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Speaker 1: welcome back to the fifty five KRC Morning Show. Orlando
Speaker 1: Sonsa is running against Greg Lansman and the obvious choice, Orlando,
Speaker 1: Welcome back. Find him on alantdot Orlando Sonsa dot com
Speaker 1: get all the information which we'll talk about. You wiped
Speaker 1: the floor with Greg Landsman on that debate, Orlando. My
Speaker 1: wife and I were sitting there, we were cheering you on.
Speaker 1: We were so proud of you. He looked like a
Speaker 1: dizzy high school girl and sounded like one. Welcome back,
Speaker 1: my friend.
Speaker 2: Thanks Brian, always glad to be on. And I think
Speaker 2: I agree with you. I think that's two for two.
Speaker 2: We prosecuted the case against Greg Lansman.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and Greg Landsman didn't secuity case on his own behalf.
Speaker 1: He just looked like a deer in the headlights. He
Speaker 1: had literally nothing to say in support of his own beliefs.
Speaker 2: It's crazy, that's right. And look, at the end of
Speaker 2: the day, right, Brian, this comes down to policy, It
Speaker 2: comes down to substance. You have an opportunity to defend
Speaker 2: your own record and why your policies that you've advanced,
Speaker 2: you voted for on the House floor of US Congress,
Speaker 2: is best for the American people. In southwest Ohio, he
Speaker 2: had no answer to any of his policies when it
Speaker 2: affects our failing economy, our open southern border, our lack
Speaker 2: of just faith and confidence in government. And that's telling,
Speaker 2: and it's telling, especially when all you can say is, oh.
Speaker 3: No, that's a lie. Yeah, a lie.
Speaker 2: That's like, we'll prove it's a lie. In fact, the
Speaker 2: American people would really just appreciate if you said, that's
Speaker 2: exactly how I voted. Here's why. It's the best interest
Speaker 2: in the American people. And what we saw last night
Speaker 2: from our opponent was exactly what people are tired of.
Speaker 2: They don't want politicians that say one thing and do
Speaker 2: the complete opposite. They want results, they want these problems fixed.
Speaker 2: And that's exactly what we're going to do. We'll win
Speaker 2: this election.
Speaker 1: Well, and I apologize, Orlando. I can't remember the specific
Speaker 1: piece of legislation that you were referring to, but he
Speaker 1: kept saying, I didn't, No, I didn't you lie, you lie,
Speaker 1: you lie, say your signatures on it. You voted that way?
Speaker 1: What specific provision was it that you were referring to
Speaker 1: is for my listeners who didn't get to watch and
Speaker 1: for idiots like me who couldn't recall specifically, I was
Speaker 1: just so amazed at how well you were doing any
Speaker 1: related about it. I lost focus of the underlying subject
Speaker 1: matter on that with Orlando.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Look, it comes down to what we're seeing in
Speaker 2: the in the Middle East, and the conflict is just
Speaker 2: basically expanding across the region. We are approaching the one
Speaker 2: year anniversary of the terrible Hamas terrorist attacks on Israel,
Speaker 2: and when you look at what's just happened in the
Speaker 2: last forty eight to seventy two hours now of Baron
Speaker 2: firing rock five hundred rockets into Israel. Because now you've
Speaker 2: got Hesbela terrorists that are continuing to wacavoc in the
Speaker 2: north of Israel through Lebanon, you got to ask the question,
Speaker 2: how are these terrorist groups of Hesbela and Hamas and
Speaker 2: the Huthis getting the resources, the armament, the money that
Speaker 2: they need in order to conduct these horrible attacks on
Speaker 2: innocent civilian life, whether it's Israeli, Lebanese, Palestinian, Well, it's
Speaker 2: from nation states like Iran who are held bent on
Speaker 2: destroying not just the peace and the infrastructure of the
Speaker 2: Middle East, destroying the nation of Israel. And how are
Speaker 2: they getting their money? Well, look, it was under this
