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Speaker 2: Coming up in the fifty five Casey Morning Show. I
Speaker 2: welcome phone calls me. There's something on your mind as
Speaker 2: I stare over the mess that is this big beautiful bill,
Speaker 2: this reconciliation bill that's supposed to cut government spending. It's
Speaker 2: just Charlie foxtrot. It comes to mind. My military friends
Speaker 2: know exactly what that means, and I'm restricted by the
Speaker 2: FCC from being able to articulate that in plain words.
Speaker 2: They're wrestling over at one point five trillion dollars in
Speaker 2: spending cuts over the next ten years.
Speaker 5: We have just.
Speaker 2: I mean, the spending from government is insanity. Ron Johnson's
Speaker 2: come out against the whole concept. He said there's not
Speaker 2: enough cuts. He wants to move back to pre pandemic
Speaker 2: spending levels that would result in a six point five
Speaker 2: trillion dollar cut, and we can't do that. What do
Speaker 2: we do before the pandemic hit? How do we all
Speaker 2: survive without this massive infusion of inflation inducing cash into
Speaker 2: the economy. I mean, I feel like we're on a
Speaker 2: sinking ship and we just can't There's just nothing we
Speaker 2: can do about it. It tried. The water's flowing in
Speaker 2: gallons per minute and we're trying to bail it out
Speaker 2: with a tea cup. I mean, we talk about existential
Speaker 2: threats all the time. You know, Oh my god, China
Speaker 2: is an existential threat. Oh my god, Russia is an
Speaker 2: existential threat. Now we're killing ourselves. Try to cut medicaid
Speaker 2: just requiring able bodied adults that don't have any children,
Speaker 2: Mabel body working men, capable of working men. I should
Speaker 2: argue that's a problem cutting them off without having them,
Speaker 2: at least cutting them off unless they endeavor to obtain
Speaker 2: employment or I think, in the case of one of
Speaker 2: the proposals, provide twenty hours a week of community service,
Speaker 2: whatever the hell that means, just one of a multitude
Speaker 2: of programs that we fund that you and I are
Speaker 2: going to work for every single day, and they spend
Speaker 2: and they spend, and they spend, and we're on a
Speaker 2: trajectory to have eighty seven some odd trillion dollars in
Speaker 2: debt over the next decade. The alarm bell should be
Speaker 2: going off, and the Democrats just refuse. On every level,
Speaker 2: any suggestion of a spending cut is met with absolute
Speaker 2: opposition by the Democrats. What do they think they're gonna
Speaker 2: do when debt service because we owe an obligation of
Speaker 2: those who are fool en off the loness money debt
Speaker 2: service on it is going to consume most of the
Speaker 2: federal budget and no time. That's the trajectory we're on,
Speaker 2: and yet no cuts. They reject any suggestion of cuts.
Speaker 2: Hard rain's gonna fall, folks. I mean, I hate to
Speaker 2: wake up and you know, at five o'clock and start
Speaker 2: talking about this kind of crap that you know I've said,
Speaker 2: there's so many articles about what the process is revealing.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, we're gonna cut this, we're gonna cut that,
Speaker 2: and it all amounts to really nothing in the grand
Speaker 2: scheme of things. Fine, planned Parenthood's going to be cut.
Speaker 2: I know a lot of my listeners welcome the idea
Speaker 2: of that, but it's paltry dollars in the grand scheme
Speaker 2: of things. I mean, they need to be going at
Speaker 2: the butt at the spending with a giant axe, and
Speaker 2: they're just merely chipping away little teeny bits here, little
Speaker 2: teen bits there. And I welcome any little cut that
Speaker 2: can come from government spending. But you know, the headlines
Speaker 2: get dominated by win. Parenthood's going to get cut when
Speaker 2: you look at the reality. Ron Johnson op ed in
Speaker 2: the Wall Street Journal that they did a beautiful job.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, talking about it. Maybe you get
Speaker 2: to read a little bit later, but just giving a
Speaker 2: sense of proportion to where we are in terms of
Speaker 2: spending and how quickly we've gotten to where we are,
Speaker 2: and what I go back to, what do we do
Speaker 2: prior to twenty nineteen when COVID kicked in, Oh my god,
Speaker 2: I mean, and we were already spending recklessly prior to that,
Speaker 2: and then they the spending jump by six and a
Speaker 2: half trillion dollars or something like that, and they're having
Speaker 2: a difficult time just going back to pre pandemic spending levels.
Speaker 2: We're not in a pandemic anymore. Businesses are open and
Speaker 2: by all accounts thriving pretty well too. Sorry, I'm just
Speaker 2: so disheartened. I got up and didn't know which direction
Speaker 2: I wanted to go this morning. And I have like
Speaker 2: fifteen articles about this reconciliation bill, and there are three
Speaker 2: different committees and they're all putting their two cents in,
Speaker 2: and each has different responsibilities, like cutting green programs, and
Speaker 2: you know, Medicaid is one. And there are so many
Speaker 2: Republicans opposing any of these cuts as well, which is
Speaker 2: just heartbreaking to me. Why well, they're vulnerable Republicans. You know,
Speaker 2: I realized we're going to have an election again, no kidding,
Speaker 2: every two years. You know, we understand the process. You know,
Speaker 2: sometimes you just got to fall on the sword, do
Speaker 2: the right thing for the lasting benefit of the country.
Speaker 2: And you know, see if the Democrats can achieve their
Speaker 2: goals and going back to pandemic level spending, I don't
Speaker 2: see that happening. If the Republicans can't join together in
Speaker 2: unity for the purpose of saving us from ourselves and
Speaker 2: cutting radically and dramatically this massive government spending, which is
Speaker 2: good for everyone at the risk of losing their job.
Speaker 2: They're only a handful of so called vulnerable Republicans out there.
Speaker 2: And if the House were to switch and the Democrats
Speaker 2: become the majority. They're still look at the Republicans with
Speaker 2: the House majority, the Senate majority, and the presidency. They
Speaker 2: can't even find their way. Do you think the Democrats
Speaker 2: are going to be able to find their way? Do
Speaker 2: you think they're going to work with lockstep uniformity. No,
Speaker 2: they're going to be infighting as well. Anyway, I'm not
Speaker 2: fearful of that. I'm fearful of a lost opportunity, which
Speaker 2: we only have a small window here.
Speaker 5: Get it done.
Speaker 2: Peel the man daid off by ripping it off, and
Speaker 2: let's take our country back from ourselves, or it's all
Speaker 2: going to end. And Claire, communications and Outreach officer for
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Speaker 2: we'll explain that too. Us Coming up at seven point thirty,
Speaker 2: we'll get the inside scoop with Bright Barton News today,
Speaker 2: the return of Deputy Politics Senator Bradley Jay. Why are
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Speaker 2: Daniel Davis deep dive, of course, the latest on Russia
Speaker 2: and the Cincinnai Via joins the program at eight forty.
Speaker 2: I always enjoy having the VA on and talking about
Speaker 2: the benefits that they offer my veteran friends out there.
Speaker 2: You heard top of the Aaron News and this is
Speaker 2: bat crap insanity. I think this is merely designed to
Speaker 2: create the perception that there's controversy when none exists. We
Speaker 2: all know who Rodney Hiitton Junior is, at least locally
Speaker 2: accused of killing Hamilton County Sheriff's Deputy Larry Henderson and
Speaker 2: what appears to be an intentionable, intentional ramming of his
Speaker 2: car into the Sheriff's deputy. Larry Henderson distraught over the
Speaker 2: fact that the police shot his son, who was involved
Speaker 2: in criminal activity at the time of the shooting and
Speaker 2: was carrying a Block forty three forty caliber firearm with
Speaker 2: an extended magazine. He's suing multiple city agencies claiming his
Speaker 2: civil rights have been violated. Okay, multiple agencies, the City
Speaker 2: of Cincinnati, the police Department, Hamilton County Justice Center, and
Speaker 2: ten officers John Doe officers, because I guess they don't
Speaker 2: know the names of the officers that just merely showed
Speaker 2: up in court for his hearing. They say Rodney's fourth, sixth, eighth,
Speaker 2: and fourteen Amendment rights were violated. So we go back
Speaker 2: to the eighth ten year old Ryan Hinton getting shot
Speaker 2: by the so far unnamed Sin Sint Police officer not
Speaker 2: named because well out of fear for his life.
Speaker 5: I'm sure.
Speaker 2: Rodney Hinton Junior then crashed his car into former Hammond
Speaker 2: County sheriff Deputy Larry Henderson, killing him. He was arrested,
Speaker 2: facing multiple charges, including some that might carry the death
Speaker 2: penalty if he's convicted. During his court of first court appearance, Right,
Speaker 2: and you already saw the scene if you're paying attention
Speaker 2: to local news, there were dozens of Sheriff's deputies there
Speaker 2: in the courtroom showing support for their fellow deputy, Larry Henderson.
Speaker 2: Don't recall that they uttered a syllable, but they were there. Also,
Speaker 2: dozens of them showed up for his second hearing, the
Speaker 2: bond hearing. Now, this lawsuit claims that the appearance from
Speaker 2: the law enforcement agencies was a in the complaints. Were
Speaker 2: a coordinated presence clearly intended to intimidate suppressed defense and
Speaker 2: influence the judicial process. Oh, I guess they don't believe
Speaker 2: that judges are capable of ignoring the presence of the
Speaker 2: police officers and handing out justice. Intimidate who Antoinette Holly,
Speaker 2: who filed the lawsuit on behalf of Hinton, is not
Speaker 2: a licensed attorney. Mister Hinton Junior representing himself in the matter,
Speaker 2: which I think speaks volumes to the merits of this lawsuit.
Speaker 2: If I may underscore that Antoinette Holly said he was
Speaker 2: walking out, and how the whole precinct seemed to be
Speaker 2: in the courtroom. I don't even know what that sentence mean.
Speaker 2: That was intimidation, like they had him shackled in handcuffs,
Speaker 2: Like what did they think he was going to do?
Speaker 2: Evaporate all the way described as a close friend to Hinton,
Speaker 2: when you got him behind closed doors. We don't know
Speaker 2: if he's eating. We don't know what's going on there
Speaker 2: once they close those gates. We only know what we see.
Speaker 2: Does that make any sense to anyone?
Speaker 5: Joe?
Speaker 2: Can you decipher what in the house he's talking about?
Speaker 2: He has entitled the council, He is entitled the visitors.
Speaker 2: If you're wondering what's going on inside the Hamilton County
Speaker 2: lock up, just show up to visit him. You don't
Speaker 2: have to storm the gate like our elected officials did
Speaker 2: with the Ice headquarters. And detention facilities. Just show up,
Speaker 2: then you'll know what's going on once they close those gates.
Speaker 2: Lawsuit claims when Rodney Hinton Junior was arrested, he was
Speaker 2: subjected to excessive force resulting invisible injuries. Now, apparently he
Speaker 2: did have visible injuries to his head, but he was
Speaker 2: involved in a crash, and according to the release, he
Speaker 2: had been hospitalized after the crash in critical condition. We're
Speaker 2: not quite sure which injuries were caused by the crash,
Speaker 2: but yes, I do believe it's certainly possible that the
Speaker 2: injuries that were revealed in the courtroom he did to
Speaker 2: himself when he ran the deputy. Lawsuit also claims the
Speaker 2: decision to deny him bond is a violation of the
Speaker 2: Eighth Amendment of the United States Constitution. In Ohio's pre
Speaker 2: trial procedure, According to the lawsuit, at his arrangement, mister
Speaker 2: Hinton appeared visibly beaten. He appeared that way, handcuffed and
Speaker 2: dressed in jail attires, signaling to the court and public
Speaker 2: that he was guilty despite having not been convicted. Well,
Speaker 2: you know what signaled to the court and the public
Speaker 2: that he was guilty. The fact that he ran his
Speaker 2: car into a deputy, witnessed by multiple witnesses, arrested on
Speaker 2: the scene, and of course taken to the hospital because
Speaker 2: he injured himself ramming the police saw or the sheriff's deputy.
Speaker 2: I know he is presumed innocent until proven guilty. I'm
Speaker 2: not ignoring the realities of the criminal justice system. But
Speaker 2: this isn't like something that we're trying to recreate because
Speaker 2: there were no witnesses there. This isn't something that the
Speaker 2: police went out and found him after he fled the scene,
Speaker 2: and we have question marks over whether or not they
Speaker 2: got the right guy. I mean, all those kind of
Speaker 2: question marks don't really exist in this one, now, do they,
Speaker 2: Which is one of the things I'm sure the judge decided,
Speaker 2: ignoring the police officers and law enforcement in the room,
Speaker 2: ignoring the fact of his attire, whether it was an
Speaker 2: orange jumpsuit or he was there in a suit, that
Speaker 2: they do have all of this evidence against them, and
Speaker 2: that he would go off on a tear and attack
Speaker 2: a random law enforcement officer who had nothing to do
Speaker 2: with the death of his son. I think suggests that
Speaker 2: he is a risk for the community at large, which
Speaker 2: would result in him being denied bond, maybe a fight
Speaker 2: risk too charge with one kind of aggravated murder. Then
Speaker 2: the grand jury showed up and indicted him on a
Speaker 2: second charge of aggravated murder and additional charges of murder
Speaker 2: plus two counts of flonious assault. That's your grand jury
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Speaker 2: DE talk station. Yeah, good point, cribbage, Mike, this kind
Speaker 2: of message from Mike, my submarine or friend. Judge Yas
Speaker 2: took the extra measure for mister Hinton by placing him
Speaker 2: in the Claremont County jail for his own safety, doing
Speaker 2: him as service, he says, sounds like the strong arm
Speaker 2: of the law to me. He he also noticed, you
Speaker 2: take a look at the envelope with the law. It
Speaker 2: looks like was written by a second grader. And I
Speaker 2: presume that something you know that maybe not in purporle
Speaker 2: crayon or something, Mike. But since she is not a
Speaker 2: licensed attorney, mister Hinton is representing himself in this absurd lawsuit. Again,
Speaker 2: I think it's designed to stir up controversy where none
Speaker 2: exists and present the perception that there's been some abuse
Speaker 2: of the judicial authority or legal process in order to
Speaker 2: perhaps I don't know gin up money for the fundraising.
Speaker 2: People will donate to anything. So he does have another
Speaker 2: fundraiser out there trying to raise money online for his
Speaker 2: legal defense. Of course, he's facing all these aggravated murder
Speaker 2: among other charges. The family attempted to raise funds for
Speaker 2: his legal defense and a Go Fundme campaign which was pulled.
Speaker 2: It was removed well because it violated the Go fundme
Speaker 2: the rules. They have rules on there. You can't raise
Speaker 2: money for people who have been accused of criminal activity
Speaker 2: or something along those lines. I'm paraphrasing. Hinton's sister, Kiyara
Speaker 2: launched a new one on Give Send Go, which has
Speaker 2: now raised forty thousand dollars or around forty thousand dollars,
Speaker 2: which doubled the initial goal, which was twenty thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: In the fundraising post, she approached the express condolence is
Speaker 2: the Deputy Henderson's family and then went on to hold
Speaker 2: her hand out and asked for money, saying, mental health
Speaker 2: is a real thing. Please check on your people who
Speaker 2: show signs of mental illness, I guess suggesting, which apparently
Speaker 2: the defense attorneys may use an insanity plea in an
Speaker 2: effort to defend him from the murder charges, they say.
Speaker 2: According to reporting from Local twelve Thank You James Pilcher,
Speaker 2: twelve hundred dollars have contributed to the campaign, some from overseas,
Speaker 2: and he writes, while many contributors believe Hinton deserves a
Speaker 2: robust legal defense, some have also called for continue violence
Speaker 2: against police, and there you have it. There is a
Speaker 2: certain subset of the environment out there, the subset of
Speaker 2: the population that still believes all police are evil. And
Speaker 2: if you kill a police officer like Rodney or mister
Speaker 2: Hinton Junior did or allegedly did, then you are on
Speaker 2: the good side of the ledger. You're doing the right
Speaker 2: thing for the community in the world by killing a
Speaker 2: police officer, a law enforcement officer. FOP president Ken Kober,
Speaker 2: who's on this program regularly, it's disappointing that you have
Speaker 2: a platform that allows somebody to raise money for someone
Speaker 2: that's killed a cop, but it doesn't violate their policy.
Speaker 2: Gofund Me took a different stance and took it down,
Speaker 2: and that's something we certainly appreciate. Spokesman Forgives and Go
Speaker 2: said that while the company is heartbroken over Henderson's death,
Speaker 2: their policy does not automatically remove fundraisers based on charges
Speaker 2: or allegation. They think everyone deserves a chance to get help,
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Speaker 8: UH.
