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the talk station. It's seven thirty three fifty five KOCD talk station. Happy
Tuesday. We have national politics dominating the news, of course, whether it's
a Secret Service director or Joe Biden stepping down Kamala Harris antics the fixes in
the coup, But we also have local politics we really need to stay focused
on, and that may be one of the reasons Joe Biden's out because down
ballot races are extremely important and joining us to talk about down ballot races.
George Burnhman is also going to have to give us the details about the meeting
tomorrow night at the farm with some really important candidates speaking. Welcome, George
Brounman, It's good to have you back on the program. I hope you're
well, my friend, I am Brian. Thank you for having me.
How are you feeling about the local races? I mean, in terms of
positivity or negativity. I don't know if there's any local polling done with regard
to like Hamilton County Proskey and Melissa Powers race, or Jim Neal's race or
Commissioner's races. They don't tend to get analyzes like national races do for obvious
reasons. But do you have any inside baseball on how things are lining up
here in Hamilton County? George, Before we get to the details on the
event, No, I do not. Actually, my sense is just the
national levels and chaos, and we're feeling similar things here in Hamilton County because
we went from purple to being a totally blue county. And I get the
feeling people are frustrated with what's going on, but they don't know what to
do about it, or they don't identify what the true problem is. I
mean, like you said, at that national level, there's just absolute chaos,
yeah, and just a domino of crazy stuff. But at the local
level, I think the most important thing to people who live in Hamilton County
is what's happening with the courts, the prosecutor's office, the sheriff's office.
I mean, we've seen this transition from basically an entirely Republican bench to now
an entirely Democrat bench, and the stories you hear. I do have some
friends that work downtown in the Public Defender's office, and the stories are just
crazy. You know, violent offenders being let go. Basically the outcome of
your trial is a function of who you are, what you look like,
and where you live. It's just crazy stuff. So I mean, locally,
I can't think of a bigger issue than you know, what's happening with
public safety and what's happening with the rule of law. So amen, and
you know what, George, we're gonna break here because we're gonna put a
little more flesh on the bones what you just said, but also talk about
the event. What bothers me is if we didn't have Hamilton County Prosecute Melissa
Powers and her Facebook account to give us reports kind of real time about no
bonds, own recognizance, bonds, light sentences from these left wing judges.
There's no local reporting on any of it. We don't have any concept of
how bad things are in connection with the judicial system and criminal justice generally speaking.
Paused, George is going to tell us all about the event and in
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Chuck Ingram on fifty five KRC, The Talk Stage fifty five ker Cede Talk
Station, Brian Thomas with George Brennman pivoting over to local races. Hamilton County's
got some big, big, big races, and we're hopefully really really pushing
for Hamilon County proskecut and Melissa Powers to stay in her role as Hamilon County
Prosecutor. We hope Jim Neal gets elected as sheriff and Adam Taylor joins the
Hamilton County Commissioners provided voice, well, at least a different opinion from the
lockstep uniform voice of the Democrats which control the county. George Brenneman, going
back to law enforcement, are you with me on the lack of reporting and
a lack of awareness I guess among greater Cincinnati folks and Hamilton County residents about
crime out there. Absolutely, you were just reporting this morning about it stabbing
right down the street from Saint William Church. I mean, it's crazy how
it has expanded to every neighborhood. I mean, you would think that area
would be fairly safe. But it's getting everywhere and nobody's really hearing about it.
You get some word of mouth, But Melissa has got to work cut
out for her. I mean, even if she does bring charges against people,
what are the chances we get a fair trial. It's so this social
justice is just out of control. Anytime you put another word in front of
the word justice, I think we've got a problem. I mean, it's
just justice or not justice. There's no other kind. And you know,
the whole idea that law is supposed to be blind. I have no confidence
in that anymore. We've got to get back to where people can expect that,
you know, a jury of their peers are going to come to logical
conclusions, non emotional ones. And what is happening is just so important.
We're down to our last you know, foothold against just being overrun in Hamilton
County. Melissa is, you know, our endgame, last last chance of
safety, and she's just incredibly important. You know, her opponent is a
well known Democrat, but I don't think she has any experience at all in
prosecutors. Yeah, and that's what early worries mean back. Yeah, I
mean, you can have a tough on crime democrat, I will acknowledge that
is a possibility, But you want someone that's got experience in the job,
and clearly Melissa Powers is the person in the race that has experience. And
of course, I you know, listen reminds me of the old Tracy Hunter
problem. I mean, she has zero experience to be a judge. Now
we've got someone who at least can you know, talk coherently. But is
she really a prosecutor? I don't think so. No, I don't think
so either. And for folks who are want to stay up on the illustrations
of what we're talking about, since we don't see a lot of it,
you know from local news. Melissa Powers, Hamilton County Prosecutor is the name
of her Facebook page. I'm just looking at some bond updates. She recently
posted own recognizance bonds. You got sexual fender registry vile, you got all
kinds of really horrific aggravated assaults and drug arrests, and people are let out
on the street on their own recognizance, which is no bail whatsoever. So
let's pivot over to the event that's taking place tomorrow night at the farm where
we can all help out by showing up and listening and maybe getting engaged in
some of these local campaigns, George, And that is the key. We've
got to do something other than just sit around and whine and moan and listen
to other people wine and moan. It's got to be about action. So
tomorrow night at the farm in Dell High, we're going to have a podcast
at six during the dinner hour, So come and eat and you can listen
and get some information. Adam and Jim Neil will be our speakers on the
podcast. Joe does a great job. I mean there's a lot of noise
at that place, but the last couple of podcasts have turned out excellent.
