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Speaker 2: I think if I k r C the talk station,
Speaker 2: Happy Tuesday. Some say, well, yeah, well the dude may,
Speaker 2: but I don't. Quite often I don't. Anyway, Happy Tuesday, folks,
Speaker 2: Brian time. I'm right here, glad to be in front
Speaker 2: of the mic and glad to be talking to Orlando
Speaker 2: Sons are coming up at seven o five. One of
Speaker 2: my favorite candidates, so much better than Greg and Wentzman
Speaker 2: who obviously violated the Stock actings kind of admitted it,
Speaker 2: but he promised you wouldn't do it again. Alando Sons
Speaker 2: that didn't have those problems. He's also articulate, intelligent, family man.
Speaker 2: I'll kick his coverage when it comes to his wife.
Speaker 2: I love choking with him about that. His life is
Speaker 2: so pretty anyway. Orlando is a phenomenal man, phenomenal candidate.
Speaker 2: Proudly served as country he was a prosecutor CPA. I mean,
Speaker 2: his background is tremendous, and his ideas and his opinions
Speaker 2: and his well, I think path for the future is
Speaker 2: superior than what Greg Lansman is demonstrated during his political career,
Speaker 2: and of course that was full on full display during
Speaker 2: the Channel five or debate between the two Orlando at
Speaker 2: seven five. Here in the morning show, follow by Empower
Speaker 2: You America, Colonel John Mills going to be doing a
Speaker 2: seminar on dismantling the deep state? Can that even happen
Speaker 2: in my lifetime? The community of federal employees who remain
Speaker 2: in place through successive presidential administrations every four years, and
Speaker 2: yet next day they develop their own policy agendas, and
Speaker 2: when the policy agenda conflicts with the current administration, the
Speaker 2: deep state actors work nefariously to keep their own agenda
Speaker 2: on track and quite often seek to well impeach President
Speaker 2: of the United States of America based upon fake information
Speaker 2: like the Steele dossier. Oh yeah, that's right. Anyhow, that's
Speaker 2: gonna be a good seminar, John Mills towards a program
Speaker 2: at seven thirty give us a little bit of insight
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Speaker 2: your own environment. Drawing a parallel to our conversation the
Speaker 2: other day about the Bengals stadium, the fan experience, and
Speaker 2: spending one point two billion dollars in stadium upgrades to
Speaker 2: enhance the fan experience. It's my point was the most
Speaker 2: enhanced fan experience comes with well, watching the television at home,
Speaker 2: where you can see multiple instant replays. The view is better,
Speaker 2: the beer is cheaper, the food is better and cheaper
Speaker 2: in the bathrooms are yours? Anyway? Sorry, I had to
Speaker 2: take a little dig in that one. That just really
Speaker 2: irks me inside scoop. But his Tuesday would do that
Speaker 2: every Tuesday at eight oh five. Today, DC Bureau News
Speaker 2: chief Matt Boyle returns. Matt regularly appears in the segment
Speaker 2: Latest from the Campaign Trail, which I get in the
Speaker 2: impression that Harris campaign's getting a bit of desperation mode.
Speaker 2: First it was Barack Obama insulting black men, thinking that
Speaker 2: the only reason they might not vote for Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: is because she's a woman that did not resonate well
Speaker 2: and it continues to not resonate well. We'll talk more
Speaker 2: about that later. Then they rolled out Bill Clinton the
Speaker 2: other day. He didn't exactly do the Harris campaign a
Speaker 2: real service anyway, talking about the border that also will
Speaker 2: get to as well. But latest on the campaign trail,
Speaker 2: the polling numbers are really moving in favor of Trump.
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris does not resonate very well with the American
Speaker 2: voter anyhow, deep dived Daniel Davis. We do it every
Speaker 2: Tuesday at eight thirty, and today, of course, we talked
Speaker 2: about the two wars, well at least two of the
Speaker 2: multiple wars going on in the world. The of course
Speaker 2: situation in Israel and Ukraine and Russia where Russia seems
Speaker 2: to be making more and more advances into Ukraine. Ukraine
Speaker 2: desperately screaming for more arms and weapons which they say
Speaker 2: are trickling in as opposed to the wave of arms
Speaker 2: that they are demanding. Then you have to balance it,
Speaker 2: and it needs an interest of say hurricane survivors here
Speaker 2: with the finite amount of resource and dollars we have
Speaker 2: in federal government, which finite amount never seems to resonate
Speaker 2: with our elected officials since they keep digging us further
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Speaker 2: Five one, three, seven, four, nine, fifty five hundred, eight
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Speaker 2: studio with Adam Kohler Kaylor, who is running for Hamilton
Speaker 2: County commissioner. Really a smart guy. We talked more than
Speaker 2: just about the commission race, talked about uh, you know,
Speaker 2: some other races and politics and ideas generally speaking, but
Speaker 2: rather interesting. And the Smith smither vent every Monday at
Speaker 2: Christopher Smitheman and congratulations again. Found out yesterday he is
Speaker 2: now Grandpa Smitheman with Christopher Smitheman the third the bouncing
Speaker 2: baby boy healthy? Is the baby and mom? Or are
Speaker 2: the baby and mom? So just wonderful, wonderful news to
Speaker 2: start off on a Monday with Christopher. Anyway, what have
Speaker 2: we got going on? Let's take a look at a
Speaker 2: pole again. I'm thinking about Kamala Harris kind of dropping
Speaker 2: off the map, and I'm not gonna get I can't
Speaker 2: get optimistic. Does anybody else feel like that? Like you
Speaker 2: see the polls, you see the erosion of Harris. You
Speaker 2: hear Harris speaking, and you wonder how in God's name
Speaker 2: it's even possible that she has she's almost even with Trump.
Speaker 2: Maybe that she's because she's not Trump. I'm convinced that
Speaker 2: the vast majority of Harris supporters would only vote for
Speaker 2: her because she's not Trump. And the words that come
Speaker 2: out of her mouth are just baffling. Oh, she's also
Speaker 2: a plagiar by the way, add that one to the
Speaker 2: growing list of Democrat plagiarists out there. Not that they
Speaker 2: have a monopoly on plagiarism, but a new report came
Speaker 2: out talking about well her being a flagerist. Anyway, you
Speaker 2: Harvard CAP's Harris poll no connection, showing former President Trump
Speaker 2: now has a narrow lead over Harris among early voters
Speaker 2: in battleground states. Hey, poles are open vote early. It's
Speaker 2: not just for Democrats anymore. Maybe this is bearing that out.
Speaker 2: Courting the survey, forty eight percent of early voters and
Speaker 2: critical swing states are backing Trump, forty seven going with Harris,
Speaker 2: five percent picked the third choice that they have or
Speaker 2: haven't voted yet. Mark Penney, polled co director, talking about Trump,
Speaker 2: said swing state strategy is paying off, pointed out Trump
Speaker 2: holds a two point lead overall in the swing states,
Speaker 2: with forty eight percent of the support to Harris's forty six.
Speaker 1: Hmmm.
Speaker 2: Although Trump ahead in battlegrounds, the poll apparently found Harris
Speaker 2: performing well nationally nationally among early voters, leading Trump by
Speaker 2: eight points. But then again, the national vote includes all
Speaker 2: of those solid blue states California and New York and
Speaker 2: all the other ones we all know too well. So
Speaker 2: national polls need to be kind of discounted a little
Speaker 2: bit because it's going to come down to the swing
Speaker 2: states because we'd still have the electoral College. Or to
Speaker 2: the survey, forty five percent of voters planned to vote early.
Speaker 2: Fifty percent say they're going to wait to all election day.
Speaker 2: You don't have to do that, I know. It bucks
Speaker 2: tradition the world being an imperfect place. You don't know
Speaker 2: if you're even going to be alive on election day.
Speaker 2: And I hate to say that out loud, but it
Speaker 2: is one of the possibilities that exists in the world.
Speaker 2: You know, Automobile accidents, accidents do happen, hurricanes hit, bad
Speaker 2: weather comes up, electricity goes out, terrorist acts, I don't know,
Speaker 2: But why not just go ahead and cast your vote
Speaker 2: if you already know who you want to vote for.
Speaker 2: The ballot is not going to change between now and
Speaker 2: election day. Nationally, an aggregate of polling compiled by the
Speaker 2: Hill Slash Decision Desk HQ shows Harris with a slim
Speaker 2: lead over Trump fifty to forty seven. But again, that's
Speaker 2: a national poll so if you look at some of
Speaker 2: the other ones, a lot of the other ones, it
Speaker 2: really has got the Harris campaign getting a little bit
Speaker 2: wigged out. And so they're offering more stuff and things. Yeah,
Speaker 2: on the heels of Barack Obama's embarrassing comments and belittling
Speaker 2: of black men, Harris unveiled proposals for black men ahead
Speaker 2: of the Erie Pennsylvania rally. She's going to here you go?
Speaker 2: Can she buy your vote? My blackmail friends? Opportunity agenda
Speaker 2: for black men includes one million forgivable business loans up
Speaker 2: to twenty thousand dollars for black entrepreneurs, more apprenticeships, and
Speaker 2: research into sickle cell and other diseases disproportionately affecting black men.
Speaker 2: Hm the loans, they say, we'll be in partnership with
Speaker 2: a small business administration. And I love this. Community leaders
Speaker 2: and banks with a proven commitment to their communities. How
Speaker 2: do you prove that.
Speaker 3: Anyway?
Speaker 2: And I thought this was weird. Also calling for black
Speaker 2: mental participation in the national cannabis industry. You know, it's
Speaker 2: interesting because it was reported that a lot of black
Speaker 2: communities do not want cannabis dispensaries in their neighborhood because
Speaker 2: they don't want their kids to get stoned all the time. Hey,
Speaker 2: parents being parents, moms being moms. No, I don't want
Speaker 2: that stuff around my kid. But it's odd that the
Speaker 2: Democrats think it's a great idea for everyone to get
Speaker 2: involved in this industry, even though more information's coming out
Speaker 2: that we may not be the wonderful medicinal you know,
Speaker 2: panacea that they've characterized it at young people getting high
Speaker 2: all the time. It ruins their brains. But anyway, cannabis industry.
Speaker 2: She wants to get you black men in the cannabis industry,
Speaker 2: after previously voicing support for federal cannabis legalization as well
Speaker 2: as regulating cryptocurrency to protect black men and others who
Speaker 2: use the digital tender. No details on that one, but
Speaker 2: that's what I thought sounded particularly bizarre. How is cryptocurrency
Speaker 2: harmful or beneficial to one race and not the other.
Speaker 2: If you have the answer that question, feel free to call.
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Speaker 3: You happy Tuesday.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm one of those folks who's been asking
Speaker 2: out loud now for years about why the Green agenda
Speaker 2: folks won't let us have nuclear power. I'm thoroughly convinced
Speaker 2: it's got nothing to do with safety. Look, they're opening
Speaker 2: three Mile Island. Why would they do that? It has
Speaker 2: nothing to do with safety. And of course, in this
Speaker 2: world where we have modern technology, look what Elon Musk
Speaker 2: was able to achieve just the other day. Yeah, this
Speaker 2: isn't the nineteen seventies. Three Mile Island is not stay
Speaker 2: the art nuclear power, is it. No, They've gotten newer, safer, smaller,
Speaker 2: higher producer hired producers of electricity and electricity produced with
Speaker 2: no carbon output, answering seemingly the needs and demands of
Speaker 2: all the green crazy folks out in the world to
Speaker 2: think we're all exhaling ourselves into oblivion. Why not get
Speaker 2: the power from nuclear energy. You won't have to worry
Speaker 2: about smoke stacks or carbon scrubbers or CO two capture systems.
Speaker 2: Oil boy, what a great world will be. But no, no, no,
Speaker 2: say the Greens. For whatever reason I do not know,
Speaker 2: They point to three Mile Island or Fukushima, or you know,
Speaker 2: things that have happened under like Soviet era chernobyl nuclear plants.
Speaker 2: But when our big money friends want it, the power
Speaker 2: players at Amazon and Microsoft and Google, they need to
Speaker 2: power AI, and they need power AI and it takes
Speaker 2: a ton of electricity so much that they would tax
Speaker 2: the grid to the point where they wouldn't even be
Speaker 2: able to run their operation. Now, since Amazon and Microsoft
Speaker 2: we're talking about using nuclear power, and with no argument
Speaker 2: to the contrary, Google is doing the same thing. It's
Speaker 2: all about how those data centers will be powered and
Speaker 2: in the future, a growing number of data centers will
Speaker 2: be powered by small modular nuclear reactors. Yesterday, Google announced
Speaker 2: plans to buy power from KRO's Powers Small modular Reactors SMRs,
Speaker 2: part of a growing industry shift toward nuclear energy to
Speaker 2: meet their demands. Hmmm. Senior Director of Energy and Climate
Speaker 2: at Google, Michael Taro said, we believe that nuclear energy
Speaker 2: has a critical role to play in supporting our clean
Speaker 2: growth and helping to deliver on the progress of AI.
Speaker 2: He went on, the grid needs these kind of clean
Speaker 2: here's the word reliable sources of energy that can support
Speaker 2: the build out of these technologies, because it's so important
Speaker 2: for AI data centers to have unlimited reliable technology. But
Speaker 2: not you, no, no, no, you will be subject to
Speaker 2: rolling blackouts because we insist that we build windmill farms
Speaker 2: that span the entire state of places like Indiana ordertive order,
Speaker 2: just giant windmills and solar panels that well have the
Speaker 2: effect of well supporting the Chinese Communist Party and killing
Speaker 2: all kinds of birds, for example, and bats and producing
Speaker 2: electricity inefficiently. Hence, that word reliable comes out of the
Speaker 2: mouth of the energy and climate guru at Google. Michaelterell,
Speaker 2: We feel like nuclear can play an important role in
Speaker 2: helping to meet our demand that beat Google's and helping
Speaker 2: meet our demand cleanly. And here's the important part, folks,
Speaker 2: in a way that's more around the clock.
Speaker 1: Hmmm.
Speaker 2: I think he's saying that windmills and solar panels can't,
Speaker 2: you know, manage the burden. Daryl said, it's an incredibly
Speaker 2: promising bet and one that you know, if we can
Speaker 2: get these projects to scale and then scale globally, will
Speaker 2: deliver enormous benefits to communities and power grids around the world.
Speaker 2: Sharing the love, it sounds like Google's ready to do
Speaker 2: with its modular nuclear plants. Sam Alt went back, Oaklow,
Speaker 2: that's the name of the company, Oaklow.
Speaker 1: They put in.
Speaker 2: They said they're gonna be putting in the first small
Speaker 2: SMR reactor by online by twenty twenty seven. That's three
Speaker 2: years ahead of the Kiros project that Google is talking about.
Speaker 2: All I know is they're moving forward with these projects. Hmmm.