Speaker 2: Since a city council is going to be voting tomorrow
Speaker 2: on a thirty year property tax exemption for a developer
Speaker 2: that's going to rehab CAREW Tower into a department into apartments, UH.
Speaker 2: Yesterday the Budget and Finance Committee approved the agreement. They
Speaker 2: believe The city leaders believe it will contribute to efforts
Speaker 2: to revitalize downtown Cincinnati. According to Jeff Cameron in a statement,
Speaker 2: it's sitting there vacant, without offices, without residential, without retail,
Speaker 2: there will be a hole in the middle of downtown.
Speaker 2: I can't argue with that one hundred and sixty one
Speaker 2: point nine million dollars project. It comes with a substantial
Speaker 2: tax incentive for the New York based developer, thirty year
Speaker 2: tax exemption worth thirty seven million dollars now. According to
Speaker 2: the report from wcpo's Jay Shacker, Thank you Jay. Our
Speaker 2: city leaders believe the project will help meet the city's
Speaker 2: housing goals and significantly increase the residential population in the
Speaker 2: downtown area. Joe's editorial comment on the article, I guess
Speaker 2: there won't be any low income housing here. Rents for
Speaker 2: a one bedroom will start average rent will start at
Speaker 2: nineteen hundred and fifty bucks during the tax free period
Speaker 2: thirty year tax exemption. Notice how I emphasize the thirty
Speaker 2: part because it's reported here. During the tax free period,
Speaker 2: the developer is projected to contribute sixteen point seven million
Speaker 2: dollars to the Cincinnati Public Schools, one million dollars to
Speaker 2: the street car generate nine hundred and sixty two thousand
Speaker 2: dollars in income tax. I don't know if you add
Speaker 2: all that together, I don't think it comes anywhere near
Speaker 2: the thirty seven million dollars that the thirty year tax
Speaker 2: exemption is worth anyway. Two hundred and forty six one
Speaker 2: bedroom units with an average rent of nineteen hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty bucks, one hundred and nine two bedroom units average
Speaker 2: rent twenty seven hundred dollars and twenty three bedroom units
Speaker 2: average rent thirty three hundred dollars sound a little bit
Speaker 2: pricey to you, Joe, shaking his head in disbelief. Does
Speaker 2: that comport with a connected Communities development? Joe, I haven't
Speaker 2: run you know across reference that with connected communities. We'll
Speaker 2: just have to leave. The two are elected officials. Since
Speaker 2: the man accused of shooting someone while a child was
Speaker 2: with him in his car, forty one year old Michael
Speaker 2: Chandler facing charges of flonious assault and dangering children and
Speaker 2: weapons charges in Hamilton County. According to the criminal complaint,
Speaker 2: police detective belief Chandler had a child in his car
Speaker 2: with him on Saturday when he drove up to a
Speaker 2: gas station to shoot a man. Once there, police believe
Speaker 2: he shot the man at least twice, grazing the victim
Speaker 2: and causing him to quote serious physical harm. That's in
Speaker 2: the documents that could detectives haven't said why they think
Speaker 2: Chandler did it or what relationship he has with a victim.
Speaker 2: That's going to say Chandler isn't allowed to have a
Speaker 2: gun because he was convicted of flonious assault in twenty
Speaker 2: eighteen in jail on a fifty thousand dollars bond. I
Speaker 2: guess he was it in front of Judge Silverstein. Joe
Speaker 2: wasn't supposed to have but there's a law in the
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Speaker 2: over to the stack of stube. I've got a Pennsylvania
Speaker 2: man now going to be spending decades in prison for
Speaker 2: stabbing and beating his grandmother to death before setting her
Speaker 2: body on fire. Twenty nine year old George Cisco sends
Speaker 2: the twenty nine and a half to sixty years in
Speaker 2: prison after pleading guilty but mentally ill to third degree murder,
Speaker 2: arson and terroristic threats regarding the April twenty twenty four
Speaker 2: death of sixty seven year old Margie Finley. This Cord
Speaker 2: of the Pennsylvania Pike County District Attorney's Office in a
Speaker 2: press release Cruse showed up April twenty sixth last year
Speaker 2: to a fire at Finley's home in Milford Township. Firefighters
Speaker 2: battle to the blaze. They found Cisco covered in blood
Speaker 2: in the front of the house. He didn't respond when
Speaker 2: an assistant fire chief asked him if he needed help.
Speaker 2: Defendant walked further into the home and threatened anyone who
Speaker 2: tried to enter it, saying she was the devil and
Speaker 2: I had to do it. Firefighters put out the fire
Speaker 2: found Finley dead in the kitchen. According to prosecutor, Cisco
Speaker 2: admitted to police he killed his grandmother and started the
Speaker 2: fire in the house, saying the flea medication she was
Speaker 2: putting on the cat was harmful. He slashed his grandmother's throat,
Speaker 2: stabbed her before using a kitchen rag. This set her
Speaker 2: on fire. He told reporters with the Pennsylvania State Police
Speaker 2: that the Bible said, quote in order to kill the devil,
Speaker 2: he must use the Holy Spirit and fire close quote. Well,
Speaker 2: I guess the Holy Spirit suspiciously absent from his conduct
Speaker 2: that day. Autopsy determined the cause of death was blunt
Speaker 2: forced trauma and sharp injury. Psychological exam originally deemed Cisco,
Speaker 2: who was diagnosed with schizophrenia incompetent to stan trial. A
Speaker 2: second one, though, cleared him. You keep taking another stab
Speaker 2: at it, You're gonna get it. Finley's son said his
Speaker 2: mother loved Cisco before calling him a monster. His attorney
Speaker 2: said his client lost his way when he stopped taking
Speaker 2: his medication. Pike kennedysh attorney Ray talking in a statement,
Speaker 2: there are no winners here. The loved ones of Margie
Speaker 2: Finley deeply grieve their loss and that can never be
Speaker 2: fully repaired. Uh yeah, Wow.
Speaker 5: All I could say was wow.
Speaker 2: A woman married for twelve years and mother two turned
Speaker 2: to artificial intelligence chat vot, developed by open Ai, asked
Speaker 2: it to interpret the coffee grounds in a photo of
Speaker 2: her husband's cop tassiography. I guess is what this is
Speaker 2: referred to when you try to read the coffee grounds
Speaker 2: and determine the future or your fate based on coffee grounds.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Joe. There's the bubbling bong of stupidity for
Speaker 2: anyone who believes in that chat. GPT allegedly told her
Speaker 2: that her husband based on the coffee grounds. Mind you,
Speaker 2: her husband was having an affair with a younger woman
Speaker 2: who was determined to tear the family apart. She didn't
Speaker 2: question artificial intelligence interpretation of the coffee grounds immediately initiated
Speaker 2: divorce proceedings. Idiots doing idiot things because they're idiots, article
Speaker 2: report of the Greek City Times. Appearing on the Greek
Speaker 2: morning show Toe Proino, the husband recovered the incident, saying
Speaker 2: she's often into trendy things. He said, one day she
Speaker 2: made us Greek coffee and thought it'll be fun to
Speaker 2: take pictures of the cups and have chat GPT read
Speaker 2: them resolved a corner of the chatbot. His cup revealed
Speaker 2: a mysterious woman with the initial E that he was
Speaker 2: supposedly fantasizing about and with whom he was destined to
Speaker 2: begin a relationship, says his Wife's cup, on the other hand,
Speaker 2: painted a much darker picture that he was already cheating
Speaker 2: on her and the other woman wanted to destroy their home.
Speaker 2: Husband said of the TV program, he laughed it off
Speaker 2: as nonsense, but she took it seriously. She asked me
Speaker 2: to leave, told our kids we were getting divorced, and
Speaker 2: then I got a call from a lawyer. That's when
Speaker 2: I realized that this wasn't just a phase. He refused
Speaker 2: agree to the mutual separation, formerly served with divorce papers
Speaker 2: three days later. Husband noted it wasn't the first time
Speaker 2: his wife had fallen under the spell of supernatural guidance,
Speaker 2: saying a few years ago she visited an astrologer and
Speaker 2: took a whole year for her to accept that none
Speaker 2: of it was real. His lawyer emphasized the claims made
Speaker 2: by the AI chatbot have no legal standing, stressing that
Speaker 2: the husband is innocent until proven otherwise. Well, actually, I
Speaker 2: think she's probably doing him as service. If I was
Speaker 2: married to a nutcase like that, i'd want to get
Speaker 2: the hell out. Yeah, he definitely is dodging a bullet.
Speaker 2: God knows what she'd be doing down the road.
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Speaker 2: to the stacker. Stupid A man seen recording a young
Speaker 2: mother who was breastfeeding her child on a bus.
Speaker 5: This is in Britain.
Speaker 2: Man caught filming the mother as she breastfed her baby
Speaker 2: on the bus told horrified passengers who challenged him, f off,
Speaker 2: I'm English, don't know what the hell that's both.
Speaker 5: To mean anyway.
Speaker 2: The woman homed Out Sully, twenty seven years old, traveling
Speaker 2: to visit her friend. Right after she got on the bus,
Speaker 2: a shock passenger shouted at her to say, hey, another
Speaker 2: passenger is filming her and zooming in on her chest.
Speaker 2: Hommed out to Healthcare Assystem, demanded to know why he
Speaker 2: was filming. The man ignored her, according to Manchester Evening
Speaker 2: News reporting on this. In response, she began to video
Speaker 2: the man while other passengers stepped in to defend the
Speaker 2: young mother, people with cell phone cameras. Footage shows the
Speaker 2: man wearing a it says, a high vis vest. High
Speaker 2: visibility vest. I guess that's like a conspiguity or something anyway.
Speaker 2: Being confronted by the passengers, who were described as being
Speaker 2: appalled before, he claims to have deleted the clip from
Speaker 2: his phone. When one passenger demands to see proof, he replies,
Speaker 2: f off, you're not touching my phone. Who do you
Speaker 2: think you are? You're not the police. Second passenger then
Speaker 2: suggests checking the gallery on the man's phone for proof
Speaker 2: that he deleted the clip. The man replies, f off,
Speaker 2: who do you think you are? I'm English and I
Speaker 2: live here. What amadad originally from Nigeria, which seems to
Speaker 2: be pointless in terms of the subject matter of the
Speaker 2: stack of stupid article. Lives in Manchester said the man
Speaker 2: was later confronted by the bus driver, who kicked him
Speaker 2: off the bus. Took place while she was traveling on
Speaker 2: a B Network bus from Manchester to Ashen. She reported
Speaker 2: the incident to the police, said she'd been left feeling
Speaker 2: horrible by it. Said a voice reached out to me
Speaker 2: and at the back of the bus and told me
Speaker 2: that the man was filming breastfeeding and he was zooming
Speaker 2: in on my boobs. Asked the man if he was
Speaker 2: recording me and to delete it in the video, but
Speaker 2: he wasn't answering. That's when I picked up my phone
Speaker 2: and started recording. When he was asked why you thought
Speaker 2: it was okay to film a breastfeeding mother, he said
Speaker 2: he has rights because he's English. How can you say
Speaker 2: that you have rights to film a breastfeeding mother because
Speaker 2: you're English. It's a legitimate retort to his claim. I
Speaker 2: don't know what his being English has anything to do
Speaker 2: with it. Anyway, you'll find him everywhere the East. Perverts
Speaker 2: and an award to give out this morning. Ryan Jacob Duhon,
Speaker 2: thirty four years older, Jefferson City, arrested in charge with
Speaker 2: allegedly assaulting not only a Coal County deputy, but also
Speaker 2: abusing a child. Happened over this past weekend, facing multiple
Speaker 2: charges including abuse and assault. Coal County Sheriff's officer responded
Speaker 2: to the fifty one hundred block West Business for a
Speaker 2: report of child abuse May tenth in the afternoon. Deputy
Speaker 2: showed up the scene located a seven year old child
Speaker 2: who had a large bruise on his face and cut
Speaker 2: inside the cheek. Witnesses accused Ryan Jacob Dillon, who's thirty four,
Speaker 2: of playing with the juvenile when he made a statement
Speaker 2: about disciplining the victim. This, according to court documents, he
Speaker 2: then allegedly punched the child in the face with a
Speaker 2: closed fist. Witnesses note of the Duhon was very intoxicated
Speaker 2: when this incident occurred. Deputy's question regarding the allegation, to
Speaker 2: which he stated incoherently, thank you. There was guidance that
Speaker 2: needed given he did something about it. Close quote. Try
Speaker 2: to make some sense out of that. Let me know
Speaker 2: if it means anything probable cause. Stamens showed that after
Speaker 2: being arrested and taken him to the Coal County jail.
Speaker 2: He kicked the patrol car's doors open or door open,
Speaker 2: and then also hit a deputy. Also reportedly kicked the
Speaker 2: deputy's knee while outside the car and threatened to find
Speaker 2: out where they live. Charge the first degree assault of
Speaker 2: a special difference agree assault in child ease galaxies.
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Speaker 2: eight hundred eighty two three talk pound five fifty on
Speaker 2: AT and T phones. Making the headlines. You know, the
Speaker 2: this whole big beautiful bill that they keep referring to
Speaker 2: it as one big beautiful bill to cut government spending
Speaker 2: and cut back waste, throw out into use. It's just nonsense.
Speaker 2: And I was on a bit of a tear the
Speaker 2: outside of the program because you know, we Republicans have
Speaker 2: the power and control through reconciliation to put something substantial
Speaker 2: and meaningful through, and we're just focused on bright and
Speaker 2: shiny objects that are important but nonetheless don't bring about
Speaker 2: any really significant savings or cuts to the government spending.
Speaker 2: So you got bill proposals come into the House Ways
Speaker 2: and Means Committee, you got the Energy and Commerce Committee,
Speaker 2: and you got the House Agricultural Committee, and you know
Speaker 2: there are some changes to Medicaid requiring able bodied adults
Speaker 2: to work, volunteer, or undergo training to be if you're
Speaker 2: able body without young children or dependents, you got to
Speaker 2: work at least eighty hours a month or perform the
Speaker 2: same number of hours volunteering or undergoing training. Fine, they
Speaker 2: have to verify eligibility twice per year rather than the
Speaker 2: current one time a year. It would cut a five
Speaker 2: percent increase in federal funding from Medicaid that was put
Speaker 2: into place during COVID nineteen and why not because there
Speaker 2: ain't no more COVID nineteen. And it would also prohibit
Speaker 2: federal funding to states not ensuring the participants are US citizens.
Speaker 2: Fine Good Sounds, Good, Right, Ways and Means and Energy
Speaker 2: Commerce measures curb billions of dollars in federal funding policies
Speaker 2: regarding fossil fuel and renewable energy. For example, the Energy
Speaker 2: Committee slashes funding the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund, repeals federal
Speaker 2: funding to address air pollution, cuts funding with low emissions
Speaker 2: electricity programs, repeals spending on dozens of other related programs,
Speaker 2: including the Environmental and Climate Justice Block Grants. All Great
Speaker 2: Ways and Means Committee measure cuts green energy products funded
Speaker 2: by the Biden Air Inflation Reduction Act. Fine, here's where
Speaker 2: the rower meets the road. CBO determine the changes to Medicaid,
Speaker 2: energy and other parts of these bills would reduce the
Speaker 2: deposite ready eight hundred and eighty billion dollars over ten years,
Speaker 2: which is nothing. Pivoting over to Ron Johnson, say what
Speaker 2: you want about Ron Johnson. He wrote an open letter
Speaker 2: pointing out the problem with what they're proposing right now.
Speaker 2: The one big, beautiful bill of Congress is working on
Speaker 2: a certainly big with beauties in the ee the beholder,
Speaker 2: he writes, Too often the reality of these budget debates
Speaker 2: gets obscured in details like the ones I just mentioned.
