percent forty six percent
against it. So is that decided? It is? It has not.
It has not been called yet. Strange right, but it looks like the
sale is going to go ahead and go through, and now we will have
the ultra powerful Think how powerful the Railroad Board is going to be now with
that one point six billion dollars that they'll be able to ladle out and the
influence that they're going now. I you know, I know the state legislature
has put up guardrails to oh that's what we all heard, yes, yeah,
to protect and say you know how the money can be spent and what
it has to be spent on. But now you are going to have the
most powerful entity I think that we've ever seen in the tri State. When
you control that kind of money, you're powerful. You have power, there's
no question. And with power comes what abuse, abuse, corruption, right,
right, what's the what's the saying power power corrupts and absolute power corrupts
absolutely, So power power corrupts and absolute power corrupts the bidens. I think
it's what we're looking for. It If if you're voting for this kind of
nonsense, it just reinforces my assertion that you are stupid because you don't understand
anything about anything. You think that issue one is about rape or incest.
You think that issue too, is about enjoying a product that's legal in many
many other states, and we've seen what's happened to some of those states where
marijuana has been legal recreationally for a while, the results are not good.
And then the sale of the assets of a railroad that will only increase in
value over time for the short fix of infrastructure. You know, I'm waiting
for the first green bike trail to be built on the infrastructure back of this
railroad sale, Dan, because that's going to mean so much to Cincinnati's residents
while people profit at the foot of that. You know, I I drove
past the I drove past the Blue Ash Airport earlier today, and man,
there's so much development going on there. They've got a great park, they've
got a great mixed used development going on. They've got what appeared to be
condos or apartment buildings going on. And if you recall back when the streetcar
was a big deal, they had this asset called the Blue Ash Airport,
and back when they sold it, well, the money really wasn't supposed to
be used to do what to build a streetcar. No, while there were
there were rules in place for that prevent that sort of thing from So there
were guardrails and rules against them spending the money from the railroad sale anyway they
wanted to that's what we were told. That was the bill of goods that
was so nu of the citizens of Cincinnati. When they sold the Blue Ash
Airport, they weren't supposed to be able to use that money for the streetcar.
But you know, it gets moved around from this fund, it goes
into that fund, it goes into like the Freedom Center wasn't supposed to be
financed by any public funds, and then the Museum Center took it over,
and now public funds are funding the Museum Center, the Freedom Center downtown.
It's the same thing, Dan, They play this shell game all the time
and they lie to the voters, and the voters are stupid enough to believe
it and go along with it. And they've done it again on Issue one.
They've done it on issue too, They've done it apparently on Issue twenty
two. The voters of Ohio are stupid, Yes they are, period,
end of story. Can anyone refute that a couple of people have called and
called us right wingers for opposing their political viewpoints, but no one has been
able to stand the test of time and stay on the line, and stay
on the line while you refute what we're saying. Well, if it's not
obvious that you're stupid. You're more stupid than I thought you were. No,
I was just talking to Stone. Were trying to reach out to Andrew
Pappas. I sent him the wrong number, and I stunt. I just
sent an email with the correct numbers. So there you go, all right,
all right, he's a sharp guy, John, and Troy is on
the line. He's disappointed with the results on issue one. John, Good
evening, Welcome to the Nightcap. Good evening. How are you guys doing
good? I'm glad you call it in John, What you got, what's
on your mind? I'm just disappointed. I would have loved to see I
love person miver friend. I think his viewpoint was right on why do why
have kids in school? I gotta sign the waiver for them to take a
school bus trip on a film trip. Sure, but I'm not able to
what to be verified if they go ahead and have an abortion or what sex
things? Oh no, no, no, your son in Ohio is able
to have his testicles removed without your knowledge? John, Yes, exactly basically
what it means. Yes, And how does that make me feel as a
parent? Where I got to sign them out to get a field trip.
Well, it makes it makes you feel newter too. The people behind this
constitutional modment don't give a damn about your feeling. Nope, they don't.
They don't care about your parental rights. They don't care about it. All
they care about is the agenda. The agenda trumps everything. It has been
true of the radical left since the since the dawn of time, and it
is true now. It'll be true long after you and I and Gary Jeff
Walker are gone. Be it resilve to. Here's the language of issue one.
