Speaker 1: How about that dam Philadelphia mayor Cheryl Parker spelling No, No,
Speaker 1: they wouldn't allow her into my organization. That's hilarious, man.
Speaker 1: I just got a big kick out of that. And
Speaker 1: I did not realize until this morning because Joe alerted
Speaker 1: me to the fact that you're a big Philadelphia Eagles fit.
Speaker 1: It's like, oh my god, it can't wait till he
Speaker 1: comes on the show.
Speaker 2: Elsis Elis Yes, the Philadelphia Alis.
Speaker 3: E L G S E S.
Speaker 1: In response to that, after she got thoroughly embarrassed online,
Speaker 1: she said, we don't promise perfection. I'm so happy I
Speaker 1: never have, especially after I couldn't spell Eagles right. She
Speaker 1: just admitted she know how to spell it anyhow, Dave
Speaker 1: spent too much time on that. We got quite a
Speaker 1: few topics to go through, including and welcome back. By
Speaker 1: the way, I appreciate what you do over at the
Speaker 1: taxpayer protection lines. Uh, we're out of the World Health Organization.
Speaker 1: We were paying for the whole damn thing, weren't we.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean we're paying three hundred million, more than
Speaker 2: three hundred million dollars a year, and we are the
Speaker 2: largest contributor to the World Health Organization and this and
Speaker 2: for people.
Speaker 4: This is a sub agency of the United Nations.
Speaker 2: So that tells you everything you need to know about
Speaker 2: the World Health Organization and just how efficient and effect
Speaker 2: effective they are. And here's the problem is that we
Speaker 2: pay the most of any other country to the World
Speaker 2: Health Organization and they don't listen to us. They basically
Speaker 2: ignore everything that we say. China pays I think it's
Speaker 2: like eight or ten million dollars a year and the
Speaker 2: World Health Organization listens to everything that they do. And
Speaker 2: you know, going back to the pandemic in twenty twenty,
Speaker 2: is that really China ran.
Speaker 4: The World Health Organization?
Speaker 2: The World Health Organization said this thing is not you know,
Speaker 2: you can't spread this.
Speaker 4: It's not airborne.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: That was the famous tweet in February of twenty twenty
Speaker 2: where they said, the World Health Organization said, no, this
Speaker 2: is not airborne. Don't worry, you're not going to catch it. Well,
Speaker 2: we learned differently, didn't we No.
Speaker 3: We did.
Speaker 1: We also learned that those pesky masks don't do a
Speaker 1: damn thing either. But it took them long enough to
Speaker 1: finally acknowledge that I just and six foot stay six
Speaker 1: feet away from each other. Pulled straight out of doctor
Speaker 1: Fauci's sphincter. I mean, you know, anyhow before we move over,
Speaker 1: go ahead, Yeah, there's.
Speaker 2: One last thing about the World Health Organizations. They spend
Speaker 2: twenty one thousand dollars per person on travel a year. Now,
Speaker 2: Doctors without Borders they spend two thousand dollars a year
Speaker 2: on travels. So the bureaucracy at the WHO is massive.
Speaker 2: They are staying in five star hotels or flying first class.
Speaker 2: This is what this agency is doing with our taxpayer money.
Speaker 2: So what President Trump did, and he did this eight
Speaker 2: years ago, was get rid of funding of the World
Speaker 2: Health Organization.
Speaker 4: A fantastic move and it needed to be done.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 1: Since you did mention the United Nations, what about just
Speaker 1: getting out of the Nations, another ridiculously expensive organization we
Speaker 1: pay the most for and get the least out of.
Speaker 1: How can you have human rights abusing countries on the
Speaker 1: Human Rights Commission within the UN just one of a
Speaker 1: countless list of backcrap insanity coming out of the United Nations.
Speaker 4: They hate us there, they hate us.
Speaker 2: And when China has veto power over any resolution that
Speaker 2: comes be forward, obviously, this is not an organization that
Speaker 2: we should be sending billions.
Speaker 4: I mean, the United Nations.
Speaker 2: We're spending eight to ten billion dollars a year again
Speaker 2: to be ignored and for our interests not to.
Speaker 4: Be listened to.
Speaker 1: Well, I guess one of the reasons we stay is
Speaker 1: it probably provides a wonderful spy mechanism so we can
Speaker 1: keep our eyes and tabs on other countries. But also,
Speaker 1: since we enjoy the vtail power, it can stop in
Speaker 1: its tracks efforts to I guess run over our freedoms
Speaker 1: and liberties here in the United States.
