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Bill cunning In the Great American.
Coming up later were the Congressman Warren Davidson

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about the budget deficits and all the
things happening in Washington, in the fact,

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the Republicans keep continuing resolutions as far
as I can see, never dealing

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with issues. But about ten o'clock
this morning, a couple hours ago,

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the US Supreme Court ruled nine Zip
nine Zip to Colorado or Michigan or Maine,

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the secretaries of States, etc.
Cannot keep a presidential candidate off the

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ballot under section three of the Siver
of the fourteenth Amendment. And it's up

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to the Congress to set the rules, not up to individual state elections officers.

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Jonaan you and I now, is
Frank LaRose a second cousin of Buddy

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L. Rosa. He's a great
American. Frank LaRose, I wanted to

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get You've only had a couple hours
to review this thing. But I don't

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know if your staff and you have
read the opinion at But as the chief

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election officer, what do you think
about? Even the extreme liberals on the

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US Supreme Court said the Colorado,
Michigan, and Maine can not do what

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they wanted to do. Your reaction, Well, this is a victory for

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the American people. It's a victory
for common sense. This has been a

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desperate attempt from the beginning by the
radical left to try to keep the man

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they most fear off the ballot.
I'll tell you what we did in Ohio.

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Not only did I respond that,
over my dead body, would they

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do that in the Buckeye State?
And we made it very clear, but

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we also I organized a group of
Republican Secretaries of State. We presented an

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amicust brief making it clear that we
have this radical idea that only the voters

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should get to decide who their party's
nominee is, and then they should be

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the ones that get to decide who
their president is. That man will be

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Donald J. Trump in twenty twenty
five, and I look forward to joining

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him and making America great again.
Would it even pass your mom? Would

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you even think about, Well,
you may oppose Joe Biden, you may

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have opposed Kamala Harris, you may
not like the policies of Joe Biden.

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Would you even consider, as the
chief elections officer in state of Ohio to

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say, you know what I think
Joe Biden engaged in insurrection or giving aiden

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comfort to the enemy by doing what
he did in Iran, I rock Afghanistan,

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et cetera. That I'm frank LeRose
and I'm striking the name of Joe

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Biden from Ohio's ballot. Did that
even pass your mind? Pass you pass

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your mind at all? You know
why it didn't, Willy, Because I

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believe in keeping my word and my
oath of office is a solid obligation to

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execute the laws faithfully as written.
I disagree with all of those things that

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Biden has done, and I think
he's been a terrible president, and that's

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why we're going to defeat him this
November. But using the powers of my

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office, abusing the powers of my
office to try to keep him off the

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ballot never cross my mind. Secondly, there are states like Pennsylvania and Michigan

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in which the secretaries of state in
those states do not have complete control of

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elections, like in Ohio and Florida. For example, in Pennsylvania, the

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Pennsylvania voters in each county elect a
chief Elections officer, and that man or

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woman and makes fundamental decisions about where
are the dropboxes, who's on the ballot,

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who's not on the ballot. How
long are the polls open that they

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make all these decisions that should be
statewide or federally. When you get together

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with the other forty nine secretaries of
state, do you think about having a

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more uniform way of determining the ballot
procedures which determine the outcome? Have you

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thought how much luckier we are to
be in Ohio or Florida or Kentucky that

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has functional balloting. But you told
me a few months ago that in Pennsylvania,

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each county kind of sets its own
rules. How's that possible? Well,

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it's foolish. And not only have
I thought about it, I've acted

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on it. I worked with a
group of Republican US congressmen to help get

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a bill written called the ASAC.
It's got over two hundred sponsors in the

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US House. It'll pass the House, but it'll die as long as Chuck

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Schumer is in charge in the US
Senate. That's why it's crucial that I

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beat Sharon Brown this November and go
to the Senate as in a election integrity

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expert, who's actually going to be
able to get the ASAC done. What

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it would do is really take Ohio's
best practices and encourage other states to do

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it. We are the gold standard. We take dead people off the voter

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rules, we check IDs. We
don't send out absentee ballots unless people request

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them. We restrict the use of
dropboxes. We have statewide standards for these

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things. That's something we actually absolutely
need to export to the other forty nine

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states. Lastly, on this issue, Mary Garland, the Attorney General of

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this great country, he said yesterday
Sunday in a commemoration of the Democrats who

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beat up civil rights workers called Bloody
Sunday on the Pettis Bridge, that ID

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laws are fundamentally racist. The implication
is that black folks and brown folks can't

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figure out how to get a driver's
license or get an ID. And he

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said he will work to sue any
state that requires an ID. Now we're

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in a state that requires an ID. I'm not sure in Kentucky you have

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to have an ID. I believe
you do. Out in Ohio, you

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got to show up with an ID, their driver's license, a passport.

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There's all kinds of things to get
an ID, including state issue ID.