Be it resolved by the people of the State of Ohio. Okay.
Article one of the Ohio Constitution is amended to add the following section. Every
individual. Every individual doesn't say anything about adults, doesn't say anything about women,
doesn't say anything about any of that. Every individual has a right to
make him carry out one's own reproductive decisions, including, but not limited to,
decisions on contraception, fertility treatment, continuing one's own pregnancy, miscarriage,
and abortion. So every individual, it means any age, any age at
all. You're a kid, you're an adult, it doesn't matter. So
here's here's the uh, here's the rub dan any individual. But if you're
not allowed to speak for yourself. If you're not, if you're not out
of the womb, then that individual is not totally totally cut out of the
pie and not considered an individual. Andrew, Andrew Pappas is joining us.
This is his walk up music. Little Romeo Void see Stone remembers that this
is this is what makes Andrew happy when he comes on the show. You
know, you know, oh, hold on, turn that down, turn
that turn that, turn that walk up music down. As a music professor,
about that one, I know that I will not like you better if
we slept together, Andrew, So, what's up about that? We got?
We got about three we got about three minutes. Tell us your response
to what we've gotten so far tonight, Andrew. Oh, you know,
it's a it's it's issue on issue on issue on. I mean, you
guys have been discussing it. I'll sum it up briefly if I can try.
First of all, I do fault the legislature for dumping this in our
laps as a as a local official, I guess they're a party member and
said, what do you mean by that? Look? It's now been shown
twice in the last recent elections. That this abortion issue okay, is going
to We had record turnout here in Anderson Township, record turnout with a lot
of collateral damage. You guys are speaking to candidates. I don't know if
you mentioned, because I just got tuned in, But Kurk Kissinger, a
great judge, is short and let me ask you this, what do we
have going on in Cincinnati? I mean, Kurt Kissinger is a law and
ordered judge dealing with crime. What did we just have the other night,
this last week? What do we have correct we need? And yet now
we have an experienced judge that is tough on crime and is a good judge,
and he's been carrying he's collateral damage to this issue one, which was
a a Actually if you listened as that, you guys might have been discussing.
But the advertisements for pro issue one were so misleading, were so factually
inaccurate, somebody would think that the Heartbeat Bill was still in effect here in
Ohio if they listened to the ads on Issue one. So it was twenty
two weeks, I understand it was, but they thought it was eight.
So the people that came out believed that it was eight weeks because they're not
going to educate themselves. And you can't fight a mountain of disinformation with a
smaller budget of factual information. You know, false ads win. Now,
I'm not being belly eight. I'm not saying I'm not being sour grapes.
It was a terrible night, but there was one one thing that carried the
night, when one thing alone, Issue one carried the night across state.
Liz Keating lost the city of Cincinnati RACEP. She came in tenth place.
She's out, she's off the council. Anyone that was remotely affiliated with Republican
anything was voted out. You're you're you know, for or better, for
worse. Where we're at with this? Your your suburban uh female want spoke
loudly. They want access to abortion any time. And if Issue one would
have failed, guess what they would have still had access to abortion. Yep,
exactly, there's no question about that. But due to the misinformation campaign
that was set out there by the pro Issue one people and and supporters and
advertising, much of it on radio. Because there is no truth in advertising,
I suppose anymore. Apparently apparently not. So there's no ramifications for false
ads. You know, you put something false on social media. Forget about
it. You're locked up right, Well, you're an enemy of the state,
sure, correct, And I mean, so what happened tonight? We're
we are we are You are seeing a a a just what happens when a
group of legislatures or the legislature perhaps might have overreached. Okay, And I'm
not I'm not saying taking an issue on on on on the heartbeat bill or
any of that right now, but let's face reality of where we're at.
Okay, we are dealing now with the ramifications of the heartbeat bill being passed
in Ohio that stirred up a hornet's nest of women. Uh and and and
and and women's rights or reproductive rights as they call themselves activists, that that
galvanized themselves and then convinced through false ads that even the moderate women that oh
my god, this is too radical for Ohio. We want abortion because and
and did you notice, really quick, did you notice on the ballot here
the the issue one was so short on the ballot the writing of it.
