Five o five at the five k r C, the talk station, haveing
Tuesday, say a vacation and that's the way the news goes. J d
Vance, there's your answer. Been waiting for that one for a while and
let you draw your own conclusions whether it was the right pick. You can
talk about that this morning, and certainly we will in a very happy Tuesday
to you. Brian Thomas right here, host of the fifty five KRC Morning
Show. I always appreciate Joe Strecker, executive producer, for lining up great
guests like Lieutenant Colonel Matthew Lomeller. He's retired, he wrote a book in
twenty twenty one, Irresistible Revolution, and a friend of the show and of
course front of the community and retired veteran himself, Bob Catire. He's spent
on the program a bunch of times active shooter situations. He does training for
that where you know wound care on the scenes, important information to have and
to know. He heard Lieutenant Colonel Matthew lowel Miller's podcast at one point he
said, Oh, you got to get this guy in the show, and
so we did his book, Irresistible Revolution. So that's going to come up.
That's coming up at seven oh five. Steve Gooden, our legal expert.
Steve's going to talk about the Trump Court case being thrown out and it
was an appropriate decision. Judge a Leen Cannon dismissed the classified documents case,
described by many as Donald Trump's worst legal problem in terms of these the lawfare
that's being waged against him. Threw it out because well, Jack Smith is
not constitutionally authorized to be a special prosecutor. Get the details on that,
of course, with Steve Gooden breaking it down at seven thirty, like nobody
else can. He's a great, great guy and it comes to breaking down
cases. I love Evan Steve on the program. So that'll happen at seven
thirty. At eight oh five, we get the inside scoop, as we
always do with bright Bart News On Tuesday, Capitol Hill reporter Nick Gilbertson's going
to join the show to talk about, of course, the assassination, more
details on that to talk about this morning and the convention off to a very
enthusiastic start. Yesterday, we're gonna hear from Claire Corkran, Claarmak County Commissioner.
Corkran is going to join us again, she reported yesterday from the convention
Live. She's going to do it today. That'll be at eight forty.
And prior to that, it is Tuesday, so we'll get to Daniel Davis
deep dive and he too, we'll be talking about the assassination attempt, and
of course, you know, big news this morning, of course for the
state of Ohio. JD. Vans as the vice presidential choice. Of course,
he was an outspoken anti never Trump critic at one point. I guess
their camps got together over time. Ultimately Trump endorsed him for senate here in
Ohio and that helped Jade Vans become senator. So two years experience at age
thirty nine, soon to turn forty, the youngest presidential choice ever, a
lot of questions swirling around whether it'll benefit the Trump campaign. He's consistent with
Trump's so I'm gonna describe it a completely isolationist, but he's certainly against the
funding for Ukraine, among other controversial provisions taken a position taken by JD.
Vans. I'll let you draw your own conclusions on Ukraine and whether it's important
for us to be funding that particular war. I know Daniel Davis speaking of
which, and the Deep Dive is outspoken critic of that involvement, thinks we
just need to get the hell out, resolve it quickly, and pull the
plug. That's kind of along the lines. I don't want to overstate what
JD. Vance's position is, but behind the scenes and out loud, he
is against funding and of course that flies in the face of the position of
many Republicans and pretty much all the Democrats. So that is again, of
course Democrats are already on the attack against JD. Evans, but that's to
be expected. That's just plain old pot politics. So there's your lineup this
morning. Thank you again, Joe S. Treker for doing that. Tomorrow
we're gonna hear from Congressman Warren Davidson. Yay, love him and Congressman Davidson
on the program. All right, so you know, so far this this
this murderer, Thomas Matthew Crooks, the sniper on the top of the building
that where we find out that local law enforcement was using that building as a
staging area inside the building to keep a lookout for snipers. There's one on
the roof of the damn building that they're inside. Okay, yeah, lots
of details are emerging, but this is this is kind of turning into her
looking like at least in the early stages of this investigation. Like the Las
Vegas shooter, anybody figure out the motive behind the Las Vegas murderer, the
guy who opened fire on the crowd of people at a rock concert. No,
to this day, we have never ever had any information passed along to
the general public about what that guy's motivation were. Literally nothing, Look it
up. What happened to that guy? What screw fell out of that guy's
brain? Well, that's what it's looking like. Here FBI is taking a
look at this crook's punk cell phone. They found nothing explaining why he shot
President Trump. His parents have spoken law enforcement. They don't have anything to
say. They told authorities he didn't have at really any strong political leanings and
had few, if any friends, confirming what other people have been saying.
He was kind of a loaner. They've gone around, talked to all his
classmates, people who you know, associated with him, ran into him.
Nay, he's kind of a loner, kind of kept himself. Most recent
employer, Bethel Park's Skilled Nursing and Rehab They talked with them, said he
did his job without any concern. His background check was cleaned, so nothing
there. Member of his shooting range, which was close to his home,
the clare Clareton Sportsman's Club member for about a year. Officials of the club
said, well, they had no inkling about what was to come. No,
it didn't know anything about him. I guess he was a loner and
kept himself. Official said there was an indication he might have wanted to cause
greater carnage since they found two explosives and a vest that had three thirty round
magazines in it that was in his car that was parked near the rally,
but not on his person. Apparently. They said they found another bomb hidden
in his bedroom. All of the foregoing suggesting that he had a plan,
but that he kept it to himself. Since note had any indication of this
guy had any political in he's one way or another. He had a limited
record online. This is really amazing for a twenty year old kid who was
up by all accounts really big into computing and computers journals. Spoke with three
cyber intelligence analysts. They looked at all of his online footprint, a chess
profile, an account for online coding classes, and a few gaming accounts.
Some of the only leads they could uncover. None discovered public social media postings,
photos, or obvious ties to peer groups or organizations. Again, surprisingly
unusual for a young person to not have any you know, social media connection.
You know, I keep screaming about getting all the young people off of
TikTok because it seems that literally everyone is on it. Not this kid.
They apparently have his cell phone and the FBI specialists have successfully gained access to
it, but they're continuing to analyze it and no reports on what was on
his cell phone. But if it's any indication about his online history with his
accounts, maybe there's nothing there as well. So what is going on with
that? I'm willing to wait and find out, But it's too early to
Jarney cancl allusions as to what, if any, political motivations he had for
trying to kill Donald Trump. Now moving over to the Charlie foxtrot that was
law enforcement generally speaking at that Trump event. Boy, this is the real
mystery that's unfolding. The colossal nature of the inaptitude demonstrated by a secret service
and local law enforcement. A local police counter sniper team New York Post reporting
was stationed inside the building that this crook's kid was on top of when he
shot at Donald Trump. It's the AGR International Facility. The building was being
used by local police as what they described as a watch post for snipers to
scan for threats while while former President Trump was speaking on stage one hundred and
thirty yards away. Cops were inside, but of course not on the roof
of the building. The building that Cooks was able to climb up without being
bothered, unchallenged, and then squeezing off eight shots with a rifle, killing
one man by all accounts, a really great guy too, and my apologies
to his family and condolences to his family for not really speaking about him at
length because of everything else that's dominating the news right now. But local outlet
WPXI reported that Cooks was spotted on the building ready are you ready, twenty
six minutes before he opened fire, and of course we learned this yesterday with
the reporting. One police officer from the Beaver County Emergency Services Unit took a
photo of the government before the shooting. Officer from the Butler Township Police climbed
onto a fellow officer's shoulders to check out the the roof of the building moments
before the shooting. But then, as we learn, backed the way after
Crooks pointed his rifle at him and nothing happened. I mean, at least
in so far as the police officer radioing these And does anybody were they not
capable of communicating with each other? Do they not have radios on them?
I thought radios had been a common standard thing for a police officer to carry,
like, Oh, I don't know since since before I was born,
Maybe not that long, but you know, portable radios have been a thing
for a long time. You know remember walkie talkies? Hey, modern communications.
All police officers have them. How they have the body cameras on them
now. So if you're a police officer and you see a kid with a
rifle on top of a building that is leaning, that is aimed towards the
speaker at the event, even if it's not the former president anybody, what
do you do? You fear for your life legitimately when he turns around and
points the rifle eye and which may cause you to shit me down the ladder,
But what's your next reaction? Wouldn't you get on the horn and tell
everybody and his brother there's a rifleman on top of the damn building. State
police did not respond to comment yesterday. Really, law enforcement sources in the
building was swept by police before the event, and that the local sniper team
used the large manufacturing site, as I mentioned, the staging and lookout post,
but did not climb on the roof for the event. And here's a
great thing aligned from the post reporting on this one, possibly over concerns that
it would interfere with the Secret Service snipers. I'm glad they used the words
possibility over there, because that suggestion sounds absolutely blanking preposterous. If there were
concerns that having someone properly and reasonably post on top of that building with the
line of site to the podium, don't you think they would ask the Secret
Service? Or more fundamentally, because the Secret Service was in charge of this
entire operation, including the management of those areas, it was not directly responsible
for guarding the perimeter, which was being guarded by local law enforcement, but
coordinating with local law enforcement and telling local law enforcement what to do. Concerns
it would interfere with the Secret Service snipers. Hey, guys, we have
a LINEUS site building. We're gonna have one of our own team on top
of it to prevent someone from using it as a shooting post to shoot at
Trump. Okay, so that's our guy up there, so don't shoot at
him there. Your concerns are alleviated ahead of time. I just don't understand
this. Maybe it's not meant to be understood. This is just epic,
massive, colossal failure, so much so that I know members of my listening
audience, and I have a good friend of mine, former psyops retired military
who believes this was all intentional. And I went back and forth with me
and say, intentionally screwing up? What? What are they trying to demonstrate
here? If this, if this colossal screw up. And I wish the
FCC was not around, because you know how I would describe it, this
screw up on seemingly every level across the board. How and in what way
could it have been intentional? We want to demonstrate our incompetence to the globe.
We want people to die and and to have the the the the the
nominee for the Republican candidate for president. We want him to be assassinated and
and and and so everyone in the world can see how grossly incompetent we are.
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by eight two three talk day. Welcome to the program, Happy Tuesday,
more in a little calmer than yesterday. Uh. But my response to the
fellow calling after me, if you're not a little bit hot under the collar
about this event, you might not be an American. You mean the assassination
attempt? Yes, fair enough man. You mentioned the Syop guy, and
Uh, I actually have a source that has ties to the strong ties to
the Trump organization. Uh. He's been telling me for some time that there
are traders in the Trump organization. I always thought it was just on the
political side. No, there are a couple that are in his security detail
as well, and they assisted with this. They are being ferreted out at
the moment, and they will face charges really well, yeah, charges for
conspiring to have the president assassinated or something something along that line. But here's
the thing. If they are shown to have colluded with let's just say,
unfriendly external sources to do this, that could rise to treason. Now,
the thing with treason is there are two methods of execution. That's the penalty
for treason. Primarily it's hanging. Secondarily it's firing squad. Now, these
guys are convicted of treason, they'll face a firing squad. But the firing
squad, some of them are going to break protocol and aim for the head.
