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Speaker 1: be so bold. And it's a scary place out there anyhow,
Speaker 1: And the protests continue, and they're probably going on right now,
Speaker 1: stretching all the way into a third night last night,
Speaker 1: and I found this particularly interesting, at least in so
Speaker 1: far as developments concerned. Things have been pretty chaotic since
Speaker 1: Friday and Ice. All they were doing is their job, arresting.
Speaker 1: In the words of the well Powers that be the
Speaker 1: worst of the worst. I got a list of quite
Speaker 1: a few of them, and you gotta wonder, why is
Speaker 1: it or how is it that there are folks out
Speaker 1: there protesting the rest of all these dangerous criminals. And
Speaker 1: we find out that a lot of the migrant progress
Speaker 1: protests out there are fueled by tex Fair funded groups
Speaker 1: all with well well it ties to the Democrats of course,
Speaker 1: also ties to the Chinese Communist Party. Now, you know,
Speaker 1: you may think it sounds conspiratorial, but if you're the Chinese,
Speaker 1: you hate us, and you've been well of course inundating
Speaker 1: US with fentanyl, putting in spying operations, and kill switches
Speaker 1: on solar panels so they can shut down the electric grid,
Speaker 1: on and on and on and on. I mean, no
Speaker 1: friend of the United States of America is a Chinese
Speaker 1: Communist Party. Of course you would fund these protest organizations. Absolutely.
Speaker 1: It's the kind of thing we do all the time
Speaker 1: around the world through CIA operations, Foemen unrest, you know,
Speaker 1: attacking governments that are unfriendly the United States of America.
Speaker 1: I mean, we've been doing this forever, so of course
Speaker 1: they are. This just helps them every little bit they
Speaker 1: can do to divide and divide us roll results in conquer,
Speaker 1: you know, divide and conquer anyway, Los Angeles Police Department
Speaker 1: announced yesterday evening that the entire downtown Los Angeles area
Speaker 1: has been the declared an unlawful assembly area, an expansion
Speaker 1: of the earlier order from early in during Sunday Unlawful
Speaker 1: assembly declared for the protests that were going outside the
Speaker 1: Metropolitan Dependent Detention Center. Well, now it's the entire city
Speaker 1: of Los Angeles. But the police are overwhelmed. The police
Speaker 1: chief even said, so, we're overwhelmed, and all Democrats are
Speaker 1: screaming about Donald Trump calling in the National Guard to
Speaker 1: try to help deal with the violence. Violence that involves
Speaker 1: some pretty horrific acts too. I mean, you can see
Speaker 1: the video images. Guess what, there's video cameras out there,
Speaker 1: and it's like twenty four to seven picking up giant
Speaker 1: chunks of concrete and throwing them at ice vehicles and
Speaker 1: throwing them at law enforcement officers who are only doing
Speaker 1: their job opposing federal immigration operations. It's the law of
Speaker 1: the land. And they make it sound like they're going
Speaker 1: in and kicking indoors of people's ums and arresting mothers
Speaker 1: with children and you know, it's like, no, they're really
Speaker 1: going after the most dangerous of them. Got a horrific list.
Speaker 1: It was Friday alone to Wartonhomeland Security Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin.
Speaker 1: Why do Governor Newsom in Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass
Speaker 1: care more about violent murderers and sex offenders than they
Speaker 1: do about protecting their own citizens. These rioters in Los
Speaker 1: Angeles are fighting to keep rapists, murderers, and other violent
Speaker 1: criminals loose in Los Angeles streets. Instead of rioting, they
Speaker 1: should be thanking ice officers every single day. Wake up
Speaker 1: and make our community safer. Yeah, arrested forty nine year
Speaker 1: old Chong Chan Fan, illegal alien from Vietnam with a
Speaker 1: criminal history, including convictions for second degree murder. Convicted is
Speaker 1: shooting up a high school graduation party after a dispute,
Speaker 1: killing an eighteen year old to fifteen year old. Seven
Speaker 1: others injured in the incident, according to the Department of
Speaker 1: Homeland Security. Now, as I read through this list, and
Speaker 1: I know they've picked out the worst of the worst
Speaker 1: to demonstrate the type of people that they're arresting, But
Speaker 1: how in the hell is it that these people were
Speaker 1: out on the street in the first instance, How could
Speaker 1: that possibly happen? Rolando Veracion Enriquez, fifty five year old
Speaker 1: illegal alien from the Philippines convicted of burglary, sexual penetration
Speaker 1: with the foreign object, and an assault with intent to
Speaker 1: commit rape. This guy was out on the streets and
Speaker 1: we had to rely on ICE to pick him up.
Speaker 1: Liono Sanchez Laguna, fifty five year old Mexican national, arrested
Speaker 1: on Friday. Criminal history includes discharging a firearm in an
Speaker 1: inhabited dwelling and vehicle battery on spouse or cohabitant, WillFull
Speaker 1: cruelty to a child, driving into the influence, assault with
Speaker 1: the semi automatic firearm, and personal use of a firearm.
Speaker 1: This guy's out. Los Angeles police didn't pick him up.
Speaker 1: Ice to pick him up. Forty four year old Armando
Speaker 1: or Does of Mexico. Criminal history, sexual battery, receiving known
Speaker 1: or stolen property in petty theft. Francisco Sanchezerula, thirty eight,
Speaker 1: of Mexico, arrested Friday. Had previously been arrested for grand theft,
Speaker 1: larseniti in possession of a prohibited weapon. Forty two year
Speaker 1: old Jose Gorgio Gregorio rather Midiranda or Tees, Ecuadorian national,
Speaker 1: previously arrested and convicted of conspiracy to possess five kilograms
Speaker 1: or more of cocaine with distribution intent Wana vessel in
Speaker 1: Tampa vessel in Tampa, Florida. Victor Mendozo Aguilar thirty two, Mexico,
Speaker 1: had been previously convicted of crimes including possession of unlawful Parafernitian,
Speaker 1: possession of controlled substances, assault with the deadly weapon, and
Speaker 1: obstruction with a public officer. Delphino Aguilar Martinez, Mexico, arrested Friday,
Speaker 1: had previously been charged and convicted with assault with the
Speaker 1: deadly weapon with great bodily injury. Forty three year old
Speaker 1: Jose Cristabaal Hernandez Boutron, illegal alien from Peru, one of
Speaker 1: those arrested Friday, previously convicted of robbery. Thirty two year
Speaker 1: old Hondora national Jordan Marcurio mezz Equivel close Enough previously
Speaker 1: convicted or distributing narcotics and domestic violence. Jesus Alon Hernando Morales,
Speaker 1: Mexican national arrested, are previously convicted of conspiring to transport
Speaker 1: an illegal alien into the United States. All these folks
Speaker 1: among the others who have been arrested because they are
Speaker 1: illegally in our country, and they also happen to be criminals.
Speaker 1: How is it that they are out on the streets.
Speaker 1: Who advocates releasing people who are known criminals dangerous to
Speaker 1: the community. Who advocates for that. I don't think it's
Speaker 1: conservative minded folks. I don't think it's the law abiding
Speaker 1: of minded folks. I think it may be groups with
Speaker 1: ties to leftist Marxist organizations sadly funded by the United
Speaker 1: States taxpayer dollars. In California is one of them. They
Speaker 1: they get tens of millions of dollars of this coalition
Speaker 1: of human immigration, immigrant rights, cure law who advocates for
Speaker 1: allowing these folks to remain in the country in violation
Speaker 1: of law. Immigrations and customs are enforcing the law. The rioters,
Speaker 1: the protesters, people shutting down streets, throwing giant chunks of
Speaker 1: concrete incendiary devices, those are the ones who are not
Speaker 1: in favor of enforcing the law. They also set weymos
Speaker 1: on fire. The driverless taxis what did the weymouth folks
Speaker 1: have to do with this? And you know when you
Speaker 1: set an electric vehicle on fire, which they are. You know,
Speaker 1: those cause toxic fumes be released in the area. I
Speaker 1: think can reconcile their their anti pollution climate change predispositions
Speaker 1: or arguments with setting away mo on fire, releasing toxic
Speaker 1: fumes and probably carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Demonstrators are
Speaker 1: throwing tree branches, scooters, fireworks, and debris from a freeway
Speaker 1: overpass onto police vehicles on Highway one oh one, which
Speaker 1: was shut down by the protesters, the main thoroughfare that's
Speaker 1: the main highway from Los Angeles to San Francisco. They
Speaker 1: shut it down, and they're blaming Trump for sending in
Speaker 1: the National Guard. When the Los Angeles police chief admitted
Speaker 1: that they were overwhelmed, me set it looters ransacking stores.
Speaker 1: LA Police Chief Jim McDonald called the barbarity disgusting. He's
Speaker 1: referring to the rioters, the people that are looting, the
Speaker 1: people that are throwing dangerous and scendiary device and chunks
Speaker 1: of concrete and other items, including scooters, onto law enforcement officers.
Speaker 1: At least three officers were injured. McDonald the police chief,
Speaker 1: we are overwhelmed tonight. We had individuals out there shooting
Speaker 1: commercial grade fireworks at our officers that can kill you.
Speaker 1: And when Donald Trump orders the National Guard in in
Speaker 1: an effort to stop the violence, Governor Newsom's response is
Speaker 1: to file a lawsuit over the National Guard deployment in
Speaker 1: spite of the fact that the local police department there
Speaker 1: admittedly overwhelmed. Now do you think the rioters and the protesters,
Speaker 1: just by mere virtue of the fact that they declared
Speaker 1: all of Los Angeles, all of it a no protest zone,
Speaker 1: an unlawful assembly area. Do you think they're gonna listen
Speaker 1: to that?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: Oh, oh, oh, it's an unlawful assembly area. Let's just
Speaker 1: go home. Anybody see that happening? I don't. So you
Speaker 1: have a police department that is admittedly overwhelmed, they can't
Speaker 1: deal with what's on their hands. They declare the entire
Speaker 1: area an unlawful assembly area. And then what what happens
Speaker 1: if the folks don't go home? What if they continue
Speaker 1: throwing things and breaking things, and and and engaging in
Speaker 1: violence on the street directed and not only ICE agents,
Speaker 1: but now National Guard folks as well as, of course
Speaker 1: the Los Angeles Police Department. Wouldn't you be thankful if
Speaker 1: you live in Los Angeles? Wouldn't you be thankful that
Speaker 1: the LAE, the National Guard is going to show up
Speaker 1: to help the Los Angeles Police Department deal with this outlandish,
Speaker 1: outrageous violence. I don't get it. Well, I do get it.
Speaker 1: This is exactly what they want. They the evil forces
Speaker 1: that hate America, whether they're here within the country, and
Speaker 1: they're convinced that America is just this terrible thing, this
Speaker 1: entity that shouldn't even exist, that needs to be remade
Speaker 1: from whole cloth, and some I don't know, socialists, Marxist leftists,
Speaker 1: whatever country throughout the constitution, let's start from scratch. There's
Speaker 1: a multitude of entities out there that feel that way,
Speaker 1: including the Chinese Communist Party. There's a lot of them.
Speaker 1: I imagine Jezienpining is just smiling with glee over watching
Speaker 1: the whole thing unfold. And you know, I predicted this
Speaker 1: a long time ago. I'm not patting myself on the back.
Speaker 1: I'm sure I'm not the only one in the world
Speaker 1: that recognized when you have ten to twenty million illegal
Speaker 1: immigrants come into the country and Donald Trump may get
Speaker 1: elected and promised to remove them, that they would be
Speaker 1: out in the streets protesting any effort whatsoever. To remove
Speaker 1: them from the country in spite of the fact that
Speaker 1: they have no right to be here. You knew this
Speaker 1: was coming. Question is how long is it going to last?
Speaker 1: And will the American people stand for it? Usually they don't.
Speaker 1: Marxists love when police stayed, when the police state, which
Speaker 1: I love to call it, reacts against this type of violence.
Speaker 1: These protests. They want to see police interaction. They want
Speaker 1: to show and visualize police brutality. They think that's going
Speaker 1: to serve their interest. You know, like George Floyd, I
Speaker 1: had a blown out of proportion a little bit, wasn't it.
Speaker 1: So they can demonize the police force and undermine public safety.
Speaker 1: And look what happens when you undermine public safety. Los
Speaker 1: Angeles Sanctuary City, Los Angeles defund the police hotbed. Los
Speaker 1: Angeles police overwhelmed by the violence. Five fifty five KRC
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Speaker 5: Fifty five KRC this September our Ihawks station.
Speaker 1: There it is. I said, I told Joe, we need
Speaker 1: to break out bad religion. Los Angeles is burning, so
Speaker 1: broke it out. He did bout twenty four, jumping straight
Speaker 1: over to the phone. Sorry, I had to get that
Speaker 1: out of my system there. I was waiting for that song.
Speaker 4: Tom.
Speaker 1: Thank you for abiding my desire to hear that song
Speaker 1: appropriately timed. It is Welcome to the Morning Show. Thanks
Speaker 1: for holding Brian.
Speaker 3: How about we give a national ID badge. You can't
Speaker 3: cross back and forth across the border. You can't get
Speaker 3: a job, you can't go to school, can't go to
Speaker 3: a hospital, can't do anything open a bank account without
Speaker 3: an ID.
Speaker 1: What's your thought, Oh, it sounds rather orwellian to me.
Speaker 1: I mean, the border is pretty much closed down, so
Speaker 1: we kind of solved that problem. The problem is we're
Speaker 1: just not enforcing the laws here in the United States.
Speaker 1: We're letting evil people out on the streets. We're not following.
Speaker 1: I mean, look at immigration and customs enforcement trying to
Speaker 1: enforce the law and met by rioters and protesters with
Speaker 1: rocks and brick and fireworks and throwing scooters on police
Speaker 1: officers and all kinds of crazy craft. I don't think
Speaker 1: a national idea would solve the problem of riots. Trying
Speaker 1: to enforce the law results in violence and chaos. I mean,
Speaker 1: I hear what you're saying, you know, everybody get a number.
Speaker 1: That sounds familiar. I know the Bible speaks of that,
Speaker 1: but I don't know. I really don't, And I'm sure
Speaker 1: there would be some sort of legal challenge to that
Speaker 1: because of the constitution, that pesky constitution, which stands in
Speaker 1: the way of so many efforts to I don't know,
Speaker 1: bring about stability. It's complicated, my friend, extremely complicated. Can't
Speaker 1: answer that one. I don't know that that would actually
Speaker 1: solve the problem.
Speaker 6: But you know, I.
Speaker 1: Look at what we do. We let illegal immigrants come
Speaker 1: into the country under the Bide administration, and all of
Speaker 1: them are entitled to hook themselves up to the social
Speaker 1: welfare safety net? Should that even be possible? Would a
Speaker 1: national ID problem solve that? Perhaps maybe a step in
Speaker 1: that direction. But how they were able to hook themselves
Speaker 1: up to the umbilical court of government in the first
Speaker 1: place is always puzzling to me that someone who has
Speaker 1: no right to be in this country can have access
Speaker 1: to public schools and public welfare system. Should that even
Speaker 1: be a thing? That was one of the reasons so
Speaker 1: many people came the word got out. The United States
Speaker 1: has given away free stuff and things to everybody who
Speaker 1: comes into the country. They're not gonna stop you at
Speaker 1: the border. They're gonna let you in, and then you
Speaker 1: can go ahead. Your kids can go to school, and
Speaker 1: you can hook yourself up and get free food and
Speaker 1: free shelter at hotels. Previously, luxury hotels would cost the
Speaker 1: average person four hundred bucks a night. No, they've been
Speaker 1: taken over and you get to stay there for free.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, come on in. You'll tell me this is
Speaker 1: It wasn't a concerted effort, intentionally done five twenty seven
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Speaker 1: And a happy one see you trying to make it
Speaker 1: happy anyway, amid all the chaos to the phones we
Speaker 1: go got a couple of callers online order which they
Speaker 1: receive means Tom's first Jay, hang on a second Tom,
Speaker 1: welcome on the program, and a happy Monday to you.
Speaker 7: Good morning, search, have a good weekend.
Speaker 8: I did.
Speaker 1: Ultimately it turned out to be very nice. Thank you
Speaker 1: very much. I see you. See since athletics opening a
Speaker 1: new one hundred and thirty four million dollar indoor facility.
Speaker 1: Joe Drecker wrote, Tom was here on a picture of
Speaker 1: the building.