Yes, Strecker is a podcast guy. I'll give him a free plug.
You know, I do owe him a lot. And I'm not doing this
because it keeps me out of trouble. Joe does a wonderful job producing podcast.
So if you're interested in starting your own podcast, just get in touch
with Joe Strecker. But he'll be doing this and he said he'll have his
tip jar out George. There you go, Okay, desserts from the from
the table there he settle sign autographs to George. There you go. He
did last month. Somebody came up and said, I've never met him before.
It was really cool. Well, he is a select We just started
the podcast to get the you know, the audience involved early on. It's
an easy way to get a ton of information out very fast, and you're
already going to be there eating dinners. So it worked out great. And
and from my perspective, having an audience and hearing immediate feedback was such a
different experience as just sitting here with the headphones on, you know, saying
stuff, No doubt about it. It's cool. Well, let's let's talk
about Jim Neil. He's going to be there, Charmie McGuffey, and Jim
is another one of those that's a no brainer if you ask me. I
at least when he was sheriff, he never lost his car or his gun.
I mean, give me a break, I know. And I think
by all reports, morale in the sheriff's department was much higher under Sheriff Neil
than it is currently. It wouldst have to be. You got to have
somebody that's willing to support you, and you can't be afraid to do your
job, which is the problem I think we're seeing right now is that if
you're an officer that's going up against you know, a defendant or whoever is
committing an act, your first thought shouldn't be, well, wait a minute,
I'm white, he's not. I'm going to get in trouble if I
do something. It should be he's breaking the law. I got to do
something about it. And I think Jim's got that perspective. He definitely has
always had a feel for the community. I remember back in twenty twelve when
he first ran, he was at our meetings every month and talking to anybody
that'll come up to him. So I Jim's really involved in the community.
He's got a great feel for the job, excellent candidate, and a really
a fine human being in his own right. I mean, moving away from
the job qualifications and his record, which I think is a very successful one.
He can run on having been in the job before. It's kind of
like Donald Trump in a way. But he's just a real, truly good
man in his heart. Yes, yeah, and I think that counts are
something absolutely, and so is Adam Kaylor. Adam is a brilliant guy.
Gottley, is he innovative or what truly just talk to me for five minutes
and you're gonna hear like six ideas for how to come at, you know,
different problems or create businesses that will solve the problems. Adam's a real
out of the box kind of guy. I's onto those kinds of solutions.
What we've been doing for the last you know, fifty years here is not
going to work moving forward. We got we got to come up with something
different, and I think Adam's great for that. He would really shake up
what's going down at Hamilton County. So I think that's he's another excellent choice.
He's new on the scene, he's running couple of times, but you
just got to come out and listen to him. He's amazing and just where
he's thinking about things. Yeah, really really unique perspectives on the Bengals stadium
too. He does that. And he's also a very uplifting guy. He's
not a gloom and doomy you know, you know, we're all going to
die kind of person, just very positive right, always says a great message.
And the fourth person that's going to be there, I guess speaking Logan
Peterson, who I understand is the Ohio election integrity director for Trump's what's he
going to be talking about? So I heard his presentation a couple of weeks
ago up in Warren County. So they're going to be talking about what their
focus is for the election, to try and shut down some of the fraud.
Hamley County is a little bit unique. We actually have paper ballants,
Butler County does not, and to me, that's just unfathomable. If you
don't have a receipt for your vote, how the heck do you double check
it. But he's going to be talking about their approach. We've got a
conversation today to getting ready for that and that I think he's not focusing on
some of the major problems with dropboxes, and we've got to find a way
to solve that as well. But Logan's there to give us the perspective on
where they're heading now, and it's our chance to influence where they go before
November. So it's extremely important. I think everyone's of the opinion that if
we only count valid votes, it's going to look dramatically different than it did
in twenty twenty. So I think that's an extremely important thing to discuss.
Sounds like it is to me too, George Brunman, I do not disagree
that event again tomorrow night at the farm. Jostrekker will put the details up
at fifty five care Sea dot com. I'm a podcast page again. What
is the start time? People need to get at to the farm by what
time? Georgia. So the door's open at five point thirty the dinner so
you can pick what you want and just pave it for what you want.
I recommend the desserts that begins at six pm. We'll start the podcast right
after that, and then the speakers will begin the meeting at around seven pm.
We tend to get everybody out there by eight thirty, so it's not
extremely long. It will definitely be informative. George Renaman, You've been informative
this morning, and I appreciate your coming on the program to tell us all
about it and keep up the great work. I know you're involved and engage
and I'll echo your sentiments and comments. Get involved, Get engaged. Do
something, even if it's just writing a check. Small contribution will be accepted.
Put a yard sign in your front yard, knock on doors on behalf
of someone in the you know, Melissa Powers or Jim Nei or Adam Kaylor,
just get involved. Every little bit counts. George, We'll talk again
real soon and I wish you all the success tomorrow evening. Thanks Grazy Brian,
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