Speaker 1: Five o five. It's the five k r C, the
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Speaker 2: A vacation and that's the way the news goes this.
Speaker 1: Indeed, it is Brian Thomas here, glad to be and
Speaker 1: Happy Friday Eve to you, Joe Jucker and never he
Speaker 1: belongs Jack producer the fifty five cars Mortgas, responsible for
Speaker 1: everything related to the show, including lining up Guess. We've
Speaker 1: got some great guests coming up today, beginning with seven
Speaker 1: oh five Orlando Sonza, who made it to fifty five
Speaker 1: carca listener launched. We start by just thanking everyone who
Speaker 1: made it a huge turnout yesterday, Jimm and Jackson the River.
Speaker 1: Just wonderful seeing everybody, a lot of folks I had
Speaker 1: never met before, folks, the friendly faces all around, and
Speaker 1: wonderful turnout. Special thanks to Jim and Jacks for the service.
Speaker 1: So a little overwhelmed. They got a new I Guess
Speaker 1: computer system and they were struggling with it. Was baptism
Speaker 1: by fire, so they wanted to thank everyone for their patients.
Speaker 1: But food and fellowship always great. And yes I lost
Speaker 1: again to cribbage. Mike, just go ahead and put that
Speaker 1: on the record. Anyway, it was wonderful, sing Orlando. He'll
Speaker 1: join the program Seva to five also in attendance for
Speaker 1: a short period of time, and he made a special
Speaker 1: trip just to stop by in support of Orlando Sonza.
Speaker 1: On the record, Dan Hill's former FOP president who launched
Speaker 1: into an at absolute tirade the other day because the
Speaker 1: FOP endorsed, Yeah, you know it didn't endorse, didn't endorse
Speaker 1: Orlando Sonza. Why Landsman anyway outspoken on that one. So
Speaker 1: Dan was there. Photographs to Dan in Orlando circulating around
Speaker 1: the internet. Thing to west side Jim Keiefer for taking
Speaker 1: all the photographs of the folks there at listener to
Speaker 1: Lunch yesterday if you're friends of me on Facebook or
Speaker 1: Jim Keefer. Sheriff Neil also posted some photographs from Listener Lunch.
Speaker 1: He was there hopefully again, Sheriff Neil. Former Sheriff Neil.
Speaker 1: Who else was that? Adam Kaylor was there. I'm trying.
Speaker 1: I don't want to overlook anybody, but it was just
Speaker 1: a wonderful, wonderful event. And the rock star of the
Speaker 1: whole day, No, not Christopher Smithman who was also there,
Speaker 1: although he is a rock star. World War Two veteran
Speaker 1: Frank Wading camp. I'm telling you, everybody got to say
Speaker 1: hi to Frank. He was so excited to be there.
Speaker 1: He was beaming ear to ear grins and just loved
Speaker 1: talking to everybody. Just absolutely a treasure to be able
Speaker 1: to talk to him at any point. I had him
Speaker 1: on the program a couple of times, but just to
Speaker 1: see him enjoying the listener lunch and the opportunity for
Speaker 1: my listeners to actually shake hands and meet that wonderful
Speaker 1: man was just that made my day. Absolutely made my day,
Speaker 1: and from all accounts, I think I made Frank's day too.
Speaker 1: So Frank, I don't know if he's awake yet. I
Speaker 1: think he doesn't get up until a little bit later.
Speaker 1: But God bless you, Frank. You really are an inspiration
Speaker 1: to folks. So after Orlando Sanza leaves the program seven
Speaker 1: thirty with Donovan Neil American for Prosperity, they're still canvassing
Speaker 1: for Bernie Marino. Gonna get an update from Donovan about
Speaker 1: how that is going. My fingers crossed, Hamlin, can he
Speaker 1: prosecute Melissa Powers not even be able to make it yesterday.
Speaker 1: Certainly didn't hold it against her. She is up to
Speaker 1: her eyeballs in work. But she does have time to
Speaker 1: join in the Morning Show today eight oh five. We'll
Speaker 1: talk about low bonds coming from drum roll this time,
Speaker 1: Judge Silverstein, she focused or rather posted was it four
Speaker 1: or six different you know, rap sheets, mug shots with
Speaker 1: all these heinous crimes. These folks were out on own
Speaker 1: recognizance bond, which means zero bond. You don't have to
Speaker 1: post any dollars, you know, obviously if you're a flight risk,
Speaker 1: you don't have any cash laying on the table, no
Speaker 1: stake in the game. Obviously a lot these you to
Speaker 1: flee when you're not going to be out a whole
Speaker 1: lot of money. It's one of the reasons you have
Speaker 1: a bond to ensure that they show up to court
Speaker 1: when they're supposed to. Anyway, the more heinous the crime,
Speaker 1: the more you're supposed to take the safety of the
Speaker 1: community into account. Apparently Judge Silverstein not doing that. The
Speaker 1: focus of Melissa Powers topic this morning on the Morning
Speaker 1: Show again a eight oh five, followed by of course
Speaker 1: iHeart media aviation expert Jay Ratliffe at eight thirty. I
Speaker 1: always enjoy talking at today a Germany's busiest airport brought
Speaker 1: to a standstill for rather interesting and very very tiny
Speaker 1: little reason. We'll hear about that at eight thirty. We'll
Speaker 1: talk about the hearing in the Boeing door plug blowout
Speaker 1: which apparently went nowhere, and a couple other bug related stories.
Speaker 1: I'm going to throw a jay that aren't on his
Speaker 1: topic list, and we always finish up on hub delay,
Speaker 1: as we'll find out whether it's a good day to
Speaker 1: travel or not. Five one, three, seven, four nine fifty
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Speaker 1: The other thing I did last night and it was
Speaker 1: another great turn out. What a cool thing the warned
Speaker 1: David's in town hall, and I thought it was. The
Speaker 1: turnout was wonderful. They had one hundred and fifty RSVPs,
Speaker 1: and I'm not sure if there were one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty people in the room, at north of one hundred.
Speaker 1: At least that reflected to me some really great community engagement.
Speaker 1: People were interested in hearing from him and answer and
Speaker 1: asking some good questions, which he responded to all of them.
Speaker 1: And for those who didn't get their question answered, he's
Speaker 1: promised that they're going to send out email responses, so
Speaker 1: nobody's going to get overlooked. But just the idea of
Speaker 1: the civic engagement that people cared, and there were people
Speaker 1: from both sides of the political ledger there, and in
Speaker 1: fact got into a conversation with one woman who wrote
Speaker 1: a question about the agenda twenty twenty five. She didn't
Speaker 1: like the way I read her question. I did qualify
Speaker 1: it because I thought it was predicated on erroneous premise.
Speaker 1: That being said, it was it was great to see her.
Speaker 1: Whaty and what do we do? Started off with the
Speaker 1: Pledge of Allegiance and fewer and fewer events, he had
Speaker 1: the Pledge of Allegiance. And you know, when I was
Speaker 1: a younger person, every single day in class, what'd you do?
Speaker 1: Pledgeable agians? Right every morning when class started Pledge of Allegiance.
Speaker 1: I remember in uh had to have been third grade
Speaker 1: maybe something around there. Earlier in my k KK through
Speaker 1: six education, the teacher, after years of us reciting the
Speaker 1: Pledge of Allegiance, asked the class, with paper in front
Speaker 1: of them, to write down the words to the pledge.
Speaker 1: And so everyone wrote what they believed to be the
Speaker 1: words to the Pledge of Allegiance. And it's amazing how
Speaker 1: wrong so many kids were in terms of what they
Speaker 1: were saying out loud and wrote wrote down on paper
Speaker 1: versus what the actual pledge says. So it was a
Speaker 1: great learning exercise, and I can't remember. I'd love to
Speaker 1: give that teacher props. But from that day forward I
Speaker 1: knew exactly every word of the Pledge of Allegiance and
Speaker 1: haven't recited erroneously ever since. But it was a funny exercise.
Speaker 1: And the only reason I bring that up because yesterday,
Speaker 1: of course, we said the Pledge was a great thing.
Speaker 1: There's a survey out Rasmusen survey. I just saw that
Speaker 1: this morning when I woke up. Percentage of American of
Speaker 1: Americans saying children should be required to say the Pledge
Speaker 1: of Allegiance every morning in school has dropped sadly dramatically.
Speaker 1: A majority of respondents in this poll three percent margin
Speaker 1: of RA if you're keeping tracking home for margins of RA,
Speaker 1: fifty five percent say that school children should be required
Speaker 1: to say the Pledge, which I'm glad to see. That's
Speaker 1: still in a majority, but it's down from sixty one
Speaker 1: percent in twenty nineteen, and it was a high of
Speaker 1: seventy seven percent in two thousand and eight. So as
Speaker 1: the country becomes more liberal, more divided politically, and I heck,
Speaker 1: I guess those numbers that continue to spiral downward. At
Speaker 1: least that's my belief. Latest rasmusen Pole showed that thirty
Speaker 1: percent say they oppose children saying the pledge every day,
Speaker 1: fifteen percent not even reaching a conclusion on it undecided.
Speaker 1: Over forty Americans, more than sixty percent say that there
Speaker 1: should be a requirement for the pledge. Forty four percent
Speaker 1: of adults under forty agree. See the direction we're going here.
Speaker 1: The younger you are, the less likely it is you're
Speaker 1: going to have this, shall we say, respect for the pledge.
Speaker 1: In terms of party affiliation, seventy seven percent of Republicans,
Speaker 1: forty three percent of Democrats, and independents come into forty
Speaker 1: eight percent saying they should be required. What is with
Speaker 1: Democrats and the low numbers about the pledge? Maybe they
Speaker 1: have bought into the notion that the country is a
Speaker 1: terrible place. I don't know, there's a breakdown. And here's
Speaker 1: maybe the where the rubber meets the road. Asked if
Speaker 1: the United States provides quote liberty and justice for all
Speaker 1: close quote fifty three percent of respondence in the polls
Speaker 1: say no, thirty five say yes, and thirteen percent not
Speaker 1: even sure. Break down at a party of down on
Speaker 1: party affiliation, forty eight percent of Republicans say the US
Speaker 1: does provide liberty and justice for all. Only thirty five
Speaker 1: percent of Democrats twenty four percent of the independent voters.
Speaker 1: What a low low number for independence. And that's those
Speaker 1: who believe that the United States does provide liberty and
Speaker 1: justice for all. And it's kind of a loaded question
Speaker 1: if you think about it now, if you're on the
Speaker 1: Republican I would just say conservative side of the ledger,
Speaker 1: and you see the attacks from our government like for example,
Speaker 1: going all the way back to lowest learners irs, to
Speaker 1: all the lettered agencies, going after well concerned parents, showing
Speaker 1: up at school boards, the attacked on conservative values. I mean,
Speaker 1: you can cite your own illustrations. There's a whole multitude
Speaker 1: of them. And if you have a government that's attacking
Speaker 1: you for your party affiliation or going after you your
Speaker 1: side of the political ledger and not the other side
Speaker 1: for similar reasons, then maybe we don't have liberty and
Speaker 1: justice for all. Maybe it's a one sided, lopsided thing.
Speaker 1: Of course, on the left hand side of the Ledger.
Speaker 1: Many of the folks on the left believed that the
Speaker 1: nation is, you know, irreparably racist or inherently wrong or
Speaker 1: born of original sin, and ergo has to be undermined
Speaker 1: because it doesn't provide limiting justice for all. There's maybe
Speaker 1: a reason built in for that as well. In terms
Speaker 1: of one nation under God, when asked if the United
Speaker 1: States is one nation under God, forty eight percent of
Speaker 1: all respondents said yeah, thirty nine no, and thirteen percent
Speaker 1: not sure. In terms of party affiliation, as you might imagine,
Speaker 1: sixty seven percent of Republicans believe it is one nation
Speaker 1: under God, forty one percent of the Democrat side, which
Speaker 1: actually is higher than I would imagine. And for unaffiliated
Speaker 1: independence thirty nine percent. And of course, those who believe
Speaker 1: that the United States is one nation under God, the
Speaker 1: vast majority seventy five percent say they're the ones that
Speaker 1: say that children should be required to say the Pledge
Speaker 1: of Allegiance at school. For those who do not think
Speaker 1: the United States is one nation under God, fifty three
Speaker 1: percent of those folks don't want the children to say
Speaker 1: the pledge every day. In terms of racial breakdown, forty
Speaker 1: six percent White, forty three percent of Blacks, sixty three
Speaker 1: percent of Hispanics, and forty percent of other minorities say
Speaker 1: the United States is in fact one nation under God.
Speaker 1: Hispanics the most likely to say that the United States
Speaker 1: of America also provides liberty and justice for all. So
Speaker 1: there's that. Wow, that's an outlier there and wonderful to
Speaker 1: see it. Are Hispanic friends or believers in God? Apparently,
Speaker 1: and do still believe in the notion that the United
Speaker 1: States does provide liberty and justice for all. Coming to
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Speaker 1: Iheartradioty one Friday Eve is that Taylor Swift and Top
Speaker 1: of the Iron Is Joe here about that? It's all
Speaker 1: over the internet. Taylors Swift Kin had a canceler concert,
Speaker 1: according to International Reward. Suspects arrested to included a nineteen
Speaker 1: year old who pledged his allegiance to Isis living with
Speaker 1: his parents and some town called Turnets, as well as
Speaker 1: another guy. Both arrested after police we raided the nineteen
Speaker 1: year old's home found various chemicals and substances targeted the
Speaker 1: attack Vienna's ernst Apple Stadium, where Taylor Swift was schedul
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Speaker 1: Police director there said during news conference both man had
Speaker 1: become radicalized through the Internet and apparently had specific plans
Speaker 1: on how the attack was going to be carried out.
Speaker 1: Going after Taylor Swift, the authorities claimed that the concert
Speaker 1: Danger I Love This Concert Danger had been minimized, but that,
Speaker 1: in their words, abstract danger remained, which prompted the cancelation
Speaker 1: of the shows. Now, contrast that with President Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: who has an active suspicious person running him up around
Speaker 1: the fairgrounds, and they had identified him as well a
Speaker 1: threat before Donald Trump started speaking. Why did the Secret
Speaker 1: Service let him go out and start speaking when there
Speaker 1: was this concern running around the audience that there's a
Speaker 1: guy here and a suspicious man at that with a
Speaker 1: rangefinder on top of a building. And you get a
Speaker 1: whole lot of news about Taylor Swifth. What about the
Speaker 1: Pakistani man with ties to the Iranian government who tried
Speaker 1: wanted to kill Donald Trump as well arrested the other day.
Speaker 1: That was an announcement. This kind of got overlooked as
Speaker 1: well as if Merchant forty six went to New York
Speaker 1: City worked with a hit man to carry out the
Speaker 1: assassination they thought in late August early September, courtered federal prosecutors.
Speaker 1: In the complaint against this guy, it says the plot
Speaker 1: was intended to hit targe high ranking US officials, including
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. Accord to US Attorney Baron Peace from the
Speaker 1: Eastern District of New York, in a statement working on
Speaker 1: behalf of the I'm working on behalf of others overseas
Speaker 1: merchant planned the murder of US government officials on American soil.
Speaker 1: This prosecution demonstrates that this office and the entire United
Speaker 1: States Department of Justice will take swift decision action protect
Speaker 1: our country's nation, our nation's security, our government officials, and
Speaker 1: our citizens from foreign threats. This guy was arrested on
Speaker 1: the twelfth of July, while preparing to leave the United States.
Speaker 1: Told investigators that his wife and children he love this
Speaker 1: He had a wife and children in Iran and a
Speaker 1: wife and children in Pakistan. Kind of wonder if they
Speaker 1: know each other. Field Office had. Fortunately, the assassin's merchant
Speaker 1: allegedly tried to hire were undercover FBI agents. This case
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Speaker 1: prosecutors in New York, Houston, and Dallas. Success in neutralizing
Speaker 1: this threat not only prevented the tragic outcome, but reaffirms
Speaker 1: the FBI's commitment to protecting our nation and its citizens
Speaker 1: both domestic and international threats. Love how they pat themselves
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Speaker 1: I go forget the local stories. Got Mike online. Mike,
Speaker 1: thanks for calling and welcome to the program.
Speaker 5: All right, Brian, I'm not sure you've covered this this week.
Speaker 5: Stayton out Walt. They had the pick for vice president,
Speaker 5: is they the reason why One of the reasons why
Speaker 5: they may have picked him is because they got tired
Speaker 5: of think hearing you say Kamala was a dee I hired.
