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Day Extra special Wednesday, considering that
we have joined the fifty five KERC Morning

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Show. Now the return of Congressman
Warren Davidson, followed by Congressman Brad Winsor

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for a full hour in studio after
the top of the hour, Welcome back

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Congressman Warren Davidson, live from the
RNC of Milwaukee. Hey, it's an

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honor to join you, Brian,
thanks for having me on this morning.

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A real pleasure to have you on. And first off, I just want

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to get an atmosphere check. I
talked to Claire Corkran, commissioner from Claremont

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County. Claire Corkran, who I
know, you know, and she sounds

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oh my god, last couple of
days she's been on the program, just

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so excited. The atmosphere everyone's positive. The reaction to JD. Vans has

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so far been pretty strong and positive. I wanted to get your reaction on

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the mood of the convention. And
you're also a reaction to Trump's selection of

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JD. Vance given the huge bench, very qualified, qualified folks that could

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have been vice his vice presidential selection. Congressman. Yeah, I mean,

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look, it's a great week.
It's celebratory and especially so because frankly,

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Donald Trump rarely missed being assassinated.
I mean, it's just unbelievable the number

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of failures that that happened are alleged
to have happened as failures. I mean,

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at this point, I think it
takes more faith believe there was negligence

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than MAOIs oh yeah, uh yeah, you are, you're you're in my

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listening audience territory on that one.
I have so many people believing that this

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is in some way intentional, intentional. That's how much faith we've lost in

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our government at this point that our
secret service charged with protecting not only just

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the president, the Vice president United
States, and other noted notables, but

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also the candidate Donald Trump, former
president of the United States of America.

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He's got Secret Service protection all the
time. That they could fail so epically,

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just automatically, in these troubled times
we live in, raise concerns that

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well they wanted it to happen,
well something I don't know, I don't

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know how far it goes, but
you know, not securing that building and

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looking at at the things around that, It's just it's just inconceivable to me

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that it takes just so much extreme
negligence to add it up that you start

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going, well, what would other
explanations be? And you know, we'll

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follow the facts where they are.
But you know, obviously the number one

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person to blame is the shooter.
But but the security failure should have prevented

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that, frankly, and you could
go on all day. So there's just

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a lot of conversation about that,
and frankly, just an amazing relief and

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then a celebration like, okay,
well we're still on track, things are

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going well. President Trump couldn't have
responded in a more inspiring way that you

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know, boldly comes back up right
away. Fight fight, fight, and

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it's like, yeah, that's the
mood here. We're gonna fight and you

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know, using our system, not
with the way that they try to take

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out Trump. But you know,
we're gonna get out the vote, we're

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gonna work at every level. We're
gonna win these races, and we're gonna

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put Donald Trump back in the White
House and give them the kinds of majorities

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that we can get things done with. And so, you know, I

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think JD. Vance is the right
guy to do that for a couple of

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reasons. One, you know,
it sends a clear signal that this is

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a not about one campaign, It's
about a movement that is going to take

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a long time. So you go
to one of the youngest guys that President

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Trump was considering. And I think
the other thing it sends is here's somebody

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who changed their mind about Donald Trump
and you know, didn't start out liking

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Donald Trump and took a look at
the results and took a look at everything

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else and said I can get behind
that. I believe in that. That's

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exactly what we need for our country. And the other thing that says is

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Donald Trump's a guy that doesn't hold
a grudge. They did try to describe

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him as this monster, demon guy. No one believed that about him before

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and now you know, before he
ran for office, and despite all of

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the billion of dollars of media and
earned media and everything else they spent trying

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to assassinate Donald Trump's character in the
press. You look at JD. Vance's

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pick and go, well, he
doesn't hold a grudge. There he got

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over things. And now JD Vance
is his VP pick. Well, and

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you have addressed and I think in
a very positive a very positive and I'll

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say spin not to be pejorative about
it, but a positive spin on a

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message that some of my listeners are
concerned about, which is he did have

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some pretty, you know, terrible
things to say about but Donald Trump,

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going back to twenty sixteen. But
you know, on the heels of comments

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like that, I had a listener
call in and remind everybody, and I

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thought it was a wonderful point.
Ronald Reagan was a Democrat for most of

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his political life before he ended up
becoming the best Republican president around. And

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I have noted and noted this morning
as well. Donald Trump hasn't always been

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a Republican, you know. I
mean, people are willing to forgive someone

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if it's in their own best interest, and I think it has the time

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to forgive JD. Advance for a
few comments he made back in twenty sixteen.