Okay, doing a little advanced tea lea for you. That's really some
in depth tea leaf reading there. Anyhow, I guess nothing would surprise me
anymore of these days that he might have traders or people that are against him
within his own team me. Certainly possible, certainly possible. I got my
popcorn still out, Dave, I have my popcorn still out, and I'm
waiting. Let's get Eric in Jared Joe says, exceed the time frame in
the segment to get Eric Eric welcome to the program. Happy Tuesday. Hey,
First of all, make sure Dave realizes that I am as much of
a patriot as he'd ever imagine he is. I figured, so, you
know who. My whole thing yesterday was everybody jumps in conclusions. Everybody gets
angry and they want to fight. Okay, we only have the information that
the bias media yourself not included us. So it's just the fact, Brian.
It's why I listen to you. You know, it's just, you
know, to question some of patriotism because they want to give they want to
give the facts time to service if they possibly can. At today's society,
it's kind of ridiculous. You know, I understand he was upset. I
get why he was upset. I'm mad too. Somebody took a shout at
the president of the United State. Hey, but the firefighter was killed,
the father was killed, the husband was killed. Very little bit. I
doubt that Dave can name all the people that were injured without looking him up
a good wall. You know, I chid you to do that if he's
a patriot. So Anyway, that's my gripe. Sorry, I got bit
Ryan, but sometimes I have people question the Patriots. You're all right,
Eric, and you're always welcome to call in the show. Edic's sort of
explain yourself. Good you good to hear from. You have a wonderful day.
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I just got to read this. You know, the country is rough
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stated meme on that one, Jay, welcome to the program in a
very happy Tuesday for you, Thanks for calling. Hey, thanks Brian.
Just to build on a previous callers about any of these inside the Trump camp.
You know, twenty sixteen wasn't that long ago when it was Trump versus
Hillary Clinton. And at that time, on a Charlie Rose interview, JD
Vance called Trump an idiot, said that he was a never Trumper. Oh
yeah, and what so far as and went so far as to say that
he was thinking about supporting Hillary Clinton and he got selected as the VP after
saying all of that. And Trump's statement was because of all of fantastic work
the JD has done for the people of Io, Michigan, Wisconsin and the
hardworking people and farmers of Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. And can you help me understand
it? What is on gd's resume that he has done. Let's just start
with Ohio, other than you know, getting with Shared Brown and on bipartisan
big labor, East Palestine, trained the aralment where they were going to force
another person or two into the cab of a locomotive to create more union jobs.
What else has he done? What else has he done as a senator
or for any of the hardworking people and farmers in Ohio. Can you help
me with that, because I'm coming up there. No, I can't help
you at all. Here's a quote from Vance he wrote probably in Facebook back
in twenty sixteen. I go back and forth between thinking Trump is a cynical
a hole he didn't use that abbreviation like Nixon, who wouldn't be that bad
and might even prove useful, or that he's America's Hitler close quote. Yeah,
yeah, And so Trump's ability to pick people, you know, he
Christopher or Ray, he was handing the guy who's winning the FBI went against
Trump, that was a Trump appointee, Bill Barr, And you go on
and on and on and on his ability to pick people. Uh, it
continues to suck. I guess and I am just was blown away of all
the people that could be uh, that could be excellent, because this is
not just a VP pick. This is going to be the next presidential candidate
in four years. We're going to be hearing the name of this VP for
twelve years. This might be four years as a VP and eight years as
president. And he goes against somebody who pick somebody the only person, the
only person in the Republican Party who went on the records to say the cynical
things about Trump, and I hear nothing on the right. There's like our
brain shut down. And I can even go further. We'll go back to
the primary. Josh Mendell, Mike Gibbons, and JD Answers in fourth place
until Trump comes to town and says JD has the look, and JD the
next day goes from fourth place to first place and wins because Trump came in
and anointed him. Wake up people. So so what that means is Trump
got involved and didn't let the people of Ohio choose. Wow, wow,
wow, you can't now, you can't say that Trump got involved. He
gave an endorsement and it swayed the people of Ohio. They didn't have to
be swayed by Trump. Fair, fair but fair. But when he has
that much authority, let me say it differently, shame on the sheep of
Ohio, the sheep Republicans that when one guy's voice can watch somebody from fourth
place the first place, we might have a problem here, folks. So
you're right, people voted, somebody held it. You know, nobody,
nobody forced them. But my gosh, people think about this well, Oh
I got Brian great shows. Appreciate it Jay so much. I really do.
And you know, I will acknowledge that people can change their attitudes and
their opinions. You know, the comment from JD. Vance that I just
reference was from twenty sixteen. Okay, we had four years of Trump and
maybe he changed his mind. I know they did an outreach campaign. Vance
reached out to Trump and got the endorsement forum for Senate, and of course
we all know the rest is history. So I will acknowledge if people can
change their tunes. He's you know, annointed to be the standard bear of
the MAGA sort of revolution on a going forward basis. He's got street cred
with the working class. He's got a lot of pro union people, but
his you know, influence as an extent and his ability to sway voters beyond
say Ohio or the Midwest is very, very limited, which to me is
an eyebrow raiser, because you know, you'd think someone with greater broader appeal
nationally would have gotten the NOD. But this is where we find ourselves today.
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Before we get to the smoking gun article jail for women in a weekend at
Bernie's plot, let's take Marsha's call. Marshall, thanks for calling this morning.
Happy Tuesday. Oh thank you, same to you, and bear with
me because I think my blood pressure just went up about fifty points. Deepress,
deep breas. First of all, the last thing we need to do
right now. We're going to have enough issues with the Democrats and liberals going
after us with JD. Vance and Donald Trump, So the last thing we
need to do is create a SoundBite in an advertisement for them. Second of
all, what jd Vance said was prior to President Trump's election. Yeah,
that's what I said. I pointed that out. I said it was twenty
sixteen. Yeah, a lot of water one of the bridge between Again,
No, I'm not arguing with you where I'm coming from, Okay, No,
no, No, I am just having a discussion point with how he
was providing or how he was saying it. But I've also heard him in
I've heard him speak, and I've heard him in different interviews answering that same
question, and he said, yes, I did. I said that all
before he was elected. Sure, he proved me. He proved me wrong.
He has come out many, many, many many times since then saying
we all make mistakes and we can change our minds. Yeah, clearly,
tru he convinced Trump of that. Trump endorsed him for the Senate run,
and Trump has selected him to be vice presidential candidate. There is no question
in my mind. I turned down. I turned down the radia since I
was on the phone and I didn't know how the interaction was quite going over
that. So when I called in, my blood pressure was going up when
I was listening to the prior caller. And I know he means, well,
we are all entitled, We're all entitled to our opinion. But also
it's kind of going on if there are a lot of people. I mean,
I spend probably eight to ten hours listening to conservative radio during the day.
It's just constantly I heart one in different whatever. Sure, and so
I hear everyone's opinions. And those things, And I get it. Not
everybody does that. So my concern is that you hear some If someone hears
that part and they don't listen to anything else the rest of the day that
keeps going around in the back of their mind and mind, well, then
that would be the fault of that person who reached a conclusion based upon one
person's opinion and failed to look out. I get that. Okay. Well,
see it's like he said, you know, Trump, Trump caused the
election of J. D. Evans's Like, no, I called flag on
that. We elected him, we voted for him against other options. Trump
endorsed him, and that Trump's endorsement was influential on him becoming a cent That's
the voter's decision, not Donald Trump's decision. So you know, I'm with
you. You know, we just knocks down the blood pressure. You're on
safe ground here. And I don't have any I don't have any problem with
a thoughtful analysis and welcome criticism about people on both the Republican and Democrats side.
We can go on all day long about the failures of the Democrats,
and you can't please all the people all the time. There were multiple options
for vice president I think jd Vance is an acceptable choice. Are there others
that could have made an acceptable choice? Absolutely? I think any one of
the folks on the bench would have been a fine selection. I didn't find
much fault with any of them. So we're all going to have our points
of you know, dissatisfaction. I wish jd Vance hadn't uttered those syllables that
many years ago, But you know what, he overcame the challenge and Trump
did anoint him. So clearly Donald Trump finds him an acceptable person who has
seen the light. So you're okay, Marcia, Just yeah, don't on
the same page. We are on the same page. We're good. A
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on fifty five KR see the talk station five fifty one if five KRCIT Talk
station are very happy Tuesday to inviting phone calls as always. First guest seven
oh five the lieutenant retired Lieutenant Colonel Matthew Lomier with his bill or ear of
bill book. Here's this more revolutions, go to the phones, Paul,
thanks for calling this morning. Welcome to the show. Hey Brian, when
when we're talking about people changing their stripes a little bit, saying one thing
or another, I just think back of Ronald Draken, not good good,
so many years, you know, and my god, he is the greatest
as far as I'm concerning, the greatest president we've had conservatively. What can
you say? Of course, wonderful. I just I'm sitting here in awe
that I that I haven't heard that comment before, and I hadn't heard it
or read it on social media or anyplace else for that matter. Wonderful,
wonderful. Point. Have faith that somehow, some way we are going to
prevail this this November. I wish that I could hear something from mister Brino
that I hear very little. Listen, I'm going to vote for Bertie and
I want him to win. Of course, the alternative is a terrible one.
We know full well on that, but I share your comments along those
lines. I want to hear more. I want to hear the camp I
want to see ads. I want to get mailers, even though I'm not
going to pay any attention to them. I want all the campaign activities to
start. Bernie, please your team, please, let's hit the ground running
today. Thank you, Paul outstanding. Call my friend Ronald W. Reagan,
Democrat for decades. Right, Okay, all right, it's a nice
retort. JD. Man's can change his stripes over time. To Ohio,
women pleaded guilty to propping up the corpse of an eighty year old man in
a vehicle so they could withdraw money from his account at the US Bank drive
through window. Karen Cashbaumb sixty three and Loreen bay Ferrallo, fifty six,
each pled guilty to a para criminal charges, gross abuse of a corpse and
felony and misdemeanor theft. Both women been in custody since March arrests for mishandling
the lifeless body of Douglas Layman, for whom they shared a home that Layman
owned outside of clee Eveland. Cash Bomb was Layman's girlfriend for the past several
years. Judge sentenced cash Bomb to twelve months in jail and a felony rap
in five months in custody on a lesser account running concurrently. Cashbown rap sheets
includes four convictions for thefts, soliciting, criminal trespass, receiving stolen property,
and possession of drug paraphernalia, as well as attempted drug abuse. After Layman's
death, which remains under investigation by the County. Corner, relatives accused cash
Bomb of using drugs and stealing from the eighty year old man. After Judge
ruled that Ferralla was competent to stand trial and knew the wrongfulness of her behavior
at the time of the defense's charge, she pleaded out to the same offense
as cash Bomb, sentenced to ten months in jail for abusing his course five
months for theft again concurrently running the women with the help of Justin Don Kelly
removed his corpse from the ashtabule of residence Monday, March fourth, put the
body in the front passenger seat of the car Layman owned. Kelly thirty eight,
has been indicted for gross abuse of corpse as well. They then headed
to the nearby dry through window the US Back branch, where the tellers previously
allowed the woman withdraw money from Layman's account as long as he was accompanying them,
unaware that Layman was actually dead in the front See the bank employee let
the two withdraw nine hundred dollars. Police charge of the woman placed Layman in
the vehicle such manner that he would be visible to bank staff in order to
make the withdraw. After stealing the money, cash Bomb and Fraula drove to
Ashtabuley County Medical Center, where they dropped off his body and left without providing
any information about the man or themselves. And finally, a quick walk away
got a woman facing domestic battery charge for striking her boyfriend in the head with
an Apple Watch. One am argument about relationship issues turned violent when Kayleen,
trusted her thirty five, threw her apple device at the man who had placed
her clothing and belongings in bags. I wonder what was on his mind?
