Speaker 1: Five minutes after five o'clock, Happy Tuesday. I'm laughing at
Speaker 1: this story at the top of the are I gotta
Speaker 1: get more information on that. But by the way, the
Speaker 1: promo into this about elections and people being happy and
Speaker 1: thrilled and Donald Trump is a legend. I couldn't agree more.
Speaker 1: I mentioned yesterday and it's still going on today. I
Speaker 1: cannot wipe this smile off my face. And you know, normally, okay,
Speaker 1: as a conservative throughout all my life, you know, you
Speaker 1: always get excited about something, whether it's a you know,
Speaker 1: a sporting event, participation in a sporting event, and you
Speaker 1: want to win, you want to defeat the other team,
Speaker 1: and so on, and after the initial celebration or whatever,
Speaker 1: then it's kind of like, okay, we absorbed that, and
Speaker 1: then off to the next thing. And with me, it's
Speaker 1: always been okay, we've accomplished that, now move on. You
Speaker 1: may mention, you may remember a couple of times I've
Speaker 1: mentioned the play and the movie seventeen seventy six, and
Speaker 1: if you're not familiar with it, there is a it's
Speaker 1: a musical about the signing of the Declaration of Independence,
Speaker 1: and in my opinion, it's one of the best plays
Speaker 1: I've ever seen. I saw it when I was like
Speaker 1: thirteen years old in New York, and I'm going, I
Speaker 1: don't need to go into that right now, but or
Speaker 1: how that all happen? But every year I watched that movie,
Speaker 1: and when it came out in nineteen seventy two, I
Speaker 1: believe is when the movie came out, and I watch
Speaker 1: it every year, and I don't understand how people don't
Speaker 1: like the movie. But if you go, if you watch it,
Speaker 1: there's this. What John Adams is trying to do is
Speaker 1: to try to get the Congress to actually debate the
Speaker 1: independence issue. And every time he brings it up, they
Speaker 1: defeat it, and every time, you know, so then they
Speaker 1: decide that they're going to have somebody else propose and
Speaker 1: all this and it comes down to where they actually
Speaker 1: get to debate it, and when the vote passed, everybody's
Speaker 1: sitting there and they're throwing their papers up in the ear.
Speaker 1: They're hugging each other there there. You know what the
Speaker 1: you know back then would be comparable to a high five.
Speaker 1: They're hugging. You know, this is great, and all this
Speaker 1: sort of stuff. And then they go through the wranglings
Speaker 1: of all this when they get to the final vote
Speaker 1: and they actually pass the declaration of independence. Nothing. You
Speaker 1: could hear a pin drop, and it focused on John
Speaker 1: Adams and he's sitting there and it's like he just
Speaker 1: sits there and it's it's done. And almost the gravity
Speaker 1: of the situation hit him at that time, and he
Speaker 1: realized that, Okay, now the work begins. And with this
Speaker 1: election Tuesday, well, early Wednesday morning, watching the results come in,
Speaker 1: and at one five a m. I saw that. I mean,
Speaker 1: I was you four. I was happy. I was thrilled.
Speaker 1: When I saw his speech and everything, I thought, oh,
Speaker 1: this is great. When my wife went to bed, I
Speaker 1: mentioned this a couple of times already. I went out
Speaker 1: to the living room and I said, you know what
Speaker 1: I got to do it. You know, I got to
Speaker 1: flip on MSNBC, not flip off, but flip on MSNBC,
Speaker 1: CNN and whatever. And listening to them jumped through all
Speaker 1: the hoops. They wound up not calling the election until
Speaker 1: five forty five in the morning, almost what four hours
Speaker 1: after Fox News and AP had already done it, and
Speaker 1: so they were so reluctant. And then once I was up,
Speaker 1: I watched I had to watch Morning Joe, and then
Speaker 1: I had to, you know, go to bed for a
Speaker 1: couple hours, and then got up and watched the view,
Speaker 1: and I thought, Okay, this is going to be sour grapes.
Speaker 1: It's going to be you know, it's going to be
Speaker 1: a one day thing. But over the last week now,
Speaker 1: it has been non stop just insanity and the excuse
Speaker 1: is and the blaming and not only that, but you know,
Speaker 1: still the criticism of how can you elect this dictator
Speaker 1: and the stuff that he's done. It's it's like they
Speaker 1: won't accept the outcome and they will not accept the
Speaker 1: the the blame for anything. And it's it's almost like
Speaker 1: I said, I would love to just you know, sit
Speaker 1: to the point, get to the point and say it's done. Now,
Speaker 1: let's get to work. But the insanity on the other side,
Speaker 1: I watch it and then it just makes me laugh
Speaker 1: and gets a bigger grint on my face. And then
Speaker 1: the more I think about it, the happier I get,
Speaker 1: and so on, and it's just unbelievable. I saw it
Speaker 1: just a headline before we came on the air, something
Speaker 1: about that. Now the Democrats are wondering if with Elon
Speaker 1: Musk and Donald Trump, if they stole the election via
Speaker 1: starlink to go in and change the votes in order
Speaker 1: to come up with this victory. And I thought, you know,
Speaker 1: the first twenty four hours, what we heard some of
Speaker 1: the stuff was, well, especially from Kamala Harrison, you know,
Speaker 1: it's going to be a peaceful transfer of power. We're
Speaker 1: not going to do to them what that basically we're
Speaker 1: not going to do to them what they did to us,
Speaker 1: and that we're not going to challenge this. And all
Speaker 1: before the election, they were saying that, you know, there's
Speaker 1: going to be election integrity and there's going to be
Speaker 1: nobody that's going to be able to question this. But
Speaker 1: automatically and miraculously, once it didn't go in their way,
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, now they want to question the
Speaker 1: election integrity. And I go back to twenty sixteen, and
Speaker 1: there was a video about i think two weeks before
Speaker 1: the election, and Donald Trump was talking about some irregularities
Speaker 1: that were going around the country and he was talking about, well,
Speaker 1: you know, if the election is fair, then you know,
Speaker 1: we'll accept the outcome and this type of thing. And
Speaker 1: Barack Obama was i think coming off the Rose Garden
Speaker 1: or whatever in front of the White House in the
Speaker 1: yard there, and he said that to even imagine that
Speaker 1: there's any way that this election can be interfered with,
Speaker 1: because you have fifty different states, fifty different types of
Speaker 1: you know, fifty different electors, and each individual state run
Speaker 1: their election the way they run it, there is no
Speaker 1: ability to get into it. It was saying, basically, it
Speaker 1: is impossible to rig the election. And then he goes
Speaker 1: on and then he finishes with My advice to Donald
Speaker 1: Trump is go out and look for votes and stop
Speaker 1: talking about the election. And actually it was whining about
Speaker 1: the election, and then all of a sudden in twenty sixteen,
Speaker 1: once he won, then all of a sudden, the election
Speaker 1: was rigged the Russians, that Russian interference in the whole
Speaker 1: nine yards there, and then when we questioned it in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty, which I think legitimately so, and I am
Speaker 1: still not convinced. And one of the things I hope
Speaker 1: the administration and incoming administration does is investigate what happened
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty, just to make sure that there was
Speaker 1: no voter fraud, that there was no shenanigans going on,
Speaker 1: just to shut people like me up, folks, I want
Speaker 1: to be shut up on that issue, not anything else.
Speaker 1: But I want somebody to say, here is definitive proof
Speaker 1: that that election was not rigged. This didn't happen, that
Speaker 1: didn't happen, that didn't happen. Don't give me this garbage
Speaker 1: about every time these things have come up in a
Speaker 1: court of law it's been dismissed. That's a bload of crap.
Speaker 1: Because part of the thing of you know, when they
Speaker 1: say you can indict a ham sandwich, when they say that,
Speaker 1: you can go to court, and most of these judges
Speaker 1: do not want to throw out a case before it's her.
Speaker 1: They want to hear the evidence, they want to do
Speaker 1: some of the preliminary There is no such thing anymore.
Speaker 1: It seems as a directed verdict or I can't remember
Speaker 1: the term now, but where they don't allow the charge
Speaker 1: to go forward or the case, the lawsuit or whatever
Speaker 1: to go forward because judges are elected and they're afraid
Speaker 1: of being overturned on appeal, so they generally let the
Speaker 1: case go forward and so on. But in every case
Speaker 1: with this election integrity boom thrown out of court, no
Speaker 1: evidence or lack of standing or any of this source.
Speaker 1: I want to be shut up on this. I want
Speaker 1: them to prove to us. And now because Trump one
Speaker 1: and one overwhelmingly all of a sudden, now we want
Speaker 1: to talk about election denial, we want to talk about rigging,
Speaker 1: we want to talk about unfair tactics, and we want
Speaker 1: to talk about voter fraud or changing the elections due
Speaker 1: to starlink and all that sort of stuff. And to me,
Speaker 1: it is amazing. And again it keeps putting that smile
Speaker 1: back on my I have to laugh at these people.
Speaker 1: I have to laugh at the fact that they're doing
Speaker 1: all this finger pointing, and I also have to laugh
Speaker 1: at the fact that they can't reconcile what actually happened.
Speaker 1: And I started seeing last night where they're starting to
Speaker 1: blame Biden. Well, they've been blaming Biden, They've been blaming
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, They've been blaming the campaign. They've been blaming
Speaker 1: the people that came in from Biden's team to Kammalist
Speaker 1: team and Kamalis team fighting with the Obama people, the
Speaker 1: donors saying that they were lied to, and all kinds
Speaker 1: of things going on, and that isn't and that isn't
Speaker 1: the whole story. And yet and then one of the
Speaker 1: things I'm concerned about is that as far as the
Speaker 1: Republicans are concerned, they're treating this as though, oh, the
Speaker 1: Democratic Party is dead, They're never going to rise from
Speaker 1: the ashes. And all this in my lifetime, I know
Speaker 1: of at least three and instances back in the Goldwater
Speaker 1: days when they said the Republican Party was done. They
Speaker 1: said the Republican Party was done in eight and twelve
Speaker 1: when Obama won, They said that the Democratic Party was
Speaker 1: done in twenty sixteen, when when when Trump won, And
Speaker 1: there's been all these things where they said, all right,
Speaker 1: this is the final straw, that party is dead, and
Speaker 1: every time they've been proven wrong. And I don't want
Speaker 1: people to get out over their skis now and say
Speaker 1: that the Republicans are going to be in power for
Speaker 1: the next decades. There's decades to come. No, that ain't
Speaker 1: gonna happen unless you get down to work and do
Speaker 1: the things that you say you're going to do and
Speaker 1: turn this country around. Phone numbers five one, three, seven,
Speaker 1: four nine, fifty, five hundred one, eight hundred eighty two
Speaker 1: three talk one eight hundred eight two three eight two
Speaker 1: five five pound, five point fifty AT and T wireless
Speaker 1: phone Kevin Gordon in for Brian Thomas, fifty five KRC,
Speaker 1: the Talk station. About for the forecast today, partly cloudy,
Speaker 1: colder and low. That's gonna be during our morning rush hour. Tuesday,
Speaker 1: partly cloudy, uh colder during the day, a high of
Speaker 1: fifty three. Tonight few cloud's going to be uh oh,
Speaker 1: patching frost but possible as well. Look for a low
Speaker 1: of thirty six Wednesday, clouds increase slightly warmer, higher sixty
Speaker 1: one and a low of forty seven. Right now thirty
Speaker 1: nine degrees. Fifty five krs the talk Station five nineteen
Speaker 1: in the morning, Kevin Gordon in for Brian Thomas, fifty
Speaker 1: five KRC. The talk station. Phone numbers five one, three, seven,
Speaker 1: four nine, fifty five, hundred one, eight hundred eighty two
Speaker 1: three talk one eight hundred eight two three eight two
Speaker 1: five five pound, five fifty AT and T wireless phone.
Speaker 1: To the phones, we go, Linda, fifty five kr S.
Speaker 1: Thanks for calling. How are you again this morning?
Speaker 2: H I'm real well, how are you good?
Speaker 1: Good? Good?
Speaker 2: It's still I still have a smile on my face.
Speaker 2: I am so proud, so proud of the American people.
Speaker 3: Yes, for sure, I call again because there's a snap
Speaker 3: election tomorrow or a new Speaker of the House, and
Speaker 3: we have got.
Speaker 1: To Senate Majority letter.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Senate Majority Leader, and we can't just ignore this.
Speaker 2: It is one of the most important calls we can make.
Speaker 2: Absolutely we need to have a conservative in there, and
Speaker 2: in my opinion, Rick Scott is the only one.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, yes, were you following this last night
Speaker 1: watching some of the news reports on this or you know?
Speaker 2: You know? I don't even I haven't even watched TV.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, we were.
Speaker 2: Gone last night, So no, I didn't.
Speaker 1: Oh so you're so you have a life.
Speaker 2: We do, don't we.
Speaker 4: How did you do that?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I guess you get old and ept
Speaker 2: before in the morning and you get placed.
Speaker 1: Yeah. No, I don't have a life outside of Uh well,
Speaker 1: I've just followed I've followed politics way too much. But okay,
Speaker 1: here's what I know at this point that apparently those
Speaker 1: senators elect that had been elected but they haven't been
Speaker 1: sworn in yet, are going to be allowed to vote.
Speaker 1: That's one of the hurdles. The other thing is is
Speaker 1: that they were taking some polling I guess, initial data,
Speaker 1: and they had come up with I guess thun Cornyn
Speaker 1: and then Rick Scott, And then as people started talking
Speaker 1: about that, and I think possibly the Trump people got involved,
Speaker 1: had started making some calls, Rick Scott started getting closer
Speaker 1: to the top of the of the heap. And as
Speaker 1: it stands now, or what I'm hearing, is that that
Speaker 1: they again they're going to allow the senator elects to
Speaker 1: go ahead and vote, which is interesting because Bob Casey,
Speaker 1: what is that. David McCormick in Pennsylvania is the senator
Speaker 1: elect but they haven't, well, Schumer is not, even though
Speaker 1: the race has been called, he's not recognizing him as
Speaker 1: the winner and not allowing him to participate in this.
Speaker 1: They bring the new senators and congressman in for an
Speaker 1: orientation and he's not allowed to participate in that, but
Speaker 1: he is going to be allowed to participate in the
Speaker 1: Senate majority leader vote. And I can't. I can't. I
Speaker 1: can't imagine a situation because apparently you need twenty seven
Speaker 1: votes in order to win, and I can't. You know,
Speaker 1: we always have and this is what I do. Linda,
Speaker 1: just excuse myself here for a moment. My wife calls
Speaker 1: this where I keep interrupting myself, where I start off
Speaker 1: on an idea and I changed thoughts. So I'm interrupting
Speaker 1: myself here with you need twenty seven votes, and I
Speaker 1: know that in the past, every time there's been like
Speaker 1: a vote that you needed all the Republicans, there's usually
Speaker 1: one or two, possibly three, that go off the reservation
Speaker 1: and will vote with the Democrats. So I can't believe
Speaker 1: that there would be twenty seven of those that would
Speaker 1: go against what Donald Trump and what his people, and
Speaker 1: and especially JD Vance because I guess he's still I
Speaker 1: guess I don't know if he gets to vote or not,
Speaker 1: because no, they haven't replaced him yet, so Bernie Moreno
Speaker 1: would be there from Ohio, and I guess jd Vance
Speaker 1: would still have a vote. So I can't imagine that
Speaker 1: with the landslide victory that it was, that Connell would
Speaker 1: get his way. And I would hope that McConnell is
Speaker 1: smart enough, because like it or not, Mitch McConnell is
Speaker 1: one hell of a political animal and can manipulate things
Speaker 1: pretty well. I can't imagine him wanting his legacy to
Speaker 1: be to go down in flames on this vote. So
Speaker 1: I have a feeling that the cooler or the better,
Speaker 1: the Conservative heads will prevail and that we will get
Speaker 1: Rick Scott as majority leader. I don't understand that, like you,
Speaker 1: I don't understand why this has to be an early
Speaker 1: vote or a flash vote like this, but I'm keeping
Speaker 1: my fingers crossed, and of course we need to continue.
Speaker 1: Anybody that you know, in the sound of my voice
Speaker 1: and our voices, call your senator, tell them what you
Speaker 1: want done.
Speaker 2: I will also risk maybe Ohio should be calling Mike
Speaker 2: Dwine and put pressure on him to get a conservative
Speaker 2: senator to replace JD.
Speaker 1: Vans right now last night because you were out having
Speaker 1: fun and I was doing that heavy lifting for you.
Speaker 1: But what I heard last night, right before I went
Speaker 1: to bed, is that the name has floated, that Vivek
Speaker 1: Ramaswami is being floated as far as replacing JD. Vance. Now,
Speaker 1: I would have expected him to have been a cabinet
Speaker 1: position or something along those lines, but very interesting. It's
Speaker 1: it's going to be. This is why I don't I
Speaker 1: don't need reality television. Politics is reality enough. Flinda, Thank
Speaker 1: you so much for the call, and we're up against
Speaker 1: the break. Phone numbers five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: fifty five, eight hundred eight two three Talk one eight
Speaker 1: hundred eight two three eight two five five pound, five
Speaker 1: point fifty AT and T wireless phone, Kevin Gordon and
Speaker 1: for Brian Thomas, fifty five KR see the talk station.