Speaker 4: He's not.
Speaker 1: Oh so because he's an old white guy. They can
Speaker 1: get around the DEI nonsense.
Speaker 5: That's right. They don't have to listen to anymore.
Speaker 1: If that's well, that would show how wonderful her decision
Speaker 1: making is, then, wouldn't it. Yeah, well, I guess that
Speaker 1: was in fact an added benefit. Appreciate it, man. Some
Speaker 1: were clamoring for an all female ticket. I know that anyhow.
Speaker 1: Over to the local stories here, Joe, I think we
Speaker 1: got an award to give out. Thirty two year old
Speaker 1: man arrested August fifth, charged with two counts of raping
Speaker 1: a child Court to Butler County Sheriff's Office. Sheriff rather
Speaker 1: Richard Jones, in a statement yesterday, held a press conference
Speaker 1: about the details on this. They received a call from
Speaker 1: Children's Services in Tennessee about a possible sexual abuse case
Speaker 1: happening in Liberty Townships. I went to a trailer parking
Speaker 1: where the suspect, Kyle Plumber, award winner this morning. That's
Speaker 1: where he was living. After interviewing him, the thirty two
Speaker 1: year old, thanks to Fox nineteen reporting, ended up admitting
Speaker 1: to the crimes. Does that mean we don't have to
Speaker 1: call him an alleged rapist? Joe Courda Jones Plumber's phone
Speaker 1: wreck and show texts between him and his ex girlfriend
Speaker 1: in which he told her about what he was doing
Speaker 1: to the victim, Jones said. He said he trusted her.
Speaker 1: Thank god, she told him he's actually a piece of
Speaker 1: s word. We'll just say excrement, summing it up quite nicely,
Speaker 1: sheriff said. Butler Kennedy law enforcement in Tennessee expecting more
Speaker 1: charges against Plumber and believe there could be more victims.
Speaker 1: He said, this is just the beginning, folks. This is
Speaker 1: not the end of the charges here, and this is
Speaker 1: not the end of the charges in Tennessee. Jones is
Speaker 1: asking parents in the area to call Detective Mike Steele
Speaker 1: if their children have been around Plumber or know any
Speaker 1: other juveniles have been around him. Five on three, seven, five, nine,
Speaker 1: thirty seven forty seven, or just go to Fox nineteen
Speaker 1: dot com and look for the story. It's in the
Speaker 1: front page. Can't remember the number.
Speaker 2: Peris the biggest douche of the universe, in all the galaxies.
Speaker 2: There's no bigger douche than you. You've reached the top.
Speaker 2: It's a pinnacle of douche. Doum good going dous Your dreams.
Speaker 1: Have come true. He gets the full ard from molesting children. Ah,
Speaker 1: let's see you go to Lochland, Ohio, man being his
Speaker 1: bell behind bars after he allegedly robbed someone and forced
Speaker 1: him out of his clothes at gunpoint during a home invasion.
Speaker 1: Nineteen year old Wayne smith Jackson held in hamilin Kinnty
Speaker 1: Detention Center one count each of rape and robbery. According
Speaker 1: to the court documents, they say the nineteen year old
Speaker 1: got into the home through an open window, went into
Speaker 1: the victim's bedroom, where he put a gun to his head.
Speaker 1: Smith Jackson then told the victim to give him everything
Speaker 1: he had and to take off his clothes. Victim forced
Speaker 1: to lie on the floor while he searched the room.
Speaker 1: Suspect accused of taking the man's iPhone, PlayStation five console.
Speaker 1: Also alleged that Smith Jackson made the victim paying fifty
Speaker 1: dollars on a cash app then fled out of the
Speaker 1: back of the house. When officers got there, they found
Speaker 1: an uber driver who was waiting for a passenger named Wayne.
Speaker 1: Police arrested Smith Jackson when they saw him coming out
Speaker 1: of the backyard. Also found the victim's phone in the
Speaker 1: suspects backpack. Smith Jackson, being court for it was in
Speaker 1: court yesterday for his arraignment. Since I please s on
Speaker 1: the scene right now, the fatal shooting in Winton Hills.
Speaker 1: Officerly showed up to the fifty three hundred block of
Speaker 1: Betman Drive about four o'clock this morning. Man in his
Speaker 1: forties was found shot as an unresponsive taking to UC
Speaker 1: Medical Center, pronounced dead shortly after. They confirmed police are
Speaker 1: calling this a homicide investigation. No additional details at this point.
Speaker 1: They may very still, very well still be there since
Speaker 1: that just happened this morning. Kind of breaking news on
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Speaker 1: doing with Americans for prosperity. Let us see here over
Speaker 1: the stack is stupid. We have a young woman described
Speaker 1: has been arrested in Iran for the crime of singing
Speaker 1: Amy Winehouse's song Back to Black in public without the
Speaker 1: mandatory hijab. Don't you love Sharia law? Sarah asked me Illy,
Speaker 1: close enough, known for her performances on the streets of
Speaker 1: a day Rana which she defies the Islamic Republic laws
Speaker 1: film singing the two thousand and six hit A month ago.
Speaker 1: Her post on Instagram has gone viral, takeing him to
Speaker 1: custody on Saturday, with no information availab about her whereabouts,
Speaker 1: her condition, her family described as in despair, imprisoned in
Speaker 1: the Tehran Central Detention Center for the crime of singing
Speaker 1: in public without a hit job. I'm sorry as I
Speaker 1: pause here and just try to contemplate the reality and
Speaker 1: absolute outright stupidity of having to live in an oppressive
Speaker 1: regime like that. Way. We have protesters in the street,
Speaker 1: the LGBTQ for Hamas folks for example. Yeah, I'll tell
Speaker 1: you what I remember that community ought to go ahead
Speaker 1: and spend a few hours a time in any one
Speaker 1: of these countries that are under SIA law. Go ahead
Speaker 1: and knock your solfoub. We'll see how that works out
Speaker 1: for you. You might end up on the opposite side
Speaker 1: of the ledger. Just pointing it out, I do have
Speaker 1: a way of dealing with those who defy sharial law
Speaker 1: in a rather disgusting manner, even if it's just being
Speaker 1: locked up for singing in public without wearing a headgear.
Speaker 1: I you know, eve me thinkure of that? How does
Speaker 1: anyone subscribe to that theology discussion?
Speaker 9: But you know.
Speaker 1: I mean, if you are a non religious person and
Speaker 1: you believe in God, and you're looking for a set
Speaker 1: of doctrinal, dogmatic principles that you know sound good and
Speaker 1: work for you. And how about this one where women
Speaker 1: have no rights and where gay people are thrown off
Speaker 1: buildings and executed, where you'll go to jail for maybe forever,
Speaker 1: for not wearing a scarf around your head. No, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna stay away from that one. That just does not
Speaker 1: sound too appealing to me. Go to Orlando, Florida, where
Speaker 1: we typically end up. At some point in Florida, Flagler
Speaker 1: County Sheriff's office that he said, deputies on I ninety
Speaker 1: five pulled over a speeding driver. To their surprise, he
Speaker 1: passed out three times during the traffic stop. I think
Speaker 1: it must have been indica and not sativa. Deputy's reported
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Speaker 1: The driver, Anthony James Junior, appeared nervous. He confessed there
Speaker 1: was marijuana in the vehicle. However, a search revealed not
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Speaker 1: of why he was falling asleep, oxy codon pills and
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Speaker 1: Back over to the stack of stupid uh go to Whitman, Massachusetts.
Speaker 1: Worthy police there said a man's been arrested in church
Speaker 1: after an incident in which he allegedly exposed himself to juveniles.
Speaker 1: Why are you doing that? That question it can never
Speaker 1: be answered. Fifty nine year old Paul Saint Martin, a
Speaker 1: Level three sex offender from a city from a town
Speaker 1: called Hanson, charge with one kount of OpenSS and gruddiness,
Speaker 1: open engross loudness, they say. On July twenty seventh, officers
Speaker 1: showed up at the area of Route eighteen and Route
Speaker 1: twenty seven for report of a man allegedly exposing himself
Speaker 1: to two juvenile girls. Suspect that since fled the scene,
Speaker 1: but the victims were able to identify that the man's
Speaker 1: car had an Indiana license flate and surveillance footage from
Speaker 1: the area. Yes, as I always observe they have that
Speaker 1: would be criminals, child molesters, and perpetrators of offenses. Remember,
Speaker 1: you're on candid camera these days. It doesn't give me
Speaker 1: any comfort that it's an Orwellian world in which we live.
Speaker 1: But you know, sometimes I'm willing to overlook the Orwellian
Speaker 1: reality of that and be thankful that you're going to
Speaker 1: be on video and ergo. The police are probably gonna
Speaker 1: catch you anyway. That surveillance footage helped identify the suspect
Speaker 1: was driving a Chevy Malibu Sedan. The following day, nearby
Speaker 1: police apartment got a notice of a similar instance or incident.
Speaker 1: Witnesses were able to obtain the victims a rather the
Speaker 1: vehicle's license plate number, which allowed them to determine the
Speaker 1: vehicle was rented by this Saint Martin guy and allowed
Speaker 1: them to find out his home address in the town
Speaker 1: of Hanson, where he was arrested when he pulled into
Speaker 1: the parking lot at his home. This, he'll say Saint Martin,
Speaker 1: being held on a ten thousand dollars bill, currently in
Speaker 1: custody in a Plymouth correctional facility. Officer said he allegedly
Speaker 1: committed similar actions in Marshfield, Braintree and Belmont, two of
Speaker 1: which have fought arrestaurants as well. Oh yeah, makes you
Speaker 1: kind of wonder how big the hand and lock up
Speaker 1: is Joe. I'm sure word got around rather quickly as
Speaker 1: to why he was in there. We go to Paris,
Speaker 1: where Australian Olympic field hockey player Tom Craig had to
Speaker 1: apologize yesterday for what he described as his terrible mistake
Speaker 1: after being arrested trying to buy cocaine while on a
Speaker 1: night out after his team was eliminated from the Paris Games. Great,
Speaker 1: what the hell I know? Craig faced Australian media in
Speaker 1: Paris after the French prosecutor's issue a statement confirming well,
Speaker 1: the twenty eight year at Australian and Olympic silver medalists
Speaker 1: in the Tokyo Games three years ago had been given
Speaker 1: a criminal warning and released after spending a night in custody.
Speaker 1: I'd first like to truly apologize for what has occurred
Speaker 1: over the last twenty four hours. He said, I made
Speaker 1: a terrible mistake and I take full responsibility for my actions.
Speaker 1: My actions are my own and by no way reflective.
Speaker 1: He's in my family, my teammates, my friends, the sport
Speaker 1: and the Australian Olympic team. I've embarrassed you all and
Speaker 1: I'm truly sorry. After that, he was escorted away by
Speaker 1: an Australian Olympic Committee official who didn't allow him to
Speaker 1: take any questions. The Australian Committee later released his statement
Speaker 1: from the twenty twenty fourteen leader, saying Craig had lost
Speaker 1: his Olympic privileges and had been moved out of the
Speaker 1: Athletic Athletes Village, which probably was a good thing. From
Speaker 1: what I hear about the village, they have to stay in.
Speaker 1: The spokesperson said, I cannot condone what Thomas done. He's
Speaker 1: a good person who made a bad decision, but there
Speaker 1: are consequences for decision like that. He's apologized, showing remorse
Speaker 1: and owned up to his mistakes. Prosecutor's office said police
Speaker 1: interrupted a drug transaction outside of building in the ninth
Speaker 1: this district area of Paris said the investigation been turned
Speaker 1: over to police. An anti drug uniit for investigation and
Speaker 1: the would be buyer appeared before the magistrate Wednesday. Also
Speaker 1: the alleged cellar, described as a seventeen year old, also
Speaker 1: taken into custody. Under French law, criminal warning is an
Speaker 1: alternative to prosecution meant for first time offenders on condition
Speaker 1: that they admit their guilt and don't commit another crime
Speaker 1: within the next couple of years. No fine imposed. How
Speaker 1: about that light sentence? Idiots doing idiot things because they're idiots.
Speaker 1: And here's the rather uplifting story we can end on.
Speaker 1: A man Wayne County, West Virginia caught a state record
Speaker 1: channel catfish in the pond on his father's farm in
Speaker 1: South Charleston, which is you know, so what it's how
Speaker 1: he caught it. John Tyler Rutherford reeled in a forty
Speaker 1: three and a half inch long, forty six plus pound
Speaker 1: channel catfish. He's ladies, he reeled in the big fish
Speaker 1: July twenty fourth, US in twenty first using his daughter's
Speaker 1: fishing rod and worms as bait. Quote from the man
Speaker 1: who caught it, I got my daughters a little nine
Speaker 1: dollars ninety nine cent pink rod. She's three, and she
Speaker 1: can reel them in, but she can't cast it out.
Speaker 1: So I cast it out for her, and I was
Speaker 1: holding the rod and she was sitting on my lap phrasing,
Speaker 1: oh Joe, are you making a Joe Biden reference with that? One?
Speaker 1: Common length for channel catfish is twenty two inch longest
Speaker 1: maximum reported link fifty two inches, according to the US
Speaker 1: Fish and Wildlife Service latest West Virginia record for the
Speaker 1: channel catfish, set in twenty twenty two. Rutherford's catch topped
Speaker 1: both that and the twenty twenty three length record on
Speaker 1: a ten dollars pink fishing rod designed and used by
Speaker 1: a three year old. There you go, five fifty six
Speaker 1: fifty five CARCD talk station. Is a Trump's race to lose,
Speaker 1: I supposed depends on how he frames the campaign from
Speaker 1: this point going forward. Considering Tim Wall Tim is now
Speaker 1: the left wing selection for vice president with the common
Speaker 1: Harris Tim Waltz team full on Left. The point is
Speaker 1: that's the message that needs to get out, why they're
Speaker 1: a bad bet. Let's talk about that. A little bit,
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Speaker 1: happy Friday Eve to you. That's just tuning in. I
Speaker 1: go through the rundown real quick scene and who's coming
Speaker 1: up one hour from now. Orlando's Sonsa of course running
Speaker 1: four Congress against Greg Landsman and reeling from the FOP
Speaker 1: endorsement of Greg Landsman. Dan Hill's outspoken on that when
Speaker 1: he was at listener lunch yesterday, and so was Orlando Sonza.
Speaker 1: Dan will be joined the program at some point in
Speaker 1: the near future to talk about that. He is absolutely
Speaker 1: beside himself over the FOP decision to back Greg Landsman
Speaker 1: for reasons pretty much unknown. We heard from Ken Kober yesterday.
Speaker 1: You can check out the podcast fifty five care Sea
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Speaker 1: for that vote, but he seems to think it's connected
Speaker 1: with Greg Landsman's bringing back from the federal coffers, meaning
Speaker 1: your tax dollars, whether you're in Hamilton County or not,
Speaker 1: one point seven million dollars. So since a police department
Speaker 1: could get its cameras fixed, which just really blew my mind,
Speaker 1: you can add that to the list that seems to
Speaker 1: be endless about the things the City of Cincinnati has
Speaker 1: neglected in favor of pursuing new shiny objects. So we
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Speaker 1: We should be responsible in the city for paying for
Speaker 1: their upkeep and they should be maintained because they're critical
Speaker 1: for law enforcement. Joe Strecker wants to know why didn't
Speaker 1: he find any money while he was on council. Well,
Speaker 1: that's because they were busy neglecting all of the infrastructure, Joe.
Speaker 1: They've got hundreds of millions of dollars in back data infrastructure. Well,
Speaker 1: and yeah, he was busy texting PG in the Gang
Speaker 1: of five. And we know that. Donald Neil, Americans for
Speaker 1: Prosperty joins the program at seven thirty to talk about
Speaker 1: canvassing for Bernie Marino and how that's going eight oh
Speaker 1: five two hours from now Hamlin County Prosky and Melissa
Speaker 1: Power's returns talk about low bonds or own recognizance bonds,
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Speaker 1: And of course I heard me. The aviation expert Jay
Speaker 1: Ratliff joins the program at eight thirty. Quite a few
Speaker 1: topics talk about with Jay, which I always enjoyed doing.
Speaker 1: For I move in a direction I was planning on going.
Speaker 1: I got a couple of callers online which I prefer
Speaker 1: five one three, seven, four nine fifty five hundred, eight
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Speaker 1: hang on, get you next, Bobby, Happy Thursday to you, welcome.