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Well, if Donald Trump can forgive
him, yeah, I don't know

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why somebody else would hold a grudge. Excellent point in Congressman Davidson. We're

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gonna pause, right, No,
We'll bring Congresman Davidson back for a few

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more thoughts about the convention, what's
coming up on the plate today and the

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Make America Safe Again, which I
think is a very very positive message for

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talk station Brian Thomas with Congressman Warren
Davidson talking from the RNC. Congressman Davidson,

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I have to ask you because there
I've circled your name in the article

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jd Vance now vice presidential choice,
of course, if the Trump team wins,

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he's going to be vice president of
the United States of America, opening

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up a Senate seat. Lots of
names swirling around, and oh look,

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Warren Davidson, one of the names
in local news. Would you take that

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job if you were asked? Warren
Davidson, Well, that's a different way

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to phrase the question. And a
lot depends on the outcome of the selection.

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And you know, I'm honored.
I've got a lot of things out

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there in a decision matrix that we
continue to refine and take a look at

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on about November fifth or sixth and
see what I am going to do next

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or continue doing as we do it. But right now I'm focused on this

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election. I'm on the ballot,
trying to get re elected to another term

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and the House of Representatives and be
able to get out there and do the

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things that are going to make us
a restore government small enough to fit within

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the Constitution, which says we got
our work cut out for us. Wonderful,

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wonderful political response, Congressman Davidson,
we got your back here in the

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morning show. Congressman, you are
going to get re elected. I know

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your constituents. They're wonderful people,
and they know you do a fantastic job.

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And I think it's right that your
name is on this list, whether

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or not you actually get tapped for
the Senate spot or not. We know

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your politics and you have a demonstrably
wonderful record in that regard. Onto the

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convention. What's the topic today?
I guess yesterday was make America safe again.

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Republicans are definitely on the right side
of law enforcement as we approach Nomber.

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Yeah, look, you know it
was really cool. We're at the

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convention and I'm walking out one of
the access points at the end of the

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evening last night and there's Cincinnati Police. I'm like, I've got Cincinnati Police

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up here protecting this place. It
was really cool. So, you know,

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you're pulling departments from all over,
but it was especially cool to see

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Cincinnati Police Department up here and doing
a great job. And so, yeah,

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it's an amazing effort. Securities tight
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the problem is it's not always tight
everywhere around the country. And while you

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even have good police departments, sometimes
they're being told to effectively stand down and

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they don't feel like they can do
their jobs. You've got great cops essentially

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just you know, biding their time
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miserable for lots of people. And
then on the other hand, I see

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some of these young guys that are
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in the forest. They have always
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go out there and do it,
and you know, they get frustrated when

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they find a case. They find
the bad guys, and then they send

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them to judges. And at the
most basic level. You know, you

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look at a society, don't hurt
people, don't take their stuff. Society

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could exist just fine if people could
get along with that. And so you

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get judges that try to make it
right when somebody does for someone else or

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take their stuff, and we are
seeing that fail over and over again in

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Hamilton County. It's disappointing. Good
news in Butler County, just up the

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road. That rarely happens. What
nice shot Congress and David. But it's

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accurate, it's so true. And
that's a very very profound reminder gop judges

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dot com for the Hamilton County voters
who got to remember to vote the down

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ballot races, most notably the judicial
races, because we do need tough on

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crime judges along with Hamilton County Prosecute
Melissa Powers, she needs to be re

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elected so we can fulfill this this
criminal justice leg that's so important, the

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deterrence leg. If you commit crime, if you are violent and evil to

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your fellow man, you are going
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of the criminal jugs system, and
it's the one that really works. They

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have really kicked that leg out and
people realize they're not going to face any

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penalties if they go around and commit
vile behavior, and it just creates this

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vicious cycle that can be fixed if
we just pay attention when we vote.