Speaker 4: Hey, this is Kyle Brandt. You're busy.
Speaker 1: The nine first morning weather forecast this morning rush hour.
Speaker 1: Partly cloudy, colder, low of thirty seventh on Tuesday, partly
Speaker 1: cloudy or actually later on today, rather I should say
Speaker 1: partly cloudy, colder day during the day and a high
Speaker 1: a fifty three low tonight of thirty six Wednesday gonna
Speaker 1: be clouds increased, slightly warmer, high at sixty one and
Speaker 1: a lower forty seventh. Right now, it's thirty nine degrees
Speaker 1: fifty five karosee the talk station, five thirty in the morning.
Speaker 1: Fifty five Karosee the talk station. Let's do some local
Speaker 1: headlines here. I saw this story. Well, actually Joe printed
Speaker 1: this off for me this morning, and local headlines and whatever,
Speaker 1: and actually I got to give it a little tip
Speaker 1: of the hat here to the since I enquire they
Speaker 1: actually committed some journalism here. He is Moler High School,
Speaker 1: Jerry Fout dead at eighty nine. The man had built
Speaker 1: and I'm going to read this most of this because
Speaker 1: it is just a fantastic article. And he was an
Speaker 1: amazing man, having come down here to Cincinnati in nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy one to go to Xavier University and then playing
Speaker 1: on the Xavier football team, and then later on in
Speaker 1: junior year's, senior year and whatever, going down to the
Speaker 1: CINCINNTI YMCA Central Parkway YMCA, I met a lot of
Speaker 1: people in the Greater Cincinnati area, and one of the
Speaker 1: guys that I met down there was an assistant coach
Speaker 1: in the era, guy by the name of Steve Clawnie,
Speaker 1: and just a bunch of amazing people and guys that
Speaker 1: bench pressed the heck out of the world down there,
Speaker 1: and they all talked about Jerry Foust and the course
Speaker 1: being in the Cincinnati area in nineteen seventy five, seventy
Speaker 1: one through seventy five and down here ever since. Jerry
Speaker 1: Fous was just one of the idols here and always
Speaker 1: went national titles as well as state titles in high
Speaker 1: school football. And then of course he went on to
Speaker 1: which is a leap that I can't imagine anybody else
Speaker 1: ever making. I can't imagine anybody today making the leap
Speaker 1: from being a high school football coach to going and
Speaker 1: being the head football coach of a top ten football
Speaker 1: team in the college ranks. And I think part of
Speaker 1: that move and part of that that wound up being
Speaker 1: a failure, was one of those things that didn't defeat
Speaker 1: Jerry Fows but made him even stronger. They talk about
Speaker 1: the man who built a small football program on Montgomery
Speaker 1: Road to a national high school powerhouse in the mid seventies.
Speaker 1: Died Monday at age of eighty nine. Jerry Fouss was
Speaker 1: moll Or High School first head coach. He was so
Speaker 1: successful that he made unprecedented move, of course, to the
Speaker 1: Notre Dame. They talk about his record at Notre Dame
Speaker 1: being thirty and twenty six one. They talk about his statistics.
Speaker 1: I think it's not in this article or the portion
Speaker 1: of the article, but I think his record at Moeller
Speaker 1: was something like one seventy nine, one seventy six and
Speaker 1: only lost fourteen games over the entire time of his
Speaker 1: coaching there at Molar, and everybody talked about what a
Speaker 1: fantastic motivational speecher speaker he was, how he always got
Speaker 1: the best out of his players. In this article they
Speaker 1: talk about his reputation in Ohio, where after he left
Speaker 1: Notre Dame wound up coaching at the University of Akron
Speaker 1: for another nine years. And they talk about how he
Speaker 1: was not tied to technology. The most he did as
Speaker 1: far as technology was a flip phone, and it reminded
Speaker 1: me of the stories about Joe Paterno of how he
Speaker 1: never had a cell phone and he never had a
Speaker 1: pushbuton phone he always had one of those rotary dial
Speaker 1: phones and they would say, well, why do you have that,
Speaker 1: and he said, well, when I'm making a phone call,
Speaker 1: the time it takes me to make the phone call
Speaker 1: to you know, dial the number and so on, literally
Speaker 1: dial the number, it gives me an opportunity to think
Speaker 1: about how I'm going to start a conversation. And I've
Speaker 1: noticed a lot of times sometimes when I'm calling somebody,
Speaker 1: you get so used to them either going to voicemail
Speaker 1: or something, and when they actually pick up, you got
Speaker 1: like a five second drag there of where it's like,
Speaker 1: how do I start the conversation type of thing, And
Speaker 1: I think it's the age of technology that we're in.
Speaker 1: But anyway, a kind of a side note there, but
Speaker 1: they talked about, you know, he talked about how people
Speaker 1: would listen to him because he's not all about success.
Speaker 1: He said in a two thousand and one Sports Illustrated interview,
Speaker 1: They'll listen to somebody who failed, because most people are
Speaker 1: going to fail at some point in time, and it's
Speaker 1: what you do with your failure and how you rebound
Speaker 1: from that. So I was just an amazing man and
Speaker 1: I never got the opportunity to meet him directly, but
Speaker 1: a lot of people that I know knew him, loved him,
Speaker 1: and again one of those people in Cincinnati that is
Speaker 1: those Cincinnati icons of people that you just when you
Speaker 1: think of Cincinnati, these are the kinds of people that
Speaker 1: come to mind. So a sad day. Eighty nine years old,
Speaker 1: a long life, but very active career and very successful
Speaker 1: at Moeller High School. Jerry fous dead at eighty nine.
Speaker 1: Phone numbers five five one, three, seven four nine fifty,
Speaker 1: eight hundred eight two three talk one eight hundred eight
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Speaker 1: and T wireless phone. Corey, You'll be up right after
Speaker 1: the break. I'm Kevin Gordon in for Brian Thomas fifty
Speaker 1: five KERO see the talk station. What's up everybody? The
Speaker 1: night first warning weather forecast today during the morning rush,
Speaker 1: how we're going to be partly cloudy, colder in lower
Speaker 1: thirty seven. During the day, it's going to be part
Speaker 1: of cloudy colder. Now I have only fifty three tonight
Speaker 1: patchie frost is possible low thirty six. Wednesday, clouds increase,
Speaker 1: flight warmer. I have sixty one in a lower forty seven,
Speaker 1: and we get a little bit of rain in the
Speaker 1: in the evening around eight o'clock. Supposedly, we we'll check
Speaker 1: on that. Right now, thirty nine degree is fifty five
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Speaker 5: Tuesday morning north Bend seventy five and northbound four seventy one.
Speaker 5: I'm seeing nothing close to a delay into downtown in
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Speaker 1: Five thirty nine in the morning, Kevin Gordon in for
Speaker 1: Brian Thomas fifty five KR see the talk station. Corey
Speaker 1: is up next on our phone. Thanks so much for calling.
Speaker 1: How are you this morning?
Speaker 6: Yeah, don't a greedy ye A quick question. You was
Speaker 6: talking about mister combying a political machine, which I agree,
Speaker 6: and he has been outspoken against Trump in the past,
Speaker 6: which I think he's doing it again. He's putting the
Speaker 6: dominoes in place to sabotage the Trump presidency when it
Speaker 6: comes in. Rick Scott is no conservative. As a governor,
Speaker 6: he passed red flag laws in Florida, he passed gun
Speaker 6: control in Florida, the same thing with the other three.
Speaker 6: And my question is why are those our choice? Why
Speaker 6: is not Rampaul an option? And I have not heard
Speaker 6: an answer of why those are our only options.
Speaker 1: Well, it'll be interesting to see how that plays out
Speaker 1: now in terms of some of the things that Rick
Speaker 1: Scott has done, and of course I don't know all
Speaker 1: of his record. I do know some of the times
Speaker 1: that he's been on and I probably should know better,
Speaker 1: But on the times that he's been on Fox and
Speaker 1: some of the areas of expertise that he's been on
Speaker 1: talking there has been impressive from that standpoint. But I
Speaker 1: guess I got to do a caveat there because I
Speaker 1: can remember back in two thousand and three when I
Speaker 1: was in Richmond, Indiana, and the congressman from that area
Speaker 1: at the time was a fellow by the name of
Speaker 1: Mike Pench you may have heard of, and I had
Speaker 1: him on the program several times, and I mentioned to
Speaker 1: him at one time I would hope, with his conservative credentials,
Speaker 1: that at some time he would run for president or
Speaker 1: at least be on the ticket with somebody. And I
Speaker 1: missed the ball on that one, because even though with
Speaker 1: that conservative background that he had, he was a big
Speaker 1: disappointment come January sixth of twenty twenty one. And so again,
Speaker 1: you know, you never know how somebody is going to
Speaker 1: be when you know they talk to walk, talk to talk,
Speaker 1: and walk the walk until they're actually have a track record. Now,
Speaker 1: I guess I'll have to look in Rick Scott's uh uh,
Speaker 1: you know background. As you said, red red flag was
Speaker 1: bother me. But again depending upon well, I guess within
Speaker 1: the severity of red flag laws, there are I guess
Speaker 1: degrees of red flag laws or are.
Speaker 6: There Well, Rick Scott's red flag laws they bypassed due process,
Speaker 6: so they automatically strip you of your rights, and he
Speaker 6: has a track record as governor doing it. If you
Speaker 6: look on X Dana Losh, she has been excuse me
Speaker 6: every day thenly outspoken against Rick Scott, uh trying to
Speaker 6: expose him as a rhino that he is and uh
Speaker 6: crowan from Texas. He passed the gun control with Biden.
Speaker 6: He was the bi partners who vote.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know that I know about Corn and I
Speaker 1: know about Thune, but I'm I guess I'm not as
Speaker 1: as well versed in in Rick Scott. Now again, I
Speaker 1: mean it depends on where you're getting you know, not
Speaker 1: only where you're getting her information, but who's presenting it.
Speaker 1: I have to tell you that I'm not a big
Speaker 1: fan of Dana Loshe. There's certain things that she said
Speaker 1: and certain things that she's presented that I kind of
Speaker 1: scratch my head. But then again, I have that problem
Speaker 1: with almost every politician at some point in time, because
Speaker 1: you know there's going to be one issue that they're
Speaker 1: not going to be totally on board with. And I
Speaker 1: keep trying to tell myself the same thing that Ronald
Speaker 1: Reagan said. You know, when somebody agrees with you seventy
Speaker 1: five percent of the time, they're a seventy five percent friend,
Speaker 1: not a twenty five percent enemy, depending upon what those
Speaker 1: twenty five percents are, though sometimes so in my.
Speaker 6: Opinion, if you're against any due process or any constitutional right,
Speaker 6: you're not a friend of mine. So we can disagree
Speaker 6: on the smaller things, but those are too These are
Speaker 6: too big to a disagree.
Speaker 1: That is a big one. But and I got to
Speaker 1: say that I've known people in the past, okay, that
Speaker 1: there are especially like in Kentucky for instance, I guess
Speaker 1: if somebody does a what is it, I'm drawing a
Speaker 1: blank here where you know, somebody needs a you can't
Speaker 1: go within one hundred feet of somebody or something protective order,
Speaker 1: protect protection order, and it's called it's also called something else,
Speaker 1: I think. But anyway, but the restraining order, thank you,
Speaker 1: but thank you, Joe, I appreciate it. But the restraining order,
Speaker 1: those are so easy to get, and there is no
Speaker 1: due process with that. Basically it's somebody filing an affidavit.
Speaker 1: And in the state of Kentucky already, if a restraining
Speaker 1: order is done, you can take somebody's weapon. And that
Speaker 1: came about with a friend of mine who's an attorney
Speaker 1: and he has a friend or a client that was
Speaker 1: a private investigator, and the wife, through no reason at all,
Speaker 1: just hurt the guy put this restraining order on him,
Speaker 1: and he lost his concealed carry license, lost his gun,
Speaker 1: and of course that damaged his career. And so there's
Speaker 1: always those kinds of things in there. I agree with
Speaker 1: you there should be more due process. But I also
Speaker 1: think too that there are certain instances where you need
Speaker 1: to take some of these things seriously because trying to
Speaker 1: adjudicate something over a twenty four to forty hour period
Speaker 1: of time, a lot of damage can be done in
Speaker 1: that period of time. So it's a delicate tightrope to
Speaker 1: walk when you're talking about those kinds of issues.
Speaker 6: Overall, point is I ran Paul be Speaker.
Speaker 1: Of the Senate. Oh, absolutely, many of the options we have. Absolutely,
Speaker 1: But I don't I have not heard him throwing his
Speaker 1: hat in the ring. It was these names, were these
Speaker 1: people that were in From what I understand, it's people
Speaker 1: that were interested in the job in the first place.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, well that's all I got for you. I
Speaker 6: gotta go on talking for work now and pay those taxis.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, there you go, Cor, Thank you so much.
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Speaker 1: Five point fifty in the morning, Kevin Gordon in for
Speaker 1: Brian Thomas, fifty five krs the talk station. Kind of
Speaker 1: finishing up that phone call kind of piqued my interest
Speaker 1: talking to Cory in the last segment, and I went
Speaker 1: online and I started digging up some stuff on Rick Scott,
Speaker 1: and you know, I see, you know, I'm just basically
Speaker 1: on the headlines. I'm not able to get, you know,
Speaker 1: in that short period of time, being able to get
Speaker 1: up his whole voting record, what he voted on and
Speaker 1: all this. But Heritage Action is I think according to
Speaker 1: their thing as one hundred let me see lifetime score
Speaker 1: of ninety five something they said in the headline, something
Speaker 1: like one hundred and eighteen point two. I don't know
Speaker 1: how you get one hundred and eighteen percent voting record,
Speaker 1: and I started pulling up something having to do with
Speaker 1: maybe an RA or gun arms of America. But to
Speaker 1: kind of tail off on something that he said was that,
Speaker 1: you know, there's certain things that you you know, certain
Speaker 1: candidates and certain politicians that you like and don't like.
Speaker 1: I would be willing to throw on, you know, to
Speaker 1: throw out the idea of I'm sure that if I
Speaker 1: were to say right now and have do kind of
Speaker 1: a brief poll in terms of Mike Huckabee, if I said,
Speaker 1: what do you what are your feelings about Mike Huckabee,
Speaker 1: I'm sure that there'd be a probably, I would guess
Speaker 1: a vast majority of people that would call in and
Speaker 1: say that Mike Huckaby is a true conservative, a great
Speaker 1: and all this sort of stuff. But I at least
Speaker 1: have a little bit of knowledge of that because it
Speaker 1: was down in Little Rock, Arkansas, doing a radio program
Speaker 1: down there for a little over a year, and he
Speaker 1: was anything but conservative as the governor down there, and
Speaker 1: so there when I see him and I hear him,
Speaker 1: and I hear his conservative talking and I know how
Speaker 1: he acted as governor, I kind of have to chuckle
Speaker 1: at that, because his conservative credentials that he claims don't
Speaker 1: seem to match with some of the stuff that he
Speaker 1: did when he was governor down there. And my wife
Speaker 1: and I have talked about this, and like most people
Speaker 1: that have ever been in radio, you kind of once
Speaker 1: in a while get escort well shown the door, so
Speaker 1: to speak. And I got shown the door down in
Speaker 1: Little Rock, Arkansas. And I think a lot of it
Speaker 1: had to do with my outspoken criticism of Mike Huckabee,
Speaker 1: because from what I understand, the ratings were halfway decent.
Speaker 1: They weren't, you know, they were as good or a
Speaker 1: little bit less maybe than the guy that preceded me,
Speaker 1: who was still the station manager at the time, or
Speaker 1: the program director. And so as far as that was concerned,
Speaker 1: I don't think that was an issue. And there was
Speaker 1: really no other issue that could have happened other than
Speaker 1: the fact that I was a harsh critic of Governor
Speaker 1: Mike Huckabee. And so my wife is convinced that that's
Speaker 1: what happened, but we don't ever have any proof of that.
Speaker 1: And I would love I mean, because I'm not And again,
Speaker 1: it's not one of these things where I'd like to, like,
Speaker 1: you know, in your face type of thing. I would
Speaker 1: just love to be in a room sometime with Mike
Speaker 1: Huckabee and go up and introduce myself and just look
Speaker 1: at his eyes and see if what his reaction was
Speaker 1: or would be, because I'm pretty sure he would remember me,
Speaker 1: and if he, you know, had anything to do with it,
Speaker 1: you could probably see a little bit in his eye.
Speaker 1: But that's just kind of my personal thing. And I
Speaker 1: don't hold a grudge because you know, when again we're
Speaker 1: going back to Jerry Faust, when you have certain things
Speaker 1: that you do and you take this turn in your
Speaker 1: life and you go in this direction or this direction,
Speaker 1: you wind up to where you are today, and if
Speaker 1: you're not happy with where you are today, then that's
Speaker 1: where you can possibly reflect back and say, gee, if
Speaker 1: I had done this different. You know, you've always got that.