Speaker 7: Yeah, some more above one of the ceilings on the drywall,
Speaker 7: I wrote, don't vote Democrats. So maybe in a few
Speaker 7: years and maintenance guy will open it up to get
Speaker 7: to something that'll he'll see it and yeah, it was
Speaker 7: time capsule or something like that.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 1: Good for you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm heading the now, so I'm pretty much sick
Speaker 7: of that place. But it is a cool looking building,
Speaker 7: So it is if you're a UC fan, and it
Speaker 7: is definitely something that well, I don't know if you'll
Speaker 7: ever get to get in there and see it. It's
Speaker 7: pretty much athletics and players only. But anyway, this whole
Speaker 7: thing with the riots out there, Hey, a good song
Speaker 7: to put in there was. I don't know what the
Speaker 7: name of it is, but but one of the one
Speaker 7: of the parts of it is what the hell is
Speaker 7: going on? Well, it's pretty obvious what's going on. Like
Speaker 7: you said, it's done intentionally.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 7: I absolutely believe that this is all part of the
Speaker 7: plan to uh to try to bring the country down
Speaker 7: at least an area of the country to start with.
Speaker 7: And it's no surprise that it's happening in La a
Speaker 7: bastion of liberal policies. And and they not only let
Speaker 7: people do allow people to do stuff, but they encourage
Speaker 7: this kind of behavior. And uh and the fact that
Speaker 7: the politicians like Newsom and and the others are are
Speaker 7: not supporting the efforts of law enforcement, they are actually
Speaker 7: uh coming law enforcement, all it does is make it worse.
Speaker 7: But again, it's no surprise. What would you expect to happen.
Speaker 7: And I'm I'm glad that at least this president has
Speaker 7: decided to uh to get involved in that and do
Speaker 7: something to knock down the violence. That's exactly what should
Speaker 7: they should be doing. I used to be doing their job.
Speaker 7: And the police are trying to do the best they
Speaker 7: can put this riot down, end it, and let these
Speaker 7: people know that the adults are in charge and we're
Speaker 7: no longer going to tolerate this kind of behavior. And
Speaker 7: you know, I got a touch on this Coco golf thing.
Speaker 7: This tennis player I remember a few years ago, she
Speaker 7: was in wim Wimbledon. I don't know, she's fifteen maybe
Speaker 7: at the time or something like that. And I remember,
Speaker 7: you know, feel like, hey, this is a great story,
Speaker 7: young kid coming up, and she didn't win that year,
Speaker 7: she did pretty good, and I root it for because
Speaker 7: what Because she's an American. That's why I wrote it.
Speaker 7: Rooted for even though you know, and I'm using Coco's words,
Speaker 7: I don't look like her, I still rooted for her
Speaker 7: because she's an American. And this young lady has decided
Speaker 7: to get political and show her ignorance and stupidity to
Speaker 7: all the world and only referring to people that she
Speaker 7: wants to inspire people that look like her. Well, you're
Speaker 7: not patriotic, young lady. You're being ridiculous. You're being ignorant.
Speaker 7: You're believing crap that people are feeding you. Yeah, and
Speaker 7: what you need to do is pay very close attention
Speaker 7: to this advice. Don't quote democrat.
Speaker 1: Have a great day, Brian, Thanks Tom, appreciate that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: prominent people, I guarantee you are targeted specifically by these
Speaker 1: outrageous leftist anti American organizations, pressured through social media posts
Speaker 1: and probably through direct outreach to advocate for their insanity
Speaker 1: because they have well a news media that's interested in
Speaker 1: talking to them because they are public figures. That's why
Speaker 1: I don't talk about what Hollywood celebrities are saying. I
Speaker 1: don't give a wit what some Hollywood celebrity thinks. I
Speaker 1: don't care what side of the political ledge they come
Speaker 1: from one person out there in the world. But because
Speaker 1: they are celebrities, and because they are news worthy at
Speaker 1: least in the hearts and minds of the mainstream media
Speaker 1: and of the media outlets, they get traction and therefore
Speaker 1: their voice is elevated over the voice of the regular
Speaker 1: average American, who I truly believe are interested in law
Speaker 1: and order and a safe environment so they can travel
Speaker 1: down Highway one oh one without having a five hour
Speaker 1: backup because some crazies are in the street throwing bombs
Speaker 1: at the police officers. I mean, it's the squeaky wheel
Speaker 1: that gets the grease. And of course two thousand protesters
Speaker 1: out of a highway are going to get the news.
Speaker 1: Of course they are. But what do the vast majority
Speaker 1: of Los Angelinos think about this? They can't go on
Speaker 1: with their lives day to day. They're the ones that
Speaker 1: have to deal with the violence and the criminality of
Speaker 1: so many of these people who shouldn't be in our
Speaker 1: country in the first place the use of scarce resources
Speaker 1: in the form of taxpayer dollars being funneled over to
Speaker 1: deal with a migrant crisis created by the Biden administration.
Speaker 1: It's it's crazy, Jay, I'm sorry I had to elaborate
Speaker 1: on that. I will take your coffe you don't mind
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Speaker 10: Heany Good morning, Brian. I just wanted to state that
Speaker 10: what we're seeing unfold in LA is the logical outcome
Speaker 10: of millions and millions and millions of people, decade after
Speaker 10: decade vote for the policies of the Democrat Party. They
Speaker 10: are wildly behind Gavin Newsom, Nancy Pelosi, Eric Swalwell. And
Speaker 10: if there was election till today, Gavin Newsom, Karen Bath
Speaker 10: and everybody else whose fingerprints are all over this will
Speaker 10: get re elected in overwhelming numbers. And this was my
Speaker 10: point previously last week when I said, at what point
Speaker 10: we need to stop saying Gavin Newsom and Nancy Pelosi
Speaker 10: and start saying the people in California choose to live
Speaker 10: this way, and if they choose communism, and if they
Speaker 10: choose wlawlessness, and they choose to burn the constitution, at
Speaker 10: which point do we start facing reality back to the
Speaker 10: idea of we better put a national divorce in place
Speaker 10: if we want to cut the cancer out.
Speaker 8: And I know it's unpopular.
Speaker 10: I don't like thinking about it myself, but at what
Speaker 10: point how bad does it have to get?
Speaker 7: Because here we are spending tax.
Speaker 10: Payers, putting our young men and women in harm's way
Speaker 10: at the federal level, sending in the National Guard to
Speaker 10: go clean up a mess the Californians have created, and
Speaker 10: spending our federal tax payer dollars to take care of
Speaker 10: what the locals have voted for consistently, year after year,
Speaker 10: decade after decade after decade after decade, millions of people
Speaker 10: were doing this. This isn't a Gavin newsomber Nancy Pelosi
Speaker 10: or Karen Bass's issue. This is a free people living
Speaker 10: in a state called California, and this is.
Speaker 3: What they want.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, isn't isn't that kind of what Trump is not?
Speaker 1: Maybe not national divorce and using it maybe the way
Speaker 1: you're referring to it. But Donald Trump's threat to cut
Speaker 1: off funding. We're going to cut off federal dollars. We're
Speaker 1: tired of you not not complying with federal law. You
Speaker 1: are not helping us enforce federal law. If you want
Speaker 1: to change federal law, then get your elected officials in Washington,
Speaker 1: d c. To propose legislation to do something along the
Speaker 1: lines of what you want, which is god knows what.
Speaker 1: But you know, damn well, Jay, that that wouldn't go.
Speaker 1: That would They couldn't put on paper what they actually
Speaker 1: want because it would reveal them for who they are.
Speaker 1: You know, they want to It's it's just a not
Speaker 1: It's unpopular, wildly unpopular. Poll after poll after poll shows
Speaker 1: that at least with one on one issue, and that's
Speaker 1: enforcement of the border and enforcement of immigrations and customs
Speaker 1: laws and and and and getting rid of at least
Speaker 1: the most violent of those that should not be here
Speaker 1: is something that resonates very very positively with the American people.
Speaker 10: So across across Cristy states, you're you're correct, across California,
Speaker 10: New York, that handful of blue states, the thirteen Blue states.
Speaker 1: You're incorrect, but we live. We live in a constitution
Speaker 1: which allows the rest of us to have a say
Speaker 1: in that. So no, California, New York and Illinois do
Speaker 1: not dominate the narrative. The rest of us have something
Speaker 1: to say to counter that.
Speaker 8: So we have do we have free states?
Speaker 10: Are they allowed to secede from this? Is it a
Speaker 10: voluntary union?
Speaker 7: Or are you part of this union at.
Speaker 1: The barrel of a gun? Well, talk to Abraham Lincoln
Speaker 1: about that exactly.
Speaker 4: But what does the constitution say?
Speaker 1: It says you're allowed to break off, correct, So.
Speaker 4: Let's help now, well and follow the constitution.
Speaker 1: Don't you think the Californians might have a say on
Speaker 1: whether or not they want to remain in the union.
Speaker 1: And if they want to remain in the union, which
Speaker 1: you know they would over and overwhelmingly vote to reject
Speaker 1: this idea of a national divorce, that it won't go
Speaker 1: through there, they're going to have change the behavior.
Speaker 11: Though in a hurry.
Speaker 10: Perhaps if we started to say, look, it's clear you
Speaker 10: don't want to live under the same rules which are
Speaker 10: the Constitution. You have very different ideas, So let's just
Speaker 10: get down to it. And I would just love somebody
Speaker 10: to have that, and Donald Trump might be the right
Speaker 10: guy to put that threat out there that says, Look,
Speaker 10: I'm not angry, we're not talking about civil war. But
Speaker 10: why don't we sit down and figure out how do
Speaker 10: we carve this out? Because it's very because election after election,
Speaker 10: decade after decade, you vote against the people in this area.
Speaker 10: I'm not talking to the politicians millions of people to
Speaker 10: continue to vote this way. Here's what's going to happen
Speaker 10: if because we hear you, you don't want to live
Speaker 10: under this constitution. So you're a national security threat. You
Speaker 10: are a threat to our viability as a country. You're
Speaker 10: running our debt through the roof. So yeah, let's sit
Speaker 10: down and talk about it, get serious about it, and
Speaker 10: see if that doesn't change behavior versus continuing to throw
Speaker 10: a red state money at blue state problems.
Speaker 1: Well, I have to argue that the constitution does allow
Speaker 1: them to choose their political direction. I mean, we live
Speaker 1: in a country with free speech rights, we live in
Speaker 1: a country with representative democracy. And if these are the
Speaker 1: representatives that they elect and this is the direction they
Speaker 1: want to go, they're entitled to do it. Question is
Speaker 1: whether we burn they goes it.
Speaker 7: That's freedom.
Speaker 10: I mean freedom has consequences, So this is what they choose.
Speaker 10: I agree one hundred percent with you, but pull the
Speaker 10: federal government out of.
Speaker 1: There, but burn, but let it burn. Ice is going
Speaker 1: in to get rid of folks who should not be here,
Speaker 1: who are here illegally. They are trying to enforce the
Speaker 1: law that requires federal authorities to enter this state of California.
Speaker 1: Who you want to let burn? But then that allows
Speaker 1: them to get what they want, which is allowed these
Speaker 1: people to remain in the country. I mean, are we
Speaker 1: just going to go and say, Okay, California is a
Speaker 1: wide open entity, it's no man's land. Go ahead and
Speaker 1: knock yourself out lived there, and if you're an illegal immigrant,
Speaker 1: you're allowed to go there. Or are we going to
Speaker 1: have the federal laws in force, which is the only
Speaker 1: reason Ice is there?
Speaker 11: Haven't we isn't this?
Speaker 10: And by the way, I always enjoyed debating with you,
Speaker 10: I always lose. But decades ago, California used to be
Speaker 10: a blue stack red stick.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Ga.
Speaker 10: The reason it's a blue state is because decades ago
Speaker 10: they let in a ton of illegals.
Speaker 12: This is done.
Speaker 10: The idea of arn't you know, should we allow them
Speaker 10: to let legals in?
Speaker 3: Brother, that's over.
Speaker 1: That is old news.
Speaker 10: That is like nineteen eighty something, that that already happened.
Speaker 10: So now we're going to go do a mocklab mission
Speaker 10: and try to clean up thirty years of what their state,
Speaker 10: with their state and local officials they're elected representatives, is
Speaker 10: allowed to happen. We're going to throw more red state
Speaker 10: money at trying to clean that up. As soon as
Speaker 10: we're out of there, guess what's going to happen. They're
Speaker 10: going to let them back in.
Speaker 1: Well, the illegal point, the illegal immigrants aren't supposed to vote,
Speaker 1: so to the extent that allowing a bunch of illegal
Speaker 1: immigrants into the state of California somehow changed the political
Speaker 1: landscape of the state of California. I don't know. Did
Speaker 1: they brainwash the people who are eligible to vote. There's
Speaker 1: a lot going on, you know, there's a whole lot
Speaker 1: of levels on this one. You know, the political narratives change.
Speaker 1: Social media has changed things. The dominant left wing bent
Speaker 1: of media education system has changed the hearts and minds
Speaker 1: and brainwashed entire generations of people. This has been a slow,
Speaker 1: steady walk that the left has been able to accomplish.
Speaker 1: They love just the it's the long game, it's the
Speaker 1: one hundred year plan, it's you know, the this is
Speaker 1: the idea. The Left is seeing its goals fulfilled slowly,
Speaker 1: little by little, and what we are watching is the
Speaker 1: inevitable result. So maybe we can all learn from this.
Speaker 1: Maybe this is the turning point. Violence in the street
Speaker 1: in the sake of allowing criminals to stay in our
Speaker 1: country who shouldn't be here. I gotta imagine the vast
Speaker 1: majority of people, even a lot of people in the
Speaker 1: state of California, just cannot abide this. So we're just
Speaker 1: gonna have to keep our popcorn out and watch what happens.
Speaker 1: I get your point. But the devil's in the details.
Speaker 1: And it's extraordinarily complicated to break ties with a stake
Speaker 1: because the state is allowed to have a say in
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Speaker 1: Welcome to the morning show. Long time no speak man.
Speaker 1: Did you get your road paved? I know that's not
Speaker 1: why you called, but I wanted to find out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, good morning. Yeah, I started the second shift and
Speaker 4: I couldn't call you back. And if Bonnie did get paid,
Speaker 4: all right, yay, yeah, if Bonnie did get sick.
Speaker 1: I used to bring you up. Go ahead, man, Sorry, no, no.
Speaker 1: I used to bring you up from time to time.
Speaker 1: We were talking about roads paved Fred's road. You were
Speaker 1: in my rallying cry for the mismanagement of road paving
Speaker 1: in the city. Go ahead, I know you didn't call
Speaker 1: about that. Fred. Good hear from you.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, I could start listening to you again now
Speaker 4: because I'm on a different shift, I can listen to
Speaker 4: you in the morning.
Speaker 1: I appreciate it.
Speaker 4: Hey, I'm gonna try to stay new to as possible.
Speaker 4: But the first thing, all, let me get your understanding
Speaker 4: that I understand that it's for the legal uh people
Speaker 4: that's here in the United States that have done stuff
Speaker 4: in their country should leave and then we should get
Speaker 4: them out of here. Yeah, they are no threat. Let
Speaker 4: me let me say it like this, and for them
Speaker 4: been a threat to me and my family. They're not
Speaker 4: a threat to me and my family. Who's a threat
Speaker 4: to me and my family is my own kind. I'm
Speaker 4: a sixty year old black man. My black people is
Speaker 4: a threat to me. Not a Mexican, not a Caucasian.
Speaker 4: My own people are threats to me. When I say that,
Speaker 4: I say that in my own neighborhood for us. The
Speaker 4: drugs that's been going on, it's not sold by Mexicans,
Speaker 4: it's not sold by cocades, just sold by us. The
Speaker 4: crime is going into my neighborhood is going on by us.
Speaker 1: Understood, But is it don't I'm just gonna say, isn't
Speaker 1: it a question of degree? In your area, in your environment,
Speaker 1: you have identified the largest threat to you, and I
Speaker 1: get that. But in terms of other neighborhoods and other
Speaker 1: areas of the country, the larger threat may very well
Speaker 1: be the trade in Duragua, gangs or illegal immigrants who
Speaker 1: were let out of prison from their home countries like
Speaker 1: Venezuela emptied its prisons out and sent them here. They
Speaker 1: didn't settle in your neighborhood, but if they did, you
Speaker 1: might have a different viewpoint on that.
Speaker 4: And I agree with you totally on that too. That's
Speaker 4: why you have some people with a different viewpoint, because
Speaker 4: if something is not a threat to you, do you
Speaker 4: don't feel the same way that's a threat to somebody else.
Speaker 4: A viewpoint sometimes gets through because they look at that way.
Speaker 4: And once again, I believe they should I should find
Speaker 4: them and kick them out of the country. I believe
Speaker 4: that but it should be a level to you know
Speaker 4: what's going on, and I'll I will quickly say this,
Speaker 4: and once again I'll look and talk about what I
Speaker 4: know and the threat is for as me, as far
Speaker 4: as what we talk about, as for as my friends
Speaker 4: or the people.
Speaker 3: That I'm around.
Speaker 4: Is this fitting of when you allowed, when they're allowed
Speaker 4: to Crack to come into the neighborhood and take over
Speaker 4: with no with no help from the government. But then
Speaker 4: when fitt doall come, they give them all type of help.