Speaker 10: Good morning, and happy Thursday, my brother. How about this
Speaker 10: new Tim Walls as the BP. They couldn't have got
Speaker 10: a better toat sucker than that guy. Well wonderful.
Speaker 1: They're all in on woke liberal left wing realm of
Speaker 1: the Democrat Party. And I think a lot of Democrats
Speaker 1: aren't even in that realm, which is I mean, if
Speaker 1: you look at like two of the squad members are
Speaker 1: no longer eligible now they've been ousted in a primary
Speaker 1: within their own party. Left wing Democrats voting and choosing
Speaker 1: this between candidates decided that Chuck Corey Bush and of
Speaker 1: course Bowman Jamal Bowman he lost earlier because maybe just
Speaker 1: maybe had nothing to do with Bowman pulling a fire
Speaker 1: alarm or Corey Busch is whatever. Maybe it's because they're crazy, radical,
Speaker 1: insane leftists and they left the Democratic Party in pursuit
Speaker 1: of communism. I don't know, but I think it represents
Speaker 1: a really great illustration of maybe the Democrats have lost
Speaker 1: their way and going with Tim Walls, who's full on
Speaker 1: in as left wing as Kamala Harris and AOC, that
Speaker 1: just solidifies, I think the belief that that's the direction
Speaker 1: the party's going to go, and they believe that's the
Speaker 1: direction they think Americans generally speaking want to go. And
Speaker 1: I can only pray to God and I will continue
Speaker 1: to do that that they're way wrong on that.
Speaker 10: If they keep driving the point about him going to
Speaker 10: China thirty plus times, teaching and living over there during
Speaker 10: Tenement Square, even getting married at the anniversary of Tenement Square,
Speaker 10: and he won't go to Iraq, I'm going to tell
Speaker 10: you some of his political career did or they had
Speaker 10: a damn play of fried chicken, period, all of them.
Speaker 1: I'll appreciate your optimism on that. I think we even
Speaker 1: had more to talk about in terms of his record.
Speaker 1: I mean, if you look at what his record is,
Speaker 1: he's just unbelievable. Increase taxes, illegal immigrants eligible for driver's license,
Speaker 1: sanctuary state Minnesota, the tampons in men's bathrooms, requiring electric vehicles,
Speaker 1: reducing the carbon output of Minnesota plant generation down to
Speaker 1: eighty percent carbon free by twenty thirty, one hundred percent
Speaker 1: by twenty forty. So he's full on the Green New Deal,
Speaker 1: a trans refuge state he made Minnesota. I mean, it
Speaker 1: just goes on and on and on. So I think
Speaker 1: it's a wonderful choice. My brother, Well, it is if
Speaker 1: Trump stays on message. And this is one of the
Speaker 1: criticisms some are coming out with, including my friends at
Speaker 1: the Wall Street Journal. At his rallies, he keeps focusing on,
Speaker 1: you know, like the stolen election and his personal personally
Speaker 1: being prosecuted and persecuted, the lawfair stuff, all of that.
Speaker 1: And I know it is to some degree about him
Speaker 1: and the treatment of Donald Trump, which is illustrative of
Speaker 1: how well political our government has gotten but on the issues.
Speaker 1: I mean, the Trump campaign wins on what really matters
Speaker 1: to the voters, immigration, economy, inflation. Those are the big
Speaker 1: plate items that just should be the absolute number one
Speaker 1: focus before you get to the little items like whether
Speaker 1: or not Kamala Harris is Indian or black. Honestly, I
Speaker 1: don't give a wit. Shouldn't matter, doesn't matter content a character,
Speaker 1: not color of skin. What about the economy, what about
Speaker 1: how terrible things are? What about the direction we're going
Speaker 1: in terms of the jobless numbers? What about? I mean,
Speaker 1: we could go on and on issues that really matter
Speaker 1: to the American people and their everyday live should be
Speaker 1: front and center twenty four to seven, all the way
Speaker 1: up until the election. My point. Appreciate Bobby. As always,
Speaker 1: Let's do what Steve's got this morning. Steve, welcome to
Speaker 1: the program, and a very happy Friday Eve to you.
Speaker 9: Happy Friday Eve. So, now we've got the golden ticket
Speaker 9: of Kami Harris and we've got Kim Jong Walls. This
Speaker 9: is one, I mean, this is I'm gonna say, she
Speaker 9: and her team overfought.
Speaker 11: This so much.
Speaker 9: This was a slam dunk to pick the guy from Pennsylvania.
Speaker 9: I know there was potential baggage with him. Now you're
Speaker 9: showing that you're pandering to anti Semites in your party
Speaker 9: by not going with the obvious choice based on this
Speaker 9: guy allowing Minneapolis to burn for days nothing doing nothing
Speaker 9: to stop it. I don't know how his value, you know,
Speaker 9: I know a lot of it's well, he's from Minnesota,
Speaker 9: that's what he He doesn't represent the values of Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania,
Speaker 9: the people they need to win to win those states.
Speaker 9: So I think she stepped in a big time. I
Speaker 9: think the you know, I know, the media is covering
Speaker 9: for her. It's hard to cover for somebody that doesn't.
Speaker 9: You know, we don't have a COVID lockdown right now.
Speaker 9: She is, you know, she's running for president. She's got
Speaker 9: to be out there eventually, She's going to have to
Speaker 9: be taking questions. She's just not a good candidate, but
Speaker 9: she pick. I mean, this guy, he is such a
Speaker 9: weird I mean, you talk about weird as you ever.
Speaker 9: I mean, he looks like he drinks like fifty cups
Speaker 9: of coffee before he comes on stage. He is so
Speaker 9: I mean, he's got the shikes. I mean, he's got
Speaker 9: this goofy way, a waving too, which is like how
Speaker 9: you'd wave to like a two year old child if
Speaker 9: you walk down room. I mean, there's something, you know.
Speaker 9: I'm glad they stepped in it. I think they made
Speaker 9: it easier for the good guys to win. But well,
Speaker 9: we'll see how it plays out. But I was pretty
Speaker 9: happy and actually stunned by the choice that was made.
Speaker 9: But we'll see how it plays out.
Speaker 1: I agree with you, it doesn't make a whole lot
Speaker 1: of sense to me. But maybe it's illustrative of how
Speaker 1: strong that Muslim community is in Michigan and Minnesota and elsewhere.
Speaker 1: I don't know what the numbers are. I know there
Speaker 1: are massive enclaves of recently immigrated folks from foreign lands
Speaker 1: that are in the Muslim community there. They have huge
Speaker 1: Muslim enclaves. And of course, obviously it's a winning strategy
Speaker 1: to attack Israel or to you know, say we need
Speaker 1: a ceasefire or we need a two state solution, whatever
Speaker 1: the the utterances are from any given politician, But the
Speaker 1: idea that there are that many and if that was
Speaker 1: the reason why they did not go as Shapiro, because
Speaker 1: obviously a Jewish man would probably have an impact on
Speaker 1: that particular voting block. But is that voting block that
Speaker 1: big that they needed a panda to that voting block
Speaker 1: and ignore the better choice in a state that they
Speaker 1: absolutely must win to win the election. That's it's really puzzling,
Speaker 1: it really is. And media so far is trying to
Speaker 1: do a bit of a whitewash on his you know,
Speaker 1: his background, I speaking of weird, which I thought was
Speaker 1: a funny one. Just I go to CNN just the
Speaker 1: other day, Dana Bash talking about this quote. One of
Speaker 1: his friends told me, Dana Bash this morning that his
Speaker 1: that his and I'm just reading it. I know that
Speaker 1: is twice, but that's what she said. That his superpower
Speaker 1: is how normal he is. That's a quote. Scott Jennings,
Speaker 1: c ANN contributor, responded to that, and he went to
Speaker 1: your point, is it normal to let your biggest city
Speaker 1: in your state burn while you're the governor for four days,
Speaker 1: destroying thousands of businesses, hundreds of millions of dollars in
Speaker 1: property damage? Why you do nothing? Great retort, he said,
Speaker 1: I don't do any of that as normal. I look
Speaker 1: at this through the lens of decision making. In two cases,
Speaker 1: they've showed us who they are. Kamala Harris absolutely bowed
Speaker 1: down to the radical left in her party by not
Speaker 1: picking Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, who is Jewish. There was
Speaker 1: a nasty campaign run against him. Everybody knows it. No
Speaker 1: one wants to admit it, but everybody knows it. She
Speaker 1: wound up cheeing the person who was not Jewish, and
Speaker 1: not as talented, and not from a state that she
Speaker 1: has to win. Are there bold statement from a CNN commentator,
Speaker 1: wouldn't you say? Yeah? That's an important thing. That's one
Speaker 1: of the big plate issues. His response to people burning
Speaker 1: down the city was to sit on his hands for
Speaker 1: multiple days. Terribly optics, and you've got a record that
Speaker 1: he's going to have to live with him. That is
Speaker 1: one of the things that needs to be focused on.
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Speaker 1: There's rather six twenty one, seven twenty one, fast forwarding
Speaker 1: one hour. I wouldn't want to do that because Orlando
Speaker 1: Sonza coming on. It's at seven oh five. So he
Speaker 1: was at listener lunch yesterday. A guy I was just
Speaker 1: looking through listener lunch pictures with great turnout. Yes at
Speaker 1: Jim and Jacks and what a just absolute amazing pleasure,
Speaker 1: and thank you from the bottom of my heart. Andrew
Speaker 1: Pappi is former Anderson Township trustee for bringing World War
Speaker 1: Two veteran Frank whitten Camp. He had one hell of
Speaker 1: a great time with his facial expression and his comments.
Speaker 1: For any indication he made the right choice coming to
Speaker 1: listen to lunch, He met a whole bunch of people
Speaker 1: and it was just a great thing to see. And
Speaker 1: if you haven't to my podcast. In my conversation with
Speaker 1: Frank ninety seven years young Sinnedy ninety eight, World War
Speaker 1: Two veteran, last time I had him on, he talked
Speaker 1: a lot about it, his experiences growing up as a
Speaker 1: child and what had just a dramatically different childhood he
Speaker 1: had versus what he observes today. And he made a
Speaker 1: comment about, you know when he was on the program,
Speaker 1: about people on their cell phones. You see these kids
Speaker 1: just staring at their phones all the time. He said,
Speaker 1: when I was a kid, we're out running around making
Speaker 1: up things, inventing games and using our imaginations. He said,
Speaker 1: kids don't do any of that. Anymore. He was heartbroken
Speaker 1: about it. Sitting across the table from him, Drew Pappus
Speaker 1: is there looking for a photograph on his phone because
Speaker 1: he was talking about something. He said, Oh, I think
Speaker 1: I have a picture of that in here, and Frank
Speaker 1: looked at him. He just kind of shook his head
Speaker 1: back and forth, basically saying something the effective see, this
Speaker 1: is exactly what I'm talking about. Why in the hell
Speaker 1: are you looking at that damn phone. Frank's great. I
Speaker 1: thought this was bizarre. I just got done mentioning Corey Bush,
Speaker 1: and she's been ousted. Of course, the Democrats rejected her
Speaker 1: and the primary in favor of a moderate Democrat because
Speaker 1: she's one of the far left members of congres right now,
Speaker 1: so she made a concession speech and one of the
Speaker 1: reasons she lost. And big money is big money, And
Speaker 1: I hate the fact that money can influence people's hearts
Speaker 1: and minds. You could put a massive pile of cash
Speaker 1: in some campaign, it would never ever change my mind
Speaker 1: about where I stand politically. All the money in the
Speaker 1: world couldn't change my political ideology or who I believe
Speaker 1: in and who I don't based upon their policy positions.
Speaker 1: But and I'm not sure. We can say the American
Speaker 1: Israeli Public Affairs Committee and it's Political Action Committee, which
Speaker 1: is the one that was responsible for funding the anti
Speaker 1: Cory Bush campaign. It's called United Democracy Project. They spent
Speaker 1: eight and a half million dollars to have her ousted. Well,
Speaker 1: and the money either it had an impact.
Speaker 11: Or not.
Speaker 1: But she's out, and since she's so anti Israel, it
Speaker 1: doesn't shock me that they threw the money at the campaign.
Speaker 1: During her concession speech, APAC is what she said, I'm
Speaker 1: coming to tear your kingdom down, and let me put
Speaker 1: all of these corporations on notice. I'm coming after you too.
Speaker 1: Question remains how and it sounds to me like maybe
Speaker 1: Hamas or ISIS or one of the other terrorist organizations
Speaker 1: might have a new member. She said this because now
Speaker 1: there are some strings that I have attached, referring to
Speaker 1: her being an elected official, being a member of Congress.
Speaker 1: Those are the strings she has attached, she went on.
Speaker 1: And as much as I love my job, all that
Speaker 1: all they did was radicalize me, and now they should
Speaker 1: be afraid. Huh. Yeah, it's interesting. Coming on the heels
Speaker 1: of the article I read about the would be assassin
Speaker 1: of Donald Trump that they found. They said he was
Speaker 1: radicalized online. I think there was a reference to radicalization
Speaker 1: online with the guy who was arrested for wanting to
Speaker 1: kill Taylor Swift or otherwise unleased some sort of terrorist
Speaker 1: attack on the Taylor Swift concert. Radicalized. That's her word,
Speaker 1: not mine. I'm just reading it for you, man. She's
Speaker 1: an angry, angry, angry, angry, angry woman. Six twenty five
Speaker 1: at five k se DE talk station. And that's the
Speaker 1: direction Kamala Harris went, you know, when they didn't go
Speaker 1: as Shapiro and they went with Waltz from Minnesota, the
Speaker 1: well equal radical to Kamala Harris. More coming up, phone calls, welcome.
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Speaker 13: You've got to run around, do an end run around
Speaker 13: the state run media mob. They're not going to vet
Speaker 13: Tamala Harris and then not gonna vet them walls. They're
Speaker 13: gonna let them get off pretty much scott free. It's
Speaker 13: the equivalent of allowing Joe to hide in his basement
Speaker 13: all throughout the twenty twenty campaign under the guise of
Speaker 13: COVID is not out. There's no outrage, there's there's no
Speaker 13: indignation at the fact that Harrison Walls have yet to
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Speaker 13: gonna be by a friendly interviewer, which is fine, But
Speaker 13: when are they going to be asked about the very
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Speaker 1: Is that ever gonna happen?
Speaker 3: Check out the Sean Hannity radio show later today right here.
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Speaker 8: Highway traffick continues to look pretty good this morning.
Speaker 7: No major problems to deal with at the moment, including
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Speaker 1: Station six thirty fifty five KRCD Talk Station, Happy Friday.
Speaker 1: He got local stories here. If you'd like to call
Speaker 1: feel Free five or three seven poin nine to fifty
Speaker 1: five hundred, eight hundred eight to three talk again if
Speaker 1: you're friends of either me or Jim Keefer or Jim Neil.
Speaker 1: A bunch of people on Facebook and put the pictures
Speaker 1: up from Listener Lunch yesterday. I just was flipping through
Speaker 1: them and h Hello to Mississippi James, who I showed
Speaker 1: up with his wife yesterday as well. Mississippi James calls
Speaker 1: in the program regularly. Was good seeing him, but lots
Speaker 1: and lots of friends and folks there, a lot of
Speaker 1: new people I got to meet for the first time.
Speaker 1: Just a wonderful day of fellowship. So thanks again everybody
Speaker 1: who was able to make it to listener Lunch. We're
Speaker 1: going to be at Weedham and Brewery next month, first
Speaker 1: Wednesday of next month, and then I believe it's Anderson
Speaker 1: Pub and Goal for the last listener lunch before Election Day.
Speaker 1: Anderson Pub over in yes on Beachmont and Anderson so
Speaker 1: market dude, and I'll look forward to seeing you there.
Speaker 1: Over the local stories. We got an award we gave
Speaker 1: out this morning, the award that no one wants to get.
Speaker 1: But we've got a guy who got it, and he's
Speaker 1: right here in the local news. Thirty te year old
Speaker 1: man arrested on the fifth of this month, charged with
Speaker 1: two counts of raping a child. Yesterday, but La County
Speaker 1: Scheer Richard Jones held a press conference regarding the details.
Speaker 1: They received a call from Children's Services down in Tennessee
Speaker 1: about a possible sexual abuse case happening in Liberty Township's
Speaker 1: township Rather So, detectives went to the trailer park where
Speaker 1: the suspect, Kyle Plumber, our award winner for the morning
Speaker 1: That's where he lived. After interviewing him, it says right
Speaker 1: here Fox nineteen reporting the thirty two year old admitted
Speaker 1: to the crimes. According to Jones, Plumber's phone records show
Speaker 1: texts between him and his ex girlfriend in which he
Speaker 1: told her about what he was doing to the victim.