Speaker 1: But then you look on the bright side and all
Speaker 1: the great things that are on in your life, all
Speaker 1: the blessings that you've had, all the people that you
Speaker 1: were with now, and that never would have happened had
Speaker 1: that not happened down a little rock, Arkansas. As a
Speaker 1: matter of fact, I probably wouldn't be here today, which
Speaker 1: I probably shouldn't say that because there's probably some of
Speaker 1: my frenemies out there that say, yeah, I wish you
Speaker 1: would have stayed down on a little rock, Arkansas. But anyway,
Speaker 1: it's one of those things. And would I think Mike Huckabee,
Speaker 1: would I support him as president? I doubt it. I
Speaker 1: think there are people that are more qualified for him.
Speaker 1: But you know, a lot of people seem to like
Speaker 1: him and that type of thing. So it's one of
Speaker 1: those examples where Rick Scott maybe not be Corey's guy,
Speaker 1: and I have to dig a little bit deeper into
Speaker 1: Rick Scott and what his stance are and a lot
Speaker 1: of these issues. But again, uh, nobody's perfect. And as
Speaker 1: Ronald Reagan said, you know, seventy five percent friend or
Speaker 1: seventy five percent of the things you agree on makes
Speaker 1: you a seventy five percent front. Anyway, coming up top
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Speaker 1: this morning. As I mentioned, if you look at my
Speaker 1: Facebook page, every time I come in, I usually put
Speaker 1: usually but most of the time, actually all the time
Speaker 1: I put a folk posting on Facebook as to who
Speaker 1: my guests are and that I'm going to be on
Speaker 1: and so on, And today is no different. Really, it's
Speaker 1: we got one guest and that's it. In the eight
Speaker 1: oh five at eight oh five, we got Matthew Boyle.
Speaker 1: It's going to be bright bart News Washington Bureau Chief,
Speaker 1: and looking forward to talking to him. There's a whole
Speaker 1: laundry list of stories that we can possibly talk about.
Speaker 1: Looking forward to that. Now. As far as Brian is concerned,
Speaker 1: I mentioned on my Facebook page, I believe that he's
Speaker 1: you know, binge watching on Hallmark Movies, you know Hallmark
Speaker 1: back on I think it was October the eighteenth started
Speaker 1: running what was it, brand new movies on Wednesday or Thursday, Friday,
Speaker 1: and Saturday and Sunday for their Christmas specials. And I
Speaker 1: think they have thirty two brand new movies, and of
Speaker 1: course they're now up to the point where they're doing
Speaker 1: Christmas movies twenty four to seven. And so when I'm
Speaker 1: not all watching politics, and when I'm not doing show
Speaker 1: prep for ATM or for the show here I am,
Speaker 1: I'm doing myfe share of binge watching on Hallmark movies.
Speaker 1: And I think Brian got winto that and said, you know,
Speaker 1: I'm kind of missing out on something, so he decided
Speaker 1: to take a couple of days off and binge watch
Speaker 1: on some Hallmark movies. There. So this news of this
Speaker 1: story at the top of the hour. This is the
Speaker 1: second time, you know, the news department has covered this,
Speaker 1: and it's interesting. This purin a plant and Claremont County
Speaker 1: evacuated after bomb threat. And they start off the pre
Speaker 1: Ina pet care plant in Williamsburg Township was evacuated Monday
Speaker 1: morning after a bomb threat was made against the plant.
Speaker 1: Claremont County said that the press release nine to twelve
Speaker 1: and so on and so forth, that they said there's
Speaker 1: a inside a porta potty, there's a bomb inside. Now,
Speaker 1: when you get towards the end of the story, it
Speaker 1: says there are no leads in regarding the source of
Speaker 1: the threat. It's in a location that's not a security
Speaker 1: camera around there. The plant went, but the plant is
Speaker 1: under construction, which means that this is why this porta
Speaker 1: potty is on site there they talk about. The plant
Speaker 1: was announced back in twenty twenty. Not clear as partially
Speaker 1: or fully operational. Hiring has begun for jobs at the facility.
Speaker 1: Peer in her website said there was about three hundred
Speaker 1: jobs in total by the end of twenty twenty four
Speaker 1: at the site. Construction was supposed to be concluded and
Speaker 1: they were supposed to be operational in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 1: This is the first newly built factory since nineteen seventy five. Now,
Speaker 1: this reminds me of a story several couple of months
Speaker 1: ago where I was I think Joe told we were
Speaker 1: talking about this off air, and I think he told
Speaker 1: me there was a home depot where somebody came walking
Speaker 1: out of the home depot bathroom and somebody was walking in.
Speaker 1: He goes, i'd be careful and there's a bomb in there,
Speaker 1: or I just left a bomb in there, is something
Speaker 1: like that, and they called the police detain the guy,
Speaker 1: and as it turned out, it's a colloquialism or a
Speaker 1: joke that hey, I left a bomb in the toilet,
Speaker 1: you know, kind of like the stink bombs type of thing.
Speaker 1: I wonder if, by the and you know, it's one
Speaker 1: of those things of where if you wrote the note
Speaker 1: as a joke and then all of a sudden, the
Speaker 1: plant is closed, they're evacuating people. There are cop cars everywhere,
Speaker 1: there are people. You know, they set up to nine
Speaker 1: hundred people were on the property at the time they
Speaker 1: cleared it out, and so send everybody home that day,
Speaker 1: which kind of tells me that there's probably still some
Speaker 1: operations going on there in certain areas, but also some construction.
Speaker 1: But to close the entire facility down there, if you
Speaker 1: put that note in there as a joke and a
Speaker 1: port a potty, which you would almost expect that that's
Speaker 1: what somebody meant, I don't know that you'd be the
Speaker 1: first one to raise your hand and say, uh, by
Speaker 1: the way, I wrote that note, I was just making
Speaker 1: a joke because I really stunk the place up in there.
Speaker 1: So it's going to be interesting. I hope they follow
Speaker 1: up with this and actually come to a conclusion of this,
Speaker 1: because well, although you know, and you can't. You have
Speaker 1: to take these things seriously, But I think you also
Speaker 1: have to take them in a context of which they're said,
Speaker 1: how they're said, where they're said, and the people involved.
Speaker 1: And I guess, you know, you got to err on
Speaker 1: the side of caution. But it'll be kind of a
Speaker 1: I don't know, I guess you could say that, well,
Speaker 1: it's an expensive joke. Let's put it that way, because
Speaker 1: I'm sure the emergency management services, the poor dogs that
Speaker 1: had the bomb sniffing dogs that would have to go
Speaker 1: into that porta potty to try to sniff that out.
Speaker 1: I'm sure that wasn't a pleasant job for them. But
Speaker 1: all in all, I think it could make for a
Speaker 1: funny story. But again, with the resources that were spent,
Speaker 1: the man hours that were done there, I'm sure that
Speaker 1: people aren't thinking too much of a joke. So anyway,
Speaker 1: it's interesting to see how that turns out. Talking about
Speaker 1: what we're seeing as far as this election is concerned,
Speaker 1: I was talking about the last hour, how it's been
Speaker 1: interesting to see how the left is reacting to this.
Speaker 1: It's you know, it's one of those things of the
Speaker 1: twelve stages of grief. I believe when you look at
Speaker 1: how they are reacting, and the disbelief, the finger pointing,
Speaker 1: the guilt, the blaming, and all that sort of the
Speaker 1: anger and all that sort of thing that are part
Speaker 1: of those twelve steps. And I think everybody in the
Speaker 1: media is, or at least in the spoon fed regurgitators
Speaker 1: of the mainstream media, that they're all in varying stages
Speaker 1: or at various stages of those twelve stages of grief.
Speaker 1: But one of the things I have not heard anybody
Speaker 1: talking about is that I have been saying for years,
Speaker 1: and I've been calling them the spoon fed regurgitators in
Speaker 1: the mainstream media for a reason for the longest time.
Speaker 1: And I can go back to when I was a kid.
Speaker 1: I remember talking about news issues and stuff with my mom,
Speaker 1: and even Walter Cronkite, who was supposed to be the
Speaker 1: most trusted man in America, would point out to me
Speaker 1: because she knew the conservative talking points, she subscribed to
Speaker 1: Human Events and would read the editorials there and so on,
Speaker 1: and she would pick out in Walter Cronkite's news. And
Speaker 1: this is where I first learned how to do this,
Speaker 1: is that you listen to what they're saying. You have
Speaker 1: to sometimes read between the lines and then know enough
Speaker 1: at least about the subject to know what they're leaving
Speaker 1: out of the story. And it's one of these things
Speaker 1: about in the media. It's not necessarily the bis well,
Speaker 1: it is the bias of the news stories that they cover,
Speaker 1: but it's also the bias of the news stories that
Speaker 1: they don't cover. And case in point, there is an
Speaker 1: event generally the one of the first Monday or first
Speaker 1: Sundays of June, down on the Newport behind the levee
Speaker 1: there called to Cross the Bridge for Life, and it
Speaker 1: is a elebration of life where a bunch of pro
Speaker 1: life people get together. We do a walk down the row,
Speaker 1: go across the Purple People Bridge, come back around, and
Speaker 1: then wind up back down at the venue. It's a
Speaker 1: family oriented event, and there have been times when there
Speaker 1: was at least five thousand people there five thousand people,
Speaker 1: and if I'm talking about that, I'm sure there's a
Speaker 1: lot of people in the audience that are saying, across
Speaker 1: the Bridge for Life, I've never heard of that. It
Speaker 1: is one of those word of mouth things that's done
Speaker 1: by some of the Catholic parishes and some of the
Speaker 1: pro life people that talk about this, but it's never
Speaker 1: been covered on the news. I mean CPO WLWT channel
Speaker 1: twelve xix. They will send once in a while a
Speaker 1: cameraman there and film, but they've never run the story.
Speaker 1: At eleven, I saw one year where they did like
Speaker 1: a two second or two you know, just kind of
Speaker 1: said across the bridge of live blah blah blah blah
Speaker 1: blah boom. That was it, and they cut to it
Speaker 1: and it was in like the five o'clock hour, and
Speaker 1: never again. And so the inquirers never covered this. But
Speaker 1: how many events where people gather and protest something, or
Speaker 1: a neighborhood watch group gets together and there's twenty five
Speaker 1: people that talk about we're going to end gun violence
Speaker 1: and they're going to you know, march down the street,
Speaker 1: or they're going to be twenty five protesters at for
Speaker 1: anything at city Hall, and they get coverage, They get
Speaker 1: news coverage, but never the cross the bridge for life.
Speaker 1: And so knowing some of the times that these news
Speaker 1: agencies the stuff that they don't cover versus what they
Speaker 1: do cover, and what I've seen over the last few
Speaker 1: years is a situation of where the people in the media,
Speaker 1: they are spoon fed the information and the talking points
Speaker 1: from the Democratic Party to the point where they have
Speaker 1: become the mouthpiece and the propaganda arm of the Democratic Party.
Speaker 1: And so when they are spoonful fed this information, they
Speaker 1: then regurgitate it to us and they present it to us.
Speaker 1: They're not reporting on the news. They're not doing any
Speaker 1: investigations on the news. They're not digging deep into the
Speaker 1: story and coming up with something. They are basically just
Speaker 1: regurgitating what they are handed And why this is important
Speaker 1: is very important as this election unfolded. Talk about that
Speaker 1: coming up. I'm Kevin Gordon in for Brian Thomas. Phone
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Speaker 1: Six twenty in the morning. Kevin Gordon in for Brian Thomas,
Speaker 1: fifty five K see the talk station. Finish my point
Speaker 1: on the previous segment. These spoon feder regurgitators in the
Speaker 1: mainstream media and how they do not or how the
Speaker 1: stories that they choose to cover versus n cover and
Speaker 1: then the slant that they do. We're hearing now and
Speaker 1: we're seeing the finger pointing going on of how within
Speaker 1: the campaigns that even the campaign people were lying to
Speaker 1: the press and that as far as he's pulling this
Speaker 1: polling information was concerned, all they were doing was feeding
Speaker 1: this to the journal of the so called well, I'm
Speaker 1: sorry the media, which again begs the question that why
Speaker 1: didn't anybody in the media see this coming. Why didn't
Speaker 1: they do their own polling? And when they looked at
Speaker 1: the numbers and then analyzed the numbers. I can remember
Speaker 1: years ago, it's been more than twenty years ago, when
Speaker 1: AP or Reuters or one of these organizations would come
Speaker 1: up with a pole and they'd play and they'd put
Speaker 1: that out there, and Rush Limbaugh was always good at saying, well,
Speaker 1: this is what the poll says, but let's go to
Speaker 1: where the questions that were asked, and you hit it
Speaker 1: have on the story, and it would take you to
Speaker 1: the questions that were asked, and you could see in
Speaker 1: certain instances where it was more like a push poll
Speaker 1: where they were getting you to you know, they were
Speaker 1: setting up to say, well, if this happens, this happens, happens,
Speaker 1: how do you feel about this particular person? And then
Speaker 1: of course you'd have a negative view about it, And
Speaker 1: so he would actually go into the questions itself and
Speaker 1: point out the fallacy of some of these polls. Also,
Speaker 1: they used to publish who they contacted, who they pulled,
Speaker 1: how many Conservatives, how many Republicans, how many independents, or
Speaker 1: actually how many Republicans, Democrats, independence, and so on. But
Speaker 1: now those numbers are a lot harder to find, and
Speaker 1: what the questions were leading up to this particular poll
Speaker 1: are very difficult to find. And then the fact that
Speaker 1: we've seen over the last several years, the fact that
Speaker 1: a lot of conservatives do not tell newspapers or polling
Speaker 1: places who they vote for. And when you're skewing that
Speaker 1: more democrat, of course you're going to have these polls.
Speaker 1: They're going to be you in that direction. But the
Speaker 1: fact that these spoon fed regurgitators now are coming up
Speaker 1: and saying we were lied to, we were misinformed, they
Speaker 1: were lying to us about this, that, and the other thing,
Speaker 1: all of a sudden they're shocked. I you know, when
Speaker 1: you have soldier's soul to a certain liberal cause and
Speaker 1: then the information that they've been feeding to you is
Speaker 1: a lie, well then you want to start questioning about
Speaker 1: why were you covering that in the first place. And
Speaker 1: why did you buy into that. Let's go to the
Speaker 1: phones real quick and let's go to Chris Chris fifty five.
Speaker 1: Care see you're on the air. Thank you so much
Speaker 1: for calling.
Speaker 8: Hey, how you doing.
Speaker 1: I'm doing great.
Speaker 7: I just walked into work. I heard you talking about
Speaker 7: the Walk for.
Speaker 1: Life across the Bridge.
Speaker 7: Yes, I was very interested and I've never heard of it.
Speaker 1: Oh, generally on the first weekend of June, the first
Speaker 1: Sunday in June, uh, there is a thing called the
Speaker 1: Cross the Bridge for Life. They do have a website
Speaker 1: and people meet on the river front. There are booths
Speaker 1: and different pro life organization's care Net is one of them,
Speaker 1: Sisters for Life, and all kinds of different pro life organization,
Speaker 1: adoption groups and so on that are down there that
Speaker 1: have the boose. There's live entertainment, there's bands that are played,
Speaker 1: there's various literature, and it's a family oriented event and
Speaker 1: people come down spend some time, and then at about
Speaker 1: it starts around usually about one o'clock in the afternoon,
Speaker 1: and then after about an hour or so, then they
Speaker 1: do the march and go across the bridge. There's been
Speaker 1: different routes that have been taken. The Purple People Bridge
Speaker 1: this year was closed, as you may recall, so they
Speaker 1: had to do a different route. One of the routes
Speaker 1: used to be you'd go down the flood wall and
Speaker 1: go out that entrance right off of the exit off
Speaker 1: of what is it the first exit to Newport off
Speaker 1: at four seventy one. I forget what strong that is.
Speaker 1: I think it's park that goes into there. You usually
Speaker 1: come out that entrance, walk down Route eight round in
Speaker 1: front of the the Newport Levey and then go across
Speaker 1: the Purple People Bridge that way and then come back
Speaker 1: around and then go down back to the It's about
Speaker 1: a mile mile and a half walk. But they've been
Speaker 1: changing that because because of the number of people it
Speaker 1: became a thing for Newport. I think it's intentional where
Speaker 1: they don't want people out on Route eight because the
Speaker 1: sidewalk's not big enough for the crowd of people, so
Speaker 1: the police had to kind of cordon off a little
Speaker 1: bit of the street there for people to be able
Speaker 1: to walk. And again on a Sunday afternoon usually in June,
Speaker 1: there isn't much traffic down there, so I never saw
Speaker 1: it as much of a danger, but I think it
Speaker 1: was trying to maybe I guess shorten a route or
Speaker 1: kind of prove a point so that you know, people
Speaker 1: that are driving down the road don't see it, because
Speaker 1: if it's behind the flood wall, then you never see it.