Speaker 4: We have a Now we look at it like, Okay,
Speaker 4: Crack was put in there for a reason to destroy.
Speaker 4: Now says fitting all is taken over. The other side
Speaker 4: is for US, Caucasian.
Speaker 1: And Mexicans everybody.
Speaker 4: Now it's basically but Crack was a Uh. I'm trying
Speaker 4: to be polite. Good luck anyway, Like I said, I
Speaker 4: just want to get that out there. I appreciate it,
Speaker 4: you know, I'm all listen to you again more. I
Speaker 4: appreciate you the last caller you had. I love the
Speaker 4: way that you stay as nutral as possible.
Speaker 1: Well, somebody's got to act like Switzerland and parts through.
Speaker 1: The Devil's always in the details. And I try to
Speaker 1: appreciate that and provide some clarity and where I see
Speaker 1: the problems, because it's easy to have a knee jerk reaction.
Speaker 1: We need to just get rid of California. Well, you know, Fred,
Speaker 1: it's a lot more complicated than that. It's a lot
Speaker 1: more much of the same way the issues you point out. Fred,
Speaker 1: I'm so glad to hear for you, and I'm glad
Speaker 1: you tune into the morning show again, and you're always
Speaker 1: welcome to call in, my friend. It's good to have
Speaker 1: your perspective. I love hearing from the listeners. It is fine.
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Speaker 1: Feel free to call. Be right back.
Speaker 13: Another update coming up. The day's top stories at the
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Speaker 1: SO five the fifty five KR se De Talk Station,
Speaker 1: try to have a happy Monday. It looks like the
Speaker 1: world spiraling out of control. But before I get to
Speaker 1: the callers there's a couple online here five one, three, seven, four,
Speaker 1: nine fifty eight hundred eight two to three talk pound
Speaker 1: five fifty on eight and t phones, so to put
Speaker 1: thing sense of perspective on this. According to the twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four Statistics city of Los Angeles alone second most
Speaker 1: populus city in the United States three point eight million people.
Speaker 1: Three point eight million people Los Angeles metropolitan area have
Speaker 1: move outside of the confines the city generally twelve point
Speaker 1: nine million people the streets of Los Angeles. And this again,
Speaker 1: the entire city of Los Angeles has been declared an
Speaker 1: unlawful assembly area as a consequence of several thousand protesters.
Speaker 1: Several thousand protesters were able to overwhelm the entire Los
Speaker 1: Angeles Police department, at least that's according to what the
Speaker 1: Los Angeles police chiefs said were overwhelmed. Now, it's kind
Speaker 1: of a scary thought when you realize that the you know,
Speaker 1: this small sliver of the population can overwhelm the entire
Speaker 1: police force so much so that Donald Trump's got to
Speaker 1: sent in the National Guard, something that Gavin Newsom should
Speaker 1: have done himself, said he's going to sue the Trump
Speaker 1: administation administration for nationalizing part of the California National Guard
Speaker 1: to help bring an end to the violence that's going on.
Speaker 1: And I would also argue that among these the thousand
Speaker 1: and just again thousands in a city of multiple millions,
Speaker 1: within that population, of those that are protesting, some of
Speaker 1: which are just merely protesting, they're against customs enforcement. They
Speaker 1: don't like our immigration laws. They don't like Ice fulfilling
Speaker 1: its obligation to enforce the law. A subset of the
Speaker 1: protesters generally are the ones that are committing the acts
Speaker 1: of violence. This isn't every single one of the people
Speaker 1: throwing rocks and committing acts of violence. It would have
Speaker 1: been a hell of a lot worse looking had every
Speaker 1: single person on the street protesting been involved in violence.
Speaker 1: The whole place has been lit on fire. So it's
Speaker 1: like terrorists. Terrorists commit horrific acts of violence to give
Speaker 1: themselves the perception of might and perception of strength, when
Speaker 1: in fact they only represent the tiniest sliver of violence
Speaker 1: or agitators or folks that are against the status quo
Speaker 1: fill in the blanks. Beyond terrorism, you have guerrilla warfare,
Speaker 1: you know, like Fidel Castro in the hills at Cuba.
Speaker 1: They had enough people they could actually put together an army,
Speaker 1: but not a very big one, and then you have
Speaker 1: national level army military style numbers. So I'm not suggesting
Speaker 1: for a moment that we shouldn't be concerned about this.
Speaker 1: We should be worried, of course, that there are people
Speaker 1: within our society that will commit acts of violence and will,
Speaker 1: in the name of whatever cause they're fighting for, do
Speaker 1: something like this. But if this was a widely held belief,
Speaker 1: if this was a widely held protest, then don't you
Speaker 1: think there'll be a hell of a lot more than
Speaker 1: thousands in the streets of a city of three point
Speaker 1: eight million or a general region of twelve point nine
Speaker 1: million people. I mean, I've seen protests in other countries,
Speaker 1: foreign countries where hundreds of thousands of people will come
Speaker 1: out out and gather in protest. Talk about an overwhelming number,
Speaker 1: and those hundreds of thousands are still a slice of
Speaker 1: the general population. And with social media and these political
Speaker 1: agitators online and sometimes paid the professional agitators showing up,
Speaker 1: it's easy to start getting some violence together where it
Speaker 1: gives you the perception, oh my god, the entire country's
Speaker 1: falling apart. That's exactly what they want. So you know
Speaker 1: it's bad. Of course it's bad, But is it really
Speaker 1: as bad as they want you to believe? Are they
Speaker 1: really illustrative or representative of what the will of the
Speaker 1: people is? I mean, Fred just called he's a black man,
Speaker 1: limbered of the black neighborhood. He sees his own people,
Speaker 1: his own black people, the biggest threat to his existence,
Speaker 1: the biggest concern for him from a local perspective in
Speaker 1: Fred's neighborhood. That's what Fred's coming from. But he sounds
Speaker 1: like a law and order guy. He doesn't want to
Speaker 1: feel unsafe in his own neighborhood. That's America generally, and
Speaker 1: I would argue that's the vast majority of us, regardless
Speaker 1: of political stripe. We want to feel safe coming out
Speaker 1: of our house. We want to own a gym in
Speaker 1: over the Rhine and not worry about someone kicking in
Speaker 1: her front door and killing us. Let's go to the
Speaker 1: phones west side. Jim, You're first, could hear from you
Speaker 1: this morning? Jim?
Speaker 7: Good morning, Brian.
Speaker 14: You bring up that that gentleman that owned a Jim
Speaker 14: that got killed by and stabbed by an intruder. Did
Speaker 14: you happen to see the interview from his wife.
Speaker 1: Yes I did. I've got the article, multiple articles on
Speaker 1: that right here, and I can't well, I can't understand
Speaker 1: them arresting or rather putting her in handcuffs. You know,
Speaker 1: she's on the site. And we quite often have domestic
Speaker 1: abuse and problems, and quite often spouses are responsible for
Speaker 1: the demise of their spouse. But her story is a
Speaker 1: horrific one.
Speaker 3: That was that was.
Speaker 14: Unbelievable, how she went off on the local Government's about
Speaker 14: time people start doing that. But my first subject I
Speaker 14: was going to talk about loads. The only subject was
Speaker 14: Greg Landsman.
Speaker 6: To saw the article yesterday on.
Speaker 3: Oh my God.
Speaker 7: You know he's got a wheelbarrow full.
Speaker 14: Of cash one hundred dollar bills and now he puts
Speaker 14: in getting into the Trust in Congress Act. Now you've
Speaker 14: been around this city as long as I hit well,
Speaker 14: actually I've been a look around longer. But the Office
Speaker 14: of Good Government at City Cincinnati Hall several years ago.
Speaker 3: I never knew we had that. No, I don't think
Speaker 3: anybody knew we had a good.
Speaker 14: Government in Cincinnati.
Speaker 3: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 1: Greg, Greg Gang of five Landsman exactly.
Speaker 14: And now that he's made his money in the stock market,
Speaker 14: he's decided to go into bonds now and you know,
Speaker 14: trade off all the all the ones that he's made
Speaker 14: his money on and go into something that's safe and
Speaker 14: protect his money that he's gotten and screwed over on
Speaker 14: insider trading and that kind of ironic.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it is. He's trying to make himself
Speaker 1: look out to be a good guy and appeal to
Speaker 1: more conservative minded folks than people who are out against
Speaker 1: government corruption because it seems to be pervasive.
Speaker 7: But can you say re election campaign coming up?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 14: Yeah, I mean that's the reason he's doing this is
Speaker 14: because he's trying to make herself look like the squeaky
Speaker 14: clean little guy from Cincinnati that believes that the people
Speaker 14: can survive without inside the trading.
Speaker 1: It's just unbelievable.
Speaker 7: How is he is such a hypocrite.
Speaker 14: I just really can't stay in that guy when you
Speaker 14: got sons of standing on the sidelines who would have
Speaker 14: made a difference and done it.
Speaker 7: Honestly, I pulled it kind of crap.
Speaker 1: I agree with you wholeheartedly on that. LANDA. Soun's one
Speaker 1: of the few politicians I've ever written a check for
Speaker 1: in terms of trying to get him elected. He was
Speaker 1: a great guy. He still is a great guy, and
Speaker 1: maybe he has a political future here. But yeah, I
Speaker 1: saw the article, and it's kind of funny because sometimes
Speaker 1: Joe Strekker will write atorial comments on articles, and because
Speaker 1: of FCC rules regarding language, I am not capable of
Speaker 1: reading what Joe wrote on top of this op ed
Speaker 1: that Greg Lansman wrote to the Cincinni Inquirer.
Speaker 14: It's just a I read that and I about went
Speaker 14: through the TV when I was watching. I almost had
Speaker 14: to go out and buy a new TV.
Speaker 1: I'm sure heez.
Speaker 14: One of the joke is Yeah, so anyway, thanks for
Speaker 14: the time. I just figured i'd get that one across off.
Speaker 14: It's a little bit off subject.
Speaker 1: But no, that's quite all right, man, Quite all right.
Speaker 1: That's what the That's why I always invite phone calls
Speaker 1: because sometimes there are topics out there people want to
Speaker 1: talk about. And yeah, my wife and I just sold
Speaker 1: every single one of our individual stocks. I am co
Speaker 1: sponsoring the Transparent Representation Upholding Service and Trust in Congress
Speaker 1: Act Trust Act. Greg Lansman, Greg Gang of five Landsman, Bobby,
Speaker 1: Welcome to the program, and a happy Monday to you.
Speaker 8: I had to look behind me my brother, because I
Speaker 8: tell you, the news cycle is exactly what I was
Speaker 8: hoping to be your previous caller talking about armist Greg
Speaker 8: and the poor stabbing victim's wife. I think, I think
Speaker 8: that's a great subject to talk about right here within
Speaker 8: our own community.
Speaker 1: Indeed, boy, and she really was outspoken in her comments
Speaker 1: about that whole situation. I can talk about that and
Speaker 1: let other folks know exactly what happened on that in
Speaker 1: the next segment. I'll be happy to do it too.
Speaker 1: Oh that'd be great.
Speaker 8: I tell you what, Keep that bar extinguisher up and ready,
Speaker 8: and keep the pin poll because I'm telling you, my brother,
Speaker 8: we're in the midst of a cultural revolution and they're
Speaker 8: going to start burning these cities down. But they're all
Speaker 8: left wing cities. New York, Los Angeles, Chicago.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, Los Angeles is the first. There's going
Speaker 1: to be many others. In fact, I just received an
Speaker 1: instant message from my friend Maureen always chimes in on this,
Speaker 1: and she said, there was a list of that's going
Speaker 1: around circulating online about the other cities where you should
Speaker 1: expect similar acts. But then again, it's New York City,
Speaker 1: Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington, d c Houston, National, New Orleans,
Speaker 1: all of these very blue cities. And of course, my
Speaker 1: point that I made a moment ago, cities of millions
Speaker 1: of people can be overwhelmed by mere thousands of protesters
Speaker 1: within which there are a number of violent ones. It's
Speaker 1: a perception game. And if every human being who is
Speaker 1: against the violence came out and counter protest, that you
Speaker 1: would see quadruple, maybe even more than that of the
Speaker 1: numbers of people going and protesting against the violent protesters.
Speaker 1: I'm firmly convinced of that. Is this a perception game?
Speaker 1: And you know what makes the news headlines throwing chunks
Speaker 1: to concrete at police officers because we're all like, oh
Speaker 1: my god, somebody's actually doing that. Yeah, And the reason
Speaker 1: they're doing it so they get the headlines in the
Speaker 1: news and people talk about it and think the world's
Speaker 1: falling apart. That's what they want. Undermine the strength and
Speaker 1: stability of the United States of America, undermine what we
Speaker 1: stand for, riot in the streets, The whole country's coming
Speaker 1: on glued.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: You know what, when twelve million Los Angelinas show up
Speaker 1: and start doing this, then you know you got a
Speaker 1: genuine problem on your hands. A few thousand get on
Speaker 1: social media right now. This isn't the number of people
Speaker 1: protesting out there in Los Angeles doesn't even meet the
Speaker 1: numbers of people who show up at a Trump rally. Perception.
Speaker 1: They know how to make the news. Six sixteen fifty
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Speaker 6: And I was wondering about all these people that I've
Speaker 6: been walking down the sidewalks during the unrest in LA.
Speaker 6: Are they being arrested and put in jail sales like
Speaker 6: the January sixth ers that just walked around the capitol.
Speaker 1: Good question. I'm willing to guess, know, Steve. They've issued
Speaker 1: fifty thousand dollars rewards for they have that guy in
Speaker 1: the motorcycle home and throwing giant chunks of concrete at
Speaker 1: the ice vehicles that drove by. So they're interested in
Speaker 1: that guy. And they have expressed a willingness and interest
Speaker 1: to arrest anybody who is engaged in acts of violence,
Speaker 1: because of course we are allowed to peaceably assemble and protests.
Speaker 1: Yet they aren't peaceably assembling. They have committed crimes. The
Speaker 1: question is will there be any accountability? That therein lies
Speaker 1: the challenge in a left wing city like Los Angeles,
Speaker 1: where prosecutors are not inclined to prosecute, where judges are
Speaker 1: not inclined to even require bail for violent people, and
Speaker 1: where they do not sentence people to well harsh time
Speaker 1: in prison, and when they commit acts of violence otherwise
Speaker 1: break the law, then you're going to have the same
Speaker 1: thing over and over again. It's a vicious cycle. The
Speaker 1: revolving door we've got in downtown Cincinnati. Maybe I can
Speaker 1: talk about that given the situation regarding the death of
Speaker 1: Patrick Herringer, the guy who killed him should not have
Speaker 1: been out on the street, and his wife made that
Speaker 1: very profound point for a variety of reasons you should
Speaker 1: have been on the street. Well, you've got liberal judges
Speaker 1: and liberal prosecutors and a police department that doesn't get
Speaker 1: any respect and doesn't feel like it's worthwhile even doing
Speaker 1: their job because they know the revolving door of the
Speaker 1: justice system is going to let that person they arrest
Speaker 1: right back out on the street. Again, the whole thing
Speaker 1: falls apart on itself. You have knocked the legs out
Speaker 1: of the entire point of having a criminal justice system, period, Steve.
Speaker 1: I appreciate your call, man, Really do six twenty five
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Speaker 1: Let us see along the lines of what we were
Speaker 1: just talking about. We've got a local illustration to this,
Speaker 1: and law enforcement needs to be supported. We also need
Speaker 1: to have tough, be tough on criminal UH. With criminal
Speaker 1: justice system. We pivot over to the wife of the
Speaker 1: army veteran in jim Over who was stabbed to death
Speaker 1: during a home burglary in over the Rhine. Forty six
Speaker 1: year old Patrick Herringer you'd probably heard about this, died
Speaker 1: after being stabbed over the Rhine in his home on
Speaker 1: June fourth. Sarah Herringer said she saw her husband Patrick
Speaker 1: bleed out in front of her. She called the police
Speaker 1: and officer put her in handcuffs. Talking with Local twelve,
Speaker 1: that's your system at work, she said, traumatize the victims
Speaker 1: and treat them like suspects, so criminals exploit your failure
Speaker 1: to lead. Now I can defend the officers, maybe handcuffing her,
Speaker 1: because as I mentioned, domestic violence quite often results in murder.
Speaker 1: So she was the only one there. Some news stations
Speaker 1: locally reported police on the scene said there was no intruder.
Speaker 1: That turns out to have been wrong early on an investigation.
Speaker 1: Maybe you don't know, but here's what she had to
Speaker 1: say about the whole situation, posting online directed to aftab
Speaker 1: provol among others. On June twenty fourth, twenty twenty five,
Speaker 1: my husband, Patrick hen Herringer was murdered in our home
Speaker 1: by a man the city of Cincinnati knew was dangerous.
Speaker 1: And this is the point Mordisha Black, the man who
Speaker 1: was arrested, has now been charged with murder and burglary.