Speaker 2: US is actually at the beginning of this month that
Speaker 2: US closed on a one point five billion dollar one
Speaker 2: to resurrect Hohle, tex Palisades nuclear plant. That report that
Speaker 2: was at that time, said the Biden administration aims to
Speaker 2: triple US nuclear power capacity as demand rises and climate
Speaker 2: concerns grow. I don't know the climate concerns are actually growing.
Speaker 2: Maybe they are, but at least this is an answer
Speaker 2: that provides vast quantities of power on a small footprint
Speaker 2: without having to support the Chinese Communist Party. Pennsylvania Governor
Speaker 2: Josh Shapiro has been urging for Three Mile Island to
Speaker 2: reopen as quickly as possible, that after Microsoft's agreement to
Speaker 2: purchase power from Three Mile Island once it's back open again,
Speaker 2: and the governor is urging regulators to prioritize the rector's
Speaker 2: of the reactor's connection to the electrical grid. So get
Speaker 2: rid of those damn regulations that are standing in the way.
Speaker 2: We won't have NIMBI lawsuits. We want to ease the
Speaker 2: path to get the power out. Finally, see what it took. Though.
Speaker 2: It wasn't you and me screaming about wanting reliable power.
Speaker 2: It was no, no, no, It was Google and Microsoft
Speaker 2: and Amazon. You don't think the money that they have
Speaker 2: and their influence over are elected officials has anything to
Speaker 2: do with that?
Speaker 3: Do you?
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Speaker 2: I do you have some local stories to dive on
Speaker 2: into by first? As is my preference, going to go
Speaker 2: to the phones five one, three, seven, four nine fifty
Speaker 2: five hundred eight hundred eight two three to Mississippi James,
Speaker 2: How was your trip down to Mississippi and did you
Speaker 2: settle in Okay?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 5: I have a gohone oh.
Speaker 2: I thought you were leaving when we talked to listener lunch.
Speaker 2: I thought you were getting ready to head down downstate.
Speaker 5: No, I don't leave until know them.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, well okay, good to hear from you regardless,
Speaker 2: So it's on your mind, my friend.
Speaker 5: I may be able to make this one lunch and
Speaker 5: you got in and have you chose a place?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's the day after the election, which
Speaker 2: should be interesting. We're gonna be at Ron's Roost on
Speaker 2: the West Side. I think you've been there before, James,
Speaker 2: Oh you haven't. Well, let me tell you. It is
Speaker 2: a West Side institution. You know, every every neighborhood's got
Speaker 2: one of those restaurants that's been around forever that everyone
Speaker 2: knows about. That will be Ron's Roost over on the
Speaker 2: West Side. Kind of like Price litt chilly in the
Speaker 2: sense that you know, it seems like it's been there forever.
Speaker 2: But great place. They treat us nice. The food's really good.
Speaker 2: If you like fried chicken, and I do, they make
Speaker 2: great fried chicken. But it's a really good spot. So
Speaker 2: if you can make it, I'll look forward to seeing
Speaker 2: you because we're gonna have a lot to talk about
Speaker 2: post election day.
Speaker 5: Hey, but with Georgia about a hand count, you know,
Speaker 5: we may not know for.
Speaker 3: A couple of weeks.
Speaker 2: No, I know, isn't that crazy. Hell, there was a
Speaker 2: time when we would know who won the election the
Speaker 2: night we went to bed, you know, the election returns.
Speaker 1: We're in.
Speaker 2: Now it's like, well, well know next month or something
Speaker 2: like that. It's frustrating, but yeah, we'll take it as
Speaker 2: it goes.
Speaker 5: Okay, Now, what I call about to day is a
Speaker 5: three squeaky voice Democrat. And there's Joe Biden, Obama and Clinton,
Speaker 5: and all three of them came out sounded like weak,
Speaker 5: squeaky voice Democrat that I don't think they moved the
Speaker 5: bar one inch or one eye oldeer as they say
Speaker 5: for Kamala Harris, and it just you know, it didn't
Speaker 5: look good. Just listen at him, because none of them
Speaker 5: really had no connection.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 5: They say that the guys that Obama trying to talk.
Speaker 3: To, Hey, what do they say?
Speaker 5: They was preteen? A lot of them was preteen when.
Speaker 3: He was president.
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 5: They don't know him, no connection. And then on the
Speaker 5: flip side, advance, Oh man, he's a silver tongue devil.
Speaker 3: If you ask me, you know he is.
Speaker 5: He's an opportunitiest. I won't say a devil, I say
Speaker 5: an opportunitist. Although a devil take advantage of the every
Speaker 5: opportunity he can to infiltrate your mind.
Speaker 3: And that's just the way I see it.
Speaker 2: Well, when you say infiltrate your mind, are you I
Speaker 2: mean are you capable of having your mind infiltrated? I
Speaker 2: guess that seems to me like you know Barack Obama saying, well,
Speaker 2: you're a black man, the only reason you don't wote
Speaker 2: for Kamala Harris is because she's a woman. That's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Each man, black or white, or any other color for
Speaker 2: that matter, can make up their run min on whether
Speaker 2: they're happy with the current state of affairs. Maybe they
Speaker 2: don't like transgenders playing in female sports, maybe they don't
Speaker 2: like the economy. Maybe there's something else out there other
Speaker 2: than Kamala Harris being a woman, which is either leaning
Speaker 2: to toward Trump or not. But can JD events actually
Speaker 2: get into your mind and make you think something other
Speaker 2: than reality? Are you not capable of making your own
Speaker 2: mind up on whether he's making a good point or not.
Speaker 2: I know you're smarter than that.
Speaker 5: Well, there's so many sheeps out there, and they'll just
Speaker 5: will follow you anything they think it is strong.
Speaker 2: Well, that's the Obama argument. That's the Obama argument. And
Speaker 2: I don't believe that black men really took kindly to
Speaker 2: the statements he made the other day. There's been so
Speaker 2: many black commentators from across the spectrum, maybe not just
Speaker 2: right wing black men, but other black man's. Wait a second,
Speaker 2: I'm capable of making it my own mind. It doesn't
Speaker 2: matter a whit whether Kamala Harris is a woman or not.
Speaker 2: It's where does she stand on the issues. Maybe we
Speaker 2: don't even know yet, but we do have a record,
Speaker 2: and we know that most people feel like they at
Speaker 2: least were better under the Trump administration than the current
Speaker 2: administration financially, economically, you know, from in terms of foreign affairs,
Speaker 2: et cetera. I mean it's a multitude of reasons.
Speaker 5: Well that's true too. Yeah, Like I say, people will
Speaker 5: follow something that they consider to be strong or it's
Speaker 5: scared them. So that fine combination is there, what people
Speaker 5: have been trained to follow, you know, until they.
Speaker 3: Rise above it. That's where it is.
Speaker 5: Politics, religion, you know, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all those well, and you know, politics is a
Speaker 2: lot like religion Mississippi, James, because some people, you know,
Speaker 2: they are born into a family, the Republican or Democrat,
Speaker 2: and it's almost like a blasphemy to vote against what
Speaker 2: you've been brought up in. Even if you look at
Speaker 2: the policies, the positions, the issues and everything, and you
Speaker 2: determine that that party you've been voting for your whole
Speaker 2: life is not representing your interest. It's like you got
Speaker 2: you got to turn your back on your faith in
Speaker 2: God and move over to the other side. That's a
Speaker 2: big jump, but people are capable of doing it. It
Speaker 2: happens all the time. And when one side represents a
Speaker 2: better choice than the other, that's kind of the position
Speaker 2: you might find yourself in. But I give more people
Speaker 2: credit Mississippi James than perhaps you do in terms of
Speaker 2: analyzing issues and looking at not just what some politician
Speaker 2: is saying, or some bill of goods or trying to
Speaker 2: sell you, but what the real issues are that face
Speaker 2: our country and what the positions are when you finally
Speaker 2: boil it down, whether it's the party position or platform,
Speaker 2: or the individual candidate saying something, I will do this.
Speaker 2: Some people are afraid about the open borders. I happen
Speaker 2: to be one of those. I think it's a terrible situation.
Speaker 2: It's obviously calling cousin chaos in a lot of communities,
Speaker 2: including many communities where those black men might live. Maybe
Speaker 2: that's one of the reasons they like Trump, because Trump
Speaker 2: has promised to be much stronger on the border than
Speaker 2: the Harrison campaign would be. See the current administration and
Speaker 2: the number of illegal immigrants coming in over the past
Speaker 2: four years and compared to the numbers that came over
Speaker 2: during Trump. Was Trump's administration like one hundred percent solid
Speaker 2: on border security. No, but at least it tried, And
Speaker 2: that may be a defining issue in the election. And
Speaker 2: I think my listeners are smart enough to know which
Speaker 2: side of the ledger is what they proceed to be better.
Speaker 2: They may think Harris is better than they think Trump
Speaker 2: is better. But I do believe it's not based upon
Speaker 2: some manipulative SoundBite or some you know, personality thing. I
Speaker 2: think it comes down to the issues, at least i'd
Speaker 2: like to hope. Maybe I'm just being overly optimistic. Great
Speaker 2: hearing from you, James five point thirty seven. Pete, hang on,
Speaker 2: I take your call right out of the gate when
Speaker 2: I get back, and that'll just be in a few
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Speaker 2: I promise P to B first. He is first. Pete,
Speaker 2: welcome to the show. Thanks for holding over to break
Speaker 2: my friend.
Speaker 7: Thanks Brian head back to the energy topic. Yeah, whenever
Speaker 7: that comes up, very little emphasis is ever put on
Speaker 7: a geothermal And I'm just reenterating this MIT is on
Speaker 7: the cusp of developing a process. They use a gyrotron
Speaker 7: which Jesus microwaves to melt rock and if they get
Speaker 7: drilled into the super hot rock, it will generate three
Speaker 7: steam for twenty million years. Yeah, and I just don't
Speaker 7: get why it's It's hardly ever even brought into the equation.
Speaker 2: It, Pete. My only guess is I'm with you all
Speaker 2: day long. I have a geothermal system for my house.
Speaker 2: Is my HVAC system is geothermal. It works great. You know,
Speaker 2: it's a heat exchanger. The Earth's temperature is a constant,
Speaker 2: what fifty five degrees once you get below a certain level,
Speaker 2: and that allows you to exchange the heat one way
Speaker 2: or another to heat and air condition your home, bringing
Speaker 2: that temperature up to a much higher point than it
Speaker 2: would be if you started from scratch, Like on a
Speaker 2: ninety degree day, at least you're starting to fifty five
Speaker 2: and on a subsero day at least you're starting to
Speaker 2: fifty five degrees. So makes perfect sense. Your point is
Speaker 2: even drilled deeper you have instant steam generation makes a
Speaker 2: great sense, but it's the it's probably that the technology
Speaker 2: itself is not yet ready for prime time. They haven't
Speaker 2: developed an efficient way of doing it. You're talking about
Speaker 2: some laser blasting rock. Maybe that's the future and we'll
Speaker 2: all be able to tap into the Earth's abundant, unlimited
Speaker 2: energy for that purpose. I agree. It sounds perfect, a
Speaker 2: perfect solution. I just believe, at least as my my
Speaker 2: initial response, since it does seem to answer all the
Speaker 2: challenges we face. That it's just not ready for prime time.
Speaker 2: Nuclear has been around.
Speaker 7: First time, but they're getting close.
Speaker 3: But if they put if they put.
Speaker 7: Them money, some of the money there's throwing away on
Speaker 7: carbon capturing all.
Speaker 2: These Oh that's a different story.
Speaker 3: It would help.
Speaker 2: That's a different story. Yeah, we should quit throwing money
Speaker 2: away at carbon capture because you know, I want the
Speaker 2: plants to have some food, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I don't believe carbon dioxide is a problem, Honestly, I
Speaker 2: really don't. But it's not.
Speaker 7: It's like four one one percent of the atmosphere. It's
Speaker 7: like nothing.
Speaker 2: I appreciate that, but that's a different discussion. We're having
Speaker 2: this discussion because there's a lot of people that have
Speaker 2: been duped into believing somehow plant food is killing the planet.
Speaker 2: I can't ever reconcile that position. Honestly appreciate the call PETE.
Speaker 2: I do not deny that that is a certainly a
Speaker 2: wonderful option for the future. It may just be that
Speaker 2: it's too expensive to well create and generate power that way,
Speaker 2: as opposed to building one of these module and nuclear plants,
Speaker 2: which is pretty small and generates gazillions of watts of
Speaker 2: power enough so that they can power entire artificial intelligence
Speaker 2: operations and also have a little leftover for you and me.
Speaker 2: Real quick, one story here for the stack of stupid.
Speaker 2: Thirty nine year old British woman killed when a malfunctioning
Speaker 2: Ottoman bed fell on her neck and asphyxiated her. Ellen
Speaker 2: Davy lived in northeastern England ran a beauty slon. Died
Speaker 2: in June as she was leaning over the storage area
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Speaker 2: of the two gas lift pistons was defective. Well, you
Speaker 2: can't blame her. I can't believe this is even in
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Speaker 2: tonight and Orlando's Sonza seven oh five Love that guy.
Speaker 2: Lonnie Joe Ward, forty seven years old, Junior forty seven
Speaker 2: arrested and charged with ludelessivious behavior with a victim under
Speaker 2: the age of sixteen after allegedly touching a girl inappropriately
Speaker 2: at a haunted house in Jonesville.
Speaker 4: Do what Happens?
Speaker 2: Alachua County Sheriff's respond to the haunted house with a
Speaker 2: victim reportedly said she was one of the scare actors
Speaker 2: in a haunted house. Ward the last person to go
Speaker 2: through the haunted house. She said she was sitting in
Speaker 2: a chair. The second juvenile was behind her when Ward
Speaker 2: entered the area, walked over to her, bent down, touched
Speaker 2: her inappropriately over her clothes, then grabbed her arm, held
Speaker 2: onto it for about thirty seconds, and stared at her
Speaker 2: in what she described was a bizarre manner, and then
Speaker 2: let go and left the area, witnessed by the juvenile
Speaker 2: standing behind her. That guy said, Ward looked at him
Speaker 2: and tried to play it off, looking surprised. He's been arrested.
Speaker 2: Creepy people doing creepy things. Uh, let us see here, dude.
Speaker 2: Child was killed in a freak accident at a Haunted
Speaker 2: hay Ride attraction. We've got a Halloween theme going on here, haven't.
Speaker 2: Over the weekend, corn To Tennessee authorities Hamilton County Sheriff's
Speaker 2: Office not OURS announced the incident of press release. Deputies
Speaker 2: called to the Haunted Hilltop attraction located in Harrison, Tennessee,
Speaker 2: about quarter to eleven and the night on Friday, they
Speaker 2: got their officials learned that a boy had been run
Speaker 2: over by a tractor while playing a prank on hay riders.