Speaker 2: Those will make the headlines like defunding Planned parenthood. Fine,
Speaker 2: oh my god, headlines everywhere about that one. But the
Speaker 2: reality is in it is a bit different when you
Speaker 2: look at it on a broader scale, he said. Let
Speaker 2: me attempt to clarify the current discussion by focusing on
Speaker 2: the most important facts and numbers. In fiscal twenty nineteen,
Speaker 2: federal outlays total four point four to five trillion, that's
Speaker 2: twenty point six percent of gross domestic product. This year,
Speaker 2: total outlays will be seven point zero three trillion, twenty
Speaker 2: three point three percent of GDP. That's a fifty eight
Speaker 2: percent increase over six years. CBO projects federal outlies outlays
Speaker 2: will total are you ready eighty nine point three trillion
Speaker 2: dollars across fiscal twenty twenty six to thirty five. Much
Speaker 2: of the blame goes to pandemic spending, but lockdowns are
Speaker 2: long over. There's nothing now to justify this abnormal level
Speaker 2: of government spending. Pathetically, Congress is having a hard time
Speaker 2: agreeing on a reduction of even one point five trillion
Speaker 2: dollars over ten years, a one point six eight percent cut,
Speaker 2: which he refers to as a little more than a
Speaker 2: rounding error. So my guess is that much of that
Speaker 2: miniscule decrease will be backloaded to the end of the
Speaker 2: ten years for which Congress is now budgeting. Increase in
Speaker 2: the probability of those savings will never be realized by
Speaker 2: way of comparison, he said, other than during World War II,
Speaker 2: the increase in spending we've experienced over the past six
Speaker 2: years is unprecedented. After the war of Congress and Trump,
Speaker 2: President Truman understood the importance of returning spending normal levels
Speaker 2: nineteen forty one, total outlays thirteen eleven point seven percent
Speaker 2: of gross domestic product, peaking at forty one percent of
Speaker 2: GDP in nineteen forty five, a five hundred and seventy
Speaker 2: seven percent increase. Of course, we were fighting World War two.
Speaker 2: That's ten times as large as what we experienced with
Speaker 2: the pandemic. Yet by nineteen forty eight, federal outlays were
Speaker 2: back down to about eleven percent of GDP. They righted
Speaker 2: the ship, says nineteen forty eight, government has steadily grown,
Speaker 2: and spending as a percentage of GDP has more than doubled.
Speaker 2: That level far exceeds the size and scope of government
Speaker 2: the Founders envisioned. In nineteen thirty, prior to President Franklin
Speaker 2: Roosevelt's New Deal, federal outlay were three point five percent
Speaker 2: of GDP. State and local expenditures nine point one. The
Speaker 2: foundational premise of America and the Tenth Amendment a limited
Speaker 2: federal government with most governing occurring close to the governed
Speaker 2: at the state and local level. That vision, a limited
Speaker 2: federal government now unattainable, but returning to a reasonable pre
Speaker 2: pandemic level of spending is doable. The economy is no
Speaker 2: longer forcibly shut down. Congress should at least be able
Speaker 2: to bring spending back to twenty nineteen share GDP, which
Speaker 2: would be a total six point four to seven trillion
Speaker 2: dollars over the next over the next fiscal year, eight
Speaker 2: hundred and thirty eight billion below the CBO's current fiscal
Speaker 2: twenty twenty six spending projection of seven point twenty nine
Speaker 2: trillion dollars, returning federal outlays to twenty point six percent
Speaker 2: of GDP, saving eight point four trillion dollars over ten years,
Speaker 2: a lot better than the paltry goal of one point
Speaker 2: five trillion, which they can barely agree on right now.
Speaker 2: The Central the Congress deviate from the current path, he writes,
Speaker 2: under every scenario now being considered, federal debt continues to
Speaker 2: skyrocket from its current level of almost thirty seven trillion dollars.
Speaker 2: CBO's current projection, adds, are you ready twenty two trillion
Speaker 2: over the next ten years, resulting in total debt of
Speaker 2: approximately fifty nine trillion by twenty thirty five, which is
Speaker 2: literally right around the corner. That'd be one hundred and
Speaker 2: thirty four percent of GDP, numbers that we've never seen
Speaker 2: in the history of our country. That projection assumes an
Speaker 2: automatic tax increase will occur when the twenty seventeen cuts expire,
Speaker 2: which the Republicans are currently working on extending those permanently,
Speaker 2: which means, in the projections of the CBO, less money
Speaker 2: flowing into government. Now, I know that doesn't account for
Speaker 2: additional economic activity by keeping the permanent tax cuts or
Speaker 2: making the tax cuts permanent, but that's the dollar and
Speaker 2: cents reality. No one can accurately predict the dynamic economic
Speaker 2: effects of changes in tax law, tariffs, and the current
Speaker 2: trade war. But by repealing the automatic tax increase, adding
Speaker 2: one point five trillion in additional tax cuts, pumping around
Speaker 2: three hundred and forty billion into additional border and defense spending,
Speaker 2: and reducing other spending by almost at most one point
Speaker 2: five trillion, the One Big Beautiful Bill will almost certainly
Speaker 2: add to our deficits and debt. I doubt mister Trump's
Speaker 2: voters expressed expect us to continue spending at Biden's levels,
Speaker 2: which led to the inflation that they elected Republicans last
Speaker 2: year to stop. I doubt too, that Trump voters will
Speaker 2: be elated to see the gd GOP embrace democratic policies
Speaker 2: and priorities, including Obamacare, which seems to have found new
Speaker 2: life under the name Medicaid expansion, and I can't imagine
Speaker 2: that they want Republicans to increase annual deficits. That's why
Speaker 2: I can't support this bill as it's currently being discussed,
Speaker 2: and doubt that it will pass the Senate. It's also
Speaker 2: why I'm asking the President and congressional leaders to reconsider
Speaker 2: the multi step strategy on budget reconciliation. By passing a
Speaker 2: bill based on this Senate's original budget resolution, we can
Speaker 2: fund border security and defense priorities and bank eight hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty billion in real spending reductions. Step two, pass
Speaker 2: the bill that extends a current tax law a tax
Speaker 2: law to prevent the automatic twenty twenty six increase and
Speaker 2: avoid default by including a smaller increase in the debt
Speaker 2: ceiling that maintains the pressure and leverage to achieve further
Speaker 2: spending reductions. With those goals, achieve Phase three, sufficient incentive
Speaker 2: would remain to address President Trump's tax proposals focusing on
Speaker 2: working men and women that have already expired business tax
Speaker 2: provisions in his twenty seventeen tax law that also give
Speaker 2: us time to simplify and rationalize the tax code and
Speaker 2: go line by line through the entire federal budget to uncover, expose,
Speaker 2: and eliminate the hundreds of billions of dollars a waste
Speaker 2: for ad abuse that the Doge effort has shown exists.
Speaker 2: If we don't, America has headed off a cliff. I
Speaker 2: know it's a lot to absorb there, folks, but in
Speaker 2: the final analysis, the point is one point five trillion
Speaker 2: dollars in cuts over the next decade is getting us nowhere.
Speaker 2: Why do we continue to spend at COVID nineteen level spending.
Speaker 2: Why do the Democrats stand in the way of anything
Speaker 2: reasonable by way of expectations, like that an able bodied
Speaker 2: man in his thirties shouldn't be eligible for medicaid, He
Speaker 2: should be out there getting a job, or at least
Speaker 2: showing some effort to get a job. Cooking yourself up
Speaker 2: in the biblical court of government when you're capable of
Speaker 2: employment is absolutely I think I call it sinful. It's absurd.
Speaker 2: It's obscene that you and I are working to pay
Speaker 2: for that person to sit at home and literally not
Speaker 2: lift a finger to do anything. But the mere mention
Speaker 2: of that type of reform is logical and reasonable. It seems,
Speaker 2: brings out the Democrats condemning the Medicaid health insurance changes.
Speaker 2: Millions of people will lose their healthcare. That's right, millions
Speaker 2: of people who shouldn't be getting healthcare through Medicaid because
Speaker 2: they're capable of going out and gaining some gainful employment.
Speaker 2: We've gone that crap insane in this country, and as
Speaker 2: mister Johnson points out, we're heading off a cliff six
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Speaker 2: Always welcome phone call. It's got a few callers on
Speaker 2: the line, which puts a smile on my face. We'll
Speaker 2: start with what's sae Jim, Jim, Welcome back to the
Speaker 2: fifty five Carcy Morning Sho.
Speaker 5: Always a pleasure hearing from you.
Speaker 12: Good morning, Brian Thomas. A little bit off topic of
Speaker 12: what you were talking about, but it's about that sheriff
Speaker 12: deputy continuing saga, I sent you a video and it
Speaker 12: went through on a private message, so I'm hoping that
Speaker 12: you got it.
Speaker 13: Joe got it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the black Panthers, well.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and he's walking around in front of the woorhouse
Speaker 12: with a crossbow.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 12: And in the video he talks about keeping the people
Speaker 12: safe and how he feels intimidated and all this kind
Speaker 12: of stuff kind of reminds me of that thing out
Speaker 12: there by Lincoln Heights with those guys the Ku Klux
Speaker 12: Klan or whatever they called theirselves. But this guy's walking
Speaker 12: around with a crossbow. I mean, you're telling me that
Speaker 12: that doesn't instigate and try to start trouble by walking
Speaker 12: around dressed up in military garb.
Speaker 2: Well, I listen. I know that he has the right
Speaker 2: to open carry in the state, and I guess I
Speaker 2: can support that right. I am not a fan of
Speaker 2: open carry for along the lines of the same things
Speaker 2: you're pointing out. It is intimidating to a lot of people,
Speaker 2: and I think that's what it's designed to do, to
Speaker 2: intimidate people. But he does have a right to keep
Speaker 2: him bare arms and he can wear whatever the hell
Speaker 2: he wants. I think he looks foolish in his military guarb,
Speaker 2: but he claims he's there to protect the protesters who
Speaker 2: are protesting the prosecution of Ronnie Enton Junior for reasons
Speaker 2: that go beyond my comprehension, because I don't know that
Speaker 2: the guy's worthy of support. But that's my conclusion. You know,
Speaker 2: the world's filled with opinions. Opinions are like sphincter's. We
Speaker 2: all have one. It doesn't mean that it's necessarily appropriate,
Speaker 2: but we do have a right to free speech. And
Speaker 2: if people want to support Rodney Hinton Junior, the guy
Speaker 2: who ran over the sheriff's deputy, who had literally nothing
Speaker 2: at all to do with Rodney Hinton Junior's son being
Speaker 2: shot by police, then they're entitled to protest.
Speaker 12: And now they have a federal lawsuit trying to protect
Speaker 12: the civil rights of this gentleman who ran over the
Speaker 12: officer out there, who was doing, like you just said,
Speaker 12: absolutely nothing but trying to earn a couple extra bucks
Speaker 12: for his family. Clyde Bennett, who is representing him, claims
Speaker 12: that he has nothing to do with it, and he
Speaker 12: doesn't it.
Speaker 2: It was filed by a woman who is not a
Speaker 2: licensed attorney, making insane arguments about his various constitutional rights
Speaker 2: being violated. It's a bunch of nonsense, and I think
Speaker 2: call it is is designed to gin up controversy among
Speaker 2: people who have no concept or understanding of what the
Speaker 2: Constitution means, what these various amendments stand for, and the
Speaker 2: idea that yeah, in an open gallery, uniformed shriff's deputies
Speaker 2: are allowed to show up and appear at a hearing,
Speaker 2: suggesting that somehow that intimidated the judge, like the judge
Speaker 2: is incapable of ignoring law enforcement presence. Judge is there
Speaker 2: to establish bond and determined bond based upon public safety
Speaker 2: and the underlying controversy, flight risk and all those factors.
Speaker 2: And of course they did the right thing by this
Speaker 2: guy by putting him in the Claremont County lock up
Speaker 2: rather than the Hamilton County lockup, where the fear of
Speaker 2: him being attacked and abused by Hamilton County Sriff's deputies
Speaker 2: was I suppose some legitimate concern. So he's being treated
Speaker 2: okay from under the law just because you file a
Speaker 2: suit litigation myth number forty seven, your claim must have merit.
Speaker 2: Appreciate it, Jim, always pleasure hearing from you. I just
Speaker 2: ignore that stuff, really, just I mean, that's the only
Speaker 2: default I can come down to it. Because again, they
Speaker 2: have the right to protest if they want, and he
Speaker 2: does have the right to walk around foolishly with a crossbow,
Speaker 2: which I think is the dumbest weapon to have if
Speaker 2: you're in a self defense situation. How was going to
Speaker 2: take you to put another bolt in? Just asking? I
Speaker 2: always think of those zombie movies with the guy with
Speaker 2: the crossbow, like you got nine thousand zombies coming after you.
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Speaker 2: Welcome back, Gary. Always good to hear from you.
Speaker 4: Hey, Good to hear from you, Brian. Hey, as far
Speaker 4: as this nutcase with a crossbow. There's nothing like freedom
Speaker 4: of speech, because by your fruits you shall know them.
Speaker 9: That's right.
Speaker 2: I agree. You know, it's like those crazy client people
Speaker 2: on the bridge. I know people are up said about
Speaker 2: it and they think the world's coming to an end.
Speaker 2: But you know, there's where the idiots are. You can
Speaker 2: see them. They're identifying themselves. They're saying things that are
Speaker 2: stupid out loud. That's good for us. We know who
Speaker 2: to sell to stay away from. And it generates discussion
Speaker 2: about their belief systems, which of course always reveals how
Speaker 2: backcrap and saying their belief systems are. So more speech
Speaker 2: equals better for everyone. I agree with you absolutely.
Speaker 4: Hey, as far as this irresponsible you were cracked on,
Speaker 4: it's about the irresponsibility of the way we're spending our mind.
Speaker 4: And it goes full the Republicans as well.
Speaker 2: Yes it does.
Speaker 4: I really believe, I really believe that they want to
Speaker 4: crash the system.
Speaker 13: YEP, it's going to crash.
Speaker 4: And once they crash, they believe that they're going to
Speaker 4: be around to pick up the pieces and make it
Speaker 4: in their own image. That's the only thing that makes sense.
Speaker 4: That's exactly what they're doing. Yeah, and there's nothing else
Speaker 4: you could say that. That's what they're trying. Whether it
Speaker 4: works or not, nobody knows.
Speaker 2: Well, we're the global default currency. We are the most
Speaker 2: reliable person around in terms of the the worth of
Speaker 2: our currency. And in order to knock us off this
Speaker 2: lofty perch that we've been standing on now for the
Speaker 2: last one hundred and fifty or so years, the left
Speaker 2: has to do something to stop us. And the global
Speaker 2: warming climate change concept is doing everything it can to
Speaker 2: undermine our our stability in terms of the energy grid
Speaker 2: and our ability to produce and consume, which is all
Speaker 2: evil from their perspective. That's not going to quite do it.
Speaker 2: So what else do you do? You refuse to cut
Speaker 2: a single dime from the federal government spending, getting us
Speaker 2: to the point where the vast majority of the money
Speaker 2: that's taken in by way of taxes it goes to
Speaker 2: debt service, in other words, our credit card interest bill,
Speaker 2: basically ultimately leading to people not trusting the American fiat
Speaker 2: currency and no longer borrowing money from us or or
Speaker 2: buying our bonds, and then the whole thing comes collapsing down.
Speaker 2: That's just due to the inevitable conclusion. It's just it's
Speaker 2: you know, can you imagine if we had a credit score?
Speaker 5: Are are?
Speaker 2: Are we a responsible borrower? Appreciated?
Speaker 5: Gary?
Speaker 2: I think you're onto something I really do, and it's sad. Mike,
Speaker 2: welcome to the program. Thank you for holding there.
Speaker 5: Hi, Brian, real.
Speaker 14: Quick about that guy down. But as they protecting the
Speaker 14: protesters of a crossbow, two questions. Is he walking around
Speaker 14: that loaded or is it just hearing it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's cocked, it's got a bolt in it.
Speaker 5: That's not safe.
Speaker 2: Well, no, they have modern cross bow not on. Modern
Speaker 2: crossbows have safeties. I walk around with every handgun I
Speaker 2: own is loaded and ready to go. Like if you
Speaker 2: know what a nineteen eleven style firearm is in third stage,
Speaker 2: you got the hammer pulled back, but it's got a
Speaker 2: safety on it, and you can carry it around safely
Speaker 2: and you're ready to fire. Just look the safety down.
Speaker 2: Unhis you're holding onto the grip.
Speaker 14: So and also they might never tried to fire across
Speaker 14: to draw the cable back on that thing. Yeah a bolt.
Speaker 2: Oh, I know, That's why I was joking about it.
Speaker 2: When you see the zombie movies, there's always some idiot
Speaker 2: running around with a crossbow killing zombies, Like, wait a second, Okay,
Speaker 2: you got one. What about the rest of them? What
Speaker 2: are they gonna do? Are they gonna pause their attack
Speaker 2: while you're pulling the bow back and locking and putting
Speaker 2: another bolt in. Yeah, it's a tough process the exactly.