Speaker 1: So I don't know it's there's all kinds of i'm
Speaker 1: sure politics going along with it, but it is a
Speaker 1: great event. I learned about it kind of by happenstance
Speaker 1: was talking to some people. I want to say, gosh,
Speaker 1: I'm trying to remember what year this is. I think
Speaker 1: I started going to my first one back in twenty
Speaker 1: twelve ish, I think, but it had already been going
Speaker 1: on for about five six years. And so yeah, it's
Speaker 1: a great event, and I encourage anybody to go down
Speaker 1: to it.
Speaker 7: It's amazing how you don't hear about stuff on the news.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and I was listening to you exactly.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we've been censored too long.
Speaker 1: I mean, five thousand people. And you know, when you
Speaker 1: look at the March for Life in January of each
Speaker 1: year in Washington, major news media doesn't cover that. And
Speaker 1: of course, with Nick Sandmon, I'm sure that there are
Speaker 1: hardly any Catholic high schools or high school or Catholic
Speaker 1: schools that send any of their students or allow their
Speaker 1: students to go there, simply what happened. And I'm Nick
Speaker 1: Salmon because they don't want the national attention that they
Speaker 1: got there, So again censorship by not publicizing it, but
Speaker 1: then also trying to sabotage it by trying to confront
Speaker 1: somebody and create a scene. So yes, it's amazing.
Speaker 9: It's a shame, it really is.
Speaker 1: It is well, Chris, thank you so much for the
Speaker 1: phone call. I certainly appreciate it. Have a great day,
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Speaker 1: High School principal ordered on administrative leave. A principal of
Speaker 1: Lakota East High School has been ordered by District of
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Speaker 1: Rob Burnside, the principle of Lakota East since twenty twenty one,
Speaker 1: was placed on paid administrative leave on November the fourth,
Speaker 1: as Lakota District officials investigated a quote concern. According to
Speaker 1: the message sent to the school parents of the high school,
Speaker 1: A Lakota Superintendent Ashley Whitley's statement noted, We've been investigating
Speaker 1: a concern that was brought to our attention and had
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Speaker 1: to share as much information as we can at this time,
Speaker 1: said Whitley. Thank you for your patients and understanding. Well, folks,
Speaker 1: it's been seven days now, and you would think that,
Speaker 1: you know, just putting because they had a concern. You'd
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Speaker 1: a you know, a resolution to this. But interestingly enough,
Speaker 1: we had anticipated speedy resolution of the situation. However you're
Speaker 1: still ongoing. One of the largest Lakota East, one of
Speaker 1: the largest school and time in three years, Lakota's East
Speaker 1: principal has been ordered to take paid administrative leave. In
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one, then Principal Yetid Mack was placed on leave.
Speaker 1: Mack later left school system after reaching a settlement agreement
Speaker 1: approved by the Lakota Board. Burnside was a located East
Speaker 1: teacher when the school was first opened in nineteen ninety seven.
Speaker 1: He later went on to work as a assistant principal
Speaker 1: at Warren County's King Schools and as a high school
Speaker 1: principal in Claremont County. So it'd be interesting to see
Speaker 1: how this turns out. Talawanda High School teacher put on
Speaker 1: leave amid investigation into hateful social media pos Talawanda High
Speaker 1: School teacher was placed on administrative leave Friday, penning and
Speaker 1: investigation into social media videos and posts allegedly filmed on
Speaker 1: school property potentially happened. This potentially happened on the district's
Speaker 1: network and device. District statement said district has received many
Speaker 1: reports the concerns regarding this issue. Superintendent's office said, human
Speaker 1: resources and so on. Parents say they have seen the
Speaker 1: teachers' social media posts and these are not the first
Speaker 1: concerning comments they have made. First one which appeared that
Speaker 1: which appeared the teacher was in her classroom and was
Speaker 1: extremely helped hateful. According to one parent, it was basically
Speaker 1: saying we needed to identify any man that had voted
Speaker 1: blue in twenty twenty four election, because men who identify
Speaker 1: and wear blue bracelets are safe. Anybody who did not
Speaker 1: vote blue, they're unsafe. In another video, the teacher that
Speaker 1: they were saying she encouraged them to get iud's implanted
Speaker 1: in their bodies. Children, and she said telling them that
Speaker 1: same children not to trust men, do not go to
Speaker 1: male physicians. It's extremely sexist, it's hateful, and it should
Speaker 1: go against the school's conduct code. So as we've seen
Speaker 1: in some of the national stories about some of these
Speaker 1: teachers that have used their teaching to indoctrinate and to
Speaker 1: do a political view on people, uh and to basically
Speaker 1: give political statements in the classroom as opposed to educating
Speaker 1: our kids. We see this kind of on a local
Speaker 1: level here, and you got to wonder, uh, some of
Speaker 1: the parents that have shown up at these school board
Speaker 1: meetings questioning things as a result of the COVID lockdown
Speaker 1: and some of the stuff they learned about how their
Speaker 1: kids were being educated. You got to wonder how much
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Speaker 1: Six point thirty nine in the morning. Kevin Gordon in
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Speaker 1: Let's go to the phones. Talk to Mike. Mike fifty five,
Speaker 1: Thanks for calling you, thank you for holding appreciate.
Speaker 10: It, Hei Kevin.
Speaker 11: Two things about the election with the poles. First, one
Speaker 11: of the things, I don't see how the polls are
Speaker 11: accurate because I've never been asked, and I don't know
Speaker 11: anyone that's ever been pulled. That's about the collection. And
Speaker 11: also with cell phones these days, then you get the
Speaker 11: phone on your unknown number, you're not going.
Speaker 9: To answer it anyway.
Speaker 11: No, so I didn't believe the polls were right anyway.
Speaker 1: Well, unless you answer those unnamed phone calls, you want
Speaker 1: to play with the guys a little bit, right, if
Speaker 1: you got the time.
Speaker 11: And another thing, I was listening to Joe Rogan's podcast
Speaker 11: the other night and he was talking about Diana White
Speaker 11: told him that Elon Musk has created an app, and
Speaker 11: he knew at nine o'clock at night that Trump had
Speaker 11: already won because of the analytics that he programmed to his.
Speaker 1: App, which if you're doing things properly and if you
Speaker 1: were to go and actually do some investigationation or do
Speaker 1: some investigative journalism, the news media would have realized this
Speaker 1: because you know, when you you know, you started talking
Speaker 1: about the well, when the selection process was done for Kamala,
Speaker 1: they talked about all this joy, all this joy, all
Speaker 1: this joy. But when you looked at the rallies, when
Speaker 1: you looked at the long lines at the Trump rallies,
Speaker 1: when you looked at the enthusiasm, you'd have to say
Speaker 1: that there's something to this movement and we need to
Speaker 1: see how. You know, it could be you know, a
Speaker 1: mile wide and a half an inch deep, but in
Speaker 1: this case it was a mile wide and probably a
Speaker 1: mile deep. Whereas Kamala Harris was more of that, just
Speaker 1: the veneer and they didn't even bother to look into it.
Speaker 1: They just just regurgitated all the internal pollings, all the pullings, everything,
Speaker 1: all the lies that the Harris campaign were telling them.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I mean it falls on these news agencies
Speaker 1: that they didn't get the information. And you know, I
Speaker 1: mentioned earlier the fact that CNN and MSNBC didn't call
Speaker 1: the election until a quarter of six in the morning
Speaker 1: on Wednesday morning, whereas AP and Fox had called that
Speaker 1: by one five. So for the next basically four hours,
Speaker 1: CNN and MSc MSNBC were lying to their viewers that
Speaker 1: this election is still too close to call. So anyway,
Speaker 1: thanks so much, Mike, I appreciate that. Let's go to
Speaker 1: Let's get uh, let's go to Jane. Jane fifty five
Speaker 1: k se thanks for calling.
Speaker 12: Hi, good morning. I just wanted to pee back on
Speaker 12: the talawanda issues you were talking about. I teach for
Speaker 12: let's just say, Hamilton County's largest public school system, and
Speaker 12: those of us who did not vote Bloom are not
Speaker 12: being treated very well. I was called it nazi last
Speaker 12: week by another staff member aspersions cast towards me. Ever
Speaker 12: since we came back to school after the election, it
Speaker 12: was it's pretty awful. And I've gone to administration and
Speaker 12: I've already talked to my union waiting to hear you know,
Speaker 12: thinking's going to be said to the people. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't I wouldn't doubt if the Union is going
Speaker 1: to do anything the administration should.
Speaker 12: But well, yeah, yeah, I know. I just it's there
Speaker 12: are a number of us who did not vote blue,
Speaker 12: and we most people are just keeping their mouths that
Speaker 12: I tend.
Speaker 1: To not to, so good for you, Good for you,
Speaker 1: if you don't mind my asking, what is the what
Speaker 1: do you guess to be the percentage of people that
Speaker 1: are voted blue versus voted red?
Speaker 12: In my school personally, I who say there's about ten
Speaker 12: of us out and we're in elementary school, so out great.
Speaker 12: I have about maybe forty forty five maybe fifty.
Speaker 1: Teachers, about twenty five percent thereabouts or a little bit less.
Speaker 1: Which is interesting because we keep getting lectured by the
Speaker 1: left that they are the tolerant ones. They're the ones
Speaker 1: with the coexists, They're the ones that luxture us about bullying.
Speaker 1: They're the ones that you know, talk about acceptance and
Speaker 1: speaking truth to power and all this sort of stuff.
Speaker 1: And it's amazing that the people that screamed the loudest
Speaker 1: and talked the loudest about if you heard the phrase recently,
Speaker 1: it's popped up on Facebook a lot. Be nice, Uh
Speaker 1: find this be nice behind.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's apparently, to use the terms of the liberals,
Speaker 1: that that's a dog whistle, indicating that, you know, just
Speaker 1: by being a conservative or displaying stuff makes you, you know,
Speaker 1: automatically assume you're a racist. So they're trying to tell
Speaker 1: you to be nice. They're trying to, you know, to
Speaker 1: basically cancel you to a certain extent.
Speaker 12: So I know, trust me, Yeah, I can imagine.
Speaker 1: Well is you know and I I gosh, I you know,
Speaker 1: I encourage you to speak out. I'd encourage you to
Speaker 1: encourage the others to speak out, and he only you know,
Speaker 1: I hate to say it, but one of the ways
Speaker 1: that you know, you disarm a bully sometimes is pushing back.
Speaker 1: And you know, sometimes if they don't think that they're
Speaker 1: going to get their way, they tend to back down.
Speaker 1: But you know, with those percentages in a hostile work environment,
Speaker 1: that could be difficult sometimes.
Speaker 12: Yeah, the aggressiveness and the combativeness, especially last week, has
Speaker 12: been palpable. It's it's very obvious.
Speaker 1: So yeah, it's amazing how bold they are. It is
Speaker 1: amazing how they feel as though that they have the
Speaker 1: right and I guess almost the duty to actually to
Speaker 1: I guess bully people to try to be intimidating and
Speaker 1: so on, which is interesting. You know, you would think
Speaker 1: that if you're right, you would think that if you
Speaker 1: have the facts on your side, that you would present
Speaker 1: the facts instead of trying to intimidate people.
Speaker 12: Well, and this is coming from the side he thinks
Speaker 12: everybody has their opinion and everybody is allowed to express it. Yeah,
Speaker 12: unless we don't agree with you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's sad to hear that you're going through that.
Speaker 1: But all I can say is be strong. You're a
Speaker 1: better person for it, and you know it makes you stronger.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you have a tremendous amount of respect of
Speaker 1: your peers for standing up and not letting them intimidate you.
Speaker 1: So I applaud you for that.
Speaker 12: I've been I've gotten messages.
Speaker 9: Yes, it's so it's been nice.
Speaker 1: Thank you for being there. No, thank you all right, Jane,
Speaker 1: thank you so much for the phone call. I certainly
Speaker 1: appreciate it. That is just unbelievable that there would be
Speaker 1: that kind of intimidation going on in schools. And you know,
Speaker 1: this just tells me and one of these things that
Speaker 1: we've seen when you have these outbursts, when you have
Speaker 1: these situations at schools, and you wonder how did something
Speaker 1: escalate to that point? And I'm talking mostly and I'm
Speaker 1: not talking about it in this instances or whatever, but
Speaker 1: when you see behavior and kids getting bullied, and that
Speaker 1: the administration and the teachers and not obviously not teachers
Speaker 1: like Jane, but certain people that don't get involved and
Speaker 1: don't push back on that and demand a code of
Speaker 1: conduct from their students, how these things get out of hand?
Speaker 1: And I guess you know, going to schools over the
Speaker 1: years that when I was a kid, that we knew
Speaker 1: that your parents, if they found out that you were
Speaker 1: trying to bully somebody, they would be outraged. The school
Speaker 1: didn't put up with bullying, and at least the coaches
Speaker 1: in the athletic department were very we were talking about
Speaker 1: Jerry Faust earlier that the coaches, at least the coaches
Speaker 1: that I had, if they knew of any of their
Speaker 1: athletes or any of the members of the team that
Speaker 1: were bullying other students, they wouldn't be athletes. They you know,
Speaker 1: they just flat out that you're not going to be
Speaker 1: on the team if that's the way you're going to behave.
Speaker 1: So these schools need to, you know, pay attention to
Speaker 1: what's going on and have what they want or as
Speaker 1: they claim they want, a safe environment. Phone numbers five one, three, seven,
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Speaker 1: Six fifty three in the morning, Kevin Gordon in for
Speaker 1: Brian Thomas fifty fifty five k see the talk station. Yeah,
Speaker 1: previous caller, Jane, you know kind of sticks in my
Speaker 1: mind that this is not a microcosm. I you know,
Speaker 1: you hear about these things way too many times, I
Speaker 1: think one of the and trust me, there is not
Speaker 1: many silver linings of the whole pandemic that we were
Speaker 1: forced to endure. It's interesting to see parents have reacted
Speaker 1: and how parents have learned about what was going on
Speaker 1: in the schools during the pre COVID times. And so
Speaker 1: when parents learned what was going on and they actually
Speaker 1: start asking questions how they were treated. And but the
Speaker 1: silver lining is is that they realize what is going
Speaker 1: on in the schools and now have an opportunity to
Speaker 1: do something about it. And in any situation where there
Speaker 1: is a bad situation, a corrupt situation, it's you know
Speaker 1: the old adage that you know, the only way evil
Speaker 1: can thrive is if good men do nothing, and being
Speaker 1: you know, good men mean all of mankind. And so
Speaker 1: the fact that people like Jane speak out, take the
Speaker 1: bull by the horns, don't be intimidated by people, it's
Speaker 1: amazing how more and more people just don't want to
Speaker 1: mess with you at that point because if you fight back,
Speaker 1: and and it seems that the quickest argument and the
Speaker 1: quickest answer if somebody says you're a Nazi, the the
Speaker 1: question becomes, define nazi, what's the proof, where's your proof?
Speaker 1: Give me, give me details, And nine times out of
Speaker 1: ten it's like, well, I don't know what a Nazi is,
Speaker 1: all right, Well, then shut the hell up and go away.
Speaker 1: And when you see that there is nothing behind their accusation.
Speaker 1: And the biggest thing is is that if Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is such an existential threat, which means he's a threat
Speaker 1: to the existence of democracy, if he's a Nazi, if
Speaker 1: he's a fascist, why did you Biden invite him to
Speaker 1: the White House? Would Hitler have invited Mussolini. I mean,
Speaker 1: would Churchill invited Mussolini or Hitler to number ten Downing Street.
Speaker 1: I don't think so. We'll pick this up on top
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Speaker 1: All right, six minutes after seven o'clock. Happy Tuesday, everybody.
Speaker 1: I just can't believe that this day is flying by
Speaker 1: as fast as it is. And as I mentioned earlier
Speaker 1: at the beginning of the show, I cannot wipe this
Speaker 1: smile off my face. I've just got this. I think
Speaker 1: it's a permanent smile on my face after the election.
Speaker 1: As you know that, well, you know, obviously Brian's not
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Speaker 1: us at eight oh five. But between then and now,
Speaker 1: it's you, me and an opinion or two. The phone's
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Speaker 1: hundred eight two three, eight two five five or pound
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Speaker 1: don't think that I have ever seen a situation well,
Speaker 1: obviously I've talked about in the past, and I've talked
Speaker 1: about it a lot over the last week about how
Speaker 1: euphoric this victory was and how amazing it was, and
Speaker 1: just the feelings that I'm seeing. I don't know if
Speaker 1: it's just maybe feeling like the monkey's off your back,
Speaker 1: so to speak, or whatever. I've heard people say, you know,
Speaker 1: the air seems fresher, the sun seems brighter, and all
Speaker 1: this sort of stuff. You know, there's a little bit
Speaker 1: of truth to that. I think I mentioned yesterday how
Speaker 1: having to do a couple of errands on Wednesday afternoon
Speaker 1: and then on Thursday driving around, it seemed to me
Speaker 1: as I was driving around for a Wednesday or a
Speaker 1: Thursday afternoon. It almost seemed like it was the Christmas season.
