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Speaker 3: I'm the dude man, I am Brian Thomas, not the
Speaker 3: dude Joff JUCKERSCUTI producers in there and apparently more people
Speaker 3: been shot, just like yesterday talking talking about the violence.
Speaker 3: We talked with Chrismithing about that. I fee President of
Speaker 3: can kover a problem with violence in the city, the
Speaker 3: silence from the administration, And as we're getting ready to
Speaker 3: launch a discussion about that, Joe sent me a breaking
Speaker 3: story from yesterday morning before the show started. We had
Speaker 3: another shooting in downtown CINCINNTY. Add that to the list
Speaker 3: of the dozen or so that we were talking about anyway,
Speaker 3: and this morning apparently two more. You think the may
Speaker 3: wll say anything this time? Joe, Yeah, I have slim
Speaker 3: just left town. Anyhow, what's coming up with a FIW
Speaker 3: five Cariocsy Morning Show. It's a special edition. It's Tech
Speaker 3: Tuesday with Day Have had Her Don't get Scammed on
Speaker 3: Amazon Prime days. They also have a don't get scammed
Speaker 3: by the scammers that are preying on the Texas flooding victims.
Speaker 1: To get to that in a minute.
Speaker 3: There are some really sick, twisted people who have a
Speaker 3: special place in Hell reserve for them. Corey Bowman speaking
Speaker 3: of someone who's going to talk about the violence in
Speaker 3: the city, maryl candidate Corey Bowman returns the fifty five
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Speaker 3: Corey and his beautiful wife. Baby Jordan is now living
Speaker 3: in this world. She gave birches the other day, so
Speaker 3: he has a new child. I think that makes it
Speaker 3: four four Joe or five. I think it's four family man.
Speaker 3: Cork Bowman is inside scoop with the bright Bart News
Speaker 3: Today Texas Border reporter Randy Clark gonna be talking about
Speaker 3: the Texas floods and the Daniel Davis Deep Dive. We
Speaker 3: get the latest on Russian Ukraine. Apparently we're gonna be
Speaker 3: sending more arms to Ukraine's on the headline this morning
Speaker 3: on Wall Street Journal, Trump to resume sending weapons Ukraine.
Speaker 3: The US will send additional defense of arms because Moscow
Speaker 3: is hitting Kiev very hard, according to what the President
Speaker 3: said on Again Off Again, And I'm gonna guess that
Speaker 3: Daniel Davis will say it's an exercise of futility, because
Speaker 3: if you've got nobody there in the Ukrainian military to
Speaker 3: launch the weapons or use the weapons. They're gonna sit
Speaker 3: idly by. I know that's a bit of an overstatement
Speaker 3: considering yes, there are some forces in Ukraine still on
Speaker 3: the ground, but man, they are just getting churned up.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: Latest on Iran and maybe a ward or two about
Speaker 3: the Huthi's launching missiles at ships. Got two Greek ships
Speaker 3: that have been hit so far by hoothy missiles coming
Speaker 3: out of Yam and so some shipping attacks and obviously
Speaker 3: that could spell some real problems for the shipping lanes
Speaker 3: and lots and lots of traffic going through that particular area.
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Speaker 3: Officials in Kerr County where the that just terrible, terrible
Speaker 3: flood went through the other day said the family's impacted
Speaker 3: by the recent flash floods claim more than one hundred lives,
Speaker 3: dozens still missing, and now they're being targeted by telephone scammers.
Speaker 1: I think we have a big award to give out
Speaker 1: for these.
Speaker 3: Folks, Joe, families of the victims, and a local hotline
Speaker 3: center for reporting missing persons. Apparently they're being targeted, according
Speaker 3: to the Kerrville City Manager, Dalton Rice, at a news conference,
Speaker 3: saying that has make it more difficult to get a
Speaker 3: firm number of people missing in the area because they're
Speaker 3: receiving hundreds of scam calls. Right said victims' families are
Speaker 3: being reached out to saying that they have their kids,
Speaker 3: pay me money, describing it as heartbreaking. Of course, it
Speaker 3: is so far well, at least as of the moving
Speaker 3: target and the reporting, at least forty one people were
Speaker 3: reportedly still missing after the rains and the flooding. Right said,
Speaker 3: we're dealing with mental health issues where people are calling
Speaker 3: saying they have visions. All these things we're dealing with
Speaker 3: on a day to day basis and having to vet
Speaker 3: this information. It becomes a very taxing on our people.
Speaker 3: What you like, psychics and mystics calling up saying hey,
Speaker 3: I know where this lost person is, right, Yeah, like
Speaker 3: that's a real thing. Republican Attorney to General Ken Paxon
Speaker 3: later issued a consumer alert for those impacted by the
Speaker 3: floods for bad actors looking to take advantage based on
Speaker 3: by perpetrating scams. These are no there are no words
Speaker 3: for how wrong it is that morally bankrupt people are
Speaker 3: trying to take advantage of Texans by using this tragedy
Speaker 3: to scam them. Anyone engaging in these scams will face
Speaker 3: the full force of law, and I will not rest
Speaker 3: until they are brought to justice. I will continue to
Speaker 3: work to defend those impacted by this tragedy and also
Speaker 3: urge everyone to join me in praying for those affected
Speaker 3: by this terrible natural disaster unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Periods.
Speaker 4: The biggest douche of the universe in all the galaxies,
Speaker 4: there's no bigger douche than you. You've reached the top,
Speaker 4: the pinnacle of Deusdom. Good going, Deu, your dreams have
Speaker 4: come true.
Speaker 3: Also warning the folks that impacted by the flooding, be
Speaker 3: wary of contractors from outside the area. Not rush to
Speaker 3: sign any contract to have your your home rebuilt or
Speaker 3: whatever repaired. Asked for references and check with a better
Speaker 3: business beer to make sure that they're working with a
Speaker 3: trustworthy business. Very sound advice actually that sound advice all
Speaker 3: the time, which is why I never, ever, ever, ever
Speaker 3: work with some random door knocker coming to the front
Speaker 3: door of my home asking, hey, can I check your roof?
Speaker 3: Unt no thank you by Elsa said, if you want
Speaker 3: to donate funds, be wary of who you're donating to.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of unscrupulous people out there saying that
Speaker 3: they're collecting funds to cover the for the victims of
Speaker 3: the flooding, and they have no intention of getting into
Speaker 3: the victims of the flood. Officials in Texas said donate
Speaker 3: funds directly. The Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country
Speaker 3: nonprofit website said it will direct funds to vetted organization
Speaker 3: provide rescue, relief, and recovery efforts as well as flood assistance.
Speaker 3: And I've always mentioned Matthew twenty five. Haven't been over
Speaker 3: to M twenty five m dot org to see if
Speaker 3: they're collecting funds, but I'm sure they are extremely trustworthy
Speaker 3: and a place where you get a pretty much one
Speaker 3: hundred percent of your dollar donated is going to go
Speaker 3: to the flood victims. I just it is so disturbing
Speaker 3: that people would do this, and it's also disturbing that
Speaker 3: the members of the Democratic Party are blaming Donald Trump
Speaker 3: somehow for the flood. How do you get from point
Speaker 3: A to point B on that one you have this
Speaker 3: like historic one hundred year flood, and yet Donald Trump's
Speaker 3: to blame oh the word and know that he fired
Speaker 3: all the weather forecasters. No, no, actually, there is no
Speaker 3: impact on the weather forecasters. In fact, they were all prepared.
Speaker 3: You can ask all of them. Even though it's critical
Speaker 3: of the Donald Trump funding cuts to the National Weather Service,
Speaker 3: that know that they had no impact on them, not
Speaker 3: a one.
Speaker 1: They were all there.
Speaker 3: They were in place, doing their job, doubled down in
Speaker 3: the various weather forecasting. They provided twelve hours advance notice
Speaker 3: of the likelihood of floods. They provided four hours or
Speaker 3: three hours advance notice of the emergency like flood warning,
Speaker 3: it's coming, Get the hell out. The only problem is
Speaker 3: people were sleeping and communications weren't very good. Apparently they
Speaker 3: don't have a warning system and going off. In fact,
Speaker 3: I think that I read somewhere where I was believed
Speaker 3: that the mayor of the town was interviewed and they
Speaker 3: talked back when he was in office six or so
Speaker 3: years ago. They talked about an advanced warning system like
Speaker 3: a siren system like we have that's tested every Wednesday
Speaker 3: once a month, that the price of it was a
Speaker 3: little too much for the citizens to take, and they
Speaker 3: rejected building something like that. And something I said the
Speaker 3: other day, how about the phenomenon of the boy who
Speaker 3: cried Wolf. You know, there's only so much you're going
Speaker 3: to listen to and finally say, yeah, well you know what,
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna worry about it. Another warning, another emergency. Yeah, okay, Well,
Speaker 3: the last ten times you said that, nothing happened, So
Speaker 3: I'm going to disregard at this time. It's something that
Speaker 3: Brian Stetler noted warnings fatigue is what he called it.
Speaker 3: CNN analyst Brian Stettler placing some of the blame on
Speaker 3: the media for constantly tossing weather emergency warnings in the public.
Speaker 3: This is something my wife's even commented to me about.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, they changed the colors of the maps.
Speaker 3: You know, you talk about heat indexes. Oh this guy
Speaker 3: that feels like one hundred and ninety seven degrees out there.
Speaker 3: You know, the map's purple where it used to be red,
Speaker 3: And you know, you get kind of callous to the
Speaker 3: whole thing. After a while, Stetler side of reporting from
Speaker 3: CNN his own team that warnings and this goes to
Speaker 3: the Democrats who are saying Donald Trump's responsible for the flooding.
Speaker 3: Warnings were sent out ahead of the flooding, but the
Speaker 3: question was whether the warnings reached who they needed to reach.
Speaker 3: They went on to say warning fatigue was being cited
Speaker 3: by more experts as one of the causes of the disaster.
Speaker 3: Quote when everything is labeled extreme weather, nothing seems extreme anymore.
Speaker 3: Thank you taking a poke at the global warming climate
Speaker 3: alarmists out there in the world. Oh they oh, We're
Speaker 3: all gonna die in one hundred and fifty years. Even Politico,
Speaker 3: the left leaning political website, pointed out warnings were sent
Speaker 3: as early as twelve hours ahead of the flooding, noting
Speaker 3: that they may not have been interpreted well enough by
Speaker 3: local law enforcement to prevent death and destruction. Quote of
Speaker 3: the crux of this disaster is a failure of the
Speaker 3: last mile of communication. That from Tom Fayhee of National
Speaker 3: Weather Service. The forecast went out, they communicated the forecast,
Speaker 3: they disseminated the watches and the warnings. And the dilemma
Speaker 3: we have is there was nobody listening at four o'clock
Speaker 3: in the morning for these watches and warnings. The children
Speaker 3: at camp and the counselors. I presume we're sleeping at
Speaker 3: the time. I don't know there's something we learned from this.
Speaker 3: I presume there is. But this notion and the Democrats
Speaker 3: are getting nailed to the wall on social media for
Speaker 3: those who have actually out loud blamed Trump or taken
Speaker 3: delight with the death of these in many cases children,
Speaker 3: but just human life lost. Generally speaking. They deserve it.
Speaker 3: These maga folks deserve it. These climate change deniers deserve
Speaker 3: to die.
Speaker 1: Just observe.
Speaker 3: That's painting with a rather broad brush, because you know,
Speaker 3: maybe there were some Kamala Harris supporters among the mixed.
Speaker 3: Maybe there's some global warming believers in the mix in there.
Speaker 3: They're not with us anymore either. Five sixteen fifty five
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Speaker 3: They say, partly cloudy skies should be dry today as well.
Speaker 3: I have eighty six partly cloudie every night, very humid,
Speaker 3: low of seventy partly cloudy, very humid Tomorrow, scattered storms
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Speaker 3: Some really outrageous comments going on in connection with this
Speaker 3: whole flooding situation should help low people can stoop. Sadie Perkins,
Speaker 3: Democrat appointed to the Houston Food Insecurity Board. Apparently a
Speaker 3: Democrat mayor. The late Democrat Mayor Sylvester Turner appointed her
Speaker 3: to the city board in twenty twenty three. Her term
Speaker 3: expired in January. Complained on TikTok that the victims of
Speaker 3: the flooding at Camp Mystic were receiving an undue amount
Speaker 3: of attention because they are white. I think it's probably
Speaker 3: because they were innocent eight year olds that had their
Speaker 3: lives taken away from them in a moment's notice. But
Speaker 3: she said, I know I'm probably gonna get canceled for this.
Speaker 3: But Camp Mystic as a white only girls Christian camp.
Speaker 3: They don't even have a token Asian. They don't have
Speaker 3: a token black person. It's an all white only conservative
Speaker 3: Christian camp. If you ain't white, you ain't right, You
Speaker 3: ain't getting in, you ain't going period. Something tells me
Speaker 3: that she's wrong on that, but you know, she had
Speaker 3: to say it out loud. She went on, I think
Speaker 3: that context needs to be said. If this were a
Speaker 3: group of Hispanic girls out there, this would not be
Speaker 3: getting the type of coverage that they're getting. No one
Speaker 3: would give an F word, and all these white people,
Speaker 3: the parents of these little girls, would be saying things
Speaker 3: like they need to be deported, they should have been here,
Speaker 3: shouldn't have been here in the first place. Well, okay,
Speaker 3: you end up having to delete these kind of texts
Speaker 3: out there in the world because the common sense folks
Speaker 3: out here in America, people that actually see through the
Speaker 3: lens of this racist nonsense, start you start drawing their ire.
Speaker 3: Houston Democratic Maryor John Whitmer's office said in a statement
Speaker 3: regarding her comments. Mayor John Whitmer will not reappoint her
Speaker 3: and is taking immediate steps to remove her permanently from
Speaker 3: the board. Houston Democrat Mayor disagreeing with his fellow Democrat
Speaker 3: on her outrageous racist comments. Christina Probst, formerly with Bluefish
Speaker 3: Pediatrics in Houston. I say formerly because she got in
Speaker 3: trouble for what she had to say over the weekend
Speaker 3: regarding the flood victims. May all visitors, children, non MAGA voters,
Speaker 3: and pets be safe and dry. Kirk County MAGA voted
Speaker 3: gut FEMA, they deny climate change. May they get what
Speaker 3: they voted for. Bless their hearts. Her former employer, Bluefishats,
Speaker 3: had issue with statement and clarifying that her remarks do
Speaker 3: not reflect the values and standards of omission of Bluefish Pediatrics.
Speaker 3: We want to be clear we do not support or
Speaker 3: condone any statements that politicizes tragedy, diminishes human dignity, or
Speaker 3: fails to clearly uphold compassion for every child in family,
Speaker 3: regardless of background or beliefs. Later announcing on their website
Speaker 3: that she had been canned from her job. President of
Speaker 3: the Texas Medical Board also looking into it, guy named
Speaker 3: Sherry if Zaffran, she may be in trouble on a
Speaker 3: broader level and perhaps could lose her license to practice
Speaker 3: medicine in the state of Texas, indicated that he has
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Speaker 3: this morning, Tom, thanks for calling, Welcome to the program.
Speaker 8: Good morning, And first of all, I have to say
Speaker 8: that your executive producer is the best on the planet. Correct,
Speaker 8: of course, absolutely he does. He does a fantastic job
Speaker 8: and I guess on air talent would be lost without him.
Speaker 1: We can say that, right, amen, Brother, what prompted that.
Speaker 8: I loved you up a couple of softballs? Right? What
Speaker 8: are you gonna say no to? That's like the wife's
Speaker 8: coming up to you and said, is how does this
Speaker 8: look on me?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 8: You look wonderful, man, Joe.
Speaker 1: Yeah. You know, as to the latter, that depends on
Speaker 1: the nature of your relationship.
Speaker 8: That's true. That's true.
Speaker 3: If my wife did not look good in something, I
Speaker 3: would say that, I go, I don't know that that
Speaker 3: looks right? And I have said that before, and we
Speaker 3: don't come to blows over something like that. You ask
Speaker 3: my opinion, I'm going to give you my opinion. I'm honest,
Speaker 3: I'm direct, I'm forthright, I say, what's on my mind?