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I asked you, Frank LeRose is
making a vote to prove who they are

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is that fundamentally racist? Absolutely not. In fact, the AG's words are

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insulting to people that actually risked their
lives to bring about the great changes that

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happened in the civil rights movement.
By the way, Republicans that were leading

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the charge on that. And you
know, it's like the boy who Cried

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Wolf. When people like Garland claim
that something as simple as proving your identity

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is racist, pretty soon nothing is
racist. We need to be clear when

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something is actually racist and call it
out so that we can fight it.

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Photo ID is not and infect it's
something that the best majority of Ohio and

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support. Well, you're the Secretary
of State, and I can think this

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is a great ruling. And to
me as an American, when you have

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the three extreme liberals including Kaitanyi Jackson
ruling with Clarence Thomas and with Sam Elee

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and with Roberts and with Kavanaugh and
with Gorset, you have the three liberals

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joining with the Republicans, I think
the message is can we be less partisan?

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There are things that bind us together
as Americans irrespective of D or R

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type politics. And I thought it
was a good thing that the liberals said

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we can't have this but that's not
the approach of the radical left in many

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parts of our country that simply want
to sue the guy, indict the guy,

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I strike his name from the ballot. And I was somewhat heartened by

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the idea that even liberals have figured
out some of the stuff that holds us

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together is more important than simply politics. Is that your read also absolutely we

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believe that the people are the ultimate
authority. The only permission that you have

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to govern as a secretary of State
or a US senator, as a president

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comes from the people, and that
can only happen when they have the option

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of choosing who their nominee for president's
going to be. I think these justices

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knew that even though the partisan side
of them wanted to try to keep Trump

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off the ballot, that they would
have ended up on the wrong side of

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history, and that would have been
a cloud over the rest of their careers.

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And I would have hoped that if
Ruth Gater Ginsburg had lived, and

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she said back in twenty sixteen that
she did not want Donald Trump to be

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the president, and that's Ruth Bader
Ginsburg. I thought that was a terrible

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act for a impartial justice to say, but a lot of what was ruled

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on today was fundamentally the same kind
of issue that Ruth Bader Ginsburg said should

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be overturned, should be overruled.
So I hope this quiets down the partisanship

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by some in Michigan and Colorado and
Maine and about fourteen other states that had

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bills and proposals to strike his name
from the ballot. I can only think

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of if the vote was five to
four, possibly the partisanship would increase instead

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of decrease. But with a nine
zip ruling that you can't do that strike

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Donald Trump's name from the ballot,
maybe that'll hold some water. Now let's

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turn the page to page two,
which a little bit of politics. You're

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running against the corse of Burnt Marino
and Matt Dolan to take the place of

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to run against Shared Brown, which
is the Bernie Sanders of the of the

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state of Ohio. Is Shared Brown
very liberal? There's a commercial running in

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which you appear to be endorsing far
left wing liberal positions. And I would

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note that Richard K. Jones,
the Sheriff of Butler County, not exactly

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a liberal kind of a guy,
has endorsed you over the other two,

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which to me speaks a lot.
How do you respond to that video clip

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that has you endorsing certain left wing
causes, Well, it's desperation by Bernie

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Moreno's team. He's trying to sell
Ohioans a lemon, and they're not buying

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it. They want a real,
proven conservative. That's who I am.

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Now. I don't have the millions
of dollars of personal wealth to spend that

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he's spending, But what I do
have is the trust of Ohioans. They

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know that I am a family values
conservative who has fought for life, fought

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for gun rights. Bernie Moreno has
a very shifty record on these things.

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He has changed his views just in
recent years. He was for gun control,

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he was for funding planned parenthood,
and now who claims that he's a

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conservative. Ohioans aren't buying it.
They don't trust him, and his campaign

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is getting desperate and just plain old
making things up about me. There are

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many times I'll receive a letter to
sign something. I do videos three or

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four a week. Someone gets hold
of me and say, can you congratulate

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this group? Can you congratulate this
married couple after thirty years of marriage?

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Can you do this? Can you
do that? Can you sign this a

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note? Can you sign an autograph? And I think you were offering congratulations

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to a group on their anniversary,
and you don't endorse the goals of the

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group, but this is a kindly
thing you did in your mind that's metastasized

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into this issue. Am I offering
that? Yeah, that's it. Listen.

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As the Ohio Secretary of State,
I'm the Secretary of State for all

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people, including those that I agree
with and those that I disagree with.

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Groups ask us to celebrate their anniversary. I thought that was an innocuous enough

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thing to do, even though I
don't agree with that group. I was

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just telling them happy anniversary. My
record is clear on this. I have

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fought the radical trans agenda in Ohio. I've been the one helping lead the

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charge to get the Governor's Veto overridden
to make sure that in Ohio we know

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we protect children against the madness of
transition surgery for minor children. This is

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clear in ohioan's know it. As
far as what you would have done in

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the Senate if you were there,
and in fact, if you were sitting

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in the Senate seat and a proposal
came up that would would do what the

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Border Protection Bill sought to do,
which was to allow five thousand new illegal

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immigrants into the country every day.
Goes this Border Protection Act. I'm watching

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the nightly news last night, and
once again it was bipartisan Republicans and Democrats