Speaker 2: But it looks scary, which I think is probably the point. Anyhow,
Speaker 2: feel free to call let's see here. It looks like
Speaker 2: I'm out of time for local stories, which I guess
Speaker 2: is okay under the circumstances. Do have something to bring
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Speaker 2: This is a ballot initiative. What would our elected officials
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Speaker 13: Thank good morning, Brian.
Speaker 15: Thanks and real quick, we can't forget about Governor Dewines
Speaker 15: Maximilian campaign where he was handing out college scholarship for
Speaker 15: young people who didn't need the.
Speaker 3: Vaccine to go get vaccinated. But the reason I called
Speaker 3: was the constitutional amendment, the Dave Yost, the petition that
Speaker 3: Dave Yost as appro I have to.
Speaker 13: Look at this.
Speaker 15: I love the idea, but my question is why didn't
Speaker 15: Dave Yost pick up a piece of paper that said,
Speaker 15: hang on a second, seventy percent of our property tax
Speaker 15: is school tax. And twenty years ago the Supreme Court
Speaker 15: took a look at the Ohio Constitution said it's unconstitutional
Speaker 15: to fund schools through property tax.
Speaker 13: So seventy percent of the.
Speaker 15: Problem goes away if we just would have upheld the
Speaker 15: us of the Ohio Supreme Courts ruling on the Constitution.
Speaker 13: It already exists.
Speaker 2: Isn't that But isn't that revealing of the incompetence of
Speaker 2: every elected official. It's gone to Columbus since that Supreme
Speaker 2: Court ruling finding that our funding of the school systems
Speaker 2: is unconstitutional and it's based on property tax, they haven't
Speaker 2: come up with a solution. They've ignored.
Speaker 13: It just needed a.
Speaker 3: Little bit of time. Brian like a couple of decades
Speaker 3: which Reich, which really turns into.
Speaker 15: They all put their hand on the Bible and swore
Speaker 15: an oath. I believe, I know this happens at the
Speaker 15: federal level. I assume at the state level, fame that
Speaker 15: they're going to put their hand on the Bible and
Speaker 15: uphold the Ohio Constitution.
Speaker 3: If so, as a Christian, I would take a look
Speaker 3: at that and say, you put yourself.
Speaker 15: In grave danger of taking an oath putting your hand
Speaker 15: on the Bible, and then we're just going to ignore
Speaker 15: it when it's inconvenient.
Speaker 3: So I look at it through a skeptical lens to say,
Speaker 3: as Hillary Clinton might say, what difference does it make
Speaker 3: if we pass the constitutional amendment, because our elected leadership
Speaker 3: has already shown that well, they're very adept at just
Speaker 3: ignoring whenever things are on constitutional.
Speaker 2: No, but that would mean you wouldn't have to pay
Speaker 2: your property tax bill if they sent one to you.
Speaker 2: This constitutional amendment eliminates property taxes in the state of Ohio.
Speaker 2: Real property taxes would be unconstitutional in the state, So
Speaker 2: you don't have to pay the tax bill if they
Speaker 2: send it to you anyway. So if they ignore, that's
Speaker 2: that constitutional amendment, the will of the people. If the
Speaker 2: people do vote in favor of it, they can't send
Speaker 2: a property tax bill on and if they do, you
Speaker 2: have a legal basis to not pay it citing the constitution.
Speaker 15: Can I scratch out the school tax part.
Speaker 5: Of it today?
Speaker 2: Is there would be no tax.
Speaker 3: Reduced it by seventy percent.
Speaker 2: Yes, there would be no tax on real property. That
Speaker 2: tax bill is calculated based upon the value of your home.
Speaker 2: So I make that argument, and that's see, that's where
Speaker 2: that's where the real challenge comes in. See, this is
Speaker 2: the will of the citizens. Perhaps if it's voted in,
Speaker 2: if it's ultimately approved. The language of the title has
Speaker 2: been approved, now it advances, and they're going to analyze
Speaker 2: the substance of the actual text of the measure itself.
Speaker 2: But I mean walk through what might happen. This is
Speaker 2: a citizen based effort to abolish property tax, which I
Speaker 2: suppose is a solution to following the Supreme Court of
Speaker 2: Ohio's decision that the current funding structure is unconstitutional. So
Speaker 2: maybe this is the people's answer to their two decades
Speaker 2: long plus inaction on the subject matter. I don't know
Speaker 2: how it ultimately works out. Well, I am too, because
Speaker 2: you know, I think about my senior citizens friends out there.
Speaker 2: The house is completely paid off, and the real estate
Speaker 2: property tax bill goes through the roof and they can't
Speaker 2: afford it, meaning they can't afford to stay in a
Speaker 2: place that they own outright. So you never really own
Speaker 2: your property then, which kind of throws the idea of
Speaker 2: personal property and private property ownership on its head. You
Speaker 2: really don't own it as long as you have to
Speaker 2: pay an ever increasing tax bill on it. Yeah, but
Speaker 2: the devil's in the detail. So if this were to pass,
Speaker 2: then what do they do. I mean, really walk through it.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of different taxes in there. How is
Speaker 2: it that they can fund you know, the parks and
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Speaker 17: Good morning, Brian. You're the lawyer, so I give a
Speaker 17: question for you.
Speaker 18: Since taxes has been illegal according to the Ohio Supreme
Speaker 18: Court for the last foury or so years, would there
Speaker 18: not be a case for a class action lawsuit against
Speaker 18: the state of Ohio to recoup those losses.
Speaker 2: I don't understand the context. It's illegal. At least it's
Speaker 2: unconstitutional to fund the school system using real estate taxes
Speaker 2: the Court of the Supreme Court decision from twenty years ago.
Speaker 2: I don't know what losses you're referring to. It's still unconstitutional.
Speaker 18: If I'm paying illegal tax according to the Supreme Court,
Speaker 18: would I'm not being able to recruit those illegal taxes?
Speaker 2: No, not, to the best of my understanding. I'm trying
Speaker 2: to struggle with the legal issue in the context in
Speaker 2: which you're stating the question. Anytime someone starts us you're
Speaker 2: the lawyer, and I always get worried because, hey, just
Speaker 2: having a law degree does not mean you know everything
Speaker 2: there is to know about the law. I'm on record, Okay,
Speaker 2: So this is a complicated.
Speaker 18: I'm just saying, between the two of you know a
Speaker 18: whole lot more about that stuff than I do.
Speaker 2: Well, it's very complicated, of course, and I don't I mean,
Speaker 2: I guess I'm puzzled by the fact that the legislative
Speaker 2: branch and the governor's office haven't done anything to comply
Speaker 2: with the coequal branch of government, which is the Supreme Court,
Speaker 2: which says that what the current funding structure is unconstitutional.
Speaker 2: So that's just been ignored outright. I mean, I think
Speaker 2: about it in the context of, you know, everybodys screaming
Speaker 2: about Donald Trump ignoring the courts and doing what he wants.
Speaker 2: I mean, here we are in the state of Ohio.
Speaker 2: They've been doing that now for the last two decades.
Speaker 2: So that's really the big issue in the room. But
Speaker 2: in so far as whether we have any relief that
Speaker 2: could be available in the courts for the taxpayers here
Speaker 2: in Ohio. I am struggling to figure out how that
Speaker 2: will be characterized or what the remedy might be. I
Speaker 2: don't think you can unring the bell. The taxes have
Speaker 2: been spent on schools, and of course they got to
Speaker 2: be funded in some way. But it is unconstitutional the
Speaker 2: way they're doing it. I guess you probably could run
Speaker 2: into court and ask for an injunction. He's saying, the
Speaker 2: Supreme Court has previously held that this funding mechanism is unconstitutional.
Speaker 2: Ergo I refuse to pay the property taxes that are
Speaker 2: related to the the funding of the local school district
Speaker 2: because it's unconstitutional. Maybe you can get some legs that way.
Speaker 2: It just surprises me after twenty years no one's gone
Speaker 2: to court and done that. So maybe I just haven't
Speaker 2: analyzed the merits of that or the complications surrounding it.
Speaker 2: But the first time the question has ever been posed
Speaker 2: to me, my friend. But this Citizens for Property Tax
Speaker 2: Reform group is the ones that have circulated this petition
Speaker 2: to amend the Constitution, and I, on some level, I
Speaker 2: think it's kind of brilliant. So the Ohio Attorney General's
Speaker 2: Office approved the wording of the amendment. They got petition
Speaker 2: in the first day of May, so they had to
Speaker 2: determine whether these submitted language fairly and truthfully summarizes the
Speaker 2: constitutional amendment, and they did responses sent to the petitioners
Speaker 2: dev Yos. Having carefully examined the submission, I conclude that
Speaker 2: the title and summary are fair and truthful statements of
Speaker 2: the proposed constitutional amendment. So next step in the process
Speaker 2: is for the Ohio Ballot Board to certify the proposal.
Speaker 2: And after that, the petitioners have to go out into
Speaker 2: the state and gather signatures from registered voters voters equal
Speaker 2: to at least ten percent of the vote's cast in
Speaker 2: the most recent gubernatorial election. And they have to get
Speaker 2: signatures from at least forty four of Ohio's eighty eight counties,
Speaker 2: with each of those counties requiring at least five percent
Speaker 2: of the vote's cast in the gubernatorial election. Now, I
Speaker 2: don't think that represents much of a challenge. I am certain,
Speaker 2: as I said here today, there are enough people willing
Speaker 2: to want to abolish the property tax in each of
Speaker 2: the counties to get sufficient number of signatures. So when
Speaker 2: the petition comes rolling by you'll have an opportunity to sign.
Speaker 2: But walking through the devils always in the details, right,
Speaker 2: How would things look afterwards? Given that the various school
Speaker 2: districts get most of their butt money from property taxes,
Speaker 2: and if property taxes can no longer be collected in
Speaker 2: the state of Ohio, I guess the reform group leaders
Speaker 2: are suggressing that. Well, you know, we're not trying to
Speaker 2: defund public public schools, but they want the state to
Speaker 2: use an alternative method, going back to the Supreme Court decision.
Speaker 2: It's sun cuts just the way they're currently doing it.
Speaker 2: So maybe an income or sales tax. So I would expect,
Speaker 2: and this is actually fair er if you abolish by
Speaker 2: voting for this measure, assuming he gets on the ballot,
Speaker 2: property taxes are abolished, a sales tax represents a fairer
Speaker 2: way because everyone then has to shoulder the burden of
Speaker 2: the public schools. You go to the store and buy something,
Speaker 2: you are participating. You're getting some benefit from them. Even
Speaker 2: those who don't have children get the benefit of some schooling,
Speaker 2: but also roads, bridges, infrastructure. It's better than income tax,
Speaker 2: which doesn't ever affect a lot of the people who
Speaker 2: get goods and services from government. So a sales tax
Speaker 2: is a legitimate sort of I would argue maybe a
Speaker 2: better way to fund them, maybe a national sales tax
Speaker 2: rather than an income tax. That's always an option six p.
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Speaker 2: Welcome back, Todrue. It's always good to hear from you, Brian.
Speaker 8: I need you to refer to me as vice Admiral,
Speaker 8: Lord humongous. Okay, I mean I was gonna go for general,
Speaker 8: but that just seems so trite and overdone nowadays.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I just and you know, the title.
Speaker 8: Rear admiral has other connotations, so I didn't really want
Speaker 8: to go down that road.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wouldn't have, but you know, you threw it
Speaker 2: out there.
Speaker 8: You could call me the Ayatola of Rock and Roller
Speaker 8: if you'd like.
Speaker 2: Fair enough, all these titles came to you in a dream.
Speaker 8: Yes, well, you know, honestly, I feel like sadly, I
Speaker 8: should say, I feel.
Speaker 5: Like we're living in a dream a little bit.
Speaker 8: Because it was it was a very somber weekend, especially
Speaker 8: here in Anderson Township. We had the funeral procession come
Speaker 8: through here, and I have to say I was very
Speaker 8: impressed with the turnout here and Anderson. A lot of
Speaker 8: people lining the streets holding flags. It was quite a
Speaker 8: beautiful paying a showing for a police and our Faigen officer.
Speaker 8: But and then I flick on, you know, flick on
Speaker 8: the news. Reality comes back in Sunday kind of took
Speaker 8: a little bit of a break, and I saw the
Speaker 8: post from the Black Panthers were coming to town.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and outruns. You know, I'll put it to you
Speaker 5: this way.
Speaker 8: I've had bigger events for.
Speaker 5: God knows what and no media shows up.
Speaker 8: You know, you alert the media we might be having this,
Speaker 8: that or the other, and you know, you have maybe
Speaker 8: fifty people there or whatever, and the news doesn't show
Speaker 8: up because they deem it non newsworthy.
Speaker 5: But this group of I don't know how you want
Speaker 5: to describe them, but this group of folks shows.
Speaker 8: Up in town and they had probably, I don't know,
Speaker 8: look like fifteen twenty people there near the courthouse. And
Speaker 8: there's the press giving them free press coverage, exactly what
Speaker 8: they want. So they spread their message of hate and
Speaker 8: division and.
Speaker 2: Give the appearance of strength. It gives them the appearance
Speaker 2: of strength when they represent it just a very very
Speaker 2: very tiny percent of the population who wants to protest
Speaker 2: over the prosecution of what I think we can all
Speaker 2: agree on as a murderer.
Speaker 8: Absolutely, and not only does it gives them legitimacy, but
Speaker 8: the press doesn't see it, you know, the press teams
Speaker 8: that pressed acides, you know. And I'm speaking specifically of
Speaker 8: the Inquirer, which I'm not a big fan of the Inquirer,
Speaker 8: as anyone that follows me might know. I have a
Speaker 8: problem with the editor over there and a lot of
Speaker 8: the people over there, because they're so fundamentally biased.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't subscribe to that rag if you paid for
Speaker 5: it at.
Speaker 8: The end of the day after that, and you did
Speaker 8: mention it you've been talking about this morning.
Speaker 5: I really appreciate the callers that have called in about it.
Speaker 8: But you know, there's an old saying just because you
Speaker 8: have the right doesn't make it right. And I do
Speaker 8: appreciate your comments from the legal perspective on the lawsuit
Speaker 8: that was filed by I believe a non attorney from
Speaker 8: out of the state.
Speaker 5: I believe she's from Atlanta. I'm not sure that is.
Speaker 2: From what I learned that is correct. Not in the state.
Speaker 8: Yes, So she just picks up, you know, picks up
Speaker 8: the pen and files a lawsuit based on something she
Speaker 8: saw on TV, making allegations that, you know, evidence of abuse,
Speaker 8: when literally that the many news organizations were reporting the
Speaker 8: prior day that this accused murderer and I'm using accused.
Speaker 5: In quotes here.
Speaker 8: Was was critical was you know, in the critical care
Speaker 8: critical condition in the hospital from this crash, and was
Speaker 8: initially reported that he passed away if you remember correctly,
Speaker 8: So you know, any injuries that were apparent the next
Speaker 8: day in the courtroom were clearly due to his.
Speaker 5: Uh and they were to his head. You know, he
Speaker 5: didn't black eyes, are broken, nose per se from beatings.
Speaker 2: He just had elascerations to his head.
Speaker 8: And then she makes the the U because she must
Speaker 8: be psychic.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Was that miss Cleo that filed the laws? Well maybe
Speaker 2: maybe Antoinette Holloway, the civilian, the non attorney who has
Speaker 2: filed this, uh, this specious lawsuit. Maybe she did previously
Speaker 2: in a prior life act as Miss Cleo and do
Speaker 2: tee leaf reading.
Speaker 5: Maybe she called California psychics.
Speaker 8: And you know, I'm going I'm reaching back here, I'm
Speaker 8: pulling a lot of memories out of my psyche here.
Speaker 5: But I mean, I gotta tell.
Speaker 8: You it it just yeah, I mean, you're correct, ignore
Speaker 8: it and move past it. But you know, my fear
Speaker 8: is this and then throw Clyde Bennett into it. I
Speaker 8: do understand that he's facing some some allegations of what's
Speaker 8: the legal term here, he was ethical violations I can't remember,
Speaker 8: might be legal violations, but I know that that was
Speaker 8: filed like earlier this month.
Speaker 5: That there's some allegations made against.
Speaker 8: Clyde Bennett that's being heard by this I believe the
Speaker 8: Supreme Court of Ohio.
Speaker 5: I'm not positive on that, but I.
Speaker 2: Know the Supreme Court would rule on ethical ethical issues.