Speaker 3: Why would I lie?
Speaker 8: Right? Good for you you ask to the subject of
Speaker 8: the we'll switch back to the topics. Does your uh
Speaker 8: ask you your question about or the topic about mayor
Speaker 8: act after your ball? Why would he have why would
Speaker 8: he need to say anything? Everything seems like it's going
Speaker 8: according to plane. So I think all the council members
Speaker 8: or democrat. He's a Democrat. What's the problem?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 8: Everything's fine? Right?
Speaker 1: The violence is planned.
Speaker 8: I don't know about plan, but it's it's a I
Speaker 8: don't know, it's it's obviously not to bothersome For them,
Speaker 8: they don't seem to give a crap enough to do
Speaker 8: anything about it, so they it must be an outcome
Speaker 8: that they were are least willing to accept.
Speaker 1: Yes, I agree with you, you say so.
Speaker 3: I agree with you on that when you go to
Speaker 3: defund the police, you don't do anything to support them,
Speaker 3: and you undermine their efforts, you are going to end
Speaker 3: up with more crime. And yeah, that is a natural
Speaker 3: logical result. We've seen it roll out in multiple cities
Speaker 3: across this country over the past four or five years.
Speaker 3: Amid the defund the police. Police are all a bunch
Speaker 3: of racist Nazis. Yeah, it's happened in multiple cities and
Speaker 3: states like California.
Speaker 8: Right, and the liberal bastion, right, I mean, everything's great
Speaker 8: out there. Oh yeah, the incident and uh it blue
Speaker 8: over the weekend, the red, White and Blue ash thing.
Speaker 8: And how how a bunch of kids are running around
Speaker 8: and causing all kinds of trouble. And and now they
Speaker 8: they got to put up more gates, and they gotta
Speaker 8: they got to put up more entry points so that
Speaker 8: people can't get in with certain things. I mean, it's
Speaker 8: it's idiots that ruin it for every everybody else. And
Speaker 8: and obviously the Democrats don't aren't too bothered by it
Speaker 8: because they're you know, they're not doing enough about it.
Speaker 8: They're virtually nothing about it.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 8: In fact, they're not only not doing anything about it,
Speaker 8: they're they're going out of their way. Whenever anything happens
Speaker 8: and goes wrong, they go out of their way to
Speaker 8: try to protect the guilty party, the people that cause
Speaker 8: the problems. Oh well, it's not their fault. It's because
Speaker 8: you know, the Republicans are racist or Donald Trump this
Speaker 8: or whatever. I mean, these people's reaction to this flood
Speaker 8: is it's really all you need to know about these people.
Speaker 8: They are so desperate to get rid of any kind
Speaker 8: of that I really believe it boils down to accountability.
Speaker 8: They don't want accountability. They want people and themselves to
Speaker 8: be able to do whatever they want, whatever makes them
Speaker 8: feel good. And any any way to curtail that is
Speaker 8: must be wrong. It's got to be bad. And and well,
Speaker 8: take an incident and that so many people die. I
Speaker 8: mean they died because they were down in a river valley.
Speaker 8: It's not because of Trump or because of any failure
Speaker 8: of any weather things. They die because of the location
Speaker 8: of where they were when this downfour happens.
Speaker 1: Yeah you knew that, Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 8: Something political is absolutely evil. It's it is so ridiculous
Speaker 8: and and and it has to right now be at
Speaker 8: the top of the lift of why people should look
Speaker 8: at them and think, don't vote Democrats. Have a great day, Brian.
Speaker 1: You too, Tom.
Speaker 3: And you know, I think going after Trump over the
Speaker 3: deaths of these these these well, it's it's adults and children.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's easy to focus on the children because
Speaker 3: they're so so innocent, and they're the ones that rely
Speaker 3: on the guidance from adults like someone might argue that
Speaker 3: while there are camp counselors there, they are adults that
Speaker 3: are in charge. They should have been listening to the
Speaker 3: weather forecast, since they had twelve hours advanced notice of
Speaker 3: warnings of flooding. It is a known flooding area, since
Speaker 3: this has happened before. But you focus on the children
Speaker 3: because you know they don't have an awareness about something
Speaker 3: like that. But more to the point that, you know,
Speaker 3: kind of along the lines Thomas making if this is
Speaker 3: what the Democrats have to criticize Trump over, that they're
Speaker 3: going to like Trump for the death of these innocent children,
Speaker 3: even though there was the weather forecasters were actually fully manned,
Speaker 3: if I can be a sexist in my phrasing on that.
Speaker 3: In fact, they had more meteorologists there in those particular
Speaker 3: regional centers than they normally do because the flooding was predicted.
Speaker 3: It pops the bubble of the narrative that somehow Donald
Speaker 3: Trump's cuts had something to do with these people not
Speaker 3: getting the message. I think, more to the point, it
Speaker 3: was four o'clock in the morning, everybody was asleep, and
Speaker 3: they didn't get the message. So you know, fingers are
Speaker 3: going to be pointed. But if this is what they've got.
Speaker 3: I mean Trump, say what you want about him. He
Speaker 3: has achieved victory after victory after victory along the lines
Speaker 3: of delivering on what he promised during his campaign. And
Speaker 3: the Democrats are simply beside themselves. They're the ones that
Speaker 3: created the immigration crisis, and more and more of them
Speaker 3: are aware of that, and more and more of realized
Speaker 3: now that you know what, that was not a winner
Speaker 3: for us. We dropped the ball. It was dumb policy.
Speaker 3: I've got a whole article that was written about that
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Speaker 3: the open borders that they regret, because that was one
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Speaker 3: Neighborhood has been overrun. It's a problem for America. Most
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Speaker 3: eighty percent, most Americans by more than fifty percent. I
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Speaker 3: They own that and they can't run from it. And
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Speaker 3: We go to Australia. We have a woman convicted of
Speaker 3: a murder after her husband's parents and aunt ate beef
Speaker 3: wellington that she prepared that was made with toxic mushrooms.
Speaker 3: Aaron Peterson hosted the Intimate Neal July twenty twenty three.
Speaker 3: She maintained a beef pastry dish was accidentally poisoned with
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Speaker 3: A jury didn't didn't buy into it. Twelve person jury
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Speaker 3: carries a maximum sentence of life imprisonment. Also found guilty
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Speaker 3: July twenty nine, So you set the table for an
Speaker 3: intimant family meal lunch guests that afternoon Don and Gail Patterson,
Speaker 3: parents of her long estranged husband Simon, places set for
Speaker 3: Simon's maternal ant, Heather Wilkinson, and her husband Ian, described
Speaker 3: as a well known pastor to local Baptist churchband and
Speaker 3: Simon urged to come, but he declined because he felt uncomfortable.
Speaker 3: Also it is noted that her relationship with Simon started
Speaker 3: to turn sour. They were still legally married, but they'd
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Speaker 3: she was insisting that he'd show up to dinner, but
Speaker 3: he didn't. Soweech was given an individual parcel of beef
Speaker 3: Wellington death cap mushrooms, apparently mistaken easily for other edible
Speaker 3: varieties and possess a sweet taste, which of course does
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Speaker 3: By fifty to fifty five KRCD talk station, Happy Tuesday,
Speaker 3: inside Scoop, the Bright Bart News, Daniel Davis Deep Dive
Speaker 3: in the eight o'clock hour, Corey Bowman at seven oh five,
Speaker 3: Is you gonna be in studio?
Speaker 1: Joe?
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Speaker 3: Sometimes he does and a special Tech Tuesday with Dave
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Speaker 3: Go ahead and check this when it is in. The
Speaker 3: stack is stupid, and I think with good reason. Former
Speaker 3: Democratic Representative Jamal Bowman New York described as going on
Speaker 3: a fiery rant on CNN blaming all kinds of health
Speaker 3: issues in the black community on Republicans. Okay, he said,
Speaker 3: the problem is we're not dealing with America's original sin
Speaker 3: and its disease of hate and racism towards black and
Speaker 3: brown people, and sexism towards women and anti LGBTQ sentiment. Really,
Speaker 3: we're not dealing with that. Your college and the Republican
Speaker 3: Party do not hold each other accountable when it comes
Speaker 3: to the racism that comes from the party on a
Speaker 3: constant basis. You can't be calm about this. I'm a
Speaker 3: black man in America. Here's the reason I fully made
Speaker 3: the stack of stupid.
Speaker 1: Quote.
Speaker 3: The reason why heart disease and cancer and obesity and
Speaker 3: diabetes are bigger in the Black community is because of
Speaker 3: the stress we carry from having to deal with being
Speaker 3: called the N word directly or indirectly every day.
Speaker 1: Close quote it, idiot, things because they're idiots.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, white people can't use the N word anymore,
Speaker 3: And honestly, I and I know, I'm only one man
Speaker 3: with one level of experience. I haven't heard a white
Speaker 3: person refer to a black person using that word like
Speaker 3: in like years, decades, probably, But what I do know
Speaker 3: is that I have found that, you know, white people
Speaker 3: aren't allowed to sing along with rap music, rap music
Speaker 3: which is filled with the use of the N word.
Speaker 3: So is his stress a consequence of his fellow black
Speaker 3: people referring to each other using the N word, which
Speaker 3: I think we all can acknowledge is happens on a
Speaker 3: regular basis. I mean, watch old Dave Chappelle, watch Dave
Speaker 3: Chappelle generally speaking, or any other black comedian. They use
Speaker 3: it all the time. Listen to to movies where they
Speaker 3: refer to each other using that word. Now, white person
Speaker 3: certainly couldn't do that to be getting all kinds of
Speaker 3: trouble for it, and I understand that. So I just
Speaker 3: I think his and I don't know that he's relying
Speaker 3: on peer reviewed research that use of the N word
Speaker 3: as a direct result will directly result in you getting diabetes.
Speaker 3: Just say it, please, say man is in custody after
Speaker 3: making a bomb thread while on board an Allegiant airflight
Speaker 3: leaving from Saint Pete Clearwater International Airport. Happened over the weekend.
Speaker 3: Legion officials said the incident happened about two pm. Passenger
Speaker 3: on board became disruptive while the plane was en route
Speaker 3: to Roanoke Blacksburg Airport in Virginia. Letter identify passenger twenty
Speaker 3: seven year old Taj Taylor. Investigation revealed this Taj tailor
Speaker 3: guy had reportedly told another passenger that his laptop was
Speaker 3: a bomb.
Speaker 12: Keep your stupid mouth shut.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Joe. Passenger immediately flagged the flight attendants. Investigator
Speaker 3: said several other witnesses on the plane reported hearing Taylor
Speaker 3: say he had a bomb. Doesn't listen to Jay Ratliffe obviously.
Speaker 3: Allegiance spokesperson said Legiance does not tolerate disruptive behavior of.
Speaker 1: Any kind, thankfully, so they.
Speaker 3: Had to return to the airport where law enforcement took
Speaker 3: the passenger into custody. All of the passengers were asked
Speaker 3: to deplane. Law enforcement on board a Legion flight ten
Speaker 3: twenty three. Unfortunately, the crew are reaching their FAA mandated
Speaker 3: time limits, so we must recreu the flight cord to
Speaker 3: the spokesperson at the time. Once that's done, the flight
Speaker 3: will continue to its destination. We apologize for the inconvenience
Speaker 3: that has caused our passengers.
Speaker 1: Thank you Taj Taylor.
Speaker 3: Of course they searched his belongings the Bananas County Sheriff's
Speaker 3: office along with canines. No bomb located, of course, but
Speaker 3: everybody's lives were disrupted because this guy was well, we'll
Speaker 3: just go ahead let him share with the award we
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Speaker 3: Brian Thomas wishing everyone a happy Tuesday and inviting you
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Speaker 3: we have Dave Hatter Corey Bowman. Fast forward an hour,
Speaker 3: seven oh five. Corey Bowman's going to well join the
Speaker 3: program to talk about violence in the city. Of course,
Speaker 3: that's a topic we talked about yesterday with since a
Speaker 3: Police Fop President Can Colbert as well as Christopher Smith Aman.
Speaker 3: He was on a wild tear on the h Well,
Speaker 3: the silence from the administration on the violence going on
Speaker 3: and a lot of crime. It's just heartbreaking to see
Speaker 3: how much crime and how many young people, teenagers are
Speaker 3: getting shot down, are gunned down. Also, congratulations baby Ezra
Speaker 3: to Corey Bowman and his wife. Ezra was born healthy
Speaker 3: apparently and the family's doing great, So another addition to
Speaker 3: the Bowman family. Inside Scoop with Bright Bart News fast
Speaker 3: forwarding two hours. Today we hear from Texas border reporter
Speaker 3: Randy Clark, but not about the border, but about the
Speaker 3: Texas floods and as in spite of the fact that
Speaker 3: Democrats are blaming Donald Trump for a natural disaster that
Speaker 3: of course he had no control over. Their narrative has
Speaker 3: fallen apart considering that the cuts to the Weather Service
Speaker 3: had nothing to do not only the natural disaster, but
Speaker 3: there were more than adequately staffed. In fact, they had
Speaker 3: I think five weather forecasters and meteorologists on staff and
Speaker 3: working at the time from the beginning of the floods
Speaker 3: all the way through the aftermath, and that is apparently
Speaker 3: more than double the number of forecasters that are usually there.
Speaker 3: So claims that the defunding had some impact on this wise,
Speaker 3: it's kind of generally perceived now that maybe it's because
Speaker 3: the children and the everybody else was asleep at four
Speaker 3: o'clock in the morning when the river started rising, just
Speaker 3: absolutely overwhelming speed. I still cannot get over the video
Speaker 3: footage of how quickly that water rose. Feels so sorry
Speaker 3: for those victims, and they're still looking for a lot
Speaker 3: of them. Death toll now I believe more than one hundred.
Speaker 3: So we'll talk with Randy Clark about that and the
Speaker 3: Daniel Davis Steve Dive, of course, with the latest on
Speaker 3: Russia Ukraine. The latest on Iran and the hoofyes shooting
Speaker 3: at ships out of Yemen. And we'll see if we
Speaker 3: can get a comment or two from Daniel Davis on that.
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Speaker 3: Millions of cicadas, which we've already been through here, anybody
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Speaker 3: summer's tick risk factor and they've got one of those
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Speaker 3: Spotted lantern flies, they say, could cause billions of dollars
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Speaker 3: Insect born diseases like West Nile virus thanks to the mosquitos,
Speaker 3: lime disease and Zika virus all a potential problem. Called
Speaker 3: to Environmental Working Group, Eastern equine encephalitis spread by infest
Speaker 3: invested mosquitoes rare but also extremely serious illness rate can
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Speaker 1: Ah good, they say.
Speaker 3: Survivors offer suffer ongoing neurological problems. So some recommend from
Speaker 3: the Centers for Disease Control on protecting yourself. Empty flower
Speaker 3: pots and bird baths, to get rid of all the
Speaker 3: standing water and cut back on branches, and get your
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Speaker 3: wear socks when hiking through high grass or brush that
Speaker 3: may be infested with insects, which would be I think
Speaker 3: all high brush grass. They also recommend using a point
Speaker 3: five percent permethrin. You to treat your clothing and gear,
Speaker 3: check thoroughly for ticks before going indoors, and remove and
Speaker 3: dispose of them properly. They say the most effective method
Speaker 3: is to put the tick into a matchbook or paper
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Speaker 3: in alcohol or methylated spirit. They also warn, though, do
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Speaker 3: both in door and outdoor dining areas, cover strollers and
Speaker 3: baby carriers with nets.
Speaker 1: They say.
Speaker 3: Use the repellents responsibly, though, according to the directions on
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Speaker 3: easily spray the chemical into your eyes instead. Lotions pumps
Speaker 3: and towel letts, but also to wash your hands after
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Speaker 3: so if you reapply the sunscreen of a couple of hours,
Speaker 3: are going to be exposed too many chemicals. Always apply
Speaker 3: insect repellent after sunscreen, wash clothing and repellent coated skin
Speaker 3: when you get back inside. If you're bitten by a mosquito,
Speaker 3: avoid scratching and applying over the counter anti itch or
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Speaker 3: the bugs, the mosquitoes, and the ticks. Over to the phones,
Speaker 3: we go, miss Mississippi James on, Hey, Mississippi James. Good
Speaker 3: to hear from you, my friend.