Speaker 2: Quote Upon arrival, HCSO deputy spoke with a chaperone for
Speaker 2: a group of juveniles that have been playing near a
Speaker 2: hay ride tractor route and we're behind some of the
Speaker 2: butt bushes trying to scare some hay riders at the
Speaker 2: Haunted Hilltop event. Deputies told one of the juveniles that
Speaker 2: attempted to jump on the trailer and had possibly slipped
Speaker 2: and fallen underneath the wheels. He was found unresponsed. Corners
Speaker 2: Medical Examiner's Office said the boy was twelve years old,
Speaker 2: and they extended their thoughts and sympathy to the family
Speaker 2: for the deceased juvenile. Hilltop for its part, Haunted Hilltop
Speaker 2: announce that it will be closed the following day and
Speaker 2: asked for prayers for the community. Sorry, accidents I suppose happened.
Speaker 2: Let's get her to see what Bill Scott for part
Speaker 2: company in this hour. Bill, thanks for calling this morning.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the Morning Show.
Speaker 9: Hey Brian, how are you doing this morning?
Speaker 2: I am doing fine under the circumstances. Thanks for asking.
Speaker 2: Hope you can say the same. Oh, yes, I'm doing fine.
Speaker 9: But my point I was going to get Trump going
Speaker 9: to win because all you hear on the poort there
Speaker 9: it's it's if that's all lie, it's fake.
Speaker 10: He nailed it.
Speaker 9: It's all fake because and number two, what I'm saying
Speaker 9: is when they this round up starts coming now round us? Yeah,
Speaker 9: round book needs illegals out there.
Speaker 3: We don't.
Speaker 2: Oh, I didn't listen. I didn't have context for who
Speaker 2: you were talking about rounding up. So you're talking about
Speaker 2: deporting illegal immigrants.
Speaker 9: Yes, going to make it more clear, but I mean,
Speaker 9: I'm telling you they're going to do like they did
Speaker 9: in Israel.
Speaker 2: They're gonna they're going to pull one of.
Speaker 9: Those October sevens here. They're going to try to take
Speaker 9: as many people as they can before they get out
Speaker 9: of here, or take themselves. And number two Americans, listen
Speaker 9: to me out there, everyone, mother, your father.
Speaker 2: You get a gun.
Speaker 9: You carry it like you do your cell phone, because
Speaker 9: you never know, and it can have and it's going
Speaker 9: to It ain't a matter, it's if, it's a matter when,
Speaker 9: and it's coming, it's coming. You got thirty sixteen thousand
Speaker 9: Chinese here.
Speaker 5: Men actually come on.
Speaker 2: The number the numbers more than that, Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 9: And number two the illegals here, I mean, my god,
Speaker 9: I mean, I live down here in Melbourne, Kentucky. And man,
Speaker 9: well where are they staying at?
Speaker 3: I mean?
Speaker 9: And number three, the best one I got to tell
Speaker 9: you is, man, they're going for a gain pig Now,
Speaker 9: MONKEYV is gone.
Speaker 2: Mind your guinea pigs.
Speaker 3: Bill.
Speaker 2: I don't even a problem with the recommendation of a firearm.
Speaker 2: That again on my firearms owner, and I do believe
Speaker 2: in carrying concealed for a variety of reasons. It doesn't
Speaker 2: have any to do necessarily with any particular given criminal threat.
Speaker 2: It's just that criminal threats exist in the world. The
Speaker 2: world's an imperfect place, and it just so happens. I
Speaker 2: was glad that I had my concealed carry when that
Speaker 2: guy tried to kill me on the expressway. Nice to
Speaker 2: be able to defend yourself against a guy who looked like,
Speaker 2: in my estimation, was about six two to six four
Speaker 2: and weighed north of two hundred and fifty pounds two
Speaker 2: hundred and seventy five maybe big guy. Could I have
Speaker 2: handled him at my small five to ten frame at
Speaker 2: one hundred and ninety pounds. Probably not. Could I have
Speaker 2: handled him because I had a firearm. Absolutely, it's a
Speaker 2: great equalizer. It's one of the reasons why I recommend
Speaker 2: owning one. So whether or not something's going to hit
Speaker 2: the fan between now an election day after election day,
Speaker 2: you know what, it could hit the fan today, Be prepared,
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Speaker 2: the couple of wars of course, Israel and Ukraine Russia,
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Speaker 2: he's not he is a slightly critical Donald Trump. I
Speaker 2: have to give huge props at Gerard Baker from The
Speaker 2: Wall Street Journal Barack Obama and the Democrats politics of
Speaker 2: contempt because this is something that has incensed me and
Speaker 2: bothered me from well forever. It's one of the reasons
Speaker 2: I'm on what I call self described little well libertarian.
Speaker 2: You know, I trust you with your decision making, I
Speaker 2: trust you with your zipper, I trust you with your
Speaker 2: wal and I don't like being lectured to by elitist politicians.
Speaker 2: That's fundamentally what's going on here In b and Gerard
Speaker 2: Baker's assessment, Beginning with Barack Obama's lecture to black men,
Speaker 2: he just calls it the latest example of a peculiar strategy,
Speaker 2: which is talking down to you. So do you consider
Speaker 2: a vote for Donald Trump because you're bad or because
Speaker 2: you're stupid? That's the question Democratic Party wants to put
Speaker 2: to wavering voters in the final few weeks of the campaign,
Speaker 2: the closing argument they think will convince people to choose
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris instead. Are you an immoral, bigoted person, one
Speaker 2: of those notoriously misogynistic black men who can't stand up
Speaker 2: any women, or a white racist to hate foreigners? Or
Speaker 2: are you a dupe easily misled by information, going back
Speaker 2: to some of the Mississippi James observations, and this really
Speaker 2: kind of hits home on that maybe you're both whatever.
Speaker 2: You may not be good or wise enough to understand,
Speaker 2: but you must listen to us, your moral and intellectual superiors,
Speaker 2: and do as you're told. You'll thank us later. We've
Speaker 2: long been familiar with this high attitude altitude view from
Speaker 2: progressives about people who don't see things their way. They
Speaker 2: think only ignorance or turpitude could ever explain why others
Speaker 2: disagree with them. A superiority complex rooted in an epistemic
Speaker 2: closure to the possibility that there could be mentally sound
Speaker 2: or morally defensible arguments that challenge their verities. It was
Speaker 2: evident in Killary Clinton's Basket of Deplorables characterization of Trump
Speaker 2: voters back in twenty sixteen, Barack Obama's bitter Clingers dismissal
Speaker 2: in two thousand and eight of Americans with traditional values.
Speaker 2: What's different this time is the openness with which the
Speaker 2: contempt is expressed. On both of those earlier occasions, the
Speaker 2: Clinton Obama WANs from earlier on the illuminating insight into
Speaker 2: what our Democrat leaders really think of most of the
Speaker 2: country was unintended. Both instances occurred when the candidates were
Speaker 2: caught on tape bemoaning privately in events for donors how
Speaker 2: dreadful so many of their countrymen were. But it is
Speaker 2: a sign of the desperation that the Harris campaign must
Speaker 2: be starting to feel that the contempt and the moral
Speaker 2: and intellectual pedagogy that demands are now very much on
Speaker 2: open public display. Last week, Obama was back in the fray,
Speaker 2: delivering a stern lecture to Black men who haven't had
Speaker 2: their innate bigotry corrected by an Ivy League education, deploying
Speaker 2: the ark out of the black street. He must have
Speaker 2: picked up at Columbia or Harvard. That's hilarious, he told
Speaker 2: the Brothers at a meeting in Pittsburgh. Quote part of
Speaker 2: it makes me think that, well, you aren't feeling the
Speaker 2: idea of having a woman as president, and you're coming
Speaker 2: up with other alternatives and for reasons for that. And
Speaker 2: he went on to explain the reason why as many
Speaker 2: as twenty percent of black men were considering Trump according
Speaker 2: to the opinion polls, must be, as Obama put it,
Speaker 2: that the Republican shows himself to be a real man
Speaker 2: by putting women down. Got that black men could support
Speaker 2: mister Trump only because they like putting women down. Can
Speaker 2: you imagine what mister Obama would call a conservative and
Speaker 2: made such an individual individual and viduous rather generalization. To
Speaker 2: be fair to the brothers, it's not only black men
Speaker 2: whom the Democrats see is morally disordered in their views
Speaker 2: on women. It's most men. One of the more peculiar
Speaker 2: commercials of the campaign appeared last week, and this is crazy.
Speaker 2: I know you've probably seen it by now. The lecture
Speaker 2: for the rest of us on what being a Real
Speaker 2: Man is, produced by a group that styles itself as
Speaker 2: Creatives for Harris, features a bunch of actors. Actors underscore
Speaker 2: playing men, between bench pressing, perching on tailgates, and doing
Speaker 2: other manly things, take time out to explain to the
Speaker 2: Neanderthals among us that they are all man enough to
Speaker 2: support women. The implication if you don't vote for miss Harris,
Speaker 2: you aren't man enough. However, you like your steak or
Speaker 2: talk to your horse. Then again, if you aren't a
Speaker 2: bigot and you're still voting for mister Trump, then you're
Speaker 2: probably just an idiot an easy mark for misinformation. Missus
Speaker 2: Clinton worn last month of an October surprise, some patently
Speaker 2: false story about miss Harris that voters would fall for.
Speaker 2: To protect us further from such contamination, she thinks, depending
Speaker 2: on the source, Americans spreading falsehood should be in her words,
Speaker 2: civilly or even in some cases, criminally charged. In this view,
Speaker 2: we are all mere children in the dangerous world of
Speaker 2: digital media. Who's ten their minds can be shielded from
Speaker 2: terrors by government censorship. Do Democrats really believe that those
Speaker 2: are in those who are inclined to support Trump in
Speaker 2: this contest are morally depraved or cognitively incapable. Is it impossible,
Speaker 2: for example, that black men may think mister Trump would
Speaker 2: do a better job for the economy than another Democratic administration,
Speaker 2: Or that the Democrats denial that sex is a biological
Speaker 2: reality is a serious threat to both the nation's values
Speaker 2: and science, Or that Hispanics might want a candidate who
Speaker 2: is a record and promise of imposing a tough immigration
Speaker 2: policy that will keep the country safer than the mess
Speaker 2: Biden Harris administration is created for the last four years.
Speaker 2: The Democrats' self ordained mission to make better humans of
Speaker 2: us all is not only tiresomely elitists. It's also of
Speaker 2: dubious political value. If you have such a low opinion
Speaker 2: of voters, they named up having a low opinion of you.
Speaker 2: Gerard Baker wonderful points left at his criticism of Trump
Speaker 2: because he's not a big fan, calls him repugnant. I
Speaker 2: get that, I understand his points, But the broader point
Speaker 2: on this is exactly how I have felt needed a
Speaker 2: wonderful job summing it up. When you hear these people
Speaker 2: talk to you and tell you what you need to believe.
Speaker 2: A white Joe Biden telling you a black man that
Speaker 2: if you don't vote for Democrats then you're not black.
Speaker 2: How unbelievably and horrific and horrifically insulting is that? I maanam,
Speaker 2: I take a fence on you half of black people
Speaker 2: out there when they tell you that you're too stupid
Speaker 2: to get a photo ID Who makes these arguments and
Speaker 2: who buys into him? See the latter part is for
Speaker 2: me the biggest question mark who actually buys into that?
Speaker 2: Going back to Mississippi James point, this is kind of
Speaker 2: the debate that we had. You know, people listen and
Speaker 2: they just think, oh, you know, they buy a lockstock
Speaker 2: and barrels whatever some talking head politician has to say
Speaker 2: to them. And I say, no, I believe you're smarter
Speaker 2: than that, and I believe that you see through that.
Speaker 2: And you know, I can understand nodding in approval when
Speaker 2: your party candidate is up there making arguments that might
Speaker 2: benefit your party, even if they are bloody insulting to you,
Speaker 2: that you might go ahead and not an approval knowing
Speaker 2: that well, someone's going to buy into it, an ergo,
Speaker 2: it's going to help my party win an election. Now
Speaker 2: that's not me. I will not abide and I wouldn't
Speaker 2: allow that if one of my you know, preferred party
Speaker 2: candidates was doing the same thing. Critical thinking, logic, reason,
Speaker 2: Tell me what your policy positions are. Tell me what
Speaker 2: it's going to do for me, for the country. What
Speaker 2: are we going to do to write the ship that's
Speaker 2: of the things that we perceived be wrong. Let's get
Speaker 2: down to that. They'll tell me I'm too stupid to
Speaker 2: get a photo ID, and don't tell me black men
Speaker 2: are not voting for Kamala Harrison simply because she's a woman.
Speaker 2: Maybe it does go to things like sports and men
Speaker 2: playing against women in sports. Maybe it does have to
Speaker 2: something to do with traditional family values. I know the
Speaker 2: Latino voters who are going more and more in favor
Speaker 2: of Trump are very religious people as a general, you know,
Speaker 2: broad brush sweeping, not to sort of stereotype, but look
Speaker 2: at the statistics and they're also big on family values.
Speaker 2: And I think also traditional norms like no, you're a guy,
Speaker 2: you're not going to play against women. That could be
Speaker 2: a defining issue for a voter that in the economy
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Speaker 2: world of sports. Sports? Growing attention being paid to the
Speaker 2: the transgenders playing in sports issue we have and this
Speaker 2: is actually becoming an issue. There's editorial board of the
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Speaker 2: if the schools allowed transgender people to participate in women's sports. So,
Speaker 2: they say, so it's false to claim shared Brown wanted
Speaker 2: women to play in sports or men to play in
Speaker 2: women's sports.
Speaker 1: Hmm.
Speaker 2: Well, adding strings of federal funding a common way that
Speaker 2: Congress forces its policies down your throat. And of course,
Speaker 2: as they note, it's a little difficult to imagine any
Speaker 2: public school telling the federal government that they can well
Speaker 2: keep the money that otherwise would have flown into the schools. So,
Speaker 2: of course, voting against that was a vote to allow
Speaker 2: transgender what is it women to play? Whoever, men to
Speaker 2: play against women in sports, boiling it down to its
Speaker 2: biological chromosomal reality. And I'm allowed to do that because
Speaker 2: I believe in biological chromosomal reality. You know, it's science.
Speaker 2: But in terms of not listening to the powers to
Speaker 2: be and doing what you think is morally and ethically
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Speaker 2: Players voted to forfeit in ocus October twenty sixth match
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Speaker 2: Without further ado, Over to the phones, Candy, Welcome to
Speaker 2: the Morning Show. Thanks for calling in this morning.
Speaker 13: Hi, thanks for having me. I was actually happy about
Speaker 13: Obama the rating them the black people. Unfortunately it was
Speaker 13: only black men, because this will awaken them to the
Speaker 13: fact that they're being they've they're being treated like I
Speaker 13: don't know, slaves.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're being talked down to and told what is
Speaker 2: in their best interest, which may not necessarily be in
Speaker 2: their best interest. He's taking them for a bunch of
Speaker 2: stooges the old does he I think really truly, in
Speaker 2: his heart of heart, Obama believes that black men don't
Speaker 2: want to vote for Kamala Harris merely because she's a woman.