Speaker 1: Mordisha Black was released on parole in January. He had
Speaker 1: a violent criminal history. He cut off his ankle monitor
Speaker 1: in February, which is a felony violation. In May he
Speaker 1: committed another burglary, and in June he murdered my husband.
Speaker 1: Let's be clear, this was not a tragedy. This was negligence.
Speaker 1: Negligence from the Ohio Adult Parole Authority, from the Sincinni
Speaker 1: Police Department, from the elected leaders who now speak of
Speaker 1: safety as if it's something they've learned or they've earned
Speaker 1: the right to claim mayor have to have. Pervoll recently
Speaker 1: issued a statement saying public safety is and will always
Speaker 1: be our first, second, and third priority. We will never
Speaker 1: stop working to ensure every neighborhood and every family can
Speaker 1: feel safe and at peace. Mister Mayor of public Safety,
Speaker 1: where your top priority, Patrick would still be alive. You
Speaker 1: acknowledge the pain, but if you have failed to acknowledge
Speaker 1: your own role in the system's failure. You speak to
Speaker 1: the problem, but refuse to name a solution. You've offered
Speaker 1: no public action plan, no reforms, no measurable change. We
Speaker 1: haven't stopped violence. You stopped at optics and the city
Speaker 1: sees through it. Let me now addrest Chief Teresa Thiji
Speaker 1: in the Cincinni Police Department. You remain stylent. A violent
Speaker 1: parole the flagged the multiple times by the system, roamed
Speaker 1: free four months and you say nothing. There was no manhunt,
Speaker 1: no public alert, no internal transparency, and now no accountability.
Speaker 1: Your silence is not professionalism. It's cowardice disguised as protocol.
Speaker 1: And while you stayed quiet, here's what the public has learned,
Speaker 1: courted reliable sources. In District one at four am, the
Speaker 1: time my husband was murdered, there may have been only
Speaker 1: one police officer patrolling over the Rhine just one. District
Speaker 1: one covers four neighborhoods, Clifton, Mount Auburn, West End and
Speaker 1: OTR each may have only had one officer per zone.
Speaker 1: That's it. Let me ask directly, Chief, how is that
Speaker 1: public safety? How is that safe for the police officers
Speaker 1: you lead? You say nothing while your own officers are
Speaker 1: stretched beyond capacity, left unsupported, left patrol some of the
Speaker 1: most high risk areas in the city alone. And if
Speaker 1: that's leadership, it's negligent at best and complicit at worst.
Speaker 1: I am demanding one full public timeline of what each
Speaker 1: agency did when Black's monitor went dark. That was February,
Speaker 1: when he's got his monitor off. That's a reasonable request.
Speaker 1: Two a statement from the mayor naming specific solutions being
Speaker 1: enacted now, not vague promises. Three a public response from
Speaker 1: Chief Fiji explaining why the Cincinni Police Department took no
Speaker 1: action between February and June. I guess to get this
Speaker 1: guy for an auditive current police staffing across high crime
Speaker 1: zones and a plan to fix it five a public
Speaker 1: release of communication between CPD and parole enforcement. I will
Speaker 1: bring this fare into every courtroom, newsroom, and community meeting
Speaker 1: until the people are responsible or forced to answer. Under
Speaker 1: oath to the citizens of Cincinnati. This isn't just about Patrick.
Speaker 1: It's about you, your safety, your families, your city. They
Speaker 1: think you'll forget, they think I'll back down. They think
Speaker 1: words are enough. Let's show them they're wrong again. Sarah
Speaker 1: Henninger the widow, and it was confirmed the news released
Speaker 1: from prison in January on probation for brutally beating a
Speaker 1: man in Government Square years early. He did cut off
Speaker 1: his ankle monitor in February. Violent crime up and over
Speaker 1: the Rhine. Now, the city of Cincinnati likes to say
Speaker 1: the violent crime is down, but no, it's actually up.
Speaker 1: According to independent reporting from the Cincinna Choir looking into this,
Speaker 1: let's see here, seven hundred and seventy eight violent crime
Speaker 1: incidents so far this year on average over the past
Speaker 1: four years, seven hundred and thirty two to date in
Speaker 1: Herringer's neighborhood. Over the Rhine, crime has gone up even
Speaker 1: more significantly. Year to date, there have been six hundred
Speaker 1: and thirty five crimes both violent and nonviolent, reported and
Speaker 1: over the Rhine, a forty eight percent increase compared to
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Speaker 1: thanks for calling the Morning Show. Welcome morning, Brian.
Speaker 12: I just wanted to make a couple comments. I've told
Speaker 12: you before. I've been a concealed carry instructor, and there's
Speaker 12: a couple of snarky comments we instructors usually make. One
Speaker 12: of them is when seconds count the police are only minutes.
Speaker 1: Away, yes, sir.
Speaker 6: And the other one yeah.
Speaker 12: The other one is just because you're paranoid doesn't mean
Speaker 12: there's not somebody out to get you. So my point
Speaker 12: is is I've had people ask me, well, you know
Speaker 12: you carry a firearm.
Speaker 1: I say, yeah, how often?
Speaker 12: Well, pretty much from the time I get up in
Speaker 12: the morning anywhere I'm allowed, and then when I go
Speaker 12: to bed at night, it's next to where I sleep,
Speaker 12: the flashlight and the phone.
Speaker 1: Actually I have a flashlight on my firearm next to
Speaker 1: my bed.
Speaker 12: Yeah. The only problem with that is, I know if
Speaker 12: you point the flashlight considered assault. Okay, well enough.
Speaker 1: Of that, but anyway, but if someone is broken into
Speaker 1: your home, it's not considered assault. We have castle doctor,
Speaker 1: and if somebody's broken into my home and I point
Speaker 1: my gun at them, I have a good reason to
Speaker 1: do it.
Speaker 12: Well, in the cases i've heard, it's generally it's been
Speaker 12: if it's it was a police officer, if you don't
Speaker 12: know who it was, and usually it's the case of
Speaker 12: somebody that's not bright enough to realize you don't answer
Speaker 12: the door with it like that.
Speaker 1: Indeed, so they have to break into the home to
Speaker 1: bring about the castle doctor. And you can't just shoot
Speaker 1: somebody for being on your front porch.
Speaker 12: You mean Joe Biden's advice to fire a double.
Speaker 1: But that's right, do not take Joe Biden's advice when
Speaker 1: it comes to that, you'd be subject to arrest.
Speaker 12: Darn well. Anyway, though, like I said, I you know,
Speaker 12: you just can't assume that the police are going to
Speaker 12: get there in time, or that even you know, you
Speaker 12: have a locked door so nobody can get in. That
Speaker 12: wasn't they They're calling it a murder and a burglary,
Speaker 12: but it was actually more like a home invasion from
Speaker 12: the sound of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 12: So anyway, just all your listeners. I know a lot
Speaker 12: of people out there are shy about guns. If you're
Speaker 12: shy about it, get some training. You might find out
Speaker 12: it's a lot more fun than you think, and it
Speaker 12: could save your butt someday.
Speaker 1: Amen, brother, And.
Speaker 12: So any case, that's about all I really needed to say. Everybody,
Speaker 12: have a good day.
Speaker 1: I appreciate your advice, Hank, and I think it's sound advice.
Speaker 1: What boy scout motto, be prepared, you know, especially if
Speaker 1: you are, if of slight build, perhaps a senior. I
Speaker 1: think of my mom, who owns a firearm. It's the
Speaker 1: great equalizer and anybody could be a victim of violent crime.
Speaker 1: It's the point of having concealed Carrie say, one of
Speaker 1: the founding principles of why we have a second Amendment
Speaker 1: in the first place. No, it's because of evil governments
Speaker 1: that may need to be overthrown. That was our founding fathers.
Speaker 1: They learned the lesson from that. Gee, if we didn't
Speaker 1: have firearms, we wouldn't have been able to expel the British.
Speaker 1: But more fundamentally, I don't know why anybody would have
Speaker 1: a problem with it. And you know, I believe in
Speaker 1: concealed carry. I'm not an open carry guy because there
Speaker 1: are some nervous Nelly Karen's out in the world who
Speaker 1: see a firearm and literally freak out. Those people need
Speaker 1: to come to grips with reality. An open carry person,
Speaker 1: I guarantee, is someone like Hank who knows exactly what
Speaker 1: they are doing, at least arguably. That doesn't mean that
Speaker 1: they go to the range all the time or anything.
Speaker 1: You can't assure yourself of that, But you know, I
Speaker 1: would think they probably someone of real high level of
Speaker 1: confidence who has been trained in the proper use and
Speaker 1: handling of a firearm, and they're just more comfortable carrying
Speaker 1: it out in the open because the hell of a
Speaker 1: lot easier to unholster and open carry than it is
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Speaker 1: concealed carry. But you do what you want. We live
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Speaker 1: it is a great thing, isn't it? But no one knows.
Speaker 1: The World's a crazy place, crazy place. Some people choose
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Speaker 1: About Greg. Lansman my wife AND i sold every single
Speaker 1: one of our. Stocks he's trying to turn out to
Speaker 1: be a good guy because we all know that representatives
Speaker 1: and senators all trade on inside. Information caller earlier mentioned
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Speaker 1: your elected official and apparently make a pretty damn good
Speaker 1: return on. Investment he said this was sixty four, percent
Speaker 1: and he doesn't even pay attention to the. Markets he
Speaker 1: just pays attention To capitoltrades Dot. Com as For, lansman
Speaker 1: you can determine that type of person he. Is my
Speaker 1: friend who's involved with honor flight said, Well Greg lansman
Speaker 1: agreed to be at our honor our flightless honor. Flight
Speaker 1: those are for the veterans who are incapable of making
Speaker 1: it on an actual flight because of disability or other,
Speaker 1: conditions so they have an flightless honor flight and hats
Speaker 1: off to those. Folks he was supposed to show up
Speaker 1: at The Flightless honor flight to say a few. Words
Speaker 1: he didn't show. Up, now my friend did say there
Speaker 1: may have been a legitimate, reason AND i will also
Speaker 1: say that there may have been a legitimate. Reason but
Speaker 1: no word on whether he let the folks at The
Speaker 1: Flightless honor flight know he was going to be a no,
Speaker 1: show or if he provided an explanation afterwards explaining why
Speaker 1: he wasn't able to make. It not great optics for a. Politician,
Speaker 1: notably we have a little time to talk off top
Speaker 1: of the our news before we get To Christopher smitheman
Speaker 1: The Monday Morning smith event from the Former vice mayor
Speaker 1: of The city Of sincinna that takes place at seven.
Speaker 1: Twenty feel free to call in between now and. Then
Speaker 1: i'd love to hear from. You i'll be right.
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Speaker 1: on The tesla, stock So Elon musk is in charge
Speaker 1: of doge and he pisses off the left who probably
Speaker 1: dumped his stock and start Lighting tesla's on fire and
Speaker 1: vandalize them because he's trying to do the right thing
Speaker 1: by identifying, fraud waste and abuse in. Government so he's
Speaker 1: alienated the. Left now he gets into a fight With,
Speaker 1: trump and that really made the rounds on media. Huge
Speaker 1: oh my, god the world's coming to an end, here
Speaker 1: look at look at this dispute Between trump And, musk
Speaker 1: and pay no attention to all of the other things
Speaker 1: that are going on in the. World so he ends
Speaker 1: UP i think angering the, right probably in that one
Speaker 1: who probably went out and dumped Their tesla. Stock so
Speaker 1: bit volatile that. One, anyway back to The la, protests
Speaker 1: and you, KNOW i made the point, earlier AND i
Speaker 1: know it's chaotic, there and there's no denying there's a problem.
Speaker 1: There the whole city Of Los angeles has now beenclared
Speaker 1: an unlawful assembly, area and you've got thousands of, protesters
Speaker 1: widely reported at around two. THOUSAND i know they've been
Speaker 1: citing that number in so far as shutting Down highway
Speaker 1: one on. One but bear in, mind and we're going
Speaker 1: to see. This this is going to be all over the.
Speaker 1: Place there are ten to twenty million illegal immigrants in our,
Speaker 1: country so you know that in any city that was
Speaker 1: a sanctuary city there are quite a few of. Them there,
Speaker 1: Thousands and you get a bunch of left wing nutcases
Speaker 1: who've been influenced by social media or otherwise Paid And
Speaker 1: i'm just gonna get to the paid point here to agitate,
Speaker 1: protests to you, know get people, together which is easy
Speaker 1: to do. Online through social. Media you can get a
Speaker 1: couple of thousand people to show up at literally anything
Speaker 1: through social. Media we're organizing a day of. Action show
Speaker 1: up at this place at this particular. Time you're going
Speaker 1: to get some people showing, up especially i people don't
Speaker 1: have a. Job but even if it's let's say five
Speaker 1: thousand people that showed, up and there weren't that. Many
Speaker 1: the population of Just Los angeles alone is three point
Speaker 1: eight almost three point nine million people in the Greater
Speaker 1: Los angeles, area there's twelve point nine million people according
Speaker 1: to twenty four. Survey so this is a tiniest slice
Speaker 1: of humanity considering the. Population and that's just one city
Speaker 1: in the entire state Of, california which has millions and
Speaker 1: millions and millions of people living in. It but it
Speaker 1: does draw, attention and that's why that's what they. Want
Speaker 1: you get the mob, together and you inside that mob
Speaker 1: of a couple of thousand and three, thousand however many
Speaker 1: total thousands of, people you get a handful of people
Speaker 1: who are willing to start throwing chunks of concrete at law.
Speaker 1: Enforcement not every single one of them. Did and you'll
Speaker 1: even see in the media largely peaceful. Protests well you
Speaker 1: can actually say that with a straight face if you
Speaker 1: want to consider the number of people actually throwing. Concrete
Speaker 1: AND i saw in one particular case they were throwing
Speaker 1: scooters and bikes over the bridge on top of law
Speaker 1: enforcement of officers that were, below some pretty dangerous, stuff
Speaker 1: life threatening stuff for the police. Officers you have THE
Speaker 1: La Police chief admitting that they have been. Overwhelmed, quote
Speaker 1: we are overwhelmed. Tonight we had interviews out there shooting
Speaker 1: commercial grade fireworks at our officers that can kill. You
Speaker 1: he pointed, out they had to use tear gas on the. Crowds,
Speaker 1: now of course agitates the. Agitators oh my, god these
Speaker 1: evil thug police officers were merely exercising our right to
Speaker 1: free assembly and. Speech well not when you start getting.
Speaker 1: Violent that had done themselves a great service if they
Speaker 1: had it outed or otherwise pointed to the police officers
Speaker 1: in the direction of the people that were throwing chunks
Speaker 1: of concrete at the police, officers de escalating the situation
Speaker 1: so they can try to get whatever message it is
Speaker 1: that they want to get across. Across, Now Donald trump
Speaker 1: has to send in The National guard because the police
Speaker 1: officers The Los Angeles Police department is, overwhelmed And Gonor
Speaker 1: Gavin newsom didn't exercise his authority as governor to get
Speaker 1: The California National guard to come and help him, out
Speaker 1: thus Requiring Donald trump to do the job for. Him
Speaker 1: so how Does newsom, reply got to file a? Lawsuit,
Speaker 1: Yeah Donald Trump devloyd Three International guard troops. There newsom
Speaker 1: announced yesterday he's gonna be suing the administration after sending
Speaker 1: a letter of The secretary Of Defense Pete hegzeth requesting
Speaker 1: formally that he rescind the what he called unlawful deployment
Speaker 1: of troops and returned them to state, control as there,
Speaker 1: were in his, words currently no need for the. Guardsmen
Speaker 1: really at, president law enforcement authorities from The city And
Speaker 1: county Of Los angeles are safeguarding public. Safety this Is newsom's,
Speaker 1: words and as demonstrated by the robust law enforcement response
Speaker 1: yesterday evening that will Be saturday to protect federal. Facilities
Speaker 1: local law enforcement resources are sufficient to maintain. Order, well,
Speaker 1: then why the hell was it That Los Angeles Police
Speaker 1: Chief jim McDonald said that they were, overwhelmed three officers,
Speaker 1: injured lots of. Arrests newsom claims that they didn't have
Speaker 1: a problem Until trump got. Involved, okay we're here to
Speaker 1: keep the, peace not to play Into trump's political. Games he.
Speaker 1: Wrote for her, Part Los Angeles Mayor Karen, bass who's
Speaker 1: is demonstrably incompetent see THE la fires by way of,
Speaker 1: illustration argue that The National guard's only gonna make things
Speaker 1: Worth deploying federalized troops on the heels of these raids
Speaker 1: is a chaotic. Excalation if you want there to be,
Speaker 1: chaos then have troops on the ground when there's absolutely
Speaker 1: no need.
Speaker 4: For that to.