Watch hit the thirty five year old victim in the left ear quote, causing
a small cut which bled clothes. Quote Cobs noted the man's v neck was
stretched and torn by the defendant who grabbed him by the collar. The lleged
attack occurred in the couple's Florida home. As this tradition, She and the
victim and the parents two three. She and the victim are will have three
small children. Apparently arrested on a misdemeanor count booked into the county jail,
she was released after on her own recognizance. Previously been convicted at EUI and
leaving the scene of an accident order by a judge. They have no contact
with the victim, with the exception of exchanging texts. Quote for the sole
purpose of childcare clothes quote. The Apple watch was not confiscated by the police.
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going on in the why wide world of sports? One hour from now retired
Lieutenant Colonel Matthew low Miller with his book Irresistible Revolution. Thanks again to my
good friend Bob Kattyre for recommending us get in touch with the retired lieutenant colonel.
Fascinating, fascinating look into the military and Marxism, got the DEI creep
and he will conclude as he does with you know, eloquence in his book,
it is an awful thing to behold. Steve Gooden, our legal expert
from porter right, the Trump case got thrown out. That's the record's case
and it wasn't on the merits, it was on the fact, the fact
the special counsel Jack Smith was well, I'm constitutionally appointed. Details on that
was Steve Gooden at seven thirty. Got the insde scoop coming up a couple
hours eight o five with bright Bart News Capitol Hill reporter Nick Gilbertson. He's
going to talk about the assassination attempt well, actually successful. I'm gonna have
been remissing my obligations to mention Corey Competory. I will in a moment,
but what a brave and heroic man he was, and he was the one
that was killed by that punk shooter murderer on the top of the building,
which we now learned the local law enforcement, the counter sniper team was inside
that damn building. In fact, that law enforcement saw that guy thirty minutes
or twenty six crook spotted on the building twenty six minutes before he opened fire.
Where in the hell where every what go? The more we read and
learn about that whole day, the more of a giant total Charlie Foxtrot the
US Secret Service is revealed to be, or the the at least the preparation
for the event and the the carryout of their responsibility during the event. Epic,
epic, colossal failure. It's beyond words, what a colossal failure that
day was. You don't and stopping pause for a moment. And I know
there's a lot of Democrats out there that may not say it out loud,
although there's many online who say it out loud. They wished that he had
been successful in killing Donald Trump and need maybe harbor in that notion right now.
Yeah, great, I just thank god that he didn't and he was
not successful And as a just an absolute miracle. Many people giving the Lord
Almighty himself credit for preventing the bullet from eating Donald Trump and for turning Donald
trump head at just the exact moment in time that that bullet went through his
year. Because they hadn't to turn his head, his cranium would have been
evaporated, much like the well punk twenty year old kid whose cranium was evaporated
by the Secret Service when they finally decided to take him out or acknowledge that
they saw him anyway. A little difficult to ignore the situation when the gunfire
starts, isn't it anyway? He'll talk about that and the convention which is
going on. Speaking of the convention, Claire Corkran, our correspondent, also
a commissioner from Clairemont Gunny and a delegate. Of course, Donald Trump easily
walked away with the nomination yesterday named J. D. Van says, his
vice presidential running mate. Your comments on that one very welcome here this morning.
Some people happy, some people upset, but she'll be giving us update
at eight giving us an update from the RNC at eight forty, preceded by
eight thirty with Daniel Davis a deep dive on the assassination attempt as well.
Yeah, Jack Smith, and sorry, buddy, the Constitution says what it
says. And just as Aileen Cannon, who the left is pulling their hair
out over eh the chelseatlony at chelseatolony. Okay, whatever you get screaming and
wailing and gnashing your teeth, just read the damn Constitution and you will see
that it is inappropriately concluded Legal Opinion ninety three pages worth. She wrote that
the case raised the following threshold question quote, is there a statute in the
United States Code that authorizes the appointment of Special Council Smith to conduct this prosecution?
No? Definitively no. We heard from Attorney's General former Attorneys General Ed
Meeson Michael Mulkaski in a amikus or friend of the court briefed with a Supreme
Court in the the prior case in from the Supreme Court involving Donald Trump,
the immunity case. They raised this sort of It's not a technical issue.
It's a very straight legal, straightforward legal issue, and I'm shocked that this
hasn't been raised before. I think, you know, maybe law review articles
have contemplated or legal scholars have brought this whole appoint Constitution's appointment clause issue up
in the context of Special Council. But this is the first time that it
has been conclusively stated that no, mister Smith was not lawfully appointed under the
Constitution. The Constitution's appointment clause empowers the President to name officers of the United
States. That's in quotes to positions established by law in the Constitution and subject
to the advice and consent a Senate. There's no law establishing the Special Council,
and he and Jack Smith was appointed under the Justice Department regulations. That's
a problem because, of course the words I just read from the Constitution obviously
have not been followed in the case of Jack Smith, nor has mister Smith
been confirmed by the Senate. It's an anomaly, a private citizen enjoying a
hell of a lot more power than you or any other ordinary US attorney,
including virtually unlimited funding, with little accountability. Therein lies the rub is supposed
to be some oversight like advice and consent of the Senate. And it's noted
I quoting the Journal on this one special Council's appointment in recent years from John
Durham to David C. Weiss to Patrick Fitzgerald and Robert Hurr didn't have Smith's
problem because they were US attorneys who had already gone through the nomination and confirmation
process. Regarding Mueller, who also was not a US attorney when he was
named Special counsel investigate Russian interference of the twenty sixteen election, a three judge
penalty, the US Circuit Court of Appeals for the District Columbia basically passed on
delving into challenging his status. So see it was in fact Ray's previously in
litigation, but the court didn't even take up the argument. Justice Clarence Thomas
in his concurrence, this is where we get some legal support, something upon
which Judge Eileen Cannon hung her ninety three repaid decision. Hat Clarence Thomas said,
if this unprecedented prosecution is to proceed, and that's the immunity case,
it must be conducted by someone duly authorized to do so by the American people.
He said, it isn't a trifling technicality. The appointment's clause, Justice
Thomas wrote, was a reaction to the founder's experience with the British monarchy,
noting that among the grievance's lodge against King George the Third and the Declaration of
Independence was that he had erected a multitude of new offices and sent hithers swarms
of officers to harass our people and eat out their substance. Eloquently stated Justice
Thomas. But if Congress wants to create a special counsel and give the Attorney
General the power to appoint him, they can do it. Does anybody see
the divided Congress is doing anything like that. Ah, maybe we're in the
realm of political expedience. Go ahead and let Smith prosecute the case, even
though we don't meet. He hasn't meet the constitutional standards to do it.
Justice Canon persuaded obviously by Thomas's concurrence. The court is convinced. She wrote
that Special Counsel Smith's prosecution of this action breaches to structural cornerstones of our constitutional
scheme, the role of Congress and the appointment of constitutional officers, and the
role of Congress and authorizing expenditures by law. That's the power of the purse
point right there again, no oversight on this guy, so appropriate decision,
of course, the Trump haters pulling their hair out. But it was noted,
and it's regularly noted by everyone commenting on this, the classified documents case
against Trump over which this decision rules. In other words, he's out.
There is no longer a case pending. He is not lawfully authorized to pursue
these actions against Trump. Uh. That's gone the way of the DODO.
So the biggest legal threat and challenge that Donald Trump faced is now gone.
And again were gonna hear from Steve Good and him much more thoughtful analysis from
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Well, GOP has adopted the platform for the convention. They, of course
that Donald Trump swept had walked away with the with the voatch yesterday that was
expected. Kind of a just a routine thing to see the individual states walk
up and pledge their loyalty to Donald Trump. So routine it was, but
a lot of excitement in the air. We're going to hear from Claire Corkran
later this morning. Commissioner from Claremont County is live at the convention. Should
we you do a report at eight forty on that. Of course, he
rolled out JD. Vance kind of surprising some people. Some people, well,
that is exactly who they wanted. And yes, he is a reform
anti trumper. We'll have to acknowledge that. And thanks to the caller who
called early and reminded everyone that Ronald Reagan, the greatest president in my lifetime
and perhaps the nation's history, was also formerly a Democrat before he woke up
and saw the reality and the light. Anyway, one of the reasons Vance
got it. His connection with the working class has been acknowledged. The hillbilly
elogy does give him some credibility in terms of what his life experience was.
Marine. Of course, that works for everyone, at least it should work
for everyone. Probably served his country in the Marines, Yale graduate and of
course well connected. And here may be one of the reasons he got the
nod venture capitalist Peter Thiel. It was a principle of venture capitalist Peter Thiel's
firm in the twenty sixteen and twenty seventeen and the old spent millions of dollars
on Vance's Senate run, and Vance's connection with that firm as well as other
very wealthy donors well means he still has very influential political donors in his pocket.
So money making is another reason he is an anti Ukraine war guy.
He is against He apparently his experience in the Marines gave him a distaste for
unnecessary foreign entanglements, which I can certainly appreciate. Seems when you reflect back
on the past couple of decades, we have been engaged in some unnecessary foreign
entanglements, I might note. And speaking of big donors, wow, this
is going to make a difference. You know, what are the problems that
the Democrats have dealing with Biden and whether or not Biden's going to be on
the ticket or not, or whether Biden will bow out or not. It's
that one hundred million dollars that he's sitting on that's been donations to his to
the Democrats campaign. Biden's in control of that unless he relinquishes it and hands
it over to somebody else. Nobody else is going to get it except for
Kamala Harris. If Biden were to bow out. Kamala Harris, of course
is already on the tickets, so that will be her money. But it's
one hundred million dollars. You think, well, that's a whole lot of
money. Well, not compared to Elon Musk. Elon Musk announce, I
guess it was yesterday. He plans to commit about forty five million dollars every
month between now and the election to a political action committee called America Pack,
which also is getting substantial donations from some huge wealthy donors. Joe Lonsdale.