Speaker 2: I mean, for him to be honest, you'd have to
Speaker 2: acknowledge the failure of the Biden Harris administration and where
Speaker 2: we are now compared to how we were after the
Speaker 2: four years Trump was president. He's never going to do that,
Speaker 2: so he goes on true colors.
Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, and I love it.
Speaker 13: I hope and I'm hoping, but more black men wake
Speaker 13: up and if they'd watch some Fox and they become
Speaker 13: more apparent, mor will wake up. And you know, voting
Speaker 13: is hard, but it's easy if you just vote for
Speaker 13: one party. That takes a lot of the weight off.
Speaker 13: So I hope they become more like me, who has
Speaker 13: trouble voting for. You know, I like to vote for
Speaker 13: I like to vote thoughtfully, and it's hard to do well.
Speaker 2: It depends on how much time you're willing to put
Speaker 2: in it. And I know a lot of people don't
Speaker 2: have enough hours in the day to follow politics as
Speaker 2: closely as someone like me or others, you know, weed
Speaker 2: dwellers is what I like to call them. But you know,
Speaker 2: it's my job. So I spent a lot of time
Speaker 2: doing that. And to me, the issues are very crystal clear,
Speaker 2: and it's easy to figure out which candidate is more
Speaker 2: appealing to my belief systems and of course my view
Speaker 2: of politics and the role of government, because I'm always
Speaker 2: looking at what they're talking about, what they're saying specifically.
Speaker 2: And you know, if you've got kids in the house,
Speaker 2: you got to get you know, dinner's cooked, you got
Speaker 2: to go to work, you got a little bit of
Speaker 2: time for some exhalation. It's not like you want to
Speaker 2: sit down in front of your computer and start diving
Speaker 2: into all these different political sites and you know, deep
Speaker 2: diving into the various issues and all the different positions
Speaker 2: they've taken, whether over the years or even recently. So
Speaker 2: I get that, but yeah, what's in my best interest?
Speaker 2: And if you can look at your life right now
Speaker 2: and say, you know what, I went to the grocery store,
Speaker 2: I filled my gas tank up, I know what my
Speaker 2: rent is. I know I'm not able to afford a house.
Speaker 2: Why was it I didn't feel this way four years ago?
Speaker 2: Well that might answer a lot of questions in and
Speaker 2: of itself, and are your own conclusions based upon that? So, yeah,
Speaker 2: I get where you're coming from, Canny, I do appreciate it.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I'm glad Barack Obama opened his mouth in
Speaker 2: that way the other day as well. Much in the
Speaker 2: same way I appreciated the fact that we all knew
Speaker 2: Hillary Clinton thought we were all a bunch of deplorables
Speaker 2: clinging to your guns in constitution. You're damn right, we
Speaker 2: do cribbage. Mike, Welcome to the Morning Show, My submarine or.
Speaker 15: Friend daily thoughts.
Speaker 16: Some pressure you, my brother.
Speaker 2: Thank you, man, I appreciate that.
Speaker 3: No problem.
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Speaker 2: I can't thank you enough, Mike for calling in on
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Speaker 16: And especially this one is always so special for me too,
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Speaker 16: At the top of the hour, Orlando Sonza, representing the
Speaker 16: Hamilton County Veteran Service Organization, was there on a Saturday
Speaker 16: afternoon to also share his thanks to those veterans, So
Speaker 16: I'm sure there could have been a lot of other
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Speaker 2: Last time, I tried to.
Speaker 16: Thank Orlando Sanza for also.
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Speaker 2: since he's absolutely less parrad yes, indeed.
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Speaker 2: I know you make acception time to time. Mike, always
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Speaker 14: Hey Brian, appreciate you. My man been listening to you
Speaker 14: for a couple of years now, praying for your health and.
Speaker 2: I appreciate it. Thank you very much.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I just wanted to give my thoughts on why
Speaker 14: President Obama stepped in it big time when it comes
Speaker 14: to black man and calling us out specifically. So this this,
Speaker 14: this is a term that you may not be familiar with,
Speaker 14: but because black men are who we are, and the
Speaker 14: seventy five percent of us who were raised without our fathers,
Speaker 14: we have.
Speaker 10: This huge.
Speaker 14: Hole in our heart that is the shape of our
Speaker 14: missing father, and so we we tend to overcompensate with
Speaker 14: our manhood. So this term that we're never gonna allow
Speaker 14: is called We're never gonna allow ourselves to be sunned
Speaker 14: by someone who's not our father. Oh yeah, you don't
Speaker 14: get to Yeah, you know, you don't get to do that.
Speaker 14: Like my father was never there and you ain't him.
Speaker 14: So if you're gonna have fatherly authority in my life,
Speaker 14: it's because you've earned it from being a mentor. Right.
Speaker 14: And then here's what adds to the what adds to
Speaker 14: the fire is this whole agenda that the Democrat Party
Speaker 14: has embraced with the whole LBGT movement. One of the
Speaker 14: things that black men also resist greatly is the attempt
Speaker 14: to feminize us. Like, bro, you're gonna start a fight
Speaker 14: if you try to feminize me because I got this
Speaker 14: overcompensation for trying to prove that I'm a man, and
Speaker 14: so now you want me to embrace these men running
Speaker 14: around in skirts doing erotic dances in front of my kids. Bro,
Speaker 14: you're gonna start a fight. I'm going to jail over
Speaker 14: my kids. And I don't care if you're a former president.
Speaker 14: We can fight too.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 14: You out of line, Bro, You out of line.
Speaker 2: Hey man, I cannot thank you enough for saying it
Speaker 2: straight and putting that perspective on it. You're not my dad.
Speaker 2: Don't let you. You haven't earned it. What a that's
Speaker 2: That's wonderful, man. I've never heard it put exactly that way,
Speaker 2: and I'm glad you did it on the fifty five
Speaker 2: KC Morning Show. Wonderfully stated. And you may be answering
Speaker 2: in large part the question of why people aren't just
Speaker 2: gravitating over to Kamala Harris. Tell me what you're running on,
Speaker 2: tell me what the issues are. We're smart enough to
Speaker 2: figure out what's in our best interest, and don't go
Speaker 2: shoving femininity down my throat. I appreciate that, you know what.
Speaker 2: I think the Latino community probably feels the same way
Speaker 2: about this demasculization of men. I mean, it's important to have.
Speaker 2: You know, machismo in the Latino community is a real
Speaker 2: solid thing, and I know that that exists in a
Speaker 2: certain perspective the same way in the Black community. It
Speaker 2: does less and less in the white community, sadly from
Speaker 2: my perspective, but I try to think of myself as
Speaker 2: a more traditional male in that regard. Thank you, Hank.
Speaker 2: That was that was wonderfully stated, wonderfully stated. We got
Speaker 2: time for Jamie, Jamie, thanks for holding. Welcome to the
Speaker 2: Morning Show.
Speaker 18: Morning Brian. Oh, that last caller was awesome. I just
Speaker 18: wanted to kind of highlight too, that this pervasive racism
Speaker 18: is alive and well and all these inner city public schools,
Speaker 18: and these kids are being taught, and they're being treated,
Speaker 18: and they're being given a viewpoint that is just a
Speaker 18: bunch of lives about who they are based on their
Speaker 18: skin color. And you're in a serious crisis obviously with
Speaker 18: the black community. But the whole attitude towards humanity is
Speaker 18: just very dark. I mean, it really really is.
Speaker 17: And I don't.
Speaker 18: Understand the cognitive dissonance, especially when it comes to how
Speaker 18: abortion got started to basically get rid of all the
Speaker 18: black babies. It makes no sense to me. It's just
Speaker 18: it's so horrid. I can you know, it's just really hard,
Speaker 18: a hard till to swallow. When they're out there advocating
Speaker 18: for being so inclusive and caring so much about the
Speaker 18: black community in the Latino community, it's just a bunch
Speaker 18: of lies.
Speaker 2: Well, you obviously know the Margaret Sanger story, the storied
Speaker 2: legendary lauded Margaret Sanger, who liked abortion because she leaves
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Speaker 2: It's no longer about eradicating the black population. Now, it's
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Speaker 2: I guess that's what it's all about. I don't understand it,
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Speaker 2: I appreciate the call of Mike. I will get your call.
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Speaker 15: Say Ryan about the transgender athlete that played. I think
Speaker 15: standing as they say, I don't blame the other teams
Speaker 15: for forfeiting, because there's say for their safety everything. But
Speaker 15: I'm not sure IF's the same guy that there's a
Speaker 15: video it'saw online of another transgender athlete. There was a
Speaker 15: volleyball spiked the ball into a girl on the other
Speaker 15: team's face, knocked.
Speaker 3: Her out and broke her nose.
Speaker 2: Yeah, with the ball and.
Speaker 15: Then and the NF did nothing about it. I mean,
Speaker 15: that's that's ridiculous thing somebody wasn't gonna take for them
Speaker 15: to finally.
Speaker 2: Stop this, Well, it's gonna take the young women who
Speaker 2: just said, we are not going to abide. Don't care
Speaker 2: what the n C two A said, don't care what
Speaker 2: you say. The laws and the rules are, we will
Speaker 2: not abide. You're ruining women's sports for women, biological women,
Speaker 2: and we're not going to take part in it. So
Speaker 2: we're not going to play. And the more teams that
Speaker 2: stand up and say we will not play means the
Speaker 2: sport's going to either evaporate or the rules will change,
Speaker 2: and the smart, right, scientifically grounded people who refuse to
Speaker 2: play against men will prove themselves vindicated and the sport
Speaker 2: will return, and hopefully with some sane rules that prevent
Speaker 2: you know, biologically male players from competing against women for
Speaker 2: the obvious reason they have a sizable advantage over women.
Speaker 2: Look at the statistics, folks, Okay, and I don't want
Speaker 2: to even have a conversation about Okay, well if they
Speaker 2: take a testosterone or you know, no, no, how about
Speaker 2: just competing on a so called even playing field that
Speaker 2: doesn't involve the use of drugs or anything else for
Speaker 2: that matter. I know you're not allowed to use steroids
Speaker 2: in sports, right and that a rule does taking test
Speaker 2: testosterone blocking drugs for a male athlete that wants to
Speaker 2: pretend as a woman. Does that really change the dynamic?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I'm not a doctor in a don't
Speaker 2: play one on radio, but you need the suppressence in
Speaker 2: order to, I guess arguably compete under whatever twisted, convoluted
Speaker 2: rules that they've made. So how about we just put
Speaker 2: a O just say no? So you know, and there
Speaker 2: is a growing backlash to that, ex sizeable growing backlash
Speaker 2: to that, because you know, the vast majority of people
Speaker 2: in the United States win polled if you believe in poles,
Speaker 2: I think it's like sixty five to seventy percent say no, No,
Speaker 2: they shouldn't be able to play against women. It hurts
Speaker 2: the women. If you want to get hit by a
Speaker 2: ninety mile an hour volleyball in the face, break your
Speaker 2: nose and get knocked out, I'm not sure that women
Speaker 2: can do that. I don't know, but and I don't
Speaker 2: know the rules of volleyball to know whether spiking a
Speaker 2: ball in someone's face with that much violence is okay
Speaker 2: under the rules. It may very well be, but they
Speaker 2: see that's where the disadvantage comes in, because men tend
Speaker 2: to be stronger than women, and of course a stronger
Speaker 2: person can probably launch the ball at a far higher
Speaker 2: rate of speed, which is a little bit harder to
Speaker 2: defend yourself from stating the obvious. O'Brien, your man's plaining
Speaker 2: speaking of that traditional mail, I wouldn't even be married
Speaker 2: to my wife if it wasn't for traditional male machismo
Speaker 2: kind of thing. And I'm not that kind of guy mostly,
Speaker 2: But you know what, when my wife's being harassed by
Speaker 2: some guy on the street when we're trying to change
Speaker 2: a tire, I get a tire iron out and I
Speaker 2: go after that guy. Is that traditional machismo? Or am
Speaker 2: I just defending my woman against what I perceived and
Speaker 2: she perceived to be a threat. I'm not sure what
Speaker 2: Dylan mulvaney might have done in that particular situation, but
Speaker 2: I really think she probably would have taken a different tact,
Speaker 2: if you know what I'm saying. Anyway, after the top
Speaker 2: of the hour news the Man, the Myth, the Legend,
Speaker 2: the Ultimate Candidate, Orlando Sanza, and then we'll hear from
Speaker 2: Colonel John Mills at seven point thirty dismantling the Deep State.
Speaker 2: That's the subject of the Empower Youth seminar taking place tonight.
Speaker 2: I strongly encourage you to put you on your calendar
Speaker 2: seven pm start time, Empower You America dot org. We'll
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Speaker 2: Man you need to vote for or find them online
Speaker 2: Orlandossanza dot com. Welcome back, Orlando. It's always a real
Speaker 2: pleasure to have in you on the program.
Speaker 3: Likewise, b thanks for having me.
Speaker 2: It's going to be a down ballot race, but it's
Speaker 2: a really important one. Of course, he's running against Greg
Speaker 2: Landsman for US Congress, and of course, after that debate,
Speaker 2: I don't know how anybody in his right mind could
Speaker 2: ever consider voting for Greg Landsman once you include his background,
Speaker 2: his history, his being part of the Gang of Five,
Speaker 2: and the issues upon which he's running, I don't know,
Speaker 2: again doubling down on that, I don't know how anybody
Speaker 2: could vote for him. But in the final analysis, let
Speaker 2: me just ask you, right out of the gate, Orlando Signza,
Speaker 2: how is the race going? I see your signs all
Speaker 2: over the place.
Speaker 3: We look from all signs on the ground. We are
Speaker 3: going to win this race, and win it, dig Brian,
Speaker 3: because the momentum is strong, not just on the ground
Speaker 3: from the way that we've really upped things in the
Speaker 3: last stretch here of the race. But you talk to voters,
Speaker 3: I mean they are truly being compelled no matter where
Speaker 3: you are in the district, from del High to bond
Speaker 3: Hill to Springboro up in Warren County, they're being compelled
Speaker 3: by the message that we're going to go to Congress
Speaker 3: to fix this broken economy. We are going to Congress
Speaker 3: to secure the southern border and stop the flow of
Speaker 3: fentanyl and crime into our city. And we're just going
Speaker 3: to restore that strength of American leadership across the globe.
Speaker 3: And for those that watch the debate, that you're referencing
Speaker 3: just a couple of weeks ago. I mean, that was
Speaker 3: just a compelling contrast of what we're going to do
Speaker 3: when we're going to take back this seat and what
Speaker 3: they've seen in almost two years under the current representation
Speaker 3: in Greg Landsman. And I will tell you, Brian that
Speaker 3: it is telling. When walking out of that debate, going
Speaker 3: to a watch party for the subsequent vice presidential debate,
Speaker 3: I encounter two people. Now it's anecdotal stories, but I
Speaker 3: thought that that was just a huge win for us.