Speaker 2: But ethical issues also can be criminally related. So if
Speaker 2: he was abusing like misusing client funds or absconding with
Speaker 2: with with client funds, and he could be charged with
Speaker 2: a crime, but also would be subject to ethical challenges
Speaker 2: in the Supreme Court, and he could lose his license
Speaker 2: if something's been proven, or be suspended from the practice
Speaker 2: of law. So that's the determination the Supreme Court made,
Speaker 2: but that that is an independent thing from any criminal
Speaker 2: allegations that might be dealt with by the prosecutor's office.
Speaker 8: Well, here's my problem, and and correct me if you
Speaker 8: if you don't feel the same way. Maybe I'm off
Speaker 8: base here, but here's my fear. First of all, this
Speaker 8: this heinous act. I'll just I'm using words that you know,
Speaker 8: I'm trying to use words that not you're not going
Speaker 8: to dump me on. But the the this act is
Speaker 8: this whole this whole thing is quickly spiraling into some
Speaker 8: sort of circus atmosphere. Intentionally, yes, and and to be fair,
Speaker 8: we can't let it because the you know, society, we
Speaker 8: deserve better for something as serious as this incident.
Speaker 5: We deserve, but we cannot allow it to.
Speaker 8: To They want distraction, they want deflection, they want they
Speaker 8: want confusion anarchy to rule the day, so that we
Speaker 8: get distracted and we forget at the very core here
Speaker 8: an innocent, very good man. I mean that far better
Speaker 8: than I am or will be. To be fair, I
Speaker 8: mean this man was a pillar in the community and
Speaker 8: led by example, silently, led by example, was sadly murdered
Speaker 8: by a vehicle, you know, replaced.
Speaker 5: The car with a gun. Would people then have less
Speaker 5: uh less, you know, less.
Speaker 8: Ability to claim you know, uh, this isn't a serious
Speaker 8: a car an incident.
Speaker 5: You know, I'm saying just because.
Speaker 8: It was a car doesn't make it any less less heinous.
Speaker 8: And I'm just I just cannot believe that the news
Speaker 8: is facilitating.
Speaker 13: And aiding the the.
Speaker 8: The spiraling into clown or to to circus atmosphere.
Speaker 5: That's my point.
Speaker 2: Well, and I consider that the media is is part
Speaker 2: of the group that once the chaos and once the division,
Speaker 2: and once this sort of idle devolution, if I can
Speaker 2: use that or decivilizing effect that's going on. You know,
Speaker 2: they're all leftists and they have perhaps in their reporting,
Speaker 2: have an anti police mindset, and this fulfills their goals
Speaker 2: to undermine public trust and law enforcement on some twisted level.
Speaker 2: So and they benefit from the idea that if they
Speaker 2: can can if they can stir this pot and get
Speaker 2: people to you know, take to the streets and riot
Speaker 2: in protest, they're going to have a whole lot more
Speaker 2: fun stories to talk about because we all know it
Speaker 2: gets the lead in the press.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and I just wish that My suggestion to people is,
Speaker 8: and you correct me if I'm wrong here, but you know,
Speaker 8: when you see these people protesting, ignore it. Just walk
Speaker 8: past that, you know, and you and you hear about
Speaker 8: these lawsuits.
Speaker 5: I mean, I could go out.
Speaker 8: Today and file a lawsuits exact any particular reason and
Speaker 8: it's not going to get covered by the press. It's
Speaker 8: not going to be put in the headlines because you know,
Speaker 8: for all intents and purposes, we can agree on surface
Speaker 8: at least that this is a frivolous and pointless and
Speaker 8: case less lawsuit. Yeah, but the press runs with it
Speaker 8: and puts the narrative out there, and then everyone's talking
Speaker 8: about So I would just simply you concur that, you know,
Speaker 8: the best course of action rather than you know, counter
Speaker 8: protesting or gathering to watch these people is just ignore
Speaker 8: them and let them fade into obscurity.
Speaker 2: Which they will do in a day or two, you know.
Speaker 2: I mean, we had to deal with antifile for a while,
Speaker 2: you know, occupying the streets and blah blah. Well they
Speaker 2: went away, didn't they. I mean, it took a lot
Speaker 2: longer than this one will. These are folks from out
Speaker 2: of town. I imagine they've got other things to do
Speaker 2: back home, like maybe families or perhaps employment, although I
Speaker 2: guess I have to question that, but something else. And
Speaker 2: they're not going to be staying around the city of
Speaker 2: Cincinnati for months and weeks protesting Rodney Hinton Junior's prosecution.
Speaker 2: So people get it out of their system. But I'm
Speaker 2: with you, ignore it. I I plan on it. It's
Speaker 2: not going to change it after my life.
Speaker 8: So what is what is your Since I'm now vice admiral,
Speaker 8: what is your? What rank would you like me to
Speaker 8: bestow up on you too? You have to think about
Speaker 8: that one.
Speaker 5: What's our I mean? The other thing is who's gonna
Speaker 5: what's our uniform gonna be? I mean that opens up, you.
Speaker 8: Know, I mean I thought I was done buying clothes,
Speaker 8: and you know, I'm kind of comfortable in cargo shorts.
Speaker 2: Just gouda shirt and cargo shorts. There you have it,
Speaker 2: and you can wear your ugs.
Speaker 9: They're not ugs.
Speaker 8: Give me a break, they are not you guys swear
Speaker 8: to guy guys with your us.
Speaker 9: Okay, crocs, they're not crocs.
Speaker 2: Gez so much better sketchers.
Speaker 5: You're really cruising, Brian, I'll tell you right.
Speaker 2: I like the idea. How about the uniform will be
Speaker 2: whatever the hell it is we decided to put on
Speaker 2: that given day, we'll have our title.
Speaker 9: But I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 8: I need the I need the ray ban sunglasses and
Speaker 8: the and the something militariesque style hat.
Speaker 5: Maybe maybe the French navy.
Speaker 9: Hat that comes to a point at both ends.
Speaker 5: I'm not sure. But we were we really need to
Speaker 5: have a formal uniform. But you work on your.
Speaker 8: Title and I have to tell you, you know, vice
Speaker 8: admiral's taken, so you gotta go something higher that I don't.
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Speaker 2: on between Russia and Ukraine. Looks like Zelenski maybe wanting
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Speaker 2: before anyway, since Ava is going to join the program
Speaker 2: at eight forty two, So my veteran friends out there
Speaker 2: be around and listening at eight forty I've been lamenting
Speaker 2: this proposed budget bill, and it's just so heartbreaking when
Speaker 2: you hear about the Republicans can't even get to some
Speaker 2: point of agreement over cutting government spending, struggling to cut
Speaker 2: one point five trillion over ten years. And I read
Speaker 2: the opinion pier or the open letter from Senator Ron
Speaker 2: Johnson this morning appearing in the Wall Street Journal, and
Speaker 2: he's a definite no on this because it does not
Speaker 2: cut enough. What they're doing is just not really much,
Speaker 2: said he he won't support it. So there's one right there,
Speaker 2: and they can't afford to lose very many to get
Speaker 2: anything passed. Meanwhile, while Republicans struggling to cut one point
Speaker 2: five trillion spending, Ron Johnson's push for a return to
Speaker 2: pre pandemic spending levels that would amount to a six
Speaker 2: point five trillion dollar cut. And why wouldn't we return
Speaker 2: to pre pandemic spending levels? I pointed out this morning,
Speaker 2: just sort of asking out loud and asking for a friend.
Speaker 2: What did we do prior to COVID? I understand business
Speaker 2: and industry was locked down and people weren't going to work,
Speaker 2: so they had to have some sort of mass infusion
Speaker 2: from the federal government. We need to expand medicaid because
Speaker 2: of well, COVID, but we're not in COVID anymore. Why
Speaker 2: can't we go back to what we spent before? And
Speaker 2: even that's too much. That's how we racked up thirty
Speaker 2: seven trillion dollars in debt or at least thirty but Johnson,
Speaker 2: speaking with Newsback, said he's not particularly optimistic about the
Speaker 2: bill Republicans or their or even their ability to pass
Speaker 2: it by July fourth, given the spending levels. Pointed out
Speaker 2: the Congressional Budget Office latest projection for ten years of spending.
Speaker 2: Are you ready eighty nine trillion dollars? So they're going
Speaker 2: to reduce that eighty nine trillion projection from the CBO.
Speaker 2: That's over ten years, folks, by an underwhelming one point
Speaker 2: five trillion dollars, representing a one point seven percent cut,
Speaker 2: which he referred to as a rounding error. Amen, it is.
Speaker 2: I know a lot of Republicans up there in swing states.
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Speaker 2: but you know, honestly, if they don't get reelected, but
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Speaker 2: very happy Tuesday to you. You know me, I love
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Speaker 2: And today we have Dan Claire from the DAV about
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Speaker 2: It's good to hear from you today.
Speaker 20: Hey, good morning, Brian, thanks for having us back again.
Speaker 2: Always enjoy hearing from me, and I appreciate what you're
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Speaker 2: you do at the DAV.
Speaker 20: Sure DAV is nationally headquartered right here in the try
Speaker 20: say we're an Erlanger. We help veterans get their benefits,
Speaker 20: we help them connect with jobs, and this week we're
Speaker 20: going to be helping them become entrepreneurs.
Speaker 2: How do you go about doing that? I'm sorry, Dan,
Speaker 2: I lack the entrepreneurial spirit. I've been at W two
Speaker 2: employee my entire life, and I'm always in awe of
Speaker 2: folks who are able to They're like, you know what,
Speaker 2: I've got an idea, I'm going to start my own business,
Speaker 2: and they actually get it accomplished. I have the most
Speaker 2: utmost respect for those folks because I just I just
Speaker 2: don't have it in me.
Speaker 17: You know, I do too.
Speaker 2: It takes a lot of guts.
Speaker 20: I mean, just by definition, if you're an entrepreneur, you're
Speaker 20: doing something that is inherently risky. But these veterans are
Speaker 20: up to it, you know. And what we're trying to
Speaker 20: do is give them some of the building blocks. A
Speaker 20: lot of these folks, during the prime years that they
Speaker 20: would have been entrepreneurs, they were serving their country. So
Speaker 20: we want to help them give them access to great instruction,
Speaker 20: mentors and a network that's going to be there to
Speaker 20: help them as they pursue their ventures.
Speaker 2: Okay, so what's going to take place at the event
Speaker 2: and give us all the details on that.
Speaker 17: Sure will.
Speaker 20: We kick off on Wednesday morning, Tomorrow morning, bright and early.
Speaker 20: We're going to start and we will actually have Robert
Speaker 20: Irvine from Food Networks Restaurant Impossible speaking and he'll be
Speaker 20: a mentor and participating in the event. We're really excited
Speaker 20: about that. We're going to talk about marketing, pitching, legal,
Speaker 20: We're going to have a big deployer legal shield presentation.
Speaker 20: We're going to talk about funding and wellness. All tomorrow
Speaker 20: the event keeps going, we're going to talk about government contracting,
Speaker 20: mergers and acquisitions, and then we're going to do something
Speaker 20: on Thursday that's really unique and that we really rely
Speaker 20: on the community here in Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati on
Speaker 20: and that's mentor matching. Every one of these veterans is
Speaker 20: going to get matched up with with local business leaders
Speaker 20: and some national business leaders who are traveling in. They're
Speaker 20: donating their time, about four hours of their time to
Speaker 20: meet with eight veterans and help them, you know, just
Speaker 20: walk through what they're going through and maybe help some
Speaker 20: of these veterans avoid some of the mistakes that those
Speaker 20: CEOs that those legal folks have seen happen to other
Speaker 20: people or happen to themselves over the years.
Speaker 2: Well, that's the value of having people that have been
Speaker 2: down that road don't make the mistakes that they made.
Speaker 2: They went through it and had to get themselves out
Speaker 2: of the challenges, and so they have great ways of explaining, oh,
Speaker 2: by the way, don't do this because this is going
Speaker 2: to happen to you. That's valuable real life experience. Is
Speaker 2: this taking place at a venue?
Speaker 20: Yeah, it's actually at DAVS National Headquarters here Hurling are
Speaker 20: Opdulwick Drive. So we're hosting it here again and we'll
Speaker 20: be back in October for another event. We got the space,
Speaker 20: we got the facility, and we might as well use
Speaker 20: it to make sure that we're taking can care these
Speaker 20: veterans here.
Speaker 2: Oh amen to that. Now, I understand you've got a
Speaker 2: bit of a shark tank competition going on.
Speaker 20: There absolutely ten thousand dollars in nondoluted capital to the winner.
Speaker 20: We're going to out of our cohort. We're going to
Speaker 20: have about eighty veterans participating, we expect, and the top
Speaker 20: three will share in ten thousand dollars in nondoluted funding
Speaker 20: to help their businesses, and it's nice to give them
Speaker 20: a little bit of a boost. T Mobile sponsors that.
Speaker 20: But it's also very nice for us because it teaches
Speaker 20: the rest of the class through questions through seeing someone
Speaker 20: else do it, kind of seeing someone put on the spot.
Speaker 20: It helps them prepare for the pitches they're going to
Speaker 20: have to make if they want to succeed in business.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 2: I mean, obviously this is recommended for veterans out there
Speaker 2: who have a business model or an idea in mind,
Speaker 2: or maybe someone who's already started off down that road
Speaker 2: and maybe need some assistance with dealing with some of
Speaker 2: the challenges that wants to learn from folks who've been
Speaker 2: down the road with their current entrepreneurial endeavor. But what
Speaker 2: about folks who are veterans who think, hmmm, maybe I
Speaker 2: could be an entrepreneur. I just don't have anything in
Speaker 2: mind right now. Would they benefit at all from being
Speaker 2: at this event.
Speaker 20: Well, we're looking primarily for veterans who have taken some
Speaker 20: serious steps towards their entrepreneurship, but we do offer other
Speaker 20: resources and the community is there to help other folks
Speaker 20: who are like in that seed stage where they just
Speaker 20: have an idea. They're an ideation mode and we want
Speaker 20: to help them out and we also connect them with
Speaker 20: SBA and other resources, other people who are out there
Speaker 20: helping them so that they can get to that point
Speaker 20: where they're ready to take on something like dab Patriot
Speaker 20: boot Camp.
Speaker 2: All right, so for all the details, it's Patriotbootcamp dot org.
Speaker 5: Have I got that right?
Speaker 20: Absolutely?
Speaker 2: Thank you, no problem. Well, they're going to want to
Speaker 2: hearing something about like an event like this, with all
Speaker 2: the resources that are going to be available, why not
Speaker 2: take them up on it. It's there for your benefit,
Speaker 2: my veteran friends and entrepreneurial veteran friends. Bootcamp dot org.
Speaker 2: And again the kickoff time tomorrow tomorrow morning.
Speaker 20: We kick off at eight am.
Speaker 2: Eight am. That's a sleeping for veterans, right.
Speaker 20: Yeah, we call it boot camp at eight am is
Speaker 20: a pretty late starting terms.
Speaker 2: In those terms, it is for the American veteran who's
Speaker 2: used to the bugle. Yes, indeed, Well, I appreciate you
Speaker 2: joining the program, and I thank you for the opportunity
Speaker 2: to spread the information of my veteran friends out there.
Speaker 2: Dan Claire Communications Outreach ofvis for for DAV The resources
Speaker 2: are there for you my veteran friends, so take advantage
Speaker 2: of them. Thanks for doing the program, Dan, it's a
Speaker 2: great idea.
Speaker 20: Thanks your constant source of support for us, and we
Speaker 20: really appreciate what you do for us.
Speaker 2: I am blessed to be in this position to be
Speaker 2: able to spread the news, my friend, and happy to
Speaker 2: do it. Thank you for your service for our country,
Speaker 2: my friend. It's seven thirty six right now, folks, So
Speaker 2: I hope you can stick around. Got more to talk about.
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Speaker 2: Seven forty one. If you give have KCV talk station.
Speaker 2: At the risk of running along in this segment, which
Speaker 2: I'm sure I'm gonna do, I've got to read this.
Speaker 2: Victor David Hanson founded on American greatness and kind of
Speaker 2: putting into context. And we were talking about earlier with
Speaker 2: the monetary system here in the United States, and how
Speaker 2: we're going to run off a cliff stepping back, he
Speaker 2: makes some interesting, if not disturbing observations.
Speaker 5: It's worth a listen. Victor David has in right.