Speaker 1: Jones said quote he said he trusted her, thank god
Speaker 1: she told told on him, meaning the girlfriend ex girlfriend
Speaker 1: and in Jones' words, he is actually a piece of
Speaker 1: I'll use the word excrement. Jeff said, Butler County of
Speaker 1: law enforcement in Tennessee are expecting more charges against this
Speaker 1: miserable excrement and believe there could be more victims. He said,
Speaker 1: this is just the beginning, folks. It's not the end
Speaker 1: of the charges here, and it's not the end of
Speaker 1: the charges in Tennessee, asking parents in the area to
Speaker 1: call Detective Mike Steele Michael Steele if their children have
Speaker 1: even been around Plumber or know any other juveniles who've
Speaker 1: been around him. Detective Steele's number five one, three, seven, five, nine,
Speaker 1: seventy three forty seven. Johnes said, when these people do
Speaker 1: these heinous acts, it's usually it usually doesn't start or
Speaker 1: end with one. Pedophiles do this often. He apparently was
Speaker 1: arrained yesterday, currently being held in Butler County Jail without bond,
Speaker 1: probably having a great time with the inmates there. What
Speaker 1: do you think, Joe sure word got around on this
Speaker 1: guy who admitted to his crimes got a man behind
Speaker 1: bars after bars after he allegedly robbed a man and
Speaker 1: forced him out of his clothes at gunpoint during a
Speaker 1: home invasion. It's from Wachland. Wayne Smith Jackson, who's nineteen
Speaker 1: being held in the Hamling Kind of Detention Center one
Speaker 1: count each of rape and robbery. Accord to the reports,
Speaker 1: police say, the nineteen year old got into the home
Speaker 1: through an open window, went to the victim's bedroom, where
Speaker 1: he put a gun to the guy's head. Smith Jackson
Speaker 1: then told the victim to give him everything he had
Speaker 1: and to take off his clothes. The victim forced to
Speaker 1: lie on the floor while the guy searched his room.
Speaker 1: He used to taking the man's iPhone, PlayStation five console,
Speaker 1: also alleged to Smith Jackson made the victim pay him
Speaker 1: fifty dollars on a cash app. He then fled out
Speaker 1: of the back of the house. Officer showed up. They
Speaker 1: found an uber dr who was waiting for a passenger
Speaker 1: named Wayne. Police arrested Smith Jackson when they saw him
Speaker 1: coming out the backyard. They also found the victim's phone
Speaker 1: in the suspects backpack. Being arraigned this morning. If you're
Speaker 1: not doing anything. Fatal shooting this morning happened to shortly
Speaker 1: before the morning show started. Fifty three hundred block of
Speaker 1: Betman Drive four am this morning. Officer showed up where
Speaker 1: they found a man in his forties shot as well
Speaker 1: as unresponsive man taking the UC Medical Center, pronounced dead
Speaker 1: at the scene or pronounced dead shortly after. That's according
Speaker 1: to the police confirmation. They are calling the investigation a
Speaker 1: homicide and there will be more updates as the details unfold.
Speaker 1: Thanks to Fox nineteen reporting on that. Let's see here
Speaker 1: one more recording again, Well cod you got if you
Speaker 1: give a credit to the WCPO for the reporting on
Speaker 1: this cruise. We're seen knocking down a former paper company
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Speaker 1: after a fire broke out of the now vacant buildings.
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Speaker 1: City officials said the first call for the fire came
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Speaker 1: even there was heavy dark smoke and a fire coming
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Speaker 1: seven pm yesterday, officials said they didn't know what the
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Speaker 1: Six forty fifty five KRCD talk Station, Happy Friday, eight
Speaker 1: and eight do you think Kamala Harris will do a
Speaker 1: face to face debate with Donald Trump? How many days
Speaker 1: are we in with no press conference and no Q
Speaker 1: and as with Kamala Harris, no ability to test her
Speaker 1: where she is on her record, and nothing by way
Speaker 1: of a platform on her website. This is most assuredly
Speaker 1: a strategy from the Democrats to keep you in the dark.
Speaker 1: We've got a great issues based campaign. If we can
Speaker 1: just avoid the minutia and the name calling and focus
Speaker 1: on what's really going on and what really matters to Americans,
Speaker 1: like the economy and inflation, then the conservative side, the
Speaker 1: Trump side of the ledgers on the winning side of
Speaker 1: the argument. And so they come out with Governor Tim Watson.
Speaker 1: Really no one knows anything about now I do, and
Speaker 1: you do because your weed dwellers, and you can easily
Speaker 1: find out about his record or just go around and
Speaker 1: look for it, most notably his lockdowns during COVID, the
Speaker 1: failure of to bring in the National Guard or even
Speaker 1: endeavor to protect the cities being burned down post George
Speaker 1: Floyd riots. That's an embarrassment. He's pro Green New Deal,
Speaker 1: all of the key issues that Americans are concerned about.
Speaker 1: He is full on leftist. But I got a kick
Speaker 1: out of this, and I know it's new and it's fresh,
Speaker 1: but this illustrates my point. People don't know enough about him.
Speaker 1: The non weed dwelling folks of the world, you know,
Speaker 1: will buy into this myth that Kamala Harris is the
Speaker 1: greatest thing since slice spread because here's the only point
Speaker 1: they can make. He's not or she's not Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: and Tim Waltz is not JD. Vance. Less so with
Speaker 1: Vance because I don't think there's a hatred built into
Speaker 1: the equation here, much like there is with Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: But I've said the Democrats could run a baked potato
Speaker 1: as the candidate and thirty forty percent of Democrats would
Speaker 1: still vote for the baked potato just because the baked
Speaker 1: potato is not named Donald Trump. But anyway, right out
Speaker 1: of the gate, you gov did a poll regarding Governor
Speaker 1: Tim Watson. People's impression of him serve a three thousand
Speaker 1: three adults on Tuesday, thirty five percent of registered voters
Speaker 1: not sure whether Waltz was a good or bad pick.
Speaker 1: They don't even know, seventeen percent say he was a
Speaker 1: bad pick or the worst possible pick, thirty five percent
Speaker 1: said he was a great pick or the best possible pick.
Speaker 1: Fourteen didn't know. They didn't know whether he was good
Speaker 1: or bad if he asked the Democrats, the poll reflected
Speaker 1: sixty one percent of the Democrats think he's a good
Speaker 1: pick or the best possible pick, six percent of Democrats
Speaker 1: aren't even sure, and twelve percent don't know whether he's
Speaker 1: good or bad. Independents not quite sure themselves. Forty percent
Speaker 1: said they were unsure, twenty nine said good or best
Speaker 1: possible pick, sixteen said neither good nor bad, and fifteen
Speaker 1: said he was bad or the worst possible pick. Over
Speaker 1: on the Republican side, thirty four percent saying he was
Speaker 1: the bad or the worst possible pick, forty percent not sure,
Speaker 1: thirteen cent said neither good nor bad, twelve said he
Speaker 1: was a good or the possible pick. And when I
Speaker 1: look at that number, and you're talking about the sample
Speaker 1: of Republicans in the poll, maybe we had one other
Speaker 1: caller earlier say it was great that they picked this
Speaker 1: guy because he is basically a mirror image of the
Speaker 1: farthest left wing of the Democrat Party. Going back to
Speaker 1: the point that's being made, at least by me and
Speaker 1: so many others, stick to the key issues, the far
Speaker 1: left wing the Democrat Party is on the wrong side
Speaker 1: of all the key issues, immigration, crime, law enforcement, the economy, inflation,
Speaker 1: the bread and butter issues that you and I deal
Speaker 1: with every day. They're on the wrong side. And he
Speaker 1: is just and again a mirror image of the far
Speaker 1: left wing. But you know, going back to the Republicans,
Speaker 1: twelve percent said he was a good or best possible pick.
Speaker 1: Some are saying he's a great pick because he is
Speaker 1: representative of the farthest left wing of the Democrat Party. Ergo,
Speaker 1: he's going to be easy to campaign against. Maybe, But
Speaker 1: in turns terms of messaging, we've got a lot to
Speaker 1: talk about. And I saw the editorial board of the
Speaker 1: Wall Street Journal, and you can read it for yourself.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to read it. Will Donald Trump blow
Speaker 1: another election as Kamala Harris rises in the polls, the
Speaker 1: former president doesn't know how to respond. They're being critical
Speaker 1: of Donald Trump for not focusing enough on all of
Speaker 1: those tremendously important issues, the winning side of the argument.
Speaker 1: They say, every time he goes to a campaign, he's
Speaker 1: talking about the impeachments, personal grievances, helping her out, they say,
Speaker 1: by saying little about what he'd do in a second term,
Speaker 1: how he is going to make things better for Americans.
Speaker 1: It's one thing to say I ran four years and
Speaker 1: we had great things compared to what we've got now.
Speaker 1: But what are you going to do going forward? That's
Speaker 1: critically important, but more fundamentally, not focusing on the past,
Speaker 1: not focusing on the color of Kamala Harris's skin or
Speaker 1: whether she's Indian or black, but focusing on the fact
Speaker 1: that she is well the embodiment of the far left.
Speaker 1: Not a winning strategy. And that's your job too, I
Speaker 1: would argue, And we're going to have Americans for prosperities,
Speaker 1: Donald and O'Neil, and they're great at teaching people how
Speaker 1: to door knock and engage in folks without getting into
Speaker 1: screaming arguments. So they just go to bed, going out
Speaker 1: and asking folks, you know where their concerns are, and
Speaker 1: if you go door to door whether you're not going
Speaker 1: a Republican store or Democrat store, you're probably gonna hear
Speaker 1: concerns about, hey, geez, the price of groceries are through
Speaker 1: the roof. You know, my son daughter can't afford to
Speaker 1: buy a house. Cars are just outrageously expensive. My gas bill,
Speaker 1: my energy bill has gone through the roof. And if
Speaker 1: you hear that, it's easy to pivot over to all
Speaker 1: the reasons why you'd rather vote for a Trump Advance
Speaker 1: ticket than a Harris Waltz ticket. You want more of
Speaker 1: the same, you want your energy bills to go up,
Speaker 1: you want higher grocery prices. They're the party of the
Speaker 1: printing press. They're a party of expanded government. They're a
Speaker 1: party with all the plans in the programs that are
Speaker 1: going to increase the size of government even more and
Speaker 1: get more intrusive in your life. I don't think most
Speaker 1: people care whether Kamala Harris identifies as Indian or black candidly,
Speaker 1: and if you get sucked into that argument, you're doing
Speaker 1: the Democrats of favor far more important things to talk
Speaker 1: about and focus on in order to win. As we
Speaker 1: fast approach November again, they're going to try to run
Speaker 1: the clock out on this Harris thing, and they're certainly
Speaker 1: going to try to run the clock out on the
Speaker 1: Waltz thing. The mainstream media is in the bag. They're
Speaker 1: trying to paint him as a moderate, a regular guy.
Speaker 1: You know, Advance is the weirdo. I don't know how
Speaker 1: you come away with that, given what you know about Walts,
Speaker 1: what you find out about him. But that's the whitewashed
Speaker 1: job we're getting. And it's important upon you. It's important
Speaker 1: for you and me and everyone else to continue to
Speaker 1: remind folks that it's that wing of the party that
Speaker 1: has taken us down this peril perilous socialist direction in
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Speaker 1: thanks for phoning to the show.
Speaker 6: Hey, good morning, Brian. Here goomins went to hear Jackson.
Speaker 6: I was just I just could not stand all along
Speaker 6: these people in the squad. I jumped up and down
Speaker 6: when bone and lost. Yeah, if you went and watched
Speaker 6: his rally the day before or whatever it was with AOC,
Speaker 6: it was a it was an absolute joke. Anyway, this
Speaker 6: is Corey Bush. I'm jumping up and down again. Even
Speaker 6: know you know she's primary by a Democrat. Yeah that's
Speaker 6: it's another Democrat. But for her, who does this remind
Speaker 6: you of the threats I'm coming after you this? And
Speaker 6: that wasn't there an idiot that runs the Senate called
Speaker 6: Schumer that said, gorgeous Kevin, Oh you've unleashed the whirl
Speaker 6: win and we're you know these trends, but yet they
Speaker 6: they're the Party of stability and non divisiveness and all
Speaker 6: this kind of stuff. It just cracks me up. I
Speaker 6: hope people wake up these next few months because if
Speaker 6: not wearing big trouble.
Speaker 1: Aim then underscore that and you're right, do as I say,
Speaker 1: not as I do. Basically the campaign model of all Democrats. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they do get.
Speaker 6: Away whenever there's something going on. A Republicans doing something,
Speaker 6: or they want investigations, they want this and that because
Speaker 6: they know they've been doing it all along. So you know,
Speaker 6: like a Republicans, the person ain't got right to get
Speaker 6: their hand the cookie jar. Anyway, people wake up too.
Speaker 1: That's the old leftist agenda. That is what they do.
Speaker 1: They do what they are accusing the other side of doing.
Speaker 1: It's a it's a left wing strategy, one of those
Speaker 1: cloud and pleven type things or rules for radicals kind
Speaker 1: of things. The best example of that is accusing Donald
Speaker 1: Trump of colluding with Russians win. In fact, it was
Speaker 1: the Hillary Clinton camp pain that created the entire fake narrative.
Speaker 1: You know, it's Lord Almighty. We could go on for
Speaker 1: days about what the Democrats accused the Republicans of that
Speaker 1: they are actually doing real time as the words come
Speaker 1: out of their mouth.
Speaker 6: I think he's running this year, but she didn't get primary.
Speaker 6: But I still think she has to learn, and I
Speaker 6: don't think she's in the best of shape either ever
Speaker 6: sees that so.
Speaker 1: Well. I would love to. I would love to be
Speaker 1: experiencing Shoddenfreud when it comes to AOC losing. Although I
Speaker 1: know where she comes from and I know what her
Speaker 1: constituents are like. They're the ones that elected her, and
Speaker 1: they re elected her for another term. So I wouldn't
Speaker 1: hold my breath waiting for that outcome, but I will
Speaker 1: welcome it if it does happen, Lord Almighty, appreciate it.
Speaker 1: And you know, on to the point. Billionaire hedge fund manager,
Speaker 1: longtime Democrat, big fat money Democrat donor Bill Ackman, He's
Speaker 1: got a good idea and it's a smart one. He
Speaker 1: says that the voters need to deal with Democrats a
Speaker 1: massive loss in November. He's now end doors Donald Trump
Speaker 1: in the upcoming election. He said, the Democrats need a
Speaker 1: reboot founder and chief executive a place called Pershing Square Capital. Anyway,
Speaker 1: he's a multi billionaire hedge fund manager. He's got some
Speaker 1: obvious big sway with the Democrats because he kept giving
Speaker 1: him a lot of money. Quote. The best thing that
Speaker 1: can happen for long term supporters of the Democratic Party
Speaker 1: is for this election to be a massive loss for
Speaker 1: the party. That's the only way the party will reform itself,
Speaker 1: he said. Consider how the party shut down competition in
Speaker 1: the primary, misled the public about the health of the president,
Speaker 1: chose its nominee without a democratic process and ultimately selected
Speaker 1: its VP. When something is totally and fundamentally broken, the
Speaker 1: best thing to do is start over. We won't see
Speaker 1: a reboot of the party unless it takes a massive
Speaker 1: loss this election. Please vote accordingly. Not looking for an
Speaker 1: argument for me. I think that would be a wonderful thing.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't have to worry about socialists growing and increasing in
Speaker 1: their ranks in this country. Why because they lose, And
Speaker 1: hopefully that's the message it gets sent. We only have
Speaker 1: some positive with the with with with the Corey Bush loss,
Speaker 1: that that's an indication that even in the Democratic Party
Speaker 1: they don't want to go full on socialist. Bowman's same thing.
Speaker 1: Fingers crossed Orlando Science that he'll be up after the news.
Speaker 1: I hope you can hang out for that. Then we'll
Speaker 1: hear from Donovan and eilbat the efforts for canvassing for
Speaker 1: Bernie Moreno and how that's going. I'll be right back
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Speaker 1: Seven oh six think about KRCD Talk Station of very
Speaker 1: happy Friday Eve, wonderful day yesterday at the fifty five
Speaker 1: Carsea listener to lunch of Jim and Jackson the River.