Speaker 1: Happen, well what of the damage to property and the
Speaker 1: fires that have been, lit and the molotov cocktails that were,
Speaker 1: chucked and the rocks and things thrown at law enforcement,
Speaker 1: officers law enforcement officers including The Los Angeles Police, department
Speaker 1: not just THE ice. Officers as if there's any justification
Speaker 1: for throwing chunks of concrete AT ice vehicles when they're
Speaker 1: driving by that can literally kill. Somebody there's video of,
Speaker 1: that ONE ice vehicle after another zipping down the. Streets
Speaker 1: you got these idiots picking up giant chunks of, concrete
Speaker 1: rocks or whatever the hell it, is throwing it at the.
Speaker 1: Vehicles there have been people who have been killed by,
Speaker 1: that with rocks thrown off overpasses onto the. Expressway same
Speaker 1: kind of situation. Here let's see what marines got this, Morning,
Speaker 1: Maureene welcome to the program and a Happy monday to.
Speaker 9: You, Hi, brian thanks for taking the call. Time in
Speaker 9: relation to what your topics are right, now THE PETE
Speaker 9: hexf just posted, that in addition to The National, guard
Speaker 9: that they also have active duty marines on high. Alert.
Speaker 1: YEAH i saw, Though, yeah.
Speaker 9: And also there's A website'm not going to give a
Speaker 9: credibility by mentioning it on, air BUT i will send
Speaker 9: it to. You but the, insurrectionists they're going to this.
Speaker 9: Website you put in a zip code where you. Live
Speaker 9: they tell you where the next meeting. Is zoom call,
Speaker 9: tonight they tell, you AND i put in a zip,
Speaker 9: code but you have TO rsvp to find out the exact.
Speaker 9: Location but In, loveland they're counting on one from three to,
Speaker 9: five all of murder to take place This, saturday because
Speaker 9: this Is trump's. Birthday he's having a. Parade it's going
Speaker 9: to have a lot of military might displayed in this.
Speaker 9: Parade and this is making them. Angry so they are
Speaker 9: going to show their force and they're going to be doing.
Speaker 6: This all over On.
Speaker 9: Saturday and this map kind of shows you, that And
Speaker 9: i'll send it to. You but the other, Thing Alex
Speaker 9: trandfelho posted something last week about he showed a VIDEO
Speaker 9: i think it WAS. Wcpo he reposted, it but it
Speaker 9: showed door. Camera these kids are coming in and there
Speaker 9: it's a TikTok trend and authorities are warning against kids doing,
Speaker 9: this and, yeah that happened to. ME a couple of weeks,
Speaker 9: ago WHEN i was visiting up. NORTH i left the
Speaker 9: safe state Of florida and went up north To cincinnati
Speaker 9: and stay there once in a. While, WELL i came
Speaker 9: in and it wasn't it was just getting. DARK i
Speaker 9: immediately turn around and locked my door the MINUTE i walk. In,
Speaker 9: well it's a good THING i. Did walked in back
Speaker 9: of the house AND i heard this tremendous, pounding AND i,
Speaker 9: thought somebody's trying to kick in my. Door, WELL i, thought,
Speaker 9: well there was a big storm going on at the,
Speaker 9: time AND i, thought, well maybe it was related to.
Speaker 9: THAT i had a tree fell or. Something, well the
Speaker 9: next DAY i see my. Neighbor he, said, who somebody
Speaker 9: was trying to kick in your door last. NIGHT i
Speaker 9: don't know if you were, home BUT i came out
Speaker 9: with my shotgun and he was ready to take.
Speaker 11: Care of whoever it.
Speaker 9: Was but apparently they just take off and run in
Speaker 9: the car and drive.
Speaker 1: Away, yeah it's a heightened version Of Ding dong, ditch
Speaker 1: WHICH i think every child has. Done you ring the
Speaker 1: doorbell and you run. Away that was a childhood. Game
Speaker 1: but this is absolutely, insane. Stupid somebody's going to get
Speaker 1: shot somebody's going to get. Shot, YEAH i appreciate bringing that.
Speaker 1: Up that's. You, see you just illustrate a couple of,
Speaker 1: great great examples of social media and the power of social.
Speaker 1: Media it can get you to do something that might
Speaker 1: end up getting yourself. Killed but also it's an easy
Speaker 1: way to get a whole bunch of people to show
Speaker 1: up where the otherwise wouldn't have done. IT a lot
Speaker 1: of people got a lot of idle, time and you
Speaker 1: give them some issue and you say show up at
Speaker 1: a given place at a given. Time you send out
Speaker 1: literally tens of, thousands if not a, million of. These
Speaker 1: you're going to get a, smart tiny sliver of the
Speaker 1: population to actually do, it making it look like and
Speaker 1: appear as though they have, sound sufficient large numbers that
Speaker 1: are in support of their any given. Cause now they really.
Speaker 1: Don't they really. Don't thank, You. Maureen always appreciate hearing from,
Speaker 1: you and thanks for The, facebook instant messages and the
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Speaker 1: we get to talk with Former Vice mayor of The
Speaker 1: city Of Cincinnati Christopher smitheman and get an earful of
Speaker 1: The smith. Event welcome, Back, Christopher hope you had a
Speaker 1: wonderful weeknd my FRIEND.
Speaker 3: I, Did, bryan thank you. MAN i you, Know i'm
Speaker 3: gonna just kind of get into this story local story
Speaker 3: of a woman by the name Of Faarah Han. Herringer,
Speaker 3: yeah AND i know you've spoken about, it you, know
Speaker 3: this this morning and her Husband Patrick, henringer who's a
Speaker 3: war hero veteran Of iraq And, afghanistan was murdered On
Speaker 3: june the fourth at four am in the, morning and
Speaker 3: we're talking about in their. Homes and what's so bizarre
Speaker 3: about this particular situation for me is he was a
Speaker 3: person who was wearing an ankle. Bracelet clearly he took
Speaker 3: the ankle bracelet. OFF i don't know the circumstances on
Speaker 3: how an ankle bracelet is taken, off and then the
Speaker 3: court system or the parole officer doesn't know. That he
Speaker 3: shows up to this family's. Home my understanding is they
Speaker 3: have a workout business IN, otr breaks into their home
Speaker 3: with a. Knife this veteran is. Fighting this. Guy he's
Speaker 3: stabbed to, death dies in his, home essentially in his wife's.
Speaker 3: Arms and it just the violence of. It he's just
Speaker 3: captured my imagination in the worst. Way and these are
Speaker 3: the kind of stories WHEN i go this is why
Speaker 3: it always comes back to failed, Leadership Citty, hall court.
Speaker 3: Systems how you got somebody that's out of prison wearing
Speaker 3: an ankle. Bracelet he takes it. Off he's walking down the.
Speaker 3: Street people are catching this on their. Meaning they've got
Speaker 3: pictures of him holding a knife walking down IN. Opr
Speaker 3: what in the world is going, On brian at our
Speaker 3: City hall with our, mayor our city council that this
Speaker 3: doesn't capture the undivided imagination of them what they, do,
Speaker 3: because you, know having been the former vice mayor of
Speaker 3: The city Of, CINCINNATI i, mean you've got a few
Speaker 3: very important. Things number one is. Safety it's the number
Speaker 3: one thing keeping the people that are in the city.
Speaker 3: Safe and So i'm trying to figure, out, like why
Speaker 3: isn't the City hall grabbing this and, going you, know
Speaker 3: or going in The Father's day. Weekend we've Got reds
Speaker 3: games all, Around you've got A dora down there on the.
Speaker 3: Banks is it that they don't want to deal with
Speaker 3: these things because they're so concerned about people coming downtown
Speaker 3: that they really don't care about this family whose veteran
Speaker 3: was murdered in their home by somebody who was. Waiting
Speaker 3: an ankle bracelet should.
Speaker 1: Should have been he cut it. Off he cut it
Speaker 1: off In. February. Uh he was released from prison In
Speaker 1: january on probation after brutally beating a man In Government.
Speaker 1: Square they say years earlier then he had an ankle bracelet.
Speaker 1: On apparently he cut that off In. February. Uh and
Speaker 1: it it just goes on from there and then ultimately
Speaker 1: kicks the door in and kills this this veteran in
Speaker 1: front of his, wife. Sons, yeah and you know she
Speaker 1: was upset because there weren't there wasn't a concerted, effort you,
Speaker 1: know and all points bullet and, alert you, know be
Speaker 1: on the lookout for this. Guy he's cut his ankle bracelet.
Speaker 1: On he represents a threat to the to the. Society
Speaker 1: he needs to be picked up because the violation of
Speaker 1: probation for him to cut his ankle bracelet. On question
Speaker 1: why was he let out anyway on probation after brutally
Speaker 1: beating someone In Government. SQUARE i don't. KNOW i don't.
Speaker 1: Know let's let's pausible Bring.
Speaker 3: But What i'm saying to you as we come back
Speaker 3: at these are the kinds of things that frustrate, everybody
Speaker 3: take us to a boiling. Point my condolences go out
Speaker 3: to his, widow who has to be completely devastated by.
Speaker 3: This they clearly have given their life TO otr because
Speaker 3: they have a business IN. Otr but there's so many
Speaker 3: scale pieces, here meaning the parole officer's failure. There you,
Speaker 3: know this guy beat somebody up At Government. Square you're
Speaker 3: not notifying the community even that he's back and so
Speaker 3: the question, becomes how do we prevent something like this from?
Speaker 3: Happening and then how do we address the? Widow what
Speaker 3: does City? Hall what does mayor, pureval nine members of? Council,
Speaker 3: what what does the? What what do they need to
Speaker 3: be doing right now for? This for this. WIDOW i
Speaker 3: saw her video on social. Media anybody who hasn't seen
Speaker 3: it can go to my my x. Page it is
Speaker 3: a devastating common carry from. Her it will it WILL i,
Speaker 3: mean it will make you. Cry, Yeah And i'm just
Speaker 3: blown away by the randomness of. It it has got
Speaker 3: to be the scariest. Thing And i'll conclude as we're
Speaker 3: going to break to, say this is WHY i have
Speaker 3: a firearm in my. Home i'm not saying he, didn't
Speaker 3: And i'm not saying it would have prevented. It but
Speaker 3: for people down at City hall to tell everybody to
Speaker 3: disarm themselves while these things are going on in our
Speaker 3: city makes absolutely no. Sense Brian thomas.
Speaker 1: A Great, christopher and he's fighting with this guy who's
Speaker 1: got a. Knife if they had a firearm in the,
Speaker 1: house maybe his wife could have grabbed it and shot.
Speaker 1: HIM i don't. KNOW i can't speculate BECAUSE i don't,
Speaker 1: know as you don't whether they had one in the.
Speaker 1: House but seven thirty one if at Five Ker City
Speaker 1: Talk Station Brian thomas With Christopher smithlman doing That smith. Event,
Speaker 1: christopher the ball's in your, court my.
Speaker 3: Friend, LOOK i just want to conclude by, saying you,
Speaker 3: know for For sarah her hearing, her you, know this
Speaker 3: could have been. Prevented and the reason it could have
Speaker 3: been prevented is here's a guy who's released from, prison
Speaker 3: back in our, community wearing a. Monitor he cuts the.
Speaker 3: Monitor the question is was a warrant put out for his?
Speaker 3: Arrest was anybody knowing that he was not wearing the
Speaker 3: monitor after it was? Placed, now after this, situation are
Speaker 3: we checking every monitor In Hamilton county making sure that
Speaker 3: the people that are wearing the monitors actually have the
Speaker 3: monitors and that they don't we're putting warrant out to
Speaker 3: arrest them immediately so that we don't have another tragedy like.
Speaker 3: This i'm just trying to figure out Why Sitting hall
Speaker 3: is consumed with what's going on In. Israel we we
Speaker 3: have their own people in their own community being murdered
Speaker 3: in their. Homes this is what frustrates voters because they're
Speaker 3: so Distracted Brian thomas on things that they shouldn't be focused,
Speaker 3: on you. Know so that's that's my part of. That
Speaker 3: my condolences go out to the, widow to their entire.
Speaker 3: Family this man was a. Veteran patrick was a, veteran
Speaker 3: served our country and it and to be home and
Speaker 3: to die like this so random is so insane for.
Speaker 3: Me and to have really a city, council a, mayor
Speaker 3: just just broad leadership not address this and be on
Speaker 3: top of it just blows my.
Speaker 1: Mind, well maybe that's why They maybe that's why they
Speaker 1: bring up topics like the situation In. Gaza of course
Speaker 1: they have nothing to do with, It they have no
Speaker 1: control over. It the resolutions mean absolutely, nothing but it
Speaker 1: does get the. Press look what the city's. Saying they
Speaker 1: passed the resolution Regarding. Gaza in these, Raellys, oh pay
Speaker 1: no attention to the crime in the. City pay no
Speaker 1: attention to the fact that the city police officers are.
Speaker 1: Understaffed pay no attention to the fact that they're not
Speaker 1: prosecuting bad guys as a reson revolving door at the
Speaker 1: Halland County Justice. Center pay no attention to the roads.
Speaker 1: Deteriorating pay no attention to the nonsensical projects that they're
Speaker 1: funding with the city taxpayer, dollars these Green New deal
Speaker 1: projects and all, that which really do nothing for the
Speaker 1: Residence city Of cincinnati who'd rather have their road. Paved
Speaker 1: pay no attention.
Speaker 2: To we could go on and on and.
Speaker 1: On they're distractions to keep people's eye off of the
Speaker 1: things that really, matter which is exactly the. Point you're
Speaker 1: bringing up things that really, matter like law.
Speaker 3: Enforcement, yeah and that al conclude with, Saying, look if
Speaker 3: you live in one of the fifty two neighborhoods In
Speaker 3: cincinnati and this story doesn't capture your, attention you don't
Speaker 3: spend any time in research What i'm, saying what you
Speaker 3: AND i are talking, about fact check us on what's going.
Speaker 3: On if it doesn't impact how you vote This november
Speaker 3: for city council and the, mayor there's something wrong with your.
Speaker 3: Head there's something going on on with you in your
Speaker 3: mind that you don't understand what is. Important And, patrick to,
Speaker 3: me would have died in.
Speaker 6: Vain we've got to.
Speaker 3: Change i'm watching the situation in la like everybody else
Speaker 3: is watching the. Situation i've been listening to your show
Speaker 3: a terrible mayor out, there a terrible governor out, there
Speaker 3: a state that's been talking about defunding the, police reimagining the.
Speaker 3: Police you HAVE ice agents that are arresting the worst
Speaker 3: of the, worst and you have a mayor that doesn't
Speaker 3: even dispackt law enforcement to provide. PROTECTION i thought that
Speaker 3: was just. Horrific she left those officers out there. Unprotected
Speaker 3: and it wasn't until The president, Said i'm sending in
Speaker 3: two Thousand National. Guards in my, opinion that the police department,
Speaker 3: says you know, what we better start protecting THE ice
Speaker 3: agents when rocks, fire whatever signs are being thrown at,
Speaker 3: them like it's, unbelievable the. Riots and there are people
Speaker 3: that are listening to us right now who don't even.
Speaker 3: KNOW i understand they've been busy this weekend that there
Speaker 3: are mass riots going on IN la Where i'm watching
Speaker 3: cruisers being smashed with. Rocks i'm watching, cocktails those fire
Speaker 3: cocktails being. Thrown i'm watching bricks being, hit no vehicles
Speaker 3: being hit with. BRICKS i don't, know, man things being
Speaker 3: set on. Fire it looks like a totally different. World
Speaker 3: and the problem with this is typically when it starts IN,
Speaker 3: la it starts moving across The United states Of. America,
Speaker 3: oh it's really. Scary well it's IN. La but what, happens,
Speaker 3: brother is we turn around and it's going on now
Speaker 3: In New, york and then it's then all of a
Speaker 3: sudden it breaks out Into, chicago and then all of
Speaker 3: a sudden it shows up In.
Speaker 1: Cincinnati fifty FIVE krcv talk. Station Brian thomas With Christopher.
Speaker 1: Smilman always spent a few second up With christopher Every,
Speaker 1: monday AND i always look forward to. It, christopher what
Speaker 1: else is on your mind this?
Speaker 3: Morning, Well i'm just want to go back to that
Speaker 3: story at kind of concluding here In, cincinnati where you
Speaker 3: Know sarah has lost her her her Husband patrick and
Speaker 3: he's a military, vet and the system failed this, family
Speaker 3: it failed our, Community. Brian and this wasn't that what
Speaker 3: drives me crazy about this in my, Mind this wasn't
Speaker 3: some random guy that we didn't know how to violent.
Speaker 3: Has this is a guy that cums in, prison had
Speaker 3: beaten somebody up in governments where he's wearing an ankle.