Speaker 1: You know how around the Christmas season you go pass
Speaker 1: the mall or you go past stores and they're just
Speaker 1: absolutely packed. The parking lots to a restaurant that we
Speaker 1: normally go to is was jam packed. Usually you only
Speaker 1: see that, you know, a couple of times, you know,
Speaker 1: like maybe on a Sunday afternoon after church or something,
Speaker 1: but you don't usually see that on a Wednesday or
Speaker 1: Thursday afternoon. And I was telling you, my wife almost
Speaker 1: said the same, you know, when she turned to me,
Speaker 1: and I think I turned to her almost the same
Speaker 1: time and said, where's all this traffic coming from? She said,
Speaker 1: I was just getting ready to say that, because it
Speaker 1: seems like it's Christmas out there with all the traffic
Speaker 1: and people are at stores, people are I don't know
Speaker 1: if people felt better about the economy. I don't know
Speaker 1: if people were feeling that help is on the way,
Speaker 1: that somebody has finally listened to them, that they're somebody's
Speaker 1: got their back. I don't know. But then when I
Speaker 1: see these headlines of what has happened just in the
Speaker 1: last week, we've got European Union saying they're going to
Speaker 1: buy they're already in line to start buying liquid natural
Speaker 1: gas from the United States rather than Russia. And one
Speaker 1: of the things that's boggled my mind over the last
Speaker 1: several last couple of years is that and this a
Speaker 1: lot of people don't know this. You know, you heard
Speaker 1: the nord Stream pipeline that ran from Russia under the
Speaker 1: ocean and into the European Union, and somebody blew that up.
Speaker 1: I think it was the CIA because you had Biden
Speaker 1: and you had I can't think of her name off
Speaker 1: the top of my head, I just had it in
Speaker 1: my brain. But mentioning that the if Russia continue to
Speaker 1: invade Ukraine, that this pipeline we're not going to go
Speaker 1: through and we've got ways of it. Well they stopped it,
Speaker 1: and you know, trying to blame it on the Ukrainians
Speaker 1: for blowing it up, But there is a pipeline that
Speaker 1: goes from Russia through Ukraine to the European Union. And
Speaker 1: this was that pipeline that Trump was talking about that
Speaker 1: you Germany is going to if they do away with
Speaker 1: their coal plants, if they go to this green new
Speaker 1: steel that they are going to be totally dependent on
Speaker 1: Russia and that they are going to be their held
Speaker 1: hostage by them. And I can remember when Trump gave
Speaker 1: that speech at the UN that the delegation from Germany
Speaker 1: was laughing at him. You could see those pinheads sitting
Speaker 1: there laughing. He said, now this idiot and all this
Speaker 1: sort of stuff. Well, six eight months twelve months later,
Speaker 1: when Russia invade the Ukraine, they were held hostage to
Speaker 1: that that they couldn't retaliate. NATO against Ukraine is not
Speaker 1: a NATO ally, but NATO does support and control or
Speaker 1: protect Europe, and for them not to step up to
Speaker 1: the plate, for UN not to step up to the plate,
Speaker 1: was amazing. And so once again Trump was proven right.
Speaker 1: But here is a situation where Russia is sending natural
Speaker 1: gas to Germany, who in turn is sending money to Russia,
Speaker 1: which then affords Russia the money to fund their military
Speaker 1: and continue attacking Ukraine. And yet this pipeline comes through Ukraine.
Speaker 1: It is the craziest situation I've ever seen. If you're
Speaker 1: trying to damage your enemy, wouldn't you think that would
Speaker 1: be a likely thing you would attack? But it's so crazy.
Speaker 1: Over there, Moss is talking about wanting to have a
Speaker 1: ceasefire with Israel and get to the negotiating table. Europe
Speaker 1: is saying that they want to buy more liquid natural
Speaker 1: gas from the United States than they did before. I
Speaker 1: see a story here. China is threatening to retaliate against
Speaker 1: the EU because of duties on the evs that China
Speaker 1: is dumping on them into the European Union. So in
Speaker 1: other words, you know, they call it duties, but it's
Speaker 1: a tariff. So all of a sudden, all this talk about,
Speaker 1: you know, punishing China for dumping their cheap products on
Speaker 1: a certain economy, and when Trump talks about it in
Speaker 1: terms of tariffs, all of a sudden, oh, that's you know,
Speaker 1: the Orange Man is so stupid. He's going to raise
Speaker 1: inflation that he's going to create problems in the World economics,
Speaker 1: and the World Economic Forum is not going to be
Speaker 1: happy with him and all this sort of stuff. Yet
Speaker 1: when the European Union says, you know what, we're getting hammered.
Speaker 1: We're getting our product that are having major tariffs put
Speaker 1: on them for us to sell them to Russia or
Speaker 1: to China or whoever. And yet we're expected not to
Speaker 1: do anything on our end. All of a sudden, you're
Speaker 1: starting to see that being talked about. You're starting to
Speaker 1: see that. You had that caravan that we saw last
Speaker 1: week before the election, where there was something like three
Speaker 1: thousand people in this caravan that were making their way
Speaker 1: to the border and coming coming through Mexico to come
Speaker 1: to the southern border and come through. Well, once the
Speaker 1: election started happening and they realized that Trump was going
Speaker 1: to become president, all of a sudden, half of those
Speaker 1: people in that caravan went by the wayside, and all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, now that caravan is nowhere to be found.
Speaker 1: And so just the mirror threat, the mere idea that
Speaker 1: this is not going to be business as usual, that
Speaker 1: I hate to use the expression new sheriff in town,
Speaker 1: but somebody that is going to hold countries accountable, that
Speaker 1: are going to push back on some of this nonsense
Speaker 1: we've seen around the world over the last four years
Speaker 1: because of we have been operating from a sense of
Speaker 1: weakness as opposed to strength and with nothing to back
Speaker 1: it up. I mean, when you have a situation it
Speaker 1: still boggles my mind. We saw this back in twenty
Speaker 1: twelve under the Obama administration when Russia invaded crimea or
Speaker 1: as as the senator from Maxine Waters calls it, Korea
Speaker 1: invaded Ukraine. But Korea was invaded, not Crimea. That's what
Speaker 1: I'm trying to say. But when Crimea was invaded by
Speaker 1: under Obama's watch, nothing was done, There was no pushback, nothing,
Speaker 1: and then all of a sudden, Biden's in office and
Speaker 1: the saber rattling goes on. They amassed troops on the border.
Speaker 1: Once they have massed troops on the border, you knew
Speaker 1: what was going to happen. And rather than just giving
Speaker 1: them a tongue wagging and saying, you know, don't, don't,
Speaker 1: don't cross this red line, line in the sand type
Speaker 1: of thing, they kept the massing troops on the border.
Speaker 1: You knew what was going to happen. Where the hell
Speaker 1: was the UN where was NATO? Where we're into the
Speaker 1: European allies pushing back on Russia telling them not to
Speaker 1: invade a neighboring country. And yet because nobody was there,
Speaker 1: nobody was standing up, nobody was saying there's going to
Speaker 1: be implications from that, they go ahead and invade. And
Speaker 1: then the Biden administration puts sanctions on Russia Russian oil,
Speaker 1: which because of the Biden administration, ending the Keystone XL pipeline,
Speaker 1: cutting back on our energy production in the United States,
Speaker 1: closing leases, closing federal lands to being able to drill
Speaker 1: for oil, cutting down the leases in the Gulf and
Speaker 1: not allowing a lot of drilling there. We started depending
Speaker 1: more and more on our foreign adversaries for oil, and
Speaker 1: you saw the price of oil go from fifty dollars
Speaker 1: a barrel in twenty twenty up to seventy five eighty
Speaker 1: ninety dollars a barrel later on, and of course that
Speaker 1: reflected in our gas at the gas pumps for us,
Speaker 1: and we started seeing the inflation raising rising because of
Speaker 1: the increased inflation and because this was going on, because
Speaker 1: this and then the sanctions on were placed on Russia,
Speaker 1: because Russia, you know, when they weren't making a lot
Speaker 1: of money at oil, being at fifty dollars a barrel,
Speaker 1: now all of a sudden, they're making boatloads of money
Speaker 1: at seventy five eighty dollars a barrel, which funds their
Speaker 1: military and then gives them the idea that hey, what
Speaker 1: are we going to do with this money. We're not
Speaker 1: going to improve the lives of our people. Let's go
Speaker 1: invade a country, and so they started invading Ukraine, and
Speaker 1: there were sanctions put on them by the Biden administration,
Speaker 1: but they were toothless, they were not enforced. In fact,
Speaker 1: there's the stories about how the Russian freighters, the Russian
Speaker 1: tankers would take this oil. They'd go out in the
Speaker 1: middle of the ocean, turned off their transponders and meet
Speaker 1: up with another neutral ship and offload their oil onto
Speaker 1: that ship, and then that ship would then go on
Speaker 1: to a port and drop that off. And I'm not
Speaker 1: I wouldn't be at all surprised if we're not getting
Speaker 1: if we have not been buying Russian oil into this
Speaker 1: country as a result of that turning off the transponders.
Speaker 1: And they started doing these analysis and saying, well, these
Speaker 1: companies that are transporting this oil, they're saying they're coming
Speaker 1: from Malaysia, they're coming from this other country and whatever.
Speaker 1: But the amount of oil that was being imported from
Speaker 1: that country was more than the oil that they actually produced,
Speaker 1: and so nobody was calling into question. Nobody was enforcing
Speaker 1: the sanctions on Russia, and so Russia was making money
Speaker 1: hand over fist and it's you know, when you don't
Speaker 1: enforce sanctions. When you don't enforce or or or tell somebody,
Speaker 1: or stand strongly and tell somebody not to invade a country,
Speaker 1: you're going to get a country invaded. Phone numbers five one, three, seven, four, nine,
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Speaker 1: values and the nine first one and forecast. Today morning
Speaker 1: rush hour look for Hartley. Cloudy skies, colder, little thirty seven.
Speaker 1: The rest of today partly cloudy, colder, and high of
Speaker 1: only fifty three. Tonight we're going to have possibility of
Speaker 1: some frost in the area, love thirty six. Wednesday clouds
Speaker 1: increase slightly warmer with a high of only sixty one,
Speaker 1: and then Wednesday night rain moves into the area and
Speaker 1: low of forty seven. Right now thirty nine degrees fifty
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Speaker 1: Seven twenty two in the morning Kevin Gordon and for
Speaker 1: Brian Thomas fifty five kr. See the talk station phone
Speaker 1: numbers five one, three, seven, four nine fifty, five hundred one,
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Speaker 1: what's going on around the world, when we're looking at
Speaker 1: what's going on in the news departments, when we look
Speaker 1: around what's going on in Washington, Uh, all it does
Speaker 1: is just put more smiles on my face, and it
Speaker 1: makes me even happier. I looked. I mentioned this earlier
Speaker 1: in the previous segment Chinese retaliation to EV duties anti
Speaker 1: dumping measures on EU brandy. Ready, that's the headline. China
Speaker 1: and European Union are on a path that leads straight
Speaker 1: to a dangerous trade war. After European duties on imports
Speaker 1: of electric vehicles, the Asian giant announced its first retaliation.
Speaker 1: From Friday, November fifteenth, Beijing will impose temporary anti dumping
Speaker 1: measures on brandy imported from the EU countries. Despite progress
Speaker 1: announced by both sides over the weekend on negotiations removed
Speaker 1: duties on battery powered cars. Now the European Union has
Speaker 1: announced and apparently are doing trade with Chinese and with
Speaker 1: the car companies Volkswagen, BMW and the other car companies
Speaker 1: in Europe that have been going down this path of
Speaker 1: green steel, green news steel programs and trying to move
Speaker 1: towards this green energy of fiasco and trying to build
Speaker 1: these evs. They're finding that their cars are not being
Speaker 1: the cars that they're manufacturing, that people of Europe don't
Speaker 1: want them because number one of the expense, Number two,
Speaker 1: because there's not enough infrastructure. Does this sound familiar as
Speaker 1: like what's going on here in the United States? So
Speaker 1: the infrastructure isn't there they're not getting the range from
Speaker 1: the batteries that they want to get. And the European
Speaker 1: even though you know, when you look at the European
Speaker 1: Union and how social their socialized medicine, they're more socialist
Speaker 1: type of governments where even their people are pushing back
Speaker 1: on this. Even though they are all in on this
Speaker 1: green technology and stuff, they also realize that, hey, this
Speaker 1: stuff is costing us money and if it's not efficient,
Speaker 1: if it's not sufficient, and if it's not doing the job,
Speaker 1: then we don't want it. And Volkswagen and BMW not
Speaker 1: too long ago, well, Volkswagen for the first time in
Speaker 1: their history, first time in their history going back to
Speaker 1: the nineteen forties, actually started shutting some of their plants
Speaker 1: down or at least halting production because the sales of
Speaker 1: their cars were down. So that's an indication of what's
Speaker 1: going on as far as some of the vehicles that
Speaker 1: they're manufacturing on the EVS, the customers don't want them.
Speaker 1: BMW made a comment to the European Union and said,
Speaker 1: we're not going to be able to meet our goals,
Speaker 1: that people don't want these cars and we can't sell them.
Speaker 1: We're supposed to keep producing them but we can't sell them.
Speaker 1: And now you have China because of slave labor. Because
Speaker 1: they can manufacture these vehicles for less than what the
Speaker 1: European Union can, they're important. They're dumping those on the
Speaker 1: European Union, and of course because they're cheaper, some of
Speaker 1: the people in the European Union are buying them. Well,
Speaker 1: European Union said, well, you know, we're going to start
Speaker 1: instituting to protect our jobs, to protect our businesses, We're
Speaker 1: going to impuh what they call duties, which is more
Speaker 1: or less a tariff. They're going to institute that. Well,
Speaker 1: Russia said, well, okay, if you're going to do that,
Speaker 1: we're going to start putting duties on the brandy that
Speaker 1: you send us. Well, I would imagine that European They
Speaker 1: say in here that the European Union is bargaining from
Speaker 1: a strength position of weakness. But if you're talking about
Speaker 1: alcohol with the Russian people, uh, I would assume that
Speaker 1: there's going to be more protests in Russia about having
Speaker 1: to pay more for alcohol than it is in the
Speaker 1: European Union, paying more for evs being dumped on them
Speaker 1: that they really don't want in the first place. So
Speaker 1: with that again, phone numbers five one, three, seven, four
Speaker 1: nine fifty five, hundred one, eight hundred eight two three
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Speaker 1: The ninth first war and forecast during the rush hour today,
Speaker 1: which we got a about an hour or so of
Speaker 1: that left party cloudy, colder, lower thirty seven, partly cloudy
Speaker 1: later on today and we're going to a high of
Speaker 1: only fifty three, low tonight of thirty six with clouds
Speaker 1: moving in compache. Frost is possible on Wednesday, clouds increased
Speaker 1: slightly warmer high of sixty one and a lower forty
Speaker 1: seven brain moves into the area on Wednesday night, so
Speaker 1: we're looking out for that right now. Thirty nine degrees
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Speaker 5: continues to build through Lachlan. There's a wreck in Montgomery
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Speaker 1: Seven thirty in the morning. Kevin Gordon in for Brian Thomas,
Speaker 1: fifty five KR. See the talk station. So local headlines
Speaker 1: were covering for you today. One of the stories I think, well,
Speaker 1: it's kind of hits home for me because I use
Speaker 1: four seventy one a lot, especially when I'm coming over here.
Speaker 1: The day that that fire took place, I had a
Speaker 1: doctor's appointment over it yet christ Hospital, and I was
Speaker 1: going to the appointment. I go down the road in
Speaker 1: the exit, the entrance ramp was closed, and I said, oh,
Speaker 1: there must be an accident on the entrance ramp. So
Speaker 1: I drive ten minutes further towards into Newport and go
Speaker 1: to an exit or an entrance ramp there it was closed,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, what the hell is four seventy one
Speaker 1: all closed for and then I come to find out
Speaker 1: about the fire. So I was about twenty minutes late
Speaker 1: for my appointment. But then coming back, I couldn't use
Speaker 1: four seventy one. And now I guess the northbound lanes
Speaker 1: are open, but the southbound lanes are still closed. So
Speaker 1: whenever I go back home, I got to go a
Speaker 1: different route and so on. But it's just wild And
Speaker 1: from what I understand, they still haven't determined the cause
Speaker 1: of this fire or anybody responsible for it. And you know,
Speaker 1: they're hinting that that it's arson. I wonder if it's
Speaker 1: not an act of terrorism. You just got to ask
Speaker 1: that question. You figure that a fire burning that hot,
Speaker 1: that high that much being able to damage a bridge
Speaker 1: and shut down that flow of traffic in that particular area.
Speaker 1: You know, I kind of questioned the wisdom of whatever,
Speaker 1: apparently the playground equipment that burned. I questioned the wisdom
Speaker 1: of putting something like that underneath a structure like that.
Speaker 1: Maybe moving it off to the side or moving it
Speaker 1: someplace else would have been probably the more, how should
Speaker 1: we say, the more judicious thing to do. But they
Speaker 1: are talking about this timeline now of trying to let's
Speaker 1: see as far as replacing in the construction and repairing
Speaker 1: the bridge they're talking about. They could get a timeline
Speaker 1: for when the construction will end on southbound Ice four
Speaker 1: seventy one at the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge by early
Speaker 1: next week. According to the latest update, o DOT said
Speaker 1: the concrete footers crews poured on Friday were able to
Speaker 1: cure over the weekend, providing the support base for shoring
Speaker 1: towers that will be assembled on Monday, which was yesterday.