Speaker 1: Just fantastic turnout, of course, just being able to meet
Speaker 1: with everybody and enjoy the fellowship, but also another opportunity
Speaker 1: for Orlando Sanza to get out and shake hands and
Speaker 1: prove to the people why he is a far better
Speaker 1: candidate than Greg Landsman, who secured for whatever reason, the
Speaker 1: FOP endorsement the other day, much to people's amazement and chagrin.
Speaker 1: No Dan Hill's post on the Support the Blue in Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: which I read yesterday outlining all the reasons why Greg
Speaker 1: Landsman is a terrible decision for the Cincinna Police Department.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to the fifty five Casee Morns Morning Show.
Speaker 1: Find him online, help him get a yard sign, support
Speaker 1: the campaign, donate Orlandossanza dot com. Orlando, great to see
Speaker 1: at lunch yesterday.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 1: Did you have a nice time, Brian?
Speaker 4: It was It was awesome. It's always a great time
Speaker 4: to see you and the listeners there.
Speaker 1: So I'd a blast. I'm blast well and good company
Speaker 1: and supportive company. I know my listeners who have taken
Speaker 1: the opportunity to look at your record and listen to
Speaker 1: what you have to say. Your thoughts and comments about
Speaker 1: the future of the country obviously end up in your
Speaker 1: camp and anybody who has not yet met orlenso please
Speaker 1: take an opportunity to do it. I'm sure you will
Speaker 1: be as convinced as I am that he is a
Speaker 1: far better choice than Greg Landsman, who is demonstrably far
Speaker 1: left and anti police. Let's talk about the FOP endorsement Orlando.
Speaker 1: That had to have come as a shock to you.
Speaker 4: Oh, complete shock, Brian. I mean that very disappointing. I
Speaker 4: mean you look at supporting a guy who worked NonStop
Speaker 4: during his tenure on Cincinnati City Council to literally defund
Speaker 4: the Cincinnati Police. I mean it came in a complete
Speaker 4: shock and sheer disappointment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know you have a great record. You
Speaker 1: were an assistant prosecutor for Hamilton County, prosecuting bad guys
Speaker 1: and taking an anti crime approach. Weren't one of the
Speaker 1: woke ones. It was looking for plea dealing out a
Speaker 1: bunch of violent folks. So that's in you to a
Speaker 1: check in your column. Of course, obviously West Point graduate
Speaker 1: top ten in your class and served your country honorably
Speaker 1: and helping out folks with financial planning as a CPA.
Speaker 1: I mean, your record is just absolutely commendable. And what
Speaker 1: is it about Greg Lansman that helped him secure the
Speaker 1: FOP endorsement? The Ken Coober, current FOP president, was on
Speaker 1: yesterday and he suggests and the only thing he could
Speaker 1: figure out is if Greg Lansman apparently was able to
Speaker 1: bring back one point seven million in federal taxpayer dollars
Speaker 1: to help fix the CINCINNT police cameras Orlando, that is
Speaker 1: a city responsibility that he had to even bring money
Speaker 1: back to fix something that city council should have been
Speaker 1: on for years and years and years, like all the
Speaker 1: roads and infrastructure that they let fail. I mean, he's
Speaker 1: part of the problem for that because he was a
Speaker 1: council member.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that shit again just a complete shocker and she appointment,
Speaker 4: I mean, and that's coming straight from the top of
Speaker 4: the Cincinnati FOP. I mean, if if if the way
Speaker 4: to get our Cincinnati police FOP endorsement is after you've
Speaker 4: called for the defunding of Cincinnati Police while you're on council,
Speaker 4: taking out money away from Cincinnati police while they're short staffed,
Speaker 4: over one hundred police officers during your tenure, and then
Speaker 4: suddenly you get to Congress and you dish out federal
Speaker 4: tax dollars to fix cameras or to help the very
Speaker 4: police department that you called to defund. That's how you
Speaker 4: get the endorsement. Well, you know what, more power to you, Greg.
Speaker 4: I could just tell you this, Brian, is that the
Speaker 4: outpouring of support we got from the actual membership of
Speaker 4: the FOP. You know, these are these are actual police officers,
Speaker 4: former police officers, and not just since that police across
Speaker 4: the district, right even in Warren County when you've got
Speaker 4: chiefs of police, you know, reaching out to me saying
Speaker 4: we've got your back, Orlando, you know, Sheriff Larry Sims
Speaker 4: and Warren County reaching out as well as saying, we
Speaker 4: know who's pro police here, pro law enforcement. And so
Speaker 4: you know, that's that's what motivates me to keep going
Speaker 4: on and to keep keep the fight through November.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and is I would not attribute the FOP endorsement
Speaker 1: to the entire sinceint police department, as you point out,
Speaker 1: of the outpouring and support for you, and this support
Speaker 1: for Dan Hills and his is blistering indictment of the FOP.
Speaker 1: For that endorsement, I think is illustrative of the reality,
Speaker 1: which is the Sin Saint Police would far prefer Orlando
Speaker 1: Sonza than Greg Landsman.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I got to say, you know, to to Dan Hills.
Speaker 4: I mean that that that guy is a true servant leader.
Speaker 4: And you know that that came again at a surprise,
Speaker 4: a very positive surprise yesterday when I heard that, you know,
Speaker 4: Dan put his name on the line not just to
Speaker 4: back but to really just to expose as well the
Speaker 4: record of my opponent. I think it's important for voters
Speaker 4: to understand that. But listen, Brian, you know, I move
Speaker 4: on and we drive on to November. There's plenty of
Speaker 4: days left in this election, and the truth will come out.
Speaker 4: And like I've said to a lot of people, it
Speaker 4: takes a whole bunch of money to try to sell
Speaker 4: a lie. And that's why Greg Lansman is trying to
Speaker 4: raise all that money, because he's going to have to
Speaker 4: try to sell the lie that he's been proffering to
Speaker 4: the people of Southwest Ohio.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, he's got a record. You can run
Speaker 1: against as well. Orlando.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know it's you know, it's not just it's
Speaker 4: not just his positions now, it's his very record. That's
Speaker 4: that's absolutely right. You know, the uncovered video of twenty seventeen,
Speaker 4: right before Greg Landsman was on Cincinnati City Council but
Speaker 4: standing right behind Mayor John Cranley as he called for
Speaker 4: Cincinnati to be a sanctuary city and he's clapping there.
Speaker 4: You know, he's got to have to answer for that.
Speaker 4: He's going to have to answer for this dismal economy
Speaker 4: that we have now in America that only continues. I mean,
Speaker 4: my gosh, the stock market tumbling just days ago. You know,
Speaker 4: he's got to answer for his position for the national
Speaker 4: debt ceiling to be raised and zero cuts in spending.
Speaker 4: He's got to answer for this, this atrocious southern border
Speaker 4: crisis that he is responsible for in taking multiple positions.
Speaker 4: Not to renounce the Biden administration's failed immigration policies. All
Speaker 4: I can say is that I speak on behalf of
Speaker 4: my record in my experience, not just as an army officer,
Speaker 4: as you laid out, Brian, but someone has that has
Speaker 4: been time and time again just there to serve. Look
Speaker 4: in the same way that Jessica and I raised our
Speaker 4: right hand eleven years ago to serve our country in uniform.
Speaker 4: Same thing that I did as I served as assistant prosecutor,
Speaker 4: standing with police every single day in court, defending the decisions,
Speaker 4: the tough decisions at times that they made right there
Speaker 4: out on the streets, but backing them. They know that
Speaker 4: I support their back one hundred percent. I support the
Speaker 4: blue one hundred percent. Will never never fail to do that,
Speaker 4: and more importantly, I won't waiver wherever the political wind blows. Brian,
Speaker 4: I'm not going to stick my finger up in the
Speaker 4: air just to figure out what's going to help me
Speaker 4: secure my re election like my opponent is doing right now.
Speaker 4: I'm going to stand on conviction. I'm going to stand
Speaker 4: for truth. I'm going to stand for what's right, and
Speaker 4: I think that's what the American people need right now
Speaker 4: more than anything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he purports to be a big public safety proponent,
Speaker 1: Greg Landsman, I was looking. I'm sure you visited his
Speaker 1: website and gone through his issues. Of course, he's pro abortion,
Speaker 1: and I don't know where he is on universal healthcare.
Speaker 1: He's got a comment or too on a Goalthacare he
Speaker 1: wants to increase public spending for public schools and public
Speaker 1: school teachers. No comment on whether he believes in school
Speaker 1: choice or not. I get a song suspicion, Orlando that
Speaker 1: you do embrace the concept of school choice and you
Speaker 1: wouldn't be interested in further funding the Department of Education.
Speaker 4: Yeah, one hundred percent, Brian. I mean, look, you know,
Speaker 4: the the entire free market operates on the concept that
Speaker 4: if you're not producing a good product, well then money
Speaker 4: shouldn't go to the good product. And it's an accountability measure, right,
Speaker 4: And it's more importantly, the concept of school choice really
Speaker 4: just supports the fundamental common sense idea that parents have
Speaker 4: a responsibility in a right to make the best educational
Speaker 4: decision for their kids, and really that that parents do
Speaker 4: not want to be co parented with the federal government,
Speaker 4: especially a bureaucratic agency, that their interests completely align solely
Speaker 4: with teachers and not the students in the Department of Education.
Speaker 4: So why one hundred percent from an economic but also
Speaker 4: a common sense standpoint that stands with parents like Jessica
Speaker 4: and myself that are raising school age kids today to
Speaker 4: stand for this idea of universal school choice, but also
Speaker 4: we just want to be we just want to be supported,
Speaker 4: not co parented with the federal government.
Speaker 1: Can you stay over for another segment, Orlando, I know
Speaker 1: we've got other issues we could talk about. Great one
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Speaker 1: Seven twenty here fifty five KRC DE talk station Brian
Speaker 1: Thomas Sea with Orlando Sanza and again find him online
Speaker 1: to help him out Orlando Sanza dot com. And of
Speaker 1: course I'm sure Orlando would be more than happy to
Speaker 1: take a contribution or some kind of assistance, even if
Speaker 1: you're not in his district. He's running against Greg Landsman,
Speaker 1: one of the Gang of Five members on since a
Speaker 1: city council and of course, as Orlando has already demonstrated,
Speaker 1: helped to take away funds from the Cincinni Police Department.
Speaker 1: So why he got the FOP endorsement is like the
Speaker 1: peace of God. It passes all human understanding over to
Speaker 1: Greg Landsmith's site and I'm looking, i know, looking at
Speaker 1: where he is on various issues and lowering costs for
Speaker 1: families of course a critical issue. The inflationary reality is
Speaker 1: going on, he says, from big oil to pharmaceutical companies.
Speaker 1: Greg believes we need to hold price gougers accountable and
Speaker 1: stop corporations from jacking up prices at the expense of
Speaker 1: the middle class families. Does he really believe that they
Speaker 1: are intentionally jacking up prices in the middle of this
Speaker 1: inflationary reality we're living at thanks to the printing press
Speaker 1: running in the federal government, which is watered down the
Speaker 1: value of the American dollar. COVID related supply chain issues
Speaker 1: that obviously created problems with supply and demand, which necessarily
Speaker 1: jacked the prices up. Left wing agenda to increase minimum
Speaker 1: wages to twenty dollars and now even more, for example
Speaker 1: out in California, forcing fast food companies to raise the
Speaker 1: prices just to afford to pay their employees and still
Speaker 1: maintain profitability. Gosh, I could go on all day long.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna turn it over to you, Orlando Sanza.
Speaker 4: Right, Look, those are all just his his party's talking
Speaker 4: points that he really can't defend, and the American people
Speaker 4: need to understand that he has already taken a position
Speaker 4: heading into next year that should he have in the
Speaker 4: off chance that he even has the honor to be
Speaker 4: re elected into Congress. This guy has taken the position
Speaker 4: that he is not going to renew those tax Cuts
Speaker 4: and Jobs Act that we saw help the American family
Speaker 4: in twenty seventeen. And a lot of people ask me
Speaker 4: and said, Orlando, I mean all this, you know, the
Speaker 4: Democrats just say helped big business, big business. No, those
Speaker 4: tax cuts and jobs that doubled your child tax credit, Yes,
Speaker 4: for families that have kids like me under the age
Speaker 4: of seventeen. Those tax cuts doubled the standard deduction, so
Speaker 4: that those that are trying to reduce their taxable liability
Speaker 4: saw a complete doubling of the standard deduction, so that
Speaker 4: now they can actually put more food on the table,
Speaker 4: more money in their pocket. Greg Lansman has already taken
Speaker 4: the position he's not going to renew that. So who
Speaker 4: is for the American family when it comes to the economy.
Speaker 4: It's not Greg Lansman. I mean again, this is the
Speaker 4: guy that believes that the federal government should be involved
Speaker 4: in every area of life, not only the military, not
Speaker 4: just our key infrastructure, but every.
Speaker 1: Area of life.
Speaker 4: That flies in the face of not just Americans today,
Speaker 4: but is not the way that our founding fathers designed
Speaker 4: it to be.
Speaker 1: And what a paternalistic mentality when they think that taking
Speaker 1: more money from the American taxpayer because they know better
Speaker 1: how to spend it and witnessing what they actually ultimately
Speaker 1: spend it on. I mean, he's accusing evil corporations of
Speaker 1: price gouging. I mean, I suppose you know, their rapacious
Speaker 1: taxation is a form of you know, tax gouging. They're
Speaker 1: hurting the American population by taking money away that they
Speaker 1: otherwise would have to spend on what they choose to
Speaker 1: spend it on.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it'd be different if you actually had with that position,
Speaker 4: the actual substance to back it up.
Speaker 11: Well.
Speaker 4: No, Instead, what we have our decades upon decades of
Speaker 4: proof that when we give more and more money to
Speaker 4: the federal government, and especially when Democrat elitists like Greg
Speaker 4: Lansman are responsible for how that money is spent, it
Speaker 4: actually gets spent on completely frivolous things that actually instead
Speaker 4: hurt the American people. When, and again, right Brian, don't
Speaker 4: take our word for it. When an independent agency like
Speaker 4: the Office of Management and Budget does an annual review
Speaker 4: every single year of how many millions and billions of
Speaker 4: dollars are actually spent on redundant and do iflicative government
Speaker 4: programs and agencies, that is the very definition of government waste.
Speaker 4: And that's what Greg Lansman is for, is that we
Speaker 4: put pump more and more money of hard working taxpayer
Speaker 4: dollars into the federal government. They're not responsible in spending it.
Speaker 4: That's why we need people that understand number one, how
Speaker 4: finances actually works. Number two, how the tax code actually works.
Speaker 4: I'll be the first proponent as a CPA with a
Speaker 4: master's green taxation that knows that good tax policy leads
Speaker 4: to good social and economic policy. But in no way
Speaker 4: is it used to be a mechanism to overburden the
Speaker 4: American family and especially middle class America and instead use
Speaker 4: it on frivolous government spending. That that is what my
Speaker 4: opponent is for, and that's absolutely what the top of
Speaker 4: his ticket is for in Kamala Harris and my gosh,
Speaker 4: this now VP Pick and Tim Walls, look what he
Speaker 4: did to Minnesota.
Speaker 11: You know what.
Speaker 4: I will hold off on that, but a lot to
Speaker 4: say there. But again, the American economy is on the
Speaker 4: line in this election, and the American people have a
Speaker 4: choice on whether they can vote for a responsible conservative,
Speaker 4: just common sense spending, or someone like Greg Lansman that
Speaker 4: takes a.
Speaker 1: Position that he has Orlandosanza dot com. Help him out, donate,
Speaker 1: get involved, get a sign in any way, shape or form.
Speaker 1: He's a good man, a solid man, an honest man,
Speaker 1: a family man and a wonderful, wonderful record including yes,
Speaker 1: he was a certified public accountant, so he understands dollars
Speaker 1: and cents reality. As he just pointed out, Orlando, look
Speaker 1: forward to having me back on the program real soon.
Speaker 1: Best to look on the campaign trail. We'll talk again
Speaker 1: and have a wonderful weekend, my friend, Brian, I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Have a good one.
Speaker 9: Brother.
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Speaker 1: Morning Show. Wearing his AFP Action hat. Donovan and Nel
Speaker 1: from Americans for Prosperity. You find afpaction dot Com at
Speaker 1: of course aftaction dot com where you can get involved,
Speaker 1: most notably here in the state of Ohio and the
Speaker 1: campaign for Bernie Moreno for Senate Donovan. Welcome back, my friend.