Speaker 2: Secure borders and stationary populations were considered the mark of
Speaker 2: emerging civilizations by classical historians. In contrast to no badism
Speaker 2: and constant strife over disputed territory. People who had a
Speaker 2: clearly defined and protected borders ascended to statehood, maintained a
Speaker 2: distinct culture, and achieved greater prosperity and security. In contrast,
Speaker 2: what we suffered from twenty twenty one to twenty twenty
Speaker 2: five was un press It was an intentional administration effort
Speaker 2: to decivilize the nation by destroying its borders, as if
Speaker 2: to return to the pre modern era, where there was
Speaker 2: no clearly defined or secure borders, and nomadic peoples migrated
Speaker 2: as they pleased Strangers. Still, illegal aliens were at times
Speaker 2: given precedents over citizens as immigration laws were simply discarded
Speaker 2: without IDs, Illegal aliens boarded US flights while the government
Speaker 2: ordered citizens to obtain more secure real IDs. Some eighty
Speaker 2: five hundred veterans soldiers were drummed out of the military
Speaker 2: for refusing the experimental mRNA vaccinations. Yet ten millions simply
Speaker 2: walked across the southern border into America without a care
Speaker 2: from the Biden administration whether they were vaccinated, ill or
Speaker 2: had criminal records. Any American citizen pulled over for speeding
Speaker 2: with an invalid driver's license while trafficking eight illegal aliens
Speaker 2: without identification would be jailed in charged with felony counts.
Speaker 2: Not Abregio Garcia, the violent spousal abuse er MS thirteen
Speaker 2: gang member and previously deported the illegal alien. He was
Speaker 2: neither arrested or even cited by the officers who pulled
Speaker 2: him over. One of the great hallmarks of Roman civilization
Speaker 2: when subsequent Western civilization, was its ability to create large
Speaker 2: cities by importing clean water, removing waste through sewers, and
Speaker 2: collecting garbage from the street. Even the age before microbiology,
Speaker 2: ancient pre modern city planners knew the connection between cleanliness
Speaker 2: and epidemics and how to lessen the disease through sanitation.
Speaker 2: But in the last two decades our major cities have
Speaker 2: been decivilizing. Citizens are told not to flush non biotegreat
Speaker 2: old plastics down the toilets, both to preserve the environment
Speaker 2: and to ensure municipal septic symptoms worked properly. They're reminded
Speaker 2: to pick up their pets excrement on sidewalks and in
Speaker 2: parks for purposes of collective health. They are taught not
Speaker 2: to urinate, spiter defecate in public areas. Is all that
Speaker 2: for naught? After all, our mayors and city councils and
Speaker 2: our biggest, most iconic cities simply destroyed centuries of such
Speaker 2: health protocols and allowed tens of thousands of homeless people
Speaker 2: with impunity to inject, urinate, deficate, and fornicate in or
Speaker 2: on the store front streets, gutters, parks, and sidewalks. The stench,
Speaker 2: floatsom and jetsam have utterly transform America's inner cities. Central Seattle,
Speaker 2: Los Angeles, parts of San Francisco, Portland, Washington, d C.
Speaker 2: Now resemble medieval London or Paris, as if a millennium
Speaker 2: long knowledge of basic public health was simply ignored or mocked.
Speaker 2: In truth, the centers of America's big cities or spaces
Speaker 2: where public health protocols are no longer enforced, where all
Speaker 2: the ancient and hard won rules of civilization no longer apply.
Speaker 2: It would likely be safer to walk through Dickensian London
Speaker 2: of eighteen fifty than to take a nocturnal ride on
Speaker 2: the New York Subway. Another hallmark or Western civilization was
Speaker 2: the creation of a judiciary that gives the state the
Speaker 2: power to enforce laws, insure justice, and deter criminals by
Speaker 2: swift punishment, unaffected by ideology, bias, bribes, and personal vendettas.
Speaker 2: From the law codes of Justinian and the American Constitution.
Speaker 2: Ascendent civilizations rose with a codified legal system apply to uniformly, disinterestedly,
Speaker 2: and fairly. Not any longer. Ideology has turned the American
Speaker 2: legal system into commissariat of sorts, in which relativism is
Speaker 2: now the norm. Vandalize a tesla in a blue state
Speaker 2: like the South of Old the laws will be lightly,
Speaker 2: if even enforced, and applied selectively. No one seriously believes
Speaker 2: that Alvin Bragg, Letitia, James jack Smith, and Fannie Willis
Speaker 2: were interested in real crimes rather than concocting them to
Speaker 2: destroy a presidential candidate and thus warp the political system.
Speaker 2: In contemporary America, it was far more likely to suffer
Speaker 2: a jail sentence for walking peaceably but unlawfully in the
Speaker 2: capitol than for torching a federal courthouse, historic church, or
Speaker 2: police precinct in the summer of twenty twenty. From the
Speaker 2: ancient world of the medieval city to the modern era,
Speaker 2: universities were catalyst for the advance of science, medicine, law
Speaker 2: and politics, and the humanities. Their civilizing missions were predicated
Speaker 2: on two unquestioned assumptions. One, Unlike Pryor's superstitions, inductive reason
Speaker 2: would guide the intellectual income. Examining all evidence would lead
Speaker 2: to general conclusions rather than cherry picking data to prove
Speaker 2: predetermined dogmas. Today, DEI, the Green New Deal, and the
Speaker 2: critical theories legal race, and monetary in the university start
Speaker 2: with deductive reasoning and then warp the evidence to support
Speaker 2: such faith based dogmas.
Speaker 5: If any of the.
Speaker 2: Current violent pro hamas and anti Semitic campus protests were
Speaker 2: instead directing it reducing abortion, ensuring that biological men don't
Speaker 2: compete in women's sports, or banning racial preferences, the protesters
Speaker 2: would have long ago been arrested, expelled, or deported. Tribalism
Speaker 2: was a pre modern obstacle to civilization. It remains so
Speaker 2: in many parts of the Middle East, where it's routine
Speaker 2: to hire, promote, retain a reward on the basis of
Speaker 2: kinship and bloodlines. In America, we were supposed to have
Speaker 2: a singular meritocracy. Civilization's effort to ensure that those with
Speaker 2: the most experience and experience were charged with the most
Speaker 2: important task and responsibilities to ensure the safety and welfare
Speaker 2: of the majority. Race, religion, gender, and sexual orientation were
Speaker 2: neither rewarded nor punished. Instead, we here too, return to
Speaker 2: the pre modern tribalism of race quotas, regressing to pre
Speaker 2: civilized ideas that we owe our allegiance first to those
Speaker 2: who share superficial appearance rather than the body politic at large. Finally,
Speaker 2: civilizations were often judged by their physical infrastructures, whether iconic
Speaker 2: like the Parthenon, the panthonon, medieval cathedrals or modern towering skyscrapers,
Speaker 2: or practical by the roads, aqueducts, government buildings, and water
Speaker 2: and sewage systems. By that standard, too, we are decivilizing.
Speaker 2: Future generations will be amazed that California is decaying. High
Speaker 2: speed rails to nowhere tens of billions of dollars in
Speaker 2: over a decade after the start of construction, there's still
Speaker 2: not a single foot of track laid, but instead only
Speaker 2: half finished massive concrete overpasses that now resemble half destroyed
Speaker 2: Mycenean palace walls. The nearly one billion dollars half finished
Speaker 2: five year old Obama Library resembles an oversized Stonehenge monolith.
Speaker 2: In California, we do not just blow up dam, the
Speaker 2: brilliant work of a now forgotten earlier generation. Instead, we
Speaker 2: use public bond funds voted by the citizens to build
Speaker 2: new dams and reservoirs to destroy them. The more California
Speaker 2: requires lumber for new homes to fuel its thirty one
Speaker 2: fuel for thirty one million vehicles, and energy for its
Speaker 2: fifteen million homes, the more the governor and legislature decivilized
Speaker 2: the state by shutting down timber companies, forcing oil refineries
Speaker 2: to flee the state, and closing nuclear power plants and
Speaker 2: fossil fuel generation. While witnessing replacement new age battery power
Speaker 2: generation plants blow up into flames. When preventable fires consume
Speaker 2: whole neighborhoods of Los Angeles, a paralytic government has no
Speaker 2: clue how to rebuild the work of past generations. The
Speaker 2: city government of Los Angeles proved uncannily efficient in ensuring
Speaker 2: such conflagration, canceling preventative brush clearing. The mayor junketing to
Speaker 2: Africa during a fire season, reservoirs left empty hydrants that
Speaker 2: did not work but cannot rebuild, only destroy. In part,
Speaker 2: our mediocre schools have not produced competent stewards to maintain
Speaker 2: and expand the sophisticated infrastructure and ethos of a prior,
Speaker 2: far more capable generation. In part, the sheer richness of
Speaker 2: our influence inheritance lulled our lotus eater generations to consume
Speaker 2: what they inherited rather than reinvest it, given that since
Speaker 2: birth they have been insulated from the elemental and unchanging
Speaker 2: human and natural challenges to civilization. And in part, nihilism
Speaker 2: arose that despised the hard work of civilization and instead
Speaker 2: romanticized the wild, clueless, that natural man without the bridles
Speaker 2: of civilization is a very dangerous beast. And we so
Speaker 2: often and lamentedly see today that's brilliant. It's depressing, but
Speaker 2: it's reality. Take a cold, hard look at it, and
Speaker 2: then look around you. You can apply a lot of what
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Speaker 2: UH seven fifty four I fifty five KERR see the
Speaker 2: talk station head one listener. One of who wrote or
Speaker 2: authored by the op ed that I just read it
Speaker 2: was Victor David Hanson. I found it on zero Hedge,
Speaker 2: but it was originally posted on American Greatness. I'll see
Speaker 2: if I can't get Joe to add that to the
Speaker 2: blog page fifty five KRC dot Com. I thought it
Speaker 2: was so insightful and so revealing because he deals with
Speaker 2: all of those areas that seemed to be just completely
Speaker 2: crumbling in this otherwise seemingly yesterday's stable America that we
Speaker 2: used to live in. And I'm just firmly convinced that
Speaker 2: all of this obviously seems to be by design, you know,
Speaker 2: the undermining of the idea of America being a great
Speaker 2: country at every turn built into our education system. For example,
Speaker 2: this hatred for America that comes about from these woke policies.
Speaker 2: That's all Marxists. I mean, you know, it's easy to
Speaker 2: point to the boogeyman Marxism, Marxism, but these are a
Speaker 2: bunch of Marxists. They don't want our country to survive.
Speaker 2: And the predicate for me wanted to read that was
Speaker 2: the you know, Representative Johnson's op ed piece or open
Speaker 2: letter in the Wall Street Journal talking about this ridiculous
Speaker 2: exercise the Republicans are going through to shave one point
Speaker 2: five trillion in spending when the CBO says in the
Speaker 2: next ten years there're gonna be eighty nine trillion dollars
Speaker 2: in the hole. And the Democrats are screaming about every
Speaker 2: single effort the GOP has to cut anything they see.
Speaker 2: The threat that is facing us with the erosion of
Speaker 2: the value of the FIAD currency and the ultimate collapse
Speaker 2: of the FIAD currency, our inability to pay our creditors
Speaker 2: off down the road was debt service on that that
Speaker 2: is going to be what one hundred and thirty five
Speaker 2: percent of GDP or something crazy. You can't remember the figures.
Speaker 2: I mean, you talk about existential threat, it's like we
Speaker 2: are intentionally driving the train off the rails. We are
Speaker 2: intentionally driving the car off the cliff, Thelma Louise time
Speaker 2: all by design. I don't know how anybody can come
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Speaker 5: Right Bart?
Speaker 2: Inside Scoop? Why are senators against Ed Martin for the
Speaker 2: Department of Justice posts? We're gonna hear about that from
Speaker 2: Deputy Politics Enator Bradley Jay right after the news.
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Speaker 2: like my guest today, Deputy Politics Otter Bradley Jay, Welcome back, Bradley.
Speaker 2: It's a pleasure having you back on the show.
Speaker 13: Brian is always great to be with you.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Thank you very much, and good morning to you, sir.
Speaker 2: What okay? What is with Senator Tom Tillis and his
Speaker 2: beef over President Trump's a previous nominee for US Attorney
Speaker 2: General for the District of Columbia. I know Ed Martin,
Speaker 2: but I know Ed's moved on and Trump moved on
Speaker 2: over Tom Tillis's objection. He's in a different role. Now
Speaker 2: we'll talk about that. But what was the problem at
Speaker 2: the outset that he would raise objections to someone who
Speaker 2: Donald Trump was singing glowing praises about Ed Martin.
Speaker 13: That's a million dollar question, and it's something that everyone
Speaker 13: and Washington has been asking. If you take him at
Speaker 13: his word, Tom Tillis is just very concerned about January
Speaker 13: sixth and Ed's roll in asking that these people who
Speaker 13: were involved were pardoned, a stance which is exactly in
Speaker 13: line with President Donald Trump and what President Donald Trump did. Uh.
Speaker 13: And that's that. That's all that this was about. Uh,
Speaker 13: but that doesn't seem to be when you really drill
Speaker 13: down what Tillis's objections are, and a lot of folks
Speaker 13: have been trying to figure exactly what that is. Look,
Speaker 13: Tillos has never been one who's a rah rah supporter
Speaker 13: of President Trump's agenda. That's fine, we all know that.
Speaker 13: But there's something fishy here. But the end result of
Speaker 13: Tillis's blockade is that now Ed Martin is going to
Speaker 13: have an even more powerful position in which to go
Speaker 13: after government corruption. And when you're a swamp hunter like
Speaker 13: Ed Martin, that's a great position for him to be in,
Speaker 13: and it's very dangerous for any who might get in
Speaker 13: his way, who want to exploit the taxpayers.
Speaker 2: And we will talk about that particular role because I
Speaker 2: love the title for it, or love his titles, his
Speaker 2: new titles. But Ed Martin, now before you know you're
Speaker 2: reporting on it. For example, Bradley, I had no idea
Speaker 2: that Ed Martin had any connection with January sixth. I
Speaker 2: know Donald Trump has the power of the pardon, and
Speaker 2: Donald Trump issued the pardons, that Ed Martin even had
Speaker 2: a position relative to whether to pardon them or not.
Speaker 2: What does that matter. I guarantee the vast majority of
Speaker 2: the American population never could connect Ed Martin with the
Speaker 2: J six pardons. You're exactly right.
Speaker 13: And that's the thing about is Ed doesn't hunt headlines.
Speaker 13: Ed hunts swamp scalps. He wants to be the one
Speaker 13: out there pursuing government corruption, corruption, ensuring we have an
Speaker 13: accountable govern Uh. I mean, he's made his career off
Speaker 13: fighting for conservative principles. And here's the thing, what did
Speaker 13: he do. He helped organize to stop the Steel rally,
Speaker 13: which we all know had nothing to do with any
Speaker 13: anyone going into the Capitol. This took place a couple
Speaker 13: miles away of the White House ellipse. And then in
Speaker 13: his role as an attorney, he advocated for a lot
Speaker 13: of these J six protesters who had been who had
Speaker 13: been persecuted by the Biden administration to try to make
Speaker 13: a point to try to taint Donald Trump, to keep
Speaker 13: him from being president again, to keep him from from
Speaker 13: replacing Joe Biden. That's what this is about. Until US
Speaker 13: played into that, and when you add add it all up,
Speaker 13: it doesn't make a lot of sense. Look, January sixth
Speaker 13: happened four years and four months ago. Why would that
Speaker 13: continue to animate someone so intensely in their role as
Speaker 13: the United States Senator. It doesn't make a lot of sense.
Speaker 13: I don't think there's any question that they're a handful
Speaker 13: of other senators, squishy sentators out there who wouldn't have
Speaker 13: been overjoyed about having to vote on the floor for
Speaker 13: Ed Martin to take on the role of US Attorney
Speaker 13: for DC. They probably would have had to hold their
Speaker 13: nose and do so. Perhaps Tom Tillis was just their vehicle,
Speaker 13: their useful tool to be able to prevent that to
Speaker 13: come to the floor. But there's just so much going
Speaker 13: on here, and you have to ask why would Tillis
Speaker 13: block ed Martin for this, just for Trump to give
Speaker 13: them an even more prominent, more powerful role. It's one
Speaker 13: of those cases of be careful what you wish.
Speaker 2: For well and pivoting over that's the role that he's appointed. So, okay,
Speaker 2: he's shot down for US Attorney for the District of
Speaker 2: Columbia because of people like Senator Tom Tillis, Republican North
Speaker 2: Carolina for reasons questionable or unknown. But now he's over
Speaker 2: the Department of Justice as the new director of the
Speaker 2: Weaponization Working Group. Associate Deputy Attorney General, and pardon attorney.