Speaker 1: The goal is to have those six shoring towers constructed
Speaker 1: by the end of the week. Once that's done, then
Speaker 1: they can remove the concrete and the steel above that
Speaker 1: support and see you and of course I obviously inspect
Speaker 1: the damage to see what all is going to have
Speaker 1: to be replaced and so on. Now, you may recall
Speaker 1: a couple of years ago when there was an accident
Speaker 1: on the Brent Spence Bridge and there was a fire
Speaker 1: there that damaged the bridge. That bridge was down for
Speaker 1: I think they said forty one days or something along
Speaker 1: those lines. And so the fact that they were able
Speaker 1: to get that up and running within a matter of
Speaker 1: like six weeks or so was a good sign. Hopefully
Speaker 1: they'll be able to do that here. But they are
Speaker 1: talking about how a lot of activity is going on
Speaker 1: down there, how quickly they are moving and once the inspectors,
Speaker 1: I guess can get up there and find out what's
Speaker 1: going on. They mentioned that this is ODOT's biggest project
Speaker 1: right now. All our efforts are concentrated on repairing the
Speaker 1: bridge and getting it reopened to traffic. South Bound lanes
Speaker 1: the Big Mac have been closed since November first, when
Speaker 1: the one thousand hands playground in Sawyer Point caught fire.
Speaker 1: Let's see, they're talking about how impressive this movement is,
Speaker 1: talking about road closures and so on. So it's amazing
Speaker 1: that how something in that area could create that much
Speaker 1: of turmoil. And again, you know, you got to wonder,
Speaker 1: and you know, this brings up a point that I've
Speaker 1: been asking now for Well, this is now two years
Speaker 1: with the Infrastructure Bill. Weren't we supposed to have wasn't
Speaker 1: this a shovel ready project for that Brent Spence Bridge replacement.
Speaker 1: Weren't they supposed to start turning the shovel on the
Speaker 1: dirt there? Because after all, remember we were told back
Speaker 1: in twenty thirteen that it was it was an emergency
Speaker 1: situation where we had to do a public private partnership
Speaker 1: in order to get this bridge built, and even if
Speaker 1: it involved making tolls, that it was so critical that
Speaker 1: that be done back in twenty thirteen so it would
Speaker 1: be available in twenty fifteen. Well, folks, it is now
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four, twelve years almost twelve years after that event,
Speaker 1: and we still, even with the infrastructure bill the funding
Speaker 1: in place, they still haven't turned a shovel of dirt
Speaker 1: down there, and it all, you know, it's amazing how
Speaker 1: when the and how people aren't following up on this.
Speaker 1: This bridge was supposed to be so critical to the
Speaker 1: area that it had to be built right here, right now,
Speaker 1: this minute. And of course you know my involvement in
Speaker 1: stopping that bridge simply because of the tolls that we're
Speaker 1: going to be on there. But again, when you have
Speaker 1: these infrastructure problems and it shows how vulnerable we are
Speaker 1: and how fragile we are in terms of transportation, that
Speaker 1: is the thing that you know, when it's called a question,
Speaker 1: is kind of frightening. Phone numbers five one, three, seven, four, nine,
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Speaker 1: Ohio fifty three. Tonight possibly a low of thirty six
Speaker 1: with some patchy frost possible, And tomorrow we're gonna have
Speaker 1: a cloud increase, high of sixty one, lower forty seven
Speaker 1: with some rain by tomorrow night. Right now thirty nine
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Speaker 1: Let's talk to Joey. Joey fifty five krosee. How are
Speaker 1: you this morning? Thanks for calling?
Speaker 7: Hey, great Kevin, how are you doing.
Speaker 1: I'm doing great. I'm behind the microphone. It doesn't get
Speaker 1: any better than that for me.
Speaker 10: There you go, Hey, I just wanted to mention with
Speaker 10: the whole Trump thing.
Speaker 7: I definitely believe that the.
Speaker 10: Hand of God definitely intervened in gave America a second chance.
Speaker 10: Some people may not agree to that, and all I
Speaker 10: can say is you just don't understand or you're not
Speaker 10: paying attention. But with the bullet almost hitting, he turned
Speaker 10: his head at the right moment. And I believe with
Speaker 10: all the prayers, because there definitely was a lot of praying,
Speaker 10: going on like the ever has been before over a president.
Speaker 1: Yes, I believe, No, I agree, I have to agree
Speaker 1: with that. I haven't I've never seen anything like this
Speaker 1: in my life.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's remarkable, and I believe God has given America
Speaker 10: a second chance for whatever reasons. And and if you
Speaker 10: don't think it's going to get better, you're being really misled.
Speaker 10: You just don't understand, you don't get it, or you're
Speaker 10: not listening. You know, the start stock market is zoomed immediately.
Speaker 10: The next day, you got a country back and down
Speaker 10: kicking him off out. You got other things that are
Speaker 10: happening immediately. He's already talked to sitting them over there
Speaker 10: at the war. He had Elon Musk on the phone.
Speaker 10: I mean the people that have flipped over to the
Speaker 10: other side and fleeting the Kennedy family. You know, the
Speaker 10: rest of the Kennedys are all kicked off. You know,
Speaker 10: if you don't get that or see that, you just
Speaker 10: don't understand or you're too respectably ignorant to the situations
Speaker 10: at hand here. And the other thing I'd like to
Speaker 10: mention is the media is already starting to beat him up.
Speaker 10: You know, they will react immediately, so here ethically and
Speaker 10: design it the way they want on this deportation. And
Speaker 10: one thing everybody forgets is mister Clinton deported eleven million
Speaker 10: people and that was from a Democratic party and there
Speaker 10: was no stints and it was the right thing that
Speaker 10: needed to be done then. And I think people need to,
Speaker 10: you know, explain that once in a while that mister
Speaker 10: Clinton did the same thing and nowhere near the kickback.
Speaker 10: But they'll they'll find every horrific situation they can and
Speaker 10: it'll be front and center. And they're already needed in
Speaker 10: the news picking on Trump. The negativity is remarkable. And
Speaker 10: one other thing I'd like to add is, you know
Speaker 10: these news stations, these terrible news stations, I believe that
Speaker 10: they export all this evil. They the Democrats couldn't do
Speaker 10: it without it the way they've done it in such success.
Speaker 10: But I believe that people need to think about this,
Speaker 10: those darn stations, the NBC, CBS, ABC, They need to
Speaker 10: give them the.
Speaker 8: Bud like treatment, because that will, whether you like it
Speaker 8: or not, that works.
Speaker 7: That they should give them the bud like treatment.
Speaker 11: And just avoid them and don't listen to him no more.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, the thing is, they'll wake up.
Speaker 7: Then.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, the thing is is that the ratings
Speaker 1: for each one of these stations is way down. There's
Speaker 1: a story that Chris Wallace is out of CNN after
Speaker 1: three years he didn't renew his contract. That you may
Speaker 1: recall that he was part of that CNN. Plus he
Speaker 1: left Fox that cratered within six months after he was there,
Speaker 1: and so then they gave him some talk shows and
Speaker 1: that they've reduced his contract and he didn't accept it,
Speaker 1: so he's going to be gone. MSNBC and the other
Speaker 1: networks their ratings have cratered as viewers are tuning them out.
Speaker 1: And I think the more and more people realize that
Speaker 1: quite honestly, these other stations, the MSNBC's, the CNNs, they
Speaker 1: have become irrelevant. I mean, for a long time people
Speaker 1: have recognized that journalism was dead at those organizations. And
Speaker 1: as I've referred to them as the spoon fed regurgitators
Speaker 1: in the mainstream media media, being given the propaganda talking
Speaker 1: points from the DNC, and all they do is regurgitated
Speaker 1: to us. They have been losing ratings ever, so, you know,
Speaker 1: down and down and down to the point now where
Speaker 1: even though I mean when you look at what is
Speaker 1: at eighty five? Ninety percent of the coverage of Donald
Speaker 1: Trump during the election was negative and ninety five percent
Speaker 1: of the coverage of Kamala Harris was positive. And they
Speaker 1: couldn't move the needle with that, the fact that they
Speaker 1: were telling everybody that their polling indicated that it was
Speaker 1: a close race, that Kamala was going to win, and
Speaker 1: then all of a sudden, it's this blowout. People have
Speaker 1: got to be asking the question, I've been getting my
Speaker 1: news from this, come from this organization all this time.
Speaker 1: Now I wonder how some of these people, and I've
Speaker 1: talked about this, the fact that the AP and Fox
Speaker 1: called that election at one forty one am on Wednesday morning,
Speaker 1: and it wasn't until five forty five in the morning
Speaker 1: that MSNBC, NBC and CNN called that for Trump. So
Speaker 1: for that four hours period of time, if the people
Speaker 1: were tuning in like I would stay up until I
Speaker 1: saw the election results, they were lied to for four
Speaker 1: hours until.
Speaker 4: I did this.
Speaker 7: I witnessed that too.
Speaker 1: I did the same thing.
Speaker 4: I was up all night.
Speaker 13: Yeah I saw that, Yeah, yeah, it was It is amazing,
Speaker 13: you know, And the news is already beginning their bash
Speaker 13: and to even say that it had to do with
Speaker 13: the fact that she was black or a woman in
Speaker 13: race race race, race race.
Speaker 10: Another fact, the majority of the vote that voted mister
Speaker 10: Obama in was white. I mean, they need to let
Speaker 10: it go and stop. I still don't think that they
Speaker 10: truly have learned everything they need to learn yet and
Speaker 10: knock it off and you know, do their job and who, what, where,
Speaker 10: when and why?
Speaker 1: Just the fact exactly. But again when the and I
Speaker 1: would say to the Republican Party, and I'd say to
Speaker 1: the Trump people, and I hope I know they're smart
Speaker 1: enough ignore them because obviously they're irrelevant. They're you know,
Speaker 1: with all their coverage over the last well nine years
Speaker 1: of Trump, they haven't been able to kill him off,
Speaker 1: either figuratively or literally. And if they haven't done it
Speaker 1: nine years, this next four years, they're irrelevant. Just ignore them,
Speaker 1: turn them off, don't talk to them, don't give them
Speaker 1: the time of day, and let them just wither on
Speaker 1: the vine, so to speak. Anyway, Joey, thank you so much.
Speaker 1: I certainly appreciate it. Phone numbers five, one, three, seven, four, nine,
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Speaker 1: We go, Tim fifty five krs. How are you this morning?
Speaker 7: Great, good morning to you and all these listeners.
Speaker 1: Yes, thank you.
Speaker 7: So get a quick note about the bridge fire. I
Speaker 7: think this is intentionally said.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 7: The rubber compounds that were used for protection kids falling
Speaker 7: pretty much the same dual compound that's used on solid
Speaker 7: fuel rocket boosters. Oh love, it takes well, it won't
Speaker 7: burn by itself like that, but if you ad an
Speaker 7: oxidizer to it, and it's going to burn with the
Speaker 7: ferocity that it had. It was a firefighter for five years,
Speaker 7: so that was some time ago. I've seen the fires
Speaker 7: that burn with rubber and it's nothing like that, nothing
Speaker 7: like that that was fueled not just by the rubber
Speaker 7: but by strong oxidizer.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, I saw I saw the pictures of
Speaker 1: those flames, and for as big a fire as that was,
Speaker 1: I originally thought that, you know, there was maybe I
Speaker 1: know there's not. I don't think the trains go that
Speaker 1: far into the city. The only thing that I could
Speaker 1: think of was be something like an oil tanker or
Speaker 1: something underneath there and and that catching on fire. But
Speaker 1: I mean, that was a huge fire for playground to
Speaker 1: crew equipment and whatever, and probably kind of leads some
Speaker 1: fredence to what you were saying about this oxidizer. And
Speaker 1: it's interesting that we're not getting and we're not hearing
Speaker 1: anything about what caused it. Uh, it's like all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, you know, we've got all these news reporters
Speaker 1: around town, we've got three of the networks, we've got
Speaker 1: XIX and everything, and nobody seems to care, you know,
Speaker 1: on other things.
Speaker 7: Well, I think your truth have come out. Let's hope it.
Speaker 7: I can imagine looking at this much.
Speaker 1: I would hope.
Speaker 14: So.
Speaker 1: All right, Hey, thanks so much for the information. Tim
Speaker 1: certainly appreciated. Coming up at the top of the hour,
Speaker 1: we're gonna be talking to Matthew Boyle. He's with the
Speaker 1: Washington Bureau chief for Bright part and looking forward to
Speaker 1: talking to him. I don't think I've ever interviewed him before.
Speaker 1: But let's cover a couple of fun stories here. Chris
Speaker 1: Wallace out at CNN after three years. Now, this is
Speaker 1: a mid where you know, he went over there for
Speaker 1: that CNN plus he left Fox because I guess he
Speaker 1: figured it was a better environment over there. But that
Speaker 1: folded after what only six months or even long and
Speaker 1: shorter than that. He's been used as of course, been
Speaker 1: doing other thing and they found a show for him.
Speaker 1: But then they renewed his contract significantly less than what
Speaker 1: his original deal was. His original deal was eight point
Speaker 1: five million with the inked under former's Henn boss Jeff
Speaker 1: Zucker And so now they've cut back his contract. During
Speaker 1: the presidential election year, election year, Chris Wallace show failed
Speaker 1: to crack six hundred thousand total viewers and averaged just
Speaker 1: eighty five thousand in the advertiser coveted twenty five to
Speaker 1: fifty four demo. Let's see. He's expected to appear on
Speaker 1: the network through the end of the year. Wallace's exit
Speaker 1: comes as reports of CNN's financial woes may coming to
Speaker 1: a head now that the twenty twenty four election is
Speaker 1: over signaling potential layoffs and salary cuts for on air talent.
Speaker 1: I also heard some reports that MSNBC that with their
Speaker 1: affiliation now that their talks of spinning them off or
Speaker 1: caning that division altogether. MSNBC's ratings crater on Thursday as
Speaker 1: viewers tune out. They claim that the ratings creator as
Speaker 1: viewers tune out Trump victory coverage. Well, if you tune
Speaker 1: into their broadcasts, they're not talking about the victory coverage.
Speaker 1: They're talking about the whys, the wherefores, the blame game,
Speaker 1: who was lied to, and so on. And when you
Speaker 1: have a campaign that raises a billion dollars and then
Speaker 1: winds up twenty million dollars in the hole after paying
Speaker 1: people like Oprah win Fee as I call her now
Speaker 1: because it's not Oprah because she's not free, So it's
Speaker 1: Oprah win Fee a million dollars. When you pay Beyonce
Speaker 1: to give a two song concert. I wonder how many
Speaker 1: of these Hollywood people that they had on the stage,
Speaker 1: the George Cloonies of the world, how much they got
Speaker 1: paid for their endorsements. It's going to be interesting to
Speaker 1: see those campaign finance reports coming up. We've got briit
Speaker 1: bart Matthew Boyle, the Washington bureau chief. I'm Kevin Gordon
Speaker 1: in for Brian Thomas. Fifty five krs the Talk station.
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Speaker 1: Six minutes after eight o'clock. Kevin Gordon in for Brian Thomas.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the program. Matt Boyle, the bureau chief of
Speaker 1: breit Barton, talking about our inside scoop with breit bart
Speaker 1: News this morning. Matt, welcome program. I don't think we've
Speaker 1: ever talked before, so looking forward to this.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you bet it great to be here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, great to have you. So is there anything going
Speaker 1: on that you need to talk about. I'm trying to
Speaker 1: dig around here for some news and I can't really
Speaker 1: kind of pinpoint anything that we need to talk about.
Speaker 9: So, oh my gosh, Lots, president of WHACT is rebuilding
Speaker 9: his cabinet. He's been rolling out all sorts of different announcements.
Speaker 9: We're seeing the last night the House of Representatives got
Speaker 9: called for the Republicans or Republicans will have a trifecta.
Speaker 9: They'll have the House, they'll have the Senate, they'll have
Speaker 9: the White House. Some really exciting stuff going.
Speaker 1: On, and bragging rights with the popular vote as well.
Speaker 1: So that's kind of cool as cool. Yeah, Now, I
Speaker 1: have noticed that there's been quite a delay in some
Speaker 1: of these how should we say, Heritage Broadcasting Networks or whatever,
Speaker 1: or what do they call him? I don't know, whatever
Speaker 1: they call him. I call them the spoon fed regurgitators
Speaker 1: in the mainstream media. But most of the mainstream media
Speaker 1: they seem to be a little bit the in terms
Speaker 1: of calling these races, because, uh, I have been reading
Speaker 1: as you mentioned that the House had been settled and
Speaker 1: then it's, uh, the Republicans have the majority. But I
Speaker 1: think I don't know as CNN or MSNBC or NBC
Speaker 1: called that yet.
Speaker 8: No, I don't think they have.
Speaker 9: And I think they're they're all relying on different projection desks,
Speaker 9: right like, so CNN relies on its own desk, and MSNBC,
Speaker 9: I think was on NBC News is projection desk.