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Craft and her husband Joe Kraft, chief executive coal producer Alliance Resource Partners,
all of them donating big fat bank to America Pack. On top of Elon
Musk now forty five million dollar every month commitment. America Pack has described as
focusing on registering voters and persuading constituents to vote early and request mail in ballots
in swing states. This, of course, because Democrats have had this long
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I don't know why, but now that early voting is in vogue almost
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just that's a heapload of money. But Elon Musk of course has it.
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I fifty got kr CEE talk station Bryan Thomas wishing you a happy Tuesday.
Welcoming phone calls, and I promise Chris he'd be first out of the
gate. Chris, thanks for holding over the brake there. Welcome to the
show. Good morning, Brian. You started off discussing the fact that the
police didn't pass along information to the Secret Service. Well, I'm on the
rough. I'm speculating. I mean, nobody did anything. They had advanced
notice of him being up there, and I'd like the guy. The police
officer who we have well documented, got on the roof and saw the guy.
The guy the kid turns around, points the rifle out and he shimm's
down off the roof. My reactions will do just didn't that police officer contact
anybody? I mean, logic and reason dictates that you get on the radio,
immediately say there's a guy with a gun on top of the roof,
and let the Secret Service know. I only assume that he had communications to
talk and coordinate the answer for you. Yeah. There was an FBI agent
on a panel on Saturday night and the host asked her what could have been
improved, and she said that the FBI, Secret Service, in local police
all had separate comes. Oh, she said that he said that they would
have to be standing next to one another, which the FBI and Secret Service
did. Apparently, so they could pass along information. And I don't know
if that's for security or whatever, but it's songs. And you know,
I can see where the Secret Service said they're going to move somebody someplace.
They may not want that at all, comes but it's it's just the insanity
of government, some stupidity of governments. Yeahtshell, I would agree wholeheartedly on
that one. I mean, you know, the one. The one comment
that I made fun of from the New York Posts that that the sniper team
they were in that building where the guy was shooting from, which is amazing.
The local law enforcement sniper team didn't climb on the roof for the event.
Possibly I'm just quoting this over concerns that it would interfere with the Secret
Service snipers. And that was one of the things I said, aren't they
communicating? Didn't the Secret Service talk to local law enforcement about where their guys
might be, And why not put somebody on top of the building. You're
responsible for security of the building. They had the sniper team, the law
enforcement snipper team in the building, So yeah, why would you why would
you get on top of a building if you're a sniper. I have no
idea. Why would you want a high vantage point, Chris, This doesn't
make any sund Yes, it's baffling, absolutely baffling, Chris. I appreciate
your call. Let's see what cribbage Mike has got today. Congratulations on the
win on last listener lunch, Mike, welcome back to the program, my
submarine or friend. Thank you, Sarah. It was a great afternoon with
everyone, and great to get back in the swing of things. Absolutely,
even though I lost, I thoroughly enjoyed our time together as I always ad
eath and every time, and already got Jim and Jack circletur great Jim and
Jack's first Wednesday next month. A couple of quick points. And that's an
outstanding observation that you brought out about the Clarence Thomas's descent is to the exact
reason why that that case was dropped. It can be refiled, but right
now, mister Smith is illegal, and Biden specifically brought that up last night,
how he totally disagrees with Clarence Thomas. Note you totally disagree with the
constitution then, and all he all said in that interview last night were Charlottesville
sound bites, blood bass sound bites he's got nothing, and you could tell.
And I really credit Lester Hold he wasn't letting them off the hook,
and he was really getting upset towards the end. You know, Ye,
Biden's getting hot to the collar. By all accounts. I didn't get to
see it myself, but yes, widely reported. It's only about fifteen minutes,
but it was it was well done. I give him credit. Night
he may not be doing any one of those, and I was really kind
of surprised he stuck to it was gone because that was arranged before the assassination
attempt. Yeah, and finally, one quick point with the Secret Service director.
And I'm sure my other veterans can chime into this with their specific examples
in their service. But clearly, in the Navy, when you assume command,
it is a given that you can delegate authority, but you cannot delegate
responsibility. And in the Navy, at the officer of the deck runs that
ship aground, the captain is gone. He could be the second coming of
John Paul Jones. He's gone. The navigator has gone. If there's a
collision, the officer that that was running that watch section is gone. And
the Captain's gone. Nope. You know that's the responsibility of command, and
she's in charge. She was she going to lay out that plan to make
sure that building was covered. No, but obviously the people she put in
charge to hit faith in them to do that did not execute the responsibilities.
So it's not just a matter of lopping off somebody's head. But she needs
to go. You didn't call me looking for an argument on that one,
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of the air news. Okay, And this has been a running sort of
you know question floating around the internet in the aftermath of the attempted assassination of
Donald Trump on Saturday, the calls for unity, toning down the rhetoric all
that, you know, I welcome that I would love for people to just
from this point forward to engage in logic based, reason based, policy based
discussions what's good what's bad under on any given issue, without name calling and
without threatening violence. That'd be an okay development. But the question that's circulating
does anybody believe that if someone had endeavored to assassinate the current sitting president that
the left would be calling for calming down and toning down the rhetoric. Now
you know the answer to that question. I think they'd be rioting in the
streets screaming about, you know, lynching maga people. But just something to
think about. But on that kind of you know, this civility note.
And I I'm going to be critical of the Republicans here. So right after
jd Vance was annound as Trump's candidate, of course the Biden administration is going
to go out on social media and have a state say about it. This
is politics, right? Are they going to keep quiet and sit on their
hands? No they're not. Of course they're not. So they go on
X and they say, quote, this is the Democrats Biden campaign. Quote.
Here's the deal about jd Vance. He talked a big game about working
people. But now he and Trump want to raise taxes on middle class families
while pushing more tax cuts for the rich. Close quote, I disagree with
what they're saying, but I don't call that. I don't believe that in
any way, shape or form is violent. Overly, you know, a
divisive and unreasonable. That's a statement. That's a political statement. Sadly the
Republican's response to this, and I hope that this is just maybe, you
know, a passing thing. Deputy Communications Director Caroline Sunshine, that's actually her
name, responding to that comment Trump twenty twenty four, Deputy Communications Director,
she is quote, I think that response given the events that have transpired in
this country, where President Trump had an assassination attempt on his life, for
the city US president to be calling for anything other than unity but instead using
this opportunity to attack President Trump's new vice presidential nominee go after him on policy,
it seems really out of touch, really in poor taste. Close quote,
Oh, come on, Sunshine, that is not in poor taste.
That is not out of touch. This is the game of politics. Do
you think they're gonna take it lying down? Do you think they're not going
to engage in some sort of criticism over Donald Trump's selection of a vice presidential
candidate. It could have been anyone. The Second Coming of Jesus Christ could
have been his vice presidential decision. The Democrats were certainly going to come out
in opposition to it for some reason. He's divisive, right, He's a
member of the Christian group. Right. Okay, you can see that there's
nothing wrong with this statement. So anyway, let's only use the defense of,
you know, a divisiveness and calling for unity in times when things are
well, unquestionably divisive and unquestionably perhaps over the top, like I don't know,
maybe posting a picture with the severed head of Donald truck up in your
hand, things of that nature. Keep your powder dry and use those things
those comments when appropriate. Let's get Carolyn real quick here. Hey, Carolyn,
thanks for calling in A very happy Tuesday to you. Oh thank you,
Brian. I love listening to you. I kind of had deja vou
on Saturday because a little quick story. I had lost my grandson. I
was holding his hand at a color run at Coney Island and they started pushing
from behind and I lost him for an hour. He was four years old.
Each section of Coney Island had different radios. Just like the lady said
earlier about the communication, I think a lot of it might be that because
the communication, we couldn't find him, they couldn't talk to the rest of
the park and give him my grandson's description because everybody had different radios. Okay,
And I don't know if that was the case right now, we're right,
but well you said Coney Island, right, Yeah, so we're going
back a few years, right, yeah, Okay, technology, we've got
to the point with technology, and you know damn well that they would be
so easy for all of them to be on the same comms. So,
I mean, if that wasn't the case, you got to be screaming out
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It's this whole thing is baffling. I just have this funny feeling that
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political world we see ourselves in right now, Carolyn, thanks for the call.
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Sixectutivity about Karsid talk station tired Lieutenant Colonel Matthew low Miller with this book Heresistible
Revolution of Cownyr News. The Marxists are taking over boiling that down. And
we'll hear from our legal expert Steve Gooden on the Trump Court case being thrown
out it's a wonderful opinion, that ninety three pager based on the Constitution itself,
the language of the Constitution period into story. Sorry, Jack Smith,
you do not qualify to be in that special council role. That's what the
Constitution says. Joe Biden, who is critical of the judge merely because it
results in a case being thrown out against Donald Trump, not based on the
merits mind. He's just mad at the at the outcome. Anyway, A
couple in the remaining moments in this particular segment, a couple of polls.
This one came this this poll from NBC taking July seventh through the ninth,
that would before the endeavor the effort to assassinate Donald Trump. Not looking good
for Joe Biden was some people are referring to as potatus as supposed to pot
us. I thought that was side splittingly funny. Anyway, the survey again
prior to these the attempted assassination attempt Trump shows it only thirty three percent of
Democrats and those who are leaning Democrat, the independence who lean Democrats are satisfied
with Biden as the nominee. Sixty two percent of those said they would have
preferred somebody else. On the flip side of the equation, Republicans and Republican
leaning independent voters, seventy one percent satisfied with Donald Trump, twenty seven percent
would have preferred somebody else. You can please some of the people some of
the time, but within your own camp, your own nominee, the guy
you voted for in the primaries, the guy who walked away with it in
the primaries, the guy who is getting ready to be nominated to get the
formal nomination for president, Joe Biden satisfies only thirty three percent of the people
in his party. That this speaks volumes anyway, the same poll head to
head matchup, Trump forty five to forty three over Biden. You throw in
Robert F. Kennedy Junior and others, it's forty then to thirty seven over
Biden. So it does. It has an impact, but as just the
marginal impact in terms of the distance between Trump and Biden. If Biden withdraws
and Vice President Kamala Harris takes his place, Trump forty seven forty five for
Harris, so again pretty much the same results and outcome. Not good,
not good for Democrats anyway. In another poll donald Trump in a lead against
Joe Biden in all seven key swing states. You gov poll on this one
figure, which the non partisan group Political Polls shared on social media, Trump
is ahead by seven points in Arizona, four points in Georgia, two points
in Michigan, four points in North Carolina four, Nevada three, and Pennsylvania
five. In Wisconsin. That one taken between July fourth and July twelfth,
margin of ERA four percent. So those numbers described as similar to the latest
Emerson poll, which found Trump leading in every swing state by at least three
points except for Michigan, where he was leading by just one. So the
poll going in Trump's favor. And again this is all polling that was done
prior to Saturday. I'm really anxious to see if Saturday has any impact at
all on the polling. Many believe it will. Six fifty five fifty five
K site talk station. Let's talk about the well the Marxist Revolution going on
in a country and an American's military with retired Lieutenant Colonel Matthew low Miller,
followed by Steve Gooden with a thoughtful legal analysis on the Trump court case getting
thrown out. That's in the next hour. I hope you can stick around.