But did you read the marijuana one? It was four pages. So we
spent more time, and we were more, they were more and the stoners
need a lot more time to make up their minds. Thank you. Danny
Hills joins us. Next, Hey need cash for the holidays? Want to
be credit card debt free? Well w But right now taking a moment out
for a conversation with my friend Dan Hills, Cincinnati Fraternal Order of Police president
and law Enforcement's best friend, which translates into public safety's best friend. Here
he is Dan Hills to talk about the comings and goings on in Cincinnati and
some root causes and what the police and what the government and what the Justice
Department should be doing about it that they're not Dan the Floris yours Garry Jeff.
As you know, we had just a horrific shooting take place in our
west end which a number of kids, juveniles were hit, including you know,
the loss of an eleven year old young man. And in my first
reaction was don't go around acting surprised. I don't want to see politicians,
you know, all a gas like, oh, you know, how does
this happen? We know how it happened. You know, we have totally
broken down the criminal justice system. We have elected people who have judges that
aren't giving bonds or very very low bonds next to those sentences at all on
when it comes to when it comes to crimes such as weapons under disability.
And that's one of the things that always kills me too, Gary jeffis after
something like this, the gun control people come out of the woodwork, right.
We need gunlalls, we need gum alls, and that's that we have.
We have gun laws, we just don't enforce them. Well, you
know, if you've been convicted of a fellow a felony in the state of
Ohio, you can no longer possess a farm weapons under disability. We don't
know force it. The question is is this actually just a gang war?
You know what? I don't know for sure. I have talked to the
commander of the unit, and either he wants to make sure that not a
whole lot gets out. But you know right now that I don't think they
really have a good idea of what's going on. I don't know for certain
that the young people that were hit, or the young people that they were
wanting to hit. I think that they might have confused them for another group.
So yes, maybe, and at the same time not fully. It's
it's you know, and that's that's the thing when people start throwing around bullets
indiscriminately because they cowardly want to, you know, spray bullets from a distance
that somebody they think they're contending with or have issue with. A lot of
times they might not hitting somebody that's innocent. I can't imagine eleven year old
being too awfully guilty of anything. I know there's rare occasions where we have,
you know, associated have to something at a very young age. But
my guess is that this is a very innocent young's and it's rumored down the
streets with a hurteen year old that's in critical I've just heard it many other
places from sources. I trust. This is a gang war. It's been
going on. The police, the prosecutors basically know who's responsible, and it's
just catching them. That's what I've heard. I don't know. I don't
know if your sources are giving you the best of information there. I think
I would have told some of that, but I guess we'll find out in
the end. Run. I guess the point back to what I'm making is,
you know, we can't expect to have an orderly and lawful society if
we don't fall through with the walls on the books. Absolutely, and the
police chief came out and said, this is unacceptable. Well, so we've
got a whole book of things that are supposedly unacceptable. We put it in
a thing called the ohio a Vice Code. It's called laws. And uh,
but when we act like these unacceptable things are now acceptable because we don't
give any penalty to these crimes. We don't. We don't make them post
a bomb to get out of jail after committing such crimes. The unacceptable is
becoming more and more acceptable. And uh, you know my favorite topic about
the Sistan's complain Authority two where they're constantly harassing cops. We don't have cops
out there proactively working to get bad guys that are running around with guns that
they should not have. So don't act. Back to what I said in
the beginning of our conversation, Garry Jeff, I don't want people to act
shocked. I don't want to act surprise. This is what you get,
this is what you bought, this is what you paid for. No,
no, and you know what, especially for an election night show, that
this is why elections do indeed have consequences, and we are reaping the bitter
route that people have have sowed and it's just and believed and it's just a
shame it is, Gary Jeff. And you know, I don't know when
when a wider core of the country will not wise up. I don't know
when they wise up and start to really look at law and order is an
important part of of what what they're doing. When they go to the polls,
find out who supports who supports the police, who supports strong prosecutors,
judges that believe in the rule law. You're gonna have to start supporting these
things again, or you're gonna wake up and and find yourself in a third
world country where you're not able to travel about safely. You're not able to,
you know, to feel that your kids are relatively safe as they head
off to school or their first job or whatever. That's That's that's where I'm
very afraid that we are in some areas of town are ready, but even
more so for the rest of us. Dan Hills, thank you so much
for your time and godspeed going forward. God bless you, and let's make
sure all of the officers tonight come home safe. Hey man, Garrey Jeff,
thanks for having me on It's always a pleasure. Sure, you bet.