Speaker 8: But I mean the we're we're looking.
Speaker 9: At decision desk HQ, and they got it at at
Speaker 9: least when I went to bed last night and nineteen
Speaker 9: House Republican.
Speaker 8: Yeah. Yeah, So the Republicans were over the top, and
Speaker 8: I think they you know, there's a pathway to a
Speaker 8: few more seats there.
Speaker 9: So, but the the dishric that put it over the
Speaker 9: top is one is CO money out in Arizona. And
Speaker 9: the thing that was actually pretty cool about that one
Speaker 9: there is that that is where the turning point action. Guys,
Speaker 9: we're out there ballot chasing, and so there's some exciting
Speaker 9: stuff coming on that front. I think for the Republicans
Speaker 9: is that I do think that these efforts that we
Speaker 9: saw from group's White Turning Point and other conservative organizations
Speaker 9: around the country that we're actually going out and doing
Speaker 9: ballot chasing may have made the difference here, making this
Speaker 9: a trifecta for the Republicans with the White House, the House,
Speaker 9: and the Senate.
Speaker 1: I'm shocked that Carrie Lake didn't pull it off out there.
Speaker 1: I mean it seemed like, you know, obviously Trump on Arizona,
Speaker 1: there's been well, as you mentioned, the one that pushed
Speaker 1: it over the top from to eighteen to two nineteen.
Speaker 1: Now we started off with I guess I should say we,
Speaker 1: but the Republicans started off with what two twenty two
Speaker 1: majority at the start of this, so we're still.
Speaker 8: So I think it was around there. So we're about
Speaker 8: right around there.
Speaker 1: I wish it was a little a little higher than that,
Speaker 1: but we'll take what we can get. And I'm surprised
Speaker 1: with you know, Arizona going red and uh the race
Speaker 1: is going out there, that somehow they chose somebody else
Speaker 1: in guyega As as opposed to her. That's amazing to
Speaker 1: me because you seemed to me to be a fairly
Speaker 1: good candidate and I had a lot of you know,
Speaker 1: good talking points and didn't seem like she got out
Speaker 1: debated by anybody. But it's interesting to see how that
Speaker 1: fall fell.
Speaker 8: Well, I think there's a lot of things, and there's
Speaker 8: there's this is this is actually.
Speaker 9: Something I've been looking into since the election last week,
Speaker 9: is that we're seeing this kind of around the country
Speaker 9: a little bit, right. We see it in Arizona, we
Speaker 9: see it in Nevada, similar story at the center race there.
Speaker 9: We see it in Michigan, Wisconsin, and in some key
Speaker 9: congressional places on the country where people voted for Trump
Speaker 9: but then they either didn't vote for down ticket or
Speaker 9: they voted Democrat down ticket. And so I think there's
Speaker 9: some concerns here for the Republican establishment in that, you know,
Speaker 9: people like Speaker Johnson, people like you know, whoever wins
Speaker 9: the Senate Republican leader position. I don't know who that's
Speaker 9: going to be in.
Speaker 8: That election tomorrow.
Speaker 9: Uh And I don't even know if Johnson will be
Speaker 9: the Speaker. We'll see if that he holds it together
Speaker 9: or not here. But the point is that I would
Speaker 9: just say that there's a message to those folks in
Speaker 9: these election results that if they revert back to being
Speaker 9: Republicans of the past, uh you know that do establish
Speaker 9: a Republican Chamber of Commerce things, then they're gonna lose,
Speaker 9: right Like, So they have to go for it on
Speaker 9: truly economic nationalist policies that Donald Trump championed, like the
Speaker 9: trade deals, like the tariffs like uh, you know, very
Speaker 9: hardcore immigration views, like not going after healthcare like uh,
Speaker 9: you know, there's a lot of things that the Republicans
Speaker 9: need to change in their way, like the no wars
Speaker 9: right like. So, I think that the Republicans need to
Speaker 9: be uh you know, they need to keep performing, and
Speaker 9: if they don't, they don't take the right lessons away
Speaker 9: from these election results, and they think that they have
Speaker 9: some kind of a carte blanche mandate to do Paul Ryanism.
Speaker 9: They're wrong, and if they go down that.
Speaker 8: Route, they're going to lose the.
Speaker 9: Games that Donald Trump made them.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, they're going to give an open door to the
Speaker 1: Democrats revising themselves and finding the phoenix rising out of
Speaker 1: the ashes. We're talking about Matt Matt Boyle, he's bureau
Speaker 1: chief for Brightbart News and the the thing that you
Speaker 1: I would okay, I can. I can understand the legacy
Speaker 1: media or whatever the hell. I just refer to them as,
Speaker 1: you know, the spoon fed regurgitators. I think they're a
Speaker 1: lost cause journalism with them. They haven't committed journalism in
Speaker 1: a long time. They've been mostly a pro propaganda arm
Speaker 1: of the DNC, And so I can understand if they've
Speaker 1: drank the kool aid and that they totally believe the
Speaker 1: lies and so on there, that it would be very
Speaker 1: difficult to dissuade them from you know, this disaster that,
Speaker 1: especially for their candidate. I would think the argument would
Speaker 1: be a little easier for the Rhino Republicans to look
Speaker 1: at this and say, hey, you know, we've been wrong.
Speaker 1: We were wrong back in twenty sixteen, we were wrong
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty, we were wrong this year, and we've
Speaker 1: been wrong all the way along. Maybe it's time for
Speaker 1: us to do some introspective and look at what we've
Speaker 1: been pushing versus what the people want, and maybe change
Speaker 1: our ways and kind of move a little bit more
Speaker 1: at least to the center or to the right. And
Speaker 1: you would think that they would be doing this, but
Speaker 1: it's it's like so many people have a difficult time
Speaker 1: admitting they're wrong or need to change their ways. And
Speaker 1: that's the thing that if this doesn't if this key continues,
Speaker 1: this was really I think this is going to.
Speaker 9: Well, yeah, you'd think so, you'd hope so you'd hope
Speaker 9: that they learned the right lessons from this, But I
Speaker 9: don't think they do, right So, I mean, i'll tell
Speaker 9: you right now, I have major concerns that the Republican
Speaker 9: establishment is going to revert back to being the Republican establishment,
Speaker 9: right like they think that they won some big mandate
Speaker 9: to do Paul Ryanism. That's what Speaker Johnson thinks. I'm
Speaker 9: telling you that right now. I was talking to staff
Speaker 9: yesterday right like and so I'm concerned that the establishment
Speaker 9: Republicans are going to do establishment Republican things and not
Speaker 9: Trump things. Right Like, If they do Trump stuff, they're
Speaker 9: going to.
Speaker 8: Win, right Like, It's really that simple.
Speaker 9: But they need to do Trump's stuff, not Mike Johnson's stuff,
Speaker 9: not Paul Ryan' stuff. Mike Johnson didn't win this election.
Speaker 9: Donald Trump won this election, right Johnson didn't win this election.
Speaker 9: Donald Trump won this election, right like. And again, the
Speaker 9: fact that there were so many losses down tickets for
Speaker 9: Republicans and there's a lot of House seats and a
Speaker 9: lot of Senate seats that should have went Republican, that
Speaker 9: Donald Trump won the district or Donald Trump won the
Speaker 9: state and the Republican candidate didn't. And I think that's
Speaker 9: a tell that Trump's agenda's popular. Trump's vision is popular,
Speaker 9: but theirs isn't. And this is a rejection of everything
Speaker 9: that Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan, Jeb Bush, all these folks,
Speaker 9: the Chamber of Commerce, et cetera, all stand for. And
Speaker 9: there's an affirmation of what Donald Trump stands for. I mean,
Speaker 9: they got to go for it on deportation on day one.
Speaker 9: You know, they have to deport five million illegal aliens
Speaker 9: a year at a minimum, right like. And if they
Speaker 9: don't do that, and they back off or they chicken out,
Speaker 9: they're gonna lose, right like.
Speaker 8: It's really that simple.
Speaker 9: So I as much as we should be celebrating Donald
Speaker 9: Trump's historic victory, I think we should also be taking
Speaker 9: great pains to learn from the election results. And that's
Speaker 9: what I'm trying to go through here, because I'm concerned
Speaker 9: that these people are gonna sabotage Donald Trump again, just
Speaker 9: like they did the first time. I was very concerned
Speaker 9: back when we were covering the first administration that Paul
Speaker 9: Ryan and Mitch McConnell had their knives out for him.
Speaker 8: And that's exactly what happened.
Speaker 9: They did, right like, and they screwed the whole thing up.
Speaker 9: And look at what ended up happening right now, Donald
Speaker 9: Trump pulled out the greatest comeback political comeback in the
Speaker 9: history of mankind, right like. We've never seen anything like this,
Speaker 9: and in the history of civilization, right like, inhuman civilization,
Speaker 9: we've never seen anything like Donald Trump's political comeback here,
Speaker 9: nothing ever like it. And and now these people may
Speaker 9: sabotage them again, right like, So I think we need
Speaker 9: to be on guard, and you know, yes.
Speaker 1: The victory well more more so, more so active, more
Speaker 1: so instead of on guard. We need to keep up
Speaker 1: the activism. We need to pay attention we have. We're
Speaker 1: on the verge of pushing through and getting what so
Speaker 1: many of us has talked about over the years of
Speaker 1: what we want. It's up to us to make sure
Speaker 1: that we put our pressure on our congressman, on our
Speaker 1: senators to do the will of the people. And as
Speaker 1: you talk about the Chamber of the Chamber of Communism,
Speaker 1: that we hold them in check and hold their feet
Speaker 1: to the fire. That they don't represent them, they represent us.
Speaker 1: They don't represent some of the special interests. They represent
Speaker 1: the people. And where you know, you have a situation
Speaker 1: where Donald Trump comes along with this election and wins
Speaker 1: in a massive landslide, and with him comes these coattails
Speaker 1: for some of these people that flip the seats, and
Speaker 1: just because somebody maintain their seat or even lost their
Speaker 1: seat should be an indication that the old guards should
Speaker 1: be on their way out. And I don't understand why,
Speaker 1: you know, I don't know what a fear factor is.
Speaker 1: I don't know why people are opposing or not opposing
Speaker 1: with the pitchforks and torches against the Republican establishment because
Speaker 1: they have sold us down the river for fall far
Speaker 1: too long. We need to pick this up on the
Speaker 1: other side of the break. Matt, can you can hang
Speaker 1: with us, can't you?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Sure?
Speaker 1: Okay. My guess is Matthew Boyle or Matt Boyle. He
Speaker 1: is a bright part Washington Bureau chief and we're talking
Speaker 1: about the inside scoop with Breitbart this morning. I'm Kevin
Speaker 1: Gordon in for Brian Thomas, fifty five krs the talk station.
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Speaker 1: Eight twenty in the morning Kevin Gordon and for Brian
Speaker 1: Thomas Fitch five KR see the talk station. My guess
Speaker 1: is Matt Boyle. He's a bureau chief Washington bureau chief
Speaker 1: for bright Bart News and our segment today or weekly
Speaker 1: segment inside scroop a scoop with bright Bart News. Thanks
Speaker 1: for hanging with us. I certainly appreciate it, Matt. And
Speaker 1: what is amazing and well not amazing, what we need
Speaker 1: to do as the populace. We need to be putting
Speaker 1: pressure on our congressman and senators. We need to make
Speaker 1: sure that we let them know that what we want
Speaker 1: in terms of our desires. As far as this administration,
Speaker 1: we had a president atop of the ticket that pretty
Speaker 1: much clearly articulated his agenda. He got voted in overwhelmingly,
Speaker 1: and it's kind of like all right, get with the
Speaker 1: program or get out, you know, lead follower, get the
Speaker 1: hell out of the way. And I think there needs
Speaker 1: to be some pressure put on these squishy Republicans to
Speaker 1: do the right thing.
Speaker 8: I couldn't agree more.
Speaker 15: I think that's the message here from the American people
Speaker 15: is that they trust on Trump inquisitly, right like, they
Speaker 15: voted for him overwhelmingly landslide election, national popular vote victory,
Speaker 15: more electoral votes than he had the first.
Speaker 7: Time he won.
Speaker 8: And this after everything that he's done through, right like,
Speaker 8: all the legal issues, all the impeachments, and all the
Speaker 8: weaponization and everything they came after him on, and he's
Speaker 8: still won bigger than he ever did. It's the biggest
Speaker 8: victory or Republican presidential candidate has ever had an American history.
Speaker 8: And yeah, I mean maybe literally even try to sell
Speaker 8: nudgers once but twice, right, so at least that we
Speaker 8: know of maybe more than that.
Speaker 9: So the and then in addition to that, again, biggest
Speaker 9: Republican victory of Republicans ever had. It's a historic win
Speaker 9: for Donald Trump. And but that being said, it's not
Speaker 9: a historic win for the rest of the Republican Party.
Speaker 9: It's clear Trump dragged these people into office with him,
Speaker 9: right Like, So the the I mean, look the Pennsylvania
Speaker 9: Center race that that that went Republican here because Ronald
Speaker 9: Trump helped carry Dave McCormick into the seat. Similar type
Speaker 9: of a situation in the House of Representatives. Again, it's
Speaker 9: nothing that Speaker Johnson did that carried the House Republicans
Speaker 9: in the majority. It's one hundred percent Donald Trump that
Speaker 9: carried these battleground districts over the top. And and it's
Speaker 9: the people that were out there working to elect Donald
Speaker 9: Trump that led to the you know, down ticket wins
Speaker 9: like I mentioned Lalan Sascomani one that put them over
Speaker 9: the top for two hundred eighteen last night. So but
Speaker 9: that's the thing is that I don't think and by
Speaker 9: the way, we would have had a majority if Speaker
Speaker 9: Johnson did his job. I want to be clear, we
Speaker 9: wouldn't have had to wait a week for after the
Speaker 9: election to be able to talk about the House Republican
Speaker 9: majority that they won. There are districts on the East
Speaker 9: Coast that that they that Speaker Johnson lost in this
Speaker 9: election that should have went Republican, like Virginia's seventh district,
Speaker 9: like main second district that if those two had gone Republican,
Speaker 9: there would have been a clear House Republican majority far
Speaker 9: sooner than these West Coast calls that are finally coming
Speaker 9: in out of California in Arizona. So we shouldn't have
Speaker 9: to wait for California and Arizona. And if they again,
Speaker 9: if we had Republican leadership that did their job, we
Speaker 9: would be in a lot better position than we're in
Speaker 9: so and a lot of mistakes on the Republican establishments.
Speaker 1: So just to you know, yeah, and it ought to
Speaker 1: be very clear to anybody that is in elected office
Speaker 1: that the spoon fed regurgitators in the mainstream media journalism
Speaker 1: has not been committed by them in a long time,
Speaker 1: and that they're merely a propaganda arm for the DNC,
Speaker 1: And they have no influence with all of the what
Speaker 1: eighty five percent negative coverage, no ninety percent coverage of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump being negative, ninety five percent being positive for Kamala,
Speaker 1: and they weren't able to sway the election. Obviously nobody's
Speaker 1: paying attention to them. They have no influence over the people.
Speaker 1: So if you're doing something, uh, you know, on the border,
Speaker 1: or you're doing something in terms of tax policy, if
Speaker 1: you're doing anything in terms of regulation, if you're getting
Speaker 1: hounded and beaten up on CNN, realize the fact that
Speaker 1: nobody's watching them, nobody's going to be paying attention to them,
Speaker 1: and you should ignore them. Pay attention to what your
Speaker 1: people are saying.
Speaker 8: Arguably, the biggest loser this election is the establisher media.
Speaker 8: I think they've never been weaker. I think that the
Speaker 8: across the board, we've seen them repeatedly try in sale,
Speaker 8: but this is the worst they've ever been. I mean,
Speaker 8: they really went for it on this election, right, They
Speaker 8: tried calling doll fell in, they tried, you know, the
Speaker 8: all every single leader, narrative, state story that they pushed
Speaker 8: in the lead up to the elections just blew up
Speaker 8: on them repeatedly and again. Their influence is waiting. The
Speaker 8: one thing, the one place they still have influences with
Speaker 8: the political insiders. You're right, right. So the point is
Speaker 8: that the members of Congress need to remember nobody cares
Speaker 8: when the establish the media comes a calling and uh uh,
Speaker 8: and they just blow them off. Right, they needn't want
Speaker 8: to how to fight. Somebody needs to go in there
Speaker 8: and teach them how to fight. Right, they teach these
Speaker 8: Republican members how to fight a lot of them are
Speaker 8: good decent artist people. Don't get me wrong, exactly like
Speaker 8: they're good decent artist people. They just don't know they have.
Speaker 8: We're going through the school of hard knocks that like
Speaker 8: people with Frank art has and so yeah.