Speaker 4: At a very high price tag.
Speaker 3: For sure, Well it is, Yeah, we don't have to
Speaker 3: pay that much. All right.
Speaker 1: Over to the Paris Agreement. I had Ken Blackwell on
Speaker 1: earlier in the program, and I I was praying this
Speaker 1: day would come. It appears based upon Trump's executive orders,
Speaker 1: including getting us out of the Paris Climate Agreement, the
Speaker 1: ev order, the drill baby drill comments, the expansion of energy,
Speaker 1: and that we're moving away from climate alarmism, the religion
Speaker 1: that is the climate change.
Speaker 2: I tell you, Brian, I think this is going to
Speaker 2: be the sleeper issue of this Congress is if we
Speaker 2: start drilling, you know, getting out of the Paris Climate Accords,
Speaker 2: getting rid of the ev mandates. I think this is
Speaker 2: the one item that could really help us reduce inflation,
Speaker 2: bring down the cost of energy, right, get rid of
Speaker 2: these subsidies, the Inflation Reduction Act, which really set the
Speaker 2: tone for hundreds of billions of dollars in green energy.
Speaker 2: If we can repeal that, I think we're going to
Speaker 2: really get a handle on inflation.
Speaker 4: Because energy drives everything in this country.
Speaker 2: No pun intended, but if you're talking about moving goods
Speaker 2: from one part of the country to the other, you
Speaker 2: bring down energy costs.
Speaker 4: You bring down those.
Speaker 2: Costs home heating, just going to the gas station and
Speaker 2: filling up. So this has the potential of having the
Speaker 2: biggest impact on the economy.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, it'd be nice if we maybe built
Speaker 1: a couple of new refineries as well. That also would
Speaker 1: lower the price of the gasoline and diesel.
Speaker 5: That We have a nuclear power plans Hito nuclear power plants.
Speaker 5: Private companies are doing this. You have Google, you have Amazon,
Speaker 5: you have Microsoft that have these huge data centers that
Speaker 5: are saying, listen, we are going to build our own
Speaker 5: nuclear power plants, these small nuclear power plants to address
Speaker 5: these energy needs.
Speaker 2: Why can't we do that as a country. Again, it's
Speaker 2: going to bring down the cost of energy tremendously.
Speaker 1: Well, that's something else I brought up to Ken that
Speaker 1: exact point. The huge players in artificial intelligence. You just
Speaker 1: rottened them up. I think that's one of the reasons
Speaker 1: they were standing on the stage during the inauguration. They
Speaker 1: know that they are going to have an opportunity to
Speaker 1: do just that under the Trump administrations all of the
Speaker 1: above energy policies, whereas the Biden administration and the green
Speaker 1: alarmist just for whatever insane reason, do not want nuclear
Speaker 1: plants built and dave since they don't produce any pollutants
Speaker 1: or carbon dioxide. What's the problem with an abundance of
Speaker 1: electricity and a very small footprint. That are the modern
Speaker 1: nuclear plants, those modular plants that they're able to build
Speaker 1: now that don't take as much time, money, or require
Speaker 1: a ridiculous amounts of water.
Speaker 4: And nuclear is renewable.
Speaker 2: That's what drives the lefties up a wall, is that
Speaker 2: nuclear is renewable and it is clean.
Speaker 4: And you mentioned artificial intelligence.
Speaker 2: One of the executive orders that Trump rescinded from Joe
Speaker 2: Biden was his artificial intelligence executive Order basically saying that
Speaker 2: the federal government has to review all AI development in
Speaker 2: this country. I mean, that's absolutely ludicrous and this is
Speaker 2: no lie of Brian. This is no lie that Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: The reason why he instituted this executive order, he watched
Speaker 2: the movie Mission Impossible, remember the last ones, like two
Speaker 2: or three years ago, where this big AI machine took
Speaker 2: over the world and the big doomsday scenario. Yes, he
Speaker 2: literally said, this is why we need an AI executive
Speaker 2: order is because AI could destroy the world.
Speaker 4: I mean, he's watching movies.
Speaker 2: Joe Biden watched movies based federal policy off of that.
Speaker 4: I am not lying.
Speaker 2: This was the most ludicrous and a lot of ludicrous
Speaker 2: things happened during the Mind administration. It just it baffles
Speaker 2: me how we can live in a country like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's the South Park episode about the trapper Keeper
Speaker 1: that expanded and became prescient.