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Mortning Show. Happy to Welcome to the fifty five Parsey Morning Show. Matthew
Lohmeier. He is a two thousand and six graduate of the United States Air
Force Academy. Started his active duty military career as a pilot, flew over
twelve hundred hours and a T thirty eight as an instructor pilot after followed by
the F fifteen C. After flying, he cross trained into space operations gains
ex verstise in a space based missile warning October twenty twenty, he transferred to
the United States Space Force. He's got two Masters agree and a Military Operations
Art and Science, Masters of Philosophy and Military Strategy, and up until recently
it was a Lieutenant Colonel of command of the Space Based Missile Warning Squadron in
Colorado. Welcome to the fifty five Ksey Morning Show. Now retired. Matthew
Lohmeyer, author of came out in twenty twenty one, but still so very
important. Irresistible Revolution, Marxism, goal of conquest, and the unmaking of
the American military. Matthew, it is a pleasure to have you on the
program. And what a scary title that is. It is a scary title,
very deliberately written, and I'm happy to join you. Bright Well,
We've got a lot lot of military families in the listening audience. I do
everything I can in my power on the radio to help out veterans and veterans
causes, and so you're going to sell a lot of these books, and
rightfully so. DEI in the military. I've been reading about it for years.
I've had my I've got military folks currently serving and have recently served or
retired talking about what a problem is all the resources thrown at DEI issues,
and mostly the E is the problem. They're promoting people from, you know,
outside the normal channels of the ranks, and people who are qualified getting
pushed back to the side, and having folks promoted above those that are qualified
merely because they fill the blank in on certain DEI related issues. I mean,
that's just not right. That's got to be terrible from morale. And
what's that got to do, if I mean be so bold, Matthew Lomyer,
what has that got to do with killing people and breaking things, which
is the primary goal of the military. Right, Well, you're absolutely right
that that E and DEI is a tremendous problem. The diversity part is also
a problem because what they pretend to aspire to is some kind of authentic diversity.
What they really mean by that is race based quotas, and it destroys
the merit based system that we need in a lethal and ready fighting force.
In the United States military, we've always had and prized a merit based selection
and promotion process, and instead the diversity, equity and inclusion agenda effectively destroys
that merit and so you're absolutely right. It is debilitating of the morale,
the good order and discipline of our troops, and it's undermining our readiness and
lethalities. Of course, well is looking at your subtitle Marxism goal of conquest
in the unmaking American military. That's the goal, isn't it to ruin morale
and reduce the numbers of people willing to volunteer for an all volunteer military.
Yeah, your listeners are going to be well aware of the fact that for
decades now the universities have been plagued with Marxist ideology. Marxist the overarching aim
of my book that I had written really at the time immediately following the transition
from President Trump to the current administration, the aim of the book is to
clearly show that all of the diversity and inclusion trainings, the vocabulary, and
the agenda first and foremost is rooted in Marxist revolutionary thought, and that it's
finally made its way out of the universities and elsewhere into the uniform services.
That it's dividing our troops, it's hitting people against one another and therefore crushing
morale and readiness, and it's also having a terrible impact on a recruiting and
retention efforts, which is why we're having abysmal recruiting rates and not meeting our
goals. And ultimately it's a warning to the American people and to our service
members and to senior defense officials that unless we abandon this visive path that is
a part of deliberately a part of the diversity and inclusion agenda, it will
unfortunately lead to violence because of the visceral emotional response that people have for one
another when they genuinely start to believe in these ideas that they're taught those ideas
which include that the like, for example, the police are inherently racist.
That's a BLM philosophy, and of course the BLM folks were admittedly Marxist.
That's one of the tenets of the legs of Marxist philosophy is to undermine our
belief in and our respect for the military and the police. Those are institutions
which are directly connected with the evil need to be overthrown capitalist system. They
are the muscle for the capitalists, and what we need to do is undermine
there. Therefore, the capitalist system will fall as the military and the police
system falls. I mean, that's a goal they have. It is a
goal effect. I recently went to Minneapolis as a part of a film that
I'm shooting that's going to come out this fall, just prior to the election.
I can't yet save the name, but everyone should end up hearing about
it. And what I saw in Mini Apples that was the result of one
terrible leadership for a number of years. But this kind of activism that is
fraught with the diversity and inclusion agenda and initiatives and language vocabulary. Is that
it completely wrecks a city. And I've seen what happened right there on George
Floyd Square where there's a memorial there, and in the city surrounding that area.
And I'm telling you, the same thing is happening to the military,
and a smaller scale, to be sure, But it's not just a criticism
of the police force. And it is exactly that, just like you've mentioned.
But I heard at my base and other troops are hearing at their bases
a criticism of America's founders as white supremacists and racists, and a criticism of
America's founding values and principles that actually made us the priest and greatest country in
history. That is so heart wrenching to here. Let me ask you this.
I know. I mean, we're, as you pointed out, we're
all painfully aware that college education is now replete and filled with d ei and
woke Marxist philosophy. It's been that way for a long time. We know
it's seeped its way in K through twelve education with the same kind of principles
being taught to our young people, and that worked itself into the Department of
Education. That is a concerted effort. You can do that when you have
this unified just basically one size fits all education system. Here's the curriculum.
Teach every kid that. How in God's name did this curriculum, this philosophy
make it into America's military right? Well, at first, it began with
activism after the death of George Floyd. We had service members high and low
that were activists, just like you saw in the news where cities are burning
and police cars are being smashed and windows being smashed. That same activism and
a small scale began to spread its way through the military because the seats had
been planted and there his trainings over the number of course of a number of
years. But President Trump in September of twenty twenty attempted to end forever and
inclusion trainings that we were seeing in the United States military by executive order,
and he did just that, and there was a several month reprieve from this
kind of training. But Joe Biden in this administration, on January twentieth of
twenty twenty one, reverse President Trump's executive order by executive feat and brought back
these diversity and inclusion trainings and agenda with a bang. And of course he
selected a Secretary of Defense in Lloyd Austin that is very much in support of
this agenda. He has a very different world view the most Americans, and
he believes in the oppressor versus oppressed narrative of human events that was taught by
Marsten Angles one hundred and fifty plus years ago in the Communist Manifesto. And
these guys, through policy, expect these trainings and trainings to fill the military
workplace. We've even had superintendents that are military service academy such as the Air
Force Academy, my own alma mater, say that they're going to fill the
university there, the Military Service Academy with diversity, equity, and inclusion and
every niok and cranny of that service academy. We need to eliminate poor leadership
in the next administration. We need to make sure that we completely abolish all
of these DEI policies, and we need to get our military back on track,
which is my foremost concern, although it's infecting every other federal agency as
well as we've recently seen and are seeing in the headlines today, as of
yesterday and the day before. Well, and obviously that is a problem that's
not going to go anyway soon given the size, scope and inability to fire
anybody in the administrative state. But and you made a great point in bringing
up Donald Trump in his efforts to get rid of this, which you've said
were successful at least for a short period of time. As commander in chief,
he essentially is the Department of Education when it comes to the curriculum in
the military. Right, can he eliminate this if Donald Trump is elected president
again and turn the ship around. Yeah, that's an important, or i
should say critical part of fixing the problem. It's getting the right commander in
chief in and ensuring that we've got both corrective policy in place, and also
selecting the right leaders the right oversight committees to make sure and I'm not talking
about Congress, I'm talking about they're actually both congressionally mandated as well as executive
a point of positions that provide oversight of our military service academies to ensure these
kinds of things go away and go away fast. But of course, cultural
change doesn't necessarily happen rapidly. It's going to take time and concerted effort and
courage from those that still wear the uniform of their country to speak up respectfully
and say, hey, we disagree with what's being taught. It's against our
values. It's discriminating and makes us uncomfortable. It's not inclusive. There's no
real diversity here. My viewpoint is denigrated. I don't see the authenticity and
this approach, and I think if more and more people speak up about that,
we're far more likely to see the cultural change that we need. But
it starts, indeed with the right commander in chief setting the right policy.
And unfortunately, because we're so divided, that is what it comes down to
at the moment. But it would have been unthinkable two decades ago and three
decades ago for any commander in chief policies that are deliberately apparently dividing our troops
in uniform. Underscore what you just said, deliberately that's the most frightening component
of everything that we have talked about and everything that you talk about in your
book, Irresistible Revolution, Marxism, goal of Conquest, and the unmaking of
the American military. Gosha, retired Lieutenant Colonel Matthew Lomyer, I really wish
your book was sort of like a warning about what could have happened or could
happen, as opposed to the reality of what is currently happening. But you
sound like you at least have some measure of optimism. With a different commander
in chief and different policies, we can turn this ship around and head back
in the right direction. God bless you, sir for the time you spell
my listeners in meat this morning. The book itself Irresistible Revolution, which my
listeners can get at my blog page fifty five KRC dot com. I will
strongly encourage them to do that and share it with every single one of their
friends. Thank you very much, been my pleasure. Thanks again for your
time and your service to our country. So you're a continued service. Seven
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KRCD Talk Station Steve Gooden, our legal expert, bottom of the r after
it's in lieu of the local stories about Donald Trump's most recent the decision throwing
out Donald Trump's case because as Judge Eileen Cannon points out, Jack Smith is
not constitutionally eligible to prosecute that case. That's the bottom line on a ninety
three page decision. So I'm looking forward to having Steve Gooden from Port to
Wright, Ah the program next talk about just that. I thought this was
funny, and we have a couple of minutes here to talk and one of
the more comic elements if there was any comedy to come out of the Republican
Convention yesterday, And we will hear from Claire Corkoran live from the convention at
eight forty another report from Claire Clairemont County Commissioner Claire Corkran. I know how
my listening audience generally feels about Sentimentority leader Mitch McConnell. You'll be pleased to
know, if you weren't watching yesterday, he was responsible for, you know,
formerly cast in Kentucky's forty six votes for Donald Trump, and in doing
so, when he stepped the crowd booed him. Sorry sucks to you,
Mitch. Anyway, another interesting development yesterday, It's it's been, you know,
the widely circulated and talked about and reported that President Joe Biden may not
get Labor's endorsement this year. International Brothers of Teamsters have yet to finalize any
decision in terms of who they're going to endorse. And guess who spoke at
the Republican convention yesterday, Teamster's president Sean O'Brien. Well, I didn't hear
that he and the Teamsters endorsed Trump, but I think it's a rather remarkable
thing that on the same day that JD. Van's widely popular, they say
with the blue collar working folks out there, man that connects with the blue
collar workers. One of the reasons that the speed, they say, Donald
Trump selected him, that the International brother Brotherhood of Teamsters be speaking at the
convention, and there are a lot of union members who are very, very
pro Trump. This is reminding me more and more of the year Ronald Reagan
won the presidency, that sort of blue wave that moved over the Republican Party,
the working class folks realizing and more of a populist that Reagan was,
and he did great things for the economy, turned the country around over his
two terms in the presidency. Go back and look at the numbers. It's
an amazing turnaround. And thank god for Ronald Reagan. And thanks for the
listener who called this morning, who for people who were upset about JD.