It's the night cap on election night and it continues. Walker and Dan
Kyrrell. Good news. There is good news tonight. Lisa Ibold one in
the oakles O Kills School District on the school board. Lisa Ibold, what
makes you interested in that race? My friend Brian Ibold. That's his wife.
There you go. Brian is a Christian, He's a good guy,
and he is on the right side of most issues. And I'm sure his
wife will will rubber stamp those fifty one fifty one precincts reporting Lisa Ibold fifteen
forty eight votes, the most votes by far. Who got sex forty percent
of the vote? Samuel Gorevin? All right? Is he left? Samuel
govit? I have no idea sat your govin y R G O V A
N. He got just under thirty percent of the vote. So the people
in Oak Hills apparently aren't stupid, like apparently the majority of voters are in
Ohio and in Kentucky. Although I will say, as our friend Savanna Mattics
pointed out earlier, with a super majority in the House and in the Senate,
in the Bluegrass, you know the boy dictator can do whatever he thinks
he should in the next four years, and they can always veto it and
they will. Well, the school board race I was interested in didn't go
my way. Horse Hills. Yeah, Wendy Strickler Biederman gets twenty eight percent
of the vote. She's the top vote getter. Jason Simmons the number two
vote getter at them. What about Gene Simmons. Jeene Simmons was not a
ballot. I think he had a gig. But the two I wanted,
Kenneth Kuhn and Kevin Comerford, came up short tonight. And what were they
all about? The school board Kenneth Kuhn and Kevin Comerford common sense conservatives.
Uh, don't want to mess around with all of the UHU CRT, all
the de I, all the the woke nonsense that so many school boards don't.
Don't want to let thirteen year old girls get abortion without their their parents.
I would imagine they're opposed to that sort of thing, you know,
litter boxes in the restroom that you know, the cats and the furries and
all that sort of stuff. They don't they look, these guys are about
the business of education. Uh the school. To my way of thinking,
schools should concentrate on Gary Jeff, you know, the basics, like maybe
a little math, a little reading, little history, little science. Math
is a racist of that, well and in some some circles, I suppose
it is. But but uh and and I guess it has something to do
with white supremacy too, that you hear that argument all the time. But
to my way of thinking, that's what the school's out to concentrate on.
All this other gender equity stuff and rainbow this and all that, that's for
another time. Like if I touch you here, it's okay, and that
kind of stuff. Is that what you're talking about? Well, I mean
I don't know, I don't know what you're talking about. Right, I'm
glad, we'll glad. We're about six ft apart here. Well, you
know that that is being taught. I mean I like that. Look you
actually experimentation is being taught in our public schools. Yeah. Well there's you
know, and and this administration, this Biden administration, constantly talks about parents
wanting to ban books or or or you know, the mega the mega Republican
crowd wants the banned books. But here's the thing, you've seen the videos
where the parents take the books that are available to second, third, and
fourth graders and they read the books in front of the school board, and
the school board shuts them down. Oh, we can't have that kind of
stuff because they're talking about masturbation, and they're talking about gay sex, and
they're talking about anal sex, and they're talking about all this kind of talk
about glad that we're separated by. So it's not fit to be read in
a public forum. But it's fit for your second, third or fourth grader
to have this material available. Absolutely not. Andrew Pappas is rejoining us.
I had to cut him short because I had to get Danny Hills in it.
And Andrew, you understand, Dan Hills requires a little bit of time.
So I'm sorry that I took some away from you when you were calling.
We get to hear the music again, so that's good. Yeah,
that's good. Well, I don't want to hear people. Hold on,
guys, I don't know if you like this walk up music or if Dan
Carroll likes this walk up music and stories. You know, I'm speaking of
Romeo Void. Now. A Girl in Trouble is contemporary thing in Ohio after
the passage of issue one. Do you disagree with me that people are stupid
for voting for this garbage Andrew? I don't. I don't disagree with you.
I think that the first of all, I'm sorry to interrupt you guys
talking about touching each other. I feel dirty, But it's the most most
uncomfortable I've been on that. It's codified in the Constitution of Ohio. Now,
if we want to be dirty with each other, we can. You
can go get stoned and get your abortion on the way home. Right.