Speaker 5: Yes, sir, Doctor Brian, Hey Brian, my cell phone crashed.
Speaker 5: Only you was reporting on that last just before you
Speaker 5: went to break and I think you telling my stress
Speaker 5: in People Live, Can you give me a quick recap
Speaker 5: on that?
Speaker 3: Oh that was Let's see here representative former Representative Jamal
Speaker 3: Bowman saying that the reason here we go, let me
Speaker 3: quote him, Representative Jamal Boma, former from New York talking
Speaker 3: about health issues. He said, the reason why heart disease
Speaker 3: and cancer and obesity and diabetes are bigger in the
Speaker 3: Black community. Is because of the stress we carry from
Speaker 3: heavy to deal with being called the N word directly
Speaker 3: or indirectly every day. So if you have diabetes, it's
Speaker 3: because you've been called the N word directly or indirectly
Speaker 3: every day. So says Jamal Bowman.
Speaker 5: Well, that's a combination of the way you live your life,
Speaker 5: the way you eat, your exercise. Yeah, the stress, the oppression, depression,
Speaker 5: they all factored in.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir.
Speaker 5: I have a problem with a person when they go
Speaker 5: in and extract one part and say this is the reason.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we got a whole collage of what we need
Speaker 1: to work on. Amen.
Speaker 3: You know, well though, that's why that's why this the
Speaker 3: statement comes across as so stupid, you know it as
Speaker 3: well as I do diet, exercise, environment and multiple multiple
Speaker 3: things or other. You know, obesity is a big problem
Speaker 3: in this country among white people, black people, everybody pretty much.
Speaker 3: We have like this massive obesity problem. And I know
Speaker 3: there's a whole lot of obese white people that are
Speaker 3: not being called the N word directly or indirectly, and
Speaker 3: you can't blame their obesity on some sort of name
Speaker 3: calling thing. It's lifestyle choices. So yeah, you're I mean,
Speaker 3: that's the point. That's why he made it into this
Speaker 3: deck is stupid.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and we got to get away from that as individual, collectively,
Speaker 5: group or whatever. They're trying to keep it extracting out
Speaker 5: one part, yeah, you know, and make that be the issue.
Speaker 5: And it's the same way if we talk about Trump,
Speaker 5: you know, we go in and extract one part to say, oh,
Speaker 5: he's the worst guy in the world. Trump is doing
Speaker 5: a lot of stuff that we've been asking to do
Speaker 5: for eons.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 5: Now we may not like the way he doing it,
Speaker 5: the speed he doing it, and some of the stuff
Speaker 5: he doing is completely you know, counterproductive to the way
Speaker 5: the system was was operating. Just like, for an example,
Speaker 5: this doge supposed to come in and they the arized
Speaker 5: they were going to find two tree in dollars with
Speaker 5: a way fraud, but they only found what.
Speaker 3: One hundred and ninety billions so far, it's nowhere near
Speaker 3: the mark, nowhere near the Yeah, I think they overstated
Speaker 3: the case. But if they were allowed to and could
Speaker 3: go after and figure out all the fraud, waste, and
Speaker 3: abuse in the American military budget, in Social Security, in
Speaker 3: Medicare and Medicaid. I guarantee you as sure as I'm
Speaker 3: sitting here, James, that they would have been able to
Speaker 3: find two trillion dollars worth of fraud wasted abuse, except
Speaker 3: they weren't allowed to go into those various areas, most
Speaker 3: notably the military budget that hasn't been touched by Doughe
Speaker 3: So I've been a critic of that military budget for
Speaker 3: a long time because if there's so much fraud, wasted
Speaker 3: abuse in every other program the government offers, you cannot
Speaker 3: tell me that the spending in the military is immune
Speaker 3: from fraud, waste and abuse. I'd be able a joke
Speaker 3: to even suggest it. So, yeah, they missed the mark.
Speaker 3: Sometimes people overstate their case, James. They got to live
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Speaker 7: Friend, Good morning, Brian. I had a little bit more
Speaker 7: to add to your tick story. The I had a
Speaker 7: tick on my arm. Oh gosh, I'm only about a
Speaker 7: month ago. My daughter had gone camping and she west
Speaker 7: dollar laundry for.
Speaker 13: Me to do.
Speaker 7: Naturally, I'm doing her laundry. I figure that's how I
Speaker 7: got it, and so I immediately investigated what to do.
Speaker 7: Pull it off with Tweezer's put it in a baggie
Speaker 7: and there's a tick lab at Ohio State and you
Speaker 7: mail it off to there. Cost fifty dollars, but you
Speaker 7: get back a report about a week later, and it
Speaker 7: tells you everything your tick had.
Speaker 1: Oh so you know if you've been infected with lime disease.
Speaker 7: Then yeah, exactly, but you don't know if you've actually
Speaker 7: been infectivated. It sells what your tick could have exposed
Speaker 7: you to.
Speaker 1: So I stay.
Speaker 3: On your heighten your awareness. So, okay, my tick head
Speaker 3: lime disease. It doesn't mean I necessarily contracted it, but
Speaker 3: look out for the signs of lime disease.
Speaker 7: Yeah, oh oh, exactly, which is kind of a bullet rash.
Speaker 7: And I started on box of cyclone right away and
Speaker 7: I never had any l effects. I started it before
Speaker 7: I got the results back, so just the precautionary.
Speaker 3: Can I ask you how long it takes from mailing
Speaker 3: the tick until you get your results back?
Speaker 7: Seven days and that's not bad.
Speaker 1: That's not bad your TICK tests.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, that's a yeah. Anyway, I also wanted to
Speaker 7: report on at CBG right now, and there's the DHL shooting. Well,
Speaker 7: I don't know if it's a shooting yet, but it's
Speaker 7: being investigated, so they're urging people to stay away from
Speaker 7: the DHL area, but the regular airport is just fine.
Speaker 3: Oh well, thank you for the update on that. Honestly,
Speaker 3: I've not been paying attention to the top of the
Speaker 3: air news. I didn't realize it was a DHL sho
Speaker 3: shooting going on or incident going on. Appreciate it, Maureene.
Speaker 3: Take care of yourself and save travels on your flight.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The other thing, I mean, disposing of ticks is one
Speaker 3: thing I'm a little hard to believe. You're supposed to
Speaker 3: put them in a bag and light it on fire.
Speaker 3: They are tough to smash though, but I suppose on
Speaker 3: that tiic test, the waiting will be the hardest part.
Speaker 3: You know, we get sitting on pins and needles, wondering
Speaker 3: whether you got lime disease or some other tick born
Speaker 3: illness frightening stuff.
Speaker 1: Oh and you know I didn't get to it. The
Speaker 1: other day.
Speaker 3: And since we're talking about bugs, Orcan came out with
Speaker 3: its top ten list of infected cities with the bed
Speaker 3: bugs one of the most the grossest creatures on the
Speaker 3: planet from my perspective, or one of the grossest.
Speaker 1: God the idea of bed bugs are just.
Speaker 3: Awful, awful, awful, awful things, and Cincinnati is usually on
Speaker 3: the list. Sadly, in top ten, we were not on
Speaker 3: the top ten list. Numero uno Chicago. Yeah, apparently it's
Speaker 3: a real problem with bed bugs in Chicago. So all
Speaker 3: kinds of tips on that one. But heat is the
Speaker 3: one thing that can most assuredly kill bedbugs. And so
Speaker 3: one of the strongest recommendations and one that my wife
Speaker 3: and I follow religiously, is when you get back home,
Speaker 3: unpack your luggage, put the clothes directly into the clothes
Speaker 3: dryer and put it on high and then take your
Speaker 3: bag outside and put that in the sun's heat and
Speaker 3: let that stay outside for a while. Get rid of
Speaker 3: those ticks or get rid of those bed bugs. And
Speaker 3: don't park your luggage too close to anything in a
Speaker 3: hotel room, like curtains, for example, or the bed itself.
Speaker 3: Also tips on what to look for. They did tiny
Speaker 3: little things about the size of a sesame seed except black.
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Speaker 3: first thing I always do, go in and pull the
Speaker 3: bed sheets back and look in the corners and lo
Speaker 3: and behold, oh my god, on the bile came up
Speaker 3: the back of my throat. And we turned around and
Speaker 3: went to the front desk. My uncle looked at the
Speaker 3: manager and he said, you gave us the room that's occupied.
Speaker 3: He's like, what you have the rooms occupied? Said no, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: one's in there. He said, yeah, it's infested with bed bugs.
Speaker 3: The guy totally freaked out. We got our money back
Speaker 3: and left. So they're out there and they are disgusting
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Speaker 13: Always my pleasure. Brian, happy to be here and hoping
Speaker 13: we're doing some good out there.
Speaker 1: Well, so today's the kickoff day of Amazon Prime.
Speaker 13: Apparently it is. You know, I'm not a big Amazon
Speaker 13: Prime Day guy myself, but I know a lot of
Speaker 13: people love this sort of thing. It is an opportunity
Speaker 13: to find some great deals and of course, because of that,
Speaker 13: the scammers are always out there ready to attack.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got to interject real quick before we get
Speaker 3: the details of this and how we protect ourselves. I
Speaker 3: read an article this morning starting off the program. There
Speaker 3: are and I can't use FCC non compliant words to
Speaker 3: describe them, although I would scammers out there targeting the
Speaker 3: victims of the flood in Texas.
Speaker 13: I'm not surprised by that. I mean, it's hard to
Speaker 13: imagine something much more despicable and sick than that. But
Speaker 13: you know, anytime there's some sort of disaster and there
Speaker 13: are relief efforts out there, the scammers always.
Speaker 10: Show up up.
Speaker 13: And you know, Brian, sadly, it's just getting easier and
Speaker 13: easier things to generative AI, to generate things that are
Speaker 13: very realistic looking and you know, unfortunately try to take
Speaker 13: advantage of good samaritan types who want to help as
Speaker 13: well as these unfortunate and tragic situations like that when
Speaker 13: they happen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, some like for the miss the victims that are missing.
Speaker 3: Still they're targeting family members and saying we've got your
Speaker 3: daughter or whatever and to pay us ransom money. That
Speaker 3: kind of stuff. It gets that depraved.
Speaker 13: I had not seen that. That's even more surprising to
Speaker 13: me because the regular scams of and we're raising money
Speaker 13: to help these victims because of this tragic situation. Yeah,
Speaker 13: you tend to see that, yeah, all the time. But wow,
Speaker 13: that's just sick.
Speaker 1: That is sick.
Speaker 3: Anyhow, moving over to Amazon Prime Day, it's actually days,
Speaker 3: it says here between July eighth and July eleven, So
Speaker 3: it's more than just one day.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's basically the rest of this week. It started
Speaker 13: out as a day, but it's expanded and over time,
Speaker 13: I think due to its popularity. And I mean, let's
Speaker 13: face it, Brian, you know, Amazon, however you feel about them,
Speaker 13: is a very popular place to shop. The bad guys
Speaker 13: know this. They know what Prime Day is. They know
Speaker 13: people are looking for great.
Speaker 1: Deals, you know.
Speaker 13: And this is a similar conversation that we've had year
Speaker 13: over year around Black Friday and Cyber Monday and holiday
Speaker 13: shopping and so forth. They know people are looking for
Speaker 13: great deals. And like I just said, it's it's really
Speaker 13: easy now to create spoofed content that looks realistic, whether
Speaker 13: it's an email, whether it's a text message, whether it's
Speaker 13: a phone call, or even an entire website. And some
Speaker 13: research from NordVPN. They make a very popular virtual private
Speaker 13: network product, NORD. That's what I Yeah, I found that
Speaker 13: within the last two months, over one hundred and twenty
Speaker 13: thousand fake Amazon websites have sprung up. I'll think about
Speaker 13: that for a second. One hundred and twenty thousand, Yeah,
Speaker 13: And in my mind that points out two things. The
Speaker 13: ease with which you can create a fake website. I
Speaker 13: just can't stress enough to people spoofing, the idea of
Speaker 13: creating something that is bogus but looks legitimate again. Email, website,
Speaker 13: text message, phone call. All of these things are relatively easy,
Speaker 13: and the quality of them is improving thanks to generative AI,
Speaker 13: because you no longer have all the old school tells,
Speaker 13: the bad grammar, the weird punctuation, all that sort of thing. Right,
Speaker 13: So one hundred and twenty thousand in just the last
Speaker 13: two months, according to nord VPN, ninety two thousand of
Speaker 13: those were geared towards phishing you, trying to get your
Speaker 13: credentials so that they could then go to Amazon.
Speaker 1: And they know many.
Speaker 13: People will use the same bad credentials, use your name
Speaker 13: and password across multiple sites. So if I can get
Speaker 13: your Amazon credentials, maybe that gets me into your bank
Speaker 13: or Netflix or whatever. Right, So ninety two thousand geared
Speaker 13: towards phishing. There were another twenty two thousand gear towards
Speaker 13: ransomware or malware of some sort. Again, keystrokelogger. You go
Speaker 13: to the fake thing because you get a deal. It
Speaker 13: seems too good to be chewing a downloads some kind
Speaker 13: of ransomware or other type of malware. And then the
Speaker 13: last eleven thousand ish 're geared towards either they just
Speaker 13: never send you anything, or they send you some cheap
Speaker 13: knockoff products. So it's pretty amazing when you think about
Speaker 13: the volume. But again, it's really easy for them to
Speaker 13: create these bogus websites, these spoofed websites. And you know,
Speaker 13: it's even easier, especially thanks to all the data that's
Speaker 13: been leaked about us and stolen over the last year,
Speaker 13: you know, ten years or so we've talked about for
Speaker 13: being in records here, sixteen billion records there. It's really
Speaker 13: easy for them to target you. It's in many cases
Speaker 13: they'll know whether you have an Amazon account or not
Speaker 13: because of that stolen data. And so you know, naturally
Speaker 13: they go where the people are, they go where the
Speaker 13: money is, and you know, so here we are. So yeah,
Speaker 13: I'm glad you guys wanted to talk about this today
Speaker 13: because a lot of people are going to try to
Speaker 13: take advantage of prime days and you really need to
Speaker 13: be on height and alert, and you know, as always Brian,
Speaker 13: be extremely skeptical because the scams are rampant.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, pause of bringing back and you can
Speaker 3: give some direct information for people to avoid this kind
Speaker 3: of stuff. Honestly, Dave, you rattled off, you know, the phishing,
Speaker 3: the email, the phone calls. I personally get hit with
Speaker 3: that almost every single day. I mean, I believe it.
Speaker 3: I've gotten so jaded and so cynical, and I so
Speaker 3: in tune and in touch with what you have told
Speaker 3: me over the years about the warnings and the red
Speaker 3: flags that I'm very very very reluctant to click on
Speaker 3: almost anything, and because I have actually seen these fake
Speaker 3: generated sites and they look real. So I'll bring day
Speaker 3: back and give you some helpful hints on how to
Speaker 3: keep out of trouble. Six thirty five fifty five cars
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Speaker 3: Yep, all right, back over to the Amazon scams. One
Speaker 3: of the things that people get caught up on this
Speaker 3: and it's been expressed in the article excitement and urgency
Speaker 3: around limited time deals. One of the reasons they get
Speaker 3: people to click on things they say, it's only going
Speaker 3: to last for an hour, and you better hurry up
Speaker 3: and click, or we're going to run out of the product.
Speaker 3: And you know, it's like the deal of the century,
Speaker 3: which makes which prompts people to do things they otherwise
Speaker 3: wouldn't do, even if they're listening to Dave Hatter and
Speaker 3: trying to apply the hygiene that you recommend to the
Speaker 3: clicks that you engage in. But oh my god, I
Speaker 3: don't want to miss out on this opportunity.
Speaker 13: Yeah again, Brian. These people are professional con artists. They
Speaker 13: just happen to have this new mechanism to get to people.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 13: They know about human psychology. They know that people are
Speaker 13: looking for these great deals and that there are often
Speaker 13: legitimate deals that you can only get during these particular
Speaker 13: shopping times like Prime Day.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 13: They know that, so of course they try to leverage that.