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Yeah, look, you can see
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the most visible cases was in New
York City, where the city was so

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terrible. Turists would come and go, oh, yeah, here's where all

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the counterfeit goods are, and here's
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where all the sex stuff is.
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and you're like, well, if
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this, surely the police know it. And the answer, of course they

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do. They tolerated, and you
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what you tolerate. You saw in
New York City when Mayor Rudy Giuliani was

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there. They started changing the approach
and the results changed, and the same

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thing can happen Cincinnati. We make
it a place where people want to go

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out at night, they can bring
their families, come down and watch the

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reds Bill on a winning streak,
and come back and watch the Bengals.

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You know, get past the NFL
refs and defeat the Chiefs and go to

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the super Bowl and win. At
this time, go out and watch out

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c Cincinnati, stay in first place, see some of our great restaurants and

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be out downtown. Things will be
great. And a lot of the districts

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you can do that, and you
can do that in Cincinnati at times.

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But there are times where people feel
unsafe and that just shouldn't continue to exist.

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And if we do what you said, gop Judges dot com, elect

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umless of Powers and others. You
know, that's the path that you go

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on. It's a choice, it
really is. What's the subject matter of

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today's convention? I think there seems
to be a theme going on on a

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daily basis there. Yeah, you
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don't have today's theme yet. Get
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We'll go there. We'll get the
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the theme. But you know,
I thought we had some great speeches last

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night. I thought that Governor DeSantis
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Carson did a nice job. There
was a mom whose son was killed in

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Afghanistan. Yeah, you know,
just tragic cases where you know, people

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are being killed by drugs that are
poisoned with Sentinel, and they're doing a

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great job of highlighting there's real consequences
for these failed policies that Joe Biden has

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presided over anybody speaking directly to the
border issue, because clearly the border is

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part of the reason we have a
drug problem in this country. Yeah,

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I mean, that'll definitely be one
of the prominent things. And who knows,

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there maybe even some charts that President's
Trump didn't quite get through on Saturday,

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you look at illegal immigration. Everyone
told Joe Biden this was going to

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be the result if you kept these
policies or implemented them and you delete the

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policies that were working under President Trump. And so they didn't change these policies

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despite the implications of them. They
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in because of the implications. And
now when we're trying to make sure that

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no illegals vote in our elections,
no dimmer. Well, okay, five

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Democrats voted with us to say,
yeah, you should have to prove that

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you're a citizen when you register to
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important is, you know, so
many states, including Ohio, you have

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motor voter laws, and so when
someone goes into the Bureau motor vehicles,

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they can get a license or whatever, but they're automatically being registered to vote.

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In our state. Our Secretary of
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say, yeah, this person's legit, this person's not, and follow up

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to be able to say, yeah, we either add this person to the

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voter registration or we don't. But
in states like California and New York,

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Illinois wherever, they're not doing that
work. And you know the answer is,

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oh, well, you know,
you have to be a citizen to

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vote in a federal election anyway.
But you've got in California things saying,

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well, if you're not a citizen, you can't vote in federal elections,

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would you like us to send you
a local ballot or whatever? So they

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get ballot harvesting and every other thing. There's no real enforcement mechanism, and

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so we're trying to get that done
ahead of this election. There's so many

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layers to this, Brian, I
mean, HUD supposed to provide housing for

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people that run into a time of
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They're out there trying to put ballot
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There are no dollars appropriated to HUD
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why Democrats are trying to use HUT
for this purpose. And you mentioned enforcement

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mechanism. Think about this on the
heels of our most you know, moments

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ago conversation about them not prosecuting criminals
who commit heinous crimes. What's the likelihood

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they're actually going to go after someone
and prosecute them for casting an illegal vote.

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Well, and the other part is
the harm is already there. Yes,

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you know, the election is over
deposited. You can't find which ballot

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that was and say you know,
because you don't you have some ananimity after

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the fact on the vote. So
that has to be done on frond.

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And you know, look, our
state has voter idea. It's hard for

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me to understand states that don't have
voter idea. I don't even know how

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you can say you had it on
a selection as you came and tell me

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who voted. Excellent point, as
always with Congressman Warren Davidson. It's actually

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the today is make America strong again. According to my Executi producer Joe Strekker,

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who is an Internet research guru guy, and he found the answer to

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the question. So make America strong
again, Congress War and Davidson's the man

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to do that. Keep up the
great work, Congressman. Thanks for the

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time he spent with my listeners of
me today, and save travels on your

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way back and enjoy the balance of
the convention. We got our fingers crossed

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out here. Yeah, we'll do
Thanks Brian, God bless you and all

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