If it's twenty one now, you can't look if if you're not, If
you're not twenty one, you don't really have the capacity to make that decision
about twisting up a little spleef and joiners. But if you're under twenty one,
you can. You want ahead and you're junk off, Yeah, that's
perfectly fine. In your pregnancy or cut your junk off. You don't need
to consult with your parents on that or anything leading facility save the program.
I mean, if you would have told me six months ago, hell,
six weeks ago, that Ohio would have arguably the most liberal abortion laws in
the land, I'd have taken that Bet, I just said, you're out
of your mind, and yet here we are. I mean, that's the
reality of the situation. And because I believe, now this is my personal
belief, just based on what's happened, this is what happens when maybe a
legislature or an entity overreaches and tries to maybe push the boundary further obviously than
the electorate once not me percent I'm not talking about me. I'm not talking
about my personal the last. But the voters have clearly spoken here, have
they not, well, I'm suppose to, They've clearly spoken with all kinds
of what the left would call misinformation if it were a right thing. This
is it's so unbelievable that people can be taken in by the lies, and
then when the lies are pointed out, they still don't understand exactly what they're
voting on. Andrew, the people will understand because what happens is the people
then don't know what to believe. Okay, how do they know that when
you say that's a lie, that you're telling the truth? They don't,
And all it takes. So the initial lie is what gets the traction,
and that's what they run with. And I mean I'm I'm I'm literally I
don't. I mean, I'm sickened over this, I really am. I'm
sickened over the fact that you know, we had where we were here in
Ohio regarding abortion. It was twenty two weeks, right, and that's the
Laweah, And then and then and then, and then what happened was the
Heartbeat Bill came into effect and drove people or at least a segment of the
population out of their minds. Then that was challenging court. So that was
stayed, and they laid the groundwork and they said, you know what we're
going to do. Since Ohio is an easy state to getting the constitution changed,
We're going to put an amendment on the ballot, We're going to collect
signatures, and we're going to get this put into the Constitution of the Ohio.
And in August when when that initiative passed in Ohio, we knew that
they were setting the table for this. Oh I understand that, But I
mean my point is is that the impetus from for all of this, for
all of where we're at today is probably the passage of the Heartbeat Bill.
I mean, that's just where we're at, and right now look at the
ground we've lost. So we were at twenty two weeks yesterday or I don't
know when this law goes and now two weeks or whenever they decide. Well,
it's it's actually right up to I mean, as far as it's reads,
it's it's up until birth. Yes, that's that's like forty two weeks.
That's past birth. Well, you know, I'm not I don't have
kids, so I've never did the math on that. So but I'll just
say this, that sickens me. That literally shouldn't see it just it should
sicken everyone who's a human being. And I agree completely. And and I
had some people that were pro choice, okay come up to me and say,
I'm shocked that this is even in consideration, because this particular amendment goes
too far. I mean, I had a very rational discussion with a Democrat
the poll today. I said, I explain this to me. You know,
at seven months, the baby's in the mother, it's viable, it
can exist six inches outside the mother. Just the layer of skin is separates
it from the inside of the outside. And you're gonna tell me, and
you're gonna tell me, and if she gets if she gets shots or in
an accident and dies. The person then is charged with not one murder charge,
but two murder charges. Right, that's the law. That's the way
it works. But you're gonna tell me in your in your in your way
of thinking that now, because of feelings and because of misinformation of what the
law is in Ohio, it's going to be legal for a doctor to go
in and and and kill that baby. Well, I don't want to discuss
that. I said, yeah, of course you don't want to discuss it,
because the logic is sound. And I mean, I am absolutely fundamentally
sickened that we are where we're at in Ohio. This is just mind blowing
to me that we're sitting here and guess what it's in the constitution. If
here we're like, oh, well, they can fix it, they can
modify it. No, it's not all. It's not a law, it's
not a bill. It's in the constitution. Have to be another constitutional amendment
to overturn it, is what will happen? Well to correct it, yes,
to to to to to to a different overwriting those of us. And
let me tell you, I don't know that that's going to happen. Well,
those of us believe in the sanctity of life need to overturn it,
because again, what's next euthanasia for old people or people who have special needs
that it's just too difficult for society to take care of. It's not convenient
for them to be alive anymore. Let's codify their their end right now in
the Constitution of Ohio, because that's exactly what has been done with this vote
tonight. Well, I can't disagree with one more that you're saying. And
you know, the people that you know, I really have I have to
question the judgment of the people that went in, didn't read the bill,
didn't understand it, still voted for it because they fell for the slick ads
and the misinformation and flat disinformation. And at the end of the day,
I don't really want to, you know, I just can't understand that mindset.