Speaker 2: Biden administration that we gave American taxpayer dollars to the
Speaker 2: tune of three hundred billion dollars to Iran. Now you've
Speaker 2: got to ask yourself, how in the world did these
Speaker 2: terrorist organizations get it? Well, obviously one source could be
Speaker 2: Iran through American money that we sent. Well, listen, Greg
Speaker 2: Lansman had the opportunity as a US congressman for the
Speaker 2: first Congressional district to vote not once, but twice for
Speaker 2: an appropriations bill that would have stopped US taxpayer dollars
Speaker 2: from going to Iran. Literally, those bills explicitly called for that,
Speaker 2: and he votes no, not once, but twice in a
Speaker 2: bipartisan bill at that both of those had Democratic support
Speaker 2: and Republicans reached across the out Guess what, Greg Lansman
Speaker 2: did not only just vote no, It was telling that
Speaker 2: he didn't even know what I was talking about. I know,
Speaker 2: and this this is a pattern, Brian, because just last week,
Speaker 2: right we checked the reports that for a comment, and
Speaker 2: these are common sense bills we're talking about. They're not
Speaker 2: rocket science. US taxpayer dollars should not go to countries
Speaker 2: whose interests are adverse to US. Okay, here's another common
Speaker 2: sense bill where just last week, there was a bill
Speaker 2: that was put on the House floor that would have
Speaker 2: held accountable illegal immigrants that committed domestic violence or sex
Speaker 2: cries against women, to deport them. There are legal immigrants,
Speaker 2: they're committing these heinous crimes. They should be deported. Greg
Speaker 2: Lansman votes know on that bill. Okay, National news reports
Speaker 2: here are the list of Democrats that vote no on
Speaker 2: this common sense bill to hold illegal immigrant criminals accountable.
Speaker 2: And what does he do? He says, no, actually that
Speaker 2: was an accident, it was an error, and then submits
Speaker 2: a retraction to the recorders of the clerk. Of course
Speaker 2: that says, actually I meant to vote yes, and then
Speaker 2: calls me out for highlighting it and basically just retweeting
Speaker 2: that National news report of him voting no. That raises
Speaker 2: more questions than it gives answers. Do you even read
Speaker 2: the bills that come before you in Congress? As you're
Speaker 2: representing the people in southwest Ohio. So it's no surprise
Speaker 2: to me. He didn't know what I was talking about.
Speaker 2: Clearly he didn't know the build that I was referring
Speaker 2: to last week when he said he voted an error.
Speaker 2: And this is a pattern, Brian, And it's a pattern
Speaker 2: of just wrong leadership, failed leadership, a leadership that does
Speaker 2: not lead. Instead, it heard follows whatever the top of
Speaker 2: my party says, whatever Hakeem Jeffries tells me to do,
Speaker 2: I'm going to do instead of actually having a backbone
Speaker 2: and standing up for all of the constituents in southwest Ohio.
Speaker 1: Well, and you know that reality comes on the heels
Speaker 1: of this Department of Homeland Security Intelligence Analyst twenty twenty
Speaker 1: five Homeland Threat Assessment talking about the serious, significant concerns
Speaker 1: over physical and cyber attacks to our critical infrastructure, among
Speaker 1: other concerns. And there's a quote in here I just
Speaker 1: wanted to read to you, considering it involves the open border.
Speaker 1: We can blame Greg Landsman in part for that. Now,
Speaker 1: our border personnel encounter individuals from around the world from
Speaker 1: all parts of the world, including conflict zones and other
Speaker 1: areas where individuals may have links or can support ties
Speaker 1: to extremists or terrorist organizations that we have long standing
Speaker 1: concerns about that's the kind of people who might very
Speaker 1: well have come across the southern border, either because even
Speaker 1: after an encounter with an immigration customs official or as
Speaker 1: a known god away.
Speaker 3: We have about two million of those.