Speaker 1: I think the important thing they want to do is
Speaker 1: to uh I'm sure most of the congressional offices. I'm
Speaker 1: sure that a lot of the administrative staff, and I'm
Speaker 1: sure that a lot of the so called uh well
Speaker 1: government employees and so on. I'm sure there are televisions
Speaker 1: in those offices and stuff. Somebody needs to walk in there,
Speaker 1: flip on the television and if CNN, MSNBC or some
Speaker 1: of these other media outlets come up instead of Fox
Speaker 1: News or Bribart or somebody, that's the problem and need
Speaker 1: to get rid of them because that's who is your
Speaker 1: ally at this point. And I say that tongue in cheek,
Speaker 1: but you know, when we see Chris Wallace leaving CNN MSNBC,
Speaker 1: raiders ratings are cratering, and they claim that their ratings
Speaker 1: are cratering because of their viewers are tuning out the
Speaker 1: Trump victory coverage. Well, there has been no victory coverage.
Speaker 1: It's all been the sour grapes, the fact that we're
Speaker 1: going to hell in a handbasket, that Hitler has been
Speaker 1: elected and so on, and people are saying, well, well,
Speaker 1: you told us that Hitler was an existential threat, and
Speaker 1: now we got Biden inviting him to the White House.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't see, you know, Hitler being invited
Speaker 1: to number ten Downing Street when Winston Churchill was Prime Minister.
Speaker 1: So were they lying to us, Well, obviously they were, yeh.
Speaker 8: I just think that the media blew it on this election.
Speaker 15: I mean, the.
Speaker 8: Last big story they did, the last big hurral before
Speaker 8: election day. Who's the whole Madison Square garden thing and
Speaker 8: the whole Puerto Rican thing? Right like, they're flipping out
Speaker 8: about the drugs from the comedian.
Speaker 9: Well you understand what happened on election day.
Speaker 8: The Republicans actually lipped the governor's mansion and now control
Speaker 8: the governor's mansion in Puerto Rico. Yeah, right, Like, so
Speaker 8: the people in Puerto Rico and Puerto Rican voter has
Speaker 8: voted more for President Trump and Republicans than they ever had,
Speaker 8: right like, and so among the many demographics that switched
Speaker 8: right like, So it's just like every single attack that
Speaker 8: they put forward backside every single one, right like, and
Speaker 8: so uh, you know the Atlantic Magazine, like all these places,
Speaker 8: I mean, all the nonsensical stories and the crazy stuff
Speaker 8: that they did just is you know.
Speaker 9: Who, you're gonna believe me or you're lying eyes right like.
Speaker 8: I mean, that's the point, is that all of these
Speaker 8: narratives that they put forward just.
Speaker 1: Totalize absolutely, Matt. We're up against heartbreak here and I
Speaker 1: will appreciate your time today. I hope to do this
Speaker 1: again with you sometime soon because a lot of great
Speaker 1: insights and listeners need to hear this. And those of
Speaker 1: you that are out there that hear this, call your friends,
Speaker 1: call your relatives, get them to call their congressman, senators.
Speaker 1: Make sure you continue to hold their feet to the fire,
Speaker 1: and then we get the agenda that we want. Thank
Speaker 1: you so much, Matt. I certainly appreciate it.
Speaker 7: You bet anytime, all righty, take.
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Speaker 1: talk talk station. I saw this story and they've been
Speaker 1: talking about it at the top of the news, and
Speaker 1: it's going to be interesting to see how this news
Speaker 1: the top of the hour, interesting how this plays out.
Speaker 1: Purina plant in Claremont County evacuated after a bomb threat.
Speaker 1: Perina pet Care plant Williamsburg Township was evacuated Monday Monday
Speaker 1: morning after a bomb threat was made against the plant,
Speaker 1: according to Claremont County Sheriff's Office. Clarmont County said that
Speaker 1: the press release at nine to twelve, an employee called
Speaker 1: to report a note that had been discovered in a
Speaker 1: porta potty at the plant, indicating that there was a
Speaker 1: bomb inside the facility. Is in the three They did
Speaker 1: give the address and everything. Now further on in the story,
Speaker 1: they indicate that this plant is apparently still under construction.
Speaker 1: They don't have the details as to how much operational
Speaker 1: this plant is, which is why there's a porta potty
Speaker 1: there on site. They said that eventually the plant is
Speaker 1: going to fully operational. Hiring has begun at the job's facility.
Speaker 1: Perina website says there will be three hundred jobs in total. Now,
Speaker 1: in the story they mentioned that everybody at the site
Speaker 1: and nearly nine hundred employees were on the site at
Speaker 1: the time, so that would be construction workers as well
Speaker 1: as a plant employees. Now, remember a few months ago
Speaker 1: that there was a quote bomb threat. Somebody came out
Speaker 1: of the bathroom at a home depot and he was
Speaker 1: passing somebody in the hallway and said, you know, there's
Speaker 1: a bomb. I just left a bomb in there, And
Speaker 1: so the guy got panicked and called the police. He
Speaker 1: was detained. This guy was detained, and here it was
Speaker 1: just you know, referring to what he had left in
Speaker 1: the toilet in terms of a stinky bomb. And I'm
Speaker 1: wondering if somebody just being playful because of it being
Speaker 1: a porta potty and how those things can smell from
Speaker 1: time to time, and especially when you get the situation
Speaker 1: where you got seventy eighty degree temperatures out there, those
Speaker 1: things get a little ripe. And I'm sure that you know,
Speaker 1: being in there that maybe as a joke out put
Speaker 1: this note there. Now, in the investigation of this, they
Speaker 1: said it's in an area where there's no security cameras.
Speaker 1: But the interesting thing is that I don't imagine somebody
Speaker 1: would come forward and say, hey, it was just a joke.
Speaker 1: I just put that note in there, because when you
Speaker 1: look at the amount of you know, the evacuation, the
Speaker 1: shutting down the facility for the day, the lost wages,
Speaker 1: the people being sent home, maybe the company had to
Speaker 1: compensate the people for being there on site, the rescue
Speaker 1: workers or the emergency management people that showed up, all
Speaker 1: the equipment costs, what it costs to roll out all
Speaker 1: that sort of stuff. I don't know that somebody would
Speaker 1: actually step up to the plate and admit that, oh,
Speaker 1: I was just you know, I was just making a
Speaker 1: joke that you know, this place thinks. But it's gonna
Speaker 1: be interesting to see how this pans out and whether
Speaker 1: or not they'll actually ever solve whatever happened there. So anyway,
Speaker 1: it's kind of interesting. Phone numbers five one, three, seven, four, nine,
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Speaker 1: Jim fifty five kr. See how are you this morning?
Speaker 1: Thanks so much for calling.
Speaker 14: How you doing, Kevin?
Speaker 1: I'm doing great.
Speaker 12: Hey.
Speaker 16: I just to follow up on your your last caller.
Speaker 16: You guys were talking about how the press has been
Speaker 16: and they're hard to watch. I mean, I turn them
Speaker 16: on just like I think a lot of people probably do,
Speaker 16: just to watch them whine and see what they're gonna say,
Speaker 16: and they just go down the same path and you
Speaker 16: and besides fascist and Hitler, he's a racist, and he's
Speaker 16: a misogynist, and he's all these other cysts.
Speaker 14: You reference the the the uh Madison Square Guard rally.
Speaker 14: We're in the Puerto Rico situation. And I don't know
Speaker 14: a lot of people know this or not, but there
Speaker 14: really is a trash crisis going on in Puerto Rico. Yes,
Speaker 14: the press, of course, did not care to share with everybody.
Speaker 14: That's all I'm gonna say.
Speaker 4: And I'll let you comment on.
Speaker 14: I'm gonna turn my radio back up.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, all right, thanks so much for the call.
Speaker 1: You know, and That's a very important point because you
Speaker 1: know when that comment was made, and it was not
Speaker 1: made about the Puerto Rican people. It was made about
Speaker 1: the country itself. And I wasn't aware of this trash problem.
Speaker 1: I'm not aware that this was going on, and so
Speaker 1: I dug a little bit deep into it, and yes,
Speaker 1: there has been an ongoing problem, going back to twenty
Speaker 1: twenty one, when they were saying that a lot of
Speaker 1: these landfills were starting to get overflowing and that it
Speaker 1: was starting to affect the groundwater, a story that I had.
Speaker 1: I don't think i've got it with me today, but
Speaker 1: I remember looking at it, and there's pictures of all
Speaker 1: these people walking in their villages or in their cities
Speaker 1: with these face masks on because of the pollutants. One
Speaker 1: sitting in her home with all this cancer medication lined
Speaker 1: up on the bar, where they talk about how much
Speaker 1: cancer drugs she's taking because of the polluted water and
Speaker 1: the polluted groundwater as a result of all this trash. Now,
Speaker 1: of course nobody's admitting it that it's from this trash,
Speaker 1: but you know, with the smell and the stench and
Speaker 1: so on, that this is what's going on. And I
Speaker 1: find it interesting that the party that keeps talking about
Speaker 1: that we want to get on which we're in power,
Speaker 1: we want to bring in Washington, D C. As a state,
Speaker 1: which was never intended by our founding fathers. Also they
Speaker 1: want to bring in Puerto Rico as a state, which
Speaker 1: would give them basically two more Senate seats per location,
Speaker 1: two in Washington, D C. And two in Puerto Rico,
Speaker 1: which will then give them a much bigger or give
Speaker 1: them a higher majority or the majority in the Senate.
Speaker 1: And yet these people that talk about wanting to care
Speaker 1: so much about Puerto Rico want them into the family,
Speaker 1: so to speak, haven't done a damn thing to help them,
Speaker 1: haven't done anything to put this on the radar screen
Speaker 1: of what we do about this. Also, when you got
Speaker 1: j Lo and you got all these people that are
Speaker 1: Puerto Rican born that were outraged at this comment, which
Speaker 1: again it was made about the country. It was made
Speaker 1: about the garbage problem they have there, and not the
Speaker 1: people themselves. Of course, they bought a hook line and
Speaker 1: sinker from the spoon fed regurgitators in the mainstream media
Speaker 1: that this is trashing the entire population of Puerto Ricans. Well,
Speaker 1: the Puerto Ricans themselves apparently knew what was being talked about,
Speaker 1: and a lot of Puerto Ricans voted for Republicans. So
Speaker 1: I asked, okay, I guess j Lo and these multi
Speaker 1: millionaires or billionaires that are from Puerto Rico that have
Speaker 1: lived there, that still have family there, that what they're
Speaker 1: not paying attention to there are people's plight down there.
Speaker 1: They don't visit there and say what do they do?
Speaker 1: Just go up and show there in a vacation and
Speaker 1: sit in a lamp of luxury, rather than finding out
Speaker 1: from the uh people down there what they're wants and
Speaker 1: needs are, if everything's okay in their in their home country.
Speaker 1: Instead it's just they go to vacation or talk to
Speaker 1: go to the gated communities and so on, and don't
Speaker 1: pay attention to what's going on with the people. And
Speaker 1: this is the problem with the Democratic Party. And you know,
Speaker 1: I got to throw this in here too. All of
Speaker 1: these people that were invited to Kamala Harris's fundraisers, or
Speaker 1: not fundraisers but rallies, most of them were paid. We
Speaker 1: saw that oprah win fee as I call her now,
Speaker 1: because it's not free, it's woll oprah Win fee was
Speaker 1: paid a million dollars in order to attend this. I
Speaker 1: heard that that there were some some entertainers were paid
Speaker 1: three million dollars to show up. Now, if you're paid
Speaker 1: to do a sponsorship of somebody, how much do you
Speaker 1: believe wouldn't you think that if you're an entertainer and
Speaker 1: you support a particular candidate, that you'd say, Hey, I'm
Speaker 1: not going to donate my time. I'm going to pay
Speaker 1: for my musicians to show up. I'm going to pay
Speaker 1: for the infrastructure so that this is no expense to
Speaker 1: the campaign. And yeah, okay, it might be an in
Speaker 1: time contribution, but it is what it is. And so
Speaker 1: the fact that they don't care about their own people
Speaker 1: and then try to push it off on the Republicans
Speaker 1: is if they don't care when they're the ones that
Speaker 1: have been ignoring this problem from as long as as
Speaker 1: early as back in twenty twenty one, it's amazing that
Speaker 1: they can actually hold their head up high and actually
Speaker 1: point the figure at anybody. It's absolutely amazing. And the
Speaker 1: legacy media, the spoon federal gurgitators in the mainstream media,
Speaker 1: they're dead. They have no influence anymore. It's obvious with
Speaker 1: their coverage eighty five ninety percent of negative coverage of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump eighty five or ninety to ninety five percent
Speaker 1: positive coverage of Kamala Harris, and that wasn't enough to
Speaker 1: push her over. As a matter of fact, made people
Speaker 1: more and more attracted to Donald Trump because of the
Speaker 1: unfairness of the coverage. And so when you have stuff
Speaker 1: going on like that, Yeah, I flip on MSNBC. I
Speaker 1: flip on. It's fun to talk to turn them on
Speaker 1: now because now I can laugh at them because I
Speaker 1: realize they have no influence and all they're saying is lies.
Speaker 1: It is proven by the election results. Five one, three, seven,
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Speaker 1: Eight fifty one in the morning, Kevin Gordon in for
Speaker 1: Brian Thomas. Fit's a five KRC the talk station looking
Speaker 1: over the show. I want to thank Matthew Boyle from
Speaker 1: Washington Bureau chief from Bright part News for spending time
Speaker 1: with us in the eight o'clock well the top of
Speaker 1: this hour and all the calls and everybody that called
Speaker 1: in today, and a lot of great topics and a
Speaker 1: lot of great subject matter brought up to kind of
Speaker 1: wrap up here a little bit with some of this
Speaker 1: stuff that I'm seeing. MSNBC ratings crater on Thursday as
Speaker 1: viewers turned tune out China, let's see feeling of dread
Speaker 1: spreads across federal workforce. Chris Wallace out at CNN after
Speaker 1: three years. This MSNBC story is very interesting, the fact
Speaker 1: that NBC saw their audience crater on Thursday to just
Speaker 1: days after, just days after, the left of center network
Speaker 1: beat CNN and election night ratings for the first time ever.
Speaker 1: Thursday's total average daily viewer on Fox News came into
Speaker 1: two point six million and three hundred and seventy five
Speaker 1: thousand in the coveted eight twenty five to fifty four demographic. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: MSNC MSNBC brought in only five hundred and ninety six
Speaker 1: thousand total viewers compared to Fox's two point six CNN
Speaker 1: brought in just four hundred and nineteen thousand total viewers,
Speaker 1: basically a quarter or less than a quarter of what
Speaker 1: Fox News did that night. Fox News was up sixty
Speaker 1: percent year over year from the day, while MSNBC and
Speaker 1: CNN were down twenty three and forty percent, respectively. CNN
Speaker 1: and MSNBC has as they have shed fifty thirty to
Speaker 1: fifty four percent of their recent viewers. Alex Wagner had
Speaker 1: her lowest rating show ever in terms of total viewers.
Speaker 1: Chris Hayes saw a show brought in the worst numbers
Speaker 1: since May of twenty sixteen. Now, isn't it interesting that
Speaker 1: the headline here MSNBC ratings crater on Thursday night as
Speaker 1: viewers tune out the subheading MSNBC ratings crater as viewers
Speaker 1: tune out Trump victory coverage. Well, if you tuned into
Speaker 1: any of those networks, you know it wasn't victory coverage.
Speaker 1: It was more sour grapes and criticism and talking about
Speaker 1: how Hitler was elected and all this sort of stuff.
Speaker 1: In other words, just the continuation of the lives that
Speaker 1: were done all during the election and the fact that
Speaker 1: people that didn't move the needle one way or the other.
Speaker 1: And the fact that they people realize that they've been
Speaker 1: lied to probably said, you know what, We're going someplace
Speaker 1: else for our news. How this story feeling of dread
Speaker 1: spreads across federal workforce as second Trump term looms, much
Speaker 1: of the federal workers on edge, embracing itself for the
Speaker 1: likelihood it's ranks will be purged when President elect Donald
Speaker 1: Trump takes office. Now this is a story from CNN,
Speaker 1: so you can imagine the slant here. Trump, who has
Speaker 1: derided civil civil servants as agents of the deep state,
Speaker 1: promised on the campaign trail to reinstate a twenty twenty
Speaker 1: executive order known as Schedule Left, giving him the power
Speaker 1: to commence mass firings of nonpartisan federal employees who might
Speaker 1: spoil Trump's partisan plans. They talk about that Trump loyalist
Speaker 1: vision and already having a profound chilling effect in the
Speaker 1: career employees, and so on and so forth. Now, I
Speaker 1: guess it's okay that if they are of a liberal
Speaker 1: mind and support the Democratic deep state and are trying
Speaker 1: to sabotage a Republican administration, that's okay. They're you know,
Speaker 1: it's it's okay to have partisanship in the first person,
Speaker 1: but not partisanship in the third person. It's they you
Speaker 1: are allowed to be partisan on our side, but you're
Speaker 1: not allowed to be a partisan on their side. Well, folks,
Speaker 1: that wraps it up for us. Stay tuned for Glenn Beck.
Speaker 1: It's been a pleasure. Thank you so much for all
Speaker 1: the phone calls and everything. I'm Kevin Gordon in for
Speaker 1: Brian Thomas. Fifty five KRC Date Talk Station.
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