Speaker 3: Debate night. One of them was just there to grab
Speaker 3: a drink and he turns around to me and he says,
Speaker 3: you're the guy that was just on TV. I said, yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm Orlando. He said, listen, I just came here to
Speaker 3: grab a drink and then I was fixated on the
Speaker 3: TV watched the whole thing. You changed my mind mind tonight, brother,
Speaker 3: I'm now voting for you. And then the other guy
Speaker 3: was the brother of the owner of the restaurant who
Speaker 3: identifies himself as a Democrat. And his brother said to him,
Speaker 3: you should watch this debate with Orlando and Lance, and
Speaker 3: he said, no way. In hack, am I watching the debate?
Speaker 3: Watch the whole thing. We changed his mind. He said,
Speaker 3: you've won me over. We're now voting for you. Compelling message, Brian,
Speaker 3: That's how we're going to win this race.
Speaker 2: And that is exactly. Of course, I was on your
Speaker 2: side before the debate, but again I was screamed, I was.
Speaker 2: I was cheering for you. You did such a wonderful job
Speaker 2: staying on message, calling him out, you know, pointing, and
Speaker 2: obviously he just he babbled and stuttered. He sounded a
Speaker 2: lot like a valley girl, a high school girl in
Speaker 2: his language and his demeanor, and you just kept knocking
Speaker 2: it out of the party. So I was literally out
Speaker 2: loud cheering for you during that debate. Wonderful job on
Speaker 2: that sophomore.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, his his demeanor, lack of professionalism, and again, right,
Speaker 3: it's issues, it's it's policy. If he's got a record
Speaker 3: that he is running from, not a record that he
Speaker 3: can run on. And we brought the accountability that night.
Speaker 2: Liar, what you're you voted for those two pieces of legislation? Liar,
Speaker 2: It was just like, wait a second, this isn't a debate.
Speaker 3: Yeah it's right, right, Yeah, you couldn't you You violated
Speaker 3: federal stock act liar. Yeah, isn't it telling Brian that
Speaker 3: on that issue? And I'm sure you you were ready
Speaker 3: going to bring it up, but let me beat you
Speaker 3: to the punch. Here right from from the first debate,
Speaker 3: here's our opponent that categorically denies I didn't do any
Speaker 3: of that. I I didn't I didn't violate ceter stat
Speaker 3: What are you talking about, Orlando? Second debate, Uh, can't
Speaker 3: hide from the issue. And then gives a response that
Speaker 3: begged more questions that it actually give answers. And then
Speaker 3: now on the eve of our third and final debate
Speaker 3: tomorrow night at the Centas Center seven pm, hosted by
Speaker 3: The Inquirer, you have the inquire Paper yesterday just reporting
Speaker 3: that Greg Landsman himself says it was a mistake. All right, fine,
Speaker 3: I failed to disclose over eighty stock transactions to the
Speaker 3: valuation of up to one point six million dollars. It
Speaker 3: was a mistake. It will never happen again. No, we
Speaker 3: were speaking the truths two months ago. We're speaking the
Speaker 3: truth now. It is accountability, it's a pattern of unethical practices.
Speaker 3: This lack of integrity in the current representative for the
Speaker 3: first district has got to go. It's the same guy
Speaker 3: that was Gang of five when he was on Cincinnati
Speaker 3: City Council. Was that a mistake then never gonna happen again. Well,
Speaker 3: then now you get to Congress, you show the same
Speaker 3: exact rules for the not for me mentality, and voters
Speaker 3: are sick and tired of it. We're going to hold
Speaker 3: him accountable on November fifth.
Speaker 2: Yeah, does sort of establish a pattern that you can
Speaker 2: follow along those lines, doesn't it? Orlando anyway?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, yeah, but it just speaks to this
Speaker 3: idea that you know, do as I say, not as
Speaker 3: I do. And again in the military, we just called
Speaker 3: that conduct unbecoming of an officer, and we're going to
Speaker 3: hold them accountable.
Speaker 2: All right, And I'm glad you brought that up because
Speaker 2: it allows me to point out and remind my listeners
Speaker 2: that you're a West Point grad. You probably serve in
Speaker 2: the American military. That's where you met your wife, Whill
Speaker 2: also served. God bless both of you. Beautiful family for kids.
Speaker 2: I know you're a really devout family man. But going
Speaker 2: back to your time in the military, this whole woke
Speaker 2: ideology and this embracing of the woke ideology seems to
Speaker 2: be pervasive all the way through America's military. I don't
Speaker 2: believe that really is designed to achieve the goal of
Speaker 2: what the American military is supposed to be about, which
Speaker 2: is protecting us from threats both foreign and domestic. But
Speaker 2: I know it probably is having a profound impact on recruiting.
Speaker 2: You know about recruiting, the numbers are down. We can't
Speaker 2: get young people to even sign up. Is there some
Speaker 2: do you plan on addressing that philosophy that seems to
Speaker 2: have invaded in a very bad way in our American military?
Speaker 2: Where are you on that, Orlando?
Speaker 3: Well, absolutely, like there is no doubt that there has
Speaker 3: been And right, Brian, we would agree that from the
Speaker 3: line unit, those soldiers that are fighting, sailors, airmen, marines
Speaker 3: that are fighting on the ground and doing the hard
Speaker 3: work of keeping us safe, they are still very much
Speaker 3: with the mindset of the war fighting mission. But the
Speaker 3: problem is at the top that the higher up you
Speaker 3: go in the echelon, closer to the executive branch of
Speaker 3: the commander in chiefs in where you have weak leadership
Speaker 3: in the White House right now, And it's not even
Speaker 3: leadership that's leading actually at the desk, it's the people
Speaker 3: behind Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. That's been a concern
Speaker 3: all along, is this ideology that they're trying to actually
Speaker 3: pour down onto every single agency in our government, the
Speaker 3: Department of Defense absolutely being one of them, where they
Speaker 3: are just trying to make the military look a lot
Speaker 3: more like mainstream America for political for a political agenda.
Speaker 3: And that's where you know, we have steered the completely
Speaker 3: wrong way when it comes to our war fighting mission.
Speaker 3: It's always been our US military that is tasked with
Speaker 3: the hard job of keeping us safe and to hold
Speaker 3: our enemies accountable, sometimes in hand to hand combat. But look,
Speaker 3: when I was in the military, when Jessica, my wife
Speaker 3: was in the military, we live by a warrior ethos,
Speaker 3: and it was that we would be ready and be
Speaker 3: highly trained to destroy the enemy in protection of the
Speaker 3: American people. But what is a concern right now, not
Speaker 3: just for Americans that are currently serving that you have
Speaker 3: higher chain of command that may just seem to be
Speaker 3: drinking the kool aid from what they're being passed from
Speaker 3: the top down, but for Americans that are contemplating whether
Speaker 3: I'm going to join the military or not. I mean,
Speaker 3: they look at the recruiting videos of our branches, and
Speaker 3: you know when recruiting video seems to be pushing very
Speaker 3: clearly an agenda that we want to make our military
Speaker 3: look and feel like what we see, you know, just
Speaker 3: on clothing commercials, you know, for all these brands just
Speaker 3: trying to perpetuate this woke ideology. That's where you know
Speaker 3: we've gone completely wrong. And who's going to be motivated
Speaker 3: by that to pick up an M sixteen or an
Speaker 3: M four rifle and actually sign up and serve their
Speaker 3: country if we're not trying to incentivize them for that
Speaker 3: very thing. Duty, honor, country, serve something greater than yourself.
Speaker 3: All those things are what recruited me into the military.
Speaker 3: We need to go back to that.
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Speaker 2: l Orlando Sanza find them online Orlandossanza dot com. Before
Speaker 2: we get to the EUAR Certified Public Accountant degree and inflation.
Speaker 2: Since we're on the heels of another what I would say,
Speaker 2: lie campaign and he just heard it, there isn't going
Speaker 2: to be a national abortion ban. First off, because Donald
Speaker 2: Trump said he'd never signed one into law. Second of all,
Speaker 2: because the Supreme Court said this is not within the
Speaker 2: power of the federal government. It exists as a state's
Speaker 2: right or not, but it's a power of the state.
Speaker 2: It is not one of the powers held by the
Speaker 2: federal government. So this whole discussion on a national abortion
Speaker 2: ban is nonsense. Orlando, you care to come in because
Speaker 2: I know you've been brought into that discussion as well.
Speaker 3: Well, that's all they have, right, Brian, that's all the
Speaker 3: Democrats have to lodge our way, And you're exactly right,
Speaker 3: complete lies. This is a state issue. It is not
Speaker 3: a federal issue. The Supreme Court has said it's so
Speaker 3: and so. Any talk that anyone, whether it's me or Bernie,
Speaker 3: is going to make this a federal issue is complete garbage.
Speaker 3: And it's again just proof that because they can't talk
Speaker 3: about the economy and the border and national security or
Speaker 3: crime or education, they have the only thing left and
Speaker 3: that's abortion. Trying to go back from the last two
Speaker 3: election cycles. But there is no more ammunition in that gun.
Speaker 3: It's completely false and it's not going.
Speaker 1: Anywhere fair enough.
Speaker 2: Got that one out of the way, which is easy
Speaker 2: to do, and I just those commercials just drive me
Speaker 2: up a wall. Or anniehow moving over to inflation, I
Speaker 2: think probably the biggest problem for the American public going
Speaker 2: to the grocery store every weekend, filling your tank literally
Speaker 2: any given day. Biden administration came into this with gasoline
Speaker 2: under two dollars a gallon. Inflation was in check. We
Speaker 2: weren't paying a dollar fifty for an orange at the
Speaker 2: grocery store. I could go on add nauseum about that.
Speaker 2: What's Orlando going to do with his accounting degree to
Speaker 2: bring about some change that will bring about lower inflation.
Speaker 3: Well, Brian, it's simple we're going to bring back common
Speaker 3: sense on this issue and on every issue, but on
Speaker 3: the economy, you're exactly right. From all the thousand doors
Speaker 3: that we've knocked across this district, the economy is, bar none,
Speaker 3: the most important problem that people want fixed. And listen,
Speaker 3: it's simple that when we get to Congress, we are
Speaker 3: not going to take positions like my opponent that's let's
Speaker 3: raise the debt ceiling with zero cuts and government spending.
Speaker 3: Come on, thirty four trillion dollars in debt and you
Speaker 3: want to raise the national debt sealing with zero cuts
Speaker 3: and spending. No, we're actually going to cut government spending.
Speaker 3: Number two is that we're not going to assert these
Speaker 3: extreme positions like let's raise federal minimum wage to twenty
Speaker 3: four dollars an hour. I am all for raising wages
Speaker 3: and making sure that people get a fair share of
Speaker 3: what they need to make, but we're not going to
Speaker 3: shove that down to throw the federal government on small businesses.
Speaker 3: It would cripple the economy. And then number three is that, listen,
Speaker 3: we're not going to tax the American family into oblivion.
Speaker 3: This whole idea of spend spend, spend, tax, tax, tax,
Speaker 3: is exactly why you have this hyperinflated environment and people
Speaker 3: do not have as much money in their pocket that
Speaker 3: they can keep at the end of the workday. So
Speaker 3: we're going to renew the tax cuts and jobs back
Speaker 3: to twenty seventeen to help families and small business owners.
Speaker 3: It's Greg Lansman that has committed not to renewing those
Speaker 3: tax cuts. It's Greg Lansman that's called for minim wage
Speaker 3: to be hiked up to twenty four dollars an hour.
Speaker 3: And isn't it telling Brian that the National Federation of
Speaker 3: Independent Businesses, the largest advocate in the nation for small businesses,
Speaker 3: has endorsed us in this race and not Greg Landsman,
Speaker 3: who sits in the Small Business Committee in Congress. They
Speaker 3: know it, we know it. We're going to take back
Speaker 3: this seat and actually fix this economy on November fifth.
Speaker 2: That's actually a wonderful point you just made there. Orlando
Speaker 2: props for that one. And in the time remaining, maybe
Speaker 2: we can get an energy policy. Obviously, in terms of
Speaker 2: the erosion of the middle classes purchasing power, a lot
Speaker 2: of it has to do with rising energy costs, whether
Speaker 2: it's at the gas pump or your duke Energy Bill,
Speaker 2: which is going through the roof mainly, I would argue
Speaker 2: because of us being forced to rely on green technology
Speaker 2: and make massive billions of dollars in investment in something
Speaker 2: that doesn't provide reliable electricity, whereas Orlando's sons on getting
Speaker 2: our energy prices in check.
Speaker 3: Listen, all of us want America to remain having clean air,
Speaker 3: clean water, to produce clean energy. There's no dispute on that.
Speaker 3: But what is telling is again when it's my opponent
Speaker 3: that gets to Congress and he votes no on something
Speaker 3: as common sense as the Lower Energy Cost Act in
Speaker 3: Congress that would have brought more manufacturing to America so
Speaker 3: that we can actually in our manufacturing produce cleaner energy
Speaker 3: instead of depending on hostile nations where their energy production
Speaker 3: is a lot dirtier than ours, Brian, And there's no
Speaker 3: doubt about that. To bring you actually have to fix
Speaker 3: this by bringing manufacturing back to the United States and
Speaker 3: for us to be energy dominant as a nation so
Speaker 3: that we're not depending on other nations to produce our
Speaker 3: own energy. And what does that effectively do By doing that,
Speaker 3: we lower our energy costs. That Dukey Energy bill that
Speaker 3: you talk about, I mean that's a hot button you
Speaker 3: for me and you know that, Brian.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, it's our.
Speaker 3: Duke energy build. It's almost doubled in the last year alone. Well,
Speaker 3: if we bring production here, if we cut the bureaucratic
Speaker 3: red tape, we actually become energy dominant. That can then
Speaker 3: help us at home by lowering our utility costs and
Speaker 3: again help us so that our money can go much
Speaker 3: farther along the way to helping support our families like
Speaker 3: mine of four young kids under the age of ten.
Speaker 3: This is common sense stuff. And again we're bringing back
Speaker 3: common sense when we take back this seat on November fifth.
Speaker 2: Well, I just have to observe that I have been
Speaker 2: advocating for nuclear power because small footprint, massive club generation
Speaker 2: of power, zero carbon seems to work perfectly well in
Speaker 2: all the countries that use it. But lo and behold
Speaker 2: now that Amazon, Microsoft, and Google are now talking about
Speaker 2: nuclear power to power their AI facilities and building their
Speaker 2: own or buying their own you know, the modular nuclear plants.
Speaker 2: One of them at least is going to do that.
Speaker 2: That nobody seems to be objecting anymore. It's amazing the
Speaker 2: power of Amazon, Microsoft and Google. When they want something,
Speaker 2: it looks like they're going to get it and we'll
Speaker 2: move faster toward nuclear. When we are all standing around
Speaker 2: waiting wondering why in the hell they weren't advancing nuclear
Speaker 2: as a possible solution.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm pretty sure it's my opponent that would rail
Speaker 3: against Amazon and Google one day, But then when we
Speaker 3: look at his stock transactions, we realize he's invested in
Speaker 3: those very companies. So I don't know which Greg Lance
Speaker 3: and I'm going to see tomorrow on the debate, states Brian.