Speaker 1: It's always good having you on the program.
Speaker 15: Brian, pleasure to be with you this morning.
Speaker 1: Guys doing a good job with donors. I see you
Speaker 1: have about four hundred thousand donors, and of course you're
Speaker 1: using that money to help Bernie Moreno here in the
Speaker 1: state of Ohio. I know you slice that money up
Speaker 1: and you have campaigns in multiple different states because AFP
Speaker 1: is not limited to Ohio, but you do about Ohio chapter,
Speaker 1: which you can easily click on and find on their website.
Speaker 1: A good chunk of money though, coming to Bernie Moreno
Speaker 1: to prop up his campaign to get his name out.
Speaker 1: And I know that the more people hear about Bernie
Speaker 1: Moreno and learn about his background, the better he does
Speaker 1: versus the uber liberal Shared Brown. How's it going, Brian,
Speaker 1: It's going great.
Speaker 15: I mean, if you have been following this race and
Speaker 15: your listeners are following this race, you know that the
Speaker 15: beginning of the summer, Shared Brown was up five six
Speaker 15: points in the polls. And what we're seeing as the
Speaker 15: summer months close out, we moved into Labor Day, voters
Speaker 15: are starting to pay tune in and pay attention to
Speaker 15: what's going on in this country, especially after the whirlwind
Speaker 15: month we've had in politics. What we're seeing is the
Speaker 15: polls tightening. We've got him in a head to head race,
Speaker 15: and as more folks learn about Bertie Moreno, they hear
Speaker 15: about Bertie Moreno's immigration story is American dream story, and
Speaker 15: they realize the disastrous still policies is Shared Brown. We're
Speaker 15: winning those votes, Brian. And this recent ad by as
Speaker 15: well as are continued door to door campaign across the state.
Speaker 15: I think you're going to want to are going to
Speaker 15: be what puts us across the finish line and has
Speaker 15: Bernie Marino winning on November fifth.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know I'm up to this point in
Speaker 1: time and I understand, you know, Cheron Brown has just
Speaker 1: millions and millions of dollars being thrown at him from
Speaker 1: various left wing organizations from all over the country. And
Speaker 1: hell might even be some foreign money mixed into that.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but he's been doing ad bys now
Speaker 1: for the past couple of months, and I've been screaming like,
Speaker 1: where's Bernie, Where's Bernie? Well, a lot of people on vacation,
Speaker 1: a lot of people low information voters to start with,
Speaker 1: they're not paying attention much to politics over the summer.
Speaker 1: They're outside and enjoying themselves, or on vacation, or spending
Speaker 1: time with the kids before they go off to school.
Speaker 1: Right now is when everything kicks in in earnest, So
Speaker 1: keeping the powder dry and keeping the money money held
Speaker 1: back probably an appropriate strategy, since there is time for
Speaker 1: Bernie's name to get out there and for more people
Speaker 1: to understand who he is.
Speaker 15: Yeah, well, you know, shared Brown has been spending millions
Speaker 15: of dollars, million of dollars, no joke, all year long
Speaker 15: since the March primary define trying to define who Bernie
Speaker 15: Moreno is to voters in Ohio, and none of it's sticking.
Speaker 15: Brian I mean that's why we're seeing Bernie Moreno climbing
Speaker 15: the polls and you get into a better position going
Speaker 15: into the fall because they could see past the nonsense,
Speaker 15: they could see passillud. We've done some of you know,
Speaker 15: we do some of this research. We try to understand
Speaker 15: how voters think, what matters to them. It's what we
Speaker 15: do as a grossroots organization. One of the things we
Speaker 15: found is that folks don't just want mud flinging and fighting.
Speaker 15: They want to know what it is that the candidate,
Speaker 15: the incumbent has done or not done for them. In
Speaker 15: this case for Shered Brown, it's a lot that he's
Speaker 15: failed us on. But then more importantly, they need to
Speaker 15: know who what their options are and what the what
Speaker 15: their option is going to do, and so what Bernie
Speaker 15: Moraino is going to do differently to unwind the inflationary policies,
Speaker 15: unleash energy abundance, and most importantly to a lot of Ohirelands,
Speaker 15: secure the borders in this country. And that sticks the
Speaker 15: mudslinging politics, the trying to define a candidate, it just
Speaker 15: is it working for Shared Brown And I think that's
Speaker 15: why we're getting into a better position and primed for
Speaker 15: winning in less than ninety days.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you of course have his record to show
Speaker 1: voters who haven't been paying attention to who shared Brown is,
Speaker 1: which has to work to Bernie Marina's advantage once people
Speaker 1: start paying attention. I want to ask you to pause
Speaker 1: and bring it back, donov if you don't mind, you
Speaker 1: go as a group an organization. We've talked about this
Speaker 1: time and time again. You get people organized, you train
Speaker 1: them how to effectively communicate with folks, not engage in
Speaker 1: shouting matches, but just to reach out and find out
Speaker 1: what really the voters are concerned about. I kind of
Speaker 1: want to get your after doing this for as long
Speaker 1: as you've been doing it here in Ohio, what are
Speaker 1: people saying? What does it boil down to, what are
Speaker 1: the honest assessments of the current situation? And how does
Speaker 1: that benefit Bernie Marino's campaign, because I can only imagine
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Speaker 1: proscy and Melissa Powers joining the program at the top
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Speaker 1: need to re elect her and I'm hoping that happens.
Speaker 1: In the meantime. Donald and Neil from Americans for Prosperity
Speaker 1: wearing his afpaction dot Com hat and support of Bernie Moreno.
Speaker 1: That got to add by coming out one point twenty
Speaker 1: five million dollars of your contributions come into the state
Speaker 1: of ohioland support of Bernie Moreno. Now you've been going
Speaker 1: door to door with your canvassing operation asking about people
Speaker 1: and what they won out of politicians with the concerns
Speaker 1: are what needs to be addressed. What's been the dominant theme?
Speaker 1: I think I could guess, of course, like the economy
Speaker 1: or inflation. But what are you hearing from Ohioans as
Speaker 1: you go door to door throughout the state.
Speaker 15: Yeah, well, and that's what we do right away. You
Speaker 15: always plug us on this and you build us up
Speaker 15: on this. And I appreciate your support in this, Brian,
Speaker 15: but you've got our finger on the Pulsevilleilands. We are
Speaker 15: out there twenty four seventh, three sixty five, knocking doors,
Speaker 15: holding events, talking to people on their front porches and
Speaker 15: at the gas pumps about what's going on in this
Speaker 15: country where their pain points are what they want to
Speaker 15: see out of their elected officials. And you know, as
Speaker 15: we're out there this summer talking to folks, we're we're
Speaker 15: talking to a swing what we call swing universe, and
Speaker 15: it's it's those voters who have been disengaged or only
Speaker 15: vote you know, infrequently, maybe in presidential years, and we're
Speaker 15: really trying to hyper focus in on those folks.
Speaker 1: Those are the folks who are going.
Speaker 15: To decide this election and trying to understand them. Now,
Speaker 15: there are some outliers there, you know, there are folks
Speaker 15: who are concerned, especially recently the last couple of weeks,
Speaker 15: about what's going on in the Middle East, national security
Speaker 15: and stability. But the dominant UH, the dominant response, the
Speaker 15: dominant message we're hearing out there is two full it's
Speaker 15: tied neck and neck week over week border security and immigration.
Speaker 11: UH.
Speaker 15: But the one that consistently has been been holding the
Speaker 15: top rank is inflation spending. People's budgets. Oh, Hiland's budgets
Speaker 15: are shrinking while Washington DC budgets are growing. Is the
Speaker 15: headline there. And and it's reality of it. You know,
Speaker 15: we'll talk to somebody who be like, I don't know
Speaker 15: what I'm really concerned about, or you know, but are like, well, hey,
Speaker 15: how how has inflation hurts you? I mean, you can
Speaker 15: see I want to say they light up, but it's
Speaker 15: the opposite of lighting up, right, And it's yeah, you know,
Speaker 15: I'm I'm paying more and get less. I can't afford
Speaker 15: to fuel my car. You know, these are real problems,
Speaker 15: real Highlands are facing because of the inflationary policies coming
Speaker 15: out of Washington DC under this administration. Are you the
Speaker 15: center shirt brown and your area right? Congressman Greg Lansman,
Speaker 15: who's lockshields with those folks to support and elevate these policies.
Speaker 1: But both Landsman and Shared Brown, I think, are both
Speaker 1: on record saying that they would revoke the Trump tax cuts,
Speaker 1: which is basically taking more money out of those folks
Speaker 1: right now who are struggling with inflation and insufficient dollars
Speaker 1: to handle the grocery bill, the insurance build, the mortgage payment.
Speaker 1: I could go on, but you get the idea. How
Speaker 1: about less money? How about how about we and the
Speaker 1: government are taking the money from you because we can
Speaker 1: better spend it. That can't be a recipe for success.
Speaker 1: I just don't. I just can't imagine it. And how
Speaker 1: far do you get by just saying evil corporations? Evil corporations?
Speaker 1: You know, if anybody just bothered to explain to someone
Speaker 1: who screams that out loud, like Greg Lansman and Shared Brown,
Speaker 1: that we pay the taxes corporations pay in what we
Speaker 1: pay for the price of the goods and services that
Speaker 1: we want from them. It's a pass through entity. You
Speaker 1: can tax them at one hundred percent or ninety percent
Speaker 1: if you want. They're not going to lose the profit,
Speaker 1: They're going to maintain profitability. By passing along that onerous
Speaker 1: tax burden to you and me.
Speaker 15: One hundred percent. I think, you know, I don't know
Speaker 15: if you remember we both starred Brown and Bob Casey
Speaker 15: over in Pennsylvania. We're frequently talking about huh, corporate inflations,
Speaker 15: put the price gouging or stringing. Yeah, some of that
Speaker 15: stuff started to go by the wayside because I think people,
Speaker 15: you know, again, they they're trying some of these messages
Speaker 15: that the messages that just aren't sticking, and they're they're
Speaker 15: you know, voters are smart. They might be disengaged at times,
Speaker 15: they might be just trying to live their lives, but
Speaker 15: they're smart when they dial it and pay attention. They
Speaker 15: understand when you spend trillion, when you offer raise trillions
Speaker 15: in new spending, when you authorize printing more money. Uh,
Speaker 15: it's simple economics. The cost of everything goes up, the
Speaker 15: value of that dollar goes down, and people feel the pain.
Speaker 15: And and that's the reality of reality of what's happening.
Speaker 15: And yeah, what you're talking about. And now we're talking
Speaker 15: about a one two punch. Not only we're going to
Speaker 15: pump more money into the economy with inflationary top down
Speaker 15: government spending green energy cromyism. We're now going to take
Speaker 15: away the tax cuts that you've been enjoying for so long,
Speaker 15: and we're going to take more of your hardwarn paycheck.
Speaker 15: So not only are you feeling it at the pump
Speaker 15: and the grocery store, but you're feeling it on tax
Speaker 15: day in April when you file those taxes and you
Speaker 15: have less money.
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Speaker 15: It's insane. With some of the stuff they're playing, they've
Speaker 15: got planned in their way that they've managed the economy,
Speaker 15: it's it's just horrible.
Speaker 1: Well, and you visit homes of people of all political
Speaker 1: stripes in your door knocking campaign, I mean you just
Speaker 1: don't go to Republican leaning or independent leaning. I mean
Speaker 1: you're canvassing the entire spectrum. And I'm glad you brought
Speaker 1: up the whole green energy thing because clearly, you know,
Speaker 1: something like the Inflation Reduction Act, which basically the Green
Speaker 1: New Deal on steroids obviously had an inflationary impact. Obviously
Speaker 1: it's funding all of these private companies who have been
Speaker 1: hands selected by government to support whatever green policies they're
Speaker 1: going after. Has anybody when your door knocking brought up
Speaker 1: global warming or climate change as a true concern for them,
Speaker 1: like they believe in this existential threat that man may
Speaker 1: man created carbon is causing the temperature to increase. Is
Speaker 1: that on anyone's top five or ten list as you
Speaker 1: go through in Canvas?
Speaker 15: It's crazy how this global ending crisis of maybe a
Speaker 15: decade ago has just dropped off of the radar for Americans. No,
Speaker 15: I haven't. I can't say I've had anybody bring that up.
Speaker 15: They bring up the fact that they can't eat their homes,
Speaker 15: they afford to heat their homes or cool their homes
Speaker 15: this summer. They bring up the fact that they can't
Speaker 15: afford to put food on the table for their families.
Speaker 15: They bring up a fact they can't afford to fuel
Speaker 15: their cars to get you know, do the twenty minute
Speaker 15: commute to work. It's those are the problems they're facing now,
Speaker 15: and that's what we're hearing over the worst.
Speaker 1: Well, Bernie Maran is on the right side of that Ledger.
Speaker 1: I appreciate Donovan and Eil your work, You're tireless efforts
Speaker 1: at AFP action dot Com. I'll encourage my listeners to
Speaker 1: help out any way they can. They will take volunteers,
Speaker 1: they will take Cantripuck donations, which of course translate into
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Speaker 1: the ledger in this particular case in Ohio Bernie Moreno
Speaker 1: as well as others. Donovan O'Neil, thank you for your
Speaker 1: time to day with my listeners and me and all
Speaker 1: your efforts to help Americans generally speaking with your work.
Speaker 1: I'll look forward to having you back on real soon.
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Speaker 1: Asians anyway? About the the state of affairs Waltz has
Speaker 1: left the state of Minnesota not exactly something you are
Speaker 1: going to be proud to run On job growth, they
Speaker 1: have low unemployment in Minnesota, and Wall Street Journal did
Speaker 1: the basically the numbers crunching on all this, I can
Speaker 1: pull out to some of the fun facts. All of
Speaker 1: the job growth under Governor Waltz has basically been on
Speaker 1: businesses that rely on government spending in Minnesota. See they
Speaker 1: added forty one five hundred jobs in total, forty three
Speaker 1: thousand in healthcare and social assistance, twelve six hundred government. Now, however,
Speaker 1: on the flip side, where the money really comes from
Speaker 1: businesses that generate revenue and create goods and services that
Speaker 1: we buy fueling the economy. Finance, information, professional business services, retail, manufacturing, leisure,
Speaker 1: and hospitality have all lost jobs in Minnesota, and that
Speaker 1: started before the pandemic accelerated during his lockdown of the state,
Speaker 1: including a total free number where you could call and
Speaker 1: rat out your neighbors who walked outside without a mask.
Speaker 1: Manufacturing lost seventy five hundred dollars over the past twelve months.
Speaker 1: Professional and business services have lost twenty two thousand, seven
Speaker 1: hundred dollars or seven hundred jobs. Tax increase signed into
Speaker 1: law last spring by Governor Walls and what plus a
Speaker 1: one percent surcharge on investment income over one million dollars.
Speaker 1: That's investment income, folks. And he reduced stand reductions for
Speaker 1: businesses like those for net operating losses. That's not good
Speaker 1: for business. Of course, it forced businesses to leave the state,
Speaker 1: which has happened. He also expanded a bunch of tax
Speaker 1: credits for rent, film production, dependent care, and families. I
Speaker 1: can't believe I'm even reading this. Minnesota even get a
Speaker 1: one hundred and fifty dollars refund for contributing to state
Speaker 1: political parties and candidates. Point being, tax credits shrink the
Speaker 1: tax base, so they have to keep the rates high.
Speaker 1: Minnesota one of the top taxing rates in the country
Speaker 1: nine point eighty five percent before even adding that one
Speaker 1: percent search charge. I just mentioned households with roughly five
Speaker 1: billion dollars in adjusted gross income left the state of
Speaker 1: Minnesota during his tenure as governor. Between twenty nineteen and
Speaker 1: twenty twenty two. It was the eighth rank state amongst
Speaker 1: states that have lost a share of adjusted gross income
Speaker 1: because people left, you know, states like Illinois, New York, California,
Speaker 1: New Jersey, Maryland, Massachusetts. Yeah, there they are right up
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Speaker 1: fleeing this outrageous environment. Yes, you guessed it, zero income tax, Florida, Texas,
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Speaker 1: Dakota has been more than four times higher than Minnesota
Speaker 1: since Waltz took office. So not exactly a record you
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Speaker 1: So your high taxes in Minnesota, as the well the
Speaker 1: governor of the state, happened under his watch in an
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Speaker 1: being a week on crime does to cities. We've seen
Speaker 1: it before our very eyes. Someone who appreciates that won't
Speaker 1: let it happen in Hamilton County. Our Prosecutor, Melissa Powers,
Speaker 1: Welcome back to the program. Melissa Powers. It's always a
Speaker 1: pleasure to have you on.