Speaker 2: Well, that's exactly right. And if it's the same report
Speaker 2: that I reference in the debate, it is it just
Speaker 2: highlights the problem with our open southern border. The fact
Speaker 2: that I think that report shows that over five hundred
Speaker 2: thousand illegal immigrants are convicted criminals and that over twelve
Speaker 2: thousand of them are for homicides. I mean, that is
Speaker 2: just that's crazy to think that we have allowed this
Speaker 2: problem to continue to persist and persist, and again when
Speaker 2: you look for leadership that's actually going to solve the
Speaker 2: problem and not help create it or allow it to
Speaker 2: continue to perpetuate its policies offered by my opponent that
Speaker 2: actually do not solve the problem. He had the opportununity
Speaker 2: multiple times in Congress to not just renounce and hold
Speaker 2: accountable the administration for its failed border policies.
Speaker 3: He wouldn't do that.
Speaker 2: But when he had an opportunity to actually have again
Speaker 2: substantive policy to secure the southern border. In May of
Speaker 2: twenty twenty three. He failed to do that, and then
Speaker 2: he wants to highlight on the debate stage. And this
Speaker 2: is a talking point again of the left. We had
Speaker 2: a bipartisan bill. If Donald Trump called his rank and
Speaker 2: file and said don't let it pass. That bill that
Speaker 2: he's talking about would have allowed the southern border to
Speaker 2: remain open, and only closed it if our illegal immigrants
Speaker 2: reached the number of five thousand per day. Come on, Brian,
Speaker 2: that just lacked all common sense. That's not a fix
Speaker 2: that continues to precipitate this problem. And the thing that
Speaker 2: I wanted to make it abundantly clear that night is
Speaker 2: that I am not only a product of legal immigrations.
Speaker 2: I'm going to be the biggest proponent for immigration in
Speaker 2: this country because I have lived it. I've lived the
Speaker 2: American dream. I know what it's like where you are
Speaker 2: born in another country. You come into the greatest country
Speaker 2: in the world, the United States of America, to pursue
Speaker 2: opportunity and advance your life and the life of your
Speaker 2: family through your own hard work and grit and work ethic.
Speaker 2: But there's a legal way to do it, and we've
Speaker 2: got to make sure that we certainly don't want to
Speaker 2: send a message out there that we don't want people
Speaker 2: to come in. We absolutely want you to come in,
Speaker 2: but we want you to do it the legal way,
Speaker 2: the way that's going to be best for you, best
Speaker 2: for your family, best for the American people. My dad, Brian,
Speaker 2: had to wait five years to be a naturalized citizen.
Speaker 2: He had to take a test, he had to raise
Speaker 2: his right hand, and he did it proudly. And what
Speaker 2: we're seeing right now across this country with over fifteen
Speaker 2: million legal immigrants, that's just stressing our economy. It's stressing
Speaker 2: our labor force, our hard working American citizens that now
Speaker 2: are paying in some states for illegal immigrants healthcare. They're
Speaker 2: right to get a driver's license. Now, Greg Landsman again
Speaker 2: the common sense bill that would have in short protection
Speaker 2: so that non citizens do not get the right to vote.
Speaker 2: He votes know for that as well. I mean, these
Speaker 2: are common sense policies that we just are desperate to see,
Speaker 2: especially now with all these problems and issues. We want
Speaker 2: to actually see leadership, substance policy. We will get it
Speaker 2: done when we win this election.
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Speaker 1: served his country as an infantry officer and finance officer,
Speaker 1: got a master's degree in taxation a law degree from
Speaker 1: Georgetown Law School. He was a CPA for Ernst and Young,
Speaker 1: went private practice, co founded a local financial planning firm
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Speaker 1: another West Point grad. Yes, Orlando, I brought it up again,
Speaker 1: pivoting over.
Speaker 2: I was hoping for it, of course.
Speaker 1: Look, man, you know I can judge a man by
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Speaker 1: and you killed.
Speaker 3: That's right. That speaks volumes to you. Man.
Speaker 1: Anyhow, I know you're big on turning the economy around.
Speaker 1: Now we've got some wrinkle factors going on in here.