Speaker 3: I just think about that.
Speaker 1: Dude, Maybe he saw that episode as well, But you know,
Speaker 1: pause for a moment and just think about whether there
Speaker 1: was any legitimacy behind Joe Biden's concerns. But that the
Speaker 1: federal government would be would have oversight over the development
Speaker 1: of artificial intelligence. I mean, there is no intelligence in
Speaker 1: the federal government. They don't have an experts there that
Speaker 1: have any kid could have any possible benefit beneficials say
Speaker 1: in the matter.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's just crazy to even think of.
Speaker 2: And the government has never done anything correctly. Look at
Speaker 2: up look at the Internet. There's a light regular, a
Speaker 2: light regulatory touch on the Internet.
Speaker 4: Right now.
Speaker 2: It is flourishing, it is prospering. The government tried to
Speaker 2: put these net neutrality rules which would turned it into
Speaker 2: a utility, that would have.
Speaker 4: Killed the Internet.
Speaker 2: You know, private investment in the Internet has just gone
Speaker 2: off the rails because there's a light regulatory touch on it.
Speaker 2: And the same thing for artificial intelligence. We want to
Speaker 2: be the leaders in this. We don't want Europe, we
Speaker 2: don't want other countries to be the leaders. So there
Speaker 2: has to be well I'm not saying just ignore it completely,
Speaker 2: but there has to be a very light regulatory touch
Speaker 2: on the artificial intelligence.
Speaker 1: Well, the reason it works so well is because entrepreneurs
Speaker 1: went at it and know and had one thing motivating them.
Speaker 3: Profit.
Speaker 1: The government does not is not interested in making profit.
Speaker 1: They're not looking out for that. They're looking for just
Speaker 1: wayte to be obstructionists. Anyhow, we'll bring Dave back and
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Speaker 1: It is seven nineteen fast approaching seven twenty here fifty
Speaker 1: five KRCD talk station and I very happy Friday Eve
Speaker 1: tax Payer of Protection lines to Dave Williams on the
Speaker 1: phone talking well tax payer protection line stuff and uh
Speaker 1: one of the things you know, I just before we
Speaker 1: move away from the energy polse, I just have to
Speaker 1: put an exclamation point on you know, I always sort
Speaker 1: of questioned in the back of my mind, Dave, when
Speaker 1: Trump said I Am going to bring down inflation. That's
Speaker 1: a pretty bold statement because so many things are impact inflation.
Speaker 1: But one thing he certainly does have the ability to
Speaker 1: do is bring bring down the cost of energy along
Speaker 1: the lines of what we were talking about, and ergo
Speaker 1: lower the price of gasoline and diesel. That will certainly
Speaker 1: have it be a to lower the price of goods
Speaker 1: and services in this country. I mean, it has a tangible,
Speaker 1: understandable benefit that people can wrap their heads around.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Absolutely.
Speaker 2: And look at Joe Biden's first thing that he did
Speaker 2: when he came into office four years ago is he
Speaker 2: canceled the Keystone Xcel pipeline.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Now, this is the pipeline.
Speaker 2: From Canada to the US that was going to bring
Speaker 2: eight hundred thousand barrels of oil a day into this country.
Speaker 2: That would have, I think prevented a lot of the
Speaker 2: inflation that we saw. I wouldn't have prevented all of it.
Speaker 2: But again, energy has tied to so many different things,
Speaker 2: and so it was a huge mistake by Joe Biden.
Speaker 4: And you know, and you're right.
Speaker 2: When Trump says he wants to bring down inflation. That's
Speaker 2: the key to it. I think that's the foundation of it.
Speaker 2: And there's a lot more to do, but it's a
Speaker 2: great start.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 1: And you know, the other ridiculous component of that, you know,
Speaker 1: is shutting down the building of the Keystone pipeline that
Speaker 1: just creates has more pollution that Canada was not going
Speaker 1: to stop drilling. They were pulling it and going to extract
Speaker 1: that stuff out of the ground and put it into
Speaker 1: the world for consumption, regardless of whether the Keystone pipeline
Speaker 1: exists or not. So what do they do instead of
Speaker 1: the pipeline. They put it on to two trains, right,
Speaker 1: which run by diesel last time I checked. So you're
Speaker 1: belching on additional carbon and into the atmosphere because of
Speaker 1: the mechanism they used to ship it. It didn't stop
Speaker 1: the project or the use, it just stopped. It's the
Speaker 1: vehicle by which it was shipped. And if certainly a
Speaker 1: pipeline's far more efficient and more environmentally sound than put
Speaker 1: them on railroad cars.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, And it was just frustrating to see such
Speaker 2: short sightedness in the Biden administration really on so many levels,
Speaker 2: but especially energy.