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all came together, and what they
did was have a very reasonable approach to

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the southern border to spend tens of
billions of dollars we don't have. How

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would you have voted on that bill
if it allowed five thousand illegal immigrants per

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day, about two million per year
to come into the country. That's the

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fairness of that bill. How would
you have voted I would have voted no

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only because hell no is not an
option. I would have definitely voted no

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on that because it doesn't actually do
what it claims to do. You know,

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the Democrats, when they name a
bill something, it probably does the

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opposite, kind of like the Inflation
Reduction Act wasn't actually designed to reduce inflation,

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but offer government subsidies for green energy. Same thing with this so called

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Border security bill. What it was
really meant to be is a fig leaf

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for people like Shared Brown, so
that when I'm running against him on the

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campaign trail this summer and fall.
He can say, well, I voted

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for the border security bill. We
know what it really was. It was

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really allowing five thousand a day to
enter the country illegally. The acceptable number

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is zero. It was massive funding
for sanctuary cities. I told you the

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story about when I was on Army
reserve duty in Denver last summer and the

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mayor of Denver was complaining about people
seeking sanctuary in his same ctuary city.

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Right, this is the hypocrisy of
the left. That was a bad bill.

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It's really an example of what's wrong
with Washington. It is. And

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secondly, on the budget deficit,
which isn't a very sexy idea. Every

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one hundred days America borrows brand new
one trillion dollars to fund the federal government.

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Every one hundred days, one trillion
dollars. Every day we borrow six

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billion dollars, one third of which
pays interest on the national debt. If

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you take Social Security, Medicare,
Medicaid, interest on the national debt,

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and funding the military, that's about
eighty percent of the federal budget eighty percent.

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So unless you can touch those sacred
cows, we're in trouble. How

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would you what would you do to
fundamentally change the arc of bankruptcy and default

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in this country? Every one hundred
days we borrow an additional one trillion dollars.

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What would Frank LeRose do to stop
that? A thirty four trillion dollar

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national debt is generational thing. It's
us saying we're going to live beyond our

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means and we're going to expect our
children and grandchildren to pay for it.

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It's no way to govern the world's
most exceptional nation. And this is why

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we can't have corporate elites that go
along get along, folks like mister Marno

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or mister Dolan go to Washington,
that are just going to continue kicking the

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can down the road. I have
been leading on a balanced budget amendment for

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years. I did that resolution in
our state Senate and said, we absolutely

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have to pass a balanced budget amendment. It means tough choices about the spending

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spree that it seems like Republican and
Democrat elites agree on. It seems like

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the people in Washington all agree on
spending more of your money. Those will

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be tough choices. We have to
be willing to do that so that we

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can put our country back on track. And by the way, Willie,

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we don't have a revenue problem,
as a component of GDP revenue is at

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nearly an all time high. We
have a spending problem, and it's going

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to take people of courage like an
Army Green Beret to get that fixed.

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Lastly, there's about one hundred and
twenty billion dollars of brand new spending which

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would fund Ukraine, Israel, southern
border, et cetera, sanctuary cities.

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We get a boatload of money,
et cetera. The way to stop spending

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more money is to stop spending more
money. Would you vote? Would you

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have voted no on that the one
hundred and ten billion dollars. These should

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be considered as separate issues. Right
There are things that if we don't fix

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them, are going to cost us
more money in the long term. We

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absolutely need to stand with Israel.
This is one where I've really been differentiated

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from my opponent, mister Marino,
who said he doesn't support sending more money

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to Israel, which is ridiculous.
We have to stand with the State of

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Israel, but these should be considered
as separate issues. We must invest in

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the border because the cost of not
doing that is astronomically high when you consider

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the government benefits that the Biden administration
wants to give to illegal So we have

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to be smart about how we spend
money. We have to invest where there's

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a return on investment. Well,
Franklerosa, thank you very much. Endorsed

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by Richard K. Jones, the
very far left liberal sheriff of Butler County.

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I think the sheriff knows what he's
doing. Franklerose, once again,

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thank you for coming on the Bill
Cunningham Show relating your ideas on the Supreme

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Court and more. But thank you
very much. Thanks Willie. Let's continue

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with more if a line becomes available. Five one, three, seven,

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four, nine, seven thousand coming
up next, we've scheduled the guests.

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Who was at Hollywood Casino when it
was robbed over the weekend. It was

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like Ocean's eleven, twelve and thirteen
came to Lawrenceburg on news radio seven hundred

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WLW Mean Wiley, Mean Change and
forest. A beautiful woman stands next to

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a beanstalk. I'm waiting for Jack. He had these magic beans through this

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stupid bean stalk and climbed it.
Does he know there's a giant up there.

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I doubt it. Then what are
you doing? They're listening to Eddie

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and Rocky. They're smart and funny
everything Jack isn't. Then why wait for

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him? The Beanstalk's not the only
thing the magic mead Bigger. Eddie and

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Rocky give your day a fairy tale
ending Eddie and rock This afternoon to three

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on seven hundred wldup. It's the
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