Speaker 2: So those sound like pretty prominent roles, most notably the
Speaker 2: first one director of the Weaponsation Working Group, because he's
Speaker 2: going to go after the various lettered organizations who have
Speaker 2: gone after the American people selectively.
Speaker 13: Absolutely, and it's a great role, and all of those
Speaker 13: roles really fit together nicely. Part of getting to the
Speaker 13: bottom of all of this weaponization, all of this criminality,
Speaker 13: all this corruption is also making the victims of its whole,
Speaker 13: So that part attorney role really fits in. And that's
Speaker 13: I think says a lot about how President Trump sees
Speaker 13: this role of being executed.
Speaker 2: But here's the deal.
Speaker 13: A lot of this corruption it goes obviously back to
Speaker 13: the Biden administration and everything that was done and weaponizing
Speaker 13: the government to go after President Trump his allies, a
Speaker 13: lot of these Jay six prisoners, A lot of it
Speaker 13: goes back even to a lot of mouth seasons from
Speaker 13: these bureaucrafts during the Trump administration. You look at what
Speaker 13: a lot of these intelligence officials had been doing. You
Speaker 13: look at what doctor Fauci, who present by this has pardoned,
Speaker 13: but there were many others in his orbit who we
Speaker 13: believe are guilty of a criminal cover up. There A
Speaker 13: lot of it goes back to the bid or receive
Speaker 13: me to the Obama administration as well. So it's so
Speaker 13: critical that President Trump is appointed Ed to be the
Speaker 13: one person who is really running this working group on weaponization,
Speaker 13: is ensuring that everyone's kind of rowing in the same direction.
Speaker 13: These are fertile fields to fill, and Ed's got his
Speaker 13: work cut out for him. But it's critical that we
Speaker 13: have someone like that who is just so dead set
Speaker 13: on getting the bottom of this, no matter what it costs,
Speaker 13: no matter how many friends he loses, someone who just
Speaker 13: really feels this in his bones that this is important.
Speaker 13: I can't wait to see what they uncover, and not
Speaker 13: just Ed, but everyone in the federal government working through
Speaker 13: him and his team the Attorney General Bondi has put together.
Speaker 13: It is going to be exciting. And a lot of
Speaker 13: people in Washington are the deep State and Washington establishment,
Speaker 13: I'll tell you they're shaken in their boot.
Speaker 2: I imagine they are. And they're probably trying to put
Speaker 2: together a dossier on anything they can find on Martin
Speaker 2: in order to discredit him, because they're so good at
Speaker 2: doing that, Bradley, they are so good.
Speaker 13: It's critical the disappointment that Ed has. He can start immediately.
Speaker 13: He doesn't have to go through the Senate confirmation process.
Speaker 13: I mean Ed and anyone who knows and I mean
Speaker 13: he's a roll up your sleeves and getting the work
Speaker 13: kind of guy. And with his knowledge and his no
Speaker 13: how and with the rest of the team that President
Speaker 13: Trump has put the other many of them feel the
Speaker 13: exact same way, so they're going to be able to
Speaker 13: hit the ground running.
Speaker 2: Well, he's got enough targets to go after. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's when you step back from it, and he rattled
Speaker 2: off a whole bunch of them, you know, like athletes
Speaker 2: being targeted, pro life being targeted. As you write in
Speaker 2: your column or report in your column. The January sixth
Speaker 2: folks just crucified for what they did, while leaving anybody
Speaker 2: involved with destruction of property on a high level like
Speaker 2: Antifa and Black Lives Matter completely unscathed.
Speaker 5: I mean.
Speaker 2: And the other thing was brought up the fifty one
Speaker 2: intelligence officers who signed that absolute outright line in order
Speaker 2: to impact the twenty twenty election to Biden's favor. I mean,
Speaker 2: you know, the FBI had that laptop, for example, the
Speaker 2: Hunter Biden laptop they had already verified it as authentic,
Speaker 2: and yet they roll out these you know, intelligence officers
Speaker 2: said all they had, all the harmarks of Russian interference.
Speaker 2: They knew that was a lie when they signed on
Speaker 2: to it. I'd like to see some heads roll. Do
Speaker 2: you think they're going to be any prosecutions of this,
Speaker 2: for example, Bradley.
Speaker 13: I would expect prosecutions. Ads made very clear that that's
Speaker 13: certainly on the table. I'll add that that laptop, which
Speaker 13: was first reported by my former colleague at Breitbard, m
Speaker 13: Joe Morris. Look, the information is out there. We know
Speaker 13: enough that there need to be prosecutions happen. We need
Speaker 13: to start putting people in jail. They need to start
Speaker 13: paying for their crimes. But here's the thing. All this
Speaker 13: has just been prosecuted through the media for the most part.
Speaker 13: What happens when you get the federal government behind it,
Speaker 13: then we might really get some investigations going. We might
Speaker 13: really start getting into the bottom of this. It might
Speaker 13: be so much worse than what it appears to be
Speaker 13: just from the outside, when it's very clear and obvious.
Speaker 13: Anyone with half a brain that hasn't been corrupted by
Speaker 13: Trump derangement syndrome. How serious this was, this effort to
Speaker 13: take Trump, his allies and all of us who believe
Speaker 13: in what he wants to do and had fought for
Speaker 13: this America First agenda that wants to end this corruption
Speaker 13: in the federal government that exists only to enrich itself. Look,
Speaker 13: this is a target rich environment. And now for the
Speaker 13: first time in his career, Ed Martin, who's the chief
Speaker 13: hunter of Swamp Scouts, has all the errors in his
Speaker 13: quiver to really get to work. And it is an
Speaker 13: exciting time in the swamp for those of us who
Speaker 13: are excited about his work.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, we've got a few years to get something accomplished,
Speaker 2: and I hope that something can be accomplished. This needs
Speaker 2: to be exposed to the American people on a higher level.
Speaker 2: As you know, the mainstream media supported all of this nonsense,
Speaker 2: that this weaponization, and always reported in a very skewed
Speaker 2: and biased manner to make it sound legitimate. What was
Speaker 2: going on. I mean, we can go back a long time, Bradley,
Speaker 2: I think of lowis learner weaponis of the irs to
Speaker 2: go after conservative organizations. I mean, there was no accountability
Speaker 2: for even that.
Speaker 13: There wasn't And here's the deal. This is just you
Speaker 13: mentioned last Learner. She just happened to get caught.
Speaker 2: What else was.
Speaker 13: Going on back then? We just really don't know. And
Speaker 13: when you look at this federal bureaucracy that is just
Speaker 13: so dead set. I mean, it's nothing but liberals. I
Speaker 13: wrote a story last night about the CBO, the Congressional
Speaker 13: Budget Office, which is supposed to do read non partisan
Speaker 13: entity that gives Congress non partisan advice on how best
Speaker 13: to make the decisions. It's nothing but a hot bed
Speaker 13: of liberal activists. Just in one of the departments, one
Speaker 13: of the most important departments that advises Congress on the
Speaker 13: budgetary impacts of Medicare and Medicaid and Obamacare markets and subsidies,
Speaker 13: eighty four percent of that department was verifiable Democrats registered
Speaker 13: as a Democrat, donated to Democrats votes in Democrat parties.
Speaker 13: And that's just that we could determine how much worse
Speaker 13: is it in that department, and more broadly, how much
Speaker 13: worse is that in an institution is supposed to be
Speaker 13: non partisan like the CBO, and in the federal government.
Speaker 13: Further beyond that, And this is something that we need
Speaker 13: to get to the bottom of, especially when there is
Speaker 13: actual malfeasance that extends into criminality. This is a serious
Speaker 13: problem that I'm not sure we fully understand, and so
Speaker 13: Ed turn it loose, brother.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm thinking about we will destroy you from within?
Speaker 2: Was it Nikita Krushev that I guess uttered those words?
Speaker 2: And this seems to be exactly what's happening. These leftists
Speaker 2: have infiltrated colleges for years, They've been traded K through
Speaker 2: twelve education, They've obviously infiltrated all areas of government. It's
Speaker 2: this is an extremely uphill battle we're fighting and only
Speaker 2: doing it in the name of some accountability here. So
Speaker 2: I hope Ed Martin does a great job at that.
Speaker 2: It's just, you know, the examples of this just go
Speaker 2: on and on. And I did read your piece this
Speaker 2: morning about the CBO and was with a heavy weight
Speaker 2: that I'm going through the Republican's limp wristed effort to
Speaker 2: sort of find one point five trillion dollars in cuts
Speaker 2: over ten years, when all those articles are, you know,
Speaker 2: filled with figures from the CBO. So it's like, can
Speaker 2: I even trust that figure when they calculate that we're
Speaker 2: going to have eighty nine trillion dollars in debt in
Speaker 2: the next ten years. So it's I don't know, really
Speaker 2: really makes you concern and wonder about it. So perhaps
Speaker 2: he is the man for the job, and we'll have
Speaker 2: our popcorn out and I know breit Bart Bradley Jay
Speaker 2: for example, direct Deputy Politics that will be reporting on
Speaker 2: all this as he does such a wonderful job Bookmarket,
Speaker 2: Breitbart dot com. Bradley, I appreciate what you're doing over there.
Speaker 2: I read your stuff all the time, and I thank
Speaker 2: you for coming on the morning show and sharing some
Speaker 2: of your thoughts this morning.
Speaker 13: Always not pleasure. Ryan can't wait to join again.
Speaker 2: Looking forward to it, my friend, have a wonderful week.
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Speaker 2: back quite a few years. But then there was also
Speaker 2: you can go back to the Obama administration ariic Holder's
Speaker 2: Justice Department another abuse of power.
Speaker 5: May not remember.
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Speaker 2: like the fact that you're doing business with you know,
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Speaker 2: And if you don't stop doing business with them, if
Speaker 2: you don't close their account, we are going to come
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Speaker 5: And do you know have any.
Speaker 2: Banking regulations there are? Do you know how expensive it
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Speaker 2: Why go through the headache. I'm just going to cancel
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Speaker 16: Welcome back, Daniel. Always a pleasure to see you and
Speaker 16: have you on the program. And Jelotti to be here.
Speaker 16: Brian can't you can't wait?
Speaker 2: Well, let's hit the ground running. Another update on the
Speaker 2: latest with Russian and Ukraine. I did I read correctly
Speaker 2: that Zelunsky now wants to have a sit down with
Speaker 2: Vladimir Putin. I thought one of the contingencies for that
Speaker 2: was the declaration of a ceasefire or something, which I
Speaker 2: don't know that the Russians were necessarily interested in, considering
Speaker 2: the advances they're making on the ground in Ukraine. But
Speaker 2: is there is there progress in that direction?
Speaker 16: There is a lot of people talking past one another
Speaker 16: and listening to no one. This is a complete disaster
Speaker 16: right now that has almost no chance of anything happening
Speaker 16: on Thursday. First of all, this started when you had
Speaker 16: the the leaders of France, uk Germany and Poland went
Speaker 16: to Kiev to meet with the Zelensky and they came
Speaker 16: out there and they said, hey, we demand.
Speaker 2: A thirty day unconditional ceasefire.
Speaker 16: We were telling Putin you as an ultimatum, you will
Speaker 16: do it by Monday.
Speaker 2: This is on Saturday.
Speaker 16: You will do it by Monday, or we will hit
Speaker 16: you with a bunch of sanctions. In response, Putin didn't
Speaker 16: answer the question, of course, he's not going to do
Speaker 16: it unconditional thirty day seas far they've said so from
Speaker 16: the beginning, they've never said anything besides that. And why
Speaker 16: would this stronger power ever submit to a demand by
Speaker 16: this weaker power. That's the first point. So Putin didn't
Speaker 16: answer that. But then he did say, you know what
Speaker 16: to tell you what, We're willing to have direct negotiations
Speaker 16: between Russia and Ukraine, and we'll do it in Istanbul
Speaker 16: on Thursday. So you wanted to decease far on Friday,
Speaker 16: We'll offer direct talks on Thursday. No discussion about a ceasefire.
Speaker 16: We're not interested in that. So then it turns out
Speaker 16: that we say that the Zelenski try and said, okay,
Speaker 16: I will one up you again. I will go to
Speaker 16: Istanbul and I will meet you Vladimir Putin personally. You
Speaker 16: better be there, you know, just this mocking kind of thing.
Speaker 16: And there's no way that Putin is gonna just meet
Speaker 16: with him in the NATO country istaan bull to try
Speaker 16: and settle this stuff, because they are miles apart on
Speaker 16: the fundamentals of an end of war negotiation. If you
Speaker 16: can't even get to a thirty day ceasefire, the two
Speaker 16: sides can agree on, why do you think on Thursday
Speaker 16: you're gonna solve the war?
Speaker 2: Makes no sense at all? Well, it doesn't. But as
Speaker 2: we have been typically going back to this posturing, you've
Speaker 2: got to have something to back up your threats. You
Speaker 2: have to have something that is worthy of exchange at
Speaker 2: the negotiation table. And as you've been pointing out week
Speaker 2: after week after week, the Russians keep making gains and
Speaker 2: advances and more Ukrainian soldiers die, and they become weaker
Speaker 2: and weaker and weaker in terms of their bargaining position
Speaker 2: every single day that passes. Meaning I guess if Putin
Speaker 2: would show up there and sit down across the table
Speaker 2: from Zelensky, what would Zelensky have to say? Well, And
Speaker 2: that's the point exactly.
Speaker 16: And I was scouring the headlines and stories before we
Speaker 16: came on the air here today, and there's all this talking,
Speaker 16: I mean, and it's all over the place, and all
Speaker 16: the Western media, yeah, and the pundits and stuff, and
Speaker 16: they're all saying, we'll see if Putin's actually serious about
Speaker 16: this or not, or if it's just a ploy.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, it's there's no ploy.
Speaker 16: They're very open about here's our conditions, come and talk
Speaker 16: about them, and if you don't, we'll simply keep fighting.
Speaker 16: That's what we aren't listening to on our side. So
Speaker 16: there's no way that Putin is going to meet with
Speaker 16: him as a first step.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is what they have offered.
Speaker 16: And what is normal is that you have delegations at
Speaker 16: the appropriate level.
Speaker 2: That's what Russia said.
Speaker 16: At the beginning on Thursday, at the appropriate level, we'll
Speaker 16: meet directly. No one ever offered for Putin to meet
Speaker 16: with So now they're trying to mock Putin and make
Speaker 16: it look like he's hiding. Well, look that works in
Speaker 16: Western media because they're not paying attention anyway. It does
Speaker 16: nothing on the battlefield or a just reality. That's the problem, Brian.
Speaker 16: It won't change reality even if we mock him all
Speaker 16: week long.
Speaker 2: Well, going back to France, UK, Poland and Germany making
Speaker 2: a stance on this and sort of making the same
Speaker 2: type of demand threatened by sanctions, which I guess is
Speaker 2: an arrow in their quiver, but doesn't Germany kind of
Speaker 2: rely on Russia for its natural gas or to keep
Speaker 2: their country somewhat in running order.
Speaker 16: Well, they have significantly reduced I'm not sure if they
Speaker 16: brought it to zero, but it's significantly reduced with what
Speaker 16: it used to be, and they've getten it from other
Speaker 16: sources now.
Speaker 2: But that's the problem for Germany. The other sources are.
Speaker 16: Substantially higher in per unit cost, so that makes all
Speaker 16: of their industrial output more expensive, and that's had a
Speaker 16: dampening effect on their economy. I mean, I think that
Speaker 16: they're probably in a recession right now. We'll wait till
Speaker 16: the numbers come out here in a little bit, but
Speaker 16: I think that probably it's been a real problem for them.
Speaker 16: But I mean That just puzzles me. You got these guys,
Speaker 16: these four guys there and you know, all luck in
Speaker 16: the arms basically and say we're going to sangs you.
Speaker 16: And I'm like, wait, that's what we said lead led
Speaker 16: by Joe Biden and right when this war started about
Speaker 16: here where you're going to cripple Russia and all this
Speaker 16: kind of stuff. Well, now then bricks has expanded, They're
Speaker 16: expanding economically in places beyond the West. So I'm like, look,
Speaker 16: if we didn't cripple them, then what possible logic can
Speaker 16: these four guys in the leading Western countries think you're
Speaker 16: going to do to them?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: It makes no sense to me at all. No, And
Speaker 2: you know, from a global geopolitical standpoint, that did nothing
Speaker 2: but drive them into the arms of China and cozy
Speaker 2: up there and formalize and create a better working relationship
Speaker 2: with Russia and China, which you know together rather for me, I.