Speaker 1: Well, given the stop and start nature of that project,
Speaker 1: I'll be surprised if they want to continue to go
Speaker 1: forward with it, because if we don't keep this form
Speaker 1: of administration, somebody down the road will stop it. Anyway,
Speaker 1: A hurry up and build it right anyway, act while
Speaker 1: you have a chance. All right, we need to keep
Speaker 1: the Trump tax cuts in place, and I noted from
Speaker 1: your website again protecting taxpayers dot Org right there on
Speaker 1: front count down to expiring tax cuts. Congress must act
Speaker 1: to protect consumers and businesses. It's going to be a
Speaker 1: real problem for us if these tax cuts inspire. I've
Speaker 1: seen all kinds of horrific figures related to this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm really concerned because I mean, look at the
Speaker 2: marginal tax rates. Those were reduced in twenty seventeen, and
Speaker 2: Congress has until the end of the year, and they
Speaker 2: are very slow. I don't know if you've noticed, is Brian,
Speaker 2: but Congress tends to be very slow when they do things.
Speaker 2: And I'm just concerned that the clock is going to
Speaker 2: keep on ticking and we're going to get to October
Speaker 2: November and they're going to say, oh no, we have
Speaker 2: to do something, and they're going to open up the
Speaker 2: tax bill and they're going to put all sorts of
Speaker 2: nonsense in it, and they're talking about one thing in particular,
Speaker 2: is to raise the corporate tax rate.
Speaker 4: Huge mistake.
Speaker 2: Right now, the corporate tax rate is at twenty one percent,
Speaker 2: and as far as the rest of the world, it's
Speaker 2: somewhat competitive. It's not the lowest, but it's a lot
Speaker 2: better than forty percent than what we had in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 4: And if they use that as.
Speaker 2: A negotiat tool, oh goodness gracious, I mean, if they
Speaker 2: increase it to twenty five or twenty eight percent a
Speaker 2: corporate tax rate, it's really going to have a massive
Speaker 2: effect on business. Therefore, it's gonna have a lot of
Speaker 2: effect on the economy in this country. So I just
Speaker 2: get this done and do it the right way, and
Speaker 2: don't wait till the last minute.
Speaker 1: Well, they always wait to the last minute for a
Speaker 1: variety of reasons, Dave. And you know, my question has
Speaker 1: always been why didn't they make the tax cut permanent?
Speaker 1: And if another Congress down the road wants to raise taxes,
Speaker 1: force them to go through the legislative process to do it.
Speaker 2: And that's exactly what we argued in twenty seventeen, is
Speaker 2: make these tax cuts permanent.
Speaker 4: And of course they didn't. And here we are. You know,
Speaker 4: Congress never sees the five or six or ten years
Speaker 4: down the road. They always look at the present.
Speaker 2: And you know, let mean, look at Medicare and Social
Speaker 2: Security that are going bankdrop. They're saying, don't worry, that's
Speaker 2: you know, that's twenty years you know down the road.
Speaker 2: Oh well, now it's ten years down the road. It's
Speaker 2: five years. I mean it's coming up. And Congress is
Speaker 2: never prepared for any of this. And it's not as
Speaker 2: if they don't have the information. They've had this information
Speaker 2: for decades and it's just they've refused to do anything
Speaker 2: about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well they got to protect their fund and blooney jobs.
Speaker 1: Dave Williams Taxpayer Protection lines, big eagless fan. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: I still think that it's just so comical, Dave go Bridgs.
Speaker 3: I mean, hear.
Speaker 1: Well, I'll tell you what bookmark Protecting Taxpayers dot org
Speaker 1: and support the taxpayer protection lines. Dave, I always enjoy
Speaker 1: our conversations. I'm looking forward to a lot more throughout
Speaker 1: the year. Stay well and the best of health and
Speaker 1: love to you and everybody at the organization.
Speaker 4: Thanks Brian to you too.
Speaker 1: We'll talk soon. Seven right now, fifty five krs Detox Station.
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