Speaker 13: They try to take advantage of people who are excited
Speaker 13: and not really thinking clearly. And you know, get that
Speaker 13: email that looks just like it came from Amazon, and
Speaker 13: I I want to stress the folks, it is incredibly
Speaker 13: easy to send this boofed email. And again, as I
Speaker 13: said before, but thanks to all these generative AI tools,
Speaker 13: it's incredibly easy to create spoofed content that looks one
Speaker 13: hundred percent They know this right, And you know, just
Speaker 13: a couple of tips. First off, you're what you said
Speaker 13: in the last segment is the right thing to do.
Speaker 13: You know, I am incredibly skeptical of virtually anything I
Speaker 13: get via email any and you know, it's always best
Speaker 13: to stop, take a breath, no matter how good the
Speaker 13: deal seems, no matter what urgency level there is, no
Speaker 13: matter how long they tell you have to, you know,
Speaker 13: do this in the next hour, it's gone. Stop take
Speaker 13: a breath. Remember a lot of this stuff is scam based.
Speaker 13: It's easy for them to do. And then you know,
Speaker 13: if you are interested in that, and then you go
Speaker 13: in this case, to Amazon dot com and you see
Speaker 13: if you can find that deal on their website or
Speaker 13: if you have the Amazon app. You know, I'm not
Speaker 13: a big fan of apps, Brian, I don't install the
Speaker 13: apps from retailers like Target or Amazon or anything like that.
Speaker 13: But you know, whether it's the Amazon app or the
Speaker 13: Amazon website, if you're interested in doing anything, you should
Speaker 13: initiate the transactions yourself. After you've stopped and taken a
Speaker 13: breath and calm down a little bit, go to Amazon
Speaker 13: dot com, open the Amazon app on your phone, you know, first,
Speaker 13: and Amazon is very clear. They have a whole page
Speaker 13: set up to how to report scams and these sort
Speaker 13: of tips themselves. But you know they'll tell you they
Speaker 13: will never ask for payment in any way other than
Speaker 13: on their app or in their website. They're not going
Speaker 13: to ask you to send in gift cards or do
Speaker 13: Venmo or anything like that. Okay, you know, they only
Speaker 13: accept payment through their app or their website.
Speaker 1: And like the irs, they don't call you. They will not.
Speaker 3: Amazon is not going to call you. Trust me on
Speaker 3: that one. They got billions of customers every day. They
Speaker 3: got like two people probably that have access to a
Speaker 3: phone anyway, they're not going to call it. They even
Speaker 3: say they will not call you.
Speaker 13: I was just going to say, yes, they'll tell you
Speaker 13: straight up. You know they're not going to initiate calls
Speaker 13: to you, try and call them. See how hard good luck?
Speaker 13: And see if you think they're going to pick up
Speaker 13: the phone and call you because your order is delayed
Speaker 13: or whatever's and you know whether whether it's the deals
Speaker 13: too good to be true, your order is delayed, there's
Speaker 13: a problem with your order, your credit cards expired. There's
Speaker 13: a million different angles they could take to try to
Speaker 13: leverage this Prime day thing, right, you know, be skeptical.
Speaker 13: Don't click the links, whether it's a text message or
Speaker 13: a phone or an email. You know, Amazon is not
Speaker 13: going to call you. You stop, think about what you're doing,
Speaker 13: and initiate whatever the transaction you need to initiate is
Speaker 13: yourself on their website or in their app, and then
Speaker 13: the likelihood of you getting scams goes to next to nothing.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's another one that I've gotten quite a few times, Dave.
Speaker 3: Is that the it's sort of the cryptic email. We
Speaker 3: just wanted to confirm your four hundred and random dollar
Speaker 3: purchase on Amazon, and like I didn't make.
Speaker 1: That, and you know you didn't, and you didn't.
Speaker 3: Because if you have any question in your mind that
Speaker 3: someone's ripped off your don't go to Amazon dot com,
Speaker 3: log in and look at your order list and let
Speaker 3: me guess it's not there.
Speaker 13: That's that's exactly right, Brian, And I mean, no matter
Speaker 13: what the source is, if you get something like that,
Speaker 13: then yes you should. Whether it's whether it's go check
Speaker 13: your credit card, your bank, the retailer. Yeah, don't click
Speaker 13: the links. It's a scam. They want to steal your
Speaker 13: credentials at the very least. Right you go and check,
Speaker 13: it won't be there. And it's funny you mentioned that
Speaker 13: because I got something similar to that yesterday from Square.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 13: Square is a payment processing thing telling me that a
Speaker 13: nine hundred dollars transaction through Square to me was disputed
Speaker 13: and I should click this link to go find out
Speaker 13: about it.
Speaker 1: Well, that's it.
Speaker 13: I don't use squear.
Speaker 1: I I don't tell you.
Speaker 5: I didn't.
Speaker 13: I'm not expecting a nine hundred dollars payment from anyone
Speaker 13: for anything, so.
Speaker 3: I know I've gotten those too. It's like that's a
Speaker 3: software that I don't even use. What the hell?
Speaker 13: But to the naked eye, very realistic looking. The branding
Speaker 13: was right on because it's easy for them to do,
Speaker 13: and you know they they know they're going to hit
Speaker 13: some people that you swear they know they'll hit some
Speaker 13: people that are like, well, what is this? Maybe I
Speaker 13: should look into this, Maybe this is some sort of
Speaker 13: fraud being perpetrated on me, And yes it is. It's
Speaker 13: not the payment dispute. It's trying to get you to
Speaker 13: click that link.
Speaker 3: Well, and Eric says Amazon will absolutely text you when
Speaker 3: it's about your delivery. They will text you. But I
Speaker 3: wouldn't click on anything, even if Amazon legitimately texted it
Speaker 3: to me. I'm not setting clicking it, period, end of story.
Speaker 3: I don't care if the driver's on his way right
Speaker 3: if I got to deliver it.
Speaker 13: If I got a text that purported to be from
Speaker 13: Amazon about some order, I would do what you said before.
Speaker 1: I would go to Amazon dot Com.
Speaker 13: I would log in, I would go to orders, and
Speaker 13: I would let Amazon's website where again their app if
Speaker 13: you've used it, I would let them tell me what
Speaker 13: the status of the order is. Because it I just
Speaker 13: can't stress enough. It is so simple to send a
Speaker 13: bogus text or email message and make it look incredibly realistic.
Speaker 13: You know, with text you only have limited limited capability
Speaker 13: in terms of the content you're sending. Anyway, which in
Speaker 13: my opinion, makes it even easier for them to scam
Speaker 13: you and harder to tell that it's a scam because
Speaker 13: there's not as much information to work with to the
Speaker 13: naked eye, and you can't really dig into it like
Speaker 13: you could an email on a computer. So well, always
Speaker 13: be skeptical and go to whether it's Amazon, Walmart, target, whatever,
Speaker 13: you go, log into their websites yourself. Yeah, and check
Speaker 13: on the order status.
Speaker 3: And even if it's excitement and urgency that you better
Speaker 3: hurry up and do it. How long does it take
Speaker 3: to just go Amazon dot com and log into your account?
Speaker 3: I mean, is it going to disappear before that amount
Speaker 3: of time?
Speaker 1: I doubt it.
Speaker 3: And if it suggests, if it suggests that it will
Speaker 3: disappear in that amount of time, I think you know
Speaker 3: that you have been delivered something. This nefarious something. I
Speaker 3: got to ask you because it's mentioned in the article
Speaker 3: that you provided. You mentioned that we're you know, one
Speaker 3: hundred and twenty thousand fake sites related to Amazon. It
Speaker 3: says twenty one thousand fake Amazon websites attempting to install malware. Now,
Speaker 3: can you have malware installed just by clicking on a website?
Speaker 13: You sure could because when you click a link, it
Speaker 13: could take you to a page that in the background
Speaker 13: downloads some sort of malicious packets or a keystroke blog
Speaker 13: or ransomware or something like that.
Speaker 3: But if you have cookie blocking and all those those
Speaker 3: blocks in place on your computer, can you avoid that
Speaker 3: from happening?
Speaker 13: Uh, it just depends. Probably not. Most people are not
Speaker 13: going to have the security settings turned onto their browser
Speaker 13: to prevent something like that by default. I mean, there
Speaker 13: are ways where you could potentially reduce the likelihood of that,
Speaker 13: But also keep in mind, Brian, if they're crafty enough,
Speaker 13: you know, you might be clicking a link to check
Speaker 13: on your order status or something, and it pulls up
Speaker 13: something that looks like an invoice or whatever, and in
Speaker 13: the background it's downloading some malicious ransomware, keystroke blogger or
Speaker 13: you know, something like that.
Speaker 3: But that applies more broadly to literally any Internet related
Speaker 3: activity then it does.
Speaker 1: It does.
Speaker 13: I mean, again, you need to be This is why
Speaker 13: you need to have tools installed that it's to like
Speaker 13: DNS filtering, which attempts to stop you from going to
Speaker 13: known malicious sites, although it's you know, not one hundred
Speaker 13: percent effective because new ones pop up every second as
Speaker 13: we see here in this article one hundred and twenty
Speaker 13: thousand new websites in two months. If a new malicious
Speaker 13: website is set up by the bad guys in ten
Speaker 13: minutes from the time we talk, your your filtering software
Speaker 13: is not going to know about it yet, right, So
Speaker 13: you can't just assume that's going to block everything. You
Speaker 13: need to have good anti virus slash endpoint protection software
Speaker 13: on your devices, you know, multilayer defense. You need software
Speaker 13: tools that are trying to keep you from getting to
Speaker 13: this bad stuff, trying to filter the bad stuff out,
Speaker 13: spam filters and so forth. And then but at the
Speaker 13: end of the day, because they're very crafty and they
Speaker 13: will have workarounds for a lot of this stuff, including
Speaker 13: I just set something up ten minutes ago send down
Speaker 13: one hundred million emails. No one is going to know
Speaker 13: this is malicious yet, right, And that's where the human
Speaker 13: element always comes back in and having a dose of skepticism,
Speaker 13: taking it breath moving slowly, using trusted sources and sites
Speaker 13: like the Amazon app on your phone or the Amazon website.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 13: If you if you slow down think about it, you're
Speaker 13: always skeptical and you always go back to the source
Speaker 13: the likelihood of you'd be geting scammed is very slim.
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Speaker 3: Coreybowman dot com is where you find him. Welcome back,
Speaker 3: hopefully the next mayor of the City of Cincinnati, Cory Bowman.
Speaker 3: It's great to have you on the show this morning.
Speaker 10: Brian it's awesome to be here.
Speaker 3: Thank you, and it's awesome to be you and your
Speaker 3: wife Jordan. Congratulations. I guess yesterday was the big day
Speaker 3: for the delivery of Ezra Ray Bowman.
Speaker 8: Yes, thank you so much.
Speaker 10: We just had our fourth child yesterday morning.
Speaker 3: And beautiful pictures. Obviously, he's a cute baby. All babies
Speaker 3: are cute. And everybody's doing well.
Speaker 12: I know about that, but healthy, very healthy. Yeah, the
Speaker 12: baby and mom are perfectly healthy and happy and we're
Speaker 12: enjoying it.
Speaker 3: That's wonderful. So congratulations to you on the new addition
Speaker 3: to your household. All right, let's start with just generally speaking,
Speaker 3: how's the campaign going and people helping you out. I
Speaker 3: know you've got an event coming up next Monday. You
Speaker 3: might want to tell folks about that one too, because
Speaker 3: there's an opportunity for them to help out.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I mean for anybody that knows their story. We
Speaker 12: made the decision really in February to get involved in
Speaker 12: this race, and this is our first political race.
Speaker 10: But we've had great momentum.
Speaker 12: Great strategy on that, and so we have a big
Speaker 12: fundraiser that's actually coming up on July fourteenth downtown Cincinnati.
Speaker 10: You can go to our website Corey Bowman dot.
Speaker 12: Com and get all the information there. And that's that
Speaker 12: you could be a part of really helping our campaign
Speaker 12: make the biggest impact going into November.
Speaker 1: And I see that brad Winstrop's going to be there.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 12: So the last person to do it as far as
Speaker 12: running for mayor Cincinnati as a Republican was in two
Speaker 12: thousand and nine, and that was doctor brad Winstrip And
Speaker 12: he's a great man. I've had many conversations with him.
Speaker 12: He's got great insight on how to run this race
Speaker 12: awkwerly and so I asked him that he would consider
Speaker 12: being a part of our first big event.
Speaker 3: He said, yes, Oh that's great. I'm glad he's helping
Speaker 3: you out. He does it obviously, he's run multiple races
Speaker 3: before and he did come close when he ran for mayor.
Speaker 1: He came close.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and you know, we hadn't had a Republican mayor
Speaker 12: actually since I believe this nineteen seventy nine, nineteen eighty
Speaker 12: was the original base, but last person to run in
Speaker 12: two thousand and nine. When you look at that race,
Speaker 12: he did come fairly close, and through that it opened
Speaker 12: up the doors for a lot of different policies and
Speaker 12: different mindsets to come in the city. And so I
Speaker 12: was very encouraged by our conversations and once get I'm
Speaker 12: very happy to work with them.
Speaker 3: Well, and you live in the West End, so you
Speaker 3: probably see it firsthand. We have a serious crime problem
Speaker 3: in downtown Cincinnati. It seems like it's getting worse and worse.
Speaker 3: Of course, with the summer months and the humidity and
Speaker 3: tech temperatures running high and flaring that that's kind of
Speaker 3: a thing. It's sort of generally recognized, but the city
Speaker 3: of Cincinnati, it just seems to be getting so much worse.
Speaker 3: I had FOP President Ken Cobra on yesterday talking about it,
Speaker 3: followed by Christopher Smithman who was talking about it, and
Speaker 3: it was an interesting statement. There was just the other
Speaker 3: day a fourteen year old boy shot dead in Avondel
Speaker 3: happened yesterday. WCPO interviewed Bishop Ennis Tate, who had this statement.
Speaker 3: He said, it's literally a public health issue and the
Speaker 3: spirit of violence is contagious. If we treated this gun
Speaker 3: violence as seriously as we did COVID, it will be
Speaker 3: a different outcome for our city. And I was thinking
Speaker 3: to myself because both FOP president Ken Cobra and Christopher
Speaker 3: Smithmen were both complaining about the deafening silence from the
Speaker 3: mayor's office and council on this violence that's going on.
Speaker 3: They don't speak a word about supporting the police or
Speaker 3: encouraging communities to engage with and help the police find
Speaker 3: the bad guys and prevent violence. That's what was done
Speaker 3: during COVID. Elected officials took it very seriously or out
Speaker 3: literally every day telling us what we could do and
Speaker 3: could not do. It was a twenty four to seven
Speaker 3: news cycle involving nothing but COVID, COVID, COVID from elected officials.
Speaker 3: You would think, given the gravity of the problem in
Speaker 3: the city with violence, that we might get some something
Speaker 3: out of the administration. But nothing. I mean, how do
Speaker 3: you what's your reaction to that? Is that your perception?
Speaker 12: Corey Bowman, Well, no, I think it's funny that you
Speaker 12: mentioned that, because actually the biggest thing that helped that
Speaker 12: motivated us to start our church was all the things
Speaker 12: that was happening during COVID, Because if we learned anything
Speaker 12: from COVID, it was the importance of your local leadership
Speaker 12: and your local city government.
Speaker 10: Because during that time.
Speaker 12: There were so many mandates and so many things that
Speaker 12: was actually going against the rights of people, but they
Speaker 12: were taking it very seriously because it was seen as
Speaker 12: a very big social issue.
Speaker 10: Well, then we've got.
Speaker 12: This thing that is actually impacting our streets on.
Speaker 10: A daily basis.
Speaker 12: You've got, like you said, a fourteen year ol kid
Speaker 12: gets shot. But then we don't hear anything from it.