Vans being selected as VP because he is an out former, underscore the word
former, outspoken critic of Donald Trump, at one point referring to him as
America as Hitler. That was back in twenty sixteen. Ultimately he got Trump's
endorsement, ran for Senate with Trump's endorsement, and obviously one and so thanks
to the one caller very critical of that reality seeing JD. Vance is not
the guy that should have been selected. Followed up by the caller who pointed
out that after I mentioned that people can change, and you know, opinions
can change and attitudes can change, clearly JD. Vance's did, and he
reminded everybody including me that, Yeah, Ronald Reagan was a Democrat for most
of his political life until he started well realizing the benefits of capitalism, the
ridiculous realities of Democrat policies. Great Republican he was on the heels of being
a Democrat for decades. Seven twenty six fifty five KRC the talk station Steve
Gooden from Porter Wright on the throwing the Trump case out? Is it gone
for good? What's going to happen? We have any special counsels anymore?
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Steve Gooden for the law firm Reporter Right. Great lawyers. They are as
evidenced by the fact that Steve Gooden is among them. Welcome back, Steve
Gooden. It's great to have you on the show. Hey, good morning,
Brian. Did you get a chance to digest Judge Aileen Cannon's dismissal of
the classified documents case on constitutional grounds, all ninety six pages of it.
It is fascinating reading, okay, and the Democrats obviously you are screaming and
yelling and they haven't they swear note to the Constitution. I guess they haven't
read it. What shock what shocks me? I'll let you explain to my
listeners. You know how this case ended up being dismissed, but that has
has there ever been this legal challenged raised? I guess my point is I
know ed me's in my Michael mccasey, former Attorneys General, raised this,
you know, special council legality argument in front of the Supreme Court in the
immunity case, and Justice Thomas in his concurring or was it dissetting opinion or
concurrence regardless, just as Thomas addressed this head on, providing a legal basis
for this judge to hang her hat on in her opinion dismissing the case on
the grounds that Jack Smith was not constitutionally authorized in this role. Has anybody
ever raised that before, Steve? You know, people have been talking about
this concept in conservative legal circles for decades. Actually, probably the first person
who really like talked about it in an intelligent way of all people was Brett
Cavanaugh. Fact, when he was a law student. He actually wrote a
law review article on this very topic that Judge Cannon cites in one of her
footnotes. So it's been something that's been kicked around there, but it's never
really been litigated. And you're right, me, since some of these folks
raised this issue in the immunity case when it was before the Supreme Court earlier
this year. But the other justice's sidestep that basically said it wasn't properly raised
as a legal issue before the Court, and they were basically, you know,
they it came about in the context of these amicus currey i briefs,
which the Court can't say, hey, that's not the main issue. But
you're right. Justice Thomas actually gave it a lengthy treatment in his concurrence and
really provided a roadmap for anyone who wanted to address this issue head on in
the peace of litigation. And it is fascinating. It's the basic concept is
that Jack Smith was appointed pursue it to regulations promulgated by the Attorney General's Office,
not by Act of Congress or Act of the President, as would be
suggested by the appointment's clause in an Article two of the Constitution, and therefore
he really could not draw on the US Treasury to fund his investigation through the
apportion the appropriation's clause also an Article two. So she takes a very fundamentalist
back to basics view. She also notes that the old Independent Council Statute by
which you know folks like Kin Starr and Lawrence Walsh and some of the more
famous Independent Prosecutor investigations into president's past and former like a ram Gate and the
Monica Lewinsky scandal and things of that nature that will expired back in nineteen ninety
nine. So you know, I think this sets up a huge battle.
It's going to inevitably go to the US Supreme Court, and it's also going
to deal with this of Jexsmith's other case too. It actually puts the January
sixth prosecution in some peril as well. Well. Since we're out of time
of the same, I'm going to hold you over if you don't mind see
you because we have a few more questions to ask along these lines. You
know, what happens to the case, what happens to January six folks,
And can't Congress just do his job and maybe create this position if they choose
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talk station me Tuesday, Brian Thomas talking to Steve Gooden providing a legal analysis
on the most recent case involving Donald Trump. Judge Lean Cannon dismissed the classified
document case, rejecting the legitimacy of Jack Smith's appointment as special counsel because it
wasn't approved, pursuing too the appointment's clause in the Constitution the United States of
America a very clean, logical, reasonable conclusion based on the language of the
Constitution and who Jack Smith is. So I keep going back to the idea
that this has never been raised as a theory before, and you pointed out
Clarence Thomas's concurring opinion in the immunity case did address this and broke this legal
argument down and why Jack Smith is not qualified, But that the rest of
the Supreme Court said, Hey, this wasn't raised below, And that's a
typical response from an appellate court. If you don't raise the legal argument on
the trial court level, then you've waived the opportunity to do it on an
appellate level. And that's the conclusion the Supreme Court reached other than Clarence Thomas
when they decided not to address this. I mean, again, going back
to the idea, this wasn't raised before. This seems to be so simplistic
of an argument and so factually and languid constitutional language based that it just blows
my mind that they didn't raise this as a primary defense on the trial court
level. Yeah, well, you know it does. But I will say,
and you know, it really is a relatively new issue because I think
what the Supreme Court it did back in nineteen eighty eight is a case called
Morrison v. Ol. Sudden, where there was a battle about the Lawrence
Walsh and the Iran Gate Special Prosecutor, and there was an Independent Council Act
on the books from nineteen seventy eight, sort of post Watergate through nineteen ninety
nine, and it expired, and I think in the theory there was that
Congress had delegated its authority to the Attorney General's office pursue it to the appointment's
class actually appoints these independent prosecutors. That that law has been expired since nineteen
ninety nine, and as we know, we've had several folks appointed as a
special prosecutor since then, including Robert Mueller probably most recently Richard Hurr was appointed
as well. So her argument really is from nineteen ninety nine on that there
hasn't been anything on the books that would kind of really countenance what's happened here.
So it is a relatively recent thing in constitution. The law twenty four
years isn't that much time, and there's only been a handful of them since
then, so this is a relatively new space and it's interesting. Actually,
it was the Clinton administration, through Janet Reno, who urged Congress not to
renew the Independent Council Act as he was coming out of the kin Star investigation,
and there were concerns on both sides of the aisle as to whether that
investigation went on too long, spent too much money in one end to areas
where it really didn't have any kind of business going. If you remember,
they investigated some sort of land deal at the time called Whitewater for many many
months and nothing really came of it criminally. So there were some concerns on
both sides of the aisle that the Independent Council Act really did delegate too much
authority and too much money to someone who is not answerable to an elected official
at the end of the day. Well, in her decision, Judge Cannon's
decision, this is and you mentioned Kavanaugh doing a law school analysis of this
when it was law school for law review. So I guess this is in
line with the current Supreme Court makeups, you know, consistent opinions from West
Virginia versus EPA to other regulatory based decisions which reel in the fast and loose
nature of the regulatory administrative state behind the scenes and just sort of drafting regulations
and rules without laws upon which they have the ability to do that. In
other words, you can't do that. So this is this is in line
with that, and therefore likely if we get a divided circuit courts of heels
coming with the different conclusions, the Supreme Court is going to side with Judge
Cannon in her analysis, knowing of course Thomas and Kavanaugh will be on that
side. I think that's absolutely right. I mean, they look I like
her chances. I mean, there's a lot of legal commentators, particularly those
you know on the left, a lot of law school scholars who are looking
at this and saying, you know, this is ridiculous. She's ignoring,
you know, the history of this. She's in the tank for trump et
cetera, et cetera. And maybe all that is true, but I do
like her chances, and I mean, I think the way to look at
the drift of history is, you know, we do have a big administrative
state that the Supreme Court backed, have been over backwards to find precedent to
support, and now that's no longer the case. Well, I guess the
left is kind of like arguing what like a Latches argument. Listen, we've
been doing this raw, no one's raised to think about it before. It
doesn't matter that there's no law in the books. We used to do it,
and we continue to do it. And you've taken a pass because you
didn't raise this before, so we should be able to go on as we
have in spite of what the Constitution says. Yeah, they're essentially making a
waiver type argument, saying that, hey, if you didn't raise it,
you lose it. But you know, there's one of our fundamental concepts is
you cannot wave constitutional protections and constitutional rights. Anyone who's practiced criminal law knows
that right up front. You cannot wave your Fourth Amendment rights except for very
very select circumstances. And you know, and that's and that's that's really what
they're arguing. They're also making this sort of weird argument that he is not
he's what they call an inferior officer and not a not a principal officer,
and she dispenses with that very very quickly. He basically tries to argue that
I'm such a minor cog in the government machine that it doesn't really matter how
I'm appointed, And that's you're not a minor cog in the machine when you're
investigating the former president who likely will be president again on a grounds that are
are very controversial and that the public generally doesn't seem to support. Well,
merely because Jacksmith is not eligible to the constitution to prosecute this case. Now
he is off the job, what happens to the case itself? Steve,
Well, this is the part that's fascinating to me, and I think this
is the part that is absolutely the most important part, which is then it
goes back to the Attorney General, Merrick Garland, who actually is appointed by
and serves at the will of back and call of Joe Biden, an elected
official, and he has to make a decision, a political decision, whether
to go forward. And that's Cannon's whole point, that was Kavanaugh's whole point,
and Thomas's whole point as they've looked at this, which is we have
gotten too far afield where non elected people are making these gigantic legal decisions about
what to prosecute, when and how. This really, as the founders say,
should go back to someone that the people have selected, and if we
don't like what we do, then our remedies at the ballot box and we
remove them. A guy like Jack Smith or Lawrence Walsh or Robert Mueller cannot
be removed by the people, and they're wholly independent and cannot be touched.
And that's and I guess some folks love that idea, and that's something that
came about very much after wat Gate, but we have to acknowledge if we're
going to have that, that's something Congress has to authorize, and if not,
it is something that truly doesn't fall within the kind of originalist concept of
what the Constitution provides, which is that elected officials should be making these calls.
And really, what Biden has done here is, you know, I
mean, Trump constantly says, hey, Biden is prosecuting me, and Biden
says, well, not really, this guy's nominally this independent prosecutor. If
this falls, then Biden's justice Department will have to make that call, and
that's something that you'll have to be accountable for to the voters as well.
He should be. And finally, before we part company, Steve Gooden,
I can't thank you enough for breaking this down for my listeners and me.
What impact on the January sixth cases, Well, it's the same thing.