Speaker 3: Bracelet the purpose of that is to track him to
Speaker 3: know where he. Is he cuts it. OFF i believe
Speaker 3: In FEBRUARY i think you. Said In, june it reported
Speaker 3: he In june he shows up to somebody's front, door
Speaker 3: kicks and kicks the dorian with a knife and stabs
Speaker 3: a husband to. Death as we go in The Father's day.
Speaker 3: WEEKEND i, mean what the hell is going? On why
Speaker 3: is the system failing? Us Brian? Thomas why are these,
Speaker 3: politicians whether it's the, judges whether it's the parole, OFFICERS
Speaker 3: i don't. Know we have people walking around AS i
Speaker 3: am standing in the in the city Of cincinnati right,
Speaker 3: now As i'm standing WHERE i, am we have people with,
Speaker 3: warrant open warrants for their. Arrest why are we not arresting?
Speaker 3: THEM i don't care what it. Is what drives me
Speaker 3: crazy about, This Brian, thomas is when we have a
Speaker 3: situation like, this the system doesn't. Go, Okay let's check everybody's.
Speaker 3: Monitors let's make sure we issue warrants. Out we're gonna
Speaker 3: be proactive. Here we've made a big. Mistake but in
Speaker 3: lieu of what has happened, here everybody who has an
Speaker 3: open warrant for their, Arrests we're gonna come get. You
Speaker 3: we're gonna put warrants out for anybody who is taking
Speaker 3: off their ankle. Breaks and by the, way any judge
Speaker 3: who lets somebody out who does this should do their.
Speaker 3: Time they should be held. Accountable Brian. Thomas if you've
Speaker 3: got weak judges In hamilton that won't put these people
Speaker 3: in jail and keep them in jail and then they
Speaker 3: show up and murder, somebody we've got to hold these
Speaker 3: all on judges. Accountable.
Speaker 1: Well one of the breakdowns in the, system as it's
Speaker 1: been relayed to, me And i've talked to members In
Speaker 1: law ENFORCEM move for the ankle monitor. Thing it gives
Speaker 1: people a false sense of. Security you think just because
Speaker 1: someone's got an ankle monitor and they're restricted to a
Speaker 1: certain geographic area or restricted to the confines of their,
Speaker 1: home that they're going to stay there and they're going
Speaker 1: to be found if they walk out of, it some
Speaker 1: alarm is going to go off and somebody's going to
Speaker 1: rush right over and track them. DOWN i think that's
Speaker 1: really a false sense of security or belief in that,
Speaker 1: system BECAUSE i get that there aren't enough people monitoring
Speaker 1: the people who are on have ankle, monitors that there
Speaker 1: are a lot of them out there and it's just
Speaker 1: impossible to stay up on top of, them at least
Speaker 1: that's What i've been led to. Believe so a judge will, say,
Speaker 1: well you, know we can't keep them in the lock,
Speaker 1: up but if we put them on an ankle, monitor
Speaker 1: everything's going to be fine because we're going to know
Speaker 1: where they. Are, well, maybe but then again maybe.
Speaker 6: Not.
Speaker 3: WELL i agree with what you're, Saying. Brian let's say
Speaker 3: that the system is, overwhelmed then why do city council
Speaker 3: and a mayor constantly attack The Second? Amendment if they're
Speaker 3: saying they can't handle, it why are they telling their
Speaker 3: citizens that they should not legally arm themselves and be
Speaker 3: prepared for these? Situations those whoo things are, connected they're
Speaker 3: disconnected in my. Mind if you know the system is,
Speaker 3: overwhelmed why would you introduce resolutions on The Floria council
Speaker 3: to disarm me THAT i should not be able to
Speaker 3: carry a firearm in my, home on my person WHEREVER i.
Speaker 3: Am i'm gonna tell, Everybody i'm the former vice mayor
Speaker 3: of The city Of. Cincinnati you should be concerned about
Speaker 3: going downtown right. Now until you have a mayor and
Speaker 3: nine members of council that act like they give a
Speaker 3: hoot about your, Life you should be very concerned about
Speaker 3: operating in Downtown cincinnati going to anything until the mayor
Speaker 3: responds to this and makes it clear on what the
Speaker 3: man is going to. Be we've got teenagers downtown breaking a,
Speaker 3: curfew knocking people, out viciously attacking them across. Downtown some
Speaker 3: of these things aren't even. Reported but now you have
Speaker 3: a but now you have a. Guy, listen, guy you
Speaker 3: have a guy who had an ankle bracest that cut
Speaker 3: it off In, february shows up to somebody's home and
Speaker 3: kills their. Husband there's nothing more serious than. This and
Speaker 3: WHEN i WHEN i, SAID i wake up this, one
Speaker 3: And i'm, thinking, like what is the? Topic the topic
Speaker 3: is a city that's not safe and a mayor who
Speaker 3: continues to project that it is. Safe it's not, Safe
Speaker 3: mayor Pure. Vall we have an. Election this is Why
Speaker 3: i'm not supporting. You this is Why i'm supporting the other.
Speaker 3: Guy whether he wins or. Loses i'm not gonna Say
Speaker 3: i'm gonna continue to do the same thing Because i'm
Speaker 3: gonna get the same. Result and guess. What next time
Speaker 3: is gonna be my. Daughter next time it's gonna be my.
Speaker 3: Mom next time it's gonna be my significant next time
Speaker 3: it's going to be my friend's. House so you got
Speaker 3: to speak out about this stuff because one day it
Speaker 3: shows up on your. Doorstop Now i'm gonna tell, You Brian,
Speaker 3: thomas if it comes to my, DOORSTOP i got something.
Speaker 3: Ready i'm, ready and there's not going to be necessarily
Speaker 3: the same. SITUATION i am sick and tired Of City
Speaker 3: hall continuing to project that this is a gun. Issue
Speaker 3: for law abiding citizens to have a. Firearms, well as
Speaker 3: you go Into Father's day, weekend people should really think
Speaker 3: about buying a, weapon learning how to use it, safely
Speaker 3: keeping it safe in their, home having an emergency plan
Speaker 3: if something like this were to occur in their, house
Speaker 3: and be prepared to use deadly force if somebody decides
Speaker 3: to take.
Speaker 1: Your Life yahn tries to take your, life most. Notably you,
Speaker 1: know it's INTERESTING i observe that all remember all the
Speaker 1: money and investment that went into over The, rhine the.
Speaker 1: Regentrification they talked about, it they lowed, it they praised.
Speaker 1: It look bringing in young urban hipsters that have jobs
Speaker 1: and they're going to live in a walking, community and
Speaker 1: it's all going to be all great and rainbows and
Speaker 1: puppy dogs and. Unicorns and today we have a forty
Speaker 1: percent increase in crime compared to the same up period last.
Speaker 1: Year six hundred and thirty five crimes both violent and
Speaker 1: nonviolent reported in just over The. Rhine And i'm not
Speaker 1: making this. Up i'm Trusting Camera knight And David farrar
Speaker 1: from The Cincinnati. Enquirer that's what the data. Reflects so
Speaker 1: that isn't exactly a magnet to get urban hipsters to
Speaker 1: move into over The. Rhine AND i imagine a lot
Speaker 1: of folks in over The rhine feeling very unsafe and
Speaker 1: considering maybe packing it up and moving.
Speaker 3: OUT i wouldn't want my daughter hanging out down, there
Speaker 3: living down. There these are the kinds if you have
Speaker 3: a council and a mayor that's talking about reimagining the police,
Speaker 3: department defunding the police, department using whatever the language. Is
Speaker 3: you have an officer involved shooting where you have a
Speaker 3: guy who's getting out of a stolen car with a.
Speaker 3: Gun now there's even the conversation about indicting the. Officer,
Speaker 3: Right so now you've got one sense where you're saying,
Speaker 3: disarmed don't, don't don't Recognize the second amendment coming From City.
Speaker 3: Hall on the other, side you, say let's reimagine the police,
Speaker 3: department let's defund, them and then you have crime the
Speaker 3: way you just described, it that's just basically saying walk
Speaker 3: around and don't protect. Yourself Brian, thomas it doesn't make
Speaker 3: sense to. Me that's why there's an election In. November
Speaker 3: it's Why i'm supporting the other, Guy Corey bowman's Why
Speaker 3: i'm looking for change at City. Hall we can't have
Speaker 3: officers out here who are making split second. Decisions monday,
Speaker 3: morning you're you're pulling, over there are no routine car.
Speaker 3: Stops you got dark, Windows the officer is walking, up
Speaker 3: and we expect the officers just to kind of just
Speaker 3: not be prepared for what might be coming out of
Speaker 3: the back. Door that the back of the seat that
Speaker 3: you can't, see somebody could be pointing a gun at
Speaker 3: both officers on both sides of the. Vehicle When i'm
Speaker 3: say saying to you is that it seems like The
Speaker 3: Democratic party doesn't, understand based on what we're seeing in
Speaker 3: la based on the things that we're seeing here In,
Speaker 3: cincinnati that you can't use this language of defund, reimagining
Speaker 3: reimagining the police, department and then underfund your police department
Speaker 3: and think and, then by the, way question these types
Speaker 3: of police involved, shootings and then think that your citizens
Speaker 3: are going to be. Safe we're not going to be.
Speaker 3: Safe Brian, thomas this is what happens when you use
Speaker 3: language like. That you have Two jewish people that are
Speaker 3: coming out of an, event they're. Assassinated you have a
Speaker 3: guy walking around Who's, egyptian who should not be in our,
Speaker 3: country who throws fire On american citizens who are exercising
Speaker 3: Their First amendment. Rights then you have a guy without
Speaker 3: a monitor on walking around in downtown who Since february
Speaker 3: we don't know who he, is where he. Is he
Speaker 3: shows up to the front door of this couple and
Speaker 3: kills this wife's kills this woman's. Husband these are the
Speaker 3: things that we are being impacted based on fales old public.
Speaker 3: Policy and if the person that the people that are
Speaker 3: listening to, me if you're unwilling to do something different In,
Speaker 3: november you will continue to get the same.
Speaker 1: Results, well Stated Christopher. Smithman obviously very, passionate and that's
Speaker 1: What i've come to expect during the smith. Event always
Speaker 1: great to hear from, You my dear, Friend i'll look
Speaker 1: forward to Next monday and another. One have a great.
Speaker 1: Week it's seven point fifty right. Now always made extra.
Speaker 1: Special not only do we hear From Christopher Smith aman
Speaker 1: and get an air ful From CHRISTOPHER i think is
Speaker 1: on fire this, morning we get to hear From Brian,
Speaker 1: james all with. Financials Brian james a financial. Planner he
Speaker 1: is providing us with The Monday monday. Segment, Brian welcome
Speaker 1: back to the morning. Show always a pleasure talking with.
Speaker 1: You good, morning Mister, thomas and welcome back to you
Speaker 1: as well to your own. Show, indeed and, YEAH i
Speaker 1: got to chuckle out of the topic list stock future
Speaker 1: is based on the news and you know my immediate
Speaker 1: reaction to, that just basic summary of what we're going
Speaker 1: to talk about was stock futures maybe based on memes
Speaker 1: that float around and really not connected with things like
Speaker 1: pe ratios or, reality but just because people get all
Speaker 1: ginned up over topics designed to. Distract But i'm not
Speaker 1: quite sure that's the direction you were planning on. Going,
Speaker 1: WELL i think there's some truth to. THAT i, mean
Speaker 1: we react to whatever is in front of, us and
Speaker 1: there's a lot more in front of. Us it seems
Speaker 1: like there's a lot more every single.
Speaker 17: Day you, know if you go back to ten twenty thirty,
Speaker 17: years the only thing you had was Lou dobbs and
Speaker 17: his market report and those kinds of, Things, yeah to
Speaker 17: do at the end of the.
Speaker 1: Day now it's in your face all, day every.
Speaker 17: Day and that has led us to a situation where
Speaker 17: even if there isn't a, headline gosh darn, it we're
Speaker 17: gonna find. One and we look to memes and we
Speaker 17: look to all this other kind of social media stuff
Speaker 17: for whatever is everybody talking. About there may not actually
Speaker 17: be a, headline but somebody's talking about, something and by,
Speaker 17: God i'm going to react to.
Speaker 1: It, yeah no question about. It, also you, KNOW i
Speaker 1: have a dear, Friend Jay. RATLIFFE i are a media aviation,
Speaker 1: Expert Jay, ratliff who also is a bit of a day,
Speaker 1: trader and he's a quick in and out. GUY i
Speaker 1: mean the way he trades and the way he teaches
Speaker 1: how to, trade and that's part of his business is
Speaker 1: to teach. People his methodology usually really. Successful so in
Speaker 1: like you, know thirty minutes in the, morning he will
Speaker 1: jump in following some kind of trend to identify it
Speaker 1: and then as soon as he gets some kind of,
Speaker 1: profit he gets right. Out so in a half, hour
Speaker 1: who may make five thousand dollars because he doesn't hang
Speaker 1: on to any given. Stock AND i know that's not
Speaker 1: the methodology that you, prefer which is mixed index funds
Speaker 1: and things like, that BUT i think it's because of
Speaker 1: the meme reality of the world that those stocks will
Speaker 1: fluctuate so rapidly during a day someone gets the word,
Speaker 1: out the stock will, jump and you got to just
Speaker 1: know when to dump it and not hang onto it
Speaker 1: for too long or you're going to lose your money
Speaker 1: in a single.
Speaker 17: Day, Yeah AND i think and on the idea of day,
Speaker 17: trading and you, KNOW i, KNOW i Know, jay and
Speaker 17: he's got his, strategy AND i think that the keyword
Speaker 17: there is prefer which doesn't mean rule out. Anything so you,
Speaker 17: KNOW i think Even jay himself will tell you that
Speaker 17: you need to keep your core money in a, good you,
Speaker 17: know good diversified type of. Portfolio that's freize you up
Speaker 17: to do the kind of things that he trains. On
Speaker 17: and that's, okay there's nothing wrong with. That you want
Speaker 17: to take a flyer on something then then knock yourself
Speaker 17: out but day trading is a. Job it's not something
Speaker 17: Where i'm gonna at a, Stoplight i'm gonna buy a
Speaker 17: stock real quick and Then i'll sell it at.
Speaker 1: Lunchtime, no you're sitting there watching numbers on a. Screen.
Speaker 1: Yeah my wife's was, like you need to Take jay's.
Speaker 1: Class you need to Take jay's. Class And i'm thinking to,
Speaker 1: myself it is a, job you. Know you you you've
Speaker 1: got to commit yourself to following the stock market or
Speaker 1: following individual. Stocks and, honestly, man that does not sound
Speaker 1: like it's. Fun you, know it doesn't grab my, attention
Speaker 1: even though you can make money at, it you, know
Speaker 1: applying meeting myself to that kind of activity just just
Speaker 1: like it's just it's not, appealing.
Speaker 3: Huh you.
Speaker 11: Know.
Speaker 1: Yeah and a lot of people out there, too you.
Speaker 17: Know we hear the stories about crypto and people like
Speaker 17: make a lot of money in, crypto and it's the
Speaker 17: same same kind of.
Speaker 1: Approach you're not buying and sitting on.
Speaker 17: Something this isn't you, know a stock where you're you're
Speaker 17: picking up something because they just invented the new widget
Speaker 17: we all have to have and you can just sit
Speaker 17: and watch it. Rise you have to learn how to
Speaker 17: bounce in and out of. It and you have to
Speaker 17: be willing and more, Importantly Brian, thomas you have to
Speaker 17: be willing to take the. Hits everybody who has made
Speaker 17: money and anything has lost a lot of money in
Speaker 17: the exact same. Thing and you're hearing about the good
Speaker 17: run that they just. Had they don't bother bringing up
Speaker 17: they touch like. GAMBLING i won four hundred dollars at the.
Speaker 1: Casino that was like one, day and then you know
Speaker 1: the prior six days you lost four hundred dollars every single.
Speaker 1: Day anybody who tells you they made a bunch of
Speaker 1: money and something that's, great ask them for the full.
Speaker 17: Year you, know up ups and downs of whatever they're.
Speaker 17: Doing and if they're doing something so, great that's. Awesome
Speaker 17: maybe they're in the Next Warren, buffett but well take
Speaker 17: a breath before you believe.
Speaker 1: Them one of the things that does impact the market
Speaker 1: as well as market, futures jobs data AND i guess
Speaker 1: us data showed non farm payrolls increased by one hundred
Speaker 1: and thirty nine thousand jobs last. Month it was. Downwardly
Speaker 1: it was revised one hundred and forty seven thousand In,
Speaker 1: april so what does that? Mean unemployment rates is static
Speaker 1: at four point, two which is not. BAD i mean
Speaker 1: THAT'S i guess considered full. Employment, anyway we've talked about that. Before,
Speaker 1: yeah we're just about. Dreed and remember most people will
Speaker 1: go well fulls one hundred. Percent so why are we
Speaker 1: calling you, know ninety six percent employment? Full, well we
Speaker 1: have to have some oil in the.