Speaker 12: It's because the political correctness of everything might not be
Speaker 12: in the handbook right now, and they're trying to figure
Speaker 12: out what to do. But we've got to take action
Speaker 12: right now. And it's not even about being reactive right now.
Speaker 12: This is something that if you live downtown, if you
Speaker 12: lived anywhere close to the city, then you saw this coming.
Speaker 12: Even in winter and springtime. There were so many people
Speaker 12: that were warning that this once the weather was going
Speaker 12: to get warmer, that this was going to happen based
Speaker 12: on what they were seeing in the city. And they
Speaker 12: were doing what they thought they could do when it
Speaker 12: came to the Act, Cincinnati programs or whatever. But the
Speaker 12: reality of it is that they're not taking the right
Speaker 12: approach when it comes to decreasing crime in our city.
Speaker 3: Well, what approach would Corey Bowman take? I know one
Speaker 3: of the problems in the frustrations expressed by Ken Kober,
Speaker 3: the FOP president, was you know, we do have a curfew,
Speaker 3: and we've got these roving gangs of teens that outnumber
Speaker 3: people and threaten people and commit acts of i'm in violence,
Speaker 3: generally making the downtown area kind of like a very
Speaker 3: unwelcoming environment and frightening people away. Like you want to
Speaker 3: go to Rubi's for dinner, No, because at seven o'clock
Speaker 3: dinner reservation means I'm not going to get done till
Speaker 3: maybe nine or nine point thirty, perhaps even ten o'clock,
Speaker 3: and you don't want to be walking around down there
Speaker 3: at that late.
Speaker 1: Hour, I'm afraid. So you've got that.
Speaker 3: But then, as Ken pointed out, if we pick someone
Speaker 3: up and arrest them for violating the curfew, they don't
Speaker 3: even prosecute them. The minute the magistrates will just dismiss
Speaker 3: the case. They will be left back out on the streets,
Speaker 3: no record, no no consequences. I mean, there's a problem
Speaker 3: in and of itself. The police can issue tickets and
Speaker 3: arrest people, but there's apparently no follow through on the
Speaker 3: judicial end of it.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 12: Well, whenever you look at what's going on in our city.
Speaker 12: A lot of people want to look at the police
Speaker 12: department and want to look at certain individuals, but this
Speaker 12: comes from the top down. This is a culture that
Speaker 12: they've set and that they've put the morale of our
Speaker 12: police officers at the lowest level it could. What's happening
Speaker 12: right now is that because the month of June, crime
Speaker 12: was spiking like crazy, and even in our coffee shop
Speaker 12: on my phone, I was on the phone with cops
Speaker 12: on a regular basis just trying to figure out and
Speaker 12: learn what's the morale.
Speaker 10: What's the situation going on within the police department.
Speaker 12: And there was a general consensus from talking with multiple
Speaker 12: police officers, not just heads, but I mean I'm talking
Speaker 12: about beat cops and those that are doing the everyday work,
Speaker 12: and the general consensus is they're not happy with the
Speaker 12: support from their local government. They're not happy with the
Speaker 12: support or even the enforcement from the prosecutors like you
Speaker 12: were talking about. They feel like that they're not supported
Speaker 12: as far as if they were to make arrests or
Speaker 12: if they are to do certain things to do their job,
Speaker 12: that they wouldn't have the full backing of their city leaders.
Speaker 12: And then when it comes to the propecuting. Yeah, it's
Speaker 12: a revolving door of criminals.
Speaker 10: That go in and then they go out and they
Speaker 10: do the same things.
Speaker 12: And so a lot of officers don't even see the
Speaker 12: point of it, because what's the point of booking somebody
Speaker 12: that's going to be right back on the streets doing
Speaker 12: the same thing the very next week. And so this
Speaker 12: is from the top down, and these are things that
Speaker 12: have to change. Our police officers love our city. Our
Speaker 12: police officers want to protect and serve our state. That's
Speaker 12: why they got into the job. But right now you're
Speaker 12: seeing officers, even at a rapid pace, they're saying that, hey,
Speaker 12: when retirement comes up, you know, I'm out because there's
Speaker 12: no way that we're going to subject ourselves to this
Speaker 12: on a regular basis.
Speaker 3: Well, and I think it's worse than that. According to
Speaker 3: to Ken, people are retiring early. They're just saying, no
Speaker 3: the hell, I'm not even going to go through the
Speaker 3: drop program, which benefits those officers who make it through
Speaker 3: the DROP program a lot in terms of finances and
Speaker 3: their pension payment. So if they're not willing to stick
Speaker 3: it out to their own financial benefit, that means that's
Speaker 3: a bad sign, right, there cor.
Speaker 12: No it is, and so you have to start like
Speaker 12: day one, you asked what would we do different as
Speaker 12: being the mayor.
Speaker 10: Well, first off, I would say.
Speaker 12: That this needs to be done right now. It doesn't
Speaker 12: just need to be done after a November election. There's
Speaker 12: lives on the line right now. They're doing things to
Speaker 12: try to help. They've actually implemented lateral hiring and a
Speaker 12: bunch of other.
Speaker 10: Things that they're trying to decrease the crime.
Speaker 12: But I think the number one is that the police
Speaker 12: officers have to feel like the city has.
Speaker 10: Their best, whether it be through whether it be through press.
Speaker 12: Conferences, whether it be through social posts, whatever it is.
Speaker 12: They have to know that the police officers are getting
Speaker 12: the support and the backing from their city officials.
Speaker 10: And then when it comes to their.
Speaker 12: Everyday job, you've got to untie the hands of the
Speaker 12: police officers and you got to let them.
Speaker 10: Do their job.
Speaker 12: And then from the proftscuer standpoint, you've got to put
Speaker 12: you got to put a very big encourage on the
Speaker 12: profitscuers and say we have to have harsher sentences.
Speaker 8: We've got to be able to enforce these laws.
Speaker 12: Because you can say, hey, we're implementing this policy.
Speaker 10: We're implementing this, but.
Speaker 12: There's no consequences to it, and so yeah, on the surface,
Speaker 12: it looks like you're trying, but from the background of
Speaker 12: it all, it's not doing any good because people are
Speaker 12: just going through that revolving door again.
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Speaker 3: If you have KRCD talkstation, Corey Bowman from Arisincinnati. Core's
Speaker 3: on the line right now. You can go to Corey
Speaker 3: Bowman dot com, get your tickets for the event next Monday,
Speaker 3: the fundraiser, and learn more about his policies, platform and
Speaker 3: how to help him out. Oh look, the big donate
Speaker 3: today click so donate the Corey's campaign. There are choices
Speaker 3: to be made, and doing the same thing over and
Speaker 3: over again certainly doesn't appear to be going to be
Speaker 3: doing anything to better our so our situation with the
Speaker 3: crime in downtown. You know, talking with Smith Aman yesterday
Speaker 3: during the Smith event, Corey, I think he hit the
Speaker 3: nail on the head, I asked. I said, you know, Christopher,
Speaker 3: you live in one of the fifty two neighborhoods in
Speaker 3: the city. You interact with people in the various communities.
Speaker 3: I mean it's notably you know, like, for example, the
Speaker 3: African American or black community. He talks to folks, what
Speaker 3: do they really want insofar as policing. Are they against
Speaker 3: policing in their neighborhood. Do they think police are all
Speaker 3: terrible people? Or would they prefer a big police presence?
Speaker 3: He said, no, Overwhelmingly, it's the silent majority. They like
Speaker 3: the police, They want the police, they want safer neighborhoods.
Speaker 3: And yet the council members, you'd think they could tap
Speaker 3: into that phenomenon. If it's what people want, then be
Speaker 3: a representative for any representative situation here, which is what
Speaker 3: they're supposed to do, and tell people that they've got
Speaker 3: their back, Tell people that we want the police there.
Speaker 3: Tell people that we're hoping to approve public safety with
Speaker 3: greater police presence. All of that might resonate really well
Speaker 3: with the citizens of the city of Cincinnati who are
Speaker 3: struggling with the crime problem. As it turns out, though,
Speaker 3: his suggestion was that it's this is motivated out of
Speaker 3: the far left wing of the Democrat Party, who are
Speaker 3: the defund the police. Rethink the police folks. They are
Speaker 3: the loudest, squeakiest wheels in spite of the fact that
Speaker 3: they don't represent a majority of people who have to
Speaker 3: live around the crime and yet they show up to vote.
Speaker 3: You saw what ten percent of the citizens of the
Speaker 3: city Cincinnati showed up for the primary, and you know
Speaker 3: it was probably a whole bunch of these radical leftists
Speaker 3: that showed up in order to get votes. I guess
Speaker 3: you have to appeal to that group because you at
Speaker 3: least know they're going to show up at the ballot box,
Speaker 3: unlike I guess the rest of the citizens.
Speaker 1: What's your take on that, in Natty feel Corey.
Speaker 12: Well, what I would say is that on it was
Speaker 12: actually last week, I was walking through the West End
Speaker 12: and we were doing a community outreach. This actually last month,
Speaker 12: we were doing a community outreach where we were doing giveaways.
Speaker 10: And we were just providing stuff.
Speaker 12: For the community, and I talked with the family that
Speaker 12: was on the side of the street. One of the
Speaker 12: mothers was there. She was selling something at a table
Speaker 12: and I go up to them and I'm not even
Speaker 12: promoting the campaign. I'm just promoting this outreach that we're
Speaker 12: doing because we want to be able to bless people.
Speaker 12: And as we're doing it, the lady looks at me
Speaker 12: and says, you're the one running for mayor right now.
Speaker 5: This is a.
Speaker 12: Family that lives in very low income area. And so
Speaker 12: there was two moms and there was probably about about
Speaker 12: seven kids overall.
Speaker 10: And one of them was a young gentleman. He was
Speaker 10: about seventeen years old. And they were there and they.
Speaker 12: Looked at me and they said, what are you going
Speaker 12: to do for our community.
Speaker 10: I looked at him, I said, well, what this community right.
Speaker 12: Needs right now is they need the gun firing. They
Speaker 12: need the crime to stop in this area. And they
Speaker 12: just nodded their head like into.
Speaker 8: He asked them.
Speaker 12: They said, we don't want the crime to be hitting
Speaker 12: our children and affecting us like what it's been.
Speaker 10: And then I started.
Speaker 12: Talking to them about when it came to having a
Speaker 12: hand up instead of a handout, and we've got to
Speaker 12: be able to provide jobs and programs that not just
Speaker 12: keep people in poverty, but they've got to be able
Speaker 12: to lift people up. And we got to give young
Speaker 12: men like this, I'm pointing to the gentleman right there.
Speaker 12: I said, we got to give him an opportunity to
Speaker 12: not only live in a neighborhood that isn't affected by
Speaker 12: this crime, but we got to give him an opportunity
Speaker 12: to if he wants to get married, have kids, and
Speaker 12: get into how and get into a job to where
Speaker 12: he's able to move out of this situation. And they
Speaker 12: started balling their eyes out.
Speaker 10: And they said, you've got our vote.
Speaker 12: That's exactly what our city needs. And I started going
Speaker 12: through the practical processes of them too. But I talk
Speaker 12: with people NonStop, especially in the West End, and the
Speaker 12: general consensus of the community is they don't want this crime,
Speaker 12: they want the police to be involved, They feel forgotten about.
Speaker 12: But like what you said, the people that are the
Speaker 12: most radicalized are the ones that are more active in
Speaker 12: these voting situations.
Speaker 10: And we've got to change that. We not only have
Speaker 10: to ignite.
Speaker 12: The conservative base and the people that we know agree
Speaker 12: with us, but we've got to turn the hearts of
Speaker 12: the people in the communities around to say hey, we're
Speaker 12: for you. And I really believe that we're going to
Speaker 12: have record turnouts for the vote in November because of.
Speaker 1: This, I hope.
Speaker 3: So when you got that coupled with the right to
Speaker 3: choose your own destiny in any given neighborhood in terms
Speaker 3: of development, I think that's a winner for you because
Speaker 3: you're in favor of local decision making when it comes
Speaker 3: to that, unlike the city foisting upon Hyde Park or
Speaker 3: Bond Hill or any other neighborhood. It's vision of the
Speaker 3: future and what can and cannot be developed. So a
Speaker 3: lot of great talking points, a lot of great campaign
Speaker 3: issues for you, Corey, and I can only you know,
Speaker 3: hope and pray that people pay attention to realize you know,
Speaker 3: you do have a choice. Why keep doing the same
Speaker 3: thing over again. If you're unhappy with the current situation,
Speaker 3: you know who is responsible for it, So change course.
Speaker 3: Corey Bowman dot com is hey you help Corey out.
Speaker 1: Corey.
Speaker 3: Wish you best of luck on the fundraiser on Monday,
Speaker 3: and encourage my listeners to participate in that, whether or
Speaker 3: not they live in the city. What happens in the
Speaker 3: city has wide ranging, far reaching implications for everybody, even
Speaker 3: in the entire Hamilton County area, but also northern Kentucky
Speaker 3: and the surrounding county. So let's push him in the
Speaker 3: right direction and help Corey out. Corey, You're always welcome
Speaker 3: on the Morning show. And again, congratulations on the birth
Speaker 3: of your your your new son, Ezra. That's a beautiful thing.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 12: Hey, thank you so much, and as always, thank you
Speaker 12: for having me. It's a privilege being on.
Speaker 3: It's a pleasure, man, I really get. I can get
Speaker 3: some sense of optimism for the city when I talk
Speaker 3: to you. So best of luck, brother, Corey Bowman dot
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Speaker 3: on at and T Funds. Since I did mention Christopher
Speaker 3: Smithman a couple of times with his smith event on
Speaker 3: the topic of crime and the deafening silence from the
Speaker 3: mayor and the council members. You can check out the
Speaker 3: smith event online at fifty five care sea dot com.
Speaker 3: Also conversation along the same lines with FOP President Ken
Speaker 3: Cober and it's a sad, sad reality and viviting over
Speaker 3: to local story, He's got a fourteen year old boy dad.
Speaker 3: Happened uh yesterday morning in Avondale. According to the Coroner's Office.
Speaker 3: Police set officers showed up as a after a spot
Speaker 3: shooter report eight hundred block of Hutchins Avenue about one
Speaker 3: o'clock in the morning. They located the boy who had
Speaker 3: been shot, taken to the hospital but later pronounced dead.
Speaker 3: The boy tak Kwan Jones, Alexander. Police said a second
Speaker 3: person showed up at the hospital after the shooting, but
Speaker 3: it's not clear whether that's a related crime. To WCPOS
Speaker 3: Grace Hamilton reporting, thank you Grace, and I mentioned she
Speaker 3: spoke with Bishop Mistate. He apparently worked with this boy,
Speaker 3: Jones Alexander briefly and when he was younger, as a
Speaker 3: part of community outreach which works to tackle the root
Speaker 3: cause of gun violence and let children know that there
Speaker 3: are options.
Speaker 1: He said.
Speaker 3: It's a perfect example of when you touch a young
Speaker 3: person's life and in a short period of time it
Speaker 3: can turn around in a different way. It's literally a
Speaker 3: public health issue, he said, and the spirit of violence
Speaker 3: is contagious. If we treated this gun violence as seriously
Speaker 3: as we did, COVID, it would be a different outcome
Speaker 3: in our city. Yeah, and I'll double down to what
Speaker 3: I said to Corey. Yeah, COVID, these elected officials, the mayor,
Speaker 3: and the council members would all be running around telling
Speaker 3: you how serious things were, to mask up, to stay
Speaker 3: at home, to social distance every single day. They should
Speaker 3: be doing the same thing in support of this insane
Speaker 3: police department in an effort to deal with this violence
Speaker 3: problem we had.
Speaker 1: They said.
Speaker 3: Many of the kids are in survival mode and acting
Speaker 3: based upon what they know.
Speaker 1: He said.
Speaker 3: He always works towards improvement on the gun violence issue.
Speaker 3: Communities need to address the root causes, which he claims
Speaker 3: of poverty and homelessness, that they need to work together. Yes,
Speaker 3: and they also need to work with the police. And
Speaker 3: if they know where one of these hidden guns is,
Speaker 3: and I always kind I just scratched my head. You know,
Speaker 3: as a firearms owner, I know how expensive they can be.