Speaker 1: Of course, the ports have shutdown, which you're going to
Speaker 1: have an inflationary pressure. We have the end of the
Speaker 1: Trump tax cuts, and I think I know where you
Speaker 1: might be on those. But obviously some real problems of course,
Speaker 1: with war breaking out of the Middle East as well,
Speaker 1: So a bunch of ripple effects over which you probably
Speaker 1: have no control. But what's your vision for the future,
Speaker 1: What the Orlandos signs are going to do to help
Speaker 1: write to the ship of our economy.
Speaker 2: Well, but look, it goes to all of those issues
Speaker 2: just talked about the economy, the Middle East. You've got
Speaker 2: to conflicts that are brewing across the country, this strike
Speaker 2: that we're seeing in the ports. This comes back to leadership.
Speaker 2: If we simply just had leadership in the White House,
Speaker 2: we'd see a lot of these problems fixed, right, But
Speaker 2: instead we don't have that leadership. But that's for another day.
Speaker 2: I'm focused right now on taking back this congressional seat
Speaker 2: and here's the thing. When it comes to the economy again,
Speaker 2: these are common sense solutions that my opponent has just
Speaker 2: not been for because instead he just wants to advance
Speaker 2: the agenda of his party. When we've got over thirty
Speaker 2: four trillion dollars in national debt, you do not take
Speaker 2: positions like my opponent did. And we highlighted this from
Speaker 2: the get go in the debate. Is when we face
Speaker 2: impending government shutdown last year, what did my opponent to do?
Speaker 2: He sided with every member of his party signed a
Speaker 2: discharge position, a petition that said, let's raise the national
Speaker 2: debt dealing with zero cuts in government spending. Zero cuts
Speaker 2: in government spending. How in the world are we going
Speaker 2: to fix this trillions and dollars of debt problem If
Speaker 2: you're taking positions like that, No, we've got to cut
Speaker 2: government spending. And Mike Dartis, the moderator, was correct to
Speaker 2: follow up and say, well, how would you do that?
Speaker 2: Where would you start? Look, we don't need to do
Speaker 2: the homework. This is already a lot of this research
Speaker 2: and analysis has been done, and it's done every year.
Speaker 2: The Government Accountability Office, the Federal Government of Accountability, does
Speaker 2: a report every year that they give to Congress and
Speaker 2: they recommend a number of places that you can start
Speaker 2: in government where you have redundancy duplication in government spending.
Speaker 2: And the last report that was published just this past
Speaker 2: summer shows over one hundred and twelve recommendations that the
Speaker 2: GAO gave to Congress and said you start here to
Speaker 2: the tunes of millions, if not billions of dollars. Now,
Speaker 2: I'm not going to agree with everything in that report,
Speaker 2: but you can at least start there because it's clear
Speaker 2: that our federal government has identified where there's weaknesses in
Speaker 2: its spending. But also highlight here, Brian, is that it's
Speaker 2: the fraud, waste and abuse that we know is going
Speaker 2: on in federal government that we've got to hold people accountable,
Speaker 2: hold leadership accountable, and it starts at the top. That's
Speaker 2: how you fix this problem. Now, I'll let you follow
Speaker 2: up with the tax question, because you know with that
Speaker 2: I can talk for hours on tax but I think
Speaker 2: you know where I stand on common sense tax policy.
Speaker 1: I think I do. And since we're out of time,
Speaker 1: we'll just leave it for another day. And you're always
Speaker 1: welcome here on the fifty five carters SCEN Morning Show
Speaker 1: and I know your background in it as a certified
Speaker 1: public accounting accountant will help as you view government spending
Speaker 1: because you have familiars, you're familiar with the process and
Speaker 1: you know where corners can be cut. Orlando Sons is
Speaker 1: the man for the job, and just if you have
Speaker 1: not seen the debate, I'm sure it's out there somewhere
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Speaker 1: my friend. We'll talk again soon, I hope.
Speaker 3: Thanks.
Speaker 2: Brian onward to Victory.
Speaker 3: Amen, Brother, Amen Brother.
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