They're they're cheering this, They're happy about this victory that I mean,
for for for all intentsive purposes, we're going to be killing viable babies here
in Ohio and that's somehow a good thing. Well, it's a it's going
to be I think it's going to be a sad chapter in the in the
history of this state. And it's not just here in Ohio because the A
c l U was the driving force behind this. They're already worth They're already
similar in Oregon. And now they've got their site set on on forty nine
other states. And they can do it here, they can do it anywhere.
Andrew, I'm going to be standing at the border. I live in
Kentucky. I'm going to be standing at the border because we have some very
very specific restrictions on abortions in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. I'm going to be
standing at the border, waiting for the ACLU, waiting for the infantasidist,
waiting for the baby killers to come, and telling people like Savannah Mannics and
the rest of my legislators, don't let this ever happen in our state.
We will be a we will be a sanctuary state for life in Kentucky.
Now that Ohio has done this, and and you know, the funny thing
is so in a very short period of time, we're going to have a
presidential election on coming up and a state that went for Donald Trump by what
was a five points? Was it more than that? Here? I'll have
I think it was a little bit more that. Yeah, yeah, I
think it is. You know that just passed the most liberal abortion laws in
the nation. And I'm like trying to wrap my head around how does this
affect future elections and what does this do? I just I the fallout is
going to continue for some time. And I'm I'm just stunned, Andrew.
I mean that's the word, it's stunned. And and thank you for saying
Carrie, Jeff, thank you for saying what you said. I think it's
I think it's I think what you said is a beautiful statement. You know
you're gonna stand at the border and say not here, not on my watch.
I like that. Andrew, thank you so much for your time tonight,
and I will leave you as we leave this half hour Dan with this
Isaiah five twenty. They say what is right is wrong, and what is
wrong is right, and what is sweet is bitter, and what is bitter
is sweet. We're all upside down in bass Ackward right now in this society,
and it was prophesied in the Old Testament thousands of millennia ago. And
the news or what's passing for news, and the election results are next,
and we'll continue into the next impressive research right there, seven hundred WLW Hey,
Cincinnati. It's former Bengal and Pro Football Hall of Famer Anthony Munos,
the Anthony Munhos Foundations, achievements and goals with it. It's me, Dave,
Open up, man, I got the stuff. It's me, Dave
Man up. I got the stuff. It's Dave Man. Open up.
I think the cops saw me come in here. It's it's Dave Man.
Will you open up? I got the stuff with me. Dave Man,
Open up, Dave, Yeah, Dave, come on, Man, open
up. I think the cops I'm not here. Open up the doors to
day Dave the door. Yeah, Dave. You know no, didn't worry
about that in Ohio anymore. Recreational marijuana has passed. Got the stuff?
I got The stuff is shoe too. It doesn't matter whether Dave's there or
not. You can get you read. But you've got to be twenty one.
Got to be twenty one. That's important. Now, if you're going
to end the life of an unborn baby in your pre pubescent womb, then
you can do that without your parents' consent, perfectly Issue one in the language
of issue one. If you want to change the body that God has given
you. According to Issue one, you can do that without your parents consent
as well. But thank God there's protections. So if you're gonna buy pot,
you gotta be twenty one. But see we Gary Klick made a great
point on this earlier tonight that the rights guarantee to us in the Constitution right
right. No rights given to us by God. And that's why a government
guaranteed to us. They come from the Creator, from God. The right,
the right to bear arms, the right to freedom of speech, the
right right to freedom of religion. All of those rights in the Bill of
Rights enumerated are given to us by God, by God. The government.
This in the Ohio Constitution is not granted by God. It's granted by man.
Yes, exactly, so all of you, which means it's doomed to
fail who are celebrating this tonight, just remember these were men who gave this
right to you, and one day they can very well take it away.