Speaker 3: So you're gonna spend about four hundred maybe five hundred
Speaker 3: dollars to get you know, the favorite gun on the street,
Speaker 3: the glock. I don't know how a fourteen year old
Speaker 3: comes up with one, Joe, when you were fourteen years old,
Speaker 3: did you have four hundred plus dollars laying around that
Speaker 3: you could purchase a firearm all the time? Yeah, and
Speaker 3: when you went to buy one, they never carded you
Speaker 3: or made you go through an FFL background check and
Speaker 3: didn't tell you that. Well, by the way, you're not
Speaker 3: old enough to even own one of these things. So
Speaker 3: clearly they're getting them from someone. And I've learned time
Speaker 3: and time again because we've had the organization on the program,
Speaker 3: there are ways to get those off this So if
Speaker 3: you're in any given neighborhood, an you know where that
Speaker 3: hidden gun is because it's like a lending library. They
Speaker 3: hide him in a special place. When it comes time
Speaker 3: for you to need one, and I use that word
Speaker 3: loosely as if they really truly needed one. They borrow it,
Speaker 3: use it, and then put it back. So there's one
Speaker 3: step that members of the community can tape call and
Speaker 3: drop a dime.
Speaker 1: And work with police.
Speaker 3: You got a tip, your son or your daughter perhaps
Speaker 3: is an involved in crime or as contacts with the
Speaker 3: criminal element, let the police know, work with them.
Speaker 1: Word it'll get out and maybe it'll reduce the violence.
Speaker 3: Emilon Kenny says, it is going to keep tabs on
Speaker 3: about it has to keep tabs on a three thousand,
Speaker 3: roughly people on adult probation on any given day, and
Speaker 3: now the Probation department is reorganizing the system to keep
Speaker 3: track of them. Maybe because people aren't being followed when
Speaker 3: they're supposed to have ankle monitors on. Maybe director of
Speaker 3: the County is Adult Probation Department says she stands by
Speaker 3: the risk based supervision model, which relies on state scoring
Speaker 3: system that uses several factors like an inmate's criminal history
Speaker 3: to determine how much supervision he or she needs.
Speaker 1: Hamilton kind of Adult Probation.
Speaker 3: Director Tanya Tiana Johnson, speaking with Mike Shell of Fox nineteen,
Speaker 3: Community Safety is our highest priority. We would not do
Speaker 3: anything that would compromise community safety.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: Sarah Herringer, you may remember her her husband was stabbed
Speaker 3: in their own home. She said she has no choice
Speaker 3: to become an advocate to monitor the Adult Probation department.
Speaker 3: On June fourth, my husband was murdered in our home
Speaker 3: by someone who was in the PRC prole program and
Speaker 3: had gone a wall. Her husband Patrick, stabbed to death
Speaker 3: in their home and over the rhine. Ordisha Black the
Speaker 3: man who's on parole from the state prison and charge
Speaker 3: with Patrick's murder after he cut off his ankle monitor
Speaker 3: and went missing for several months. Sarah Harringer, there is
Speaker 3: no one that has more skin in the game than
Speaker 3: me at this point for wanting to hold these systems
Speaker 3: accountable for reform, to make sure that it doesn't happen
Speaker 3: to another family. As for Gianna Johnson, the Adult Probation director,
Speaker 3: she says, under the model, all the county Adult Probation
Speaker 3: field offices will be closed. Right now, we have twelve
Speaker 3: officers assigned to the various neighborhoods and that number will
Speaker 3: be reduced to six field officers assigned to nothing but fieldwork,
Speaker 3: not case management of any sort.
Speaker 1: Does that sound good? Said?
Speaker 3: The other six officers would deliver what is called intensive
Speaker 3: services and serve as a backup for the field officers
Speaker 3: conducting visits. Johnson said the field probation officers will work
Speaker 3: out of eight hundred Broadway. This is an approach to
Speaker 3: ensure effective supervision and swift effective interactions with our probationers
Speaker 3: as needed. Aarringer expects skepticism, but a little hope too,
Speaker 3: to really make sure that this program is going to
Speaker 3: be effective. Again, it's not just a reorganization and optics
Speaker 3: they're after, Johnson said, We're not cutting back on services.
Speaker 3: We're not diminishing our present within the community. In fact,
Speaker 3: what we're doing is stepping into a smarter, wiser, more efficient,
Speaker 3: more responsive approach to community supervision. H keep your fingers crossed, folks,
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Speaker 3: listening to the program this morning, and I appreciate that.
Speaker 3: Christopher shout out to you. He suggests asked the governor
Speaker 3: for help. Part of the solution to state highway patrol
Speaker 3: can increase patrols on state highways like Route fifty or
Speaker 3: Reading Route. And of course he did mention he and
Speaker 3: Joe Treker were going back and forth with comments on
Speaker 3: the crime situation. Council is on summer or break, and
Speaker 3: a reminder that the city council positions are considered part
Speaker 3: time jobs, even though they usually don't view them that way.
Speaker 3: But they can reconvene for an emergency, then call for
Speaker 3: an emergency session, get council together, and would you consider
Speaker 3: the crime and violence that's going on in the city
Speaker 3: of Cincinnati to be an emergency justifying them getting together?
Speaker 3: So maybe we could argue about that. But just because
Speaker 3: they're on break doesn't mean that they don't have access
Speaker 3: to local media, that they don't have access to their
Speaker 3: social media feed. They've all got them that they can
Speaker 3: still in spite of being on break, reach out to
Speaker 3: people in different ways and effectively communicate their support for
Speaker 3: the police and their outreach in terms of trying to
Speaker 3: get the communities to work with police and provide some
Speaker 3: measure of, you know, at least moral support for the
Speaker 3: declining morale police department that we're dealing with. I mean,
Speaker 3: I got the impression from Kenkovery yesterday they don't feel
Speaker 3: wanted or needed that you know, the police department is
Speaker 3: sort of a thorn in the side of the elected officials.
Speaker 3: That these silence from the elected officials in terms of
Speaker 3: support of the police is reflective of an attitude that
Speaker 3: they do not appreciate the police, and they're maybe all
Speaker 3: part of this whole defund rethink the police program, and
Speaker 3: considering they're using a substantial chunk of the money allocator
Speaker 3: for the sincein police department to send counselors on police runs,
Speaker 3: maybe reflective of exactly that by denying or ignoring that
Speaker 3: the problem exists means they don't have to take account
Speaker 3: for their leftist crazy policies that include defunding or rethinking
Speaker 3: the police department. And again, I'll go way beyond the
Speaker 3: police department. Someone's got to hold these judges accountable and
Speaker 3: give them a tongue lashing. You know, social media can
Speaker 3: be a real pressure for us, for the judiciary as well.
Speaker 1: Hmmm.
Speaker 3: Did they protest out a Justice Kavanaugh's house in the
Speaker 3: wake of the abortion decision and etc. Of course they did.
Speaker 3: I don't have had any impact on his decision making
Speaker 3: down the road, but clearly it has an impact. Boycotts
Speaker 3: have an impact sometimes, but social media pressure maybe.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 3: Listen, judges, we got crime out there. Our young people
Speaker 3: are running amok in the street. The police have no
Speaker 3: incentive to arrest them on the legitimate charge of violating
Speaker 3: curfew or even bigger crimes that they are caught committing.
Speaker 3: If you don't follow through and meet out punishment, then
Speaker 3: we're going to continue to have this downward spiraling problem.
Speaker 3: So wake up to the reality and start changing your
Speaker 3: attitude towards sentencing and bonds.
Speaker 1: Not much work.
Speaker 3: I don't know how much that could possibly do, but
Speaker 3: you know what, it would sure sound good. It would
Speaker 3: sure sound like those council members and the mayor are
Speaker 3: looking out for the population at large, not just some
Speaker 3: fringe element within the population that thinks that there shouldn't
Speaker 3: be any punishment for crime. That's part of the woke ideology,
Speaker 3: and it doesn't work. And so we're now living the
Speaker 3: aftermath of years of this being put in place, years
Speaker 3: of appointing liberal judges who don't believe in meeting on punishment,
Speaker 3: electing a left wing prosecutor. And I'm not sure how
Speaker 3: much Connie's done by way of prosecuting crimes, or if
Speaker 3: she has any connection with not moving forward with prosecutions.
Speaker 3: It could be that's a prosecutor standing in the room
Speaker 3: saying no, no, we really need to charge this kid
Speaker 3: and con victim of violating curfew. Whether or not that's happening.
Speaker 3: If you have a judge it's falling on deaf ears,
Speaker 3: then you're not going to get anywhere, which going back
Speaker 3: to the police is a disincentive for them to even
Speaker 3: do their job. And I got to ask this question
Speaker 3: out loud. If the police actually, you know, and I'm
Speaker 3: not saying they're not doing their job, but if they
Speaker 3: had incentive to do their job and have been doing
Speaker 3: their job and arresting these unruly kids are violating curfew
Speaker 3: or doing whatever else is they're doing, and they're not
Speaker 3: being overlooked. They're actually arresting them and citing them.
Speaker 1: How bad.
Speaker 3: Do you think the crime statistics would be. I mean,
Speaker 3: if they're bad right now, if all the criminal activity
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Speaker 3: I think about KERSD talk station Happy Tuesday inside scooping
Speaker 3: and bright part news, but the Texas flooding after the
Speaker 3: top of the hour news and the insanity from the
Speaker 3: Democrats and blaming Donald Trump for that. And as it
Speaker 3: turns out, the blame game centered around the number of
Speaker 3: meteorologists were on site there, and they're claiming that Donald
Speaker 3: Trump's budget cuts, which don't take effect until January of
Speaker 3: next year, somehow impacted the flood. Does the lack of
Speaker 3: meteorologists cause the flood to become worse? Boiled down? That's
Speaker 3: kind of the argument they're making. But no, in fact,
Speaker 3: they had double the meteorologists that they normally would have
Speaker 3: why because the flooding was predicted. Announcements went out twelve
Speaker 3: hours in advance, another announcement when it got to an
Speaker 3: emergency level, but that happened at four o'clock in the morning,
Speaker 3: when post most people were sleeping, and apparently communications, most
Speaker 3: notably at that summer camp where all the tragedy with
Speaker 3: the young people happened, probably didn't get the message. So
Speaker 3: they're just screaming, and it's because they have nothing to
Speaker 3: scream about. They don't have a policy to run on,
Speaker 3: and they're dealing with the aftermath of their own policies.
Speaker 3: It was an interesting New York Times report on Sunday
Speaker 3: talking about how they are now acknowledging day the Democrats
Speaker 3: that they failed in terms of border security. Now, people
Speaker 3: who were looking at conservative media early on in the
Speaker 3: Biden administration saw the hordes of people flowing across the borders,
Speaker 3: and they were all in to denial. Now it's not happening. Now,
Speaker 3: it's not that bad. Until we finally saw that we
Speaker 3: could believe our eyes and could believe the reports and
Speaker 3: did see the bus loads of people being shipped to
Speaker 3: places like that that had declared themselves sanctuary cities, and
Speaker 3: we did see those mayors in those cities complain about
Speaker 3: what Florida and Texas were doing. Blah blah blah blah blah. Yes,
Speaker 3: it was a real thing, and we're living now the
Speaker 3: aftermath of it. These ice raids wouldn't have happened, It
Speaker 3: wouldn't be necessary were it not for the failed border
Speaker 3: policies of the Biden administration. We are now dealing with
Speaker 3: the aftermath of a problem that they created. So what
Speaker 3: are they doing now? They're screaming about the remedy for
Speaker 3: the problem that they created. Representative in Sinde Gonzalez. He's
Speaker 3: a Democrat from Texas. This quota is saying, when you
Speaker 3: have the most Latino district in the country outside of
Speaker 3: Puerto Rico, vote for Trump. That should be a wake
Speaker 3: up call for the Democratic Party. New York Times are
Speaker 3: reported our highlight of the Gonzales witness President Trump win
Speaker 3: every count this is his words, win every county in
Speaker 3: his district along the border with Mexico. So this is
Speaker 3: a Democratic district that's been blue for over a century. Well,
Speaker 3: maybe they weren't happy with the reality of living on
Speaker 3: the border. Senator Reuben Galago Democrat out of Arizona said,
Speaker 3: the Democratic Party quote got led astray by the twenty
Speaker 3: sixteen and twenty twenty elections, and we just never moved back.
Speaker 3: And the report highlight of the fact that during the
Speaker 3: twenty twenty Democratic primary to debate, every candidate, I think,
Speaker 3: with the exception of one, raised their hand in support
Speaker 3: of decriminalizing illegal border crossings. They did it to themselves.
Speaker 3: Now they're moving in a different direction. Consulting with the
Speaker 3: Center for American Progress, described as a left wing think tank,
Speaker 3: the organization calling for expanding legal immigration, but also for
Speaker 3: ramping up border security and clamping down an abuse in
Speaker 3: the nation's asylent system. Oh, you mean those longtime Republican priorities,
Speaker 3: priorities that Donald Trump ran on. That's what you're going
Speaker 3: to pivot over to. Well, it's obviously very popular with
Speaker 3: the American people. You realize, maybe a little bit too late
Speaker 3: in the game, you're on the wrong side of the ledger.
Speaker 3: You've seen the polling over and over again. People of
Speaker 3: all political stripes want to crack down on this. We
Speaker 3: want to prevent it from happening, and we're happy with
Speaker 3: crazy criminal types being rounded up and sent out of
Speaker 3: the country near at tandem the president and CEO of
Speaker 3: this liberal organization Center for American Progress. But the way
Speaker 3: we're going to be able to to do that, meaning
Speaker 3: fix the problem, is to also honestly assess that the
Speaker 3: border has been too insecure, that it allowed too many
Speaker 3: people to come through, and that we need to fix that. Wow,
Speaker 3: you call that a come to Jesus moment. Maybe seven
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Speaker 3: with Bright Bart News Texas Border reporter Randy Clark on
Speaker 3: the Texas floods. Daniel Davis deep dive at eight thirty
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Speaker 14: Good Morning, Brian, Thank you for having me.
Speaker 3: Looks like we're pivoting away from the border itself for
Speaker 3: the border related issues to talk about the floods, which
Speaker 3: of course dominating the news. What an absolute, outright tragedy
Speaker 3: and almost even more tragic, and I don't say that
Speaker 3: too seriously, the fact that Democrats are blaming Donald Trump
Speaker 3: for the death of these young people and the others
Speaker 3: who perished in the flash floods. I just beside myself
Speaker 3: in disbelief that they would go that low, but that's
Speaker 3: what they do.
Speaker 14: Yes, it's a sad situation, and that just compounds it.
Speaker 14: You know what we know right now. As of late
Speaker 14: last night, we've got one hundred and four deaths in
Speaker 14: six counties there in the central part of Texas. The
Speaker 14: worst hit was Curville, where there's eighty four deaths. Many
Speaker 14: of them were children from some of these camps. So
Speaker 14: this was the perfect storm. It was the worst day
Speaker 14: of the year for this to happen, and obviously the
Speaker 14: hour of the day it hit between three and five
Speaker 14: am on July fourth, when most folks were asleep and
Speaker 14: we turned cell phones off or or you know, we
Speaker 14: just get so many alerts during the day, we just
Speaker 14: tire of that. So a lot of effort went into
Speaker 14: notifying people as far as information that came out from
Speaker 14: the National Weather Service, but a lot of that came
Speaker 14: out as this became more imminent after right shortly before midnight,
Speaker 14: and then shortly after midnight. So but you're right, the
Speaker 14: miseries compounded by what we're seeing not only from you know,
Speaker 14: the left, but also from some members of the media
Speaker 14: who show up, you know, to these press conferences that
Speaker 14: are designed to provide some information to the public by
Speaker 14: county officials and city officials, and in some cases it
Speaker 14: appears they're being heckled more than they are being asked
Speaker 14: questions at times, So it has become politicized unfortunately many instances,
Speaker 14: you know, in today's day and age.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you're right about your observation in terms of
Speaker 3: the time that there's like there's a warning, there is
Speaker 3: you know, alerts that go out. There's sort of gradual, Hey,
Speaker 3: we might expect some flooding, be aware that there is
Speaker 3: a potential for flooding, and then it moves over to
Speaker 3: what an outright emergency where yes, it's flooding, get the
Speaker 3: hell out or and all those came in over time.