Speaker 3: But no matter what, we're going to hold him accountable.
Speaker 2: What times the debate Orlando seven PM?
Speaker 3: Find it watch an addie inquire website.
Speaker 2: Since I Inquire stream it. It's going to be great.
Speaker 2: I know you're gonna do another great job, Orlandosanza dot com.
Speaker 2: I wrote a check to Orlando, and people in the
Speaker 2: listening audience know that doesn't happen often. Good man, Orlando,
Speaker 2: appreciate our conversation. Best of luck as we head on
Speaker 2: into the home stretch.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Brian, Take care you.
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Speaker 2: A very very very happy Tuesday to you, extra special
Speaker 2: because I am happy to welcome to the fifty five
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Speaker 2: years in the US Army Army Reserve career. His named
Speaker 2: John Mills, also recently written a book, War against the
Speaker 2: Deep State, a subject matter he'll be talking about at
Speaker 2: the Empower Youth Seminar taking place tonight. It's virtual only.
Speaker 2: Log in from the comforting convenience of your own home.
Speaker 2: Go to empower Youamerica dot org. Colonel Mills, un listen.
Speaker 2: Let me start by thanking you for your service to
Speaker 2: our country and if I went through your entire unbelievable
Speaker 2: the detailed resume, we wouldn't have any time to talk
Speaker 2: to you about what your subject matter is on tonight.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the Morning Show, sir, and thanks again for
Speaker 2: your service.
Speaker 4: Hey Brian, thank you an honor to be on the
Speaker 4: show with you.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 2: My listeners talk about the deep state all the time.
Speaker 2: We all get it, we understand it. You know, Politicians
Speaker 2: come and go, New presidential administrations come and go, but sadly,
Speaker 2: the people who work behind the scenes that generate all
Speaker 2: the rules and the regulations, they always stay the same
Speaker 2: and you can't really get rid of them. You know,
Speaker 2: if you have a Republican administration come in on the
Speaker 2: heels of a Democrat administration, you'd think there would be
Speaker 2: a housekeeping and a house cleaning to get people in
Speaker 2: line with the policies of the president. And yet, as
Speaker 2: we've seen time and time again, most notably under the
Speaker 2: Trump administration, everyone behind the scenes seem to be working
Speaker 2: tirelessly against advancing the policies of the president. That's dysfunction defined, Colonel.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, every president has the authority to point about
Speaker 4: thirty five hundred to four thousand politicals that can come
Speaker 4: in and essentially carry out the guidance of the leader,
Speaker 4: the executive branch, the president. Unfortunately, we have a garganteum bureaucracy.
Speaker 4: Really hard for those thirty five hundred to four thousand
Speaker 4: politicals to actually, you know, effectively command and control and
Speaker 4: give oversight because there's so many folks that I mean,
Speaker 4: we have, you know, approximately just in the Department of Defense.
Speaker 4: People won't realize in the Department of Defense we have
Speaker 4: eight hundred thousand pavilions in addition to the military, and
Speaker 4: then the rest of the federal government. We have several
Speaker 4: million federal employees a plus many many more support contractors
Speaker 4: which are very good and cut corney have done my
Speaker 4: job without some incredible support contractors. But the reality is,
Speaker 4: and I was just on last week a reefing with
Speaker 4: the intelligence community and their oversight of the foreign interference
Speaker 4: and election, and it was absolutely stunning. The narrative. This
Speaker 4: is what happens in the deep state. A narrative is established,
Speaker 4: doesn't matter if there's any facts or based behind it.
Speaker 4: Everybody just parrots it like an absolutely unthinking automaton. And
Speaker 4: this is and I really let it rip in this
Speaker 4: because the intelligence community is saying Russian's interference again. And
Speaker 4: I'll go a whold on a second. Here, you lied
Speaker 4: in twenty sixteen and it was actually an FBI senior
Speaker 4: executive who was arrested is in prison now for starting
Speaker 4: the whole Russia hope and was being played by Russia.
Speaker 4: What is the basis of Russia citing Russia again? They said, well,
Speaker 4: she's they're attacking Kamala. Well, I said, that doesn't mean
Speaker 4: that they support Trump. They support left wing movements, they
Speaker 4: support right wing movements.
Speaker 10: They don't care.
Speaker 4: They just want the Russias, just want hate this tent.
Speaker 4: What about China or don't think that China is involved
Speaker 4: in the election? Oh?
Speaker 1: Really?
Speaker 4: What about TikTok?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 4: Really? But Iran is they said, Oh, I Ran is definitely.
Speaker 4: I said, oh, Iran would not exist today if it
Speaker 4: wasn't for Chinese purchases of gas and oil and a
Speaker 4: huge footprint inside of Iran. Iran is a Chinese proxy.
Speaker 4: So if Aran is involved, that means China is involved.
Speaker 4: This is what happens in the bureaucracy, the deep state.
Speaker 4: A narrative is established and nobody turns their brain on
Speaker 4: and it actually does any thinking to test the narrative.
Speaker 4: It is a crushing, controlling narrative that absolutely obscures truth.
Speaker 4: You must always test the narrative. John McCone, the CIA
Speaker 4: director during Kennedy in the Cuban missile crisis was fought.
Speaker 4: He faced a rebellion of his analysts that there is
Speaker 4: no way the Soviets put missiles in Cuba, Absolutely no way,
Speaker 4: and it was a battle, it was a mutiny inside
Speaker 4: the Kennedy's CIA director mccoche said, we are doing it.
Speaker 4: He ordered flights proved the narrative was wrong. There were
Speaker 4: Soviet missiles into But this is the problem. They established
Speaker 4: a narrative and there's just that's just the way it is.
Speaker 3: Next problem.
Speaker 2: So the narrative comes from a high on high and
Speaker 2: the subordinates the people on the front lines that are
Speaker 2: doing the research looking into military hacking. Like I've seen
Speaker 2: so many articles about the scale of Chinese spying saying
Speaker 2: it literally overwhelms government. I don't know if you saw
Speaker 2: the Wall Street Journal article the other bout that then
Speaker 2: we have Chinese or some drones swarming around US military bases,
Speaker 2: and you think it could be the Chinese. Bottom line
Speaker 2: is you've got people in the frlans who see this,
Speaker 2: know about it, know where the product problem comes from.
Speaker 2: Are they afraid to speak out loud and defy their
Speaker 2: superiors for fear of reprisal? Is that part of the
Speaker 2: problem in this.
Speaker 4: Yeah? Absolutely, I mean, what was it. There's a bunch
Speaker 4: of CIA analysts who, oh, my gosh, it was in
Speaker 4: the twenty twenty sixteen, twenty twenty election.
Speaker 3: Refused.
Speaker 4: Oh, it was the Hunter Biden thing, and they were
Speaker 4: they were all curried with offers of promotions. Over at
Speaker 4: the I R S. You had two You had two
Speaker 4: officials who were essentially bullied on the Hunter Biden laptop.
Speaker 5: So, yes, there is fear.
Speaker 4: The second is there is a automatic blue leaning narrative.
Speaker 10: Behavior.
Speaker 4: Why because no matter what the question is, the answer
Speaker 4: is grow government. So everybody says, no matter what the
Speaker 4: problem is, we have to grow government. Ergo you want.
Speaker 10: Democrats as a career civilian.
Speaker 4: Inside the government, because you got this mean, scary orange
Speaker 4: person that has the temerity to.
Speaker 2: Question the growth of government.
Speaker 4: It is absolutely insane. When I started out as a
Speaker 4: senior civilian, I had one person in the Office of
Speaker 4: Security Defense. When I retired, I had seventy five, I
Speaker 4: felt I was more effective with one. This is the
Speaker 4: insanity of the situation. And so in northern Virginia and
Speaker 4: look at Governor Younkin was just sued by the DOJ
Speaker 4: for having the temerity to take illegals off the election
Speaker 4: roles in Virginia. Yeah, eighteen US Coach six to eleven
Speaker 4: says must be a US citizen vote absolutely, unequivocalent, non debatable.
Speaker 4: And then they say, oh, how dare you take a
Speaker 4: non US citizen off the roles? When he gave out
Speaker 4: the governor gave out guidance. This is a long list
Speaker 4: of people who appear to be illegal aliens, yet somehow
Speaker 4: they're on the voting roles.
Speaker 10: How did that happen?
Speaker 4: The one hundred and thirty three registrars, essentially, I guarantee
Speaker 4: you several of them work with DOJ. So at the
Speaker 4: state level, we have a deep state. They work with
Speaker 4: DOJ to bring this lawsuit. I think in Prince William County,
Speaker 4: I have questions about my own registrar that he worked
Speaker 4: with DOJ to take GI.
Speaker 3: He was given a list.
Speaker 4: He can't even validate whether he took any of the
Speaker 4: names off the role. So this is the insanity at
Speaker 4: the state and the federal level. It's a good gig.
Speaker 4: They're paid well, they don't want to rock the boat,
Speaker 4: and they're afraid. I mean, what could possibly go wrong
Speaker 4: in this situation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they might lose their job because well they aren't
Speaker 2: needed anymore. But isn't that what it comes down to.
Speaker 2: If the new administration can only hire several thousand people
Speaker 2: to head up these various departments, departments that are being
Speaker 2: undermined by the underlings below them, which never lose their job,
Speaker 2: isn't the answer to dfund to a large degree? Isn't
Speaker 2: that the only solution?
Speaker 4: We are starting with the Department of Education. For every dollar,
Speaker 4: take it in thirty cents of that thirty percent fraud
Speaker 4: waste abuse. That's called going out of business. In the
Speaker 4: private sector, yes, if you spend a dollar, you better
Speaker 4: take a dollar in. This is insanity. Any of these
Speaker 4: Harvard id League economists that are well, the growth economic
Speaker 4: multiplier factor for a government dollar is a dollar fifty
Speaker 4: Oh really, where did they come up with that number?
Speaker 4: You know, Larry Summers and crew, they're just making these
Speaker 4: numbers out of thin air. Here, Well, if you get
Speaker 4: a fifty percent profit on every dollar government spending. Holy smokes.
Speaker 4: Just eviscerate the private sector and give everything the government
Speaker 4: fifty percent return. I mean, I mean Silicon Valley doesn't
Speaker 4: get fifty percent on return. These people are aligned. They're
Speaker 4: making up these numbers. Government does not create jobs. It
Speaker 4: create creates depth, and that's I'm all for a professional
Speaker 4: federal government. I'm all for highly paid civil servants. I
Speaker 4: expect absolute performance, absolute integrity out of them.
Speaker 5: For that.
Speaker 4: We just had this Department of the Army civilian.
Speaker 10: She wonders it.
Speaker 9: It was like one hundreds.
Speaker 4: It was like an unbelievable number that she defied with
Speaker 4: like fifty million dollars, and now she's fighting to retain
Speaker 4: her pension. I mean, this is insane. I mean, I
Speaker 4: mean it's breathtaking. How in the world I think that
Speaker 4: maybe it was even one hundred million. It was just
Speaker 4: insanity what she was able to want. A total failure supervision.
Speaker 4: How did this happen? I'm all for a professional government.
Speaker 4: This is the problem with bureaucrats. They feel their jobs
Speaker 4: will disappear in a nanosecond if their program is actually
Speaker 4: successfully a pablished.
Speaker 2: So that's it. If they have success, It's like say,
Speaker 2: solving the war on poverty or whatever. They're all out
Speaker 2: of a job, so we're just not going to be successful,
Speaker 2: so we can all keep our jobs and get extra
Speaker 2: funding each and every year. Well, you hit the nail
Speaker 2: on the head on that, and I know you're going
Speaker 2: to do it in depth. That's tonight log in only
Speaker 2: empower you America dot org with my guests today. Retired
Speaker 2: Colonel Mills, thank you again for your decades of service
Speaker 2: to our country and breaking this down in the book
Speaker 2: War against the Deep State. I'm going to ask my
Speaker 2: producer to put a copy of that book up on
Speaker 2: my blog page of fifty five KC dot com so
Speaker 2: folks can get a copy of it still fresh as
Speaker 2: when it was written and then came out in September
Speaker 2: of last year. Colonel, a real pleasure today. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: enjoy the seminar tonight, and I know my listeners will
Speaker 2: as well. Thank you for your service and for your
Speaker 2: time this morning.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Brian.
Speaker 2: Looking forward to it and see it tonight. Take care
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Speaker 10: Hey, great to be here.
Speaker 2: As always, latest from the campaign trail the general subject matter.
Speaker 2: I've seen quite a few new polls that are coming out.
Speaker 2: Looks like Donald Trump's either closing the gap or advancing
Speaker 2: his lead in a lot of the swing states. That's
Speaker 2: positive information is the Kamala Harris campaign seems to struggle
Speaker 2: to well articulates a string of words together that makes
Speaker 2: any sense.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it seems like Kamala Harris is in complete collapse
Speaker 10: in front of us right now. The biggest story of
Speaker 10: the weekend was the NBC News poll that showed US
Speaker 10: net seven point swing Donald Trump's way over the last
Speaker 10: three weeks away from Kamala Harris. Donald Trump has taken
Speaker 10: a lead nationally in the NBC poll over Kamala Harris
Speaker 10: when you include the full field, which obviously the race
Speaker 10: will include the full field. So it's very possible at
Speaker 10: this point that Donald Trump could win the national popular vote, right,
Speaker 10: not just the electoral college, but if Donald Trump wins
Speaker 10: the national popular vote, that's a mandate level victory for
Speaker 10: Donald Trump on election Day. And so we'll see how
Speaker 10: it goes. And then we're seeing numbers across the battle
Speaker 10: round states as well. Donald Trump seems to and several
Speaker 10: recent polls have taken a clear and convincingly in places
Speaker 10: like North Carolina, Georgia, and Arizona, those Sun Belt states,
Speaker 10: and if he holds those three, he takes those three states,
Speaker 10: then dal Trump's won state away from the presidency, he
Speaker 10: gets there with either Pennsylvania, North Carolina, sorry, Pennsylvania, Michigan,
Speaker 10: or Wisconsin. And so in the he's looking very good
Speaker 10: in all three of those as well. And so the
Speaker 10: bottom seems to be falling out of the Harris campaign
Speaker 10: all the momentums with Trump. And you're seeing that out
Speaker 10: there right now because the way that the Trump campaign
Speaker 10: and the Republicans are handling things and where the Democrats
Speaker 10: are handling things are very different, and you can you
Speaker 10: can see it on full display that Democrats are ripping
Speaker 10: each other apart and the Republicans are out having fun
Speaker 10: on them. The campaign trill well.
Speaker 2: And honestly, I'll be the first person to Mike because
Speaker 2: people ask me all the time, what do you think
Speaker 2: is going to happen in the election, And I'm afraid.
Speaker 2: I'm afraid, Matt to be optimistic. I don't believe in,
Speaker 2: you know, being jinxed, and you know, like like if
Speaker 2: I'm optimistic, then it's necessarily going to go against what
Speaker 2: I what I would like to have happened. But you know,
Speaker 2: the world's a crazy place, and I know a lot
Speaker 2: of people are struggling with the integrity of the election
Speaker 2: generally speaking, and think it's going to be stolen. And
Speaker 2: I hear those claims, and this concerns all the time.