Speaker 17: Engine if everybody is, employed then that means we can't expand.
Speaker 17: Anymore so we need that buffer of people who need
Speaker 17: jobs so that businesses can expand and do the things
Speaker 17: they need to. Do, so, yeah some good news last.
Speaker 17: Week expectations were kind of low heading into the monthly
Speaker 17: report that this one came FROM. Adp and remember SO
Speaker 17: adp is a private company of, course just like any
Speaker 17: other well public, trade but it's in the private sector
Speaker 17: and they're simply reporting on here's what our little app
Speaker 17: shows in terms of all the people who were added
Speaker 17: to the. System BECAUSE adp is ultimately a payroll, company
Speaker 17: they know exactly how many people were on the system
Speaker 17: a month ago and are on, now and then we
Speaker 17: extrapolate that out to mean something in the overall. Economy
Speaker 17: but the main job support showed that employers added about
Speaker 17: one hundred and thirty nine thousand. Jobs the expectation was
Speaker 17: one hundred and twenty six. Thousand so a lot of,
Speaker 17: times as we, know when we talk about the economy
Speaker 17: in the, market what we're trying to, do we're reacting
Speaker 17: to whether the analysts were right or. Not and in this,
Speaker 17: case the analysts were slightly, wrong.
Speaker 1: But in a good. Way we got more than we.
Speaker 1: Expected fair enough, well AND i, know so what are
Speaker 1: some of the other things THAT i know we Got
Speaker 1: china to talk about as? Well but officials are meeting
Speaker 1: with The china to discuss, trade and this seems like
Speaker 1: it being an on, again off again, proposition you, know
Speaker 1: things that seemed to be going in the right, direction
Speaker 1: and then as soon as they sit down to have,
Speaker 1: talks it tends to go. Nowhere at least that's what
Speaker 1: it seems to me to. Be, LIKE i haven't been
Speaker 1: following yet as closely as PERHAPS i. Should but then,
Speaker 1: again as we talked about a moment, ago there's like
Speaker 1: eight million different things you can talk, about AND i
Speaker 1: tend to be following something else other than our on and,
Speaker 1: off on, again off again relationship With. China, right, yeah,
Speaker 1: so so last, week there were some discussions Between trump
Speaker 1: And president she Of china for a nice phone call
Speaker 1: that That trump described as very, good which is of
Speaker 1: course always super, descriptive and we get a lot of
Speaker 1: information out of a couple of adjectivicy pros out after a.
Speaker 17: Call but they talked about rare minerals and you, know
Speaker 17: continuing to talk and renewing negotiations and all, that and
Speaker 17: so markets generally took that conversation as a positive. Step
Speaker 17: although as you as you you just, mentioned there's not
Speaker 17: a whole lot of meat to. IT i think the
Speaker 17: markets are responding to the fact, that, okay so underneath right, now,
Speaker 17: uh the economy seems to be doing, okay as we
Speaker 17: just talked, about the jobs report seems to be coming
Speaker 17: along just you, know, Decently and we are willing to
Speaker 17: have conversations With china and they are willing to have
Speaker 17: conversations with.
Speaker 1: Us that's.
Speaker 17: It there's no you, know otherwise it's a big nothing
Speaker 17: burger because there isn't a whole lot you can you
Speaker 17: can sink your teeth into it as to here's how
Speaker 17: The United states And china are going to.
Speaker 1: Move forward together within this global trade.
Speaker 17: Economy it's just the fact that we are still talking
Speaker 17: to each other and underneath the economy is doing. Okay
Speaker 17: so as far as taking the temperature the water right,
Speaker 17: now we are not in panic vote.
Speaker 1: Well AND i you, know speaking of panic quote AND
Speaker 1: i know panic you know makes the. Headlines. Uh the
Speaker 1: suggestion That china would dump ALL us treasuries and and
Speaker 1: and and quit dealing with. Completely that's not possible for,
Speaker 1: them is it?
Speaker 17: Now so you have to, remember whether we'd like each
Speaker 17: other or not doesn't really factor into the overall global
Speaker 17: success of each individual country's. Economy If, China china is
Speaker 17: the largest holder of treasury bonds other than THE Us treasury.
Speaker 1: Itself.
Speaker 17: Uh and if they dumped all of those, treasuries if
Speaker 17: they simply walked, away then the value of those would drop,
Speaker 17: completely and that would Hurt china as.
Speaker 1: Well so that's why they haven't done.
Speaker 17: Yet if they could pull the trigger and there was
Speaker 17: no downside to, them they'd done it already to put
Speaker 17: themselves in a better, position as would.
Speaker 1: We every country is out for its own.
Speaker 17: Interests so but but everything is so interconnected now you
Speaker 17: can't really make a move without having some kind of
Speaker 17: blowback come back your, Way and there's there's the idea
Speaker 17: of if they were to pull all of their currency
Speaker 17: out of and repatriate their currency by pulling it out
Speaker 17: OF us treasuries AND us, debt.
Speaker 1: Where's it going to.
Speaker 17: Go they're either gonna they're gonna have to park it
Speaker 17: in their own, coffers or they're gonna have to go
Speaker 17: to the next best country out there and buy their.
Speaker 17: Debt and there's just not a heck of a lot
Speaker 17: of size and things you can rely on once you
Speaker 17: get past The United states And. China SO i don't
Speaker 17: think that's very likely at. All but it sure's a
Speaker 17: sexy headline to talk.
Speaker 1: About yeah it, is and you, know it kind of
Speaker 1: keeps people on their heels, thinking oh my, god the
Speaker 1: world's gonna. End but practically, speaking that's WHY i brought it.
Speaker 1: Up you, know it is an argument they could, make
Speaker 1: but you, know the devils and the details and the
Speaker 1: points you. MAKE i show exactly why media isn't as
Speaker 1: strong as some are suggesting it. Is as we sit
Speaker 1: down at the negotiating table With china to talk about trade,
Speaker 1: policies think About Kerse Detalks Station Money monday At Brian
Speaker 1: james all, right we talked a little bit About. CHINA
Speaker 1: i understand that these trade talks are going to continue,
Speaker 1: today so that that obviously is going to impact the,
Speaker 1: markets but we don't know what's going to, happen so
Speaker 1: we're just gonna have to take a wait and see
Speaker 1: approach on that. One why Has Apple stock been? Struggling Brian,
Speaker 1: WELL i Think apple.
Speaker 17: Is a hit a point where it's already well known
Speaker 17: and everybody knows what an iPhone. Is the iPhone hasn't changed.
Speaker 17: Drastically we haven't had a new device like the you,
Speaker 17: know the iPad kind of changed things when it came.
Speaker 17: Out there, was if anybody, remembers there was the vision
Speaker 17: pro device that that was supposed to be the next great.
Speaker 17: Thing but those are now apparently Hitting facebook marketplace as
Speaker 17: people are just willing to take losses on the on
Speaker 17: this multi thousand dollars device that they, bought so almost
Speaker 17: kind of in a position where they've gone just a
Speaker 17: little bit.
Speaker 1: STALE i think fair enough on that. One, okay now
Speaker 1: explain this to, me BECAUSE i understand that opek is
Speaker 1: increasing production of. Oil our extraction policies have changed in
Speaker 1: The trump administration that you, know, Drill, baby. DRILL i
Speaker 1: guess is the mantra from The trump. Administration why are
Speaker 1: oil futures? Up what's what's the story on this? One.
Speaker 17: Brian we're finally getting, RESPONSE i, believe to the to
Speaker 17: the fact that we're hitting the summer travel season in
Speaker 17: The United states and we spend a lot of you,
Speaker 17: know we spend a lot of money traveling. Around we
Speaker 17: hadn't had that. Yet usually you and you AND i
Speaker 17: would be talking about it if it would have been a.
Speaker 17: Headline we made it all the way Through may with
Speaker 17: talking about oil very. MUCH i think our prior, years
Speaker 17: that was most of Our monday mornings was talking about.
Speaker 1: That but prices we had to pump them been. DOWN i,
Speaker 1: mean they were left less than three bucks last week
Speaker 1: WHEN i checked on, gas but at least up in my.
Speaker 1: Neighborhood although it's a little north of three bucks, now
Speaker 1: but still that's that's way off from what it was
Speaker 1: not that long.
Speaker 17: Ago you, KNOW i THINK i think in the past
Speaker 17: it's been it's been more driven by hype because you,
Speaker 17: know not so much the actual, inputs but more the
Speaker 17: idea that, hey we're gonna Start we're gonna start talking
Speaker 17: about oil prices going, up and politicians do.
Speaker 1: This they have certain agendas they want to, push so.
Speaker 17: They'll push the idea that, hey It's, april oil prices
Speaker 17: are going.
Speaker 1: Up you got you gotta be paying attention to these.
Speaker 17: Things, WELL i think we've been distracted by so many
Speaker 17: things this past year that there's been so much other
Speaker 17: stuff to talk about that.
Speaker 1: That hype never.
Speaker 17: Occurred but now we're running actually on what is really,
Speaker 17: happening and now we're officially in vacation season and all
Speaker 17: that people are driving and doing. More the economy actually
Speaker 17: is despite the headlines of the economy is doing. Okay,
Speaker 17: yeah so there there is still demand out, there and
Speaker 17: we always have that switch to the summer mix and
Speaker 17: all that kind of stuff when they change the chemicals
Speaker 17: around inside the gas, pump and that is finally pushing things.
Speaker 1: Forward BUT i think for once.
Speaker 17: It's just based on the reality of what is actually
Speaker 17: happening at the, pump then the hype preceding.
Speaker 6: It.
Speaker 1: All, Right, well if you own A, tesla you don't need.
Speaker 1: Gasoline But tesla's stock is another. Issue you, KNOW i
Speaker 1: was laughing about it, Earlier. Brian so we Have elon
Speaker 1: musk as head Of doge alienates the. Left they hate.
Speaker 1: Him he's cutting things Evil Elon, Musk so let's Vandalize
Speaker 1: tesla's and let's dump the. Stock so his stock obviously very,
Speaker 1: volatile and it. Dropped so now we got The Trump
Speaker 1: musk split up and. Divorce, aw it's making the headlines.
Speaker 1: Everywhere oh my. God and you're looking at their name
Speaker 1: calling And trump Or musk isn't on board for the
Speaker 1: big beautiful bill and that's Got Donald trump, angry which
Speaker 1: obviously has the suggested impact of angering The trump side
Speaker 1: of the political. Ledgers so are they Dumping tesla stock as?
Speaker 1: Well BECAUSE i See tesla's not done real, well although it.
Speaker 1: Is it did jump a little bit the other.
Speaker 17: Day, Well tesla of course dipped its toe into the political,
Speaker 17: waters you know obviously when When Elon musk took his
Speaker 17: role and really before, that when when he took his
Speaker 17: role in the. Campaign, yeah so a hard fourteen percent
Speaker 17: drop last week when the original announcement of the threat
Speaker 17: was made that we could remove the electric vehicle subsidies
Speaker 17: from you, know from the ability for somebody to buy
Speaker 17: and make a little bit more reasonably.
Speaker 1: Priced so the little.
Speaker 17: Bounce back there after that fourteen percent, drop it came
Speaker 17: back almost four. Percent but when that drop, happened it
Speaker 17: took away about one hundred and fifty billion dollars in market.
Speaker 17: Value nothing has changed about A tesla. Vehicle it's the
Speaker 17: same product it was before this whole, debate and it
Speaker 17: kind of fills the same. Role, however this is what
Speaker 17: happens when when companies dip their toes into the political
Speaker 17: Where we've seen this. Before Henry ford took his company
Speaker 17: through a major hit when he published in his own
Speaker 17: newspaper some anti semitic. Articles board was not publicly traded
Speaker 17: at the time that he did, That but same car,
Speaker 17: company you, know same, idea took a major hit because
Speaker 17: that the owner took a political stance against some of its.
Speaker 17: Customers AND i think that's what's happening. Here we're just
Speaker 17: seeing the fallout from.
Speaker 1: It, well and let's face, it you, Know tesla's as
Speaker 1: a product propped up in part because the government was
Speaker 1: willing to give you some money back if you bought
Speaker 1: one that or some other electric. Vehicles AND i think
Speaker 1: this whole green agenda seems to be taking a nosedive.
Speaker 1: GLOBALLY i, mean people are realizing, that you, know solar
Speaker 1: panels can't meet the challenges of day to day life.
Speaker 1: Blackouts these projects have gone over, budget and they're all
Speaker 1: funded and fueled by tax payer, dollars and it just
Speaker 1: seems to mean it has been a shift away from,
Speaker 1: it so that obviously is gonna have a long term
Speaker 1: impact on electric vehicles. Anyway hybrids seem to be the
Speaker 1: way of the. Future, yeah AND i think they're the
Speaker 1: way of the future and the way of the.
Speaker 17: PRESENT i THINK i think a hybrid is the best
Speaker 17: deal you've got goaling combining old technology with new until
Speaker 17: we get to a point where the new technology can
Speaker 17: really make everything else, obsolete you.
Speaker 1: Know but it's interesting. There Elon musk has always.
Speaker 17: Been obviously at the cutting edge of how can we
Speaker 17: make things more efficient and that kind of.
Speaker 1: Thing that's why he's got such a huge fan.
Speaker 17: Base but even he had a solar company called Solar,
Speaker 17: city and that we don't talk about that nearly as
Speaker 17: much as we talk About tesla and SpaceX and all
Speaker 17: those kinds of. Things and so it's very interesting that
Speaker 17: he took a position when he went on the political,
Speaker 17: side he took a position that worked directly against a
Speaker 17: lot of the major companies and the things that he's involved.
Speaker 17: In don't FORGET SpaceX is right, now it's our only
Speaker 17: way to get to. Space but it also relies on
Speaker 17: obviously an awful lot of federal government, grants and there's
Speaker 17: some risk there as. Well he's got at some point
Speaker 17: if he wants these companies to stay somehow connected and
Speaker 17: to stay, viable he's going to have to somehow be
Speaker 17: friends with whoever is sitting on the throne In, washington D.
Speaker 17: C and right now the relationship's not going too, fabulously
Speaker 17: although it seems that they possibly are on speaking terms.
Speaker 1: Again but, YEAH i guess we'll have to wait to see.
Speaker 3: More.
Speaker 1: HEADLINE i think that's the direction it's going to, go
Speaker 1: because that's a true, statement to be friends with the,
Speaker 1: administration regardless of what the administration is apparently to get
Speaker 1: anywhere in this. World everybody's figured that one. Out let's,
Speaker 1: pause Bring Brian james back to talk about some common
Speaker 1: social media myths about saving debt and by now pay.
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Speaker 1: Station very Happy monday to. You we're going to raise
Speaker 1: some awareness On Giving Voice. Foundation Christa, power the executive
Speaker 1: director for the, charity is also going to talk about
Speaker 1: a bourbon raffle for their fundraiser the Meantime Brian james
Speaker 1: myths out there in the. WORLD i, know, folks one
Speaker 1: of the things that you other financial planners always recommend
Speaker 1: you have a nice nest egg easily available for you
Speaker 1: in case like you get fired or things. Happen it's
Speaker 1: always worth having some money piled. Up but some people
Speaker 1: are operating under the perception, that, well it's just not
Speaker 1: worth saving unless you can put away a whole lot of.
Speaker 1: Money accurate or. Not, yeah that's.
Speaker 17: Accurate in terms of it being a. Myth, however you
Speaker 17: know that's this is a place where is this can
Speaker 17: get you in. Trouble so If i'm not BECAUSE i
Speaker 17: have concluded, that, well IF i can only put ten
Speaker 17: twenty bucks, away you, know a week While i'm just getting,
Speaker 17: started or you, know maybe in a rough period or,
Speaker 17: whatever then that's gonna kind of ingrain itself in my
Speaker 17: mind And i'll never. Save, so you, know, two, three
Speaker 17: four years down the, line Maybe i'm in a position
Speaker 17: now where i can save one hundred dollars a, week
Speaker 17: But i've already convinced, myself well it wasn't.
Speaker 1: Enough then it's not. Enough they're therefore it's never.
Speaker 17: Enough so these are just small habits in early on
Speaker 17: in your, careers when you're just getting, started it's more.
Speaker 17: Important the habit is more important than the than the
Speaker 17: active of saving just a few. Dollars if you can
Speaker 17: get into the habit of making sure that there's always
Speaker 17: a surplus on a monthly, basis and then that surplus
Speaker 17: gets saved into, something whether it's an emergency on bank
Speaker 17: account or your four oh ONE, k that is a strong.
Speaker 1: Habit it's gonna benefit you down the. Road so don't
Speaker 1: fall for that. Myth fair, Enough, now what about the
Speaker 1: idea that, well if you have a, big fat, paycheck
Speaker 1: then you are financially. SUCCESSFUL i know that's a.
Speaker 17: Myth this is a screaming myth because a lot of
Speaker 17: people take that high income and they make they make
Speaker 17: financial messes out of.