Speaker 3: Twelve hours was the beginning of the notices, and that
Speaker 3: was of course during the day. Obviously people were in
Speaker 3: a position to be able to get that information. But
Speaker 3: in the middle of the night, four am when you
Speaker 3: send out the emergency alert, I understand not only were
Speaker 3: obviously people asleep, but this was in a low communication
Speaker 3: area in terms of cell phone connections and the like,
Speaker 3: so it's possible that they may be didn't get an alert.
Speaker 14: That's correct. And some of the camps, they you know,
Speaker 14: they pull the cell phones from the children attending, you know,
Speaker 14: for good reason, because they're there for you know, wholesome
Speaker 14: activities and kind of get away from that. Yes, right,
Speaker 14: camps are Christian camps and you know, and the adults
Speaker 14: are watching over them. You know, the camp there was
Speaker 14: most impacted camp missed it. Their director, you know, this
Speaker 14: camp's been in their family since nineteen thirty nine, lost
Speaker 14: his life trying to save these poor children. And so
Speaker 14: it's just a tragedy. But that tells you the likelihood
Speaker 14: of a flood event like this happening. That camp was
Speaker 14: established in nineteen twenty six. We've had ex presidents Lyndon
Speaker 14: Baines Johnson send his daughters there. Laura Bush worked.
Speaker 5: There as a camp counselor. So it's a prominent place.
Speaker 5: They wouldn't put the children in harms way on purpose.
Speaker 5: We know that.
Speaker 14: So to politicize it, it's absolutely despicable.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and hindsight, of course, is twenty twenty. I've read
Speaker 3: an article in fact on Breitbart, a discussion with Kirk
Speaker 3: County Judge Rob Kelly, who apparently has property that was impacted. Kelly,
Speaker 3: the county's top elected official, edited that a flood warning
Speaker 3: sirens system was in consideration to be placed along the
Speaker 3: now devastated Guadalupe River before he was in office, about
Speaker 3: six years ago, but it was never executed. He's quoted
Speaker 3: to saying we've looked into it before, but the public
Speaker 3: reeled at the cost. So there was some reason and
Speaker 3: a motivation to talk about a public alert system because
Speaker 3: this has happened before in that particular area, has it
Speaker 3: not well?
Speaker 14: So there have been floods all throughout the region. Right
Speaker 14: The Gualla Looupe is just only one river that traverses
Speaker 14: that area. You've got the Blanco, the Frio, the Medina.
Speaker 14: You've got tons of rivers in this hill country area.
Speaker 14: And where rainfalls impacts. What areas are going to flood,
Speaker 14: low lying areas, low water crossings on tiny roadways, you know,
Speaker 14: they're subject to flooding almost with any amount of rain.
Speaker 14: The last major event was in nineteen eighty seven where
Speaker 14: a loss of life, you know, close to this occurred.
Speaker 14: Ten children from a camp were lost when they were
Speaker 14: trying to evacuate. So the second guessing, if you put
Speaker 14: an alarm system and you start moving children in a
Speaker 14: big storm like this, you may lose some in the
Speaker 14: evacuation process if you get them out. There were seven
Speaker 14: hundred and fifty you know, girls at that camp, So
Speaker 14: you can imagine what it would take to evacuate those
Speaker 14: folks in short order, the chaos caused by that, getting
Speaker 14: buses in order and moving in on those roadways. The
Speaker 14: bridges were all but washed out to that camp, so
Speaker 14: if they would have tried to leave the area, they
Speaker 14: may have suffered. If they have gotten without shelter up
Speaker 14: on higher ground, you have lightning strikes. So this was
Speaker 14: just the perfect storm. And you know, we've got to
Speaker 14: look at this and decide. I think, you know, are
Speaker 14: people going to begin to ignore a siren that may
Speaker 14: go off two or three times a month and not
Speaker 14: materialize into flooding where they are at. That's human nature
Speaker 14: and that has to be looked at in the light
Speaker 14: of day. But when you do that, we need to
Speaker 14: leave politics at the door, when you go in to
Speaker 14: discuss this and come up and formulate a plan.
Speaker 1: No doubt about it. I thought.
Speaker 3: There was an interesting observation from Brian Stettler over at CNN.
Speaker 3: He he said, warning fatigue was being cited by quite
Speaker 3: a few experts as one of the causes of the disaster,
Speaker 3: and I don't necessarily draw a correlation between warning fatigue
Speaker 3: and the disaster. But insofar as he said, when everything
Speaker 3: is labeled extreme weather, nothing seems extreme anymore. And I
Speaker 3: think there's a good point to be made there, because
Speaker 3: you know, it's twenty four hour day shocking on news.
Speaker 3: You know, they even like the weather channels like, oh
Speaker 3: my god, we're all gonna die hurricane season. Yeah, there's
Speaker 3: like nine thousand predicted. Oh my god. And you know,
Speaker 3: they predict these dire weather events and quite often they
Speaker 3: don't manifest or materialize, and we're like, all right, there's
Speaker 3: another crazy warning. It's like the Boy who Cried Wolf.
Speaker 3: You know, at some point you're like done with it.
Speaker 14: Well, and we see that. We saw that happen with
Speaker 14: Hurricane Helene. You know, you get the warnings you don't
Speaker 14: think to happen, and it materializes. Look at Katrina, a
Speaker 14: complete and utter disaster. So it happens when you get
Speaker 14: the warning that materializes, and sometimes it's worse than what
Speaker 14: the warning is. But that's the tea comes from. Not
Speaker 14: just weather alerts, but you know, we get important amber
Speaker 14: alerts as well. So when you're dead asleep and that
Speaker 14: cell phone starts to go, often you've got to go
Speaker 14: to work, you're likely to just silence it because you're
Speaker 14: going to think, well, I'll look at this in a
Speaker 14: few hours when.
Speaker 5: I wake up.
Speaker 14: Well, that river rows, you know, near twenty nine feet
Speaker 14: in two hours. That is extremely significant. It's the second
Speaker 14: highest level it's ever achieved.
Speaker 3: Now, do they have like the civil defense sirens in
Speaker 3: the area there? Because I honestly, and I've said it before,
Speaker 3: I'll say it out loud again. We do a text
Speaker 3: segment every week on this program on Fridays, and one
Speaker 3: of the things I always say, you know, I don't
Speaker 3: pick up a phone if I don't recognize the number,
Speaker 3: I just let it go into voicemail. But in the
Speaker 3: middle of the night, I want to get a good
Speaker 3: night's sleep, so I keep my phone off. So someone's
Speaker 3: trying to reach me, they're not going to be able to.
Speaker 3: But I could be awakened by a civil defense sirens
Speaker 3: screaming and going off in the middle of the night.
Speaker 3: That's like a backup system for us. Is there anything
Speaker 3: like that in that general area?
Speaker 14: No, And that's what they were proposing, you know, to
Speaker 14: have added that was going to cost a million dollars,
Speaker 14: was actual audible sirens because in that river bottom and
Speaker 14: I experienced that watching you know, this unfold the following day,
Speaker 14: and you know, seeing the rescues come in and you
Speaker 14: get on that river bottom and even the authorities had
Speaker 14: to beg bar and steal to get some starlink apparatuses
Speaker 14: to get out in some of those areas because the
Speaker 14: towns are not gigantic towns. You move away from the city,
Speaker 14: that river stretches two hundred and thirty miles to the
Speaker 14: Gulf of America. Now, so if you move out of
Speaker 14: those cities yourself on coverage drops, if you move into
Speaker 14: that river bottom, which can be up to a quarter
Speaker 14: mile wide, that's it. You kind of lose signal in
Speaker 14: some of those spots.
Speaker 3: What also was overwhelming was just absence a volume of water.
Speaker 3: And now I've seen other floods before, and I'm always
Speaker 3: overwhelmed by the amount of water that can accumulate, But
Speaker 3: in the amount of time that it accumulated, I mean
Speaker 3: that it came out of nowhere and the river rose
Speaker 3: what twenty six feet in a matter of forty five minutes.
Speaker 14: Yes, And so that's why this was the perfect storm,
Speaker 14: because if that storm had dropped that water, you know,
Speaker 14: several miles to the east or the west, or just
Speaker 14: downriver of Kerrville by just a mile or two. We
Speaker 14: probably wouldn't be speaking right now because that water was
Speaker 14: directed into that particular waterway by two offshoots that feed
Speaker 14: into that Wadalupe River just upstream of Hunt. So it
Speaker 14: was the worst place, worst day, and the worst hour
Speaker 14: for it to happen. And being that the camp's been
Speaker 14: there since nineteen twenty six and in the same hand
Speaker 14: since nineteen thirty nine, tells you nobody expected since that
Speaker 14: day that this was going to endanger that many girls
Speaker 14: that were camped in that area.
Speaker 3: That's such a tragedy and lost. The life is now
Speaker 3: north of one hundred and there are still how many
Speaker 3: people missing at this point, Randy.
Speaker 14: Well, that's the big question.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 14: We know from the camp we've got ten girls and
Speaker 14: one councilor they still have folks that remain unidentified that
Speaker 14: they have recovered. So a lot of this area, especially
Speaker 14: along the wall A Lupe, the cities and towns like Kurbville,
Speaker 14: did not get you know, horribly damaged. It's what structures
Speaker 14: were on the river bottom, which mainly the camps and
Speaker 14: the RV so folks that may not have told their family.
Speaker 14: They were going to be at a particular park in
Speaker 14: that county. We don't know if they haven't shown up
Speaker 14: to work and that they're added to the missing, but
Speaker 14: you know, we suspect there's several dozen missing still and
Speaker 14: at least eleven from the camp, one councilor and ten campers.
Speaker 3: Well, and since you're familiar with the area, how difficult
Speaker 3: is it for first responders and search and rescue folks
Speaker 3: to get in there and scour the area? Is it difficult?
Speaker 3: Generally speaking? I figure if these camps have been there
Speaker 3: for that long, they have to be released somewhat readily accessible.
Speaker 14: Well, so they aren't in fair weather. When the roads
Speaker 14: aren't destroyed, you can get into Curval. It's off Kurveling
Speaker 14: Comfort sit right off byin so it's an easy drive
Speaker 14: from San Antonio sixty miles. Then you're going to be
Speaker 14: hoofing it on foot through that river bottom to conduct searches.
Speaker 14: But the searchers are in the water, in the air,
Speaker 14: on horseback. You name it. A multitude of federal agencies
Speaker 14: and that's the good that I witnessed the volunteers coming out.
Speaker 14: We've got fire Department from Mexico coming. I hear there's
Speaker 14: some coming from California to help. That's the good. But
Speaker 14: when you start getting towards Hunt and Ingram, some of
Speaker 14: those roads were damaged and they had to air drop
Speaker 14: supplies into those kids. The ones that survived a flood.
Speaker 14: There were eight hundred and fifty rescues just within the
Speaker 14: first twenty four hours.
Speaker 3: Wow, well, it's I appreciate your reporting on this and
Speaker 3: you're updating us on the situation. Randy Clark, boarder expert.
Speaker 3: Can I pivot it just for a brief moment here?
Speaker 3: What is the border crossings have virtually ended? I mean,
Speaker 3: the Trump administration has virtually has basically stopped people from
Speaker 3: getting gaining entrance into our country. Is there a noticeable
Speaker 3: like change of attitude improvement, a general up uplifting feeling
Speaker 3: in the general in the area based on the population
Speaker 3: and what they're experiencing.
Speaker 14: Now, yes, you don't hear very many border residents complaining
Speaker 14: that the border's not wide open. A lot of them
Speaker 14: have lost sleep for the last four years from the
Speaker 14: Texas Real Grand Valley all the way to San Diego, California. Yeah,
Speaker 14: so the morale is better on the border. Troll on
Speaker 14: the line. But if you see yesterday we had that
Speaker 14: nut attack one of the facilities for the bordertroll and
Speaker 14: McCallum Texas. You see what's happening in La with Mayor
Speaker 14: Karen Bass trying to shoe off the agents, and you
Speaker 14: know what's the officer was shot in Alvarado. So we're
Speaker 14: seeing the left creative situation that's almost as dangerous to
Speaker 14: the agents. That's what they were facing by an open border.
Speaker 14: But it is night and day for the residents. In
Speaker 14: some areas, they're less than five to ten crossings and
Speaker 14: places there used to be five thousand in a day.
Speaker 14: So it is night and day difference at the border.
Speaker 14: And it was all done with messaging and an effort
Speaker 14: to enforce the law.
Speaker 3: Well, Trump's certainly following through what he campaigned on a
Speaker 3: campaign in terms of shutting down the border that was
Speaker 3: wildly successful, even along the southern border. There was a
Speaker 3: New York Times article about that. I just commented some
Speaker 3: of the quotes from some of the Democratic representatives there
Speaker 3: that seemed like, oh my god, you know, we've been
Speaker 3: Democrat now forever. And look, Trump took all of the
Speaker 3: border counties and it was an amazing turnaround, so they're
Speaker 3: sort of having a come to Jesus moment on their
Speaker 3: position on border security, recognizing the vast majority of Americans
Speaker 3: want a crackdown on border security. Absolutely, I'll tell you what,
Speaker 3: it is always a pleasure talking with the Texas Border
Speaker 3: reporter Randy Clark. Thank you for the time you spent
Speaker 3: my listeners with me today. Keep up the great work
Speaker 3: at Breitbart. I'll look forward to another edition of the
Speaker 3: Inside Scoop next Tuesday. Take care of my friend.
Speaker 14: Thank you, Brian, have a wonderful day.
Speaker 1: Thanks you.
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Speaker 3: Welcome back, my friend. It's always a pleasure to haveing
Speaker 3: you on the show.
Speaker 1: Always a pleasure to be here.
Speaker 3: Brian can't wait forgive the camera angle chain. I came
Speaker 3: in here this morning and someone had shifted switched up
Speaker 3: the cameras and I'm not the tech guy, I have
Speaker 3: no idea how to get the camera back, so I'm
Speaker 3: kind of looking at you from a different angle. Apologies,
Speaker 3: but I can see you, and We've got a lot
Speaker 3: to talk about this morning. Let's start with Russia Ukraine.
Speaker 3: They had a Russia massive strike on Kiv the other day,
Speaker 3: and I know Trump's been trying to finagle some negotiations,
Speaker 3: Putins not necessarily cooperating. Trump then has a conversation with Zelensky,
Speaker 3: and after saying last week that we weren't going to
Speaker 3: be providing any additional arms, I wake up to find
Speaker 3: out that Trump is now resuming sending weapons to Ukraine.
Speaker 3: Question for you, Daniel Davis, after all the conversations we've
Speaker 3: had on this, can it do any good? Will additional
Speaker 3: weapons shipment's whatever they happen to be have an impact
Speaker 3: on the direction of this war, which is not going
Speaker 3: well for Ukraine.
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's why I'm kind of scratching my head as well,
Speaker 11: because I thought the ideal that they should withhold the
Speaker 11: weapons was good a week ago when you and I
Speaker 11: last talked, Because look, there is a certain number of
Speaker 11: ammunition stockpiles, especially most importantly on interceptor missiles, air defense
Speaker 11: interceptor missiles.
Speaker 1: That's something that there is a certain number that.
Speaker 11: The United States has to keep in our stockpiles in
Speaker 11: the event that we get into a war, especially one
Speaker 11: that has to be sustained for some period of time.
Speaker 11: We've got to have enough to provide for our own
Speaker 11: national defense. Sean Parnell the Defense Department last week said that, hey,
Speaker 11: we did a review. Turns out that we're getting close
Speaker 11: to that. So we have to look out for the
Speaker 11: needs of America first and will help Ukraine as we can.
Speaker 11: And then all of a sudden last night, then the
Speaker 11: President completely changed his course when he was talking with
Speaker 11: reporters with Net and Yahoo over dinner and says, no, actually,
Speaker 11: now we're gonna go ahead and do it.