Speaker 2: Matt Where are you? Are you optimistic or are you
Speaker 2: just sort of, you know, taking these polling numbers as
Speaker 2: you see them.
Speaker 10: I have to be an optimistic otherwise I can't do
Speaker 10: this every day. I can't get up every morning and
Speaker 10: call in shows like this.
Speaker 3: But I have to be an optimist.
Speaker 10: I always am, always have been, always see the right
Speaker 10: side of things. But that being said, I mean, look,
Speaker 10: the numbers are genuinely better than we've ever seen Donald
Speaker 10: Trump put up in the you know, last month of
Speaker 10: an election. And we have the benefit of looking at
Speaker 10: the last two presidential elections. So this is the over
Speaker 10: the last eight years.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 10: We can go back to twenty sixteen and see the numbers,
Speaker 10: then we can go to twenty twenty and see.
Speaker 3: The numbers then.
Speaker 10: But like, look, don't don't just think actually it's in
Speaker 10: the bag either it's not right, Like, everybody needs to
Speaker 10: go out there and work as hard as they can
Speaker 10: and see this thing through. But there's a lot of
Speaker 10: reason to have a lot of hope right now and
Speaker 10: a lot of positive vibes on the right. And there's
Speaker 10: a reason why the Democrats are ripping each other apart
Speaker 10: right now.
Speaker 3: There's a reason why Barack Obama's.
Speaker 10: Out there and lecturing, going out lecturing young black men.
Speaker 10: There's a reason why about Bill Clinton has been deployed
Speaker 10: to the Southern States, right like in which he actually
Speaker 10: attacked Kamala Harris and admitted she's responsible for Lake and
Speaker 10: Riley's death.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But the point is that.
Speaker 10: There's a reason why this Democrat infighting is happening, and
Speaker 10: there's anxiety and nerves and so on and so forth.
Speaker 10: You see it across the media. And there's a reason
Speaker 10: why the Republicans are excited, and it is because the
Speaker 10: numbers are strong.
Speaker 2: They are strong and getting stronger. Clearly, I know a
Speaker 2: lot of people have, you know, a certain amount of skepticism,
Speaker 2: some pure skepticism over any of the polling data, but they,
Speaker 2: I mean, there is some obviously, the trend is trending
Speaker 2: in Trump's favor regardless of which poll you look at.
Speaker 2: And from what I hear, the Democrats behind the scenes
Speaker 2: are pulling their hair out because their internal polling, which
Speaker 2: I never get to see, is really showing that Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris is struggling mightily against Trump.
Speaker 10: Yeah, their internal polls are even worse. The latest thing
Speaker 10: is that we saw yesterday they called out that Kamala
Speaker 10: Harris is now incredibly accused of seriousness. This is a
Speaker 10: plagiarism right now. Establishing media is trying to cover it up.
Speaker 3: For The New York Times did an.
Speaker 10: Embarrassing piece about it yesterday, and frankly, every reporter of
Speaker 10: the New York Times should personally be embarrassed with the
Speaker 10: way that the newspaper covered this story. CNN covered it
Speaker 10: right last night, actually credited them. But the fact is
Speaker 10: is that the you know, things just keep getting worse.
Speaker 10: When it rains, it pours for Kamala Harris. Right again,
Speaker 10: you have Bill Clinton out there, you know, saying that
Speaker 10: she's responsible for Lake and Riley's death. You have uh,
Speaker 10: you know, evidence of her plagiarizing her book coming out,
Speaker 10: and it's just like it, one thing after another for them,
Speaker 10: right like you've got Barack Obama with the black voters.
Speaker 10: It's like they can't catch a break right now on
Speaker 10: the Kamala side, and Trump is just you know, jamming
Speaker 10: out to music last night at his town hall in Pennsylvania,
Speaker 10: right like, So it's like there's a there's a totally
Speaker 10: different vibes, you know, on the way the campaigns are going.
Speaker 10: And Tamala's get you know, getting crushed and Trump is
Speaker 10: just glad passing to the presidency. So we'll see how
Speaker 10: it goes. But the energy is definitely on the Trump side.
Speaker 2: Well, and going back to Obama with his insult insulting
Speaker 2: comments to the black male population completely, if he had
Speaker 2: something better to try to sway them, he would have
Speaker 2: used it rather than just saying you're not voting for
Speaker 2: because she's a woman. I mean, come on, does he
Speaker 2: not think that they're individually capable of assessing their own life,
Speaker 2: their current economic situation, the price of gasoline, groceries. We
Speaker 2: could go on and on, and that maybe issues like
Speaker 2: that which the administration has control over. Maybe their entire
Speaker 2: neighborhoods have been inundated with illegal immigrants and it's causing
Speaker 2: a problem at their local school It seems to me
Speaker 2: that these are all issues that might impact black men
Speaker 2: in their decision making, and yet Obama suggests to them,
Speaker 2: I think, very insultingly again that it's just because Kamala
Speaker 2: is a woman.
Speaker 10: It's abhorrent that Barack Obama did that, and I think
Speaker 10: it's backfiring, right. Oh yeah, some black men out there
Speaker 10: really rejecting that claim from Barack Obama. It's pretty incredible
Speaker 10: to see. But the other thing is that the numbers
Speaker 10: out there are showing. And CNN did a huge segment
Speaker 10: about this the other day. Highland encouraged people check it
Speaker 10: out from Harry Anton, who's no conservative, right, but he's
Speaker 10: going through the numbers, he's looking at the polling data
Speaker 10: and whatnot. Donald Trump is actually doing possibly you know,
Speaker 10: it's not done until it's done, but like you know,
Speaker 10: he's doing is good or better than Richard Nixon all
Speaker 10: the way back in nineteen sixty with black voters. I've
Speaker 10: never seen a Republican do as well with black voters,
Speaker 10: particularly with a black men, particularly young black men, but
Speaker 10: also with black women and just across the board with
Speaker 10: black voters. We've never seen anything like this. And if
Speaker 10: it does hold and these polls are right, and this
Speaker 10: is the way people vote. This could be the beginning
Speaker 10: of a major political realignment. Democrats depend on like ninety
Speaker 10: percent of the black vote every time. It's a critical
Speaker 10: part of their coalition. Dald Trump is really cut into
Speaker 10: that in this election on the Democrat side in a
Speaker 10: way that is just deadly to them to coalition wise.
Speaker 2: Well, and the other person who hasn't really done Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris any service at all is Joe Biden himself. You know,
Speaker 2: he's been actively engaged in FEMA dollars getting into Florida.
Speaker 2: That Governor Desanti spoke very highly of him. He's been
Speaker 2: reaching out to Republicans and asking them what they need.
Speaker 2: So there seems to be a general happiness with with
Speaker 2: with Joe Biden. But some of the other comments he's made,
Speaker 2: heaven again, helped Kamala Harris along the same lines that
Speaker 2: Obama's comments didn't and and Bill Clinton's comments didn't help her.
Speaker 10: Yeah, Biden keeps stabbing her in the back. I think
Speaker 10: it's because I think there was a cabinet meeting. I
Speaker 10: don't know if it was yesterday or over the weekend
Speaker 10: or something. I thought video of this on TV the
Speaker 10: other night, and uh, I think Jesse Waters had her
Speaker 10: on a show last night I botched. I recommend people
Speaker 10: watch that opening. I think he did a good job
Speaker 10: with it. But Biden was saying that Kam was his boss,
Speaker 10: right like in uh, yeah, He's saying comments like that,
Speaker 10: like that she's responsible for everything in his administration. She
Speaker 10: keeps saying things in like her comment in the interview
Speaker 10: with the View last week where then a thing comes
Speaker 10: to mind when asked if there's anything she would do
Speaker 10: differently than Biden. And that's that's that's part of why.
Speaker 10: I mean, look, this is one of the most unpopular
Speaker 10: administrations in modern history. You know, by two to one margins.
Speaker 10: Voters out there say that they're worse off with Biden
Speaker 10: and Harris in the White House, right, like that their
Speaker 10: policies have hurt them. And the Harris is the sitting
Speaker 10: Vice president, and Biden keeps making sure American knows that, right.
Speaker 10: That's that's I mean, Look, I think he's a little
Speaker 10: salty after what happened this summer, right Like he's he's
Speaker 10: probably thinking he would be doing better against Trump right now,
Speaker 10: and he might be right, right, Like, you know, Biden
Speaker 10: had a unique ability to connect with working class people
Speaker 10: in places like Pennsylvania, with Catholic voters in particular, right like,
Speaker 10: the working class scrant and Joe thing. Even though it
Speaker 10: was a lie and it was all fake, right like,
Speaker 10: and we were you know, we would expose it all
Speaker 10: the time. I mean that that that presentation was far
Speaker 10: more genuine than the way Kamala Harris has tried to
Speaker 10: present herself as a middle class kid. Right she grew
Speaker 10: up an elitist in Montreal, Quebec, right like, and so
Speaker 10: with their parents both working in universe, right like. And
Speaker 10: so the fact is is that the Biden probably feels
Speaker 10: a little jealous into that at conwell, right now, he's
Speaker 10: probably a little you know, salty about the way things
Speaker 10: went down, and I'm sure he would love to see
Speaker 10: her to go down.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: One of the other issues that seems to be cropping
Speaker 2: up more and more, and the Wall Street Journal descrided
Speaker 2: to describe it as a sleeper issue, this whole idea
Speaker 2: of men participating in women's sports. And they made a
Speaker 2: couple of great points, you know, the proliferation of these
Speaker 2: arguments against so many democratic comments suggests it is resonating
Speaker 2: with the public that sixty nine percent of Americans telling
Speaker 2: Gallop transgender athletes should only be allowed to compete and
Speaker 2: support teams to conform with their birth gender, and that
Speaker 2: American people don't like having things dictated to them, the
Speaker 2: view that gender must be imposed nationwide, this whole fluid concept,
Speaker 2: when vast majority of people believe in science chromosomal reality,
Speaker 2: that could I when I think of Black voters and
Speaker 2: Hispanic voters, it seems to me that, you know, traditionally
Speaker 2: more male role model type believers that they don't believe
Speaker 2: in this woke ideology that the gender is fluid. It's
Speaker 2: most notably in the Latino community, where family is strong,
Speaker 2: religion is still very strong. This doesn't resonate well with them.
Speaker 2: You think that's going to be an impactful uh, top
Speaker 2: our position point for the candidates?
Speaker 10: Yeah. And President Trump is running television ads out there, right,
Speaker 10: like with Kamala Harris talking about using taxpayer money to
Speaker 10: fund prisoners sex change operations. Right Like, that's that's that's
Speaker 10: abhorrent to American voters, right, they're washing that thing. Look,
Speaker 10: I think the vast majority of people out there really
Speaker 10: don't care. If you're an adult and you want to
Speaker 10: spend your own money to do something to yourself. Okay, fine,
Speaker 10: that's me. Don't spend our tax dollars doing it, right Like,
Speaker 10: you know, they don't want to see anything happen to children.
Speaker 10: They don't want to They don't want things to affect
Speaker 10: other people, right So the women's sports issue, right like,
Speaker 10: that's that's a place where it crosses over and it
Speaker 10: affects other people, and they don't want our tax dollars
Speaker 10: paying for it, right like. Otherwise, generally speaking, people could
Speaker 10: care less.
Speaker 3: Right like.
Speaker 10: And so I think that's kind of the gist of
Speaker 10: how people view this. But you know, the ad is
Speaker 10: very effective that Trump has been running where Kamala is
Speaker 10: on camera bragging about spending our tax dollars to do
Speaker 10: it right like for prisoners, for people who committed and
Speaker 10: broke laws.
Speaker 3: So like they broke.
Speaker 10: Our laws, they end up in jail, and then they
Speaker 10: use our money while they're in jail to do a
Speaker 10: sex change. That's subsid that's obscene, that's absurd.
Speaker 2: I couldn't agree more with that. So and I'm with
Speaker 2: you on the whole thing. I don't care. I'm a
Speaker 2: little ill libertarian baby. If you want you live your
Speaker 2: life the way you want to live your life, as
Speaker 2: long as it isn't impactful to me, as long as
Speaker 2: I don't have to pay for it, as long as
Speaker 2: you're not trying to shove your belief system down my throat,
Speaker 2: I won't shove my belief system down your throat. Welcome
Speaker 2: to America, free thought, free idea. Just don't bring your
Speaker 2: baggage to my neighborhood. I think that that is that
Speaker 2: is probably where the vast majority of Americans. I think
Speaker 2: the idea of being anti gay or anti lesbian, that
Speaker 2: is a thing of the past for the most every
Speaker 2: single human being I know and hang out with, and
Speaker 2: it should not though, be forced pawn us and taxpayer's
Speaker 2: dollars shouldn't be used for it. So I think that
Speaker 2: is a big issue for a whole lot of people.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what. It is always a pleasure to
Speaker 2: have you on the program. Matt Boyle, DC Bureau News
Speaker 2: chief at Breitbart again, bookmark at Breitbart dot com. Great
Speaker 2: news there and solid reporting from some wonderful folks.
Speaker 3: Matt.
Speaker 2: Until we talk again, keep up the great work. I'll
Speaker 2: be reading what you're writing about on Breitbart, all right,
Speaker 2: Thank you? Sure always a pleasure coming up the deep
Speaker 2: dive with Daniel Davis. Will get an update on the
Speaker 2: wars of course the Israel situation as well as Ukraine.
Speaker 2: That's at the bottom of the hour. Hoo, we can
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Speaker 6: It's always a pleasure to have you on the fifty
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Speaker 2: Forward to this every week, glad to be here. I'm
Speaker 2: glad you do because I find it just absolutely fascinating
Speaker 2: tapping into your years of military expertise in the field
Speaker 2: of conflict. If you don't mind, I'm going to start
Speaker 2: with the Russia Ukraine situation. I've recently read that Russia
Speaker 2: is making some gains taken over some more land Ukraine.
Speaker 2: But the thing I wanted to start with now I've
Speaker 2: acknowledged time and time again with you and other segments
Speaker 2: on the program The Fog of War, you have no
Speaker 2: idea what in the hell's going on on the ground
Speaker 2: and any given conflict. We don't know what the actual
Speaker 2: casualty number is. But the New York Times just recently
Speaker 2: reported that the Russians have suffered six hundred thousand casualties.
Speaker 2: Now that's dead and wounded collective. But I did a
Speaker 2: quick check and during the entire nine years that the
Speaker 2: Soviet Union was in Afghanistan, they lost a total of
Speaker 2: fifteen thousand met and they were there nine years. So
Speaker 2: in terms, even if the figure is half of what
Speaker 2: the New York Times says, I mean, that's a significant
Speaker 2: amount of carnage. And I can only imagine how bad
Speaker 2: it's been for the Ukrainians.