I mean, for by and large, I mean those are no first those
cases are starting to fall apart. An independent ground deep in court did hold
a couple of weeks ago that they've used the wrong law for a lot of
the folks who are arrested at the Capital and well as part of the Trump
indictment, so that the indictments already are in peril. But the same sort
of concept here, Jacksmith brought the portion of the January sixth cases that involved
Donald Trump. If the Supreme Court takes this in all likelihood, he's either
going to have to step down or step aside. I would imagine Trump's legal
team will be filing a stay in the January sixth case pending a resolution of
this at the appellate level, so it effectively shuts that case down until after
the election. And most constitutional scholars, I think are now concluding even if
the case had gone forward in some way, since it's a federal indictment,
and if Trump wins, he would all likelihood could have pardoned himself and put
it into this anyway. So these questions are increasingly becoming sort of academic about
what impact they're going to have, particularly if Trump does prevail in November.
FINDO on line Porter Wright. You need a great lawyer, get in touch
with Steve Gooden's right there, Porterwright dot com. Wrig ht Steve God Bless
you, sir. Thank you so much for spending time with my listeners with
me this morning and talking about these important cases and how they're going to impact
the future. I'll look forward to having back on the program again real soon
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the fifty five KRC Morning Show. Hey Brian, how you're doing great to
be here. I'm doing well, Man always wan on a Tuesday, talking
of bright and I appreciate again what you guys do. And let me ask
you this. We're gonna talk about it. It was an actually I was
going to say attempted assassination. Attempted assassination at least in so far as Donald
Trump is concerned, but an actual assassination if you give a nod, and
to the courageous man who was Corey Competoi, the fireman who got shot by
the sniper. But moving over to what information we have now, and I
guess I've been summarizing it from my military friends, most simply as a Charlie
foxtrot. There seems to have been a colossal epic failure across the board in
so far as Secret Service and its coordination of protection efforts with local law enforcement.
And I woke up this morning to find out that the local outlet there,
wpx I, reporting that Thomas Crooks, the murderer, was spotted on
that building twenty six minutes before you open fire, and a police officer from
the Beaver County Emergency Service Unit even took a photo of him before the shooting
started. We learned yesterday that a local law enforcement officer even climbed up on
the building, saw him and was frightened away when Crooks turned around and pointed
his rifle at him, after which he started opening fire. I mean,
did they not have comms with Secret Service? But finally today I found out
that that whole, that building there that he was on top of was a
watch post for snipers from the local local police. What is not wrong with
this thing? Nick? No, I mean there's a lot, there's a
lot seemingly wrong with this. And you know, speaker Mike Johnson said kimberly
Cheedlebaden's USS Secret Service chief. You know, she bases a hearing on Monday,
and she quote has a lot to answer for, according to the Speaker
of the House. So I mean, yeah, Thomas Matthew Crooks, the
fact that this was able to happen is horrifying, the fact that he was
able to get in such close proximities as the president. And this report about
this officer that climbed the roof and climbed the ladder up to the roof and
went down, it's also just very chilling, and it just paints this picture
of it's really concerning that this was this happened, this was allowed to happen
or not allowed to happen. But but but the atmosphere for this to happen
very extremely concerning. And well, and you know, obviously I'm here at
the R and C right now. We have some heightened security here, which
fits thankfully after the events on Saturday where we almost saw the leading presidential Kennedy
United States murdered on national television. But yeah, no, it's it's there's
a lot to answer for here in terms of the security security breaches that went
on. Well, you know, I'm going to call you out and maybia
freudy and slip nick you said allowed this to happen. And I know a
lot of my and the listening audience, you know, immediately come up with
conspiracy theories. But you know that's why, that's why I corrected me.
I'm just giving you a little bit of a hard time. But the failure
on so many levels, even to someone like me who is not an expert
in protective services. I mean, I've seen some my friends in law enforcement
who's like, oh, just like that. Everybody's an expert in protective services
and site security. I do shoot, and I have shot on many,
many occasions of modern sport rifle, including one very similar to the one used
by this murderous punk thug, a five five six AR fifteen style rifle.
And it is easy. Me. I'm not a marksman, but I point
out it's very easy for even you know, someone moderately trained in firearms to
hit a target at two hundred yards. He was a lot. He was
like fifty yards closer than that. That to me stands out as an obvious
site to be you know, tended to by law enforcement outside the perimeter.
Inside the perimeter, local law Enforcement Secret Service. I don't care. It's
a direct line of sight place for someone to set up a shot ah lo
and behold, that's what happens. Yeah, it's the location of where he
was and everything. It's really flabbergasting that he was able to get up there.
And that's extremely concerning, and you know, we we definitely want to
see heightened security here for the leading presidential candidate, Donald Trump going forward.
And you know, it's it's another thing too, the Biden administration was denying,
you know, secret service for Robert F. Kennedy, whose father and
uncle were both assassinated in and and then you know, all of a sudden,
Trump calls for Kennedy to have secret service yesterday, and the Biden administration
accommodated reportedly. So it's it's which is good. I mean that, I
know, we don't want to go back to a place where we're in the
sixties there, you know, where where political leaders are getting assassinated. And
it's just so concerning to see that in today's climate where we almost we almost
start and we saw an attempt and it hit the president in the ear inches
from causing you know, a reparable damage. It's just extremely extremely concerning.
Yeah, I would say less than an inch by all accounts. Anyway,
you are at the RNC and we had a report from one of our local
commissioners, and she's going to give us a report later as well. What
was the atmosphere like yesterday. I know, it was sort of a formality
for the delegates to hand over the votes and supported Donald Trump. But the
announcement of JD. Vans, I think everybody was kind of sitting on pins
and needles waiting for that to show up. And any surprise that it was
JD. Vans from your part or the group or what was the mood after
the announcement by the delegates, Yeah, I mean I think for a long
time it was down to those final three, right, Bagram, Dance and
Marco Rubio. And I think especially when the motorcade showed up at Vance's house.
Yet yesterday, I mean, it's still the president hadn't made this official
announcement, but it looked more more so that it was going to be JD.
And I think things are electric here right now on the ground. I
think everybody's really really, really happy with the choice. I think people are
really excited. JD is a young guy, and he's you know, I
would say, the most one of the most popular senators in the United States
Senate. So I think, you know, he he comes from that.
You know, he'll Billy lg he comes from. He is, you know,
the forgotten man and woman. That's the community he grew up in,
and so that's that's where he hails from. I think he's a great in
my opinion, the fantastic things. Yeah, and it's absolutely electric on the
ground here after after JD was selected, and I'm guessing that Trump his appeal
to the you know, the hard the blue collar worker, the working man
and woman kind of class. Does he have any appeal outside of say the
Midwest? I know there was some concern express that. Well, okay,
you know, there was no problem for Trump it all Io. He's leading
and has been in the red state, and it may have some impact for
the folks in Pennsylvania given its proximity in West Virginia. But really, I
mean, can he get voters outside of the Midwest? I mean, what's
what's your reaction to that? My reaction, I think he can. I
think, especially since he's I think he can make inroads with young voters especially
and I think, you know, I'm not necessarily sure, you know,
like the traditional presidential pick, where you know, you pick somebody based off
of geographical reasons you think you can win that state or they you know,
they think they're good foil to the ticket. I think that's not or a
good counterparts of the ticket, you know, to unify the party. But
maybe it isn't like the most in sync with the president. I think that,
you know, maybe those days aren't as essentially important or that strategy isn't
these days where you know, things are much more We're a much more connected
society now with how media has developed and everything, so especially I think over
the past couple of elections, and Donald Trump has said too that he doesn't
think that that's a factor in making his decision. Is well, coming off
the heels of the efforts to assassinate Donald Trump on Saturday, his youth might
that be a liability perhaps for Donald Trump, given Donald Trump is a senior
person and of course the possibility that the vice president might have to take over
obviously it's on full display right now with Joe Biden, but that his youth
and quote unquote inexperience might be a problem or a drag on the ticket your
reaction. I don't think there would be a drag on the ticket at all.
I think JD is a very sharp guy. He's extremely well spoken,
and I think, you know, he's really coming to his own, you
know, after a couple of years in the Senate here, and I don't
think he'll drag down the ticket at all. I think he's a great compliment
to the ticket, fair enough. And we can always point back to Barack
Obama, who is not exactly filled with experience when he was nominated and then
elected as president, Yeah exactly. He was what elected in two thousand and
six, did you know, a year and a half, and then launched
his bids for the presidency and made it so yeah, there's anybody on the
left that wants to try and make that type of argument too, you know,
or just point to Obama, you know, knock yourself out. Good
luck on that one. My guess. Today Capitol will report of Nick gilbertson
which you can find online at brightbart dot com, which I encourage you to
do. What's on the plate for the balance of the week, Nick,
I mean, of all, is mostly the fun and festivities over or we
got some bigger things on the plate that we need to look out for.
Yeah. Absolutely, we got big stuff coming this week. You know,
Donald Trump's going to officially accept the nomination on Thursday. Jadie Vance is going
to give his big speech on Wednesday. So a big week ahead we got.
You know, we're just getting started here, and you know there's a
bazillion events going around here taking place too. So and obviously great part News
if you go there. We're having live interviews and recorded interviews all day long
on our Facebook pages and on our website, Great Park dot Com with you
know, real big hitters. So we had some great interviews yesterday, so
and we got more coming all week. Yeah, definitely tune in there and
and and we'll be uh, we'll be turning them out with some big players.
Nick Goverson. One more question for we Part Comedy. I should have
asked it earlier. Protesters are you are you? You know? I keep
thinking of the sixty eight convention for the Democrats and maybe a replay coming our
way in August with them many many protest groups have already said they're signing up
and they're planning on raising hell in Chicago. What's going on relatively protesters at
the Republican Convention anything. There's been some protesters, some skill, but but
I don't think it's anything. It's nothing compared to what we're going to see
in Chicago. I'd like to I think Time reported that there were ten thousand
and sixty eight, ten thousand protesters in Chicago. There's reports that activists are
telling Politico that there's going to be thirty thousand this year. So, oh
my god, we know how sixty eight happened. Yeah, so, and
they have an extremely divided party right now. So that's it's going to be
something else in Chicago next month in August. I'll be there too, so
I'll get around there. Where are your flat jacket, Nick Gilbertson, Nick,
you can find at brightbart dot com. Capitol Hill Reporter, Nick,
I look forward to having you on the program again. It's best of health
and enjoy the balance of the convention. Thanks man, I have a great
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we get to Daniel Davis deep dive on the tempted assassination of Donald Trump.
But I suppose maybe definitionly not an assassination, but definitely a murder on Saturday
of Corey Competoi who I mean. According to his daughter, what a heroic
guy he was. He's the one man that got killed in that event.
He shielded my body from the bullet that came at us. His daughter Allison
wrote in a post, he loved his family, truly loved this enough to
take a real bullet for us. It isn't that truly a heroic thing.
Court of the people that work with him. He was a great man that
loved his family fiercely and did the same with God a true heart of gold.