Chris and Westchester your comments, I've got two minutes for you, my friend,
and so I know that's limiting you greatly, but you are on the
air. Go okay. First of all, gentlemen, I'm glad to hear
you both in the studio. I think that's an amazing thing. First of
all, remember what you're dealing with here. Okay, we're talking about a
group of people who decided that their mascot was going to be the reproductive system
of a tree. That tells you the mentality that you're dealing with. Okay,
because let's be honest, a buckeye is just the sperm sack of the
tree. Second, if you're stoned, can you still go get the abortion
if you're under twenty one? That one I don't get either. That one
doesn't make any sense to me. That one's really and there's a reason why
we don't club baby seals anymore. I don't understand how these people, these
opponents of these things, don't realize that we are a visual society. We
don't club baby seals anymore because they showed us video of baby seals being clubbed,
so now we don't do that anymore. You would think that these people
who are against this issue would have said, you know what you want to
see what you're about to do. This is what you're about to do,
and showed it to them, Especially in twenty twenty three, when, well,
why not? We have a free society now, our television is pretty
much uncensored. Now, why not we were able to show you the clubbing
of baby seals and the killing of animals and elephants and tiger and all these
other things. Why can't we show the well, Chris, Chris, Chris,
you're absolutely correct. The proponents of Issue one, the infenticide gang of
the ACLU, and the planned parenthood and the abortion industry, which is it
is an industry. It makes a lot of money from killing unborn babies.
They did not hesitate in telling lies or anything else. If the if the
side against Issue one had been really serious and really wanted to spend the money,
they would have showed everyone what an abortion looks like at twenty two weeks,
at thirty six weeks, they would have showed nine months. They would
have showed the graphic pictures of what the reality is. But they didn't have
the I don't know, if they didn't have the backbone or the cooonist,
they would never put it on the air. They did not have They did
not have the testicular fortitude to go through with it. And that's the thing
is, you would have thought well, there were some stations that probably would
have done it. They might not have been the main ones, but I'm
pretty sure they could have got that message out there, either by Internet or
something. But you would have thought by now, listen, we'rey visual society
now. All educations out the window. All kind of being informed is out
the window. Unless you have a screen in front of you, you're not
considered an informed personally to fight, so use that weapon to fight barbarism.
You've got to use barbarism. And I think Hamas is understanding that right now.
Uh. And the supporters of the so called Palestinian people, which is
a made up culture and tribe, Rasheda to leave is a member of a
false ethnicity because there's no such thing as Palestinian people. I know I'm veering
off the strand here, but those of those of us in this country who
are supporting the genocide and the atrocities that were committed by Himas and poo pooing
Israel for their response, simply don't understand, just like the people who voted
yes an issue one to don't understand. I've done lots of empirical research with
marijuana in my life, so I pretty much understand issue too, and I
got to stop. I don't. I'm not saying that I made the best
decisions when I was under the influence of such things. I'm just saying I
have a pretty good understanding of what it does and what it doesn't do,
and whether I think it should be legal recreationally or not. It's it's certainly
not as nearly an as big an issue of whether you can end a human
life or not. And when that's that, it's possible. But that's the
world that we live in now, is that any person can make that decision
about their reproductive health. If it doesn't matter what your age is, you're
the one in control of that. But when it comes to, you know,
having a little hit of the bongd No, you gotta be twenty one
to do that. They say, what is in what world? Does that
make any sense at all? They say, what is right is wrong and
what is wrong is right? They say, what is black as white and
what is white as black? They say what is sweet is bitter and what
is bitter is sweet. Goes back to the prophecy of Isaiah chapter five,
verse twenty, and that is exactly what is going on with our society.
Now it's all upside down in bast awkward stand. We've been going down this
road for a long time. Tomorrow night, Gary, Jeff, I get
to sit in the chair that you're sitting in, yes, sir, And
I've got a couple of things coming up. Freedom of speech has been under
attack for a long long time. And Jim Jordan has revealed new information about
how the again, how the twenty twenty election was interfered with by yet another
federal agency, the Department of Homeland Security and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency
was according to Jim Jordan, and he's got a document that shows this again
suppressing the speech of the American people. So we'll be talking about that.
Also, the manifesto from the shooter in Nashville's come out. Gays against Groomers
put out a great statement on that, and Jamie Michelle from Gays Against Groomer
is going to be here to talk about that. And also that's awesome.