Speaker 19: Yeah, my, honestly, I don't think that that number is
Speaker 19: anywhere close to being right, just based on how the
Speaker 19: war is being waged, what the Russians are doing, I
Speaker 19: think that that, frankly, is part of the disinformation campaign
Speaker 19: by the West. But I will tell you, and I've
Speaker 19: talked to some pro Russian people who say the number
Speaker 19: isn't minor. They say it's somewhere around eighty thousand dead,
Speaker 19: which is a staggering number. It is when you're talking anything,
Speaker 19: because it's like probably double that wounded, seriously wounded we're
Speaker 19: talking about. So it's massive numbers no matter what. And
Speaker 19: the reason I say I don't think that the high
Speaker 19: number is right is because of how Russia conducts itself.
Speaker 19: It doesn't use these so called me waive attacks, which
Speaker 19: everybody in the West seems to say as a matter
Speaker 19: of fact that that's what they do. That's not how
Speaker 19: they operate. They actually lead with firepower, artillery, drone strikes,
Speaker 19: missile strikes, et cetera, so that they don't put their
Speaker 19: troops in as much risk. Now then they're not going
Speaker 19: straight bull rushed into cities like they did in back moot.
Speaker 2: They're doing flanking maneuvers, et cetera.
Speaker 19: So I think that they're causing a whole lot more
Speaker 19: casualties on the Ukraine side, but they are now prioritizing
Speaker 19: not losing their men and spending more ammunition in response.
Speaker 2: Honestly, sir, that's exactly what I expect you do to say,
Speaker 2: because when I saw that, I'm like, there's no way
Speaker 2: six hundred thousand but we'll take the numbers as we
Speaker 2: see them and will analyze them accordingly, which is why
Speaker 2: I appreciate we have you to talk to about it.
Speaker 19: And you know, it doesn't make any sense what they claim,
Speaker 19: which they claim Russia has more casualties than the Ukraine
Speaker 19: side does, even though they also claim that Russia has
Speaker 19: between a five and ten to one firepower advantage.
Speaker 2: And I just don't know.
Speaker 19: How you get the logic that says that guys with
Speaker 19: ten times more ammunition and weapon and suffer ten times
Speaker 19: more casualties.
Speaker 2: It's just irrational, all right. Moving to what seems to
Speaker 2: be a certainty, it's widely reported Russia has made some
Speaker 2: gains in Ukraine, in the territory within Ukraine, and they
Speaker 2: are advancing rather than while being held held on a line.
Speaker 19: Yep, that's right, Yeah, it's it's it's not a stalemate.
Speaker 19: It is a methodical grind forward, and in the last
Speaker 19: about month and a half, Russia's gains have been picking
Speaker 19: up speed. This incursion into the into the Curse where
Speaker 19: the Ukraine and in August invaded, a portion of Russia
Speaker 19: is being squeezed out and it's it's now a serious
Speaker 19: risk of being completely cut off at the neck, so
Speaker 19: that Ukraine will either have to withdraw them all real
Speaker 19: quick or they'll have they may lose them. But on
Speaker 19: the eastern front around the Pokrolsk area around a city
Speaker 19: called Tourets around they just lost another city called around Vuladar.
Speaker 2: They're moving forward.
Speaker 19: Et cetera, all the places that that they're fighting. There's
Speaker 19: three main ones in the east and they're just making
Speaker 19: methodical progress in each of them.
Speaker 2: And they're holding the line there too. This isn't like
Speaker 2: they capture a city and then the Ukrainians come in
Speaker 2: around side or flank them and push them back out.
Speaker 2: They're holding the territory as they advance forward. That is correct.
Speaker 19: There haven't been any meaningful counter attacks, even tactical counter
Speaker 19: texts by the Ukraine side, maybe since February of this year,
Speaker 19: so it is non stop backwards for the Ukraine side.
Speaker 19: Occasionally it's sending reinforcements into one area lock just in
Speaker 19: front of Pokrovs, one of the probably the number one
Speaker 19: target in the east.
Speaker 2: They have slowed down the initial or the.
Speaker 19: Direct front in there, but then that means Russia has
Speaker 19: gone elsewhere around the flanks, so they stop one place,
Speaker 19: but then they pulled troops away to make it firm,
Speaker 19: and they hold the line a little while, but then
Speaker 19: when they pulled troops from here, then Russia goes there
Speaker 19: with other troops and then they penetrate there.
Speaker 2: So it's just to lose lose for the Ukraine side
Speaker 2: right now. Well, ignoring whether or not they have sufficient
Speaker 2: arms to defend themselves, does that suggest that there are
Speaker 2: insufficient troops to get the job done on the Ukraine side.
Speaker 2: That's the primary issue right now. It's primarily a troop.
Speaker 19: Is you actually a lot of the sixty one billion
Speaker 19: dollars that we approved earlier this year, A lot of
Speaker 19: stuff is also coming from several European states. They're actually
Speaker 19: getting more and more ammunition right now. But it's a
Speaker 19: man power issue. It's always been. War is always won
Speaker 19: by men, not machines, not money. But they are having
Speaker 19: an incredibly difficult time because they're just running out of men,
Speaker 19: quite frankly, and they've been press ganging them into service.
Speaker 19: They literally take them off the streets. They're trying now
Speaker 19: recruiting prent drives, which are kind of curious because they
Speaker 19: featured lots of sexual in tone ads. I don't know
Speaker 19: why they think that's going to get somebody to go
Speaker 19: to the front, but that's what they're trying.
Speaker 2: They're doing.
Speaker 19: They're pulling out all the stops. They just don't have
Speaker 19: enough to offset losses.
Speaker 2: Maybe they should promise them the number of virgins after
Speaker 2: death when they die as an incentive to anyway, don't
Speaker 2: go down that road, just let me. How about the
Speaker 2: idea of North Korean KO troops helping out the Soviet
Speaker 2: or the Soviets very slipped again, North Korean troops helping
Speaker 2: out the Russians. Did I read that correctly?
Speaker 3: Yeah? You did.
Speaker 19: There's been more and more credible reports that North Korea
Speaker 19: has not simply been helping Russia with artillery shells other
Speaker 19: kinds of military help, which has been enormous. I'm reportedly
Speaker 19: between three and four million shells have been sent by
Speaker 19: North Korea, but now also thousands of men, especially some
Speaker 19: of the defensive positions. The rumor is that some of
Speaker 19: the North Korean troops are going into places to replace
Speaker 19: Russian troops that are like defending borders, etc.
Speaker 2: To free up more combat troops to go into Ukraine.
Speaker 19: So far, there has been one report of North Korean
Speaker 19: troops that were killed in action, so that there has
Speaker 19: been some fighting in the front, but we don't know
Speaker 19: quite the numbers.
Speaker 2: Apparently it's in the low thousands at.
Speaker 19: The moment, but a lot of that maybe just be
Speaker 19: to kind of test the international waters to see what
Speaker 19: the pushback may be in If there's not a lot,
Speaker 19: more could come later.
Speaker 2: Well, this does not sound like it is aligning up
Speaker 2: to be very good, at least as far as the
Speaker 2: Ukrainian's bargaining position, to the extent some sort of treaty
Speaker 2: or settlement is negotiated, they're going to have to probably
Speaker 2: give up a sizable chunk of land in order to
Speaker 2: get to get some peace in the region.
Speaker 19: Well, you know, Zelenski continues to make all I mean,
Speaker 19: he just went on another European tour this past few
Speaker 19: days where he keeps talking like he did when he
Speaker 19: was in Washington for the United Nations Summit, that he
Speaker 19: wants to have a strong, peaceful settlement that he can
Speaker 19: quote only get peace through strength, which you said just
Speaker 19: two days ago, that he wants to force Russia into peace.
Speaker 19: But there is no forcing Russia into peace when he's
Speaker 19: losing territory by the day.
Speaker 2: So the longer he waits to make that.
Speaker 19: Kind of offer to where he's willing to make a
Speaker 19: negotiated settlement and lose some territory, they're just going to
Speaker 19: keep losing more territory that's going to be taken by
Speaker 19: force of arms, not by negotiation.
Speaker 2: And every day his position gets weaker, not stronger.
Speaker 19: So I worry about the fate of Ukraine if they
Speaker 19: don't make a deal pretty soon.
Speaker 2: All right, let's pivot over to Israel and the ongoing conflicts,
Speaker 2: multi front battles being waged there. What's your assessment on
Speaker 2: going forward and where those conflicts are going to lead Israel.
Speaker 19: Well, the biggest thing right now is that a lot
Speaker 19: of people have been surprised, me being one of them,
Speaker 19: that Israel has not already responded to the October first
Speaker 19: Iranian strike of one hundred and eighty missiles. A lot
Speaker 19: of people thought that it would be a response within
Speaker 19: I don't know, a lot, like three or four days,
Speaker 19: maybe you're a week, But now then it's two weeks
Speaker 19: since that had happened. And I think that the reason
Speaker 19: is because there's a tremendous amount of diplomacy going on
Speaker 19: behind the.
Speaker 2: Scenes where the US is trying.
Speaker 19: To talk Israel down from some of their bigger strictures,
Speaker 19: because you hadf. Tally Bennett in the first few days saying, man,
Speaker 19: we need to go after their nuclear weapons, we need
Speaker 19: to go after their oil infrastructure, and a lot in
Speaker 19: the United States were saying that.
Speaker 2: But that's how you into a region wide war.
Speaker 19: And I think no matter what the administration wants to
Speaker 19: happen on the ground, they also don't want it to
Speaker 19: go into all that war that whose end is unknown,
Speaker 19: that could cost us a great deal. So I think
Speaker 19: that's starting to have some success. There was reports that
Speaker 19: the Israeli said over not that they won't hit the
Speaker 19: energy or the oil infrastructure, and so they're going to
Speaker 19: go after military targets. The problem is, I'm not sure
Speaker 19: that that's going to be viewed as you know, appropriate
Speaker 19: for the Uranian side, and they may still respond back,
Speaker 19: so we may not be out of the woods yet
Speaker 19: this thing could still escalate into a war.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was surprised that Israel has actually said that
Speaker 2: out loud. I mean, what you know. For a Wall
Speaker 2: Street Journal article from this morning, Israel is sure as
Speaker 2: US it will not strike Irans oil and nuclear facilities,
Speaker 2: officials say, I don't know why you would say that
Speaker 2: out loud, even if you were not planning on hitting
Speaker 2: those As long as the threat exists, maybe you keep
Speaker 2: her on at bail a little bit.
Speaker 19: Well, I mean that assumes that that's a true statement,
Speaker 19: is not a deceptive plan, which it could be like
Speaker 19: make them they like, okay, good, they're not going to
Speaker 19: come here. Oh shoot, they did, so I don't take
Speaker 19: that at face value at all.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, you're now general of the army, and
Speaker 2: you're a five star general, and you're in charge of
Speaker 2: making the decisions on behalf of the israelis What would
Speaker 2: you do by way of whether retaliate or not? What
Speaker 2: would you what would be your path forward? Considering, of course,
Speaker 2: as we have talked about, and you just alluded to that,
Speaker 2: a serious escalation like hitting their oil manufacturing or hitting
Speaker 2: their nuke sites may very well result in potentially a
Speaker 2: global conflict considering all the players that are involved on
Speaker 2: the Iranian side of the equation. Right, right, that's exactly right.
Speaker 19: What I would do is I would do some version
Speaker 19: of what they did after the April attack, when Iran
Speaker 19: sent all those missiles and drones into Israel. In response
Speaker 19: to Israel blowing up the embassy in Syria, by striking
Speaker 19: something that doesn't cause casualties like what the Uranians did,
Speaker 19: they made sure that both of their responses didn't kill
Speaker 19: anybody on the ground. They took out a few targets,
Speaker 19: and they just basically, you just said, hey, we don't
Speaker 19: want this to escalate, so we're gonna hit nonsensitive targets.
Speaker 19: If you hit do something like that, then there's a
Speaker 19: chance that you can now tamp this down and stop
Speaker 19: going up the escalation rater. Then I would focus on
Speaker 19: not expanding the war, because they've already committed themselves to
Speaker 19: this new incursion into southern eleven, which is a full
Speaker 19: out war by itself.
Speaker 2: Don't let anybody tell you any differently.
Speaker 19: Every aspect of warfare is being engaged here, and that
Speaker 19: is already going to be a monumentally difficult task for Israel.
Speaker 19: They should not take on more than their military can handle.
Speaker 19: So I would if I was a Fovester general, I
Speaker 19: would say, let's figure out what to do about this
Speaker 19: one in eleven and before we even think about doing
Speaker 19: anything with Iran.
Speaker 2: And then, of course I presume that strategy that you
Speaker 2: could propose is coupled with maybe cracking down and reimposing
Speaker 2: the sanctions on around to cut off their money supply,
Speaker 2: which the Biden administration hasn't been doing a late.
Speaker 19: Well, you know that's I see that in the news
Speaker 19: a lot, and I scratch my head and I wonder
Speaker 19: what they're talking about, because there are incredible sanctions still
Speaker 19: in place on Iran. They were crippling sanctions, but the
Speaker 19: biggest place where they get.
Speaker 2: Money is areas.
Speaker 19: We don't have the power to sanction ie money going
Speaker 19: to China because China and India, because they're buying Iranian oil,
Speaker 19: not subject to our sanctions. Because so there's really not
Speaker 19: much more room to knuckle down there, and none of
Speaker 19: the sanctions have had any impact so far, so that's
Speaker 19: not really going to solve any problems.
Speaker 2: And most of the things that might are beyond our reach.
Speaker 2: So what we then would have is two foreign powers,
Speaker 2: Iran and Israel, just continuing this tit for tat game
Speaker 2: over time with no will.
Speaker 19: Here's the thing, though Iran does not want a war.
Speaker 19: They have signaled in every way possible that they want
Speaker 19: to defend their interest as they see it, but they
Speaker 19: don't want it to escalate. So they're fine, especially after
Speaker 19: seeing is Hassanzreela assassinated in beyrout in a lot of
Speaker 19: their senior general some of the senior IRGC leaders have
Speaker 19: also been killed. Iran is fine with not escalating this,
Speaker 19: and I think they would like nothing more than for
Speaker 19: this tip to tat escalation ladder process to stop.
Speaker 2: So there is a reason to think that could happen.
Speaker 2: I suppose one of the ways they could get it
Speaker 2: to stop is quit funding the terrorist organizations. Well, and
Speaker 2: again that depends on your perspective.
Speaker 19: From our perspective, that's it's a terrorist organization, but from
Speaker 19: their side, it's a resistance to all the things that
Speaker 19: Israel is doing against it.
Speaker 2: And it's interest in the region.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 19: And that's an unsolvable deal because you're one guy's freedom fighters,
Speaker 19: another guy's terrorists.
Speaker 2: Lots of layers in this cake, Sir, It's always a
Speaker 2: pleasure to talk through them with you. Retired Lieutenant Colonel
Speaker 2: Daniel Davis. Another fun edition of The Deep Dive with
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