Speaker 14: Now.
Speaker 11: It's unclear exactly what that is because he specifically said
Speaker 11: defensive weapons. They need some help, but he didn't say
Speaker 11: what those weapons were. Is it is it defensive interceptor missiles,
Speaker 11: is it more artillery. It's unclear because they haven't specified
Speaker 11: what it was. Sean Parnell listed or issued a statement
Speaker 11: last not confirming what the President had said, but he
Speaker 11: also didn't say what the weapons were or anything else,
Speaker 11: So we don't know what that is, but I can
Speaker 11: tell you authoritatively, whatever they are, it's going to be
Speaker 11: in small numbers and it is absolutely not going to
Speaker 11: have any impact on the war at all. I mean,
Speaker 11: when we had everything in the world, especially in twenty
Speaker 11: twenty two, twenty twenty three for that offensive, if that
Speaker 11: didn't change the dynamic, This small trickle just to a
Speaker 11: slightly larger small trickle is also not going to change
Speaker 11: the term. So I'm not really sure what the objective
Speaker 11: is here.
Speaker 1: For the US.
Speaker 3: Well, the listed armaments, at least as report of the
Speaker 3: Wall Street Journal is start out Patriot anti missile interceptors,
Speaker 3: and we can That's what I want to focus on.
Speaker 3: But AM one twenty anti aircraft missiles, how it's arounds,
Speaker 3: AGM one fourteen hell Fires missiles to arm the hi
Speaker 3: Mars rocket launchers, Stinger anti tank missiles, and grenade launchers.
Speaker 3: But focusing on the Patriots, those are the defensive weapons.
Speaker 3: Those are the ones that shoot the rockets coming in
Speaker 3: from the foe. Now I seem to have read and
Speaker 3: correct me if I'm wrong. If you saw something different
Speaker 3: that there was expectation that Russia could maybe launch as
Speaker 3: many as a thousand rockets at Kiev or pick another
Speaker 3: target or area of targets. I mean, you're not going
Speaker 3: to send over a thousand Patriot missiles. I mean those
Speaker 3: things are multimillion dollars a pop. And the idea of
Speaker 3: shooting down that kind of barrage of missiles, it just
Speaker 3: seems like it's an impossible task.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, the claim is that there will be a thousand.
Speaker 11: There could be soon up to one thousand air air
Speaker 11: objects going towards Ukraine. So those combination drones and missiles,
Speaker 11: And what the Ukraine side has done is that they
Speaker 11: limit the air interceptor missiles only to like the kinsols
Speaker 11: or the cruise missiles, et cetera. They don't shoot them
Speaker 11: at the drones. Problem is you can't just ignore the
Speaker 11: drones because the drones are often sent to the missile
Speaker 11: batteries and if you don't take those things out, then
Speaker 11: you're not going to have them to shoot the missiles
Speaker 11: down later on, which is one of the Russian objectives.
Speaker 1: But the bigger issue is we don't have them.
Speaker 11: It's not even as important how much each of those
Speaker 11: interceptor missiles cost, and you're right there, very very expensive.
Speaker 11: But the problem is how many we have According to
Speaker 11: open source information. We produce maybe six hundred per year,
Speaker 11: and in that and a blast like this, you could
Speaker 11: use thirty, forty or even more interceptor missiles in one barrage.
Speaker 11: And you can see that's not going to last any
Speaker 11: time at all for the whole year. And we can't
Speaker 11: go down on our own stock pologer. We put our
Speaker 11: national security at risk. So I just don't know how
Speaker 11: you're going to.
Speaker 3: Square this circle. Well, what's your prediction for what happens next?
Speaker 3: If Phutan's not willing to sit down. I mean it was,
Speaker 3: Zelenski's all giddy with excitement about getting another arms shipment,
Speaker 3: but that doesn't solve the problem. It doesn't solve the
Speaker 3: problem of their manpower shortage, and it doesn't solve the
Speaker 3: problem of Russia making further and further inroads in the
Speaker 3: Ukraine territory.
Speaker 11: A couple of things that happened in the last week
Speaker 11: since you and I talked Julian and Urupka for the
Speaker 11: German journalist, who's probably one of the best cover in
Speaker 11: the war in the West. He's very pro Ukraine, but
Speaker 11: he admitted in an interview on the July first that Hey,
Speaker 11: I'm sorry, folks, but there are not enough Ukrainian men,
Speaker 11: he said, there are sometimes just a handful of men
Speaker 11: to defend an entire village, and the Russians have more men,
Speaker 11: and they have more bombs, they have more drones, etc.
Speaker 11: So they're able to take them methodically one after the other,
Speaker 11: even if it's slow.
Speaker 1: The Ukraine side can't stop them. That's the one issue.
Speaker 11: Then on the second side, you had just last night,
Speaker 11: you had Sergei Lavrov again say hey, look, we want
Speaker 11: to have a negotiated settlement.
Speaker 1: We're looking.
Speaker 11: We're inviting the Ukraine side to come back to the
Speaker 11: third round of direct talks, which they've had two up
Speaker 11: so far in this nimbool. But then he listed his conditions,
Speaker 11: which are just as draconing as they have ever been. Meanwhile,
Speaker 11: Russia has made more offensive operations and advancements in the
Speaker 11: area Pa Krowsk, and they have now resumed their offensive
Speaker 11: in the Assumi area and then also kind of in
Speaker 11: the northern Kupeyansk area, et cetera. So they are continuing
Speaker 11: to relentlessly onslaught move in as they say they want
Speaker 11: negotiated settlement, and you have the Ukraine side doesn't have
Speaker 11: enough manpower and they don't have enough ammunition to do
Speaker 11: anything on the battlefield, So, well, where's it going. Russia's
Speaker 11: gonna win the war if we don't have a negotiated settlement.
Speaker 3: That's well, and that's obviously from you have to give
Speaker 3: them props the Russians for having the strategic objective in
Speaker 3: their sight. Continue to pound away, you're winning. You're whittling
Speaker 3: down their troops to virtually nothing. They're running out of munitions,
Speaker 3: and that pushes us further and further to a point
Speaker 3: of capitulation where we get what we want. Draconian as
Speaker 3: our terms may be.
Speaker 1: Well, that's the point.
Speaker 11: And either they're gonna and they keep saying this and
Speaker 11: they've never said anything else. Quite frankly, they're either going
Speaker 11: to get it through a negotiated settlement, which are these
Speaker 11: draconian terms, right, or they're just gonna seize it on
Speaker 11: the battlefield and they're showing that they have the capacity.
Speaker 1: And believe me, Russia is able to read the newspapers too.
Speaker 11: They know how few ammunition or how little ammunition the
Speaker 11: Ukraine side, the Western side has to give, and they
Speaker 11: know that there are continuing to shrink the Ukraine army
Speaker 11: every day because it is clear that Ukraine is not
Speaker 11: able to force mobilize as many people as they lose
Speaker 11: on a daily basis, probably in the order of several thousand,
Speaker 11: and so that means every month their army is shrinking,
Speaker 11: and that diversity or that disparity that Julian Rupka noted,
Speaker 11: is only going to increase. And at some point, Brian,
Speaker 11: at some point there has to almost methodically mathematically, there
Speaker 11: must be a break somewhere, and then the Russians have
Speaker 11: hundreds of thousands of operational reserves that they can flood
Speaker 11: into a break if they find one.
Speaker 1: That's where we're at.
Speaker 3: Doesn't paint a very pretty picture, at least for Ukraine
Speaker 3: right now. Pivoting over to the Israel Iran situation, I
Speaker 3: see Iran basically cracking down on its people, confiscating cell phones,
Speaker 3: murdering or executing a lot of people that they believed
Speaker 3: to be friendly with Israel, perhaps spies.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: The graduate imagine the sweep is a little bit broader
Speaker 3: than people who are actually guilty of cooperating with Israel,
Speaker 3: but that seems in the direction they're going. I presume
Speaker 3: that the powers of Beer a little worried about a
Speaker 3: coup or perhaps like a military coup for example, or
Speaker 3: a popular uprising.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they are the.
Speaker 11: Issue with the surprise attack by Israel on the so
Speaker 11: called twelve day War, because it was predicated or started
Speaker 11: with Massad agents being physically inside the country and you know,
Speaker 11: firing these drones off, very similar to what the Ukraine
Speaker 11: side did to Russia a month or so ago and
Speaker 11: the bomber fleet.
Speaker 1: The Massad agents did the same thing.
Speaker 11: Well, they had to have some help on the ground,
Speaker 11: That much was very clear, and they had locations all
Speaker 11: over that had a much bigger effect than just a
Speaker 11: tactical help on the first couple of days of the war.
Speaker 11: Now has the Iranian regime and a panic, and so
Speaker 11: they were cracking down. And I actually had a conversation
Speaker 11: yesterday online with a friend of mine who has direct
Speaker 11: contacts in the Iranian side, and they're just in anguish,
Speaker 11: especially the Kurds, because the regime is using this opportunity
Speaker 11: to crack down on anyone's even suspected of anything. And
Speaker 11: they're definitely going way overward because they figure, look, let's
Speaker 11: just use a big net and that way we'll be
Speaker 11: sure to get the all of them, even if we
Speaker 11: get some people who aren't guilty, Yeah, whatever sucks to
Speaker 11: be done, but we're gonna do it. That seems to
Speaker 11: be their attitude, and the Iranians have to be careful
Speaker 11: with that because if they go too far on that,
Speaker 11: they could actually cause some of this simmering hatred toward
Speaker 11: their regime from the inside that could give it fuel.
Speaker 11: It remains to be seen, and this source who's been
Speaker 11: connected for many years and wants to see an uprising
Speaker 11: on inside says, so far it's not that far. It's
Speaker 11: not gone that direction because the opposition is not unified enough.
Speaker 11: But if you keep pushing pressure, you could create it.
Speaker 3: Just briefly before we part company today, Daniel Davis, a
Speaker 3: brief word or two on the Houthy's firing rockets at
Speaker 3: ships going off the coast. There, where is this going?
Speaker 3: And where do you see this ending? I mean, if
Speaker 3: I can even use that broad of a question for you.
Speaker 11: Yeah, there was another ship that was suck in the
Speaker 11: Red Sea, which the Houthi's claim was a ship going
Speaker 11: to that was helping Israel. It was from a company
Speaker 11: that already has one ship in a port at Israel.
Speaker 11: So that's the connection between the two here. But this
Speaker 11: just shows that despite what we did to the houthis
Speaker 11: the spot with the Israelis because they also lount another
Speaker 11: series of attacks against Houthie targets and some ports, et cetera.
Speaker 11: You're just not going to shut them down. They just
Speaker 11: are going to suffer and suck down whatever missiles you
Speaker 11: want to send. But they are committed to what they're
Speaker 11: doing and they're going to continue to fire at some
Speaker 11: lower level, but some level it is as they've been
Speaker 11: doing for a full decade already against the Saudia's, against
Speaker 11: us and against Israel. You're just not going to shut
Speaker 11: this down. Okay, real quick?
Speaker 1: To what end?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they have to want something, But if they're I
Speaker 3: mean they're if they're if they're in a shooting.
Speaker 11: War the hoodies, do they want the war against the
Speaker 11: the the Palestinians in Gaza to stop?
Speaker 1: They said, if you stop that, we stopped this one.
Speaker 11: And when we had the ceasefire last time, they did
Speaker 11: until we started attacking again. So if there is a ceasefire,
Speaker 11: if Trump is able to get a ceasfire with Nan Yahoo,
Speaker 11: as he says he may be within a week.
Speaker 1: Then that will also stop. Huh. Well, maybe there is
Speaker 1: a bright spot in this discussion. Daniel Davis.
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Speaker 1: My pleasure, my friends.
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Speaker 3: this thing. Elon Musk said he wants to start a
Speaker 3: new part of the America Party, and part of me
Speaker 3: like bully for him.
Speaker 1: Why not.
Speaker 3: Unhappy with the big beautiful bill because of the deficit
Speaker 3: spending that we're going to engage in. We're continuing on
Speaker 3: this fiscally irresponsible trajectory. So if there is a refreshing,
Speaker 3: welcome alternative, someone who's actually going to do something about that,
Speaker 3: then I'd be inclined to go with that particular candidate
Speaker 3: because I happen to be a deficit hawk, something the
Speaker 3: Republican Party is supposed to be. But when you pass
Speaker 3: a big beautiful bill and it does dig us further
Speaker 3: in the hole, you got to scratch your head. Wait
Speaker 3: a second, that was one hundred percent Republicans. Democrats had
Speaker 3: nothing to do with it. And when you look at
Speaker 3: the arguments back and forth, look, it had the effect
Speaker 3: of turning Democrats into fiscal hawks. You got Chuckie Schumer
Speaker 3: screaming about the deficit for a change. I thought that
Speaker 3: was pretty damn comical. When did they care? But as
Speaker 3: part of the platform less regulation across the board, especially energy,
Speaker 3: free speech, pro natalist, reduced debt, responsible spending only and
Speaker 3: he said he's a big defender of the First Amendment
Speaker 3: as well, as bitcoin and in cryptocurrency. So among all
Speaker 3: of those things, that's typically things that the Republican Party
Speaker 3: tends to stand for, but they just don't walk walk
Speaker 3: when it comes to the talk. They talk on being
Speaker 3: fiscally responsible. But considering they're so closely aligned, at least
Speaker 3: in historic party platforms, this new America Party and the
Speaker 3: Republican Party, does it concern anybody else that America Party
Speaker 3: candidates might siphon away votes from the Republican Party. I
Speaker 3: can't imagine America America Party candidates would siphon away votes
Speaker 3: from the Democrats. So if you actually ran an America
Speaker 3: Party person on the ticket, it's like running an independent.
Speaker 3: We've all seen that happen before, and the independent siphon
Speaker 3: off a number of votes from one party or another,
Speaker 3: and an unexpected outcome occurs, which is the election of
Speaker 3: someone who otherwise wouldn't have been elected were it not
Speaker 3: for that third party being involved in the race. And
Speaker 3: so as much as I applaud elon Musk and his
Speaker 3: concept and the idea that maybe all he's trying to
Speaker 3: do is smack the Republican Party upside the face and
Speaker 3: try to get them to a engage in something that
Speaker 3: is remotely close to fiscal responsibility. I just see this
Speaker 3: as a recipe for disaster and a recipe for helping
Speaker 3: Democrats win elections. Just my thoughts on it. I mean,
Speaker 3: I'm just one guy with an opinion, but that was
Speaker 3: my initial reaction to it. So keep your popcorn out
Speaker 3: and we'll see what happens down the road. I know
Speaker 3: it hasn't done well for Elon Musk and his Tesla shares,
Speaker 3: which dropped precipitously the other day. I think the shareholders
Speaker 3: won Elon Musk to get back to run in the
Speaker 3: company as opposed to being engaged in politics. Well, when
Speaker 3: you announce you're forming a new party, you're not going
Speaker 3: in that direction. And apparently it impacted his stock to
Speaker 3: the tune of billions of dollars and losses. So I
Speaker 3: know Elon gets away unscathed on this. He's got plenty
Speaker 3: of money and he apparently isn't concerned about it. But
Speaker 3: just another wrinkle in the world of Elon Musk. So anyhow,
Speaker 3: early on the program, we had a special Tech Tuesday
Speaker 3: Beware of Amazon Prime Days. Dave identified the fact that
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Speaker 3: Prime sites out there of different forms. Don't answer the emails,
Speaker 3: don't click on the links. Go to the website Amazon
Speaker 3: dot com. You're gonna get text, you're gonna get potentially
Speaker 3: phone calls. Amazon doesn't call anyone, So lots of great
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Speaker 3: course running from mayor of the City of Cincinnati, and
Speaker 3: congratulations on the birth of baby Ezra. He and his
Speaker 3: wife Jordan gave birth yesterday. Everybody's doing great. But also
Speaker 3: he talked a lot about violence in the city, which
Speaker 3: is what we talked about yesterday with Smitheman and FOP
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Speaker 11: President Trump made clear that a peaceful resolution was possible
Speaker 11: if Iran agreed to give up its nuclear weapons ambitions.
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