What time has that happening. I've got her schedule, I think ten thirty
five tomorrow. I'll try and stay awake for that. And also the judge
hearing the trial of Donald Trump in New York. Did you hear what he
said earlier this week when Trump was on the stand, he said, I
don't need to hear from you. I'm not here. This is a bench
trial. This is the defendant speaking in his own defense. You are there
specifically for that reason. There is some good news. Incumbent to Reeves,
Tate Reeves has won in Mississippi. Thank god, so that that is a
sanity. Gubernatorial chair held on to my friend Dan was second amendment. Friend
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Thank you, Gary Jeff. It was fun tonight. I was a
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on seven hundred WLW, Gary Jeff, I took the time to talk to
my favorite Second Amendment advocate, and I tell you what the policies of this
particular administration. It's the finest example of why we need a second Amendment.
And a guy's no greater a spokesperson do I know than demand behind Good gunbadguy
dot com. The one and only Dan was rejoins his Hello Dan, Hey,
Gary Jeff, thanks for having me on your show. As always,
it's always good conversation. And being election night, man, it's important in
a very important day. Yeah, absolutely it is, because we have seen
and there's some lights at the end of the tunnel if they're not oncoming trains.
Dan, I just heard a report yesterday where the squad members are facing
primary opponents Democrats. So we may be soon rid of ourselves of the likes
of Rashida Talib and AOC and Ilana Omar and some of the others. They're
apparently they're on the way out. Well, talib is H is in some
trouble because of her anti Semitic behavior and her pro Hamas you know, you
know that that the insurrection on October seventh. Yeah, she was, she
was responsible for it, and so I hope not only does she have challenger,
a challenger that beats her, but that she is held accountable. Just
like the January sixth people are still sitting in prison right now, which is
unjust as far as I'm concerned. One of the guys from the Proud Boys
wasn't even there, It wasn't even in the same state, and he's in
jail because of that that event. So Rashida to leave, she should probably
face the same level of prosecution a dude got prison for a meme about Hillary
Clinton in twenty sixteen. Yeah, I mean, this is not the way
the founders had it set up. Anything that you focus in the Second Amendment
camp or especially focusing on and looking at right now, Dan Well, I
mean, there's there's always stuff going on. Every state. We're trying to
push back on, you know, so called assault weapons ban. Some states
are pushing for more legislation on that. Illinois is trying to do an assault
weapons ban, and then they're they're trying to restrict people's Fifth Amendment white rights
by making them register all there now newly illegal firearms. So what they did
basically was they they said, well, these are all illegal now, and
now if you have them, we want a list of all your firearms so
you can incriminate, basically incriminate yourself. Now. At the same point,
it's a horrible Illinois, New York, California all trying to do the same
thing. They're all trying to create these sensitive locations that are my lovely governor
up here in New York. Started the same thing as happening, you know,
in a bunch of different states where they're trying to you know, New
Mexico is trying to do the same thing, create all these locations where you
can't carry a firearm. They're they're creating danger danger. Look, you know,
dangerous locations, death zones when they when they don't let people you know,
enter the firearm. The same thing happened that recently in that bowling alley.
It was a gun free zone and people got killed because they had to
leave their guns out in their in their vehicles. No doubt, no doubt
about it and and crazy people will always be crazy. I wish we'd take
a long, hard look at that in this country, about what has happened
since all of the mental institutions closed back in the seventies. Yeah, you
and I have talked about that. That's that's disturbing, because what do we
not want to offend people? So we're willing to have them get killed?
I mean, you have people die because we don't want to offend people by
by putting them in a hospital where they could get help. Come on,
it's it's insane. Well, uh, the insanity continues as we're watching the
election results tonight. Dan was thank you very much for always being a voice
of calm, a voice of reason, a little bit of calmed the eye
of the storm, and because you just you have all the facts man,
and I appreciate it. Well, thanks pal. I appreciate having me on
in anytime. Give give me a shout whenever you want to talk Second Amendment
stuff. You got it, good gun, bad guy dot com check it
out. And with that we leave you this evening on election night. The
results are in, and either you're happy or you're not. My thanks to
Dan Carroll and to all of our guests, including Dan was just you heard
him there. We now honor America with the Star Spangled Benner our national anthem.
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