I just you know, when I think about that, I think about
you know, what would you do if you're in that position? I mean
talk about adrenaline and not knowing what's going on, what direction of the bullet's
coming from. You got people that you love. The first thing that went
through this guy's head was to cover the people he loved with his own body,
much like the Secret Service is supposed to do in the event the President
is attacked, and the kind of feelings that should be going through their head
as they prepare for a live, open presentation in the middle of a field
where the next President of the United States is going to be speaking over whom
they have responsibility for protection as we do a post mortem on the big failure
of the Secret Service under these circumstances, and apparently of local law enforcement as
well. God bless Corey competory for demonstrating true heroism and love. A twenty
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Normally, Daniel and I are talking about foreign affairs, the situation unfolding
in Ukraine, which doesn't look like it gets any better any time. But
today we're actually going to pivot over to something, of course, that is
on everybody's mind, the Massive, Massive, and I've been referring to it,
with a nod to you, Daniel Davis, Charlie Foxtrot. That was
Saturday in the effort to assassinate Donald Trump. What went right in this other
than the immediate response where they surrounded Donald Trump as they should have and got
him off that stage. By all accounts, that was done properly. But
here, let me just read you one sentence from a friend of mine who
has a storied career in law enforcement, more than thirty years in law enforcement.
He just sent me this. He took the USSS training class, all
right, he had reason to do. That is in charge of some agents
some sites. Anyway, they stress you always, always, always control the
high points within five hundred one thousand yards site distance of the podium. They
tried to put USSS counter sniper teams on the highest points, et cetera,
et cetera. Sir, I shoot modern sporting rifles regularly. I know how
easy it is to hit a target with one. At one hundred and fifty
yards that was the most perfect vantage point to take a shot at the former
president Donald Trump. And yet no one was on the dann roof or even
paying attention your analysis, Daniel Davis, welcome back, Hell well, thanks
for having me, Brian, But yeah, I'm just just this is just
as much of a head scratcher for me as it is for you, and
Charlie Foxtrott is certainly a one of the most app descriptions from it, and
you know, and it just gets a lot worse when you look at it.
Even I'll start off on the podium it was. It was certainly good
the way they immediately just literally leapt on him, and that was fine,
But then there was some problems even after that, because after they stood him
up, they got kind of around him, but his head was still above
everyone. It was still completely visible, and they stood there for what seemed
like an eternity. Now at that particular moment, nobody knows if there's one
shooter, if there's multiple shooters, if this was designed to draw the fire
and the attention of everybody else. And then when they're looking that way,
then another shooter pops up here, which is entirely reasonable and possible from an
enemy perspective. They don't know that, so they have to assume it's a
dangerous situation and immediately get him out of the scene. But for whatever reason,
they just stood there for an interminable period and then finally got him out.
In all the way he's going down those stairs you see, I mean
from the chest up, you see him visible most of the time. So
I don't even understand that part of it. But man, it gets a
lot worse when you start looking at that location, because I'll just tell you
that position there, when you look at the aerial shot of this situation,
that it's one of only like three or four places there even could be an
enemy snapper, and that's of course the primary place you would be. And
there needs to be some hard questions asking, some answers demanded of the people
who were in charge of setting this up, because there's no I mean,
you used to say to yourself there, it's self evidently obvious why you would
not even leave such a direct line of shot that was the c or danger
spots and yet it wasn't even covered well. And are learning today the local
police had a watch post inside the building that punk murderer climbed on top of,
and then a police officer actually climbed up a ladder saw him, He
turned around and pointed his rifle at him, and the police officer slump back
down the ladder, no word that he tried to communicate with anybody, raising
all kinds of questions, which we've been talking about a lot this morning.
Do they not have a unified comms between the Secret Service and local law enforcementhodn'
He got on a radio and said, there's a guy in a building with
a gun. For God's sake, I mean yeah, And you know now,
I actually cover this in some detail in a show on my channel last
not where I methodically looked at the timeline here and it is it is again.
I stress there needs to be some really hard answers or questions asked and
answers given because something is not lining up here. I'm just gonna be honest
with you. When you see many minutes, I mean as many as four
minutes where the crowd on the ground is screaming, there's the guy's got a
gun, and they have cameras showing him literally crawling up on there. You
see policemen on the ground, and yet nothing's being done. And you see
these guys they have microphones on their face. Why aren't they calling somebody?
And then why isn't the Secret Service immediately getting Trump off the stage before finding
out if the guys got a weapon or not. And then you see these
guys on the roof with this huge scope looking right at this guy. Why
did they not say something because they were also miked up to say, shoot
shooter, get the president off the stage. None of those things happened.
And there needs to be a thorough investigation here and just saying oh, I'm
sorry, we made a mistake. I'm not sure that that's going to cover
this one. Well, I agree with you all day long. But then
again, you know a lot of people have look at the war and report
on the Kennedy assassination. Nobody's believed that that came out what a year plus
later after the assassination. How long are we going to be on pins and
needles on this before we finally get a definitive answer on the reason for this
epic failure on so many levels. You know, I've been seeing already some
of the Secret Service officials talking like, well, this is going to be
a thorough investigation. It'll take a long time. Okay, five, do
a long thorough investigation, but you need one right now. And I mean
something that somebody else is looking at, not just the people in the Secret
Service, like an external agency that's going to find out what's happening, because
we still have a campaign to get through, we still have the president himself
that needs to be protected, and if there is systemic errors in the way
that they conduct these things, it needs to be identified today, not six
months or six years from now. Well you know it as well as I
know. We live in the day of the Internet, and a lot of
conspiracy theories swirling around this one almost an I'm not that kind of guy.
I like to wait until I get my facts before I draw my conclusions.
But as bad as this was and the failures on so many levels, even
novices can point to, why in the hell wouldn't they do X, Y
or z uh this one? This one looks really, really bad. Daniel
Davis and I think a lot of folks have lost their respect for lettert agencies
generally. So if the FBI is going to investigate this, I think there's
a sort of measure of skepticism out there they're ever going to get the real
answer? Well, who's to argue with you, I mean, we've been
lied to so many times. I mean, this is not an R or
a D issue here. This is a government issue, and it's across the
board, h and there is substantial loss of trust in the government of what
anybody's saying, because when you can see with you're honest, it's something is
deeply, deeply amiss. I mean I even the stuff I talked about on
my show yesterday, where I chronicled all these things, I can't come to
a conclusion because I don't have enough information what may or may not have happened.
He could have been grossing confidence, but it could have been something else
as well, and who might have been behind that. I don't have any
way of knowing, but somebody needs to find out something, and maybe we
have multiple agencies oversee this. I don't know what the answer is, but
I do know that things are not lining up with any kind of common sense
and logic. Well, my popcorn will remain out on this one. Daniel
Davis Deep Dive find it easily online. Just search for Daniel Davis Deep Dive.
You will find him and you can listen to what he's talking about his
podcast from yesterday Daniel until next week. Thanks for the time you spend my
listeners and me. I always enjoy our conversation, sir. Always my pleasure
to be here. See you next time. Take care Man eight thirty eight
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Hey forty three fifty five ker City Talks Station, Happy Tuesday. I
know a place that's happy, the RNC, where we're talking with Claire Corkoran.
Clamor County Commissioner Claire Corkran's giving us a live update from the RNC.
Welcome back, Claire. It's great to hear from me. He's still excited
to be Are you there so excited? You can't believe that. I mean,
I'm tired that I didn't even have with what the two faith was this
morning. I was just totally overwhelmed. None of us got out of there
till late last night. How about that JD. Vance I President the United
States? Yeah, your husband Jeff texted me. He said it look before
the announcement, he said, everybody's supposed to keep it on the down low.
But the word around here in the Ohio among the Hio delegates is that
JD. Vans is getting the nod. And sure enough about ten fifteen minutes
later there was the announcement. It was unbelievable. It is such a great,
great days. It's just a pleasure to see all the people from Ohio.
They are just going crazy. And not only that, we had the
vague Ramaswamy. It was swamped constantly all day by reporters. It just was
wonderful. That's all I gotta say. I'm glad to hear that. So
everybody's on board for JD. Van said, did any disappointment in the crowd
that you could sense? I know you don't want want to say anything negative
about the process there, but I've had a couple of listeners call in this
morning. They thought there were other better options. But you know, JD
is young man. He doesn't have a whole lot of you know, elected
experience, but he's a brilliant guy from a business standpoint, and his background
is really good. And he's consistent with his policy with Donald Trump. Oh
absolutely, And not only that, he's a great one to groom all the
way through for the next four years to get ready for a presidency attempt later
on. But you know, to stop and think about it at Obama.
But yeah, to your center before he walked in and but Jad, I
just thought the hillbilly eulogy, the whole nine yards. He's just one of
the people out there who's just absolutely going to the top. I think it's
fabulous. Well one one ounce of negative be in that crowd, no one
that's great, and his he has more of an I don't want to call
him an isolation is pure and simple, because that may be an overstatement.
But I know he's not in favor of continued funding for Ukraine, and that
is kind of consistent with Donald Trump's velocity about that situation. But that,
of course rubs old some people the wrong way. So you know, the
whole theme yesterday when you stop to think about its making merry wealthy again.
A lot of our speakers yesterday were what I call common people like you and
I. They go to work every day, the Tino moms who just are
struggling to take care of their children, a woman who lost her husband to
the opiate crisis. It's all about changing the policies and actually puting policies in
the place at work. We had a grandfather who was so teary eyed that
he couldn't even buy little gifts for his grandson because he's he's living paycheck to
paycheck like everyone else's. And on top of that, some people are living
credit card to credit card. So you know, it was about the people
yesterday and Donald Trump was there and the whole family. It was just terrific.
It was a movement yesterday. So what are you guy calling on the
plate today? And for the balance of the week, what are we looking
forward to other than I know the formal acceptance Trump? But go ahead,
right well, today is all about making the America saved again. So I'm
sure we'll have a lot of speakers that will come in today and talk to
and talk about the things that we could do, talk about safety. They
runt in ten thousand extra police officers for this, and guess why. I
walk right out the door. There's a Norway police office there, there's a
City of Cincinnati police officer. And it was like, what are you guys
doing here? There were so many And the really cool thing was Texas with
all our cowboy had they bring in their whole bicycle brigade there, weren't they
kept us so safe? There was no protesters that could even get near the
red zone. You pull in your car, your trunk, your underneath the
hood. Everything was checked and we stood in line for quite some time going
through all the meta detectors and everything. But today I'm just looking forward to
look listening to more speakers. And I don't know if you've watched any of
it, but we had one congressman, governor, and just the senator after
another speaking and went on late last night, so it was one. It
was just great, gat glad to hear that. You know, your enthusiasm
and your positivity is just coming through so well in your words today and your
uh in your voice. So I feel, you know, enthused myself just
hearing you relate to my listeners and me what's going on there. So level
of uh enthusiasm is high. Everything seems to be positive. We're on the
way with JD. Vance and Donald Trump, and we're going to get another
live report from you tomorrow. I hope, Claire great great, And I
think the whole stress right now is unity. That's what Donald Trump, our
president, and is talking about his unity all the way across the board.
A matter who you are, we are Americans, Let's get united and let's
make that our country great one more time. Well after four years of painful
division. Amen to that message in Golley. Yeah, I got you.
I'll talk you tomorrow morning and have a great day everyone. You too,
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