Speaker 11: Thank you so much, Brian, good morning.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you for keeping us while people who were
Speaker 1: interested in being informed. I can only do one thing,
Speaker 1: and that's encouraged you to check out Melissa Powers Hamilton
Speaker 1: County Prosecutor Facebook page, where she provides an illustration of
Speaker 1: what happens when we have a bunch of woke judges
Speaker 1: dealing with criminals own recognizance bond, which means there's no
Speaker 1: money involved. They let them out and under a promise
Speaker 1: that they're going to return for their court hearing. Some
Speaker 1: pretty dangerous people you highlighted just recently, Judge Samantha Silverstein
Speaker 1: and I'm staring at this, Drake Eaton. Guy entered an
Speaker 1: occupied home. When officers get there, he rushed at them
Speaker 1: and assaulted a police officer, and after being put in handcuffs,
Speaker 1: he continued to disobey commands and resisted her f by
Speaker 1: attempting to run away. Own recognizance bond. He didn't have
Speaker 1: to pay a buck. That sounds like a rather dangerous person.
Speaker 1: Melissa Powers, I would.
Speaker 11: Agree with you, Brian. The listeners need to understand that, oh,
Speaker 11: our bond means that you're released. There's no provision, no
Speaker 11: house arrests. They're just put right back into the same neighborhood,
Speaker 11: back into the community without any type of supervision by
Speaker 11: the court, and they're given a court date. So when
Speaker 11: you have a violent dangerous offender, we're concerned about that
Speaker 11: they're going to continue to hurt other people in the
Speaker 11: community or even the victims of this. This was the
Speaker 11: home invasion and occupied residents broke into a home of burglary.
Speaker 11: I think that's everybody's worst nightmare. You fear that. That's
Speaker 11: why we lock our doors at night, that's why we
Speaker 11: have alarms, and to allow this person to go right
Speaker 11: back out onto the street and then he was confronted
Speaker 11: by officers and assaulted and was violent with officers. So
Speaker 11: this is a dangerous person. This is somebody that should
Speaker 11: stay behind bars is the case makes its way through
Speaker 11: the criminal justice system. But that's why I think it's
Speaker 11: really important for the community. We put these this information
Speaker 11: up so that people are aware of who the judges are.
Speaker 11: Because when I'm out there talking into people, they're outraged
Speaker 11: by these decisions and they can't understand.
Speaker 6: Why this is happening.
Speaker 11: So the voters need to be informed. Pay close attention
Speaker 11: to the judges on the ballot in November. There are
Speaker 11: seven of them. It's going to directly impact our public safety.
Speaker 11: Our safety. Politics should not come into play here. It
Speaker 11: doesn't matter if you're a Democrat, an Independent, or a Republican.
Speaker 11: I think we all want law and order judges. We
Speaker 11: all want to feel safe. No one should fear walking
Speaker 11: into a grocery store, walking down the street, going downtown
Speaker 11: to a restaurant, sending your children to school. Our neighborhoods
Speaker 11: should be safe, our homes should be safe, and judges
Speaker 11: have a responsibility to do that. I'm going to continue
Speaker 11: to speak out because it's not being covered by the press.
Speaker 11: People don't know this and when they find out about it,
Speaker 11: they're just outraged. They just can't believe it. Back in
Speaker 11: twenty twenty two, you know, voters across the state, not
Speaker 11: just here in Hamilton County, made it an institutional amendment
Speaker 11: that require judges to consider public safety when setting bond.
Speaker 11: It had seventy five percent of the vote, So again,
Speaker 11: it didn't matter what your politics were. The voters spoke
Speaker 11: very loud, very clear on this. But despite this, we
Speaker 11: still have judges in our counting her making bond decisions
Speaker 11: allowing mylin offenders to right back down into the community.
Speaker 11: So this November there are a number of judges. Please
Speaker 11: make sure that you're paying attention that you're looking for
Speaker 11: the law and order judges and don't just vote your politics.
Speaker 1: Well, remind my listeners, a judge has an obligation to
Speaker 1: the community and that part of the service to the
Speaker 1: community is sitting on the bench, is to consider a
Speaker 1: variety of factors when setting bond but also at sentencing.
Speaker 1: So you've got bond here, and that's one thing. And
Speaker 1: you mentioned we had to pass a law in Ohio
Speaker 1: to have forced judges to consider public safety, which they
Speaker 1: were supposed to do anyway, but woke judges wouldn't do that.
Speaker 1: But then when it comes to sentencing, these judges are
Speaker 1: notorious for issuing and handing out very lenient sentences even
Speaker 1: after conviction. So there's a twofold component to the liberal judges.
Speaker 1: But insofar as what they're supposed to consider when determining bond,
Speaker 1: what are the other factors? We have obviously safety in
Speaker 1: the community, but it's also things like flight risk and others.
Speaker 11: You're absolutely right. So when you said a bond, you
Speaker 11: look at there's a number. You've got a lot of
Speaker 11: information in front of you. Even though you might not
Speaker 11: know every single fact on the case or you know
Speaker 11: the nuances of a case, you have the basic facts
Speaker 11: to be able to make a clear decision on how
Speaker 11: am I keeping somebody safe if I release this person
Speaker 11: back out into the community. And as you said, and
Speaker 11: the other piece that you've got you balance that with
Speaker 11: is public safety and then flight risk. So we want
Speaker 11: to make sure that people come back for their court appearances.
Speaker 11: But the thing that I'm concerned about the most is
Speaker 11: our safety, and I will continue to speak up and
Speaker 11: fight against those judges that put your safety at risk
Speaker 11: factors that we look at just the baseline you look at. Okay,
Speaker 11: these basic facts that you just read about Drake Eaton
Speaker 11: is a not to tell somebody that this is a violent,
Speaker 11: dangerous person. This person may be in a crisis. We
Speaker 11: need to be concerned and do we want to put
Speaker 11: this person back out into the community and allow them
Speaker 11: to be back out in the community. So what we
Speaker 11: have are these judges that they have beliefs of no
Speaker 11: cash bail, so nobody should have to post any money
Speaker 11: to be to be released into the community. But that
Speaker 11: cash bail ensures that they will be held, and that's
Speaker 11: what we fight for. We want them to be held
Speaker 11: because that's what the purpose of cash bail is and
Speaker 11: is to keep us safe.
Speaker 1: Well, and I know you're committity keeping our community safe.
Speaker 1: The police department are committed to community keeping the community safe.
Speaker 1: They go out and they do the arrests and gather
Speaker 1: evidence handed over to the prosecutor's office, who endeavors the
Speaker 1: prosecute folks of the full extent of the law for
Speaker 1: the crimes they've committed. The weak link in the chain
Speaker 1: in Hamilton County right now, unless someone votes you out
Speaker 1: of office, which is going to make it that much worse.
Speaker 1: Are the judges so and I know a lot of
Speaker 1: folks are like, I don't know anything about judges. I'm
Speaker 1: never in front of the courts. It's difficult for people
Speaker 1: to discern who the tough on crime judges are and
Speaker 1: who the ones are. And I suppose one canmediately default
Speaker 1: to the judges that have been endorsed by the Republicans,
Speaker 1: who as a matter of party platform are tough on
Speaker 1: crime or seek to be tough on crime and supportive
Speaker 1: of the prosecutors as well as the police.
Speaker 11: You are right, I mean that could be the default
Speaker 11: position for sure, because too many on the other side
Speaker 11: are and they are buying into the social justice reform.
Speaker 11: They know cash bail, criminals have more rights, and they
Speaker 11: have over victims. They're trying to correct the systemic failures
Speaker 11: of the system. And I'm okay with reform, but don't
Speaker 11: do it at the expense of a public safety. And
Speaker 11: they're adopting this very liberal, very radical ideas that have
Speaker 11: calmed and put and you can see it across the country.
Speaker 11: So many cities have fallen into decline because of the
Speaker 11: crime rates. And when you're releasing somebody that can hurt
Speaker 11: another victim, that will continue to commit crime. You are
Speaker 11: making our city less desirable to live in. And then
Speaker 11: if we have that, if people move out, they want
Speaker 11: to move to safer communities. We have businesses that then
Speaker 11: don't do well and they don't succeed and they leave,
Speaker 11: and so it just is a tumbling conspiral, you know,
Speaker 11: out of control. And we've seen it across the country.
Speaker 11: Cities that I used to love to go to to visit,
Speaker 11: such as New York, Chicago. You know, you don't really
Speaker 11: have a desire to go there because of what you're
Speaker 11: seeing the crime rates. But here in Cincinnati, we're seeing
Speaker 11: almost every night somebody is you know, I read in
Speaker 11: the paper or see on the news there's been a shooting,
Speaker 11: somebody's been shot. So to me, it's very clear if
Speaker 11: you have a firearm, you're committing crime with the firearm.
Speaker 11: You shouldn't be out, you shouldn't be released, and too
Speaker 11: often those people are being released as well. We need
Speaker 11: people to be speaking up, and the voters need to
Speaker 11: be paying attention on the judges, and we need a
Speaker 11: change against these reform minded judges who really want to
Speaker 11: reimagine the criminal justice system. So there's decisions being made
Speaker 11: every single day that has a direct impact on your
Speaker 11: life because it affects rising crime rates, which affects your safety.
Speaker 11: So look for those law and order judges. We want
Speaker 11: them back in the courthouse because we want to keep
Speaker 11: this is I think a pivotal election this November for
Speaker 11: local for Hamilton County because you're going to have a choice.
Speaker 11: I'm on the ballot as well, and you're going to
Speaker 11: have a choice between somebody like me that's law and order.
Speaker 11: With thirty one years of experience in the courtroom, I've
Speaker 11: had it from every angle prosecutor, defense attorney, judge. I've
Speaker 11: handled tens of thousands of cases. I've had complicated, serious
Speaker 11: cases in jury trials that includes murder and rape. I
Speaker 11: saw the seventeen year old cold case when I was
Speaker 11: a prosecutor that was a double homicide. That was by
Speaker 11: obtaining the confession from a serial killer. I started our
Speaker 11: first better treatment court, and in juvenile court, I started
Speaker 11: the first juvenile Assessment center to divert low rist juveniles
Speaker 11: from the Jesse Center. That I'm fighting for you, I'm
Speaker 11: fighting for your families, I'm fighting for your neighborhoods. I'm
Speaker 11: fighting for those that own businesses because I'm committed to
Speaker 11: keeping the criminals, the violent criminals off the street, make
Speaker 11: sure we have accountability when a crime has been committed,
Speaker 11: when that over reduced crime rates. And the main thing
Speaker 11: is is to keep the guns out of hands of
Speaker 11: criminals that were convicted, felons or juveniles. I mean, you
Speaker 11: put that and then they put me up against then
Speaker 11: you look at the other side. We don't even know
Speaker 11: where my opponent stands on the critical issues of public safety.
Speaker 11: We have no idea. She's not speaking out, she's not
Speaker 11: speaking up against keeping violent offenders behind bars. We don't
Speaker 11: know where she is, and we just have to assume
Speaker 11: that she's subscribing to the George Soros policies that have
Speaker 11: caused chaos in many many cities throughout our country. So
Speaker 11: just remember November, it's all about public safety here. Locally.
Speaker 11: We need you to be informed. We need a prosecutor
Speaker 11: that's going to prioritize your neighborhoods, who stand up to
Speaker 11: judges that make decisions bad decisions. So from me, I'm approven.
Speaker 11: I've got the experience, and I'll continue to speak up
Speaker 11: against judges who put your safety at risk.
Speaker 1: Melissa Powers. Wonderful hearing from you. I appreciate all that
Speaker 1: you're doing for Hamilton County and the residents. Powersfoprosecutor dot
Speaker 1: com learn more she is on the issues, our background,
Speaker 1: all of her wonderful record, which she just summarized right
Speaker 1: there very briefly, and an opportunity to request the yard
Speaker 1: sign and donate to Melissa Powers campaign, which we'll have
Speaker 1: encouraged all my listeners to do. Melissa Powers, You're always
Speaker 1: welcome on the morning show. Keep posting those ridiculous outcomes
Speaker 1: from the various judges. That's one way my listeners can
Speaker 1: actually get in touch with reality. That's Melissa Powers Hamilton
Speaker 1: County Prosecutor website rather on Facebook. She does it regularly
Speaker 1: throughout the week. Thank you for what you're doing, Molissa Powers.
Speaker 1: I look forward to talking to you again and keep
Speaker 1: up the great work.
Speaker 11: Thanks Brian, you have a great day.
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Speaker 1: the uh why you want to not treat criminals with
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Speaker 1: to do a crime since that, you know that fear
Speaker 1: of imprisonment, for example, you imagine being in prison. I mean,
Speaker 1: if there's anything in the justice system that would scare
Speaker 1: me out out of committing a crime, it's really that
Speaker 1: losing your freedom and liberty. You can't get out of
Speaker 1: your cell until someone lets you out. You're stuck in
Speaker 1: there with people that you have no choice over, you know,
Speaker 1: over who your roommate is and the worst of the worst,
Speaker 1: and there you are stuck with them. Doesn't that frighten
Speaker 1: the hell out of even shouldn't it? And yeah, and
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Speaker 1: to get educated. You know, they have libraries in prison,
Speaker 1: then they have classes, and they have ministers and other
Speaker 1: people of faith coming in and trying to encourage people
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Speaker 1: But you're stuck in there with the worst of the worst.
Speaker 1: You may learn the criminal trade by being locked in
Speaker 1: prison with those So sometimes they're work and sometimes it doesn't.
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Speaker 1: through drug rehabilitation, they're criminals because they have a drug problem.
Speaker 1: They steal for money for drugs, They are found on
Speaker 1: the streets, and they're causing a problem. Generally speaking, if
Speaker 1: someone commits to rehabilitation, to going through a sobriety program
Speaker 1: for getting counseling and they can avoid jail time, they
Speaker 1: may very well be inclined to do that, and they've
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Speaker 1: So it's important the criminal justice system without that deterrence element. Though,
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Speaker 1: therefore probably experienced some of the hurricane that went through.
Speaker 1: Welcome back, Jay Ratliff, It's always a great thing to
Speaker 1: have you on my program sir. It's good to be here.
Speaker 16: And yes, we're seeing sunrise, which I think first time
Speaker 16: since Saturday we've actually seen a sunrise here in Savannah.
Speaker 16: So they call this place the low country, and believe me,
Speaker 16: it is when you get the way of sixteen to
Speaker 16: twenty inches of rain. Yeah, a storm came over us
Speaker 16: and just stayed. It was like the house guests that
Speaker 16: refused to leave.
Speaker 1: Wow, did you suffer any damage?
Speaker 16: We had some, Yeah, but it's minimal. And Brian, when
Speaker 16: I was battling the water like in my office, which
Speaker 16: was really annoying, I kept thinking, good Lord, you know
Speaker 16: people lost their lives in the stormy sir.
Speaker 8: You know, I'm just I always.
Speaker 16: Trying to keep things in proper perspective and pray for
Speaker 16: the families that were impacted. And if I got to
Speaker 16: deal with a little bit.
Speaker 6: Of water, so be it.
Speaker 1: That's why I love you, man. You're always looking at
Speaker 1: for life. From that perspective, it could be a hell
Speaker 1: of a lot worse. I can mop before up and
Speaker 1: I'll move on with my life. I wanted to pivot
Speaker 1: over to this not on your list, and I know
Speaker 1: you don't mind taking a fielding questions and talking about
Speaker 1: topics that you don't have on your list, but this
Speaker 1: I feel terribly, terribly sorry for those astronauts who flew
Speaker 1: to the International Space Station on the inaugural fight of
Speaker 1: the what is it star Liner? Boeing Starliner, the Boeing Starliner,
Speaker 1: cause you got that out there. So they make it
Speaker 1: to the International Space Station and then the craft is
Speaker 1: declared what it's not seaworthy, it's not the right, it's
Speaker 1: not space worthy or something. In other words, they might
Speaker 1: die coming back on it. So there's a problem.
Speaker 16: Yeah, the thrusters aren't working exactly as they need them to,
Speaker 16: and they've got some leaks they're dealing with. And I mean,
Speaker 16: you know me in space, if somebody said Jay, I
Speaker 16: can't want you into space at three point fifteen today,
Speaker 16: I'm there.