Speaker 1: Themselves do they use the phraseology all the?
Speaker 17: Time you, KNOW i might have a client with five
Speaker 17: hundred thousand dollars in their retirement plan and they're going
Speaker 17: to be just. Fine my other clients with five million
Speaker 17: dollars in their retirement plans live like they have twenty
Speaker 17: million dollars in their retirement. Plan so what matters is
Speaker 17: your is your cash flow not your pile of. Money
Speaker 17: it's the spending that, counts not how big the pile.
Speaker 1: Is, well and that, pile that money that you have,
Speaker 1: invested you'll have more to invest if you exercise financial.
Speaker 1: DISCIPLINE i, mean this is one of the things reasons
Speaker 1: WHY i always SAY i outkicked my coverage WHEN i.
Speaker 1: Married my wife's very, frugal and that aligns with my.
Speaker 1: MENTALITY i have always been absolutely scared of scared like
Speaker 1: hell of, debt you, KNOW i mean even having a.
Speaker 1: MORTGAGE i, mean we're capable of making the monthly mortgage,
Speaker 1: payment but we went a little more frugal than we
Speaker 1: certainly could have afforded when it came to our, house
Speaker 1: BECAUSE i never wanted to be house. POOR i, mean
Speaker 1: her her mindset was completely in line with. Mine so you,
Speaker 1: know if you really don't need, it you just don't buy.
Speaker 1: It that's financial, Discipline, Yeah and that leads.
Speaker 17: You that leads you to a position where down the
Speaker 17: road you'll be able to live your life without concern
Speaker 17: for where the next meal is coming, from this bill is,
Speaker 17: paid and so, forth and move the ball, forward not
Speaker 17: always scrambling for that next.
Speaker 1: Nickel, yeah there's a lot to do and enjoying the
Speaker 1: world without having to spend a lot of. MONEY i
Speaker 1: THINK i just learned that lesson over my entire. LIFE
Speaker 1: i think it's BECAUSE i grew up on The West,
Speaker 1: side something about the water over. There and, finally the
Speaker 1: whole idea of buy, now pay later's what's?
Speaker 17: This, yeah so this is a when you're buying something online,
Speaker 17: anymore most people ignore. It but if you're buying something,
Speaker 17: online there's always in your shopping cart when you're checking,
Speaker 17: out there's always a little link nowadays that, says, hey
Speaker 17: you could do this in for, you you could spend
Speaker 17: this twenty six dollars and forty two cents in four
Speaker 17: easy payments and your life will be. Great there's a
Speaker 17: bunch of companies that do. This klarna k l a
Speaker 17: R na is one of the big. Ones this is
Speaker 17: A swedish company that they're basically making. Money this is
Speaker 17: the modern day lay. Away so what they're doing is
Speaker 17: they're taking these relatively. Debts the Average klarna balance is
Speaker 17: about eighty seven, dollars as opposed to the average credit
Speaker 17: card balance more traditional financing about sixty five. Hundred so
Speaker 17: they're taking these extremely small amounts and you'll pay about
Speaker 17: ninety nine percent of users paying four different, payments and
Speaker 17: you're you're basically applying for credit able to get it
Speaker 17: without without a good credit. Score it's not the same
Speaker 17: kind of underwriting you'll go through in a credit card.
Speaker 17: Transaction klarna it makes money by hoping that some of
Speaker 17: these people out there aren't gonna make payments at, all
Speaker 17: and they're gonna Get they're gonna hit them.
Speaker 1: With late fees and all that kind of. Stuff the
Speaker 1: late fee on a you.
Speaker 17: Know it can be a seven dollars late fee on
Speaker 17: an eighty seven dollars. Payment if you think about, that
Speaker 17: that's about nine, percent and that's if you annualize that
Speaker 17: out over a long over a full.
Speaker 1: Year that's a huge amount of.
Speaker 17: Money but remember a lot of people translate by now
Speaker 17: pay later to buy now pay, maybe or never had
Speaker 17: the intent to pay in the first. Place So klarna
Speaker 17: consequently has laid off several thousand, employees and for whatever.
Speaker 1: Reason student loans just bought that in my, Mind, brian,
Speaker 1: yeah a little.
Speaker 17: Bit, again definitely by now pay Maybe i'm or wait
Speaker 17: till the government decides that we're not going to bother
Speaker 17: collecting those dollars, anymore which is never gonna.
Speaker 1: Happen, Amen it's always a pleasure talking with, You Brian.
Speaker 1: James thanks to All Worth financial as always for loaning
Speaker 1: you out for a few. Segments So i've appreciate the.
Speaker 1: Information i'm sure my listeners do as. Well we will
Speaker 1: have another go at this Next. Monday in the, meantime
Speaker 1: have a wonderful, week my. Friend, yes, sir stay, dry
Speaker 1: talk to You. Monday thanks, brother coming to with an
Speaker 1: a thirty five fifty five CARE cd talk. Station we're
Speaker 1: gonna be hearing it from Executive Chrystal, power executive director
Speaker 1: Of Giving Voice, Foundation Burbo. Raffle there's a bourbon raffle
Speaker 1: and there's some really awesome bourbons available in this raffle for.
Speaker 1: Charity so get your credit card, out be ready to
Speaker 1: get some. Tickets don't. Cool wave you right back IF
Speaker 1: i have CARE cd talk. Station Happy Monday extra Special.
Speaker 1: Monday we're going to introduce you to a terrific, charity
Speaker 1: one THAT i certainly can relate. To Christ To, power
Speaker 1: executive director Of Giving Voice, Foundation welcome to the fifty
Speaker 1: five care Sceon Morning.
Speaker 11: Show, well thank you so much for having.
Speaker 1: Me let's start with your organization before we get to
Speaker 1: the fun and games of the bourbon raffle drinking for,
Speaker 1: charity which makes it justified in all, cases especially given
Speaker 1: the types of bourbons that are involved in. This in
Speaker 1: this bourbon raffle you're. Doing but The Giving Voice, foundation
Speaker 1: my listeners know and folks who listened to my father
Speaker 1: BEFORE i came, On, no he passed away from complications
Speaker 1: Of alzheimer's and it was just such an awful thing
Speaker 1: to behold a man he was so sharp and so.
Speaker 1: Brilliant to see his mind deteriorate to the point where
Speaker 1: he couldn't, Communicate it's just so. Awful and that's what your,
Speaker 1: Organization Giving Voice foundation deals, with is seniors With. Alzheimer's
Speaker 1: AM i?
Speaker 11: Right that's exactly? Right AND i you, Know i'm always
Speaker 11: my heart reaches out to those who are. Impacted and
Speaker 11: it's hard to find anyone who is not impacted By
Speaker 11: alzheimer's disease. Anymore it's such a far reaching.
Speaker 1: Experience the, statistics the statistics bear out out it's becoming
Speaker 1: a more is it more? Problematic and if, SO i,
Speaker 1: mean do we have any connection as to why or
Speaker 1: is just that people are living a lot longer these
Speaker 1: days than they used.
Speaker 11: To, well there's definitely a, blend like you, said people living,
Speaker 11: longer there also is more awareness and identifying the disease.
Speaker 11: Process and SO i think what we're seeing also on
Speaker 11: the other end of longevity is there's early diagnosis for
Speaker 11: people as young as in their forties or. Fifties and
Speaker 11: as you, know this disease can be very long term
Speaker 11: in its expanse as, well so you, know sometimes ten twenty.
Speaker 11: Years SO i think both, ways you, know science has
Speaker 11: improved as well as our longevity of our.
Speaker 1: Bodies all, right real briefly, here AND i don't want
Speaker 1: to put you in the spot if you don't, know
Speaker 1: you don't, know BUT i don't. EITHER i have heard
Speaker 1: early diagnosis And i've heard they can diagnose. It do
Speaker 1: you know what's involved in a, Diagnosis like IF i
Speaker 1: went to the doctor AND i SAID i want to
Speaker 1: be diagnosed to see IF i Have, alzheimer's the onset Of,
Speaker 1: alzheimer's what they do and how they go about.
Speaker 11: That, yeah there's you, know there are some there's some
Speaker 11: cognitive assessments that are, done there's some blood work that is,
Speaker 11: done and ultimately they do without having the gene one
Speaker 11: of the. Genes that's one small portion of the. Diagnosis
Speaker 11: there's then people who do not have a gene who
Speaker 11: still have a very various forms of, dementia like vascular
Speaker 11: dementia that goes along with heart, issues Or louis body
Speaker 11: or frontal temporal. Lobe there's so many more than Just alzheimer's.
Speaker 11: Disease but there's the assessments that are done that have
Speaker 11: enough red flags for a physician to be able to,
Speaker 11: say you, know, yes you are, diagnosed and here's here
Speaker 11: are some resources that are, available because, unfortunately there is
Speaker 11: no way to ultimately diagnose till once a person has
Speaker 11: has passed, away and there's there's not a lot of.
Speaker 11: Medications there's one that IS fda, approved but there's not
Speaker 11: much that can be done to slow or reverse the
Speaker 11: effects of the.
Speaker 1: Disease, yeah And i'm praying for that day much in
Speaker 1: the same WAY i am praying that some day they
Speaker 1: have cared for. CANCER i am praying so hard that
Speaker 1: some day that they can come up with something to
Speaker 1: you even do With. Alzheimer's, again that my personal, experience
Speaker 1: and of COURSE i just weep for my mom and
Speaker 1: what she had to go. Through it's just, terrible which
Speaker 1: leads us over to The Giving Voice. Foundation what is
Speaker 1: it that your organization does for folks who obviously have
Speaker 1: been diagnosed With alzheimer's or.
Speaker 11: Dementia, well like you, said it's it's such a toll
Speaker 11: on the care, partners whether it's your, spouse or it's your,
Speaker 11: parent or it's a peer who is diagnosed and lives
Speaker 11: through the. Disease So Giving Voice foundation exists to provide
Speaker 11: direct services and support and social engagement for the person
Speaker 11: diagnosed and their care. Partner we really find that these
Speaker 11: boots on the ground services for people make such a.
Speaker 11: Difference SO i really like to highlight two parts of our.
Speaker 11: Programming the first is we do offer an opportunity for
Speaker 11: care partners to come and meet with a licensed social
Speaker 11: worker to discuss their specific loved one and their scenario
Speaker 11: and situation so they can become equipped and get resources
Speaker 11: and support an education for their. Journey and then the
Speaker 11: bulk of our other programming is social. Engagement what we
Speaker 11: found Is alzheimer's disease and other dementias are such an
Speaker 11: isolating type of disease that it's really important to create
Speaker 11: a safe environment where people are accepted just as they,
Speaker 11: are you, know whether your memory is starting to go
Speaker 11: or words are a you and you just feel uncomfortable
Speaker 11: in regular. Society that's why we create space and we
Speaker 11: weave in things like music and. Movement oh, yeah and,
Speaker 11: yeah like.
Speaker 18: Just lots of opportunities that create joy and purpose and
Speaker 18: they're dual tasking and so there's real science also behind
Speaker 18: our programs that just appear from the outside very.
Speaker 1: Joyful, yeah you, know That's i'm glad you mentioned Because
Speaker 1: i'm looking at your. Site music in motion one of
Speaker 1: the things my dad when was in the assisted living
Speaker 1: facility just absolutely loved and a shout out To Tim
Speaker 1: goldry and the lead singer for The. Menus he goes
Speaker 1: to these different facilities and. Performs my dad loved when
Speaker 1: he came there and. Sang he just thought he was
Speaker 1: the greatest. Entertainer just really got a kick out of.
Speaker 1: It so it was a really bright spot in in
Speaker 1: otherwise sometimes not too bright, day if you know WHAT i.
Speaker 11: Mean, absolutely music is such a healing, force and you,
Speaker 11: know when you then pull up music from a person's
Speaker 11: life when they were eighteen or twenty or twenty two years,
Speaker 11: old it really has the capacity to call a person
Speaker 11: into the. Moment it's amazing how people.
Speaker 1: Join in and, sing all, right, well what's christ the?
Speaker 1: Power i'm holding you over because we're gonna Get we've
Speaker 1: now we've mentioned The Giving Voice. Foundation It's Giving VOICE
Speaker 1: fd and dot. Org oh, look you can donate and
Speaker 1: help them, out or you can Buy Bourbon raffle. Tickets
Speaker 1: we're gonna Have chris to talk about The Bourbon, raffle
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Speaker 1: Brian thomas talking To Christa. Power she's the executive effer
Speaker 1: director For Giving Voice, foundation helping folks With alzheimer's that
Speaker 1: will be caregivers as well as the struggling With alzheimer's
Speaker 1: all kinds of programs and. Resources SO i recommend if
Speaker 1: you are impacted By alzheimer's to check out their, Website
Speaker 1: Giving VOICE Fdn, Foundation Giving VOICE fdn dot org and
Speaker 1: learn about all the programs. There would you Just chris
Speaker 1: AND i just scratched the surface in the last segment
Speaker 1: of everything that they. Do so also maybe consider a,
Speaker 1: donation maybe the donation in the form of buying a
Speaker 1: rare bourbon raffle. Ticket, christa you got some great bourbons
Speaker 1: you're giving away in this.
Speaker 11: Raffle, yes they're wonderful bourbons and they're very hard to
Speaker 11: find as a full. Collection so this is The Buffalo
Speaker 11: Trace Antique collection with there's a total five. Bottles there's
Speaker 11: three whiskeys and two Rise so it's a really exciting
Speaker 11: raffle we have going on and certainly an easy way
Speaker 11: for people to support the work that we. Do AND
Speaker 11: i will mention all of the programs and services Of
Speaker 11: Giving Voice foundation are. Free so this is how we
Speaker 11: go about providing free services is by garnering community.
Speaker 1: Support, yeah and let us know overlook the for the
Speaker 1: low price of a raffle, ticket you have an opportunity
Speaker 1: to win probably more than ten thousand dollars worth of
Speaker 1: this these five. Bottles the street value of these is.
Speaker 1: Outrageous twenty twenty Three Buffalo trace Anti collection Includes george
Speaker 1: Stat GEORGE. T stag, Bourbon THOMAS. H, Handy Sazaak rye,
Speaker 1: Whiskey sazarak, right eighteen year old, Whiskey William LaRue weller,
Speaker 1: bourbon and finally the celebrated eighteen Or Ego rare seventeen
Speaker 1: year Old. Bourbon and Did Buffalo trace got flooded? Out didn't?
Speaker 1: They did they lose any of their inventory in that?
Speaker 11: Flood they, Did, yeah back in the. Spring they had
Speaker 11: a horrible, flood SO i know that they had to
Speaker 11: do quite a bit of recovery and did lose. Some
Speaker 11: so we were fortunate to have these bottles donated to
Speaker 11: us by anonymous. Donor and oh and have these, available
Speaker 11: SO i think even more rare.
Speaker 6: Than you, know the.
Speaker 1: Normal you can't just go to the you can't go
Speaker 1: to the party source and buy one of these off
Speaker 1: the shelf because once they show, up they're, gone so.
Speaker 7: Right exactly.
Speaker 11: Exactly so we're making these available for as low as
Speaker 11: a twenty five dollars raffle. Ticket you can buy one
Speaker 11: ticket for twenty five dollars or five tickets for one hundred.
Speaker 11: Dollars And june fourteenth it Is National Bourbon, Day so
Speaker 11: at two pm we'll be calling the, winner drawing the
Speaker 11: winner and calling. Them they don't have to be present to,
Speaker 11: win but we will be gathering At Revival Vintage Bottle
Speaker 11: shopping comington if people want to come and see the
Speaker 11: drawing happen.
Speaker 1: Live oh, Cool, WELL i assure you that you just
Speaker 1: sold five, tickets Because i'm going to get online At
Speaker 1: sincey with a Y sinceybourbonarraffle dot com and that'll walk
Speaker 1: you through the steps to get yourself some. Tickets BUT i, mean,
Speaker 1: folks at, LEAST i MEAN i nobody out there are
Speaker 1: listening on. It it's at least it's twenty five. Bucks
Speaker 1: and this is an amazing charitable. Organization, again the services
Speaker 1: they offer are free and relying on things like this
Speaker 1: to to to provide these wonderful. Services SO i think
Speaker 1: it's a low. Price you can end up with these
Speaker 1: rare bourbons on top of, it even if you're not
Speaker 1: a bourbon. Drinker trust, me someone out there in the
Speaker 1: world will want to buy them from, you, Right, Christa
Speaker 1: that's exactly.
Speaker 11: Right you'll have, many many friends coming out of the. Woodwork,
Speaker 11: yes thank you for choosing to buy and support it
Speaker 11: really doesn't mean a lot and just having the opportunity
Speaker 11: to share this with your, circle your. Listeners we are
Speaker 11: grateful for people on how they show up for us
Speaker 11: and it's.
Speaker 1: FUN i.
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