Speaker 16: Mean just together, that's for good. So far you want
Speaker 16: to double down on that, I don't get it, man.
Speaker 2: No, And you know, got to go back to the
Speaker 2: what do there's a combined military force of France, UK,
Speaker 2: Poland and Germany amount to in the Grand Scheme of things.
Speaker 2: I mean, if you put all their soldiers on the
Speaker 2: battlefield together, could they could they match the military might
Speaker 2: of Russia? Should push come to shove, hopefully not not
Speaker 2: even close.
Speaker 16: I think that cumulative total on paper would be somewhere
Speaker 16: around seven hundred and fifty thousand, something like that. Russia
Speaker 16: has one point five million, but none of those guys
Speaker 16: are trained for modern warfare. Russia has three now into
Speaker 16: the fourth year, a very painful experience learned in all
Speaker 16: kinds of technological advances, none of which these guys have.
Speaker 16: Nobody on our side knows anything about what it's like
Speaker 16: to get shelled mercilessly, to be not even afraid to
Speaker 16: look up into the sky because the drones fall in,
Speaker 16: how to do counter drone operations, the electron we don't
Speaker 16: know any of that, Brian. So the disparity, forget the
Speaker 16: numbers on paper, which is about like this, The actual
Speaker 16: capacity is probably more like this.
Speaker 2: That's the reality. That's harsh reality, but it is what
Speaker 2: it is, which is suggests, as you've concluded before, and
Speaker 2: I've reached the conclusion, they're going to have to make
Speaker 2: some major land concessions in Ukraine to get this thing done.
Speaker 2: With and that's of course the predicate for Russia's sitting
Speaker 2: down at the table. We're keeping criming in, We're keeping
Speaker 2: these areas that are Russian dominated and Russian populated, that's
Speaker 2: where we're starting from.
Speaker 16: Or they're just going to keep fighting and they'll end
Speaker 16: up at least on the Danepa River. That's my calculation,
Speaker 16: because I just don't see how the battlefield math works
Speaker 16: any differently. If you keep with this fiction that we're
Speaker 16: going right now, instead of having an ugly deal where
Speaker 16: you could keep most of that stuff from where those
Speaker 16: four provinces are to the river, you're gonna end up
Speaker 16: losing it all and the men that goes along with it.
Speaker 16: It's the worst of all worlds from our perspective.
Speaker 2: I guess that minerals deal wouldn't be worth the paper
Speaker 2: it's written on to come that if that happens, right, Daniel,
Speaker 2: it would not Oh jeez hey, real quick before we
Speaker 2: part coming today. And it's always interesting, maybe a little
Speaker 2: bit depressing for a lot of folks, but reality Israelate reality,
Speaker 2: and someone's got to point it out. India, Pakistan a
Speaker 2: lot of people concerned about World War three breaking out,
Speaker 2: and I know they were swapping shots against each other.
Speaker 2: Kashmir has been an issue between the two countries for
Speaker 2: a long long time. Trump was given some credit for
Speaker 2: negotiating at least a ceasefire between those two countries. You
Speaker 2: see ongoing a concern between those two countries. You think
Speaker 2: they can hammer it out. Yeah, I think they can
Speaker 2: hammer it out. I mean, this has been going on.
Speaker 16: The seeds go all the way back to nineteen forty two,
Speaker 16: and then they really start spreading in nineteen forty seven,
Speaker 16: and then it's just been kind of on again, off again.
Speaker 16: There was a clash in twenty sixteen, there was a
Speaker 16: clash in twenty nineteen, and then now this one too.
Speaker 16: And I had John Meersheimer, you know, international theorist, relations theorist,
Speaker 16: on our show earlier this week, and he pointed out,
Speaker 16: he said, there are multiple rungs on the escalation ladder
Speaker 16: before this gets into potential nuclear clash, because neither side
Speaker 16: wants that. And so he predicted, and it's turned out
Speaker 16: that way, that they'll sort this out because escalating and
Speaker 16: going up beyond small hits is bad for both sides.
Speaker 16: And he said he thinks you're going to work it out,
Speaker 16: and he looks like that's what's happened.
Speaker 2: Well, and you'd hate to see World War three breakout
Speaker 2: over a terrorist attack. I mean, you think about Archduke
Speaker 2: Ferdinand getting killed leading to the World War. Things like
Speaker 2: that can happen. But fortunately, I guess the leaders realize
Speaker 2: that cooler heads must prevail when both sides have significant
Speaker 2: numbers of nuclear weapons.
Speaker 16: Right yeah, and if they had one, I mean that's
Speaker 16: and you would use it. That's that's that's one too many. Uh,
Speaker 16: and they got both of them have a decent sized stockpile,
Speaker 16: even even Pakistan. And that's the problem because you and
Speaker 16: that's what India understands. Conventionally, India dwarfs Pakistan. Obviously you
Speaker 16: can look at the the size and understand that, but
Speaker 16: the nuclear threshold, I mean, they could just Pakistan could
Speaker 16: devastate India.
Speaker 2: India knows that.
Speaker 16: So India will press its advantage as far as it can,
Speaker 16: but they know that they push Pakistan too far. If
Speaker 16: they go too many wrungs up that escalation ladder, then
Speaker 16: the only thing they would leave Pakistan with is to
Speaker 16: use their their equalizer, and they don't want to do that.
Speaker 16: So so far, it looks like that even though there's
Speaker 16: a lot of answers between the two sides, there's still
Speaker 16: is the same thought.
Speaker 2: Well, that's somewhat uplifting news. War's bad news, but at
Speaker 2: least they're not launching nukes at each other. Daniel Davis
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Speaker 2: Six, fifty five KRCD talk station, Happy Tuesday, helping out
Speaker 2: the American veteran, which is done every single day, the
Speaker 2: Cincinnatava which we're blessed to have here, got a great
Speaker 2: VA and joining us to talk about VA benefits and
Speaker 2: the five essential VA benefits of veterans youing to do about.
Speaker 2: Welcome back Todd's Sledge. It's always a pleasure to have
Speaker 2: me on my program.
Speaker 17: Yeah, Brian, good morning to you, and look forward to
Speaker 17: talking about these five essential things that I always make
Speaker 17: sure veterans know about.
Speaker 5: Her hear about.
Speaker 2: Well, let's dive on into them. Let's talk about number one.
Speaker 2: But there are five, yep, all five.
Speaker 17: Well, the first one, obviously I'm going to talk about
Speaker 17: is the healthcare benefits with you and I talk about
Speaker 17: so much, and that is just you know, any unenrolled veteran,
Speaker 17: our veteran who's not enrolled to give us a call
Speaker 17: in our eligibility office and find out how do we
Speaker 17: fit into your personal healthcare portfolio? Very simple to do,
Speaker 17: and so you know, and we'll give out that number
Speaker 17: for that eligibility piece. The second piece is any kind
Speaker 17: of disability benefits, and we have some wonderful service officers
Speaker 17: located throughout you know, the Tri state area, but I
Speaker 17: encourage any veteran to contact their local County Veteran Service
Speaker 17: Commission here in Ohio, particularly Hamilton County, Claremont County, Butler County,
Speaker 17: Warren County as far as we stretch. So those are
Speaker 17: those are two of the three, you know. The third
Speaker 17: one is you know, it's the GI Bill and the
Speaker 17: and the educational and vocational benefits that veterans you know,
Speaker 17: are definitely entitle too, and they should check those things
Speaker 17: out because those levels of service connection besides the monetary value,
Speaker 17: they also provide long term benefits like long term care
Speaker 17: and different educational benefits that veterans may not be aware
Speaker 17: of it and could also lead to some styles of
Speaker 17: benefits as well. So those there's three of the three
Speaker 17: of the five on.
Speaker 2: The GI Bill that that program is available for something
Speaker 2: beyond a regular four year college degree. You don't have
Speaker 2: to consider going to a four year degree? Can can
Speaker 2: you be used the GI bill for maybe vocational training
Speaker 2: or associate's degree or something along those lines.
Speaker 17: Yeah, any any level of education or vocational training Brian
Speaker 17: is available through the GI bill part and that's where
Speaker 17: the County office is can steer you in that right direction.
Speaker 17: Of course.
Speaker 2: Well that's great because there's a huge demand out there
Speaker 2: for the trades and the idea that the GI bill
Speaker 2: can help one of my veteran friends out there, you know,
Speaker 2: I would think they would be particularly well suited for
Speaker 2: the trades.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Agree.
Speaker 17: And for an example of that, which I hope to
Speaker 17: maybe bring on the next show next month, I have
Speaker 17: a colleague that actually runs a vocational training program specifically
Speaker 17: for veterans in the HVAC field.
Speaker 5: Oh great, And as we all know.
Speaker 17: We can't have enough of those technicians you know today
Speaker 17: because they're kind of sparse. But yeah, there are scholarship
Speaker 17: programs through that as well as the stuff with the
Speaker 17: GI Bill to you know, to be able to do
Speaker 17: that part of that.
Speaker 4: So, you know, just.
Speaker 17: Continuing forward on some of these other essential benefits as
Speaker 17: the burial benefits as well that people you know may
Speaker 17: not be aware of that they can line up you know,
Speaker 17: ahead of time, just like any other private citizen can do.
Speaker 17: And make sure that they're available to do that. And
Speaker 17: then I also like to make sure people understand about
Speaker 17: the VET center as well. The VET center is another
Speaker 17: essential benefit that folks can take advantage of who maybe
Speaker 17: don't lean on the VA, but you know, need some
Speaker 17: family counseling or specific counseling related to their There are
Speaker 17: combat missions and tours that they've done. So those are
Speaker 17: the five essential things that I always try to make
Speaker 17: sure veterans are at least educated about and don't leave
Speaker 17: the boxes unchecked. What's happens a lot of times the
Speaker 17: two the first two benefits are usually checked is the
Speaker 17: healthcare and the disability benefits, but the other boxes go unchecked,
Speaker 17: and they can be life changing if they're not taking.
Speaker 5: Taking advantage of.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no question about it, some terrific services there for
Speaker 2: the American veteran. And when you talk about the medical care,
Speaker 2: we always try to emphasize that we knew and I
Speaker 2: talk the opportunities for veterans to get some really wonderful
Speaker 2: medical care benefits at the VA that can work along
Speaker 2: with their typical medical insurance premium or policy that they
Speaker 2: maybe have from their employer, because quite often the veterans
Speaker 2: are out there and employed, and they get good medical
Speaker 2: coverage for the employer, they tend to overlook what's offered
Speaker 2: at the VA. Now that medical policy you've got through
Speaker 2: your employer, maybe that doesn't cover hearing, AIDS or other services,
Speaker 2: maybe has limited benefits for perhaps some therapy sessions. And
Speaker 2: you've got some terrific services there for the at the
Speaker 2: VA that address needs that the veterans have, and that
Speaker 2: may not be as good as what they're getting through
Speaker 2: their employer or their insurance.
Speaker 17: Yeah, absolutely, Brian, And you know that's when I talk
Speaker 17: about how does the VA healthcare system, which is a
Speaker 17: benefit system we're not in We're not insurance based. We're
Speaker 17: not like you're an HMO or a PPO. These are
Speaker 17: benefits that help supplement different types of healthcare benefits that
Speaker 17: you would be or somebody could be eligible for to
Speaker 17: put into your health care portfolio, just like you do
Speaker 17: any other kinds of resources. And you're right, some of
Speaker 17: the more expensive high end medical treatments, you know, may
Speaker 17: may either be free at the VA or minimum copays.
Speaker 17: Because one of the things that we do, uh make
Speaker 17: sure is if you have multiple appointments with us, we
Speaker 17: try to couple those on one day so that you're
Speaker 17: not I mean back at different times. And the advantage
Speaker 17: of that is one of the advantages of that is
Speaker 17: is that if you have multiple specialty appointments that have
Speaker 17: a copey, you're only in if you're susceptible to a copey,
Speaker 17: you're only going to pay one copey, whereas in the
Speaker 17: private sector, if you bounce around offices, you may have
Speaker 17: separate copays at each place.
Speaker 5: That's a great point.
Speaker 2: I don't recall you making that one before, but that's
Speaker 2: those copays can really add up, todd Yes they.
Speaker 17: Can, Yes, they can absolutely well. And also our pharmaceutical
Speaker 17: benefits that we have with the power of that, we
Speaker 17: bind with our system and our specialty clinics as you mentioned,
Speaker 17: you know, hearing aids, eyeglasses, mental health sessions, prosthetics. There's
Speaker 17: a lot of different benefits that we can plug into
Speaker 17: that you know, you don't have to use us full time.
Speaker 17: That's the great advantage. And the other thing is we
Speaker 17: also collect your insurance information, so if you do have
Speaker 17: a copay, we build your insurance versus asking you for
Speaker 17: a copey, So it works, it works on both.
Speaker 2: Ends excellent well. And you've obviously painted a great picture
Speaker 2: on why it's important for veterans to enroll into the
Speaker 2: A healthcare system. You say under the age of fifties,
Speaker 2: seriously consider it, I guess for the reason do you
Speaker 2: just spoke about.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Absolutely.
Speaker 17: You know, in my long tenure of of being out
Speaker 17: in the veteran community, you know, one of the things
Speaker 17: I've always seen is that veterans don't really think about
Speaker 17: the v A healthcare system or be involved in it
Speaker 17: until later in life. I'll stay you know, early late
Speaker 17: seventies and eighties, when when healthcare situations can really pile
Speaker 17: up financially, and so you know, getting enrolled with US,
Speaker 17: getting you know, getting your yourself established with us before the.
Speaker 5: Age of fifty.
Speaker 9: As I can attest, as I've.
Speaker 17: Gotten past fifty, I've spent more time at a medical
Speaker 17: office than I ever have for just small things that
Speaker 17: add up. And so we want you need to get
Speaker 17: enrolled early. Do it so early so that when you
Speaker 17: do need us, you're not in a private sector going
Speaker 17: or your family asked and asking you, like what they
Speaker 17: have her mom, you know you you served in the military.
Speaker 17: Why aren't you using the VA. You have a seamless
Speaker 17: transition with with your healthcare with US and and UH
Speaker 17: and the medical records to go.
Speaker 5: Along with it. Amen to that.
Speaker 2: So get enrolled and as we do, we always part
Speaker 2: company on how a veteran gets enrolled with the v
Speaker 2: A healthcare system and to also remain actively enrolled.
Speaker 17: Yeah, so it's pretty simple for veterans that are not
Speaker 17: enrolled in our system. We have a direct dial eligibility office.
Speaker 17: The veterans can call and that number is five one
Speaker 17: three four seven five six four nine nine. That's five
Speaker 17: one three four seven five sixty four nine nine.
Speaker 5: To give them a call and.
Speaker 17: Ask some questions over the phone. They can help determine
Speaker 17: if you're eligible for VA Healthcare, which you know, Brian,
Speaker 17: I talked to you many many times that you're not
Speaker 17: automatically enrolled in VA healthcare as a veteran.
Speaker 2: You have to enroll someday, so.
Speaker 17: You know exactly and uh, you know, come down afterwards
Speaker 17: and you know, get get the paperwork all lined up.
Speaker 17: I do encourage that a face if face interaction happens
Speaker 17: with US versus doing it online in the bigger system.
Speaker 17: And if someone out there has the power of attorney
Speaker 17: for a veteran, they can also call that eligibility office
Speaker 17: and work with our office to get that veteran squared away.
Speaker 17: And then you know, if you're not really active in
Speaker 17: your healthcare, you don't need it. We do require that
Speaker 17: we see you at least every twelve to twenty four
Speaker 17: months so that you remain active in our system, that
Speaker 17: you're ever kicked out of the system. This helps us
Speaker 17: keep updated on your preventive health stuff.
Speaker 2: That's good keeping the American veterans well healthy too, because
Speaker 2: you've got to see a doctor, I would argue every year,
Speaker 2: so that encourages that. Todd's legs. Thank you. We have
Speaker 2: all the American Veterans for what you do at the CINCINNIVA.
Speaker 2: I love having you on and spreading the news about this.
Speaker 2: Keep up the great work and we'll talk again next month.
Speaker 17: Yeah. Absolutely, Brian always appreciates your support and your advocacy
Speaker 17: for us.
Speaker 2: Happy to do it and be in the position to
Speaker 2: do so. Take care of my friend. Have a wonderful week.
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