Speaker 1: But you put Boeing on the.
Speaker 16: Side of the aircraft spacecraft, that's just tempting fate. But
Speaker 16: you know, when they got up there, I think all
Speaker 16: of us just kind of had this collective sigh of relief, like, oh,
Speaker 16: thank god, they made it, not even thinking they couldn't
Speaker 16: get back. But they conducted several tests on the thrusters
Speaker 16: and I think there's like thirty six different combinations, and Bryant,
Speaker 16: it's not yet been flawless. They've had issues each and
Speaker 16: every time. And since the space program thankfully is on
Speaker 16: a you know, we have to make sure everything is working,
Speaker 16: plus all the backups. It's something that they simply are
Speaker 16: just saying, look, and to everyone's credit, the easiest thing
Speaker 16: to do, would we try to push it, get them
Speaker 16: home safe, Let's move on. But what they're making sure
Speaker 16: of is that it's safe, because they're like, we're not
Speaker 16: going to do this if there's an element of danger,
Speaker 16: and even if it makes us look worse, and I
Speaker 16: guess that's possible, We're going to continue trying to see
Speaker 16: what we can do. And you know, this spacecraft has
Speaker 16: a shelf life, if you will, as far as the
Speaker 16: amount of time it can remain in space at one time.
Speaker 6: It's ad or exceeded that.
Speaker 16: So that's the other issue they've got because they've got
Speaker 16: components on there that need to be checked, rechecked, replace,
Speaker 16: what have you. It's just like the cycle life on
Speaker 16: an aircraft. Every part on an airplane is inspected and
Speaker 16: or replaced every so often. Normally it's hours that the
Speaker 16: aircraft's been in operation. That's why if I get on
Speaker 16: an airplane that's thirty nine years old, I don't worry
Speaker 16: because it's not a thirty nine year old aircraft that's
Speaker 16: been rebuilt constantly, year after year after year, and it's
Speaker 16: still an airworthy aircraft. This Boeing situation in space, you
Speaker 16: got to feel for them because they're still there. You know,
Speaker 16: I always kidding people, you know, the self alert's got
Speaker 16: that thing that helped me.
Speaker 1: I can't get up?
Speaker 16: What about press that help?
Speaker 6: I can't get down?
Speaker 16: Because these guys are up there, and look, if they
Speaker 16: love space, they're enjoying it.
Speaker 6: But eventually you.
Speaker 1: Got to come home. Well, and eventually you might have
Speaker 1: to turn to another manufacturer, and that would be Elon
Speaker 1: Musk's company. Somebody's going to have to do it.
Speaker 16: And then the Boeing star Liner program, which was over
Speaker 16: budget and way way way way, way way delayed, it
Speaker 16: will probably just sail off into the sunset, never to
Speaker 16: be seen again. And who could blame them given everything
Speaker 16: that's been taking place Right.
Speaker 1: Now, Well, I saw an interesting statement from Boeing that
Speaker 1: came out yesterday. You know, they say they still believe
Speaker 1: in the Boeing star Liner quote, if NASA decides to
Speaker 1: change the mission, we will take the actions necessary to
Speaker 1: configure star Liner for an uncrude return. So the capsules
Speaker 1: stuck to the space station right now, they're busy testing
Speaker 1: in so they're going to send it back with nobody
Speaker 1: in it leading the astronauts in space.
Speaker 16: Well, the thought is, if you can't make sure that
Speaker 16: it's going to operate exactly as it needs to. That's
Speaker 16: the only way they're going to bring it home because
Speaker 16: if all the tests that they've done, and they've done
Speaker 16: many aren't one hundred percent of their satisfaction. You know,
Speaker 16: there's a certain degree of safety that you can use
Speaker 16: if it's man and unmanned, right, and obviously you've got
Speaker 16: a lot more latitude, a lot more room for air
Speaker 16: if it's if it's an unmanned return, and I suspect
Speaker 16: that exactly what's going to take place, because then if
Speaker 16: you have some of the systems leaking or not totally
Speaker 16: working as it needs to, you don't have to worry
Speaker 16: about the lives of the astronauts that are on board
Speaker 16: the aircraft during the return to Earth. So I think
Speaker 16: it's going to be somebody else bringing them home. And
Speaker 16: it's just, you know, Bug's got so many issues. This
Speaker 16: hearing that we had in Washington, d C. Yeah, they're
Speaker 16: trying to get answers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're going to get into that in a minute,
Speaker 1: because we're almost out a time. And I know that's
Speaker 1: on your topics, but I guess if they sent it
Speaker 1: home unmanned and it disintegrates on return, you know, a
Speaker 1: re entry, it doesn't let me maybe goes off into
Speaker 1: space and lands on the Sun or something like that.
Speaker 1: Boy's never going to be able to get around the
Speaker 1: optics of that, at least if it comes back safety.
Speaker 1: They said, well we got it back. It would have
Speaker 1: been okay if the astronauts were on it. Apparently was
Speaker 1: fixable enough. I just don't see how this is a
Speaker 1: win at all for Boeing.
Speaker 6: Well, they're pressed.
Speaker 16: People are going to try to spin it the best
Speaker 16: way they can, and I know that it's like when
Speaker 16: I see a drugstock that's down eighty percent on positive
Speaker 16: drug news.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, you can give it whatever a headline you want.
Speaker 16: Doesn't mean that it's necessarily inaccurate statement.
Speaker 1: We'll bring Jay back. We'll talk about Germany's busiest airport
Speaker 1: brought to a standstill over a tiny little something or other,
Speaker 1: and then we'll talk about that hearing on the blowing
Speaker 1: door plug factory workers testifying about pressure to work too fast.
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Speaker 10: Told Fox and Friends No, just to be with you.
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Speaker 1: Boeing and the door plug problem, apparently Boeing factory workers
Speaker 1: testified that they've been under a really lot of pressure
Speaker 1: to work quicker, and of course fast means lower quality
Speaker 1: products that come off the line, including doors that fly
Speaker 1: off mid flight.
Speaker 16: You and I talked seven months ago when that last
Speaker 16: airline's door plug blew out of that seven thirty seven
Speaker 16: in flight, and it was at that moment Boeing and
Speaker 16: the Federal Aviation Administration began there. I want to say investigation.
Speaker 16: I'll have to put it in quotes to find out, Okay,
Speaker 16: where in the process was this door installed, who did it?
Speaker 16: How did we miss not putting into bolts that would
Speaker 16: like secure it to the aircraft. So they have this
Speaker 16: congressional inquiry that's going on, and you've got Boeing officials
Speaker 16: and the FA officials that are report that guess what,
Speaker 16: They still have no idea where the mistake took place.
Speaker 16: They don't know who was responsible, they don't know when
Speaker 16: it happened. They can't answer a thing. And again, Boeing
Speaker 16: has been less than forthcoming. And you had congressional members
Speaker 16: that were losing their minds here. They're like, wait a minute,
Speaker 16: We've had seven months and we don't know anything. So
Speaker 16: the question is being asked, and they were excellent questions, was, look,
Speaker 16: if you can't tell me when it happened, where it happened,
Speaker 16: you're telling me it could happen again at any time.
Speaker 1: On any aircraft, right yeah. Oh, And it was like
Speaker 1: a well, yeah, I guess.
Speaker 10: So the thought is, what are we doing.
Speaker 16: I mean, if we can't determine seven months after another,
Speaker 16: this is something that should be so out of the
Speaker 16: norm that it's real easy for us to determine because
Speaker 16: everything is so carefully choreographed during the assembly process on
Speaker 16: any aircraft that we would know who was on duty
Speaker 16: which aircraft, you know, who was on duty when this
Speaker 16: particular part was being put together malfunction.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's not like.
Speaker 16: You know, an assembly line where you're just a bunch
Speaker 16: of people slept. Everything is so tightly controlled and documented, right,
Speaker 16: there's no way you could not know.
Speaker 11: I know.
Speaker 1: I was thinking, don't these airplanes have like a ven number?
Speaker 1: I mean, you just don't have a Boeing multi million
Speaker 1: dollar aircraft getting assembled with each person responsible for some
Speaker 1: component of that aircraft on a rather long assembly time.
Speaker 1: How in the hell could they not know that? I mean,
Speaker 1: come on, you have to.
Speaker 16: Because every single part on every single aircraft has a number,
Speaker 16: and that number is either inspected or replaced every so
Speaker 16: many cycle hours or duration of time that it's on
Speaker 16: the aircraft. It's always so documented because that's what makes
Speaker 16: commercial aviation safe. We know this particular part of an
Speaker 16: aircraft tends to start to wear show signs of wear
Speaker 16: at this point, that's when it's inspected, and at this
Speaker 16: point it's replaced.
Speaker 10: That's all we do.
Speaker 16: And the idea that you can show up seven months
Speaker 16: after a near catastrophic event, thank god no one lost
Speaker 16: their life, you can't provide any answers whatsoever. It speaks
Speaker 16: to the FAA's lack of oversight, and it speaks to
Speaker 16: Boeing sitting there with that, just that arrogant smirk that says,
Speaker 16: I'm going to tell you what I want to tell you,
Speaker 16: and I'm not going to tell you any more than
Speaker 16: I want to. And they get away with it all
Speaker 16: the time. Brian, you know, in your background and law,
Speaker 16: I don't know how you put up with that knowing
Speaker 16: that you've got this this and again these are my words,
Speaker 16: my impression. I can be totally wrong, but when I
Speaker 16: see this arrogance that Boeing has had about them for
Speaker 16: the last five years plus, it just it drives me
Speaker 16: out of my mind because they're not delivering the mail.
Speaker 16: It's not okay if my package gets here tomorrow instead
Speaker 16: of today. You're talking about people's lives, people that trust you,
Speaker 16: and the lack of this oversight is totally unacceptable.
Speaker 1: And it continues well, it does, And I guess it's
Speaker 1: because Boeing doesn't fear any you know, repercussions or implications.
Speaker 1: Most notably you've pointed out before many times because of
Speaker 1: the multi billions of dollars they have related to the
Speaker 1: defense industry and the fact that they do produce so
Speaker 1: many things the government relies on, they can't go out
Speaker 1: them too hard. But you know, if this is a
Speaker 1: civil action and I was asking for discovery and they
Speaker 1: refuse to give me discovery, I could go to court
Speaker 1: on a motion to compel and the judge would order
Speaker 1: it to happen, and if they didn't do it, they'd
Speaker 1: be found to contempt at court, and I can get
Speaker 1: attorney's fees. There are repercussions for not handing it over.
Speaker 1: Plus you know, also default like instructions to the jury
Speaker 1: that they're entitled to draw conclusions because the well, the
Speaker 1: person you're asking for the information from destroyed it or something.
Speaker 1: So spoliation inferences. But the point being there are ramifications here,
Speaker 1: there just doesn't seem to be any It's almost as
Speaker 1: if Boeing has taken a cue from like let's say,
Speaker 1: the FBI or the Department of Justice or other lettered
Speaker 1: agencies who refuse FOIA requests even in the face of
Speaker 1: judicial orders telling them to send over the information.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I dig in your heels long enough and let
Speaker 16: the storm pass, and we'll just go on about our
Speaker 16: way and we'll become back to Bernard and instead of
Speaker 16: front Burner and go from there. And you know, had
Speaker 16: Boeing really been fearful, like you said, five years ago
Speaker 16: when they lied and admitted they lied and admitted, they
Speaker 16: covered up and had two plane crashes of three hundred
Speaker 16: and forty six lives lost, that's the moment they should
Speaker 16: have pivoted and said, you know what, enough of this.
Speaker 16: We are becoming the Boeing of old and all they've
Speaker 16: done over the last five to six years has done
Speaker 16: the same crap they've been doing since, if not more.
Speaker 16: And it's a miracle nobody died, thank god, in that
Speaker 16: last airline's flight. And just imagine that the explosive dreak
Speaker 16: decompression that took place at that moment where it's so
Speaker 16: loud the person next to you you could scream in
Speaker 16: their ear and they don't hear you. You've got to
Speaker 16: communicate with the person seated next to you in texting
Speaker 16: a message that they can read as all this is
Speaker 16: going on because of the noise. And then you understand
Speaker 16: that the flight crew in the cacpit cannot communicate with
Speaker 16: the flight attendants A to find out what's going on
Speaker 16: or be to give instructions as far as what's taking place.
Speaker 6: It was a horrific, horrific situation.
Speaker 16: Thankfully people are living with PTSD versus the airplane going down.
Speaker 16: But Brian, it's just the idea that so much of
Speaker 16: this is being looked at in retrospect is eh, you know,
Speaker 16: it's just it's just maddening. And they've got a new
Speaker 16: CEO at the top of Bowing and I like this guy,
Speaker 16: but I'm afraid the culture is going to change him
Speaker 16: into being the hero that he has been in the past,
Speaker 16: to just another one of the guys that goes along
Speaker 16: with the crowd.
Speaker 1: The lot of they've already lost a lot of good
Speaker 1: will and to lose even more and probably that translates
Speaker 1: the loss of airflying orders. Anyway.
Speaker 16: Moving over a mouse, Okay, yes, can we call him
Speaker 16: a mighty mouse? I mean he's a full three inches long.
Speaker 16: I think this little dormouse is. But you're talking about
Speaker 16: the Germany's busiest airport in Frankfort. You got this, this
Speaker 16: little mouse that at ten forty five decided for midnight
Speaker 16: snack started chune on one of the electrical liar wires.
Speaker 1: Boom, the lights go out.
Speaker 16: You're talking about the busiest airport in Frankfort down because
Speaker 16: of this little mighty mouse that shoot on the wrong wire.
Speaker 16: Oh my god, it took Yeah, they had to dispatch
Speaker 16: the fire trucks. That did not end well for the mouse.
Speaker 16: But what ended up taking place was it took them
Speaker 16: five hours to get the power restored. I were spending
Speaker 16: billions of dollars on security, but the airport was brought
Speaker 16: down by a mouse. So fortunately it was overnight at
Speaker 16: ten forty five is when it happened. They got I
Speaker 16: think the power restored at three something in the morning.
Speaker 16: The impact of commercial aviation was minor. I think the
Speaker 16: dozen flights or less were impacted. But it just goes
Speaker 16: to show I mean, it does not take much of it.
Speaker 16: It reminds me of the American Airlines flight that left
Speaker 16: Honolulu for Asia and they don't know how, but a
Speaker 16: squirrel got into the overhead console. They take off in here,
Speaker 16: they hear the scratching going on above them, and they're like,
Speaker 16: what's going on? And there was a squirrel up there
Speaker 16: chewing on who knows what. And you talk about a
Speaker 16: crew that got that airplane back to Honolulu and on
Speaker 16: the ground as soon as they could, because that little
Speaker 16: guy could have chewed on through something that I don't know,
Speaker 16: they needed to keep the airplane in the sky.
Speaker 1: Well that's great. I just kind of wonder in the
Speaker 1: back of my mind, and if the mouse had been
Speaker 1: radicalized online to commit this active terror for nefarious purposes.
Speaker 16: Uh yeah, well, you know, I mean, there's so many
Speaker 16: different angles we could go on that I'll leave them alone.
Speaker 16: But it's just it's amazing that we were worried about
Speaker 16: so many things, and yet that's the thing that brings
Speaker 16: that airport to a standstill. Not environmentalist on the runway,
Speaker 16: but a mouse that's.
Speaker 1: Behind the scenes. Wow, and all the people who's tried
Speaker 1: whose travel plans got interrupted because of that. I don't
Speaker 1: know what he was talking about. Joe Strecker mentioned something
Speaker 1: about Richard Gear I don't know, but anyway, moving on
Speaker 1: hub delays is where we always part company, Jay Ratlift,
Speaker 1: don't go down this road hub delays.
Speaker 16: That's the guy who's got my recordings being nice to him. Yeah,
Speaker 16: Charlotte has got the bulls eye, plain and simple. The
Speaker 16: rain that had just camped over Savannah for like forever
Speaker 16: is now pounding Charlotte for the entire day. If you're
Speaker 16: flying American Airlines connecting through Charlotte, get to the airport
Speaker 16: extra early because we're seeing a great number of flight
Speaker 16: delays and cancellations. Most of those people, if they can,
Speaker 16: are being re routed on American through another one of
Speaker 16: their hubs Chicago, Dallas, Kennedy. It's called an online reroute.
Speaker 16: But that is going to be clearly the headache of
Speaker 16: the day.
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